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Subacrli lion pates: Morrow ami Grant Counties. W. 00 Year; ll- here W) Year. MntU W
Kwad t"v.? nurXy ami tutored .t th l"ort om.t at ll.-ppner. Oton. Seromt Qasa Hatter
Tp Triangle Lake football
loam would Ilk to take this
opportunity thank tho pe
plo of Morrow County loi tho
goodwill and klndaess showa
ut during our toy.
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Boardman News
By MART LEE MARLOW
Mi. John Summer was clc
ted president f the Ladlei Aid
Society t.f Community Church at
an all day meeting WednewJay
jf last week at tho church. Mrs.
Lowell Shaltuck la vice presl
dent; Mr. Florence Root, sec
retary; Mr. Seth Russell, treas
urer. Mr. Kenneth Voot n and Mrs.
P..b Miller presented the mis
sionary les.xon on missions In the
Arctic.
Two boxes of clothing were
packed to send to the Open Door
Children's Home In Hazard. Ky..
and handaees were rolled to
wnd to Margery Benedict, mis
sionary In Africa.
A pot luck dinner was held at
the noon hour. Guests for din
ner Included Kenneth Wooten
and Wayne Downey.
Mrs. Joe Tatone was hostess
for the Boardman Tllllcum Club
nt her home Tuesday night of
last week. Mrs. LeRuy Minnlck.
lierrnlston, wus a guet.
The club announces that the
community calendars are ready
fjr distribution.
Proceeds from sale of a cake
at n Dutch auction netted $3-20,
which will be put In the ben
rvolent fund.
Mrs. Minnlck showed fashions
to the group. Linda Tatone and
Karen Gronnulst sane "nay
mates", and Jody Tatone sang
"Cherry", and played a solo on
the chord organ. "Sail Along,
Silvery Moon."
Tho next meeting will bo a
work meeting on the Christmas
doll at the home of Mrs. Dewey
West Nov. 29. Christmas gifts
for the state hospital at Pen
dleton are to be brought to the
meeting.
The Christmas uarty will be
held at the home of Mrs. La-
Vcrn Tartlow Dec. IX
"A Look at a Woman's World"
was the subject of the meeting
of the County Extension Unit
Tuesday of last week at the
home of Mrs. Everett Daniels.
Leaders were Mrs. Daniels and
Mrs. Guy Ferguson. The subject
dealt with the different stages of
a woman's life from childhood
through possible widowhood.
For an "eye opener" Mrs. Ron
ald Black held a discussion on
"Having something to talk
about."
Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. Arnold Hoffman and Mrs.
G. C. Dolts, who served lunch at
noon.
The Christmas party will be
held at the home of Mrs. Nathan
Thorpe Dec. 20, with Mrs. Frank
Marlow as co-hostess.
Mrs. Claud Coats and Mrs.
Florence Root, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Von Seaton of Yamhill
and Mrs. Beatrice Scoggins of
Arlington to Baker Saturday
where they attended a Joint
meeting of the fourth and fifth
districts of the Oregon Branch of
the National League of Postmas
ters at the Baker Hotel. Mrs.
Glen Carpenter accompanied
them as far as La Grande and
will visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Esther Emmons, until
after the Thanksgiving holidays.
(Continued next week)
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Graves To Compete
For Conservation
Title Of State
John Graves of llardman,
named by the Oregon Wheat
Crower's league as Conservation
Man of the Year for Morrow
County, will receive a special
placque at the Thlrty-Thrld An
nual Meeting of the Wheat
League In Portland. Dec. 1
through 3.
Graves will receive his plaque
at the annual banquet. Friday
evening. Dec. 2 t the Benson
Hotel.
The state winner will receive
the Conservation Man of the
Year rotating trophy presented
by the Oregonlan. which spon
sors the competition along with
the Wheat League.
This annual competition Is
open to any farmer In the state
who received a substantial por
tlon of his Income from wheat
farming.
Among the factors considered
In Judging are: suitability of the
cropping system to the lard,
range practices, crop rotation
and extent to which normal
erosion Is eliminated.
CARDINALS
eetiiN tM n
Into th end ton. The try !
point was rui gl n lh
dinala led at the end fof tho quar
ter 19 to 0.
The Lakers ared In the
ond quarter on an ! run
by Ami Meyers and In the third
on a 27 yard pass from Bob Van
Cleve to Im Fppron, They
added one eMra point and the
score stood at 19 t 13 as the
final quarter began.
At this point, the Cardinals
n,ffu.t thoir feathers and wrap
ped up the State crown. Alter
holding the Lakers for downs
on the Triangle Lake 44. the Car
dinals sent Crum for 5 yards.
Crum again for 7 and first
down, and Swanson on an end
around for 14. From the IS. Crum
smashed Into the end one, leav
ing three prostrate Lakers In hit
wake. Hams ran the extra point
to make the score 26 to IX
After holding the Laker for
downs following the klckoff.
lone scored again on 12- yard
run by Crum. Ken Kllnger ran
the extra point for 33 to 13
core.
The Lakers didn't give up. but
the lone defense was not to be
broken. Coach Chuck Hudson
sent In the subs and they were
on the way to another wore as
the gun sounded to end the
Kame-
There were many Cardinal
stars In this championship game.
Crum and Swanson carried the
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M of help from their team
r.l. Jak nd J-fcn wrr Juri
ed by Hams, the auret taikler
on the aquad; Francis flea. ho
seemed to be all over the fMd
frwm Ma middle linebacker po
sition; Tom Martin, who bUk
Ing and tackling Mt many a
Laker In the embrace of the cold
terra firma; Bon Crabtre. who
played his best game of the sea
..n: Ken Nelson, a rock at de
fenUve end; Lea Madden, who
played exceptionally well de
spite a digestive upset; Joe
Palmer, who anchored the lone
Interior; Jerry Davidson, a ter
ror at guard until ne received
knee Injury In the aecond quar-
irr. and Ken KUnger. who did
good Job aa a ubsiltut,
The lone drfen held the
runted TtUniU Ulci FWjd
attack to a net gain i4 45 rd
Both teams played Itke cham
pions, but the Lakers dldnt have
the speed to match tht lone
funrs and that was the deciding
factor.
RuU-rt Van lloute. represent
Ing the Oregon School Activities
Aviation, presented the run
ner up trophy to the Triangle
Lake captain and the champion
ship trophy to the lone captains.
Francis Rea and Wayne Ham.
The game waa played on
Coach Hudson's birthday. What
more could a coach want?
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