tmxti axtrrrt rati. nuAr. Qtuht iu m
Boardman Census
On Sfeady Climb
If WAIT IXC MAELJW
BOARDMAN The city of
Boardman rw haa a nopulation
of &il aa announced &jtenbet
S3 t lh Ofriutt Siai &Mrd of
Omul TTUi U an lrrrr of IW
ovr the Ul count of 2J a lew
months aco, Thia doea not in
clude reaidrnta of a trailer court
djointnf town that la not in
cluded In the city limits. There
are an estimated 100 persona liv
In there. There will be another
rt.sus taken In December.
Th VMmln Pit v Cnunrll in.
prosed the second contract with
the U. S. Corpa of Engineer at a
meeting Tuesday night of last
wek. This calls for construction
of public structure ana laotii
ties, hkh Includea the city hall,
fin- station, nark and boat
launching ramp.
The Altar Society of St Mary's
church met lat week at the
home of Mrs. Dante Daltoso. The
Croup voted as their nest project
a tuna raising program u ur
rhw nmv and larcer Christ
mas crib and figurines. Various
activities will be scheduled
among members during the nexti
two months for raising the j
Dinner, Bazaar
Sel November 7
By Links Club
T rtLTRA JOKtS
ll iiM;n).N-Thr Li n k I
committee met on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Earl Warner
with the vice chairman Freda
Maieake presiding. Mans were
made for the turkey dinner and
baraar on November 7 at the
nmr lAiri room This la the an
nual affair of the Holly Rcbekah
Uidt-e. Dinner will be served
(ntm .:: laHAm. It wit decid
ed to also have fruit cakes at the
bazaar lor saie.
f . mH was uim hv rVlfh a
Jones. Nest meeting Is planned
for the home of Mrs. Joel Engle
man In lone.
Refreshments were served to
t, follow Ine ladles: Mrs. Bertha
Hunt, Mrs. Joe Vocom. Mrs. Joel
Engleman. Mrs. Archie Munkers,
Mis. Ai Fetsch. Mrs- Florence
McMillan. Mrs. C C Jones. Mrs.
Alonio Henderson. Mrs- Frank
Rnhlnann Mr A. F. Maleske.
Mrs. Oris radbere. Mrs. Charles
Cooley and the hostess, Mrs.
Warner.
Grange Mans Booster Night
drmni mill In t-lll 1 r f iwm I
Saturday night with the Master
Lyle Cox In the chair, nans were
Un IjmIm ltviii volunteered
tn lt material and make discussed for a booster night
three new tabernacle curtains. J which is planned for November
This will complete ine re-decora- n. me regular mf unj nut i.
Hon or tne anar. , fniwini mt mmm -
Mrs. Peter Ma and Mrs. Dal-1 ween game was enjoyed and a
(OSO Will DC in nuuunu uir miinri v.
church for October. During the lunch following the
The next meeting win w mrmng a iu.i . " . , . . .
,k k JL f Mrs. Leroux October ereatlv entoved with Mrs. Ken- miss weighed 8 lbs nd 8 ox. and
neth Smouse playing the musical has been named Jinane raaine.
27- numbV on her violin with the Mr and Mrs. Hunt make their
- niiu.m ri.ih I i,aein th titw I hom in Boivertorx Paternal
in n04UUIlia Jl liUiVMm ki vuu VKrvtn wa I , . m , 11..
met at the grange hail Tuesday were won by Mrs. Ed Hunt grandmother U Mrs. Bertha Hun
" " . i . .v.,Lr . umrtf I .a x r r jnno of Lexington and mater nai
w" " ';S-"?u."L". ;7m "nS er.;;,,,. ,h.. erandoarents are Mr. and Mrs.
. r.i it c !ninfi I wIt.am4 In lrlnffon from his I V Sdaill.
i,' ' . - I cr-finni in Pnrtland. lie visited his I Ml Aleths GrvtneM of
Committee for the community paients. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Prairie City visited the week end
calendar, which will soon be VanWinkle. in Lexington with friends. She !s
a.. . fr Rainh Skoubo. I Mr ind Mrs. Donald Hum an-i former lone mjrn scnooi
Mn. Vrr- haiium )h. hlrth nf a babv I to.irhr
d....aI1 I 4aairhfA t triA Rac KaLT hOS- I WAnnAth KlinPT. uh(j IS CTX-
(Via U 30lll I W U(,iiiVI . o - - -
Announcement was made that pitai in Portland. The young ployed in LaGrande, visited the
s..k u'aiiki n i
r Mtffii
i a T---4 r7
r ?7 r- syfW v:ivtT V. e-51
L v i ' -s .CI ,-ri;ivti
at the Lola
th rluh vearbook
rluhv Ortober 12.
...1.1 w
The next meeung wui w
and Mrs.
uwk-pnd with his Darents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colley
spent the week-end at the Ollie
Reade ranch at Spray and enjoy
ed some hunting.
Mr- and Mrs. O. w. uuisionn
tlat the home or Mr.
. rt . n.ln.n Pnlvrt HarwoOa.
the home oi Mrs. y VV r.n Rrlo went
October 20. witn Mrs. 'V ;'"Hci ,
Black as co-hostess. At that time mo ioy ii ' "; I Mr- and Mrs. u. w. cuisionn
they will have the Federation Uienome or wrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boyer and
UK rr-t I mH c ictar.ln.liu Mr. ana Mrs. I . . .. J I
Day program, Mrs. oiaays ; ' ' ", -tn am uy speni uie
tate board member, wui oe - Mosler ana enjoyea some m
piiit sneaker "slt r,Pes sisiers. mis- lJ-
guest speaxer. Thnm.. at Tart and Mrs. Florah
Mrs. Russell Miller was hostess Schroeder at Delake.
tnr th IJIdlM Ala isocieiy .. j
:r- -,. ..i T. c.n1 Mr Kennein tarwooa
community cnura ihi ,-n, " .VI :t7 nf . daughter.
her home, with Mrs. uien ar- "r " . i
" l v a a Lrurn annnr :s in
..... ilTr,rran ralif. The baby weigh
wrs. nerman ."V, no.inds. 12 ounces.
"l"urr. vr"; firandoarenu are Mrs. Louise
.tfe t , 5. i r h - Earwood of Boardman. and Mr.
The ladies .will finish, a J quilt SnSlK S Her
to be given to uooowm " 'f The Dalles. Mrs
,,S' h Novpmhor 4 Earwood Is in Torranre to help
"u?lc..,r' .--V.Tl M for the new arrival, me
.labeling mil ac IhoiSl
and Mrs. Claud Worden.
Mr and Mr. Donald Herrln
and daughters Kathy and Cherrie
tpent the week-end at Culver at
the home or Mrs. Theo uroacn.
where they visited with Herrin's
parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Travis tier
Hn 01 Seattle. Wash., and his
baby Joins four sisters.
The Riverside Pirates will have
a ea me with lone nere wooer
16.
Mosler and enjoyed some hunt
kMint visitors at the C C.
Jones house to enjoy some hunt
ing were Mr. ana Mrs. uienn
Fatrh of Portland. Mr. and Mrs-
G. E. Irvin and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Hutchlns of Arling-
ton.
Mr and Mrt Oene Maleske
anr daughters visited the week
end in Forest Grove with their
son. Don. who is attending
school there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Majeske re
ttirnAri homo last week from a
few days spent in Portland and
Maupin.
Lexington Bridge club met at
the home of Mrs. Eileen Padber
last Thursday nlcht with the
following ladies playing: Mrs.
June Bellenbrock Mrs. Dean
Hunt Mrs. Johnnie Ledbetter.
Ell wood Hunt Is a patient In
ricneer Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Alonio Henderson and
Mrs. C. C Jones attended the
lone Garden Club meeting Tues
day afternoon. They saw a fine
demonstration on cutting and
preparing dahlias for winter
storage by Bill Rawlins. The
meeting was at the home of Mrs.
Fred Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Breed
ing and son Donald visited re-
cently
home.
Breeding
Mr. and Mrs. Olivet Cmwlck
of Portland visited friends In
Heppner Monday and Tuesday,
and wree guests at a Tast Mat
ron and Patron dinner Monday
evening. Creswlck is presently
taking care of a mortuary In
Molaila while the owners are
vacationing, commuting dally
from their home In Portland.
Follow-up Study
On Cancer Staled
The th annual follow up In
the American CamTt IWuMy a
cancer prnto aiuay n
aiartrd In Mn-w Ctrtiniy.
t tmiuntwera In the county
Mil) rln rer"f1 n whether
la mrn ami mrn krr rt.Ml-
ed In the study In the fall ! 1.
are alle or teaa naiKnwio. ar.
ni4ina Ia Mrs Marian McfuidV
i. n.i,mM rtiairman. the atudv
rovrrs mote than l '" HM-le
In 1 l?l ciHjntiea In the I'nueq
.Mates In ire, the pctaona fur
..i...i iHinv .lialla about Ihrin-
rhea and thrlr pattern of life.
Ttiev flllea out quemunnan
Aaaf tfMa raWraiaf U
HrfoAet tm tht llpnveomlnf
game an4 featbltiet were Mr.
tni Mr aVWtt Canlonwln,
new t4 ltlaa. an4 taemer Upp.
nr roach. They Utte4 a vet a I
friends Friday, continuing
on te Walla Walla ftatutrfay on
huainest
quelUma that aalgrtt lead l d.
rancef differ In am frwtn
lh Mho dunt. ltrt repeci ia
mvtntnmrnt hablu. eapuaurea,
and Mir of life.
Valuable Information haa a.
ready emerged from the study.
Aftei two follow-ups. a prellmln
. ...ini. mnrirmd that rev.
fll pil.l J - -
tain danger signals had a Mfh
relationship to drama iur
. rt.. .iim i j rinrtr.
anriing ..iu mriuuj - .
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SINCE 192
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OREGON -IDAHO UTAH NEVADA DIVISION
Division Office: Eugene. Oregon
WATCH rO THE GREEN AND BLACK
HANDBILLS WITH ACCOUNTS TOR SALE
Menus for Riverside High
school and Boardman wane r Mr c. C. Car
Srora Vle"' Wa.C'rnd Mrs.
brothers and sisters-in-law. Mr. "i" r5 Z'Zh nPadbere, Mrs. Lester uw.
and Mrs James Herrin and baby namourgers, uunc oh and tfe hostess, rrizes went 10
ofnSdnB andMr and Mil tomatoes or tossed salad and M Cox. high; Mrs. Gene
SLSTffiSn and fourachila1en ?uit; Tesd hlgh. and Mrs. Bob
nf Fl Pacn Tpy whprp Herrin is I ' i Lfaviusoii, low.
of El Paso, 7ex., wnere tiemn is Heks. bread and butter sand- Tim' mtsforth. son of Mr.
siauonea wim me u. o. i:,"ltl a rvinoannio tins de
Force. It was the first time the Riches, and P'nffPP'f "Psf
family had all been together in?own ca?',.rcz. u..t
-i-ht vpars I Doiogna sanuwiuio,
Mr. fd Mrs. Amis Hug went corn, l-d and ice cream wii
to Ashland last Wednesday bunerscoicnioi;pinB. iut The Amacitia club met at me
where they visited four days at n "" "r W ."iW
th0. homes of their sons in law f. jl ickg baRed potatoes, ' eetin fhose oresent were Mrs.
u"rJ? .-7 m berts and lime salad. Bread, but- Bill VanWinkle Mrs. Gene Cole,
ter and milk are served with ail
meals.
Jimmv Cutsforth. son of Mr
anu Mrs. Gene Cutsforth has
been a patient in Pioneer Memor
ial hosoital suffering from a
! hrnlfAn Arm.
The Amacitia club met at the
A MODERN Business Operation
Demands QUALITY
Fpra-iiKon. and Mr. and Mrs
KToitVi Foro'iison.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Mefford of
Yakima. Wash, were dinner
guests at the home of Mefford's
sister, Mrs. Florence Root, Mon
day on their way to Georgetown,
Iwa- ....
Wavne Beebe. of Bellineham
Wash., was a week-end visitor
The Mothers Club of Boardman
CraAn uhnnl is KDOnSOfinS a
Hunters Breakfast October 17 at
the grange hall from 8 a.m. to 12
nnnn PvorvnnB is invited. in-
eludi'ntr ladies and children
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil There will be ham and eggs and
... a i t I i . . . J T7. i Art n t CO1
Hamilton. Mrs. Beebe and daueh
ters Stariat and Natalie returned
home with him after spending
the past two months here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Childress
ana daughter Geri of Portland
hotcakes served. Funds raised
are to be used to establish a kin
dergarten here- Mrs. Haro 1 d
Baker is chairman of the com
mittee, assisted by Mrs. vemon
Russell, Mrs. Stan Henkle, Mrs.
visited last week at the home of Delmar Hug, Mrs. Bob Sicard and
Mrs. unnaress Dromer-in-ia' jvirs. uonaia rveioy.
nnrt cistr Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ta-
I Mrce Vranlc Marlow went to
tunc. I . . ...... ...
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Bates Walla Walla, Wash., last week to
nnrf rhildren Douelas and Susan visit her aunts. Mrs. inesi
oi Portland were recent visitors Zerba, and Mrs. A. C. Knudson.
Bill VanWinkle, Mrs. Gene Cole,
Mrs Bob Davidson, Mrs. Roger
Campbell, Mrs. ai etscn, Mrs.
O. W. Cutsforth, Mrs. Roy Martin
ana tne nosiess, iurs. rauoerg.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Roger
CamDbelL hieh: Mrs. Bill Van
Winkle, second high, and Mrs.
Bob Davidson, third high.
John Flint and Beverly David
son were week-end visitors at
the home of Beverly's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson. Mr.
Viint pnlovpd a counle of davs
hunting with Vern Vlall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob cool ana
children of Pendleton visited the
uriolr.onri at tho hnmn of Mrs.
Cool's mother Mrs. Florence Mc-
Mil an
Mr nnH Mra. Jfu Vorom and
children spent the week-end in
Ukiah at the Forrest Rinehart
heme.
rWDuIOOlil
BALLOT D
MEASURE
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OREGON FISH COMMISSION
SAYS VOTE NO
Thia ia tha atata agency reaponaible for conaer
vation of tha Columbia river aalmon reaouroa.
U.S. BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
SAYS VOTE NO
Thia agency, which apent over $8 million for tha
enhancement of the Columbia river aalmon last
year, aaya No. 4 ia contrary to tha lnteresta of
good conservation.
GOVERNOR'S NATURAL RESOURCES
COMMITTEE SAYS VOTE NO
Thia group opposed Measure 4 after axtanalvs
hearings to find out tha facta, aa did tha Oregon
Legislative Interim Committee on Wild Life.
OREGON GAME COMMISSION SAYS
No Increased escapement to tha apawning
grounds is currently needed to inaure satisfac
tory Columbia river salmon and ateelhead rune
for tha future.
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