Services Held Tuesday
For Charles Thomas
Br MART LIE MARLOW
flOARDMAN -Funeral imkrt
v,vtt held Tuesday at 3 lm. at
hurri MrV-ssry in Itrrrr.lstna
f.r Charles A. Thomas. G lu
died October 1 of a heart attack
while ramping at Hull Prairie
out of Heppner. H had been 111
fur three month to the
attack.
Thorns as born July 22.
1000, tn Hot Springs, S. D.tk the
on of llarrv and Man1 Thom
as, lie had een with the U. S
Armv Con of Fnglneer fur the
past 19 years, lie was married
to Ingcr Nielsen August 3,
In CWur d'Alene. Idaho. They
had lived in Boardman the past
three vears.
Sim Ivors Include the widow
of Boardman: one son. Jess
Thomas of Napa. Calif.; on als
ter. Ceclle BrMol of Los Ancclea.
Calif., and two grandchildren.
Lisa Bt and Jess David Thorn'
as of Napa.
Cremation was to follow at
Pendleton.
Municipal Building Contract
Goes to Pendleton Itrra
The Boardman City Council
approved the awardlnc of the
contract for the construction of
the municipal building In the
new townsite to the Kastern Ore
gon Construction Company of
Pendleton at a special meeting
la-st Thursday night. They sub
mitted the lowest bid of $56.-
333. The building will Include
the city office, water supply and
a two stall fire station.
Contract for schedule C which
is for the pumping equipment
and pump, was awarded to the
Mid State Construction Company
of The Dalles, w ith a bid of $23,
757. Both contracts were ap
proved subject to approval by
the U. S. Armv Corps of Engi
neers of Walla Walla. Mayor
Dewey West was directed to re
nuest the approval of the
au-orHo
Construction is to start on the
two orotects by the middle of
October, to be completed some
rime nrior to the start of 1906.
Tka ITrhan Renewal ApenCV
sold a total of 26 residential lots
to Boardman residents lor homes
in the new townsite at a spe
cial meeting Thursday night of
ic u-noir The aeencv has a
number of applications from out
of town, if and when they are
ov-aiinhie. Also, there are still
Boardman residents that
A a decision as to
uhirh lot thev wish to buy. Al
frttrothpr there are 90 lots to be
Twpnrv-six business lots have
been sold to date, and seven
hiiinesMs are under construc
tion, with six more to start in
30 days. One service station is
already in operation, two more
will be finished about the mid
dle of October, and a fourth one
by November 1,
Mrs. Ronald Black was host
ess for the Boardman Tillicum
club Tuesday night of last week
at her home. Dates for the rum
mage sale were changed to Oct
ober 20-21. Mrs. Dewey West
will be chairman in charge.
Mrs. H. M. Walker, Mrs. West
and Mr. It lack will attend the
American Carter S.ietv stale
and ditril -onentin In INt1
land at the Hilton Hotel IV
oner 7 X
DtM-uvNlon was held on hatn
a community oicn hou some
time in NoxcmU'r. No date wa
set.
The call to H e dutiUt Uurd
meeting in lYndleuwi October
H WAS discussed.
The annual community calen
dars wvre mailed out lal week
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Don Daniel
October 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Moran and
daughter Anita Lee and Mary
Ann of Farmincton. Calif, l
ittst the firt of last week at
the home of Mrs, Moran's broth
er In law and slMer. Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Donovan, on their
way home from a vllt In east
ern static. Other visitors at the
ixmovan home were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne McMillan of Cald
well. Idaho. The ladies are
couins.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 7unkcr
and sons Lex and Lee f Kenne
wick. Wish, vl-dted last week
at the home of Zunker's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Uuv Ferguson.
Mrs. Bea Scroggin of Arling
ton was a Sunday evening vis
itor at the home of Mrs, Claud
Coats.
Mr. anil Mrs. Roilin Bisnop
u.ni tn Walla Walla Monday
to visit two davs at the home
of Bishop" brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bish
op. Mrs. Florence Root, who has
been tn the Good Shepherd hos
pital In Tendleton in llermiston
since September 16 after being
Injured in a car accident, left
the hospital Sunday and went
to the home of her son and
daughter-in-law. Mx. and Mrs.
Vernon Root. In Wasco, to stay
several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Marlow spent the
uwb.onH in Walla Walla.
Wash., visiting her aunts. Mrs.
Ernest Zerba and Mrs. A. C
Kn udson.
The Riverside Pirates will go
to lone Friday for a football
game with the lone Cardinals.
Cafeteria menus for Riverside
High school and Boardman
Grade school for the week of
October 11-15 are as follows:
Monday bologna and cheese
sandwiches, buttered peas, let
tuce and cobbler; Tuesday Pi
rate stew, raised rolls, butter
and jam. pineapple and cottage
cheese salad: Wednesday ham
burgers, pickles, lettuce, butter
ed corn and fruit salad; Thurs
dayspaghetti and meat sauce,
green beans, cheese sticks, rolls
and fruit: Friday deviled egg
sandwiches, potato soup, crack
ers, vegetaoie sucks anu nun.
Bread, butter ana mim are
served with all meals.
Word was received here of the
death of Fred Zumwau. o. ai
Goldendale, Wasn., uciooer i.
u ..roe tha hrnther OT Mrs. Dei-
I1C OTCl .
la Faulkner, former resident
here, and the uncle ol Mrs. low
ell Shattuck of Manlieia. run
eral services were to De lues
Statement of Ownership. Management and Circulation (Act of
OcobeS ,W2; Section4369. Title 39. United States Code)
1 DATE OF FILING, September 30. 1965.
2 TITLE OF PUBLICATION, Heppner Gazette-Times.
t LSffiWoTN Sf& OFwPUBLICATIS147 W.
5 STtIOn" bVr cSSsiNESS
5-OFFICES PoF THE PUBLISHERS. 147 W. Willow Street, Heppner,
Morrow county, Oregon 97936. ,,, rnrrnp vn
6. NAMES AND ADDKESSES OF PUBLISHER, EDITOR, AND
PUBLISHER, WcSSa. Sherman and Helen E. Sherman. 165 W.
SlTOiw'i?.". 5 W. Willow, Heppner, Oregon.
MANAGING EDITOR. Helen E. Sherman, 165 W. Willow, Hepp-
7 OWNER?WeSley A. Sherman. 165 W. Willow, Heppner, Oregon
and Helen E Sherman, 165 W. Willow, Heppner, Oregon.
o KNOWN BONDHOLDERS, MORTGAGEES, AND OTHER
SFCURITY HOLDERS OWNING OR HOLDING 1 PERCENT OR
MORE OF TOTAL AMOUNT OF BONDS MORTGAGES OR
OTHER SECURITIES, W. O. Wildman, Rt. 1. Box 183-A, New
berg, Oregon, and Frances Wildman, Rt. 1, Box 183-A, New-
9 ParragKs07 and 8 include, in cases where the stockholder or
security holder appears upon the books of the company as
trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the
, person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, also the
! statements in the two paragraphs show the affiant's full know
ledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon
the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities
In a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner. Names and
addresses of individuals who are stockholders of a corporation
which itself is a stockholder or holder of bonds, mortgages or
other securities of the publishing corporation have been In
cluded In paragraphs 7 and 8 when the interests of such In
dividuals are equivalent to 1 percent or more of the total amount
ol tne BtocK or securities oi me yuuiaumn luihw...
10 THIS ITEM MUST BE COMPLETED FOR ALL PUBLICATIONS
EXCEPT THOSE WHICH DO NOT CARRY ADVERTISING OTHER
THAN THE PUBLKHEITS OWN AND WHICH ARE NAMED
SECTIONS 1 132.231, 132.232, AND 132.233, POSTAL MANUAL
(Sections 4355a, 4355b, and 4356 of Title 39, United States Code)
Average No. Copies
I Each Issue During
I Preceding 12 Months
Single Issue Nearest
To Filing Jate
A. TOTAL NO. COPIES
PRINTED (Net Press Run)
1730
1760
B. PAID CIRCULATION
1. SALES THROUGH
DEALERS AND CAR
RIERS. STREET VEN
DORS AND COUNTER
SALES
150
ISO
3. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS
1379
1420
C. TOTAL PAID CIRCULATION
1529
1570
D. FREE DISTRIBUTION I
15
15
E. TOTAL DISTRIBUTION
(Sum of C and D)
1544
1585
F. OFFICE USE, LEFT
OVER UNACCOUNTED,
SPOILED AFTER
PRINTING
186 175 j
0. TOTAL (Sum of E and F) I
1730
I
1760
I certify that the statements made by me above are correct
and complete. , Wesley A. Sherman
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Hit mm CAZCTTCTlMCa. Thuioy. OQober 7.
Team Tours Farms
To Choose Stale
Conservation Man
A team of soil conservation
expert recently completed a
five-day Inspection tour of East-
ern Oregon wneat tarms wnicn
are eligible for the Oregon
Wheat Growers League1 annual
Soil Conservation Man wf the
ear trophy.
The twelve-man committee.
composed of wheat growers and
OSU Extension Service technic
ians, visited ranches In Gilliam.
Jefferson, Morrow, Sher man,
Umatilla. Union and Wasco
counties. One ranch In each
THE FtAK FROM WHITE RIVER" U one of rcd pointings
rrcT Manser will have ta a niid mn' show during U fu-t
fall Titial el the Aits" In Uncola City. Oivon. in th 20
MirocU MllM of tbo central Orogon eoot Tho festival starts
with tbo dedication of tbo Abo Lincoln staruo. -Lincoln en tho
rratrto." ot 8:30 p-ro. October I and runs through October IT
wtth many exhibits and demonstrations slated throughout tho
wbolo period,
day at the Goldendale Mortuary
at 2 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander
cee will be hosts for open house
at their home In Pendleton Oct
ober 9 from 2 5 p.m. in honor
of the 50th weddinir anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Hujrh Brown,
former residents of Boardman.
Friends are invited to attend.
Eileen Ely. who is employed
in Pendleton, spent the week
end at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Ely.
county has been m-!ected bv the
county Wheat League organiza
tion as the most outstanding In
its u of soil conservation tech
niques.
Growers whose spreads were
vIMted by tho Wheat League
committee were R.J. Phlllipi-l.
Arlington- Ron tVhs. Willow-
dale. David Baker, lone; Shelton
Kritts. tlrass Valley; Merwyn
Pansier. Stac.e tiulch; Stanley
Welshaar. La Grande; and Le
land May hew. Juniper Flat.
The winner of the Soil Con
servation Man of the Year title
will be announced at the annual
state meet of,the Oregon Wheat
Grower League, which convenes
in Pendleton on December 2. In
addition to receiving a plaque
leented by the Portland Ore
Konlan. the state winner will
play host to Wheat League
members and the press at an
annual farm tour next June.
Most of the Wheat League
members of the Inspection team
touring the seven ranches last
week are previous state winners
of the conservation title. They
Included David Chllds. Gilliam
County; Willis Nartz. Jefferson
County; Louis Carlson. Morrow
County; Bob Holmes, bnerman
County; Claude Anwn. Union
County; Walter llanna, W'avo
County; John Stirle, l?matllla
County; andl Tad Miller. Mor
row County, chairman of the
group.
Representatives of the OSU
Extension Service who assisted
In the Judging were Merrill Ove
son. Pendleton. Jack Mclwmltt,
Moro. and Ke Warren, Corval-lis.
fih' ;'.
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Wychjrr,
New Agri-Council
Committee Names
Vealherford Head
An rgantlnit corn in ll tee
nnnuwl liv lh Slale Hoard of Air-
runilture to draw un flani for a
proM-d Orreon Acil Counctl
started developing lhi frame
wirk for U(h an mganKatlon al
a S-.rnU-r 21 Hireling In Sa
lem. Marlon Weatherford. Arllng
Ion wheat ewwrr, bnkr and
liuttlnens man, was ele1ed chair
man of th wtmnltli,
Four nuheommltleea were
nmnl ! woik on the frame-
work for an agrl council. Each
held m-p. 'uate Mlon and
named a chairman and two oth
er tnemlHT tn Mrxe on a steer
ing ivminlttee with the chair
man. The committee, their chair
men and the InduMrv or ;nup
thev represent Include: Object
ive. Gordon Walker. Salem,
truck vegetable: budget. Cor
neliiinateon, Sletn. truck veg-
itaM.a anil an Orreon lei! loin t-
or; constitution and by laws.
John ivnnv. Port la ml. State Dlv.
isUm of Planning and Devrlop.
nu-nt; and membership. Herb
WhlKure. Mlllon rei-water.
I'matilla Canning Company.
Others serving on the steering
committee will be Chairman
Wcathexlord. Jim Hill. Jr.. Pen
dleton. IVndletort Grain Co.;
Wade New begin; R. E. IVljip.
Portland. FlrM National Bank of
Oregon Dick Path bun. Joseph,
hventock; Itolx-rt II ad I and.
Shedd. Oregon Indetn-ndent
Hankers AsMMiation; It. A. Long.
Fort lUxk. livestock; E. W. Cros
by. Jr., WiKxihurn. hops; George
Kitimlller. Portland, fertilizer
division of Pacific Supply Corp.;
and one rei,rent alive each
from the Oregon Ih-piwtment of
Agriculture and Oregon State
University.
J. F. Short. State Director of
Agriculture and seretary of the
hoard, reminded that a stable
agriculture Is vital to Oregon
and noted that both the Rns
value of Oregon farm production
and the net value of Oregon
farm production is continuing to
di-cllno.
Figures he presented showed
the gros value of farm produc
tion in the Mate at 4 II 3 million
dollar In littl compared with
4'M million dollars In VJi'A and
the net value of f.u-m production
dropping to Jiu.J minion uoiiars
In from PVT million dol
lar in J!51.
bhwt IIIh1 tho averago an
mini in.fitie -t lim In Oiegon
now M only J.X). while the
average for wrlerrt slalea U l
and for the nation. l,ivn.
lie told the commtliee tnegon
has tho balc resource for ma
lor elnlon but ald th boatd
has hern comvrned as to Htiet ti
er have the awan-netMi aim
the will"
Commenting on the agrlc
cHintil concept, t halrmau
Wenlherfonl noted that many
fvl agarlcullure la or vital im-
imrtame to the total economy
of Oregon and said M w nap
py to Im mouH-latcU Willi I lie
o.mmltti'e for the agrl council
which he felt had the tentlal
to make a fine nnttlutlun to
the Mate of Oregon.
u'.-aiiu-rfnrd ilctured the agrl-
council ns ektahlihlng a Himi of
communication lK-tween agricul
ture and buwtnckS and Ix lng of
tri-mi-ndou benefit to Indh Sg
riculture and buMneimes In the
iron directly or Indirectly related
to agriculture.
The uteerlng commltti'e uf the
organizing committee M-t a
meeting for tvtoU-r H In Pit.
land and will call a meeting of
the entire committee for late
IKtolM-r with the date to bo set
later.
Need extra cash 7 Sell unused
Items around your place with
a Gazette-Times cla&slfled ad.
Wc Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
Fro
& 1-1
Vy71 Ol Charga
jflJlVlr Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAnCHTERTNO
Hogs - Tueoday
Cattle Wed., Thurs.
Sheep Any Day
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Ph. S67-66S1
Honntstoa. Oregon
On HermUton-Mcftarr
Highway
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