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ju.ih.wt tut i Arrflr RmfftnulEugcno to Vole list cf RivcrsiJ3 Activities Oslfc: Two Tech Dills Introduced Tb.Ce ts Peck On cf Jo We YcrsIs tuyiib wivivyi 0n Annexation Chess Players Vio at Lebanon LEBANON The Lebanon High school Cheat club Will host th RIVERSIDE Fifty-flv skaters attended the Riverside school skating party in Albany on Thursday nlsht and a larca To Be Theme CAMBRIDGE, Mass. The SALEM (ft Two billa broadening th curriculum and re awarded a special "Emllo Boscoe Award" by "Lampy," th magazine's Imaginary donor of Albany High school chess players tonight in th second half of a horn and home series. Albany's organizing Oregon Technical In Worsts." Lampoon, Harvard' University's humor magazine, today named its "Movie Wonts of 195." It tagged The Ten Commandments" as the wont Hollywood motion picture stitut at Klamath Falla were introduced In th Oregon House At Colloquium Mist Ekberg wat named for April at th horn of Mr. Bert Layman; community program meeting Saturday evening, April 6. with th Riverside Gar-den dub in charge; Riverside Community 4-H club demonstra.

tion meeting on Monday evening April at the community ball; and th appearance of the school patrol on th Red Dunning TV show on Friday April IS I pjn. Detailed announce menta of these trenU wiU yesterday. having "breasted th tide of criti crowd took part in th family night play party activltiet at th community hall on Fsturday evening. Coming events of special interest to community residents include: th 4-H talent show at Crowfoot school on Saturday CORVALLIS "Arctic Biology" of the year. EUCENX 01 The lugen city council has voted to support move that could make it a city of 60,000 population with double the present land area, The council Instructed the city attorney to draft an ordinance and call for an annexation election for April I that could bring the River Boad and WUlakenzie areas into the city.

Success of the annexation moves would Increase the Eugene population from the present estimated to nearly 60,000. The areas 11 northeast and northwest el present city chest player won the first round played ther several weeks ago. Th Lebanon club membert who will play-tonight are Richard Nixon, Ron Hetzendorf, Wayn Shurta, Don Cleveland, Ron Erikton, Bill Luker, Gregg Under th bills introduced by Reps. John Kerbow, Carl Yancy, be tht them for tht 18th Gregory Peck Wat dubbed Sen. Harry Bolvln, all Klamath annual biology colloquium April "Worst Actor of the Year" for Falls, and Sen.

Phil Lowry, Med- II and 20 it Oregon State college bis performance as Captain Ahab evening, March 30; Riverside in "Moby Dick," whil Jennifer ford, an advisory council of 15 membert would be appointed by cisra in regard for her triumphant inability to act by spreading herself, in film after film, over th cinemascope' screen lik a great fleshy smorgasbord, proving once and for all that delicacy can be at un-Swedish as it is un-American." Rock n' roll singer Elvis Presley was named "Worst Supporting with nine guest speakers scheduled to outline problem of plant Graham, Ralph Jung-worth and Jack Mallck. Harold Hickox it School club meeting for election of officers on Tuesdsy morning, the Stat Board of Education for mad latar. and animal life In the far north. Jones won the dubious distinction of being "Worst Actress of the Tear" for her part in "The Man club advisor. The colloquium, which annual Th Lebanon club members on.

Scholarship would author! in the Gray Flannel Suit." will serve refreshments after the Bosomy Anita Ekberf was match. ed up to two per cent of enrollment and bonds could be used to finance new bulldinct if repay Actor of th Year" for nit role in "Love Me Tender," whil Ann Two Nw Local Business Health Conference Set fcr March 27 ment wu mad from donations Baxter got the "Worst Supporting Establishments Noted and did not com from state tax Actress award for her portrayal revenue. in "The Ten Commandments." Two new business names hive CORVALLIS Ways of getting better health from today's health ed In a panel on the last day of th conference. "Blueprinting AH teaching personnel at well Dr H. W.

Cook CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Announces the Opening of His New Offices et 905 W. Queen Ave. MONDAY, MARCH 25 Your Health Budget" speakers been filed and on hat been withdrawn, County Clerk R. M. Rut-sell's records reveal.

New filings are thos of the as administrative and part-time student employes would be removed from classified civil service under th bills, but the Civil Service Commission could re MERIT BADGE OCONOMOWOC Wit. 0) Graham Gartzke, 20, waa fined $9 for displaying a 15-cent parking ticket on his 'car "lik merit badge for over a month and not paying th fin. "What ar you trying to do," th Judge asked, "mak th police look foolish?" Gartzk answered, "Yet, I guest Green Printing Albany, by James S. and Helen Green and th Stambaugh Oil Co, Albany by Lloyd A. and Alberta Stambaugh, Albany.

wiU Include Mrs. Beulah Moore, Oregon City, chairman of the Oregon Rural Health council; Arthur Bone, Salem, Farmers' Union Glenn Howell, Hood River, hospital administrator; Don Lewis, The Dalles, insurance agent; and Dr. Joseph DeLong, Oregon Dental association. I Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

1 Phone WA view new appointments. The governor would decide all disagreement! between th commission and the Stat Board of Education relative to appoint Withdrawn by Kay G. and Closed Thurs. 0 Set. Afternoons 8-8262 ly attract scientists and itudenti from throughout western North America, will be financed in part this year with a $1500 grant from the National Science foundation.

The foundation also has given OSC an additional $3000 for the 10SI and 1959 conferences. Dr. Henry P. Hansen, dean of the graduate school, is chairman for this year's colloquium. Discussion leader will be Dr.

Ira Wiggins, former director of the Arctic laboratory at Point Barrow, Alaska and now director of the natural history museum at Stanford university. Wiggins will give the opening and closing addresses. His opening talk will outline the discovery of the Arctic and his final banquet address will summarize potentials for future development Discussion topics will Include Arctic agriculture, vegetation of the region, wildlife problems, health and sanitation, population, social and economic problems, and influence of permafrost peren-lally frozen ground that extends from to 1500 feet in depth George H. Seleen it th name dollar will be examined at the Oregon Rural Health conference Wednesday and Thursday at Oregon Stat college. Public health problems, preventive medicine, and pocketbook planning for family health needs will be considered on the two-day program.

Sponsor is the Oregon Rural Health council, which includes farm groups, state agencies and organizations interested in health programs. Dr. E. G. Chiunard, Portland, past president of the Oregon State Medical society, will review some of the basic factors that Influence the health dollar at the opening session.

Sweet Horn Fuel Co. ments. Extra Savings on Famous KEN-MORE, COLDSPOT.SILVERTONE, HOMART Home Appliances mm Cooperation for the rehabilitation of the mentally ill will be covered in a panel led by Dr. John James, professor of sociology at Portland State. Other 1-3 upon Arctic life.

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