10
Western Roundup of
District No. 2 OSEA
Champoeg State Park
Sunday, August 12, 1951
Come on, you old “cowpokes” . . .
lock up your barn, close your chicken
gates, get in the old family jalopy and
come buzzing out to the “old corral”
a rarin’ to go for a big time all day.
Don’t dress in your “bib” and “tuck
just stick on an old pair of jeans or
a house dress so that you may be com
fortable in the wide open spaces. Fill
up that grub sack with “vittles” and
let us furnish you with all the ice
cream, soda pop and coffee that you
dare to eat and drink.
Yes sir, partner, this is going to be
one of the biggest and best picnics
that you have ever set a foot in. There
is going to be so miich going on out
there you’ll be busy /watching and
moving from morning to evening.
Just before we dive into our food
we want you famous horse shoe play
ers to sling 6ld< B obbin’s footwear
around a .peg^ m r big horse shoe
tournament. There are no experts in
volved but if you can talk a good
game yom-^^ght win a prize or two
and partner, we don’t mean a sack of
oats.
Right after the horse shoe slingers
have shown ™ th e ir wares, we have
a big program for the little “dogies.”
They can run their spurs right . dpwn
to their heels for prizes galore, water
melon eating, pie contests, races and
many other things to keep the little
fellows entertained throughout the
day.
After you have devoured your huge
meal you may lean back on the old
rail bench and enjoy
snortin’
zipperoo1 of ai stage show that will
make your toes curl’bright-b'a^^into
Remember the good times had at the previous picnics.