t
it
r- r
4 Cp -2) Stattunian. Salni OraTfanv. July 9, 1S33
f-
Oxen to Lend Color to Children's Rodeo
V
...
f
-
J
S St
Mr
v 7".
... " i s.
,-7
AURORA Merle Ferguson (In wagon) and L. E. Gienau are pictured with the pair Of oxen which
they have purchased and are now breaking for the second annual Aurora Junior Rodeo on August 16.
Biding In the above wagon daring the rode parade will be Lloyd Mills, 7, and Dale Lowrie, 6, both
of Aurora, who sub nutted winning names oi uuxe ana aanay in a contest ior naming; me wen.
Aurora to Repeat Jr.
If Rodeo on August 1 6
I'- By MRS. LOUISE SMITH
Statesman Nw Serrtce
j'tAURORA Plans. are shaping up fast for the second annual
Aurora Junior Rodeo which wll be held on Sunday, August 16.
t:More than 60 boys and girls, ages 6 to 18 years, from many
nt th state Darticioated in the first rodeo last summer.
The Junior Rodeo is sponsored by the Aurora Lions Club and is
non-profjt with all proceeds
go
ing into a youth activity fund or
for community betterment
All stock, arena material, blea
chers and help are donated, and
merchants from the area supply
trophies, ribbons and merchan
dise for winners. No prize money
Is involved.
Teaches Sportsmanship
The events range from calf
roping and steer riding to high
ly competitive horsemanship con
tests. The rodeo is designed to
Man "Old after 40"
NOW FEELS YEARS YOUNGER
Tm 74. Haa ao pep. But Ortrex mad bm
led 20 ycanjrotiascr tkaa I did. I hav plenty
- mow. K. H. J
New. hiz
Brantley. Oklahoma City,
cy usintA rota iw
approved by lea dial
doctor. Starts new
vigor, vitanry la body o
in iraai makes yoa feel yean yoonser
pieasant tablets. Get OSTREX today
for 11.19. II not delighted, maker refimdi
Brio of this pacaac. Zm dom t risk a penny.
Get new izor. TUsiity.
pep AT ONCE. Pnti
y old fast became bck-
;er. Safe,
' viiror. vitmlitv. Start mam vooth todav
I Q5TKEX 1 rer raw -ml fx SO- hMem
At ' all drug stores everywhere In
Salem ,at Fred Meyer's and Paylen.
vonKwmiAsmiEi
teach sportsmanship and brother
hood to small-fry by allowing
them to actively participate.
Here is what some of the
youngsters who rode last year
had to say concerning the show:
11-year-old Wayne Jeskey, Auro
ra, who won the calf roping con
test, "Boy! This sure is swell I'm
going to practice some more!"
The all-around champion cow
boy, Donald Riseling of Oregon
City, said 'Tve had a swell time
and I certainly owe my winning
to my horse!" (All entrants own
their horses). But best of all was
the expression on the face of 7
year-old Richard Birch of Hills
boro, as 'he patted his horse's
neck after winning the pole bend
ing race.
Birdie Brooks, 15-year-old girl
from Colton, Oregon, . rode a
Brahma steer and won third
prize. Spectators from Chicago
were amazed at the splendid rid
ing ability of this girl and re
marked that this was "the first
time we've seen a girl ride a
Brahma for the full count"
At City Park
This year the Junior Rodeo
will be held at the Aurora City
Park, with a parade opening the
show at 1 p. m.
Leading the parade will be the
Aurora Grade School Band direc
ted by Lion Hal Beyers. The Sil
ver Spinners, 52 uniformed ma
jorettes 4 to 13 years of age, will
perform with their batons. These
little girls are trained by Mrs.
Bob Mays. Children are featured
in all activities.
A young queen and court will
Chest Leader
. - v v
t ' - x
- . !
j (
: ' i - - '
! . - "tt I 1
Clewing does it
Get a happy little lift.
CSiew Wrigley's Spearmint Cum.
Help you on the i.
v V?aAiVX tu!ta'
ngwems jrma- myl
WRKUtV
AKM3
HARRY SHERWOOD 1
Harry Sherwood
Named Chairman
Of Silverton Ghest
SHERWOOD Harry Sherwood,
widely-known Silverton business
man, has been named chairman
of the Silverton Community Chest
for the coming year. Harry Car
son Jr.. was named vice presi
dent; Ruth Kephart, secretary,
and J. Carey Moore, treasurer.
Sherwood reports that immedi
ate attention is being given to the
selection of the campaign chair
man and committee. The date of
the campaign budget will be an
nounced within a month, i
be chbsen on basis of tickets sold.
Young eligible contestants for
the rodeo are invited to! write
the Aurora Lions Club for par
ticulars on entry. 1
The club is making an appeal
for businessmen to sponsor the
show on television.
Summer heat in the United
States often surpasses the warmth
of the tropics says the National
Geogrphical Society.
CALL
CUSTOM
For Everything In
Floor Covering
233t S. ComX Ph.2-1991
Buildings at
Mongold on
Auction Block
-l ; Statesman News Serrlca
DETROITThe Portland Dis
trict, Corps of Engineers, will
sell to the highest bidder two,
two-story apartment' buildings,
one electrical distribution sys
tem and one water distribution
system at Camp Mongold near
Detroit Dam on the North San
tiim River.
; Used during the' construction
period of the Detroit Project,
each of the apartment buildings
contains . two three-room apart
ments i upstairs , and two down
stairs. Removal must be made be
tween September 1, apd October
31.
The bids will be opened at 1
p. m., July 29 in the Real Estate
Division office of the Portland
District, Room 222 Pittock Block,
Portland. .
Persons interested in bidding
oh the property may inspect it
by contacting the Project Engin
eer at Detroit Dam.
rrrn tt . V rrn irs! ) ' DAILY ND SUNDAY".
The Nation's Top Comics 1 ; ! ,
: Your Home Newspaper
BLONDIE
By CMC YOUNG
OCVJOOO-THE
WOOOCEYS
Use having
ATD?PlBLE
(QUARREL
OCE Summer
Conference
Starts July 16
Statesman News Service
MONMOUTH The 1953 Ore
gon College of Education sum
mer conference will be held on
Thursday and Friday, July 18 and
17, according to the director of
summer school activities, Miss
Joan Seavey.
Scheduled to head the confer
ence session are Dr. O. B, Bon
trager, Ph.D., and Dr. Douglas M.
Kelley, M.D., who will lead a
program planned to include the
problems and findings in the
field of communication, human
relations and guidance.
Dr. Bontrager, a leader in the
field of reading-communication,
is at present director of the Read
ing Clinic at a California teachers
college.
Dr. Kelley is well-known for
his group, therapy and counseling
work in the European Theater
during World War II. He is now
consulting psychologist for the
city of Berkeley, and Professor of
Criminology at the University of
California.
Interested persons may attend
any of the orientation sessions on
July 16 at Maple HalL Admis
sion tickets, for which there is
no fee, may be obtained at the
administration building or by
writing to the dean of women.
Following the conference, there
will be an intensive 18 hour in
stitute held by the Oregon group
for the study and application of
general semantics in communica
tion. Dr. Kelley and Dr. Bontra
ger will be the institute leaders.
The sessions will be limited to
30 persons.
Tuition of $20 will admit mem
bers and non-members to all the
Valley
Briefs
2
o
351 State Street
Downtown
n n
J(oU
1128 Cantor
At Shopping Center
oup.g Bee5 KoasS
pfjOiiEicg Fork Steak
!BMSteaib"
ILsan Joul Bacon
.LB.
A Plentiful Supply Of Tho Cuts Wo AdTertis.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUB AD, ITS SO.
;:IIiiic3 Han
1 : . .
;DcIcjna
-LivcnTnrsl
UARII V7EATHEB QUICKIES
O G
lb.
Uieners
Polish llings
Ground Beef
OUR CENTER STBXET MABXET IS OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 9 P. M-
sundays:li n .. :.;.'
Buena Vista The Buena Vista
Womans Club will entertain fam
ilies and friends at a basket din
ner at 12:30 p. m. Sunday at Hel
mick Park.
Wheatland Number of per
sons crossing the Wheatland Fer
ry during its eight-hour run Sun
day was estimated at more than
1,000.
Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zim
merman, who lived here for 21
months while he worked at De
troit Dam, moved Tuesday to Eu
gene where he will be employed.
Hopewell Mrs. Belle Simkins
was honored on her 82nd birth
day Sunday at a family gathering
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Ray of Fruitland.
Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lande
and daughter, Cheita, are moving
to Stayton where they have pur
chased a home.
UL ,C SO EAPiy IN 1
- - If 1 111
1 j rreiA
r :
l i
II I f r- xy- v' x- s v "v
OONT VORGY BU3NCH E.EVE PVTHINiG
WILU Bt FINE IN A. FEW
MINUTES
WE HAVF A OULF TMAT AmVTuiki.1
WE SAY BEPOPC WE'VE HAD OUR
COUNT
DICK TRACY
By CHESTER GOULD
Valley Births
SILVERTON A daughter to
and Mrs. Earl Palmer, ML Angel,
July 7, at the Silverton Hospital.
STAYTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Pietrok, Stayton, a son,
July 6, at Santiara Memorial Hos
pital. To Mr. and Mrs. Burley Coffey,
Idanha, a daughter, July 4, at
Santiam Memorial Hospital
To Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Wilson,
Lyons Route 1, a daughter, July
4, at Santiam Memorial Hospital.
Polk Co. Rural
Womens Clubs to
Picnic at Dallas
Statesaaaa News Service
DALLAS Polk County Federa
tion of Rural Womens Clubs will
hold its annual picnic at Dallas
City Park on Wednesday, July 15,
with a basket dinner planned at
12:30 p. m. The Bridgeport
womans Club will be hostess, c
Mrs. Eldon Johnson, president.
has requested a president's coun
cil, including chairmen of stand
ing committees to meet at 10:30
a. m. She also asks each dub to
bring expressions on the fair
booth, a club motto, and a theme
for dub work.
; The first auto traffic death oc
curred when an auto killed a
pedestrian in New York in 1889
says the National Geographic
Sotiety.
-omagee.vxiVe got to be
WTIENT. I WAS MARRIED TO
KNOW
HIM.
Crrictt. r 1
BUT A LETTER? T SHUT UP
VM-O MVS AND WRITE
ATTENTION WHAT I
; TO A sTTZlL.VOUf
BUT! CAN GET fWRTTE?'
RESULTS SO 7
MUCH C3UICXEJ? r V
IP SOU LET ME -
Meanwhile i
TAKE
ALL CATALOGS.'
poom -rue PiMFrr vour
FIXTURE HOUSES AfPSS
INI AMERICA 7s5i
LITTLE ANNIE ROQNEY
By DARRELL McCLURE
ft
VI HOPE V0U ARE NOT
fotl lINb CUkLU AND IIRtU
OF TR0TT1N6 AROUND, VIS) TlWfi
MY OLD FRIENDS EVER
THURSDAY IS MY VISITING,
MCi MASMrM TIK.T TPDDfBfC UADOV
TO SEE MOW AWFULLY 6LA0 THE NICE
ttO PEOPLE ARE TO SEE NOU-I
THINK TKEJrRE GRAND AN
YOtTRE 6RANPER
IP PEOPLE COULD REALIZE HOW
SAD, LONESOME AN0 NEGLECTED
ULO VWUc. f-fcfcL, BEING SHUr
tsl IN AND FORGOT TEN,
viv Turor wmnn rf
A CONSTANT
STREAM OF
VISITORS EVEW
0AY-
I KIN EASY SEE THE NICE OLD
PEOPIE DON'T WANT ANY MONEY
Oft CHARITY TMEY JUST WANTA
HAVE A FRIEND COME IN AN'
SAY HELLO .AU'WHEM NOBOO
CDMES, THEY FEEL BAD ALL
OVER
BUZZ SAWYER
I 1 :j&X9&W- I
By RAY CRANE
TALK, CONFOUND TOO!
rfKTKTS ASYJROTKSt!
V YOU LIE! WHATD
YOU M WTTH KIM?
LUCKY... CUD! j
I THEN W A SACK... FEET jjH,. J
I - I ... itm mfi A a mimmm .
IS KH "N ' Wm.VKm.H, --- X
L VWMISKEK SAID1QTAK61IIM 1 iTTT 1? I
tOMtUISOUTHfUCOrTER-. I '-gjr 3if l
V' - DROP HIM AT SIA. WE JU5T it Y It
MICKEY MOUSE
BT WALT DISNEY
HAVE A PliASANT JOjeNEVTO
BALCYMELLOPEE I . '
V r-..iw-i JL
WLL..(HIC 1 CEJrTAlNLY MOPE
THAT... HUH I
COME ALQNS. Tv
BWOY SUKE, V PONT
EXPECT US TO START
TWETKAIIM ALL
BV OUZSELF
.. PO YEZ?
r NOW. WhIN IT STARTS TO ANOVE. BE s
j r SUKE TO LEAP ABOAKC?..!
a v mmmi ...,.,-.:. -
RIP KlRBY
By RAYMOND
AT THE INTERNATIONAL TRACK. THEBES
IA METN SUBJECT- FOR SPECULATION
BQ THE ' AN AMATEUR! EVERYONE IS .
RiCH AUVSON LAUSHlNfi. HE ISA DETECTIVE
SIRL AMERICaV NAMED RIP KlRSV, SO THEY
TRIES ASAIN TO -i A5K,CAN HE j
WIN' WHO'S """V" VLVV FIW THE
HER DRIVER TJ
fJl FINISH LiNET
trtv"ll WHAT'S THE COOS OH THE VJ I
L I IU? YOU NAME ! J) K
fartf BMr-IlltW 'EM, I)
yWJja BA8YJ THAT 6UY AOj
h"HE EXPERTS OON'tT
hn ji tviiy i-i-J a
CHANCES. RIP. WE'LL
SHOW THEM VSOTT JTs
WE DAkunST
GASOLINE ALLEY
By KING
It's kind of ou JudvTThats all
toakeusa ride in I rkjbt,TcpS.
ycxir new convert iHe.V It fun. rA
-t
Suppose you leave Isabel .
M t -J
neie- ana pkk is W7 in s
am
ana
BARNEY GOOGLE
f Here, Jod. Th?s will boy
your car a tew canons
or gas.
1:
Ifs an idea the Judy )
IS
Taxi cab Cbmpany
V
By FRED CASSWELL
cless yens
ftA OAL LA CMlTrl A ECCS 11
FROM TEXAS, SfOUFFV- RREYE GOOD
T fTSMP TO HELP OUT ffJ JL SHOT, COUSlM ?
THET "SMITH- SACKER
FEUD
A
CH.SI-.CPvE m
A RtvENoOtK
OUT. YONOCR
vfTUffT MAUD UP j i