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and family, Prlta Rohwtdaf and
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FSA
GETS
MONEY
and bear three percent interest on
Gordon Lemley,
unpaid principal. One rtqukem enl
Mr a n d ’ Mrs J . C. Caln of T_
Allocations among the states
applicant* rnuat m eet tq o jt* m •
Prineville were dinner guests a t
and territories o f h alf o f the $50- loan i* inability to g& adequate
the home of Mr and Mm Fred
000,000 authorized for the Farm credit from , other aourcaa on reft’
Cox. Sunday.
^Security A dm inistration’s tenant aonable terms. An1 exception to
Miss Wilma Davi» of Dixie , C
Mountain arrived Saturday to 1
purchase loans fo r the next 12 thia ie made only in the caae of
veterans who «how a need for the
visit a t the home of Rev and Mrs I
months have been announced by»
Howard Schilling.
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type o f vocational guidance off 9$?
the U. S. D epartm ent of A gricul
Mrs Bob Johnson and daughter, I
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ture. The rem aining $25,000,000 ed by PSA .
Joan, arrived here Monday from I
is earm arked for loans to World
Lebanon to * spend several week* I
W ar II veterans and will be made From where a Tree Grow« In
visiting her fa th e r. Bob Eslinger, ]
available wherever the demand
and other relatives and friends.
1
A gallant marine squired us
for
the loans occurs. The allocated
Mrs L.D. May fell in the yard J
home
from the shag party last
funds distributed on the b/isis of
a t her home Wednesday hu rtin g r
Tuesday
nite. He hailed ' from
farm populaton and th e prevalence
her hack badly. IShe was able tJ t
Brooklyn.
The moon Shone beauti
of tenancy, will be used in the
(be up and around Monday for a 1
fu
lly
and
so did our esc o rt “Git
regular FSA program under which
while.
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a
load
of
dem
stars!’* s e t he. “Da
loans a re made to tenants, share
Rachel, Violet land Irvin Park.- 1
sky
is
crummy
wid ’em.”
croppers and farm laborers for the
hurst arrived last week from Rose- 3
purchase of ’ fam ily-size farm s.
burg to help their grandfather.
Congress
increased these funds by
Sam S tark, harvest.
w, W
$10,000,000 over last year.
M-Sgt. Ivan Blagg arrived Sun-
*day from U tah to spend a two <i
The loans, made under the Bank
■ V / w
week furlough with has parenls, .
head-J ones Farm Tenant Act of
Mr and Mrs J . W. Blagg. Miss ’
J£'V
1937, can cover the full purchase
Dorothy Coyle of Medford is a
price
of a fam ily farm . They -ire
...
guest a t the Blagg home.
Mrs Reas Field;» left W ednes
day for Brem erton, Wn., to join j
h er husband , who is stationed
there for the present.
Mrs Dell Olds left Friday for
Unable to attend the Rose, Cottos, Sagar or Orange bowl football
The Dalles to spend a few day? , ales, members of the armed forces a b ro M had their own classics.
!er. cheer leaders at Spaghetti bowl, Florence, Ita ly . Upper left,
x he hristian cience
onitor
visiting friends.
,
I
on daring the Pol bowl classic at P earl Harbor. Upper right, the
Mr and M rs Stanley Krusow and <
s Free from crime and sensational news . . . Free from political
bowl game at London. On sidelines are Dagenham g irl pipers along
bias . . . Free from “special interest** control. . . Free to erikyoa
fam ily of Moro spend Sunday a f
the trad» about world events. Its own world-wide staff o f corre
ternoon visiting a t the home of
spondents bring you oo-rhe-epot news end its meaning ee yoa ’
his fath er, Fred Krusw.
and your family. Each issue filled with unique srif-bdp features
Pendleton, Aug. 3—Riding in the Indian section of the Pendleton
Charles Anderson left Monday
W A S H IN G H U R T S IT
Round-Up parades Sept. 12, 13, 14, and 15 will be lovely Delores for Hood River to attend the fun
Stevens, winner of the 1944 American Beauty contest at the eral of his brother in law. Link
Sumner, who died in Hood River 1
Pendleton show.
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Only at the Round-Up is such a contest held; i ts for full- Friday
evening.
blood Indian girls, real American beauties, and one* of the rules
Mrs C. R. Anderson invited a I
is that the winner may be queen only once. So Delores will not few of the children on th eir »treat I
be in competition this year but will be accorded special honors as in Wednesday to celebrate the I
ist a t OSC in «uggeating b etter
1944 queen. The contest is a feature of Friday's show, when scores birthday anniversary of her - »on, 1
care fo r these «war-scarce floor
of Indian beauties ride before the grandstands for the approval of Dennis. Cake and ice cream and
coverings.
the judges. Contestants are judged not only for personal beauty, punch were served later in the af- I
A linoleum floor kept
well
but for the splendor of their costumes and the elaborate trappings ternoon.
waxed may be kept clean with
Mr and Mrs Herman P eters
of their horses.
dally dusting w ith a dry mop and
Purses fct the thirty-fourth Pendleton Round-Up will total $iu,ouu and sons, Herman land Arden,
Is an old established firm IL at fcas been selling,
only occasional washing she says.
and in addition top-hand cowboys will compete for the $5,000 went to The Dalles Sunday when
D irt tracked into the kitchen some
servicing
and repairing cars for a generation.
sterling silver Sam Jackson trophy aw arded all-around champion
Mr Peters entered the hospital
tim es makes more frequent wash
The dependability of its products and the qual
$500 in w ar bonds offered by the Round-Up to the perm anen
for an emergency operation.
ing necessary, but wiping up a n y
ity of its service has bet i proven many times.
w inner of the Sam Jackson trophy, »300 in w ar bonds offered by
Mrs W D. B arn ett-an d daugh- '
thing spilled immediately will save
Hamley & Co. saddlery for the w inner of the steer roping, the $75 ter, Betty, and Mrs Herman P e t
much mopping.
John Hamley gold and silver belt bbckle for all-around champion, ers and son, Arden, w ent to The
Now, when it is doubly im portant th a t yon
I f any soap is necessary Miss
and the $75 gold and silver buckle offered by th e Plym outh Cord Dalles Monday to v isit M i*Peters
have good workmanship and quick service to
Lutx recommends a mild type ra
age Co. of M assachusetts for the calf roping.
at the hospital.
th
e
r
th
an
laundry
soap,
because
keep your cars and trucks running, have ns take
Bulk of the money goes for the five m ajor events of the Round-
Mr and Mrs Flonh Coon came
the
alkali
from
strong
soap
tends
care of your service problems.
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U p -b ro n c riding, bulldogging, calf roping, steer roping and up Sunday from Sandy to visit
to dry out the oil in linoleum and
Brkhma steer riding.’"each $1100.
These events determ ine the his parents, Mr and Mrs aBud
makes it brittle. G ritty cleaners
w inners of the Jackson trophy and Hamley buckle.
Coon. Florin barbered Monday re
are to be avoided also as they
The Jackson trophy m ust be won three tim es for perm anent turning to th e ir home Tuesday.
scratch th e surface and open the
possession and three cowboys, Ike Rude, Bill McMacken an
John Bi ogan and daughters of
pores so grease and d irt works
E verett Bowman have two legs on the prize. Bowman has announced Antelope visited a t the Sam Hol
401 E 3 rd .
T h e D a lle s
•into
the m aterial.
th at he has retired from the rodeo game, so this y e y ’s stronges
mes home Sunday afternoon. Miss
.o u o o o x x ? •
contenders for perm anent possession and the $500 in bonds will
Agnes Brogan is home from Port-
R u d . and McMacken. W ith o n . w in to his credit Gene Rambo ’ land on her vacation.
young California cowboy, 19U w inner, w .ll defend his titto. M J
Mr and Mrs I. D. Pike and their
•vents at the Round-Up are governed by Rodeo Association
• daughter, Mrs Louis May and S ecretary of C om m erce H enry A.
__ children and their grandson, I r W allace, together w ith 91 m e m
1 America rules.
win Goodrich, all of Hermiston bers sf ootygress^ has seriously taken
spent Sunday visiting at
the up flying. He Is shown -as he steps
from copkplt of plane In which he
home of Mr and Mrs Frank Pike was taking flying lessens for post
M i s s Dorothy Holmes came war flying days.
home Sunday from (Portland to
A man should never be aahameo
Ensign Keith DeCouroey and playing cards with refresh
to
own he has been in the wrong,
Mrs DeCourcey, who spent sever of birthday cake and ice
which is but saying in other words
w d ays v b itin g kt the home Aof served later in the afternoc
th a t 'he is wiser today than he was
her parents, Mr and Mrs Ted von
Mr and Mrs Arch Zehn
yesterday.
Boretel, left Thursday for KLck- The Dalles were visitors hen
-t
-Lttxr—
—Pope
ita t, Wash., to visit his parents, day.
going on to Portland where En-
p fc and Mrs Glenn Pei
sign DeCourcey took a plane for t urned homo Saturday from
San Diego, C alifornia and will bs Sherm an where they spent
leaving soon fo r overseas. Mrs a j days camping.
DeCouroey will return here and
„
,U y . while w ith her p a re n t, be-
Mr and Mrs B ert Ga,
fore (o .n g to cadet mirae tr » i» i.g ,
n,Kht Sunday
. a <
x
, home o f Mr and M rs Johi
, J »h" B“ th er- m0^
" * ? " Ut atrotn on th eir way to thei,
m ate third class arrived Friday
porUand from KUmalh
f » m San F ra n c ,« » , hav.ng re-
pfc
M rj G knn per]
cently returned from the South Tue#day m rning for Portl
Pacific, to spend a few days vis-
hjg m other a|1(,
¡ting h i, p a re n t., Mr and M r.
&
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John Buether. He left Monday for
Ca|jfornhl ,where Pfc
Tea, Pol and Spaghetti Bowls
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of this Clean, Family Newspaper
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Joins FJying Club
Tire Repair and Recapping
Veterans V isit A t Grass Valley
On Leave or On W a y to W ar
California.
has t0 n>port to an army
Sgt. Ralph Busse arrived heie
July 27 from New York, having
returned on the Queen Elizabeth
from the European theater of war
to »pend his furlough ^with his
wife and baby a t the home of
her m other, M rs Grace Zevely.
Jean Zevely invited a few friends
in Sunday to celebrate her birth
day anniversary. Those present
were Ellen Walton of Kent, Ro-
b e rt Crawford, D**n Sm ith, Johii
Alley, Ina May Ziegler and Lois
Kelley. The. afternoon was »pent
« ter spending his 60 day fi
here with Mrs Perry,
Sgt. and Mrs Ralph Buss
several days in Portland lai
on business,
Mrs O. N. Ruggles, Mrs
Ruggles, Mrs WilFard Barn«
A rth u r Schilling and Mrs
Gilkwon were among the
Valley business visitors
Dalles Tuesday. ,
Mr and Mrs John Buetl
as dinner guests Sunday th
John. M r and Mrs Bill E
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