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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1949)
f/JU PAGE « SHERMAN COUHTT JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON such things as grease, makes inferior paint. loose dirt, soot or lo he explains, after the paint has Under surfaces nn witfiout future diffi been applied. The longer paint w h en repainting, concluded. „ ing is delayed the more diffi stresses. Paint will cult and expensive it becomes because of the extra tim e in quired in preparing the surface. Principal causes of paint fail ures are neglect in properly pre paring the surface, painting to damp or otherwise unfavorable weather, and using Inferior are running in the Deschutes paints. Regardless of generally high er cost, quality paints are the to c a tc h e m best • bargains”, Campbell be lieves. He adds that most ready Get your equipment at mixed paints contain a white lead or white lead and sine ox ide pigment Good paint to ed with pure raw linseed oil. with ft to 10 percent Japan dri er. The addition of gloss oil, re Wasco, Oregon sin oil, fish oil and mineral oil FM»AV, AUGUST Foss Family Assists She'll Rule Pendleton Round-Up Matrimonial Plans Of Watkins-Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Foss re turned early Saturday* morning after serving as witnesses Fri day evening, August 19th in Walla Walla, Washington to the wedding of Arthur S. Wat- See S ieve on how - STEVE’S TAVERN Pendleton, July 25—From gait- rider, good looks are a help and ed, high stepping saddlebreds, to Joan has these, but plenty, as weH as a charming personality. rangy cowhosses, Queen Joan the Her accomplishments are not First, monarch of the 1949 Pen only in riding; she was on the dleton Round-Up, Aug. 24, 25, 26, high school tennis team for three 27, rides and lovés ’em all. years; is an excellent skier, Blonde, brown-eyed Q u e e n swimmer and dancer. In 1948 she Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. won the Blue Mountain Ski Harold Barnett, has ridden since championship for Oregon and she was able to walk, first strad Washington girls. She was on dling a horse on her parents’ the staff of the Lantern, high ranch. The queen, who has won school paper, and active in dra yards of blue ribbons and scores matics and school clubs. of trophies in horse shows, will Last year at Oregon State col ride, at the Round-Up, her very lege, .where she is a Delta Gam favorite, the famous “Mr. Kelly, ma, her grades were above a a sorrel which she herself helped 3.00 point and she was chosen Ag to break. Joan’s winnings in the ring Week-end Queen, ruling the O. have been at shows in Spokane, S. C. Jamboree Rodeo and Stock Lewiston, Baker, Pendleton Mus- Show, an honor seldom accorded tanger Spring Show, Union, Her ■ a freshman. Queen and her four princesses miston and so on. i will ride in all Round-Up pa- While first requisite of a Round-Up queen is that she be a i rades. and Mrs. Leonard Meios anu i Mr and Mrs Basil Bains invad- 1 ed the luscious huckleberry i pach last week, and report lots . of berries. Mr. and Mrs T. L. Fields are seriously contemplating a new re s id e n t at Rufus. Richie Dingle suffered a stroke and is now somewhat improved in the Dalles hospital. Mrs. Ben Klinworth and son Jimmy who were visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A- • Striker, has returned to her home at Connell, Washington. Arthur Dowsett of Gresham, husband of Mrs. Amy Dowsett, who were married last Decem ---- Washing ber 28th in ton, passed awayi, August 18th and was buried August 22. Claude Stephens who officiated at their fnarriage was called to be with his sorrowing sister. Mr Dowsett was a memlier of the Gresham Methodist church and of the Masonic lodge A. F. and A. M. , » ♦ - - Topic at the Church of Christ Sunday will be "Words of Life . Casting Rods, Casting Reels, Flat Fish G ardeners k n o w . . . . 'It’s a Case o f Enjoyment” ROTARY SUBSOILER GREATER SOIL EROSION PROTECTION * " lft the Water” V IN O C O m O L Y M P IA , deep tillace imsures cnor yield PAINTING WEATHER IS WARM WKAHER Temperatures between 60 and 80 degrees are best for exterior painting, reminds an OSC exten sion rural housing specialist, John C. Campbell, who adds that paint wrinkling may result if it is applied in the- direct rays of the sun when the thermo meter has climbed above 90 de grees. O LIV E W O H » O T A f Y - NT F. NM ITT AMT T IE ! ACE Corduroy dresaes in One Two Piece. ; aves so; power See them at— GRETA, The Dalles costs Sherman co* unty $loo,oeo. E q u ip m e n t C o Use CALKINS I SLURRY GRAIN TREATERS for precision treating. b UNDER B TRASHY ’if.-1 ROCK C O N D IT IO N dw p-tM loqa H providlag a •ro s ie » c a f r o ! o .d ,W ia g moay q r o w .r * yl«M ! 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