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PAGE I SHERM AN COUNTY JO I UN Al., MORO, OREGON ERI OA Y, JU N E 8, 1951 where they visited her brothers ers present were Mr. and Mrs. and families and their son and Loy Adams and family and Mr. family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hay and Mrs. Norman Adams of The Perrigo left Saturday for Cor vallis to attend graduation at nes, Mr. and Mrs. John Haynes Dalles. Among the out of town people OSC when their son, David Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dun (By Mrs. A. F. Balzer) Pounds here for Memorial day were Mrs. er, received his BS degree Mon M lap, Memorial day, returning IL K Roy Baker of The Dalles, Mr. day. Mr. Perrigo returned to his Mrs. Ted Trimble and Mrs. Es- Thursday. tel Hartley took the 4-H elub J. W. Blagg and Ivan Blagg and Mrs. Dale Baker and family home Sunday and the girls stay OREGON sewing girls on a trip to Warm were' business visitors in Port of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George ed with their aunt Mrs. Frank »200 - Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. May E. Bayer. Springs F rid ay . and spent the land Friday. Ted Kelly is now driving the night and Saturday, returning Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart of nard Nelson and family of Salem that evening tired but all had a Forest Grove arrived the Sun Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilcox and Standard Oil truck for Mrs. C. i good time. Those going were day before Memorial day and family of Portland, Mrs. Her R. Andersen. Lyle Olds left Saturday for his 1 0 0 0 - Mary Brady, Joy Baumgartner, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bal man Schilling of The Dalles, Sharon Cantrall, Diane Schilling, zer and other relatives returning Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews of home in Brentwood, California, Jeanie Duncan, Joeclle and Jer- home the afternoon of Memorial Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Mac- after spending several weeks Alsup of Bend and Mrs. Charles here on vacation visiting his rine Blaylock, Peggy Reckman, day, father, Charlie Olds, his sister, 8 0 0 - and Susan Baumgartner. Quite a numiber of Grass Valley Baker and family of Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coon Mrs. Fred Peters and other rela Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds, Charlie and "Kent people attended the Olds, Mrs. Fred Peters and picnic and program of the His and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Coon tives and friends. David Bayer of Corvallis came daughter and Lyle Olds of Brent torical society at DeMoss park of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. home Thursday and visited his 6 0 r Albert Coon of Prineville were wood, California, went to Steven Sunday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. here the Sunday before Memor son Friday and spent the day Mrs. Carsten von Borstel and visiting at the home of the form Mrs. Henrietta- Borkowski of ial day and worked at the cem Bay£r returning to Corvallis Sat er’s son in law and daughter, Mr. Oregon City visited last week etery and had picnic dinner in urday. it • Li ___ • Mr. and Mrs. August Wassen- and Mrs. Marion Crews.. with Mt. and Mrs. Ted von Bor the park visiting at the home of mlller and family of Tygh Valley 400 Mr. tmd Mrs. Tom Coyle re stel and Mr. and Mrs. Amandus Mr. and Mlrs. Roy Schilling in I spent Memorial day with his turned home last Monday from von Borstel. They are now visit the afternoon. mother, Mrs. Jacob Wassen- Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling and a trip to Sweet Home where they ing at thé Alfred Kock home. attended the high school gradu 200 Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin of Gene and Diane, and Jerry Kel miller. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tallman ation as Miss Delores Rice was The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. ley were dinner guests Sunday among the graduates. They also Tom Simmons from Canada vis evning of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. and family of Gresham came Saturday and spent the week end visited relatives at Lebanon and ited Memorial day with Mrs. Schilling. . with her sister and family, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds return Holly. 1955 Lewis Olds. • 1950 1945 1940 home recently from a trip to and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Coyner of 1925 1930 1935 Mrs. T. M. Rolfe reutrned Sun ed for every person living in the state. Today, the flgure Willard Rolfe went to The Dal Bend were dinner guests Sunday day from a trip to Klamath Falls McMinnville and Taft where Oregon State college extension agricultural econ is about 850 pounds. If the trend of the past 15 i **™ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. where she attended the Rebekah they visited her brothers and les Friday and brought his wife omists have chosen June Dairy Month to show continues say the economists, sisters in law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex and infant son home from the Frank vonBorstel, all attended Assembly and went from there soon And their milk supply below the er," graphically how the sU U ’s per capita milk produc the historical society program at to Roseburg where she visited Walkenshaw and Mr. and MTs. hospital. age. Production has not kept pace with the state s tion is slipping. High point within the past 25 years Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg went DeMess park Jn the afternoon. population growth _________ _ _ _ _ _ _ __________ her daughter and family ML and Jimmy Walkenshaw. They also was 1965 when 1.328 pounds of milk were produced Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Augee and Mrs. Roy Wells. They brought visited Mrs. Arden Squire and to Portland Monday on business i., _. . ---- - ' ■ jçjr aru] j4rs. Fay Brackett will Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gibeon of Mrs. Rolfe and their eon. Doh- children at Wheeler and Mr. Olds’ and ta spend a few days with Sunday, they attended the col- Several more cases of measles hoateg8 a community par Chehalis and Mr. and Mrs. David ald as far as Bend when Mrs. sister and brother in law, Mr. their son, Harold and family. lege Baccalaureate services, and have reported in the Rufus hom£ Friday evening. and Mrs. L. H. Nahouse at McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horner and .Tones o f Helix came last Tues , Rolfe’s daughter, Mrs. Charles Monday the graduation exercises ç ^ j^ m y ty . Jeanie and Karen Qames wui be the entertainment before returning home. family left Thursday on a trip day and spent Memorial Week Baker and children brought Mrs. Eben Kee took her friend, back to Iowa to spend a month oT which their daughter, Elean Macnab daughters of Mr. apd of the party. - end visiting at the former’s dau them on home. Donald will visit Mrs. Evelyn Kjeld, who spent visiting relatives ghter and son In law, Mr. and his grandmother several days. several weeks With her, to Wash Mrs. Bert Cox.* Mr. and Mrs. Amandus von Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and Borstel took his mother, Mrs. ington where she will visit rela NEW S FROM RUFUS uncie anti aum, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J*. Henry Gerding Eleanor Fox will ,ast w^ k- 7?™’ daughters. Donna and Glenda, Carsten von Borstel and Mrs. tives. Mrs. Kee went to Wheeler Well Drilling Contractor (By Mrs. George L Fox) and brought her niece and neph went to Portland to visit her remain in Corvallis to work at daughter .pf Mr. an . . Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and THE DALLES, OREGON mother, Mrs. Erm a Whitehead. Henrietta Borkowski to see the ew, Sandra and Dell Squire, home sons George Jr. and Jimmy, the college Food Technology de- Tom waK reported as i. v ng _ Peterson Rock Gardens at Red with her for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Perry returned partment. ‘ > measles. Phone 3729 518 W. 7thSt and to Bend Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain spent the weekend in Corvallis. Thursday, the girls stayed with mond Mr. and Mrs.' Jim Oaks of and children, Gary and Kay, of their grandmother for, a longer Prineville were here Memorial Tygh Valley were here for Mem visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fields and day and were dinner guests at orial day and were guests, of Mr. daughter, Susan, left Friday on a the home pi Mr. and Mrs. Dell and Mrs. Frapk E. Bayer. . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lemley trip to California where the£ will Olds. Mrs.4 Elmer . Sondenaa and and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Barden- visit her sisters and families. children of Toledo and Mrs. hagen went to Timberline Satur Mr. and Mrs. L. S. _ T>ogan at Frank Sayrs and son of Moro day and then drove tp Warm Oattand and Mr. and Mrs. Mario spent Friday evening visiting Springs and spent the flight and Canlvero inav at Los Gatos. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and Frank von Borstel. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Timlev Mrs. C. R. Andersen and son, were dinner guests the evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor Dennis, spent Memorial day a t stel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clod- of Memorial day at the home of White Salmon. felter and son, Wendell, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock. Mr. and Mrs A. F. Balzer and and Mr. and Mrs Charles Perrigo Mrs. Clair Adams and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartman of and daughters, Linda and Leslie Jerry and Ronald, went to The Wasco spent Memorial day in Dalles Memorial day and had arrived Friday from Ijeavon- The Dalles. dinner on the lawn at the worth Wn., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Dunlap picnic home of Mrs. C. P. Adams. Oth- went to Yamhill and Carlton Grass Valley 1 « down wilburn 7Ò 7wo-(M 7éss/e Ss ALSO AVAILABLE When you order V .OLD Hermitage BRAND HERMITAGE WHITE LABEL you tell the Kentucky Whiskey world you know f i —A Blend > OLD BRAND great fri R U straight Kentucky bourbon ~~ 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS $060 ay /s v w qt . SAME LOW mv ra r BOTH 86 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KY. > tome Freezers Our stock of freezers is now complete W e have 8 ’, 9 ’, 15 and 16’ chest type. And 16’ and 21’ upright models. 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