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SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1951
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Mr. and Mrs. Marlon - Van
Donald von Borstel and daugh-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dell
Olds
were
Glenn
McLachlan
of
Heppner
and son Keith left Friday for
b Erne
m e Smith, Paid Ktiyl<M h and
? “ Ve7 re aniW on John of The Dal-
daugh
ters, Joy and Cathy, Susan and hosts at a dinner Sunday honor- came Monday evening to visit lone to " visit her sister, Mrs. Mrs Bob H e ly e ro f Kent a m e w
Sunday visiting ' her
V lld h S
V d lie y
LesIie ¿ aumgartrter, Roy^Eaeter ing the 5th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne, leav Earl McKinney $nd family, the buses taking the 20 < h k i n t
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and ,Mrs
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ah
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Qf
their
eon
in
law
and
daughter,
ing
Tuesday
for
home.
leaving
Saturday
for
Bingham
to
The
Dalles
for
swimming
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and Dickie Alley.
Myrl Smlih.
(By Mrs. A. F. Baiter)
Mir. and Mrs. Willard Barnett Springs, returning home Monday, lessons.
‘ Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Kock Mr. and Mrs Marion Crews o
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Mrs. Gordon Lemley assisted were hosts the Fourth of July Stevenson. Other guests inc u e
by her mother, Mrs. Edith Sayra for a family get together. A pits his parents, Mr. .a n i .
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nip dinner was served buffet Crews of Wasco ana Mr. ana
°f Moro gave a party at ^
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and the afternoon was Mrs. Darwin Van
Moro,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Frank
Ketter
and
park Monday afternoon for her spe eat vis
visiting.
Those present
son, Kenneth, who celebrated 7eife
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Amandus
von
daughter
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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ere Mr.
his 4th birthday anniversary. All Borstel and sons, Philip and neth Crews and family plcn
enjoyed playing games and later j?red, Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Bor- at the home of Mr. an i i .
w atchel Kenneth open his many stel and son, Carl, and daughter, Garrett the Fourth,
lovely g i t packages. Refresh- Mrs Kenneth Hattrup, Mr. and
Miss Lucille Peetz of „The uai-
Pontiac Is distinctively beautiful
ments were served at a table j^ g Donald von Borstel and les came T hursday o spe
T ’S easy to see why almost
centered with a decorated cake daughters Joy and Cathy, Mr. week visiting Mr. an
—and Its reputation for goodness
everybody admires a new Pon
with the inscription “Happv Dir- and Mrs. c. J. Kulick and daugh- Frank Ketter. - ,
thdav K.O. E a J ‘ child present ter j oann, Of The Dalles, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald CJodfei-
tiac and so m any thousands wish is second to none.
had a decoroted cup cake with a and Mrs. Frank vonBorstel, John ter and sort Wendell went to uee
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And don’t forget that Pontiac is
they owned one:
lighed candle and dixie cups Goodrich of Yreka, Calif., Bill the Fourth to be with their dau-
very low p riced —and we can
Ind punch were served with Henderson of Gresham, Mr. and ghters and husbands, Mr. ana
Pontiac is a thoroughly good car,
prom ise you a deal th a t will
them.
Those present included Mrs Bill Pausch, Mr. and .Mrs. Mrs. Bruce Eccles and Mr. ana
built to give you years of depend
Kenneth’s sister, grandmother, ¡}ean Pinkerton and son, "Bruce, Mrs. Donald Marsh,
quickly convince you that you’ll
able, enjoyable service, and it’s a
and aunt, Janice, Mrs. Arzell Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and ‘a Mr. and Mrs Don Smith drove
be Wise indeed to stop wishing
sweetheart on the road—eager,
Lemley and Carolyn Lemley; sonS) Mr and Mrs. floe Heater t0 guttle Lake the Fourth for
and
order one. Drop in today.
and MYs. Ross Fields and child- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob their gon, i^ rry , and then stop-
sm ooth and tireless.
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ren S’isai and Steven, Mrt. Owen Boynton from Moro.
Mr. and ])ed at Shaniko for the day with
Eakin and children, Terry and Mrs. Lester Barnum and sons her mother, Mrs. Maude Garrett
Ray, Mrs. Myrl Smith and son, were caners in the afternoon.
an(j brother P v t Billy Garrett,
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Lowell, Mrs. Harold Owens and - Mr. and Mrs. Frank -von Bor* home on furlough from Camp
children Carol Ann and Harold, gtej had as their guests Sunday Attebury, Indiana.
Mrs. Willard Rolfe and children, her COusin, Miss Margaret Mor-
Mr and Mrs. Ir^ in Parkhurst
* Sherie, Steven and 1« i eddie, Mrs. gan of Rapid City, South Dakota and gori
Roseburg and his bro-
Thelma Kathman and daughter. and
Mrs. E. J.- Strehlow. of the/ David of Roseburg visited
Phyils, Mrs. John Reckman and 0 ^ ^ , g. d . They all attended relatives here July 3 & 4. David
children
John and Alice,
the nepuunuau
Republican ptvaiiv
picnic uv
at DeMoss will
... work k tor
for bjs
uncie/ Harry
viii.uxvi. Betty, --------------
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_ left Monday starR during harvest
Mrs. Alfred Payne and Hanahan
daughers, park . Sunday.
They
Alfa Jean
loan and
Ixiis. Mcs. Hans for Portland to vlcit
e la tiv e s '
Alfa
and Lois.
visit r relatives
Sam S ta rk -h a d
Bardenhagen
and
daughter«, stopping enroute at the Donald
puists b ls niece and husband
Terry , and Vicki, Mrs. Glenn c ^ elter home-for lunch.
and M rs O W Birdwin of
Perry and daughters, Donna and
Arzell Lemley went to The Mr.
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, their dau-
Glenda. Mrs. Orville Ruggles and DaIles Jul 3 and brought Mrs. CaJ)art’" 0_ , « 'V lo n ^ Jacobs of
son. Dean, Mrs. Kenneth Crews ^ mley hoyme from the hospital
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and daughter, Nancy. Mrs. Edgar here she 6pent about two Oaktan^ C alif, whov for a sh o rt
Alley and daughter. Ruth, Mrs.
for m edial attention..
and left T ,,csd ay for a ahOTt
trip to Canada before returning
to their homes.
Mrs. Matt Simon took her
ALSO AVAILABLE
grandchildren to their home in
Portland last week end after
E qu ipm en t. acceetoriee and trim M art rated are eubject to change w ith ou t notice.
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-spending several x^eeks here
with them. She brought her mo
&t<m>
ther, Mrs. Elizabeth Strange,
•RAND
BRAND
-back with her for a v isit.
Ml*, and Mrs. Alfred Payne
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and 'fam ily and Miss Leone
Kentucky
Moore left Ju n e 30 for New West
minister, .Canada, where „ th ey
Whiskey
visited relatives returning July'3.
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you tell the
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We give odr thanks irtost sin
cerely t o the kind friends who
aided us, xind to those who sent
flowers to the funeral of Mrs.
Barbara Helyer.
Jesse Helyer
Mrs. Etha Schilling
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling
* Mrs. Clara Helyer
and Mrs. R. A. Holdaway
and family ,
T h e M o»t B e o o t lf o l T h in g o n W h e e l»
U a la te e l B o d y b y F la h e r
A R STILL M O N R O E
P O N T I A C , IN".
MORO
OREGON
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llie w om en an<l the fancy sh ii ts
It Is said to h i»Zii
Z h law yer’s trick of thc m en. T here w ill be som e
to ask “W hat w ere you doing the iau ghter, much in terest
and
n igh t of April 10, 1932?” .W e ’re 1>erhapa a sigh as a boy m oves
not for the present interested in hlM „teer to a low er place In th e
history of th at nature.
s y nc. RUt n ex t year he’ll he back
w ith a ^better calf.
But we do want to venture
Into the future a ftttle arni tell
what you’ll be doing September
15, 1951. You’ll be at the Sher-
man County Fair. Why sure.
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Of coarse,
you w
wouldn
miss
«curse, yon
o u .o n v I m
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it anyw ay,
rmriduH
but yon
posit L e ly
«fay nwny
when yea
rrmrmlM-r th at th at w hl be a
m ere nine week« from
till«
w eek ©ad and that there w ill he
a long strin g of re«l and black
calve« cu t in the judging pen
w here ti e «un w ill be sh in in g
to make their coat« glisten and
«how off the bright costum e« of
on display with perhaps som e
attention* to the vegetable« and
fruits and how to ©an and pre
serve tffVui. - T here’s sort of a
new deal going on in the pavil
ion Mf late years w ith som e re
vision of, prem iums. T here’ll
be cut flow’er» all over the place,
'too.
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And there will bd a ’bunch of
people around the eating stand
because there are folks 30 hearty
and hungry they can eat every-
tim«; they sirtell food which is
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„ift.
som
ng too.
of a g when
ift, too, w h en
Qf R
at
In the long beef barns there’ll
be the Eakin Hereford« and the
Cox Herefords and other fat
cattle lying down on thick straw
and like as not wondering why
people make such appreciative
sounds when looking at them.
There’ll be visiting, too, and
And
the prices of ’ fdOd I t
gQ<)d
over
In the
pavilion • ther«*
wom en w ho prefer
raRe
calves. They’ll all be
weaplng Hkirts and talking about
fa
worR an(1 the fancy foods
be on hand to look at the ex-
hibits early if they could-
Yes, Sir. That'll lie tw o m onths
from thi« w eek end, nine w eek s.
In fact. Dates are Septem ber 14-
15*t6. Friday, Saturday* Sunday.
W e’ll be a sett In’ on a bale ot
straw talking to som eone about
a horse w e had once w hen you
com© along.
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some cattle connoisseur is sure
fo grab ybu and take you down
a few stalls to look at a fine
•ol • hair.
Ktolr Chan
steak under naturae
ces are you’ll bring him. back
standing rib
to appreciate a
roast upside down and puffing.
__ _ in these days' of dollar
Yes,
meat you gotta enjoy ’em before
they are on the block or plate.
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The Jockey» w ill be givin g the
race horse« their m orning work-
out all humped np and talking
horse lan gu age,, Mac Barbour’»
buckera w ill be figh ting each
other lu one of th e corrals and
everyone w ill be buay currying,
w ashing, patching and otherw ise
preparing horse» and calve» fbr
«how or raring.
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After noon the crowds will
come In for the race and bucking
program.
T he/U be tbe ones
«*ho are too busy to spend the
whole day. Certklnly they would
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