Sherman County journal., March 14, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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M u lto , M U M M E
IR ID A I,
(B y Mrs. A. P. Balzer)
. ; M r. and Mrs. F ra n k T. Bay­
er were business v is ito rs in 'Hie
Dalles Tuesday.
Mrs. B ernard M a rtin and De­
anna, Mrs. AJfred Payne, Lois
and AJfa Jean and M a ry Jean
D yncan w ent to Wasco F rid a y
where the fo u r g irls took p a rt
in the program fo r the Legion­
naires.
|Mrs. Gladys Haynes, Mr. and
M r s . K e n d rick
pttnJap
and
ch ild re n Judy and«-Kenny A lle n
o f C arlton, came F rid a y to v is it
at live homes o f Mr. and Mrs.
A rchie C a n tra ll and Mrs. Doro-
th y Dunlap. T h e y le ft Sunday
ta kin g MYs. D unlap
back w ith
them where she w ill board a
plane fo r
I an ? Angeles, Calif.,
to spend a m onth w ith her son
Charles and fa m ily.
a birthday party Sunday x
¿nd M n t Don H elper ut>l
fy r her d a u g h te r, Deanna, ‘ and .11. and Mrs. R ichard E a rl and
the a f t e r n - ------
- the ¿on. Greg, were Sunday v is ito rs
nt at-
skating rli
tere . the follow - at the home o f M r. and Mrs.
¡ng group enjo red the occasion Don Anderson and
fa m ily in
J e rry and Ron ild Adams, Ron-
h M am i H
T Dav’U. Jetrine.
Mr*, and Mrs. E arl ()|d s and
Orvtyle A J
B laylock, Gene bon R obin and G lenn P e rry and
and, I)t»ne
ling, M jiryji Jean d aughter Donna* were in
The
Duncan, J r i ’j and T o m m y Ea-. D alles'S unday to see Mrs. P erry
kin,
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JA” ’ ¿ Jim
¡ ¡ V i Bra *, L a rry Faster, at the hospital.
er, Susan Baum ­
Vren<k‘H
M r. and Mrs. E. R. B laylock,
ga rtn e r. .Pegv> Beckman, Sttftrort Mr. and Mrs. A lfre d Payne and
and Gene C antrftfl. all o f Grass c h ild re n Lois, J im m y and A lfa
V alley, and Sandra. May, W ilm a Jean, M r. and Mrs. H arold Eák-
G entry, 3u*an Woods, Tom m y in a n d . daughter
Mona,* Mrs.
and Penny
H lgley, J im and Bernard M a rtin
anti daughter
Sharon BeJshe, I/»uis and M av­ Deanna and M a ry Jean Duncan
is M ille r o f 5fo rd.~ Cake, ice were all
business
v is ito rs in
cream and punch were served The Dalles Saturday.
skating
a tin and U e rest
Mr. and Mrs. Jarpes Easter
pe r|<Mj a
W
T hursday
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M . were in The Dalles
.. W,s
•' d M ,s - where Mr. Easter* .entered the
Oscar Ixnnley spent J uesday hosfkRal.
if) The DalTe.-t op liu s tftc s s /’ ’ ^
M rì iifld Mrs. E a rl L a w te ll of
„M r. and 44 r^ :. F re d W egener * Thè Bailes s p e n t. Sunday vjslt-
o f The Dalles » w ire * here fcatur- ii g at the home of Mrs. S.tiÜ'iell’s
'dov v isitin g Mi anil Mrs. Wil- parents,
Mr. and
Mrs. E. R.
,ar<j .Uo|fe and fa m ily,
B laylock. Other guests were .Mr.
AU m others interested in fix- am i Mrs. Clyde "fcf.ra.dley. afml
j n g Up ,Hlr S|, g an<j w a itin g
ions aryl Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
room at ti)C schtX), hoUsP Wlil
•BlaylocK and children.
e meet tiu i‘i the 20th of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam , A lb e rty
\ i nrr s, -it •* n < ir,< k
F rid a y in ,hoi€> o f her husband. chers w ill attend the Oregon E d­
Guests were fcftf. and Mrs. Sain ucation association convention in
A lb e rty and. daughter,
Nancy, P o rtland M arch 17, 18, 19.
Don Cox, Pat M cHugh and Peg­
Mrs. W illa rd R olfe and daugh­
gy A lb e rty .
ter, a h e rrie , w ere business vis­
K enneth Crews and daughter ito rs in The Dalles Wednesday.
Florene w ent to SeatUe Satur--
day to re tu rn Mrs. Crews and H A L L l F IE L D * W IN »
N ancy and Patsy to th e ir home 4-H A W A R D
a fte r spending a week there.
A scholarship to th e 1952 4-H
M r. and Mrs. S. F. A lb e rty
w e n t to M oro Sunday and had sum m er school at • Oregon State
d in n e r w ith ’M r. and Mrs. F lo yd college has been w on by Sally
Fields, a mem ber o f the Gordon
Lane apd fa m ily. ;
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M r. and Mrs. A rch
C a n tra ll Ridge. 4-H Beef clu b o f Wasco.
were . business visito rs In P o rt­ T h is is the Safeway Store award
•for the top live sto ck breeding
land Tuesday .
Business visito rs in The Dal­ project In the county, announces
les Monday were Mrs. Ed A-Hey,, C ounty Agent, T. W. Thompson.
B ru t« A lle y, Mrs. James E a s te r/ W a lte r P richard, Bend, w on the
G lenn P e rry, Mr. and Mrs. Earl- $100 college scholarship w hich
Olds, B ill Johnson and Mrs. E d­ Safeway, Inc., presents annually
g a r A lle y, Mrs. C atherine A n d ­ To the 4-H’er w-ho has the best
ersen, R obert ind Hugo Manke, livestock breeding p ro je ct in the
M r. and* M rs Oele Dugger, Mrs. state. O nly club members who
won the sum m er school
John R u s t and
Mrs. W illa rd have
sch o la rsh ip , in a previous year
B arnett.
.
'tM efr. G a rre tt went to P ortland are e lig ib le fo r th is state award.
on business over the week end. . L a rry Kaseherg, Wasco, was cho­
H a n y Hooper returned fro m sen as second a lte rn a te fo r the
Idaho F rid a y and was met in state award. L a rry was county
The Dalles -by his w ife A n ita
-and Mrs. D orothy Dunlap.
MY. ¿tf&J Mrs.
Ross
Fields
were in The Dalles S u n d a y *to
V isit a ll of the -G ra s s V alley
patients in the hospital.
H u rra h , hurrah,» sp rin g vaca­
tio n next week are the
yells
w e’ve been hearing
fro m the
school ch ild re n , w h ile the tea­
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E Bayer
and ch ild re n J u lia and Byfon,
Mrs. Franks T. Bayer and David
V ln tin le ft F rid a y
n ig h t
fo r
C arlton, Wn., ta k in g D avid /back
a fte r a m onth
here * w ith his
and daughter Nancy motored to
a u n t and und* Mr. and M l
GoTdendale Sunday to spend the
F ra n k T. Bayer.
The
n.r, ers
M r and
I n in r th Cr«Wf
«topped at Ije a ve n w o rth , Wn., were .hosts at a b irth d a y dm- ilay v is itin g .Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
to see M r. and Mrs.
Charles -ner fo r th e ir daughter F fo ie n e ’s Forrester.
P errlgo and daughters. " *
tenth b irth d a y "Tuesday evening; * Mrs. Alonzo A llie rty was hos­
tess at a b irth d a y supper last
Mr. and Mrs. B ill Johnson and T h e -s lx g irls Julia Bayer, Jean
ch ild re n Johnny and Carmen o f n i t B aum gartner, Peggy ‘A lb e rty, GE Washers, B arney’s G. V.
Saint Ignatius, M o n ta n a 1 came A lice E slinger, and A lfa Jean
F rid a y to spend some tim e w ith Payne' m
FJolene^s
thorn at
M r« .' Johnson’s p a r e n t s , M r . S 'h o o l were p r t e n t to help her
and Mrs. T om m y B a rn e tt
celebrate.
Other gut- is
were
THE G A Y S H O P
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M rs,''B e rn a rd M a rtin was hos- Mrs. Sam A lb e rty and daughter
X
N ancy and Air. and Mrs; Alonzo
lovely new dresses and Lingerie
Toastmasters, B arney’s G. V.
A lb e rty and
F lorene’« sisters,
Nancy and Pattie. The evening
W h ite S ta g /L a zy Susan w rap skirt
was spent p la yin g Bingp b y the
■ g irls w h ile the older guests re­
-Clam Diggers, Levis, N e w Blouses
tire d
to another
room
ahd
square daneetl.
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t-
Mrs. 4 ) t i- C r o w le y
and M r.*
and Mrs. Bud B rtn k e rt le ft Wed­
nesday afternoon fot; M onm outh
to attend the w edding o f -'Mry.
IS JUST AHEAP' /
W asco
O re g o n
C row ley's son,. Charles Leonard,
F rid a y , M aii-h 14."
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Olds m o t­
ored to PprtlanH Wednesday on
business. -
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M L arid Mrs, W ily K n ig h to n
were business v isito rs in Xlrass
* T h e Grass V a lle y G ra in G ro w e rs o ffe rs tw o
V«lU“y Tiictias.
w arehouses fo r sale. T h e y are H ouse 271, th e
Mr«. Tetl T rim b le was in The ,
Dalles Thursday on btislncs».
o ld K e rr» G iffo rd house in Grass V a lle y , a n d
, Mrs. T. >M*. Rolf?- w en t
to .
-Roseburg fcuQday w here «he w ill
H ouse 54, o n th e west side o f th e tra c k in Grass
v is it her daughter,
Mrs. Roy
W ell« §nd fa m ily.
. . . IT’S T O D A Y ’S
V a l’ey. H ouse 271 m a y be sold in th re e parts.
M r. and M ix. W ilb u r B rin k c rt
BIST BUY IN TRAVEL!
and Mrs* A lta (.Yowley
were
business v is ito rs in The Dalles
Take to the open road — by
Sealed b id s w ill be received u n t il 2:0 0 p .m .
Qreyhound1 Frequent actieduks
Saturday.
w in n e r in 1950 w ith his livestock
breeding project.
A n y l H member who has car­
rie d a l i vestock breeding project
'su b m ittin g records ahd p ro je ct
s to jy is e lig ib le fo r the award.
Breeding projects acceptable fo r
the aw ard are lieeP/ hog, sheep,
d a iry and«goats..
Safeway Stores w ill continue
the breeding project award fo r
the 1952 club year. A loeal, 4-H
club member, w ill be selected“ f© r'
th is aw ard fo llo w in g the 1952
Pacific In te rn a tio n a l.
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