Sherman County journal., October 17, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

P A G E S M IM K M A N
CO UNTY
W asc o N e w s
M rs. Joe D rin ka ril
J O U R N A L . MORO. O R EG O N .
spent
T h e ir
the w e e k e iu l in
son G a ry * » e n t
F R ID A Y .
P o rtla n d .
th e tim e
w ith h is g ra n d p a re n ts M r. am i
M rs. V e rn o n
m A G ild e r a m i
th e ir d a u g h te r stayed w ith MY.
and M rs. Ove Hansen in
T he
Dalles, m a te rn a l g ra n d p a re n ts.
S u n d a y d in n e r guests o f M r.
and M rs. C a rl T u g g le w e re M r.
and M rs.
G. A. S arg en t
a n il
M i. and M rs. W a rd V an G ild e r
o f N e w Y o rk.
C a rol D rin k a rd spent th e w eek
end w ith h e r un cle
un d a u n t.
M r. and M rs. R. M. Johnson.
M r. and M rs .
Bob D u ke
of
Alsea
v is ite d
frie n d s
several
days re c e n tly .
Le on ard M cK ee o f G oldendale,
VMn., v is ite d his
b r o th e r and
s is te r in law . M r. and M rs. Ed
M cKee.
Mbs Ed C a rp e n te r, M rs. S y l­
v ia B icke l and M rs. Dale H o w e ll
and fa m ily spent th e da y w ith
M rs. J. W . D r in k a r d re c e n tly .
T h e n e xt re g u la r m e e tin g o f
P are nt-T each ers w i ll l>e T h u r s ­
day
O cto be r 16 at 8:00 p. m.
A speaker to e x p la in th e issues
co m in g up in th e e le ctio n in N o­
ve m b e r is hoped for.
E le ve n m e m b e r« o f T u e sd a y
M r. and M rs. R. M. Johnson
M rs. Joe
spent some tim e in P o rtla n d re ­ S tu d y c lu b m e t w ith
ce n tly .
M o rro w O ctober 7. M rs. M in n ie
p ic tu re s ta ke n
M rs. S hannon o f P o rtla n d a r­ D u tto n showed
riv e d W ednesday to he lp
M rs. on th e ir t r ip to C a lifo rn ia .
R. M . Joh nso n th is fa ll.
M em bers p re se n t
w e re M rs.
A lle n ,
p re s id e n t,
M rs.
H a r r y A lle n made a ten day B e lle
E rn e s t S h u ll, M rs. M e rlin S hields.
t r ip to A m b o y , W a sh in g to n .
W e e ke ^/i guests o f M r. and M rs. A rc h ie Gosson, M rs. L lo y d
M rs.
L e o n a rd
L u tje ,
M rs. E d M cK ee w e re th e ir son Gosson,
in la w and
d a u g h te r
M r. and M rs. A n d y E ng be rg,
M rs. B e rt
M rs. Ha S he lton and d a u g h te r, W a tk in s , M rs. Leo W a tk in s and
N ancy, M iss P a tty S m ith , a ll o f a v is ite r M rs. E lm e r, P o rtla n d .
H ood R iv e r, M rs. V eva M a rs h a ll
R e fre sh m e n ts w e re serve d by
and M rs. F e lic ia L e ite .
th e hostesses M rs. Leo W a tk in s
M r. and M rs. D ell W r ig h t le ft and M rs. M o rro w ’.
M onday fo r C ro oke d R iv e r o n
a fis h in g
and
h u n tin g
tr ip .
W h ile th e re th e y w e re guesta
o f M r. and M rs. Je w e l H e rin ,
w h o are
fo rm e r
re sid e n ts o f
S herm an c o u n ty.
M r. and M rs. A r le t R h in e h a rt
T he G ir l Scouts s p e n t M on da y
and fa m ily d ro ve to A r lin g to n
a fte rn o o n in th e c lu b roo m at
to see th e A rlin g to n -S p ra y fo o t­
th e Paulen K aseberg ranch.
b a ll game.
A rlin g to n w o n th e
D u r in g th e m e e tin g th e g irls
game.
elected p a tro l leaders. T h e y are
M rs. A s tr id L a m o n te o f Che­
h a lis, W n ., v is ite d h e r
son In
la w and d a u g h te r M r. and M rs.
C a rl Tuggle.
<M T o l l F K
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17. 1952
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Tuesday Study Club
Sees Pictures
S
Mavis M iller
M r. and M rs. A r t h u r Sargent
and th e ir houseguests M r. and
M rs.
W a rd
V an G ild e r spe nt
s e v e ra l days a t C o rv a llis w ith
the S a rg e n t’s c h ild re n MJr. and
M rs. C harles N e v ille and fa m ily .
M r. and M rs. L e w is H a stin g s
and son R o bb ie
<antl
S haron
L a u g h iln d ro ve to P o rtla n d fo r
th e w eek end w h e re th e y a tte n d ­
ed th e P. I.
M r. and M rs, L a w re n c e B u ck
and d a u g h te r, B a rb a ra , and I ^ o
R o b e rts d ro v e to
Boise, Idaho,
to v is it th e B u c k ’s son G ordon.
H e is (a tte n d in g school there.
M r. and M rs. H a l S h e lto n o f
H ood R iv e r s p e n t F rid a y n ig h t
w ith M r. und M rs. E. H. W a t­
kin s,
M rs. A lin a Jean O 'M eara and
sons, M ic k e y
aod
J im m y , o f
Condon spent several days here
Just week.
M r. and M rs. L a r r y N is b e t o f
Soap La ke, W n., spent th e w eek
end w ith his pa ren ts, M r. and
M rs. W illia m N isbet.
M iss Janet W o rk m a n o f P o rt­
land v is ite d h e r p a re n ts M r. and
M rs. O ra W o rk m a n
over
th e
w eekend.
M r. and M rs. G len V an G ild e r
HAVE YOU TRIED IT ?
ITS HERE, OREGON I
i T &
F U
L U
r
AM D!
4 -H F air W inner
M avis M ille r, d a u g h te r o f M r.
and M rs. B la in e
M ille r ,
M oro,
p icke d s u ffic ie n t p o in ts to
w in
th e 4-H H om e E con om ics ju d g in g
con test be hig nam ed c h a m p io n
at the 1952 S he rm an C o u n ty F a ir.
A ll g ir ls e n ro lle d in 4-H H om e
E con om ics p ro je c ts w e re e lig ib le
to com pete in th is contest. A r ­
tic le s Judged as to q u a lity
and
u s e a b ility
w e re
bread,
cake,
a p ro n and scarf, T h e purpose o f
th is and o th e r ju d g in g contests
is to develop th e h ig h e st q u a lity
in th e ir owSi w o r k o r an im a ls.
F o llo w in g are th e a w a rd w in ­
ners in the Ju d ging contests:
A rtic le s Judged, bread, cake, ap
ro n and scarf:
NAME
SCORE A W A R D
M a vis M ille r
355
b lu e
ch a m p io n
M ild re d E a k ln
3 1(1
hluo
J e rrin e B la ylo ck
340
blue
N a ncy D ecker
325
blue
D iane A r s t ill
325
blue
Joa nn E a k in
310
* red
Susie B a u m g a rtn e r 310
te d
Rom ona D avis
310
red
295
Sharon C a n tra ll
red
S h e rrie F ra se r
295
red
R honda Fraser.
I.Ml
295
G e rtru d e B u e th e r
280
red
K a y K ir k e lie
280
red
280
Jtw c lle B la y lo c k
red
P en ny H lg le y
265
w h ite
M a ry M obley
265
w h ite
M a ry Jean D uncan 265
w h ite
E la in e B r in k e r t
265
w h ite
N in a Belshee
265
w h ite
K a y Mi K av
w h ite
Sandra \^ a y
250
w h ite
Peggy Reck m an
205
w h ite
w h ite
DJane S c h illin g
190
N a nsl G e a rh a rt
190
w h ite
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A W ILD
R ID E . . . Rafael Sanchex Saco is lifted off the ground and ap­
pears about to be taken for a ride— free of charge—a« he battles to outwit
a bull In the arena. Fortunately, although Saco was in danger of a severe
goring, he escaped unscathed. He tangled with the bull as alternate for
Rafael Santa Crux, a Peruvian apprentice bullfighter who scored an ear,
cherished prise among bullfighters. Bull fighting Is the national sport In
many Latin countries.
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R e fre s h m e n t* w e re served and
( arm c n R °yse ,
P a tro l 1
and ffa,nes p ia y ^ l iat<? i n to th e af-
S a lly F ie ld s, P a tro l 2, and Peg- te rn o o n
gy A u s tin , se cre ta ry.-
T h e p a - _______ ______
tro ls con sist o f
7-8th g ra d e rs , .
. , ,
and 4-5-Oth graders.
In te n d e d I Y»r Last W ^ e k
Gene D u tto n
and h is m o th e r
A f te r th e e le ctio n
the new
M rs. Stevenson o f S eattle spent
g ir ls w o rk e d on
th e ir
te n d e r­
a re c e n t w e eke nd v is itin g h is
fo o t badge.
g ra n d p a re n ts , M r. and M rs, W.
G irl Scouts Elect
New Leaders
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E. D u tto n T h e y also atten ded
th e T odd golden w e d d in g cele­
b ra tio n
at G rass V alle y.
M rs
S tevenson and M rs
T odd are
sisters.
M rs. C h arle s G reen o f C a lif­
o rn ia v is ite d
several
«lays re ­
c e n tly w ith h e r son and d a u g h ­
te r In la w . Ma. and M is. E a rle
M o rris o n and fa m ily .
M rs. B ill- R eid o f T h e D alles
vis ite d W ednesday w ith Mr.’ and
M is W . R. R eid and
M r. and
M r * H o w a rd Conlee o f M oro.
Jack R o th e ry is w o r k in g in
1 he Dalles,
M rs R o th e ry and
V aughna spent
the
w eek end
w ith him .
Mrs. G len W allace and
M rs.
Joe D rin k a rd a tten ded th e s to rk
sh o w e r in T h e D alles W ednesday
e ve n in g g iv e n in h o n o r o f M rs.
B ill W allace.
R odney W e lk and D onald D u t-
-on are a tte n d in g
k in d e rg a rte n
in T he Dalles tw o days a week
M r. and M rs. M a itla n d Shep
a id o f T he D alles had
Sunday
d in n e r re c e n tly w ith . M r. and
M rs. Joe H ild e rb ra n d .
M r and Mrs. BUI W allace and
d a u g h te r Debbie
cam e
F rid a y
e v e n in g to
the G len
W allace
home and the m en h u n te d ove r
the w eek end.
M t . a n il M rs. R. M. Jo h n so n
spent the week end In P o rtla n d
a tte n d in g the P. I. and v is itin g
his pa ren ts, M r. and M rs. C h ub
Joh nso n o f A loha.
M r. und M rs. R o b e rt D u ke o f
Alsea spe nt th e week end here.
M iss G len na
W allace
spent
th e week end w ith h e r s is te r M r«.
C harles D e cke r in T h e Dalles.
Pat B u itv ie y «pent the
week
end w ith his fa m ily .
M is. O ra W o rk m a n and M rs
V. IL R eid d ro v e to
P o rtla n d
I-1 idu> to -hop ano nick n n ♦ »*
W o r k in g
d a u g h te r Jan et, w o o
is ta k in g n u rs e ’s tra in in g .
M r. and M rs. W . R. R eid and
M rs. H a r r y A lle n d ro v e to P ort­
la nd S un da y to a tte n d th e P. I.
M r. and M rs. A in lie r
R ichel
d e rfe r v is ite d he r parents, M r.
a n il Mrs.
C a rl K e n n e r
in T h e
Dalles Sunday.
ki £\N c ar salg a /
“ But why not, M a tild a ? A fte r a ll, aside from taxes,
gasoline costs about the same now as in 19251*’
E L E C T
Charles A. Tom
f t takes a fa r s m a lle r share o f your income to keep
Republican Candidate for
S T A T E It E l’ RWHKNT A 'I IV E
G illiam ,
M orrow , Sherm an
W heeler Counties
' o u r c a r in ga soline today. O il men have been beating
: eased costs w ith te c h n ic a l efficie ncies th a t h o ld
! ices d o w n
a n d y ie ld b e tte r gas: tw o g a llo n s n o w
hO*t
B00 Ö ll V AVI
and
— S he rm an and M o rro w c o u n ty
■farmer
— C h a irm a n
Land
E conom ics
C o m m itte e
and
T a x a tio n
c o m m itte e , S tate A g r ic u ltu r a l
p la n n in g conference
—G ra d u a te
OSC
and
C o rn e ll
U n iv e r s ity , A g r ic u ltu r a l
Eco-
on m ics
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A name closely asso-
In the public
mind with dependability
th a t used to ta k e th re e . T h a t ’s progress.
Your Progress and Oil Progress Go Hand in Hand
Oil Progress M eek-Oct. 12 to 18
STANDARD OIL C O M P A N Y OF CALIFORNIA
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plans ahead to serve you better
VETERAN
Pd. A d v . C. A. T om , R u fu s
LOST: Four head yearling
Registered Hereford heif-
erson John Day river. Dis­
appeared early in June.
Also lost yearling heifer
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last year. No brands.
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into voting fo r the tricky substitute
m ilk control in itia tive prom oted by the out-of-state g rocery chain!
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Let's Vote to Keep i Fair Milk
Law That Keeps a Fair Price!
G R IG O N M U .K H O O U < » S COMMITTAL Liar
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m ilk « a me«»
O regon table« coils LESS than
the natio nal a v e ra g e .
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Nobody Can Deny This:
Sid Seale
Phone 6F3 Condon, Ore.
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th a t protects your steady supply o f wholesom e, sanitary m ilk the year ’round.
Reward for their recovery
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R e d d y K ilo w a t t is th e h a n d ie s t h ir e d m an a fa r m e r e v e r h a d ! H e
h*x>sts fa r m p r o d u c tio n , saves la b o r , a n d m akes lig h t w o r k o f h o u se ­
h o ld chores th a t o nce w e re d r u d g e r y . A n d w it h P P & L ’s lo w electric
rates, R e d d y ’s h e lp is e a s ily T o d a y ’s B ig g e s t B a r g a in !
195.8
1951.
AVERAGE PRICE PAID FOR PACIFIC
POWER HAS DROPPED 3 5 %
H
$2.80 pt.
COST OF LIVING INDEX
SINCE
1941, IN SPITE OF THE HIGHER COST
OF ALMOST EVERYTHING ELSE YOU BUY!
$4.10 f i f t
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-Lift
2.16« ~C
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COST OF PP&L ELECTRICITY1
1.40«.
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON W H IS K E Y
P A C IF IC
-1951
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