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a couple of songs. Mr. Hill pre ing.
T 'hose present lieside
sented the Den Mothers and the above mentioned were Me* la
executlces with a card of merit H. N. Riggs, O. N. Ruggles, M
By Mrs. A. P. Balzer
and a duty card. Refreshments Smith, Sim Duncan, Makolm
The Cub Seoul pack No. 362 were served In the cafeteria by linger. Mrs. Donald von Bor
held Its monthly meeting In the Mrs. Owen Eakin and Mrs. Mal and Mrs. James Earl were gut
school auditorium Friday night. colm Hglinger.
Orville Rugglefi, Oubmaster, turn Mrs. Robert Schilling entertain close by Mrs. Blaylock and Mrs.
ed the meeting over to the Den ed the bridge club at her home Eslinger. This is the last mt■eting
Mothers, Mrs. Frank E. Bayer last Tuesday evening with tihree until September.
Mary Brady, PNSA, witll the
and Mrs. Myrle Smith.
Den 3 tables In play. Mrs. Don Smith
opened the meeting flag salute by held high score, Mrs J. K. McKean WAVES arrived May 20 from
J. P. Heckman and Tommy Bar second and Mrs. Alex Brander Bainbridge, Md., to spend ber
num; Den 1 and 3 the national low. Others present were Mrs. leave with her parent«, Mr . and
conservation pledge by Tommy Frank Ketter, Mrs. Bob Marvin, Mrs. Jack Brady. She left Tues-
Barnum and J. P. Reckman end Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, MYs. Paul day May 29 for Newport, R. I.
Bob Sant gave the Oregon conser Syron, Mrs. C. R. Andersen, Mrs. where she will be stationed.
vation pledge; a skit, ‘Conserva John Rust and Mrs. Eben Kee.
■Mrs. Joe Hammond anti Mrs.
tion Song”, by Den 1;
a skit Mrs. Marvin and Mrs. Ketter Fern Kelley were hostesses at a
were
presented
with
birthdgy
‘‘Just Bummln’ Around” by Den 1.
layette show'er honoring Mrs. Ix?o
Malcolm Bsllnger anti Ivan Blagg gifts. Itefrwhments were served. Roberts at her home Thurst lay
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ellis of Ar evening.
presented the following awards;
After visiting u while
Skeet Brander a wolf badge and lington were over night guests Mrs. Roberts opened the many
Sunday
at
the
home
of
her
dau
a gold arrow; silver arrows to
gift wrapped (packages for the
Dave Sant, John Johnson, Ken ghter, Mrs. Jack Brady and fam pleasure of all. Mrs. Hob Rolfe
neth Ix.*mley, Gall Stradley, Ken ily.
assisted her with the gifts. Cake
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Cameron and coffee were served later by
neth Blagg, Terry Eakin, Mike
Eslinger, Curt Blagg and Lowell and family were supper guests the hostesses. Present besides the
Smith; a bear badge and a gold Sunday at the Harold Owens’ above mentioned were Mesdames
and a silver arrow to Dick Bar home.
Jack Adams, Sim Duncan, T. M.
The home extension unit met Itolfe, John Rolfe, Paul Syron, J.
num, Dean Ruggles, David Eakin
and Victor Johnson; a lion badge at the school house Wednesday W. Blagg, Ralph Rust, Everett
and a gold and a silver arrow to at 1:30. Mrs. Harold Eakin, chair Cantrall, Jack Brady, Frank E.
Tommy Barnum, J. P. Reckman man presided at the meeting. Mrs. Bayer and Mrs. James Taylor and
and Bob Sant; Den 3 closing witih Ina Hansen, county agent, Install Mrs. John Buck of Moro and MYs.
a yell. Mrs. Myrle Smith present ed the following officers: Mi’s. Douglas Alley of Wasco.
ed a gift to Orville Ruggles as Boyce Blaylock, chairman; Mrs.
ACrs John Rust and Mrs. H. O.
this Is his last meeting as I>en Jack Brady, vice-chairman; Mrs. Dugger went to Portland Frklay
Chief. A talk by Ira Hill of The Joe Hammond, secretary-treasur night on business and to visit re
Dalles who also taught the scouts < er. The lesson was on easier lron- latives returning home Saturday
night.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Snedden of
Tacoma spent several days here
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Mr ;m<l Mrs John Rust spent
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her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mj^ and Mrs. Hadley Stark of
Lemley and Mr. and Mrs. Crews Ter^x>nne .-jpent Saturday visit
from Cannon Beach.
ing relatives here.
and Mrs. ¡■'rank E. Bayer
Mr». Elsie Patjens and a friend and Mr. Julia
and Helen, drove to
of The D^jles were visitors Sun
Terrebonne
and spent the
day at the horn-* of Mrs. John day visiting Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley
Engstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stark.
Brinkert and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly,
were callers In the afternoon.
Twila and Steven arrived Satur
George Wilde of Portland spent day
Sacramento, Cjllf., to
the weekend visiting his daughter spend from
a
week
visiting his brother
Mrs. Willard Rolfe and family.
Ted
and
family
and other rela
Mrs. Bert Cox and her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence tives and friends.
A ugee left Wednesday for Che
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Riggs went
halis to visit their mother and sis to Portland May 20 to visit their
ter, Mrs. C. H. Augee and Mrs. daughter, Marjorie, at the Shrine
Bess Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Augee hospital.
left for their home in Los Angeles
Mrs Bernard Martin and Mrs.
and Mrs. Cox remained a few Vernon Eakin and Louise, were
more days there.
recent visitors in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bulzer and
Among those going to Moro
Sunday night to the Baccalaure family arrived Friday from Port
ate services were Mr. and Mrs. land and spent the weekend with
John Rolfe, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Don his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Leadh, Mrs. Gordon I>emley and Balzer. Her mother, Mrs. Lotus
Kenny, came up with them and
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crews.
spent the weekend at the Balzer
Bob Garrett recently arrived in home going to Moro Monday to
Seattle from Korea where he visit Mrs. Clarence Mersinger
spent the last year of his service. over Memorial Day.
He received his discharge from
Bernard Martin and daughter,
the army and «topped to visit his
sisters, Mrs. II. N. Riggs and Mrs. Deanna, went to Portland Thurs
Don Smith and families on his day on business returning Friday.
Mrs. Marguerite Morse of Gres-
way iiome to Shaniko Saturday^
{Jham spent from Wednesday until
night.
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GRASS VALLEY
Prices Good Friday
and Saturday June 1 and 2
Del Monte
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Dr. Otïs G. Perkins
2^ tins
5 for
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The Dalles, Ore.
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Mrs. J. E. Norton of Kent spent
Wednesday visiting Mrs. Frank
von Borstel.
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Kent area and the hard work of
the Poppy committee, tlhe Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary was able to
sell 1100 poppies, which were
made by the hospitalized veterans
in the Veterans’ hospitals in Ore
gon. Many of the veterans have
no other source of income. After
paying the veterans for making
tlhe poppies the rest .of th e n
fcs divided half for the State Child
Welfare Center and half for the
local unit to be used for child wel
fare only. The committee consist
ed of Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Alfred
Kock, Mrs. Harry Hooper, Mrs.
Donald Clodfelter, Mrs. J. El Nor
ton, Mrs. Harry Howell and Mrs.
Bob Tatum.
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I /»is Kelley of Pendleton] F r i iay v is itin g h e r b r o th e r in law
Fri lay and s p e n ’ th e w eek| |:iinl I ter, Mr and Mis. A r/v ,
end with her mother, Mrs. Fern Lemley. She left Friday for Pen
Kelley and to be here lor the dleton to visit her sister, Mrs.
shower given for her Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crews of
Cannon Reach arrived May 22 to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Lemley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I>emley
had as dinner guests May 22 hon
oring their daughter, Janice, on
her eighth birthday anniversary
Joe Bibby went to The Dalles
Friday and brought Mrs. Bibby
and infant son, Douglas Joseph,
home from the hospital.
Anien Peters with the navy ar
rived Sunday night from San
Diego where he finished bis basic
training, to spend his leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Peters. Mr. Peters came home Fri
day from Dayton, W n, and will
spend a week here. Arden will be
stationed at Moffett Bield, San
Francisco when he goes back.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles
and family drove to Prineville
Sunday to bring her mother, Mrs.
S. L. Boyce back with them. She
had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. M. Fischer and family.
Mrs. Boyce left Monday for her
home in Portland.
Due to the generosity of the
people of the Grass Valley and
$3.98
$5.89
All Brands of MILK
case $6.48
S & W Small PEAS
$5.40
Frank Ketter A gency
Phones 441 and 740 Grass Valley
SHERMAN COUNTY 4-H CLUB
BOYS & GIRLS WILL SHOW & SELL
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MONDAY, JUNE 4
Entering of Stock
TUESDAY, JUNE 5
Show Opens, Judging
wheat fed livestock at the 10th annual
Contest 8:30 a. m-
Open House, 3 to 5 p m.
4-H , FFA V ariety Show
7 P, m, Civic Theater
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6
O reg o n W h e a t G ro w ers L eag u e
Livestock Judging
BANQUET
Junior High
THURSDAY, JUNE 7
Showmanship Judging
at the Livestock Pavilian, Seufert Building, The Dalles, Oregon
8:30 - 1:30
Auction, Sheep & Swine
Mon.
lues.
W ed.
Thus.
JUNE 4 5
6 7
SUPPORT: Your Exhibitors •
A TTEND: Buy Their Livestôck
2:00 p. m.
Awards for showm an
ship & Herdsmanship
given at 7:00 p m.
Auction of Beef
7:15 p. m.
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