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SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 195V
Wasco News
4-H & FFA Meat Animal
Auction Aug. Sale 29
Saturday,
6:00 p.m.
47 Beef, 35 Sheep, 38 Swine
By
Pauline
Broughton
w as a.to n » p an ied to P o rtla n d by
th e R o y se’s son, E v erett, an d Jim
D uncan of G rass Valley. T h e boys
took a bus on to E ugene, w’h ere
they w ill sp e n d th is w eek a tte n d
ing a w o rk sh o p for h igh school
s tu d e n t body councils. E v e re tt
R oyse is p resid e n t, an d J im D un
can vice-president, of th e S h erm an
h ig h school stu d e n t body for th e
com ing year.
Mr. an d Mrs. G ordon H ilder-
b ra n d w ere rec en t g u ests of Mr.
an d
M rs. H en ry R ich eld erfer
w hen th e y flew to M adras in th e
R k h e ld e rfe r p la n e to a tte n d a
“ F ly I n ” b rea k fa st. L ater, th e two
co uples flew on to R edm ond for a
visit w ith Mr. a n i M rs. Cal B u tler
before r e tu rn in g to Wasco.
Mr. and Mrs. C a rl Tuggle, along
w ith Mrs. T u g g le’s m o th er, Mrs.
A strid L ah m an n , and h e r n e p h
ew s Bob, Tom an d Bill I^ahm ann,
enjoyed on o u tin g recen tly at L ost
lake so u th of H ood R iver.
'Mr. and Mrs. S tan ley A nderson
and ch ild ren L inda and S co tt of
Ik irtlan d , w ere w eekend v isito rs
in th e G ordon Hdi’|>er home. I J ttle
L in d a sta y e d for a w eek ’s visit
w ith h e r g ran d m o th er.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold W in e g rr
an d d a u g h te rs A nn, C ath ie and
P a tti S u e re tu rn e d S un d ay from
a ten d ay v acatio n n ea r th e coast.
T h ey v isited Mrs. W in eg ar’s sis
te r an d b ro th e r in law, M r. and
Mrs. N ell H aga a t Coquille, then
w e n t on to ta m p n ea r Siltcoos
L ak e in S iu slaw N ational F o re st,
b ut b ecau se of th e ch illy w ea th er
an d th e fog, th e y moved th e ir
cam p to a spot n ea r Coos Bay. E n
ro u te home, th e y sto p p ed a t In d e
pen d en ce for a look at th e C e n te n
nial w agons th ere.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R oyse and
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R obinson d ro v e
to P o rtlan d S u n d a y to see th e
P o rtla n d B eaver baseball gam es
a g a in st S alt L ak e City. T h e Bea
v e rs w on th e first gam e, but
d ro p p ed th e second.
T he g ro u p
S haron L aughlin, a recent grad
uate of U niv ersity of W ashington
w ill leave soon for New York,
w h ere she w ill co n tin u e h e r study
of d ram a and m usic in th e p u rs u it
of a c a re e r in th e th eatre.
Mr. and Mrs. V ein S m ith , w ho
live on the H ild e rb ran d ranch,
h ave lost a n u m b e r of chicken* in
recent w eeks to a badger. T hey
finally shot th e c ritte r.
SUNNYBROOK
T h o G r e a t W h is k e y o f th e O ld W e s t
Resale or Slaughter May Be Arranged
Sherman County Fairgrounds
FOR L E SS TH A N
liS S S S ^ l
Ki—s.--
T H IS G R E A T
For the
sponsored by:
Sherman County Cattlemen
)
There are things more exciting to see than the
exhibits of livestock at the Sherman County Fair,
but there is nothin,* tny where that brings the glow
oi suisiac.n in and inn r contentment than the good
stock always • di played and the kids showing their
animals.
For the
The quality
one wonder
next year.
lo'er of good *tock this show is a treat-
lias be n getting better each year until
how it can possibly be improved the
But it is.
For the ccnsumcr, and who isn’t, the sight of
so much tine agricultural wealth is reassuring.
It is security.
A fair is pispe.ly a place for the display of
good.’, a show pi ice where the products of the land
CAMP COACH
TAKE
YOUR
C H O IC E
S ee
Jack & Jerry ’s Union Sta.
Wasco, Oregon
BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR
•Fisherm en!
•Vacationer»!
•Hunters! •Conlruetion folks!
60 PROOF
S T B A IO K T
KENTUCKY
W H IS K E Y ?
BLENDED
W K IB K E V I
*3.00 pt. *3.00 pt.
1.00 3th 4.00 0th
IHf OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY- » ^ M I » . KINIUCIY STWlfiHI 5ÛU1MN WHISKEY »FMOf
Bitunrn uuuiUfV Panr.r CO: CP11N NillTMl SFIttlS
or factory are shown. We do it well, here in Sher
man county. We always have fat steersthat are
the equal or better of those found anywhere; we
have cookery to make the mouth water and
displays of canning that are truly artistic.
a fair is assurance that the land has done
well by us, carefully tended and skillfully worked,
it has responded with bountiful and worthy crops
and animals for our use.
This year it isn’t going to cost anything to see
it. There will be no charge at the main gate. Only
at the grandstand will there be a charge and that
will be a nominal $1.50 One can visit the barns,
watch the judging, meet the visitors and the exhib
itois, visit the pavilion where the household art is
shown all for nothing.
There is no finer sigh t
than the k id s a n d calves a t the Sherm an co u n ty
Fair w hen it is tim e for ju d g in g or parading.
s
C h in o o k
W e hope nev er to miss it
This is not as m uch of a stock
country as it was or will be and
young exhibitors lead the return
This is the hundreth year of the
settlement of Sherman County and
the fiftieth year of the Sherman
County Fair. It is therefore a year
worthy of special attention to his
tory and the fair. Be there.