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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOUKNAI«, MORO, OKKOON FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, IMI at their home Sunday September visiting his brother and wife, Steve Doerduel left Sunday on 3 from 2 to 5 p. m. No gifts please Mr. and Mrs. John Pausch. a plane for Los Angeles after Eastern Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Balzer ami spending the summer helping on by Ann Ralzrr and Cathy and her brother, Jim Shelia left Friday for their home the Rodney Rolfe ranch. About seventy-five people at my Norman of Lexington, spent flT San ix^andro, Calif., after Electric Cc. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter tended the bridal shower honor Sunday here wdth his parents, »¡¿ending a week here with his returned home Friday from a ing Miss Nancy Decker bride- Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland. The parents the A. F. Balzers. vacation trip to the coast. En Among the visitors in The Dal route home they stopped in Leb- elect of Don Verstrate of Yakima Howard Garlands took Jimmy Electric Contractors given by the ladies of Missionary to The Dalles where he took the les Friday were Mr. and Mr3. anor for lunch and met Bob John Society of the Kent Baptist train for his home in Topeka, Frank von Borstel, Mrs. Olan son. They visited a while with PATTY O’MEARA church in the basement which Kansas after spending the sum Stark and Kathy, Mrs. W. D. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and their was decorated with pink and mer with them. They were over Barnett and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. daughter, Joan and family and night guests of his parents an 1 Reynolds. white streamers. her father, Bob Eslinger, who commericial — residential Miss Decker was presented left Monday for Ix?xington. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and will soon I>e 96 years old. industrial Mr. and Mrs. John Rust return Tony and Melissa, brought Lynn Ed Nelson, new’ manager of Ken with a corsage of pink rosebuds and escorted to the gift laden ed home Saturday evening from Sondenaa back to his grandmoth ny’s Market, who has been con ESTIMATES and BID table where she was assisted by a vacation trip to East Lake er's Mrs. A. von Borstel, after fined to a hospital in The Dalles REQUESTS Barbara and Deanna Bekedahl >f where they did some fishing. spending a week with them. for the past nine weeks is still Mrs. Willard Barnett and her I rlneville in opening the gifts. there and wants to thank hts with no obligation Refreshments of cookies, ice mother, Mrs. O. N. Ruggles at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balzer and many friends and customers for cream, coffee and punch were tended the Sherman County pic fcmily of Portland spent the week their visits and cards and hopes E L E C T R I C HEAT served from a cut work linen cloth nic held in Laurelhurst park in end here with his parents the A. to l>e seeing them soon. When in Portland Sunday, August 13. F Balzers. covered table centered with a town drop by the market to see 0 MEARA SUPPLY CO. Mrs. Don Marsh and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland spent him when he gets home. bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. A1 Wasco Phone 01 2-5402 Bekedahl from Prineville, aunt of Hood River were here visiting th« weekend at Spray visiting rel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunley and the bride to be poured and Mrs. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don atives. Ph. CY6-4184 daughter, Denise, of Pleasant The Dalles Volna Guyton, of Clackamas ser Clodfelter and Wendell. Mr. Mar Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brander and Hill, California have moved here sh came Monday to return his family and Ruth Holmes went to ved the punch. Portland Friday where they at to make their home. They will Among the out of town gueshs family to Hood River. tended the Ringling Bros, and work in Kenny’s Market for her SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL present beside the above mention Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble spent parents, the Ed Nelsons. ed included Mrs. James Verstate last weekend at Warm Springs Barnum and Bailey Circus that Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin evening, went shopping Saturday and Hess of Yakima, Mrs. Louis where they met his brother Way- THREE DOLLARS A YEAR . w’ere business visitors Sunday Clark and children of La Grande, r.c Trimble and family of Port- and visited his mother Mrs. Jes and Monday in Salem and Port Mrs. G. Douma, Mrs. Blaine Mil knd. Billy Trimble came home sie Brander and went to the Zoo land. ler, Mrs. Louis Sather, Mrs. Bob with the Ted Trimbles for a visit. Si nday before returning home. Olsen, Mrs. Jim Belshe, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Russell Belshee from Moro, Mrs. have as their guests her brother and Mrs. Alfred Kock of Moro left Bert Cox, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Friday for High Rock on Mt. Mrs. Ed Fritts and Mrs. Bernard R. A. Engle and their daughter, Hood to pick hucklel»erries re Martin of Grass Valley. Mrs. Joe Sumpter and children turning home Sunday laden with al! from Seattle who arrived Mrs. Bill Pausch was hostess rt berries. Starting F r i—Sat. Sept. 1—2 all movies will a party at her home Friday hon Sunday. Doran Fritts was a dinner guest Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley Sunday at the home of Mr. and Start at 7:30 P. M. oring Alice Johnson and Vivian Pesola of Portland. Flowers de were dinner guests Friday even Mrs. Bill Todd. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPT. 1—2 corated the room and bud vases ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and Bill Pausch. holding a single rose hud decor family enjoyed a barbecue dinner ated the individual tables from A baby shower honoring Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan w hich refreshments were served. Martha Bardenhagen Bray will Blagg Friday evening. Bridge was in play at two tables be held at the home of Mrs. Ber Saturday a group of young with Mrs. A. A. Dunlap holding nard Martin Tuesday, August 29 l>eople from the Baptist church high score, Mrs. Carroll Kayrs of at 2 p. m. Everyone is invited. cut the lawn around the church Moro low. Mrs. Arzell Lemley Gene Cantrall and his fiancee, and later played croquet with won the traveling prize. Others Miss Camille Mlkulic of Portland refreshments served later in the present were Mrs. Art Christian- ' came Wednesday and were over church. son of Moro, Mrs. Eben Kee and 1 night guests of his parents, Mr. Sally Bibhy accompanied her Mrs. Gene Reynolds. < ind Mrs. Archie Cantrall. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rodda and Woolwlne of The Dalles on a trip Mona and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds f ’amlly of The Dalles came Wed to Dodge City, Kansas to visit left Thursday on a trip to Canada 1 nesday and si»ent their vacation relatives. They left Monday. SUNDAY & MONDAY, SEPT. 3—4 where the men will do some fish- ' dslting her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chester Briedwell left ing, They returned home Mon- Yrchle Cantrall till Friday. day. The most tender and torching lore story ofoar time! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch had Tuesday for Corvallis to visit her Fred Cox and his brother In a is their guests Friday and Sat* mother, Mrs. Litha Guthrie. Mrs. Frances Mathews and law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Char- 11 inlay Alice Johnson and Vivian Mrs. Ede McCallum of Seattle ar lie Anderson of Ix,ng Beach, Cal., 1 ’esola of Portland. j&TME’WOW Of arrived Thursday to visit rela Mrs. Burt Holland and sons of rived Friday to visit Mrs. Har tives and staying at the Bert Cox The Dalles were over night guests riett Wells at Wasco. All came up home while here, leaving for Saturday of her grandmother, here Saturday to visit Mrs. T. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. home Sunday. M. Rolfe. Other guests for din Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May were ner Saturday and Sunday were .Mrs. Dale Padget of Seattle and Mrs. Donald von Borstel will oe dinner guests Sunday at the home Mt. and Mrs. Bob Rolfe and children and Mr. and Mrs. Bill hostesses at open house honoring of Mr. and Mrs. I) L. Reynolds. .Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch went Rolfe and family and Rodney u . sum s«s • noua WUW joiSUawSi« their 25th wedding anniversary to Bend Sunday and spent the day Rolfe. G ra u Valley AI.IDTMENTS OUT The 1962 wheat allotment« wid lie mailed by the Sherman County A SC committee August 18. The al lotments will reflect the 10% re duction in next years wheat crop as recently passed by Congress. Wheat Marketing quota vote has been scheduled for August 24. The Sherman ASC county com mittee and office staff and your county agent were in Pendleton, August 16 relative to the new’ wheat and feed grain program. An eduactional meeting is plan ned for either August 22 or 23. Farmers will be informed by let ter of the place and time of meet ing. The session will provld s many of the answers to provisions or. the changes In the farm pro gram. The kids are alright. They compete. I nspoiled by I khiu ^ oh , dolt*», payments, or any of the modern gimmicks the kids are in tlu* game to win. (Io to the lair grounds Friday, September 15* (or ’Thursday if you can) ami watch the kid» showing oil their stock to the judges and trying to win a blue ribbon. It really is too bad there are so few blue ribbons for half or more of the steers shown will be good enough to win a blue ribbon almost any other place. This county raises some remarkably fine beef critters. The beef is good but it is the kids that are the most interesting The steers will be gone shortly but the kids will be back next year still trying to reach the perfection repiesented by a blue ribbon or a big purple “ grand” . There will never lie a lion eoinitetitivo iworld. When it gets that way some trih«» will move in and take over without com pet it ion. Beef is perhaps the most glamorous ex hibit and the one we talk most about but it isn’t all. The girls have been sewing and knitting while the boys have been feeding calves. In fact, some girls do both and win at both, too, but we assume that Y’irgil Field» »bowed a Here ford »teer that the Judge» thought the I m *»! in FFA. as adults the girls will quit feeding calves. Von know, it is so handy to have girls that can cook, whose mothers told them about making cukes and the less fancy hut cquall) filling bean. They do canning too, putting up things out of the garden for the w in ter’s eating. That’s (»Id fashioned. Sure. But eating is old fashioned, loo. and we sus,M.‘et it is still the freshest topic at least three times a day. Don’t ever depre ciate the eating, even if you’re fat or old or sick; nor ever say a bail word against cooks. Some may lie better than others hut all of them make food better There will be a house full of chickens and ducks and other fowl, an exhibit that is getting to be a novelty as fast as it can. How long has it been since you’ve seen a hen? Don’t keep ’em any more. There will be sheep and hogs, novelties on many farm Used to be everyone knew hogs and hens as well as he knew bacon and eggs. Not so anymore. We are consumers« not producers. The Sherman County Fair seem» to In» draw ing more horses of late. <2« mh 1 ones, too, and with more breeds shown. People ride ’em. Not a .»ore »boulder in the hunch, no harm*»», just »addles. So you see, if SERVICE Leon« rd R. Smith Phone CY 6-3133 T he Dalles. Oregon Cadelle beetle»— and o ther fre e loaders on grain—die a quick death when they get a lethal whiff of Diamond’s patented Brand “A.” Brand “A” penetrates fast and sure with a heavy vapor that blankets every kernel of grain. It'» T h o ro u gh — the active vapor mixture kills adults, larvae and eggs. 100% active mixture, that’s what. It’s cheaper— less gallonage f» required per bin. It’» safer— non-explosive, and ha» no flash point. Has no effect on seed germination. Leaves no or- dor or taste when used as direct ed. Diamond offers a complete line of standard fumigant formula tions in addition to Premium Brand “A.” For information write Diamond Alkali Co., 300 Union Commerce Building, Cleve land 14, Ohio. © DIAMOND GRAIN FUMIGANT PREMIUM BRAND "A” DIAMOND CHEMICALS AGRI-CHEM INC. QI 2-5422 Wasco, Oregon Vernon Root, Mgr. one attends county fairs he can just see the changes go on. There could he a time " hen animals were used for power again. I he dralt horse was so excellently adapted to tin* environment of farm work, logging and heavy hauling that when conditions < hanged, he eouldn t. So In* is gone with his fore runner, the three-toed eohippus Never ajiecialize. W e’ll see you around the barns and Corrals. W e’ll be the guy with the busv look. Don’t worry about us, we’ve spent years developing that look, until we got so good we could even fool a banker. Alice Kancherg had the lient 4-11 nicer at the I '.Mill fair. Smith Callaway Chapel fu n e r a l M E Sherman Theater SUZîE "WONG HANCYKWAN CARD OP THANKS We wish to express our deep and heartfelt appreciation to all our friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness an.J understanding extended to us during the illness and passing of of our loved one, Marjorie Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Riggs &. Peggv Mrs. Maude (Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Fassen Bill Garrett Bob Garrett ¡There will be a Queen and Princesses and a Style Show for you to enjoy all the work of our youngsters. These can be seen at the SHERMAN FAIR come September 14-15-16-17 so, if you enjoy the thrill o f seeing something welldone, of enthusiastic effort be there to see. You ll have your faith in America restored. It’s worth it
