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PAGE I SH EI1M A4 COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Grass Valley FR ID AY, A l (.1 ST 31, 1062 an«- uaugh Mr. M; v rews ar fan by Ann lla l/e r Wash., Mi Mr E arl O1 an« Mr. and Mrs. Dan Di Dune t**e Portland and Mr. and Mrs Dell M-i granddi ighter, Neuta Ru Ray San mt and iJerrie, Mi Squire of Madras came F riday Ward of San Kanclse ) ai and spent until Saturday ev< ming her Donald Miller and faniil visiting at the home of Mr. Dun- of San >n, Jose can ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Si m Mrs. Frank von Borstel went to Duncan. Bend Friday where she was a Mr. and Mrs. Izjyd Gooch of Carlisle, Iowa were dinner guests geest of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Coy- S ut day of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton ner Saturday they all attended the county fair given by th i DAR F iitts. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller a r at Champoeg Park. While there rived Friday night from San Jose Mrs. von Borstel was surprised a rd will spend until Wednest lay w hen h er son, Dr. Robert von with his aunt, Mrs. Ray Sargent. Borstel of Oakridge, T e n n , stoj»- E is mother, Mrs. Ilia Ward and p e l by on his way to Corvallis his children who spent about two where he attended a science meet- months here returned home with Irg. Mrs. von Borstel returned home Sunday morning. them. Mrs. Brenda Nelson and uaugh- Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland took John Altendorf to his home in t<* Cathy of Long Beach, Calif, The Dalles Saturday after spend came Friday to spend a few days ing the harvest season with them. visiting Mrs. A. von Borstel and Phil. Mrs. Jack Adams ente.dalned Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and her bridge club at her home Thursday with invited guests in family of Kent were dinner guest« cluding Mrs. Leta Eslinger of S ir d a y evening at the home of Moro, Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. M t. and Mrs. H arry Stark Mrs. Tom Bayer of Buck Ridge, Dick Rust. Dessert pieced ?d the afternoon of bridge at three ta Canada arrived Saturday t j visit llies Scoring honora were m id by at the Frank T. Bayer home and Mrs Alfred Kock, Mrs. Harold Fa- with o th er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Peters kin and Mrs. Old«. Mrs. Herman Peters won the traveling prize. drove to Bend Sunday and visited O thers present were Mrs. Rill their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Pausch, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. A. A rden Peters. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had as her A Dunlap, Mrs. Arzell Lemley, .Mrs. Joe Peters and Mrs. A. F. guests from T hursday until Mon day her brother in law and sister, Ralzer. Among the visitors in The Mr. ami Mrs. H arry Shipley from Dalles Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Eureka, California. Mr. and Mrs. E rank H a jn e s of Tommie Harnett, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Earl, Mr. and Mrs Bud Philom ath spent the w ©J* k end Brlnkert, Mrs. Donald von Bor- here w ith his sister, Mrs. A. A. stel and children and Mr. and Dunlap. Mrs. Verne A. Mobley and son Mrs. A. F. Ralzer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor- of Kent went to Portland Satur s.cl Mrs. A. von Borstel and Mr. day and sp e n t the day w hh h e r and Mrs. Oliver Schadewitz and husband, who is in National Mr and Mrs. Wallace May, were Guard training at Camp Rilea. among those attending the Veter Mrs. Mobley and son left Monday ans' reunion dinner in Moro Sun for H eppner to spend a week with he • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard day. Aixiut sixty of the Haynes fam Fiaiz. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Crews ily gathered at Celllo Park Sun day for a picnic and swimming. am. family ami th eir house guests Among those attending wei • Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Percy Crews and A. A. Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Frank family of Sunnyvale, C a lif, went H tynes of Philomath, Mr. and to Warm Springs Sunday for a Mrs. A rt W atkins of Heppner, Mr. day of (swimming and picnicking. and Mrs. H arry Shipley of E u Others enjoying the day there reka, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Bill were Mr. and Mrs. Don Cox and Roberta and children of Seattle, family, Manya Neal, Mr. ami Mrs. Mt. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap Sam A lberty ami family and Mrs. and family and Bonnie Sehauni- Dorothy A lberty and Dean. Mr. ami Mrs. Verne E. Mobley b t i g e r and Mrs. H arry Hooper and Floyd of Tygh Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and children came borne with Mrs. Dunlap Br. Utis G. Perkins fiein the picnic and left Monday. Mr. and Mrs Dell Olds w ere O r to n » ? r r i» i h< sts at a family reunion a: d pot h e k dinner at their home Sun 405 E. 2nd St. day present were th eir son in law Tel. CV (l-53(t? T h e Da .'.es, Ore visi Mr Mr and M Monday for wl h f wi be t Io lie« Mr. and M 1 Rus last Monday id t< thcii dauuhte n and family. They also Msited Mr and Mrs. R. E. 1 leu. who ac» ompanied them to Lake W ednesday. Mr. ar d Mr Rust l?ft Bend Thursday for I Mil where they visited Mr Mrs. Carl Hunke until Saturd Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rust nt to Eugene Sunday w here t >y at- tended the wedding of M i Bar- bare Schmick to Leslie Edw ards Mr. and Mrs. lx»n Clodfelter lefi Tuesday for Seattle where they attended the W orld’s Fair and other points of interest. They also visited his brother, H arland Clodfelter and family on Mercer U r t i P r iie fu n fo r f v e r y o n e . » . Mrs. L arry E a ste r of Madras, Mrs. Mrs Olan Stark and ( has Perrigo of The Dalles and Kent. arrived T hursi visiting h e r p Blaylocks. Mrs. Kenneti teis, Nancy, C were business le i Wednesday A bridal sho Marilyn Smith Keith B arnett IDOF hall s, w nh aixiut 46 H ostesses w en M F r a n k E. Mrs. Mark Bir Irs. Denni Ri sang “M Rhonda rhe Dal- of in th ndin. rer K I Darlene Goch- iie many lovely ages. Refresh- 1 from a w hite -d table decor- luet of flowers In silver hold- room figurines irated th< table. Mr j. Wil- nett ore ded at the sil- ver tea and coffee ervice and Mt> Delmer Smith presided at the stiver punch bowl. Among the out of town guests I'esent were Miss Sm ith's grand- nothers, Mrs. Anna M erchant of \Icdraa and Mrs. A rt Smith of smith of Wasco, Mrs. Bob Belshe ind Sharon, Mis. Claud Bayer ...i co, her mother, Mrs. Delmer •m'th and Mrs. N. Gochnauer of M Mrs. Jam« E aster and 97th ANNUAL OREGON It happened ZOO YEARS ago Th Jdest incorporated trade association in the country the United States Brewers Association, was organized in 1862 . . . the same year that FAIR AUG. 3 ) thro SEPT. SALEM The N orthw est's G re a te st Family Entertainm ent Bar gain! Fair Time is FUN TIME. ¡H u iu i’ n p T , nr A l l FREE loltnt »how «very Joy, John Slron9 Clrcui for Llddi.t, fir.worlu a» p.m .vary m8 hl Tu.idoy thru Sal. , ° x' jand Sonc,,” < and land product» duploy», food», or» . . and much, much mor.l ★ ALL-STAR REVUE ★ WORSE SHOW ANO RODEO ★ HORSE RACING ★ GIANT MIDWAY ★ FLOWER SHOW awl l-ic c y (center) is the leader of th e I’acific P ow er A L igh t C om pany MpoikHored l-H E lectric C lub in T h e D alles. A ssista n t lead er is D cn ald ’s father, Darrell IxNtbo (righ t). T h e d u ll took s ix fir sts and one second w ith ex h ib its at the (suinty fair. W E E D K IL L E R S 8 IN PERSON D«»nald lx-aho (left), president7>f I’lie D alles 4-H E lectric Club, took hom e (he (la > s A C ham pion lilu< R ibbon for electric ex h ib its a» the W asco C ounty Fair. Ills m odel d eta ils op eration of an ele c tric m otor and w ill be d isp layed at tlie S tate F air in Salem . Rich- N OREGON, every available steamboat was churning up the Co- lumbia River, carrying prospectors to the gold fields in the Oregon Territory. But whether they found gold or just plain dust, Oregon’s rugged pioneers knew they could always find deli- 8 cious refreshment in a sparkling glass of beer. For then as now, beer was the traditional beverage of moderation. But beer means more than enjoyment to Or jon. The Brewing Industry contributes more than a million tax dollars to Oregon each year—money that helps support our schools, hospitals and parks. TODAY, in its centennial year, the United States Brewers Association still works constantly to assure maintenance of high standards of quality and propri ety wherever beer and ale are served. OATEí O R IN EVERY DAY I 0 ; 0 0 3 O a t. Adm., Adult» 75 « , « Id d ìi.» | So'em • There’s many kinds of weed killers just as there are many kinds of weeds. We can supply you with the kind you need. iltY'oBLN is the kind to use on Morning Glory AMINO TRIAZOLE. D0WP0N, ATRAZINE and SIMAZINJE are good chemicals t«o treat weeds in fence row’s, will kill almost an} common weed. Ihen there’s 2-4D, the old reliable broad leaf weed killer. And GRANULAR 2 4D is just the ticket to kill broad leaf weeds in lawns and yards. VACATE is a soil sterilant that kills everything for a time. WEED-FREES and NO VINE are other weed kill ers we carry and are for special use as the name indicates. WE ALSO HAVE INSECT ICIDES Atiii \\<• lui'.e ji portable sprayer for small jobs and for u-e on fence rows and sin,liar places. Also a i.) toot sprayer for field woi'k. AGRI CHEM. INC. V ernon Roof, M anager I'hone G l 2-5122 W asco, Oregon a ’ Paulette PatnoJe ■ K athy of i IS it one of abort Í09 4 clubbers wb t i e ty for ft <c Mierman O' hai There are many girls who prefer cattle to cake and they offer beat the boys for championships. The kids are the best part of the Fair with their fine competitive spirit and wonderful livestock and domestic exhibits. In addition to this [ domino ponv she wilt show a red and a black Then Saturday night it steer and some pigs which is a lot for a twelve year oid girl. All are will all fre sold so every well trained and oSe. ient. one can have a share. I
