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HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIME 3, Thursday August 14, 1958
Monument News
(Continued from Page 7)
Jack Sweek and family, before
returning to their home In Ridge
field, Washington.
Mrs Stella MeCarty and child
ren and her mother, Mrs Jo
Schrum were In John Day Mon
day. Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson and
two sons, her mother Mrs Louise
Scott, her sister, Mrs Cora Dens
more, her niece, Miss Judith
Grant and one of the George
Stubblefield girls were In Pen
dleton on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Cox were
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John Day visitors on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Bob Peterson and
daughter left for their home In
Richmond, California Friday, af
ter a visit with her parents, Mr
and Mrs S E Lewis and her sis
ter and family, the Hay Davis
family.
Mrs Stella MeCarty and Mrs
Olive Cox were In Klmberly after
peaches on Monday.
David Rounds, oldest son of
Mr and Mrs Kenny Rounds of
Dayvllle, was visiting at the Van
Detta home last week.
Ned Sweek of Heppner has pur
chased the home place from his
mother, Mrs Delsla Sweek and
she has gone to California for
a visit.
Jack Cavender was In John
Day Friday on school business.
Miss Grade Hunt took care
of the three Hutchison children
while Roenia was In Pendleton
for a few days.
Ben Spain, Norris Stubblefield,
Jack Sweek and Tom Hutchison
left Friday for a weekend camp
ing trip.
Mr and Mrs E E Howell were
at their home on Wall Creek
over the weekend, from Dayton,
Washington where he Is now em
ployed by the Broadfoot mill.
Mr and Mrs Verne MeCarty
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To break the monotony of a long wall, consider putting up shelves
to hold books, and an interesting arrangement of some of your
treasured china and glass pieces. Space under the shelves makes
good place to recess a love seat, your chord organ, or a desk.
If the width of the room permits, use chairs or other furniture at
right angles to the book shelves, to create a separate little area
within the room. In the room pictured, the chord Organ is used under
the shelves, wilh a desk placed at right angles to it to make an
attractive listening, reading and writing center.
and daughter Elaine drove to and trailer load of cattle for Hans
Portland Saturday with a truck Hanson of Fox.
Mrs Anna Cowden of Portland
Is visiting with her son and fam
ily, the Forrest Nolands.
June Hutchison tended the Elk
Horn tavern for the weekend
while the Owen Smiths were on
a trip.
Mr and Mrs Sam Scott return
ed home Sunday night from Vale
where they were called Tuesday
by the death of his father, Or
ville Scott
Mr and Mrs Rhoe Bleakman
went to Seattle Wednesday to
visit their daughter and family,
the Bob Ledgerwoods, who were
parents of a son born on Tues
day. Mr and Mrs Boyd HInton drove
Mr and Mrs Henry Durst to Bend
Friday on business.
Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin, Miss
Caryline Martin and Charlie Wil
liams were In Salem over the
weekend to attend a friend's
wedding.
The Monument unit State for
estry went to Swale creek and
controlled two lightning fires for
the federal forest service, The
state had one fire on the Sproul
ranch in Fox Valley, both by
lightning and class A.
Word came here Sunday after
noon by radio, that Mrs Lena
Bartruff, mother of Mrs Jim Crok
er passed away Sunday morning
In Salem. She had spent three
months here, returning to Salem
a month ago and Mrs Croker
had spent the past week with
her in Salem.
Rho Bleakman returned Sun
day evening from Seattle where
he took his wife, who will spend
two weeks with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Bob
Ledgerwood.
Mr and Mrs Harold Wright of
Rhea Creek and Mr and Mrs
Hugh Jackson and children of
Portland spent the weekend with
their mother, Wave Jackson.
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interests may be you'll find them at this year's Fair. Remember ... the fair
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Open Class Entries
Close Wed. Morning
August 27
4-H CONTESTS AND JUDGING
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WITH THE MUSIC OF
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August 2
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FRIDAY 10 A.M. & AFTERNOON
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SUNDAY MORNING
EXHIBITS DISPLAYS
6 thru 31
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26
9:00 A. M.-AII 4-H entries close.
9:30 A. M.-4-H Home Economics Judging Contest.
12:00 Noon -F. F. A. Entries Close.
1 :00 P. M.-4-H Contests.
2:00 P. M.-Open Class Flower Entries Open.
8:00 P. M.-Open Class Flower Entries Close.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27
9:00 A. M.-AII Open Class entries' close, with the ex
ception of flowers which are open to 10:00
a.m.
9:00 A. M.-Judging begins on hay, crops, Home Eco
nomics. .
9:00 A. M.-4-H Home Economics Demonstrations and
judging dresses for style revue.
9:00 A. M.-F. F. A. Livestock Judged.
10:00 A. M.-4-H Livestock Judged.
4-H Showmanship Contest.
8:00 P. M.-4-H Style Revue at Fair Pavilion.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28
9:00 A. M.-Finish judging of all classes.
1 :30 P. M.-Open Class Livestock Judged.
7:30 P. M.-4-H Pig Scramble -and Fat Auction Sale.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29
9:00 A. M.-Judging of halter classes in Saddle Horse
Division. Horse Show continues through-
v outthe day with Junior Roping Contest
and other events.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
10:00 A. M.-Big Street Parade.
12:00 Noon -County-wide picnic at the Court House
Lawn.
P. M.-Rodeo.
P. M.-Special Night Show, Morrow County Ama
teur Calf Roping, Wild Horse Racing,
Wrangler Cow Riding and other events.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
A. M.-Cowboy breakfast served by Wranglers
Riding Club at Club House on Fair
Grounds.
P. M.-RODEO.
1:15
8:00
7:00
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