HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August 21, 1958
IN THE SADDLE . . .
With The Wranglers
BY JOHN NEWMAN
Sony to have missed last week,'
but then perhaps you didn't no
tlee. Did you see the parade Satur
day night? Looks like we still
have a riding club. Did you no
tice how radiant and lovely the
Queen In fact the entire court
was? I'm sure the mayor did
or maybe It was mike fright. I
detected a slight tremor In his
tone as he said "I crown you
Queen." I wish to apologize for
riding by at that time and for
my horse trying to help out.
I noticed the Dolvens with
some of their driving stock but I
didn't see Silent Johnston. I
guess repairs are slow.
I see Hutch has the old man
ger torn out and the holes dug
for the new one. Time is fleat
lng. You know it Is bad for a
horse trader to promise some-
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thing and not be able to deliver
the goods and he is one of us;
so let's give him a hand and help
him to remain an honest horse
trader.
Fred Mankln will show you
where the lumber is that the fair
board said we could use.
Whv didn't we think to enter
a float of some sort In the pa- j
rade? First gets you $25 I see. !
Mrs Mankin has the booth, the
idea and the theme song for the j
fair. All she Is short is the time j
to sing it so she is placing the
sheet music In the booth so each I
may sing as they view.
I caught up with the kerchiefs
and arm patches. If there are
any left you will find them at I
Bryant's desk. Those not having j
received any see him and get
them ready, for two weeks is a
very short time and we all want .
t0 turn out for the big parade I
looking our best.
Wilson's Men's Store has the
j white shirts and white hats. We
I will want them again for the
cowboy breakfast
t lust beard that Bonnie Bar-
ratt is temporarily out of the sad
dle due to a horses misplaced
hoof print. We hope it was not
as bad as we heard Bonnie and
that you will be back in the sad
dle. Did you ever think of get
ting rid of that horse?
The Fulletons were In Portland
which was felt-about five hors
es worth.. Sorry you missed it
kids. Make the next time, It
might get you $7.50.
Let's get fair minded for the
next two weeks.
See you around.
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Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
Mrs Grace Stirritt, Mrs LaVelle
Shank and Miss Laura Lee
Shank drove to John Day Fri
day on business.
Mrs Iffie Stuart of John Day
was visiting with her sister, Mrs
George Stirritt.
Ben Hlnton and Cortna Ham
ilton of John Day were visiting
at the Henry Durst home.
A pink and blue shower was
held Monday at the home of
Jessie Scott in honor of Mrs For
rest Noland. She received many
nice gifts. June Hutchison was
co -hostess.
Mr and Mrs George Stubble
field and son Jimmy, and Mr
and Mrs Charlie Vandetta and
daughter, Ada drove to Portland
Sunday for one of the ball games.
Thev returned Monday.
Gerald Slocum and his father
Lee were in Pendleton Monday
nn business.
Jim Croker left Monday night
for Salem to attend the funeral
of his mother-in-law, Mrs Lena
Bartruff. The Crokers returned
home Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Roach re
turned home Tuesday evening
from Chehalis, Wash where they
had been to see his mother who
is very ill.
Mr and Mrs Fred McCaleb of
Corvallis spent two days at the
Bud Engle home. Gary Engle
returned home with them to
spend a week.
Mrs Bill Gienger went to John
Day Tuesday. Ray Gienger, who
has been In the John Day clinic,
returned with her.
Mr and Mrs Otis Rickers and
sons of Mt Vernon spent a few
days visiting her folks, the Ar
chie Giengers.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Preston
and family and Mr and Mrs Law
rence Hendrickson and Arthur
were weekend visitors at the Joe
Wheeler ranch.
Elza Wallace of Condon visited
at the Bob Gienger home Sunday.
George Johnson and mother,
Mary Mclntyre of Hamilton, Mr
and Mrs Dale Goodman and fam
ily of Mt Vernon and Mr and
Mrs Jim Post of Izee spent Sun
day at the Archie Gienger home.
Mrs Alvin Gienger and sons
spent Sunday at Hermlston where
they attended a family reunion
of the family of Mrs Mary Rels
ing. Her son John Buselck was
home on furlough from the Navy.
Bill, Archie and Lester Gien
ger and Mr and Mrs Alvin Gien
ger and two sons moved to the
Walfinger place In Fox while
haying for Jack Vaughan.
Mr and Mrs Forest Noland and
children were suDDer guests
Thursday evening at the Ansll
Martin home.
Mr and Mrs Loyd Osborn and
Mrs Sophia Leasy went to Prlne
ville Sunday to attend the rodeo.
Mr and Mrs Arlle Leasy and
family of Fox were at the ranch
looking after their cattle.
Gene Cross and daughters Lin
da and Sherry of Fox spent Sun
day at the Bud Engle home.
Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin had
as supper guests Friday even
ing the Harold Llppert family.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Johnson
were in Heppner Thursday on
business.
Loyd Gienger Is a patient in
Pioneer Memorial hospital in
Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Dean Enrlght
and sons of the L S ranch spent
Saturday evenings at the Bud
Engle home.
Mrs Clara Flowers left Thurs
day evening for Portland for a
few days on business and to vis
it her folks.
Mrs Norman DuBosch of La
Grande is visiting her folks, Mr
and Mrs Charlie Roach and her
husband's parents, Mr and Mrs
Victor DuBosch.
Mr and Mrs Miles Gilman and
daughter, Fern Pope was visiting
at the Willard Gilman ranch for
a few days.
A birthday party was held at
the Cottonwood school house in
honor of Mrs Bill Gienger. Those
attending were Mrs Bob Gienger,
Mrs Gene Vaughan, Linda Cross,
Mrs Loyd Gienger, Mrs Jenny
Gienger, Mrs Addle Osborn, Mrs
Bud Engle, Mies Marlene Lewis
and the Gene Vaughan children.
Mr and Mrs Joe Wheeler and
family left Thursday for Buffalo,
Missouri to visit his mother, Mr
Delia Wheeler, who is ill.
Mr and Mrs Sam Scott and son
Robert spent the weekend in Vale
with his folks.
Millie Wilson and her sister
from Tulelake, California arriv
ed here Thursday to spend a
while in the Wilson home.
Mr and Mrs Bob Kingman of
Alturas, California are spending
their week's vacation with her
folks, the Mattesons and Scotts.
Mrs Jack Cavender made a
business trip to John Day on
Friday. .
Owen Smith, LeRoy Buxton
and Danny Jones were here over
the weekend from their camp
where they are cleaning right
of way between Mitchell and
Ochoco.
Major and Mrs Elmer "Brick"
Smith and daughter, who have
spent the last three years on
Oahu, Hawaii, spent the last
week visiting her father, Lee
Jones; sister and family, the Van
Dettas and her brother Danny
Jones. They left Monday for a
new duty assignment at McChord
Field, AFB, Tacoma, Washing
ton. Mr and Mrs Ernie Roberts of
Portland spent the weekend at
the Charlie Van Detta home.
Charlie Van Detta home.
Miss Gwen Lee Van Detta has
eone to Enterprise to spend three
weeks with her aunt and family, 1
the Mike O'Rourkes. Her aunt is ,
in the hospital. j
Wilbur Flowers was here from
the Hudspeth Logging camp for
the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Doc Hames and
three children and Wave Jack
son drove to Bend Saturday.
A lovely bridal shower was
held on the lawn at the Mae
McWillls home Wednesday after
noon honoring Mrs Kenly Ward
of Long Creek (Miss Shirley Mc
Kinnon). The bride Is the daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs William Mc-
Fair and Rodeo Program
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. MM-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
out the day with Junior Roping Contest
and other events.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
10:00 A. M.-Big Street Parade.
12:00 Noon TCounty-wide picnic at the Court House
' Lawn.
M.-Rodeo.
M.-Special Night Show, Morrow County Ama
teur Calf Roping, Wild Horse Racing,
Wrangler Cow Riding and other events.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
7:00 A. M.-Cowboy breakfast served by Wranglers
Riding Club at Club House on Fair
Grounds.
1 :30 P. M.-RODEO.
1:15
8:00
P.
P.
Kinnon of Monument There were
21 present for the shower.
Gale Engle drove to Dayton,
Washington Wednesday with
Mrs Clifford Howell.
Jim Croker and son Ronny were
in John Day on business Satur
day. Fred Shank has been hauling
grain for Bill Mahrt.
Bob Porter and Georgia Stub
blefield are spending two weeks
in California and Nevada visit
ing Bob's relatives.
Mr and Mrs John Simas and
Mr and Mrs Fred Crossett spent
the weekend with Mr and Mrs
Earl Barnard and Mr and Mrs
George Stirritt.
Mr and Mrs Ed Rounds and
grandchildren spent the week
end in Fox.
Mr and Mrs Theron King and
Earl Frank made a business trip
to Pendleton Monday.
Ellen Stubblefield and Vera
Gardnt spent the weekend in
Mt Vernon with Mr and Mrs Ike
Shank.
Laura Lee Shank is visiting
relatives in Bend and Madras.
Orin Stubbleield and his bro
ther, Murd returned from a
camping trip to Hi-U station.
Fred Shank and Theron King
moved cattle from Fox to the
King ranch on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Martin
spent Sunday evening at the An
sil Martin home.
The Wayne Leathers family re
turned home Thursday from
Chico, California where they had
visited a week with their daugh
ter and family, the Ab Gates.
Mrs Wave Jackson accompan
ied Mr and Mrs Doc Hames and
children to Bend on Saturday.
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