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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August 6. 1959
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4-H ROUGH RIDERS
The next meeting of the 4-H
Rough Riders is scheduled for
Sunday, August 16 at the fair
pavilion annex at 2:00 P M. This
Is tlie last meeting before the
fair.
In order to complete their 4-H
horse project members are to
show their horse In both the
showmanship and horsemanship
Make a Mine
foqour j
Mm uoaiors
STOP!
throwing money down thi drain
repairing your present car
burning extra gai and oil
u older cart do
watching your preient car
go down in resale value
missing the ton of a new
ford on your vacation
SWAP!
while our tremendous sales let
us give the most tremendous
trade-ins in our history
on the one car that's built
(or people . . . built (or saving
while we're giving the longest
terms and the longest
deals in town
SAVI!
with Ford's low prices
lowest ot the best
selling three
up to 55 a year on gas and oil
I body finish that
never needs wax
up to $62 on accessories
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contest at the Morrow County
Fair and Rodeo on Wednesday,
August 26 at 8:00 P M. A 4-H
member may show his horse In
the conformation class that even
Ing. Members are to own their
horse and to have kept records
on their horse since May 1st or
before.
Record books are to be kept up
to date and turned In on Sunday,
August 16 In order to show their
horse at the fair.
Members who have success
fully passed their written exam
inations on the parts of a horse,
bridle, saddle, safety rules and
care and feeding of a horse are
Jackie Brlndle, MaTlene Fetsch,
Judy Hamilton, Meridy Webb,
Linda Valentine, Shannon Ma
honey, Nancy Cleveland, Patricia
Van Winkle and Diane Fulleton.
The above members are now
qualified to take the horseman
ship test for the 4-H Rider on
Sunday, August 16 at 5 o'clock
at the fair and rodeo grounds.
The following members have
passed the first test on the parts
of a horse, bridle and saddle;
Linda Stewart, Feme Albert,
Annamarie Brlndle, Jennifer
Brindie, Jimmy Lindsay, Mark
Murray, Maralee Murray and
Sheridan Wyman.
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SASST SO AND SEWS
The Sassy So and Sews club
met July 21 at the home of Bar
bara and Glenda McCorkle.
Members attending were Leora
Van Winkle, Barbara and Mary
Nichols, Barbara and Glenda
McCorkle, Maureen Doherty and
Linda and Phyllss Thornburg.
Guests at the meeting were
Mrs McCorkle, Marcla, Laurel
and Kelly Messenger and Janey
Storro, all of Lexington.
We finished our head scarfs
and worked on stuffed animals.
Leora Van Winkle showed her
garment protector and apron all
finished and her skirt she has
worked on.
A picnic is planned for Aug
8 at the home of Maureen Do
herty and at this time we will
judge each others projects.
The club met again on August
1 at the home of Leora Van
Winkle with Leora Van Winkle,
Jeanette Ledbetter, Maureen Do
herty, Linda and Phyllss Thorn
burg, Kay and Joyce Peck, Barb
ara and Glenda McCorkle and
Teresa Munkers present.
Guests were Mrs Gladys Van
Winkle, Charlene Jones of Lex
lngton and Nancy Doherty of
Heppner.
We finished our stuffed anl
mals and worked on our bean
bags. At our picnic on Aug 8
we will complete our projects
and work on our record books
and everyone must attend.
Beverly Davidson, reporter
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and Mrs Harold Marlow of Stan
field. Mr and Mrs Virgil Wehmeyer,
Bellingham, Wash, are visiting
at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil
Hamilton.
Mr and Mrs Reno Wren, Seattle,
Wash, are visiting at the home
of Mrs Wren's parents, Mr and
Mrs Charlie Dillon.
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Mr and Mrs M I Oveson of
Tooele, Utah, visited last week at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs Ronald
Black. They and the Black's also
went to Portland to the Centen
nial Exposition. The Black's re
turned home Thursday and the
Oveson's went to Orland, Calif
to visit their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Gene Oveson,
and will go home from there.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs Frank Marlow were
Mrs Roy Marlow and children,
Larry and Janice and Mrs Laura
Hadley of Umatilla, Mrs V T
Lowery of Grants Pass, and Mr
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