GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY,
MAY 34,
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PAGE THREE
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Guernsey Picnic to Be
at Boring, June First
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An event of g re a t in te re st to ad
m ire rs of fancy and pure bred
stock will be th e C lackam as county
G uernsey picnic, w hich w ill be held
a t th e Cascade farm owned and op
e ra te d by J. A. and T. J. Richey, on
W ednesday, Ju n e 1. A program is
being prepared, and some m en who
have m ade a study of the dairy b u s
in ess and who are the b reeders of
p u reb red stock w ill be p rese n t and
give ta lk s along these lines. An
old fashioned bask et dinner w ill
be served a t noon.
T he herd of pure bred G uernsey
c a ttle on Cascade farm will be in
spected. T his herd, w hich consists
of about 30 head, is one of th e best
in th e county and ra n k s am ong the
very best in the state. T he Richeys
have one im ported cow, b u t the
m ost ou tstan d in g anim al and the
one th a t the m ost in te re st is cen
te re d on a t p re se n t by m em bers of
th e G uernsey association of the
co unty is th e herd bull. T his a n i
m al w as purchased by the Richeys
tw o y ea rs ago from a G uernsey
b reed er in P ennsylvania. It took
m any prizes at the Oregon S tate
fa ir la st fall. All who a re in te re s t
ed in fine stock, although not
b reed ers of G uernseys, are invited
to th e picnic.
On S aturday, Ju n e 4th, the asso
ciatio n w ill hold a G uernsey sa le a t
Canby.
The Importa
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For homes without electric
ity, the M aytag is available
with in-built gasoline motor
Ma*
T H IR S T of im p o rta n ce am o n g th e
A M a y ta g ’s exclusive featu res is th e
tu b , because t h a t ’s w h ere th e clothes
are w ash ed . T h e M ay tag tu b is b u ilt
of c a s t-a lu m in u m — a m a te ria l th a t
w ill n o t rot, ru st, w arp , sp lit or corrode.
It is specially, scientifically shaped to
give a h ig h ly tu rb u le n t w a te r action
in co n ju n ctio n w ith th e M a y ta g G yra-
tato r. No o t h e r m a te ria l possesses
su ch p e rsiste n t h e a t-re ta in in g q u a li
ties— th e w a te r in a M a y ta g is still h o t
a t th e end of a big w ash in g .
BORING
The ann u al school picnic w as
held on th e school grounds F rid ay
at noon. All w ent to the playshed
w here tab les w ere loaded w ith all
th e good appetizing things th a t the
ladies had prepared, and th e com
m u n ity club had a tre a t of ice
cream for all.' A fter p arta k in g of
th is bountiful rep a st, Mr. M allicoat,
p rin cip al of th e school, p resented
certificates of p erfect atten d an ce to
a num ber of th e pupils. One th a t
he m ade special m ention of w as
B ernice A rm strong who had a tte n d
ed th e school for th e past eight
y e a rs w ithout being absent or ta rd y
in the w hole tirile. T his is a record
to be envied by all pupils. A n um
b er of races w ere run, a fte r w hich
th e ball team crossed bats w ith the
fresh m an team from
G resham
Union high, b u t on account of rain
th e gam e w as called at the end of
th e fo urth inning w ith th e score
4 to 4.
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Mrs. S arah F ra n k and dau g h ter
C ora and D orothy B urpee of P o -.-
land w ere out to atten d th e e n te r
ta in m e n t and g rad u atin g exercises
of th e school on T hursday evening.
L. H. M allicoat has p urchased th e
co ttag e form erly owned by W. H.
B oring.
A num ber of th e Boring people
atten d ed the g rad u atin g exercises
at the G resham Union high on F ri
day evening. Evelyn bedine, a
form er stu d e n t a t th e Boring
school, won a sch o larsh ip to Pacific
university.
L. H. M allicoat, H arry Miller and
Mr. H um phrey spent th e w eek-end
fishing.
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Mrs. F annie W ilson is a t the
hom e of h er p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Duley, w here she is re c u p e r
atin g afte r b reaking her arm and
d islocating h er shoulder.
P aul T acheron of Monmouth, O r
egon, w as a c a lle r a t th e hom e of
O W. Boring, on S aturday.
T he Ladies Aid society w ill m eet
a t ch u rch on T hursday afternoon.
A num ber of relativ es g athered
a t th e hom e of David H ederm ann
on Sunday to help him celeb rate
his 73d birthday._______
T h e M a y ta g w ash es a big tu b fu l
of clothes in 3 to 7 m in u tes, h a lf the
tim e req u ired b y o rd in a ry w ashers.
It rem oves stu b b o rn edge-dirt from
collars, cuffs an d w ristb a n d s w ith o u t
h a n d ru bbing. T h is satin -sm o o th tu b
is h an d -carefu l w ith delicate clothes,
an d it is a room y tu b — holds four
gallons m ore th a n o rd in a ry w ash ers.
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POWELL VALLEY
At the m eeting of the P a re n t-
T each er Assn, on T hursday evening
officers w ere re-elected for the
com ing year, Mrs. George W illiam s,
p resid e n t; Mrs. L. Berg, vice p re s
id en t; Mrs. C. A. L undquist, se c re
ta ry ; Mrs. E. A. T aylor, tre a su re r.
A class o f eight w as graduated
from the Pow ell Valley grade
school T hursday evening in connec
tion w ith a w ell-arran g ed program .
T he Rev. Don S hogren spoke and
refre sh m e n ts w ere served. The
sev en th grad e stu d en ts had charge
of th e program and the decoration
o f th e schoolhouse. Miss Sue H icks
and Miss E lsie Luoto have been
engaged to te ac h again the com ing
year.
Miss Amy G ustafson w as o p e ra t
ed on F riday m orning in St. V in
ce n ts hospital for appendicitis. She
is rep o rted as g etting along well.
GILLIS
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WHliam E lliott, whose singing
h as a ttra c te d m uch attention, has
been engaged to sing over KOIN
rad io b roadcasting station touight.
W hile Mr. E llio tt has been heard
over o th e r sta tio n s, th is is his first
experience over KOIN. It is pos
sib le he m ay la te r secure a c o n tra c t
for re g u la r w ork w ith th a t station.
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following points in Oregon and Washington:
Vierdeen, W n . 33« S. I SI.
Vltiuny, O rc. 33« W. First.
Vnaeorte«, Wn.. 303 Commercial.
Arlington, Wn.
7«hland, Orc.
I «lorin. liri*. 471 Commercial,
tu b iini. W n» Downing Bldg,
linker, O re. 191" Court SI.
Bell Ingham. Wn» 12311 Stale St.
Bend. O re. 733 Wall St.
Bothell. W n . Bender Bldg.
Bremerton. IV b . 203 Second St.
Centralia. Wn.. 117 S. Tower.
( hrhüll*. W n . S32 Market,
t helan, W n . « ¡ire Mac) Store.
I le Einin. W n.
t o lfn \. W n« 203 N. Main.
I o h ille . Wn« 103 S. Main.
( o r,a lii« . Ore« 323 S. Second.
Ilolla«. Ore» 323 Main St.
Elb n«bnrg, W n» 107 W. 0th St.
Everett, W li» 2SI3A Itoekeieller.
Eugene. Ore« Hill Oak St.
Grant« I’a««. Ore»
er. Hogue B i,e r lldwe. t o.
II III« boro, Oregon, Iit it Third S t...
Hood Ith e r, Ore« I.'« Oak St.
Hoquiam, W n , 710 Eye St.
Kel«o, W n . 113 W. Muin St.
Klamath Falla, Ore« 1033 Main St.
I.a Grande, Ore« Folley Bldg.
Lakeview, Oregon« Wat«on Bldg.
I.ynden, Wn» 203 Front St.
Marshfield. Ore« 13.7 N. Broadway.
McMinnville, Ore» 113 Third St.
Medford. Ore« 31 N. Biirtiett.
Monroe, W n» (ill E. Main St.
Mt. Vernon, W n . 320 Kincaid.
Newport, Ore» 21.7 Eront.
Newport, W li» er. Eadnig Fiirn. t o.
North Bend, Ore« 202.7 S. Sherman.
Odessa. Wn.
Okanogan, W n.
Olympia, W n . 21s E. B ill St.
Ontario, Ore« Oregon Ave.
Oregon t By, Hogg Bro«» SOI Main.
Ia *c o . Wn« 120 S. 1th St.
Pendleton, Ore« 127 W. Alta.
Pomeroy, Wn.
JHuminum
Portland, Ore« L72 Fourth St.
Port Orehard. Wn.
Prineville, Ore., 32.7 Fifth St.
Pullman. W n» 1.70 Main St.
Puyallup, Wn.
Haymond, Wn« 121 Duryea.
Kenton, Wn» 2d A Bronson Way.
Kovalla, Wn.
Ito«elinrg, Ore« 121 S. Juckson.
S|. Helen«, Ore.
Sab in, Ore» 137 Ferry St.
Seattle, Wn« 1319 Third Ave.
Shelton. Wn.
South Bend, Wn.
Spokane, W n . S. .7 Washington.
Sunny vide, Wn« .722 Sixth St.
Tacoina. Wn« 730 Broadway,
t he Halle«, Ore« »037$ Washington.
I lllamook, Ore» Watson Bldg.
Toledo. Ore« er. Harden lldwe.
Toppenish, Wn« 2o3 S. Toppenhh.
7 ainoin er, W n . 1112 Main St.
Walla Walla, W n . 17 S. 4th St.
Wenatchee, W n. 31 S. Ml««lon.
kill III, Wn» 203 W. Tafclma Ave.
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