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Wasco for Celebration of 40th Anniversary Homecoming WASCO. April "life be- forty" is certainly being realized around Wasco at the present time. The activity and confusion will assure anyone who visits Wasco May 9, 10 or 11. the time of his life at -Wasco's sensational Fortieth Anniversary and Homecoming celebration. The program includes a V.

F. dance, a community and civic pa- rado. a barbecue, a rodeo put on by the Wasco'Future Farmers, a breakfast flight for all pilots in the state of California, and an air show. Kenny Baker, noted bandleader, Is acting as general manager, and John Hawk is the general chair- nan as well as the president of the Wasco Chamber of. Commerce and Agriculture.

Some of the performances on the program are Gene Gray, Silver King of the Cowboys: Dixie Gray, Allen Ross, Dorothea Kent, star of stage and screen; Johnny Sonney and his trk-k horse and dog, Sammy Mason and his Hollywood Hawks and many others. More than 200 horses and mounts have been scheduled for the parade on May 10. and refloat entries have been received. Persons wishing to enter the parade may do so'jy writing to the Wasro Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture at Waseo. Mrs.

Fred Scofield. first white woman to be born in the city of Wasco, will reign as queen of the celehration. Also' honored nt that time will be all the old timers of Junior Class at McFarland Presents Play cooking is fun not fuss in this KITCHEN MCFARLAND, April 2 Came the a comedy, was presented by the junior class in the McFarland High gymnasium Friday night. The play is a brightly humorous story of the Hart mans, the typical American family who enjoy a reasonable amount of peace and quiet until spring enters the scene to stir the blood and lift the heart. The cast comprised: Mr.

Jeffrey Hart man, Doyle Peebles: Mrs. Louis Hartiuan, Opal Carter; Klliott Harrman. Jerry Davis: Midge Harrman. Billie June Duokett: Virginia Hartman, Joyce Mayes: Christine Myers, Marybelle Moore; Buzz Lindsay, Jiiumie Sheafs; Kieth Nolan, Herbert Root; Mr. Fields.

Buddy Minton: Mrs. Fields, Mary Wade: Clancy. Bob Kueutzel: Edna, Jenn Call: Freddie North, Julian Williams; Gabby Allen, Betty Roberts; Carollyn Webster. Wanda Creech, and Alan Fields, Virgil Pullen. Practice on the production has al- begun.

9afctr0fiHb Calfforntan Monday, April 21,1947 5 and Mrs. Bobby Gene Leary were married recently iu tlie rungregational Chun-h before guests. Mrs. I.fjiry, the former Mildred Lee Buchanan, will Continue her schooling hero. AOVKRTISKMENT POCAHONTAS SALE Larkan-nnna Council No.

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