PAOU I
MHKHUAN COUNTY
JO tK N A U
BIOKO, OKUGOM
FRIDAY, MARCH 38, IMS
7:00 p. m.
Mrs. Lenora Cauthers of Moro. WASCO METHODIST CHURCH bring own dishes.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. DeMosa numbers, then Johnny with the
picture
and pro-
Mr. and Mirs. Ocar Ruggles
.
Next Sunday evening is family sound- moving
and children Johnnie and Jan help of Mrs. Clair Adams sang
Mrs.
Ruggles’
ice of Moro were Sunday visit •'Happy Birthday” to MYs. Don took
Rev.
H.
Gravenor
Mrs. lienor a Cauthers to her ni&ht 6.00 p. m. potluck dinner, gram.
ors
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alonzo
AI
Keiper
and
Dick
.Earl,
then
all
(By Mrs. A. F. Balzer)
berty and family.
played games UV the little gym home in Mbro Sunday after
Mrs. Blanche Phifer and dau- „ The square dance Saturday until refreshments were ready. spending part of the week end
M o r t g a g e L o c i t lo M e e t Y o u r I n d iv id u a l n e e d s
here with them.
‘
ter Peggy are now living In night given by the Moro senior
Wednesday March 19, a party
Blalock where Blanche has em- class at Grass Valley was well
ATTRAfTIVK TERMS
Mrs.
I^ester Barnum
was
was given at the home of Mr.
pioyment and daughter Marjorie a"A?de<l '
,
,
,
and S » .7 A l o w A l t o n / bo'^ h o stt» Monday afternoon March
PROMPT SERVICE
is Haying with Mrs. Estel Hart
Misses Carolyn
Lemley, Bar oring tbe
10th
birthdi y
of 24 for a birthday party for her
ley until school is out.
bara Alley and Geraldine Rust , hetr
daughter
Present ®°n Tommy and Donna Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and attended a bridal shower
for
h' nor
were
who were both 6 years old.
daughter Ix»vtoipe were visitors June Scherrer at the home of Jean p ayne Julia
liayer John TboafesPcesent to help the «two
in "The Dalles Thursday.
A w e s te r n c o m p a n y s e r v in g w e s te i n a g r ic u ltu r e
Mrs. Clair Balzer In Moro Mon- nle Jeanlt, UaVmgartner
celebrate were Mrs. Gienn Perry
BIAND
Business visitors in The Dal- day evening
Janice
F ,orene Crews, and Glendk,. Mrs. Alfred Payne,
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les} over the weevend were Mrs.
bodge No. 118 met Wednesday NanCy Crews, Nancy Alberty, bote and
Mrs Kenneth
81Î S. W. Washington
Portland, Oregon
Anna Barnet, Mrs. Harold Owens night with about 25 members Vee Busse, Mrs. John E. DeMoss, Crews, Nancy and Patsy; Mrs.
and children, the Don Smiths present and three visitors from Mrs. Ralph Busse, Mrs. A. F. Al- Ivan B,a8&> Curt, Kenneth and
Phone AT 4331
and son, the Alfred Paynes and the Moro lodge and the president berty
(Peggy's
grandmother), SheryT; Mrs Myrle Smith and
children, the Ross Fields, Mrs. of the Rebekah ‘ assembly of Mr«. Alta Crowley and the host- Ix)We11' Mrs. Clyde Stradley and
Harold Eakiri, Mona and Harry; Oregon, Mary Allen, paid her of- ess Mrs. Alonzo Alberty. Games Gayle Carol Owens, Dickie Al-
Mrs. Sim Duncan, , Mary Jean flclal visit here. After the busi- were played and refreshments of ley> Dickie Barnum, and Mrs
sm
and JohrW ;
Deanna Mlartin, ness meeting the evening was ice cream, cake and punch were Theo Irzyk and ®°ns Gary and
Mrs. Frank T. Bayer, Mrs. F. E. spent in entertainment arid vis- served
Steven of Moro.
The children
Bayer, Byron and Julia;
Mrs. lung. Jackie von Borstel gave a
played outside in the yard until
The Grass Valley Grain Growers offers two
Catherine Andersen, and Glenn reading and Juanita Ruggles
Mrs. Harold Dakin was hostess refreshments of birthday cake,
Perry.
<
, .
gave a piano solo in honor of Sunday*, March 23,
at the skat- ice cream, and punch were ser-
warehouses for sale. They are House 271» the
and with the help of ved.
bt. Fred Crowley <Sr. Gr. 1st the members who have birthdays ing rink
radio operator U)n troop ship in the month of March.
3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th grades
children
old Kerr-Gifford house in Grass Valley,, and
they gave Tommy a fine tim e'
Mrs-
woody and children
General; £Hack) arrived Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and at his 10th
birthday
party, of Portland were visitors at the
day to visit his mother Mrs. Al
House 54, on the west side of the track in Grass
Lorraine
and Lou Everyone enjoyed the skating home of her parents, Mr. and
ta Crowley and brother in law* daughters,
Ann,
Mb
and
Mrs.
Gian
Stark
an(j
the
refreshments
of
birth
.
Mrs.
Matt
Simon
this
week.
’
and sister, MY. and Mrs. Wilbur
Valley. House 271 may be sold in three parts.
____ ______
Brlnkert. He returned to Mon and children, Terry and Kathy, ^ay cake, dixie cups and punch. ______ _
dinner Tommy received
ntany
nice
mouth Sunday where his broth of Kent were Sunday
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Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 p.m.
er Charles took him to Portland guests of Mr. and MYs. Frank E. g |fte - --»
to catch a plane for San Fran- Bayer and family.
SER VICE WITHIN THE
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Okis gave a
April 14 at the office of the Grass Valley Grain
ciscp to report l>ack to his ship.
Mrs.
Willard
BameU, Mrs. birthday jdlnner for
Herman
MEANS OF A L L
He is in the civil service.
He James Easter, Mrs. Alonzo Al
Ziegler and wife of The Dalles,
Growers in Grass Valley for any or all parts of
alio visited Sunday
with Mr. berty, Mrs. Harold Owens, MYs.
later in the evening Mr. and
and Mrs. Olan Stark and fam ily.- Frank T. Bayer and Mrs. Her
the above houses.
Mrs. Glen Perry and daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley man Ziegler attended • the Re
and Mr. /md Mrs Herman Zleg-
left "Wednesday for Portland for bekah lodge at Kent Thursday ler Sr joined the party for cake
The Board of Directors reserves the right to
medical care and returned Fri night.
$2 60 pt.
to r n ic i
and ice cream. It was Donna’s
day.
birthday, also? / i
Leonard R. Smith
reject any or all bids.
M.r and Mrs. Claud Bayer and
Claus Bardenhagen and ctau,-.,
;
»4.10 fifth
hons visited Sunday at the home ghter Martha came home' from
MYs.
was host
The Dalles, Oregon
Anita D u n l a p H o o p e r , m a n a g e r
of his parents MY. and Mrs. Portland Saturday bringing lit- eS8 Saturday March 22 at a bir-
Phone 3133
tle Glenda Perry home with thdgy pgrty fOr her
Frank T. Bayer.
— Mr. and Mrs. John Block, Mrs. them after spending three weeks
her grandmother, Mrs. R was his 5th birthday and the
Fxl Alley and Bruce Alley, Mr. with
party was held in the IOOF hall.
and Mrs. Earl Olds and son Ro Irma Whitehead.
bin were business
visitors in
Ontario
Pre8ent <° helP 1>ean celebrate
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B ill Reichenberg of
were
Dorothy Stark, Terry
COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY The Dalles Monday.
spent the past
vl8‘
and K^thy; Carol Ann Owens,
at the home of MY and f Mrs.
Reyno)da Juhe and
Mr a n d r Mrs Eugene Beaver r***>rah; Mrs. Fred Peters, Der-
Mr- a«d
*
rle; Mrs. Donald v o n , Borstel,
U r indWei ^ s Dtok ¿ a il
Joy and Cathy; Carolyn Lemley
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bari
>nd nephew Ken.
Grass Valley
Standard Insurance Co.
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GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
The Grass Valley P-TA met
Friday, Mhrch 21, at the Grass
Valley school house with about
fifty people present. Plans for
spending the carnival income
was discussed and decided that
an appropriations committee be
appointed to handle the buying.
After the business meeting John-
ny and Karen Kelly sang three
.
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neth and Jan Lemley; MYs. Ivan
Bbagg. Kenneth and Curt; Su-
san Fields,
Phy llis
Kbthman,
Roy Easter, Dk kie Alley, Nag-
cy Crews, Nancy Alberty, Mrs
Bill Rolfe, Steven, Fred and
Sheri, Donna Perry, Mrs. ’ Bill
Todd,
Scott and Artttne; Mr.
and MYs. O. N Ruggles (grand
parents) fend great grandmother,
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