PAGM 4 SHERMAN CüVNlY JOCKS Al«, MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, IM I
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Wasco News
Mr». J** Driakartl
Past matrons
chapter of Was«,
of Mrs. Helen W41
evening Mor 1 A
eon was servevi on ’.h
tables. Each tahie r..
with a yellow daifx>
cards and a yellow «
centerpiece.
The guests prvsen
Anna Lee Mrs Leor.
Marcella HiMerbra:^ U n
A «XtS
White, Mrsu Mane
of Wasco and Mrs Cad
son and Mrs Elbe.
Moro. High score for
was held by Mrs Mar
berg and second by -Mr Sue Har
rls. Mrs Cathie rhon P6on held
high for guests and Mrs Anna Lee
won the consolation prize for the
evening.
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There were two carloads 01 in
termediate Y o u t h Fellowship
members from Wasco who attend
ed the fellowship hour at Dufur
Sunday March 1. Going were Li.y
Vaughan, Sally Fields Betty Ha
ven, Merry Drlnkard, Darlene
Eslinger, Sterling Gochnauer, Car
men Royse and Lee Kaseberg.
Also there were Mr. and Mrs. L. 1.
Haven, Mrs. Lloyd Royse and
paulen Kaseberg.
A N IM ALS F R E T . H U M IN S C H E E R . . . T h e y ’re alw ays rro w lln <
about something and right now these polar bears at Chicago's
Mrs. Royse and Mrs. Haven are
Brookfield Zoo are beefing about the w a rm Decem ber w eather.
the MYF local leaders. Another
W ell, it appears th e y 'll Just have to bear It, since the w eath erm an
fellowship hour is Panned
was predicting another balm y session of w eather — much te the
April 12 and will be held In Hie
delight of the Y uletlde shopper». _____ ________________________ -
Dalles at which time the several
groups plan to organize and elect
district officers and then have a Both groups plan to combine for Dr and Mrs. C. L. Gray and dau-
regular meeting © v e ry two a concert and social evening to ghter Cheryl of Echo were week
raise money for the recretlonal end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. .1.
months.
Mrs.8 Tom Moore and Barbara room. Ice cream, cookies and hot Johnson.
r T..ri-i»honne visited her bus- chotolate were served by the lead- The WSCS annual spring tea
? , who is employed by Jerry ers, Mrs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs. L. P. Is scheduled for Wednesday after-
Harnett last week. They also vis- Haven, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. noon March 8 at the home of Mr»,
ited friends and had dinner with Drinkard. Rev. andMrs. H. Grav- L. P. Haven.
thp 1 iovd ilovse family one even- enor also help with both groups.
The local Girl Scout troup, who
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Mrs. George Macnab entertain- is sponsored by the Friday Study
Mr and Mrs Hunt and daugh- ed the Wednesday bridge club club will hold Its annual silver
tor Kathrvn former residents of March 4. A dessert luncheon was tea and apron sale in the Masonic
Wasco and now living at Pilot served followed by an afternoon hall March 30. Everyone is invlt-
llock were weekend guest« of Mr. of cards. Members present were ed. There will be a program by
and Mas. Lloyd Royse and family. Mrs John Hilderbrand, Mrs. Mai- the girls.
Mr and Mrs W R. Reid drove colm McDonald, Mrs. Harry Ad-
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a,i
to Portland Tuesday to attend to urns, Mrs. Elton Medler, and Mrs.
of 't h ? beautiful weather
business and for him to receive Henry Richelderfer; guests were ' oan;af eth°efirt yar'dZ in shape for
medical treatment. They were ex- Mrs. Ira trld leY> MnL.J.ete. ,Ma? spring.
Farming is progressing
pected home Wednesday.
nab and Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand. ’ .
. Hilderbrand anx-
Mrs. Sum Brock while washing Mrs. Medler held the afternoon ■
“ ‘ ^ w " actor,
clothes Tuesday fell and broke her high score a n d the corn»a ion
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church base.
left wrist. She was rushed to the prize went to Mrs. Joe «¡Mier-
nearing completion by
Mid Columbia hospital w^ej-e her brand 'lhe nexte
lhe ladies who are fast becoming
arm was set and she «^turned i 8 will be at. ^he home of xl ’ expert Wlth hammer and nail and
home in the late afternoon, lhe Henry Richelderfer.
brugh
Virgil Brocks are helping out his
Mr an(i
Wilbur Booth and
Don’t forget the plays Thurs
mother tor a short time.
family and Mrs. Tirzah Jackson day evening at the school house
Mrs. Harry Van Gilder enter- au of Gresham were guests of
tained the Tilicum club Tuesday Mr, and Mrs. Phil O’Meara and
afternoon March 8, Violets and family last week. Mr. Booth is
daffodil bouquets were the floral mj - s . O’Meara's brother,
decorations. After the 1:30 dee-
Mrs. Hildred Zell, Mrs. Joe Hil-
Bert luncheon bridge was played derbrand and Mrs. Carl Tuggle
by Mrs. W. A. Nlsbet, Mrs. L. L. attended Eastern Star lodge at
Funk, Mrs. Norma Everett, Mis. Grass Valley Tuesday evening.
George Harris, Mrs. James Mad- The i«hil O’Meara family drove
dox, who held high score for the to Portland on business late last
club, Mrs. Anna Lee, Mrs. Lee Week and also visited friends and
Dehler and Mrs. Trace Fields. relatives at Gresham.
Mrs. Mattle McKay of Bend is
Guests were Mrs. John lloysc, Mrs
Paul Patrick and Mrs. Joe Hilder taking care of her sister in law,
brand who took home high guest Mrs. Harry Allen.
The flu epidemic has hit a lot
prize.
Woisco Tuesday Study club met of iocai people including Mrs. E.
at the borne of Mlrs. Harry Allen D McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Dell
March 5. A new member Miss Dal- Wright, Mrs. Art Smith, Mrs. Vel-
sy Butler was welcomed Into the j a y an Gaasbeck, Mrs. Bertha
club. There were 13 members and Moon and many others. We also
three guests Mrs. Alfred Merritt, jAavt» measles in the community.
Mrs. Mattle McKay and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker
Cleinma Allen. Mrs. Harry Allen, and famlly of The Dalles visited
president of the club led the short jAer parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen
business meeting followed by Wallace and his brother and sis-
readings l»y Mrs. W. D. Wutklns ler in iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Roe Dec
and Mlrs. Andy Engberg. Mrs. Leo xer.
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Watkins read a recent Journal
Mrs. Merlin Shields and Mrs.
article on merging the counties Arthur Van Gilder drove to Tur-
of the state of Oregon Into only ncr last week for Mrs. Shields’
eight counties.
piano and to visit friends and rel-
Refreshments were served by gtlvea.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Leonard Going to Medford for the basket
Lutje who will entertain the club ^¡1 tournament were Mr. and
at her home March 17.
Mrs. Pat Macnab, Mr. and Mis.
Boys and girls of the fourth, George Macnab, Mr. and Mrs. Da-
fifth and sixth grades organized vld Richelderfer, Mr. and Mrs. A1
the Junior Methodist Youth Fel- Dormaler, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord
lowshlp Thursday March 5 under Guy, Don and Keith Thompson,
the leadership of Mrg. Francis Henry Richelderfer, l^o Roberts,
Watkins, Mrs. Glen Wallace and Gerald Nlsbet and Jack Steward.
Mrs. Joe Drlnkard. Election of of- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace and
fleers will be held March 12whlch family were here several days last
la the next weekly meeting date, week helping his parents, Mr. and
The Intermediate MYF group held Mrs. Glen Wallace who had both
Its meetings at the same time., been 111.
one by the upper grade and one the afternoon.
Monday, the Girl Jjk-out troop
by the faculty. Both comedy s.
A lso th is w e ^ t is Dedication met at the home of Mrs. Leonard
Week at the Methodist church. FWds to stuff Easter Seal envel
T h ere are services each evening ops.
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Mr. and Mlrs. Ed Cardinel arc
home from a several weeks vaca Need A Rock Crusher;
tion tour through California, Ari
zona, New Mexico and other pla
Government Has One
ces
Mrs. John Buck hopes to join
If you have need for a gravel
her husband in April at Camp
crushing plant, a log washer, three
San Louis Obispo, California.
Attending the luncheon last apartment buildings, a 100 foot
week for Mrs. Chandlee were \ft\s. long wooden bridge, three frame
Leonard Fields, Mrs. Hugh White storage buildings and other mis
Mrs. Walt Bruckert, Mrs. T. L. cellaneous structures, the Army
Johnson, president of the Womens Engineers would like to sell them
Study club and Mrs. Harry Allen, to you.
president of the Study club. Join Colonel Thomas H. Lipscomb,
ing them later for the afternoon Portland district engineer, has
meeting were Mrs Carl Tuggle, announced that bids will be open
Mrs. Robert Blsh, Mrs. Leo Wat ed in his office, 628 Pittock Block,
kins, Mrs. Ernest Shull and Mrs. Portland, at 1 p. m. April 1, and
Ijee Hines. They enjoyed pictures that at that time 13 buildings and
of the crippled children’s hospi improvements at Dexter Reregu
tal at Eugene shown by Mrs. lating Dam and Lookout Point
Reservoir projects, about 25 miles
Chandlee.
Mrs. Leo Watkins, Mrs. John southeast of Eugene, will be sold
Buck, Mrs. Lloyd Gosson, Mrs. to the highest bidders.
At Dexter Dam there is one
Vinton Watkins and Mrs. W. R.
Reid attended a stork shower in frame office building; one frame
honor of Mrs. Leo Watkins’ dau shop; three frame storage build
ghter in law, Mrs. Eugene Gos ings; one log washer, motor and
son, Monday evening in The Dal reduction gear; one lOcubic yard
hopper; timber bunkers- and tim
les.
The WSCS will have a bake sale ber frame of a conveyor belt; one
at the EOE store, Saturday, Mar. gravel crushing plant and equip
14. Coffee, pie and cake will be ment complete with a production
served from 11:00 a. m. through capacity of from 50 to 60 cubic
yards per hour.
Produce dealers operating in
Oregon are reminded that their
annual license must be renewed
by April 1 if they expect to do
business after that dale. Tills ap
plies both to those holding whole
sale or produce peddler licenses.
The state department of agricul
ture is mailing application forms
to ail licensees of record. Firms
or individuals just entering the
business should request the form
from the department at Salem
or its branch office at 372 State
Office Building Portland. The de
partment points out that the metal
license plate accompanying the
license must be displayed at the
rear of the vehicle and must be
visible at all times.
The Tuesday contract club met
at the home of Mrs. Harley Dut
ton March 5. Cohostesses were
Mrs. Hugh White and Mrs. George
Harris.
After a dessert luncheon there
were three tables of bridge played
b>
Walt Ruggles, Mrs. Idah
Everett, Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Mrs.
Joe Hilderbrand, Mrs. Anna Lee,
Mrs. H. A. Van Gilder, Mrs. Art
Smith, Mrs. E. H. Watkins and
Mrs. G. A. Sargent. Mrs. Walter
Ruggles and Mrs. Idah Everett
won the club and guests prizes.
Bouquets of daffodils decorated
the room.
The next meeting March 17 will
be at the home of Mrs. R. M. John
son with Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand as
cohostess.
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