FAG K 1 SBBBMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. M o r o , OREGON
Moro Personals
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Peters had
their grand daughter, Frances
Sharp, with them during the
holiday season school vacation.
Mrs. Hazel Belshe of The
Dalles was in the county the first
of the week visiting her son and
daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Belshe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer left
Tuesday evening by bus for The
Dalles to be present Wednesday
her 85th birthday, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Barzee.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell
left last week for Helix where
they have bought a home and
where they will live while George
is working for a chemical com
pany selling in the mid-Columbia
wheat belt. Within a few days
William Hall and family will
move into the house on the ex
periment station, vacated by the
Mitchells, and will become act
ing superintendent of the station
for the time being.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Con lee
went to their home at Oceanlake
last week and Mr. and Mrs. Collis
Moore went down a few days lat
er so that both families could
catch some winter salmon.
Federal tax men attracted some
probable taxpayers at the court
house Tuesday when they were
here to help with income tax
forms.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 19.M
WASCO NEWS
CHRYSLER AWARDED STEVENS TROPHY
Mr*. Joe IHinKaiti
Annie Fulton chapter .\
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held a stated communication De
cember 8. A pot luck supjier pre
ceiled the annual election < f of
fleers for 1954. The following of
ficers were elected, worths ma
iron, Astrid Tuggle; worths pa
tron, Carl Tuggle; associate ma
tron. Mildred McDonald associate
patron, Gordon Harper, secret n>
Helen Watkins;
traas
«Sargent; conductress, Marguet i
Kaseberg; associate conduct res-
Alice Gochnauer. Joint in?«talla
tion of the Masonic and I i cn.
Star officers will be held Satin
<la.v January 9, 1954 at s
m. at
the Masonic hall.
Guests of Mr. ami Mrs c.’en
Wallace during the holid v- were
their children Mr. and Mrs r , i
Wallace and daughter- Debbie
and Helen of The Dalles, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Decker and i nldi ni
Phyllis and Alvin and Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Glentz of Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foss and
family entertained on Chi tuns
for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F
H. Watkins and also Mi and Mr
Frances Watkins and daughters
Phyllis and Shirley and Mis. B
E. Halley and Mrs. Lila Hailey.
The historic Stevens Trophy is awarded to Chrysler for breaking all
Indianapolis Speed* ay speed and endurance records for stock cars
in a 24-hour continuous run at an average speed of b9.89 m.p.h. for
2,157 miles. Speedway president Wilbur Shaw (cen ter) w ho calls the
run “the greatest stock car test in the world” presents the trophy to
Chrysler D ivision’s general sales manager E. M. Braden (rig h t)
while American Automobile A ssociation contest board chairman
Colonel A. W. Herrington gives Braden the record certificate. The
record w as set by a stock 235-horsepower FirePower V-8 New Yorker
DeLuxe model which reached speeds in excess of 120 m.p.h. over the
roughest hard-top race track in the world. Regular grade gasoline
and stock tires were used.
Sheriff Norman Fields has been
in California while taking a va-
caatlon from his official duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum
came home from Portland last
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ROOT AND WALLER
Thursday evening to take a re- big duties after spending the
4-H CLUB NEWS
cess from doctoring his eye and Christmas season holidays with
By Tom Higley
let nature Improve his vision. He her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. A.
The meeting of the Root and
is reported to be gaining sight Doiima.
gradually. Bud Kock was in The
The Sherman County Luncheon Waller 4-H club was called to or-
Dalles and drove them to their group will meet January 11 at der by last year's president, Tonal
home where Mr. and Mrs. Alfred The Berg Chalet, fur the regular Miller.
Ktock who have been keeping business and social meeting.
We elected officers for the fol-
their sons, Tommy and Dickie, Plan to be with us.
lowing year. They are as follows:
returned the boys to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs Sterling Gochnauer, president;
M r an d M rs
llm Brown were left last Thursday for a visit to Wilma Gentry, vice president;
her', from Clatskanie this week ‘¡;e
Can-V™
" hilh
' “ ller’ secretary Tom l|l»
„ on
„ some business and
a n d perhaps
n e r h a n s to t h e y W" 1 K° tu M a sa . Arizona to l>% IK «, reporter and Darlene
spend a few weeks vacationing. Gochnauer, song leader.
get out of the wet.
Elmer Nelson received word
^ad a few new members.
went to Portland Sunday so that Saturday morning of the death of Any boy or girl that wishes to
he could obtain further treatment his mother in Tecumseh. Nebras- have a 4-H swine project should
and remained until Wednesday.
ka. With his daughter, Mrs. Max see lummy rhompson. 1 he* club
James Dyer returned to his Belshe, a brother Milo of Boring, »^ets the fourth Saturday of
home Sunday from a hospital in they left with Clarence Sparling everj^month.
The Dalles, but will have to re- to attend the funeral,
The members of the Moro Busy
main in bed for some weeks yet
The Rebekahs will meet the
to recover from his recent heart evening of January 12 to practice
ha^ their fir8t meetin8
attack.
f°r installation of officers which December 29, in order to elect
Ag officers for the new year's work.
Mrs. Edna Melzer came up will be coming along soon.
Wednesday from her home In many as can come out are re. The new officers are as follows:
Don Miller, president;
Portland to do a little visiting quested.
.
, _ Steven
with relatives and friends.
Mfs. Edith Burnet left Thurs- Burnet, vice-president; Gary Mil-
Miss Dorothy Eakin was here day for Portland on business and \ 1,’ ®^‘etarZ;
J,ean Ros.8’ n.ew8
from The Dalles to attend the to visit her sister in law. Mrs. ' e JOitel-
als<? ina<ll‘ P1®*™
monthly meeting of the welfare Charles Bélshee, who is ill and 1,1 OUI meetings throughout the
SmmiUee Wednesday afternoon, in the hospital in McMinnville. ‘¡»'«Ing year. From questioning
She is the relief administrator.
Mrs. Gordon Buck retired as an < >e people piestnt we cojtntcd
Mr and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs left employe of the Sherman branch a,)OUl 18 waives on feed. We de-
f o r a a two
two months
months sojout
.sojourn First National Bank, the fir t of yhled our mee ings w»l »>e held
recently for
the year and Eugene Oolton came Bie
ruesday in each month,
in Arizona.
Miss Gloria Douma returnedas an employe of the bank from ()lir next meeting will be January
to Portland to resume her teach- a branch at Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton of
Hood River were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Watkins a couple
of days last week.
The Dorcas society meets Wed
nesday January 13 at the home
of Mrs. Jerry Barnett. They still
are sponsoring the talent program
and such articles as home
made bread, cobbler and other
aprons, candles, plaques and
many other items are available
by calling Mrs. Merlin Shields
Proceeds are to go into the build
ing fund to help pay for the work
of remodeling the church. The
work has been completed and was
well worth tbe effort put in by
Hood R iver
th Mr. and
ru ami family,
te with them
nas visit. Anoth-
Trinkards is her
rs. S\ li via Bichel who
oniebello, Calif.,
O'Meara and
Mickey, spent
tys here,
keml guests of
Irs. Flar 1 Eskeison ami
Irs. Vincent Lulay ami
• t jskelson's other
lighter Mr. and
Í Hy ml ami son Jotm
>n an d Ukiah.
Mrs. F’red A. Merritt
erry 1iatl Christmas
Bob Rolfe and
V¿ illey.
Mrs. L. 1‘. Haven ami
Betty ind Mary Ann
bolidi i.Vl s with friends
es in W’aahington.
Several of the trailer court fam
ilies have moved away but others
have come in their place. Part of
¡he new motels are finished and
rented and the others are being
completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson are
still working on their new home
hut it is surprising how fast the
work has come along.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiltired Zell and
son Milton spent Christmas In
Portland with relatives. They left
ty ai
i
again December 29 for Portland
anti on to California for some of
the holiday football games and
events. Mrs. B. E. Hailey and Joe
Drlnkard Jr. accompanied them
on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent ac
companied
by Miss Vivian
Trounce spent ¡»art of the holi
days with the Sargent’s son in
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Neville and family of Corvallis.
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arlet Rhinehart anti family were
his brother and sister in law Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Rhinehart and
son Arlee and Mr. ami Mrs. Mon
ty Rhinehart and baby all of Ar
lington.
Mr« and .Mrs. R. M. Johnson,
Mr. ami Mrs. C. L. Gray and dau
ghter Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Drinkard sr., Mrs. Joe Drlnkard
anti children Merry, Carol, Bobby
ami Wanda anti Philip Howell
were all New Years day dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bris-
bine and daughter Marilvn of
Moro.
Mrs. Vletla Van Gaasbeck re
turned home Sunday from a three
week visit at Blalock with her
son and daughter In law Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Van Gaasbeck.
The Wasco PTA will holt! its
January meeting Thurstlay, Jan-
Optometrist
Cjrass Valley Auditorium
JANUARY — 9 — 1954
SATURDAY 9 P. M.
IfeTutgaT
Admission $1.00 a couple
Merton Sauer, Caller
Pctluck Lunch
40.1 K.
2nd Nt.
(Across from Stadleman-
Bonn Hardware)
P h o n e SMS
NEW ROYAL TRITON
5—20 and 10—30
UNION OIL COMPANY
of California
IRA FRIDLEY
T h e D alles, D ie.
Phone 272
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Everyone Welcome
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D idn’t someone make a resolution to be better
dressed during 1954.
T h a t’s the ones we are looking for so we can
sell some of our fine shirts and coats and shoes to
help his resolution.
WASCO
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Wasco, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Fields
anil sons Cecil and Chester of
Ashcroft, B. C. Canada were holi
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
O'Meara.
They visited other
friends an.) relatives also while
here.
Mrs. Louis Scholl spent a cou
ple of days here recently visiting.
She was a houseguest of Mr. and
M rs. Clarence Spencer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Booth
and daughter, Debra, of Grants
Pass were Christmas and New
Year holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Spencer and fam
ily. They all bail Christinas din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Howell. Mrs. Afton McIntyre and
daughter Shirley and Mrs. Bea
Rlchelderfer spent an afternoon
last week at the Spencers, dipping
chocolates.
Glen Ablvot and Harold Dona-
way of Portland were hunting
guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence
Spencer last week.
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Dr. Otis G. Perkins
uary 7 at the school house.
Mr. anti Mrs. T. L. Johnson
spentt New Ye; irs eve and day
with Mr. ami Mrs. E. H. Watkins
and watched the* Rose bowl game
on tfde vision.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Watkins
and daughters spent the New
Year holiday in Portland.
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L IA B IL IT IE S
N o , chi» isn’t a misprint. A Happy 1954,
of course, but here’« a wish— and a waj
— for happiness rweory years from now,
coo. For wouldn’t it be nice to be sure
chat io 1974 you’ll have the security you
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dream of?
You can, you know. By signing up to
day, where you work, to invest in U. S.
Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings
Plan. And without effort, without work
surely. Because the money is saved
you, befort you get your salary.
Capital................
Surplus................
for
U n d iv id e d P ro fits
You don’t have to save much a fa dms,
either. Just a couple o f dollari a week.
O r, as much as you wish. For the secret
Is that you save systematically, and con«
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc.
Acceptances.................................
Dividends Declared....................
Deposits......................................
stantly. And the U . S. Savings B ondi
Interest Colic« ted Not Earn« 1 .
Other L ia b i li ti'S ................................
you accumulate on this easy Plan now
bring you an average o f
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compounded semiannually, fo t
interest,
19 years
or will power, you’ll save a bigger oest
egg than you’ve ever believed you could
and 8 months I
have on your income.
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1974? Sign where you work, for the
roll Savings Plan. They’ll tell you that it
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