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o o © ® © HAGE 3 SH ER M A N COUNTY (O U R N a L MORO, OREGON FRIDA Y, JULY 13, ID33 © ft ® © © ® ® Safe-Teen Program Reduces Hazardous Teen-Age Driving crusade, was announced this week. CALL FOR RIDS 9. 1955, at 8 o’clock p.m., at the home Saturday night with three J utig^ Frances Cook, who pre The board of Scftoi District school house in said school dis tables in play. Guests coming sides iM r the Beaverton justice trict. from Portland w ho were overnight court and who founded Safe-Teens No. 17, Moro, Oregon, will inter 37t2 visitors were IXirothy Flegel, Glen- Clara H ouston, C leii, view applicants for bus driver /or last December, said 22 Beaverton na Teeters, Margaret Henderson, high students appeared before her said district on Tuesday, August By Mr«. A. F. Balzer honor guest. The afternoon Grace Deierlein, Margaret Pur- on moving traffic violations dur vine, Laura Scott, Grace Towns A sharp decrease in hazardous GriiaS Valley Rein?kali lodge No. • ing the first six months of 195-1. 118 met at the 1OO Fhall Wedne»- drection of Mi's. John Alley, end, Lily Townsend, Ienote Rob drivin gviolations by Beaverton Only seven, she said, have been on D E N I IN I Now Open inson and Ruby McKay, and Mr. high school teenagers during the day evening for the last meeting 'eshments of birthday cake, her docket during the same period (Wfice ( lowed U n til F u rth e r MORO BEAUTY SHOP cream, punch, candy and fav- and Mrs Alfred Kock from Grass first six months of existence of this year. until September 21. Mrs. Don Notice Valley. Refreshments were served Safe-Teen*, teenage safe-driving same location Smith .noble grand,«presided, with were served by the hostess M oro Hotel 761 The lady justice says she feels 21 members and one visitor, Mrs. sted by Mrs. Alley. Sally then later in the evening by the host PHONE 512 certain the willingness with which Mollie MvLachlan of Moro, pres ope ned her gift wrapped pack- ess. ity from Portland. Mr .and Mrs. Harold Owens had ,\lr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and son, Beaverton teenage drivers have ac ent. Mrs. MvLachlan, delegate to aüe as dinner guests the Fourth of Robin, and Mr. and Mrs. A. von cepted Safe-Teen has made all high the Rebekah Assembly, gave her Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cantrall We have a lot of clothes here. report to this lodge. Mrs. Frank and family returned home Satur Juiv, Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Johnson Borstel and son, Phil, were among school drivers in the area safety conscious. Three of the seven who Dainty, light, pretty things for Payne was welcomed as a new day from a vacation trip that took ami family. Mrs. W. D. Barnett, those going to Bend Sunday to see member by transfer from Azalea them to Likely, Calif., where they Mr. and Mrs. Joe Steelman and the baseball game between The appeared before her were mem summer. And being old residents bers of the movement and lost lodge In The Dalles. Mrs. Bernard visited his uncle, Perry Cantrall Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blagg of Dalles Junior Legion and Bend. Safe-Teen membership for a pro Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel had McNeely of The Dalles, an out of an i family, and on to Susanville Moro. we always have some heavy, period. The judge esti town member, was present. Fol where they visited his cousin and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer, Mrs. Claud as their guests over the Fourth of bationary mates three-fourths of the 200-od<l sturdy, clothes for this kind of lowing the regular session a birth on to Eureka and then to Gold Bayer and sons, ami Mrs. Frank July week-end, their son-in-law Beaverton high school students day party was held for members Beach, Oregon and to Oeeanlake E. Bayer and children were busi and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer who drive to school have Joined weather. with birthdays in July and August. and to Portland where they were ness visitors in The Dalles, Friday. Sondenna and children, Penny and the plan which has enrolled more Those honored were Mrs. McNee overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dick Reckman and daugh Lynn, and Mr. Sondenna’s parents, We Keep what you want at a price you can pay ly, Mrs. Harold Owens, Mrs. Al- Clarence May before returning ters, Peggy and Katherine, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sondenna, all than 8000 young drivers all over the country. WASCO OREGON Crews. Refreshments were served home. The trip took them a week. Mrs. Kenneth Todd and children from Toledo. William Walter of Hood River by Mrs. Frank Ketter. enjoyed a picnic dinner in the Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ix>gan and * * * * here Saturday »c spend a son, R<’l>ert, of Oakland, Calif, park in The Dalles Friday after arrived few days visiting his brother-in About 100 people attended the spent a week-end here recently the sw’lmming classes. Eakin family reunion held at visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley and law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wal Bear Springs, Sunday, July 10. Mrs. Don Smith. They all went to son, Gordon L»emley left Tuesday lace May. Grass Valley, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries and All the brothers and the sister of The Dalles one day to visit Mrs. for Arlington to iiegin harvesting family of Kent, her parents, Mr. the V. B. Eakin family were to Ixygan’s brotherl-n-law and sister, on their ranch. and Mrs. Roy Barnett of The Dal gether for the first time in a Mr. ami Mrs. Wayland Weld. Mr. and .Mrs. Alfred Payne and les, Mrs. Barnett's sister and fam number of years. People were pre Mr. and Mrs. Art Ohamness of family and Mr. ami Mrs. Frank ily of Tacoma and Mrs. Barnett’s at the Capitol City sent from The Dalles, Hood River, Portland, Grass Valley, Powell Madras were overnight guests of Payne and family went to Warm mother, Mrs. Bill Young of Port Butte, Tacoma, Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young, Sun Springs the Fourth and returned land enjoyed a picnic dinner at the WOMEN ARE GOOD COOKS home Wednesday. fair grounds at Tygh Valley, July from Idaho. The young people day. T h a t’s why women do our cook Mr. and Mrs. Chester B’idewell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne and 3. played baseball and the older peo of Tacoma spent several days here family and her father went to The Mr. and Mrs. George von Bora- pie visited. ing. We want it done well and with that * * * ♦ recently at the home of their son- Dalles Sunday and spent the day tel returned home Sunday before in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. seasoning that brings customers back for more. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Fourth of July from a wedding Sally Sue Libby celebrated her Ben Payne. trip to Pennsylvania where they Moro laodge No. 113 I.O .O .F. eighth birthday Monday when her Joe Bibliy. Meets 1st and 3rd Mr. and Mi's. James Manning Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning visited her relatives. mother ,Mrs. Joe Bibby, invited Miss Carolyn Lemley went to Tuesdays in I.O.O.P. her friends in for the afternoon. and family of Portland w’ere din of Goldendale were* week-end vis Portland Saturday for a dental ap hall. Transient at d Enjoying the afternoon were Ruth ner guests Sunday at the home of itors here. pointment, returning home Mon visiting brothers are Alley, Carol Owens, Derrie Peters, her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens had cordiallv Invited day. Joe Brady, Peggy Riggs, Marjorie Norris Gilkison. as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and John Shipley, N. G. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty and Riggs, Nancy Alberty, Nancy Ruby Haskins came home from Mrs. Clarence Manning of Golden- Crews, Janice Lemley, Joy von the Eakin reunion with her uncle dale, Mrs. W. D. Barnett and Mr. Nancy returned home Thursday, uec Watkins. Secretary Yes, invest in EXACTLY the same stocks, Borstel, Ardine Todd, Lorrie Al- and aunt, Mr.’ and Mrs. Harold and Mrs. Olan Stark ,and family June 30 from a trip to Missouri where they visited relatives. Lupine Rebekah l»odge No. 116 sup, Patty Alsup, Lois Payne and Eakin, to spend a few days with from Kent. preferred stocks and bonds as the insurance Mr. and Mrs. Harland Clodfelter Meets 2nd and 4th Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds her cousin, Mona Eakin. companies, banks and other institutions where Mr. and Mrs. William Pausch have as their guests his mother, and son, Howard, spent the week Tuesdays of each Visiting were hosts at a party at their Mrs. O. C. Wisner of Tacoma and end of the Fourth in The Dalles month. your money is now placed, Easy to buy or members welcome his cousin, Arthur Roberts and visiting relatives. Vada DeMoss, N. G. Mrs. J. E. Norton and children, sons from Salt Lake City. They redeem in any amount. all attended the Eakin family re Carol and Ross, spent Thursday Jo Gentry, Sec. Valuable tax credits now apply to most • ___ ü union at Bear Springs Sunday and evening at the home of Mr. and came up here for a few days vftit. Mrs. Frank von Borstel. Kethlehem ch a p te r No. »8. 0.H .S erfection dividend income, These are not available to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and fourth Thursday In each rents, mortgage, bond and savings interest. son, Tony, of Moro spent the Sun son, Gary, were business visitors month; visiting member« in The Dalles, Monday. in every service day-before the Fourth at the home Meets every second ano L GASOLINE 4 Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds left Fri of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Write, phone collect, or stop in for details invited. Moro. Oregon day for Stevenson where they at reasonable cost. von Borstel. Catherine Thompson, W. M. u " ,o " 2 j Mr. and Mrs. Adron Arney and spent the week-end visiting their Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary son of Silver Lake and Tommy son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Robinson of Dallas were overnight Mrs. Marion Crews. Eureka IxMlge No. 121 A .F . A A.M TYGH VALLE,Y OREGON Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer re Meets on the 1st and guests Thursday1 at the home of NEW ROYAL TRITON turned home Thursday from Port Phone I13F2 3rd Thursday evening« Mr. ami Mrs. I^en Garland. each month. Visiting IRA FRIDLEY Mrs. C. J. Kulick and daughters land where they spent a week vis In vestm en t tttocks A Bomb* — N ation w id e and < anaila members cordially in lett the Sunday before the Fourth iting their son, Ralph Balzer and Tax K xem pt School, H ighw ay and State Ronda Consignee ▼lied to meet with um E astern Oregon Mgr. 101» V. H. N ational Rank Bldg. for their home in Gary, Ind., after family. . Frank Sayrs, W. M. Edgar Swanson and Miss Nat W m. J. C ollins A Co. Portland, Oregon B eacon 2152 spending over a month here with Wasco, Oregon Leonard & Wilma Smith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted von alie Wassenmiller of Portland Clyde Glllmor, Secretary 5—20 and 10—30 brought her mother, Mrs. Lydia Borstel. funeral directors Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds had Wassenmiller, home Saturday af- . UNION OIL COMPANY spending a month in Portland Phone The Dalles 3135 as their guests over the Fourth ter of California their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. with her daughter, Mrs. Lydia and Mrs. Warren Elliott and fam- Olds. Phone 272 Mr. ;fnd Mrs. John Rust and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty and daugh ter. Nancy, were businesn visitors in The Dalles Saturday. Mrs. Gordon Ix-mley and Mrs. Arzell Ivemley were hostesses at a party at the* latter’s home Satur day afternoon celebrating the 8th birthday of the former’s son, Ken neth. Those present included his sister, Janice, Carol Ann and Har old Owens, Sally Sue Bibby, John and Carmen Johnson, John Kelly, Dean Ruggles, Dick Barnum and Terri, Vicki, Patti and Klttl Ann Bardenhagen. Mothers present were Mrs. I tester Barnum, Mrs. Ted Kelly, Mrs. Orville Ruggles, Mrs. Harold Owens, and Mrs. Hans Bardenhagen. The children played games and after Kenneth opened his gifts, refreshments of birthday cake, ice cream and punch were served by the host esses. Miss Janice Bibby left Friday for Grants Pass and spent the holiday week-end at the home of her fiance’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Alden, returning home Wed nesday. Mr. anil Mrs. Harold Owens were hosts at a dinner at their home June 28 to celebrate the birthdays of their son, Robert, and her sister, Mrs. Olan Stark. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. olan Stark anti family, Mrs. W. D. Bar lust think w hit thia »ingle rear wheel (optional) can do to help nett and Mrs. Joe Steelman Mrs. Gordon I»emley and Janice called you, especially in the tight apota. I t give! you the edge where aharp, in the afternoon anil had birthday snappy turn» mean getting more o f the crop . . . and with power cake and Ice cream with them. A fter aut enriching year». O ld Hermitage ta at the peak drive (extra) that givet traction a really big kick in hard pulla . . « Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee had as o f it« flavor One «ip — and your good taste w ill tell you overnight guests Sat unlay her you’re way ahead in bushel« saved. Come in now . . . see for yourielt found the Kentucky bourbon you've alway« wanted. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and what this single rear wheel does to give a marvelous new meaning Mr,s Pete Wtatts and children, Jac queline and Dell Squire from to maneuverability. Wheeler. Miss Lola Kelly went to Prine ville Friday and spent a few’ days visiting friends. 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H ydraulic power make» the difference, of course . . . whether for steering, adjusting the automatic pivotal header . . . ° r ing ground travel »peed to match field and crop conditions. D rop in soon for all the facts. Ask also about the Case Income Pay ment Plan that lets you buy a machine when you need it, pay when you have money com- ing in. MULLER FARM EQUIPMENT THM’Q TOM’S U WELDING & EQUIPMENT HERMITAGE ___ IIIG V O L U M E OF M E A T P R O D U C E D 111 B IN G M A t A total of 1,935 million pounds of red meat was produ ed by com mercial livestock slaughtering plants during May. This was 1 per cent more than the 1,936 million pounds produced In April and 10 i>er cent more than the 1.7OT mll- • Estimated meat production In cludes ftlaughter In federally in spected plants and other who.*- sale and retail plants, but exclud es farm slaughter. Meat production the first five months this year totaled 10.145 million pounds, 8 per cent above the 9,427 million pounds produced In the corresponding period last I year. ® ® HERMITAGE BRAND $2.80 pint tu «Tuia y sb u car BOtRBOS V SIV T h fri» iTienti >• $4 35 4 5 qt. THE O to HERMITAGE COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY, 86 PROOF •
