Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, December 16, 1955, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 Q lIK K M A N CO UNTY JO URNAL, MORO, O REG O N, F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1$, 1 W 3 O :s, Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Zieg . Miss Barbara A lle y came up h them and spent the weekend h her parents M r. and Mrs. OMs. Mrs. \e ra b e lle A lle y a ; A ir.i them and was a o! .Mi a id Mrs. LXm Sm ith, I k E. C. Bellows o f P o rtla n d nt tw o days last week w ith . aughter, Mrs. V ernon E a k in Grass Valley By Mr», A. F. Ita lz e r i. »am A lb e rty and Mrs. met h Crews and P a tty, were m< s v isito rs in The Dalles ( ’ hr !1. E The visit The Dal- and Mrs. n,l Harold, Aliev and H; o f The Dalle« w ere Sunday v ia lt- o r8 o f Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k T. 5 Bayer. Fred von Borstel w recked his car e a rly Sunday m o rn in g w hen he was unable to make the curve ju s t n o rth o f Grass V a lle y inside the c ity lim its . D ick R ust was w ith h im When the car jum ped the d itc h , the doors came open th ro w in g the boys out. Mr. and Mrs. Bob S c h illin g were re tu rn - ing fro m M oro and found them and took them to the Grass V a l ley Motel where they stayed un- til m o rn in g when they were tak- en to The Dalles fo r a check-up. Fred came home on crutches w ith a pulled tendon in h is leg and D ick stayed dow n fo r observation, B oth were badly bruied Mom the nana bavarian cream .. .evi were served at the cuts. M r. and Mrs. H erm an Peters, Jr. o f Hood R iv e r spent the w e e k’ end w ith his parents M r. and M rs H erm an Peters. Sunday they were a ll d in n e r guests o f M r. and Mrs. O lan S tark at K ent. «X Teacher« Want Pay Boost From State «FSfemr M< Ai m g the v isito rs in The l)alies T hursday were Mr. and Mi ;. f rank T. Bayer, Mrs. F ra n k E. Bayer and children, F lorene Crews Dave V in tin , Mrs. Ber- nard M a rtin . Mr. and Mrs. V ernon E a kin and Ixm ise, Mrs. John A l iev an<l Mr. and Mrs. J W Blagg and M rs- Donald von Bor- Mr. and Mrs A rch ie C a ntrall 8tel and fa m l,y. Mrs. W illa rd i i a R olfe and D anny and Sheri M r X , i!“ p Sa‘ Ur? ay and Mra ¿ a k in and tomny.' ?vening hb 8 brother. P e rry Can- M „ M . rle BaP,lra h , " tra il and fa m ily fr o n t" A h u ^ ' w ” ; h:',a r ‘e, , ' 5ard« lha8 *n • « < ( ilifomia his father Jesse Can- M artha- and the Rev Don Leach E stablishm ent o f a statew ide iu le was w i m in im u m salary schedule called fo r in a m o tio n approved by the Econom ic W e lfa re com m itte e o f the Oregon E ducation association at a S aturday (Decem ber 10) m eeting o f the g ro u p a t th e association’s headquarters b u ild in g in P ortland. T he recom m endation o f th e g ro u p is to be acted upon b y the association’s representative coun c il in M arch, and i f approved by ’ the p o licy m a kin g body, w ill be su b m itte d to the 1857 Oregon State L e g isla tu re fo r enactm ent ■ ■ ' 1 " e Masimic Monro r i md m T a a " d D fa ,T? lly ° f ).\,.l ,,,, i , 1 ; A " A ' D un,ap' ii, Mi v.-r .. *' r ’ and M rs’ W 1 E ,lis o f A r ‘ * Hngton came Saturday to see the i i i w ' i held * , S f . , , ''1'? u’’ , a X c h ,fCe natio . ..." , .... 1,lay Hessle of the H ills ” and . H were over n ig h t guests o f th e ir , . i i . .... ' luwJl,,‘r - M i’s. Jack B rady and ■ ’ m atron II.,r- ^ U ^ ’ ai Mis. Sim Duncan le ft last Tues- ate patron, Mrs. day fo r Texas having w ord th a t etary, Dean Key- her b ro th e r was killed. »1rs. Jack Adams D anny Duncan w ith the U. S. L u th e r Davis as- navy a rrive d Monday fro m the ss. Friendship east coast to spend his leave w ith ! bo d Tuesday even- I W ith HI I n v i f i 1>arent3’ M r- and M rs- Slm niter membe™ ,f p ' ’ " ncan ' tlo n extended t< l '', l l " n and <’o l' Mr8' John Hu8t “ d Mrs. H. 0. thlehem , A nnie Dugger w ent to P ortland F rid a y um bia chapters (>. 1 evening and spent the weekend ved at the close , i ' oi ' ii " 'l l I v la it in < M r. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs h I Ml I \v Peach and Mrs. R ust’s daughters Robin and Mr. ; .. • and sons In law. M r. and Mrs. Rex Blagg drove to Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Oran day on business Raven and son, who came from day. l/ongvlew , Wn. They re turned A fa ir sized ci titled the Sunday. repeat perform s he 3-act Among the visito rs In The Dalles comedy, “ Hessl 11 ills ” , Saturday were Mr. and Mrs Don- presented at th auditor« aid C lodfelter and W endeli M r iu in Saturda evening b j the Odd Mrs. A rt S c h illin g and fa m ily , Fellow s and he Rebeka l social and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S tradlev and club. fa m ily , Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Blagg Mr. and II s. Bob Dra and fa m ily and Mrs. B ernard up from Pr land Satur M a rtin , Deanna and D anny spent the w kend with" M r. end Mrs. Rich Campbell ........ M o ri . . .— ipe Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMPT SERVICE Stenderci Insurance Co. I company serving western agriculture HOME OFFICE VZ Washington Portland, Oregon Phone ATwater 4331 M b • s » ‘CAA M r. and Mrs. K enneth Crews were business v isito rs in The Dalles F rid a y. A rz e ll L e m le y w ent to The D al les Monday and bro u g h t Mrs. L ?ndey Home fro m the hospital ,she spent severaI day« *>r , ^ r ' and Mrs. ( Harles Davis ^ ent to T h e Dalles Monday w here ,M r entered th e HospiUl f ° r medical attention. „ M r" ? ndA ” erm an PeU>rs’ Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, M rs. H a rry ........ Ilo o p e r and son, Mrs. A lfre d Kock, F ritz Rohweder, John Rolfe, M r. and Mrs. Max B ro w n and daugh ters, M r. and Mrs. Ted T rim b le , Mrs. C arl Schadewitz, Mrs. Dur- ward H e lye r and c h ild re n were among the v is ito rs in The Dalles Monday. Mrs. A. A. D unlap was hostess at a d in n e r Tuesday evening hon o rin g her daughter, Mrs. Verne M obley on h e r b irth d a y a n n iv e r sary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mobley and fa m ily o f K ent and Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Hooper and son, Floyd. ‘ in Dr. Frank D. Reid D E N T IM I O ffic e days Tuesdays W ed n esd ays, F rid a y s T e le p h o n e 761 i T^ may be cold this winter Insulation can make it less uncomfortable. I am equipped to insulate your house with blown in rock wool that will save a third of the fuel and in crease the comfort many times. The job is not messy It is not expensive. It saves you money. FRED MERRITT formerly with Clarence Odell Phone 383, Wasco, Oregon HENRY FORO II H. ROWAN GAITHER, JR. Chairman, Board of Trustee» The Ford Foundation President The Ford Foundation M r. and Mrs. F ra n k von B o r stel, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. A r t Bib- by and Mrs. L o y Cochran of Moro w e n t to P o rtla n d F rid a y w here th e y attended the conference o f the A m e rica n Cancer society held F rid a y afternoon, Saturday and Sunday at the M u ltn o m a h H otel. T he von B orstels came home M on day w h ile the re st stayed a few days longer to shop. Mrs. H a rry Justesen, Mrs. Jay M cK a y and Mrs. John Decker fro m K e n t and M r. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds w ent to P o rtla n d M on day to shop and v is it re la tive s a fe w days. ' M r. and Mrs. O liv e r Schadewitz w ere callers M onday at the Len G arland home. F ifte e n attended the telephone m eeting held at the home o f M r. and Mrs. C a rl von B orstel last M onday evening. Cup cakes, ba- Ford Foundation Aids Hospitals and Schools The F o rd F o u n d a tio n w h ich gets its Incom e fro m o w n e rsh ip o f a huge b lock of F o rd com pany stock has made a g ift to hospitals and schools a ll o ve r th e nation to ta lin g $500.000,000. T w o-hun dred ten m illio n goes to raise teacher’s salaries In colleges and $200 m illio n to help im p ro ve hos p ita l services and $00 m illio n to medical schools. Included In the lis t was the Dalles General h ospital in The Dalles w h ich is listed as a non p ro fit In s titu tio n . P riv a te colleges also received a p a rt o f th e g ift topped by Reed college w ith $391,- 000 and lesser sums to L e w is & C lark, P acific, W illa m e tte , L in field, P o rtla n d and M a ry lh u rs t. OLD CROW- A HOLIDAY TRADITIONI This holiday season, millions more u>ill serve and enjoy the finest Kentucky bourbon ever put into glass—Old Crow, now in a milder, lower-priced 86 Proof bottling, companion to the world-famous 100 Proof Bond. ’310 p r. ~ « - -------- —----- - s ì slw a ji w t offtr th t fam osi 100 PROOF.BOTTLED IN BOND Both K ts t s c l j Straight Bourbon iP h iikitt *3»5 ’ 5»5 V.-.. THE OLD CROW DISTILLERY COMPANY, DIVISION OF NATIONAL i D IS T IL L E R S PRODUCTS C O R PO RATIO N. FRANKFORT. MT. ! In OREGON, more folks give r \ • — M r. and Mrs. H am W Owens and fa m ily and Mrs. W. D. B a rn e tt were Sunday v is ito rs a t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lem ley, Miss M artha Bardenhagen came home fro m P ortland F rid a y and spent the weekend w ith her moth- er, Mrs. M arie Bardenhagen. Mr. and Mrs. H a rle y M c K a y o f K ent were d in n e r guests Sunday at the home o f M r. and M rs Fred Cox. M r. and Mrs. Gordon Lem ley and fa m ily , A rz e ll Lem ley, Mrs. Kenneth Todd and C liffo rd and Mrs. John E ngstrom were busi- " esa V isitors In The Dalle,. F rl- daV- Mr. and Mrs. H arold Blagg and Sandra o f P ortland came F rid a y and spent the weekend w ith h is Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg. into law, according ic conuni- chairman DeVere Taylor ox ford. T a y lo r explained tfta t the sched ule w ould p ro vid e a flo o r o f $3400 fo r teachers w ith lea« th a n a bate he lor* 8 degree, $3700 fo r those w ith the batchelor’s degree, and $1000 fo r those w ith the m aster’s degree. He said i t w ould also p ro vide re g u la r annual increm ents fo r each year o f experience to cer tific a te d Oregon educators. “ Tea cher tu rn o v e r is greatest and salarie® low est in d is tric ts w h ich do not p ro vid e salary schedules,’* stated T a ylo r. He fu rth e r e x p la in ed th a t the purpose o f th e com m itte e in its action was to p ro mote e fficie n cy In school d is tric t th ro u g h re d u ctio n o f program tu rn °v e r _______ ■ . —■ ' — — Thouiands and thousands of O regrn people s a y ,,, Christmas i$ MOKE FUN! X > U.Ô.Qavihgs Borde i when you belong to First National's interest-earning ma? Club* V In this great State of Oregon, with its brilliant future, folks today seem to give more-than-average attention to making their tomorrow» brighter. O ur state ranks high in the number o f people who regularly purchase United States Savings Bonds, on both Payroll Savings and Bond-a-Month Plans. I ikewise, when Christmas approaches and people everywhere set out to shop for fam ily and friends, Oregonians are quick to see the many advan tages of giving U . S. Savings Bonds as Christinas presents. They know how \ i, ( h ristm a s is m ost fun w hen you have money e n o u g h lo r a ll the g o o d th in g s o f the d i V J season . . , and no h ills to w o rry you later. I J o in the F irst N a tio n a l C h ristm a s C lu b n o w . . . and start th is easy savings plan fo r 1 ( hristm a s, 1956. Save any am o u n t w e e kly I J Q ro n i 50c u p ), and just b e fo re C h ristm a s you w ill receive a check fo r the fu ll rajy a Savings Bond is to give — no sizes or colors to worry about! And they know how wonderful a Savings Bond is to receive — because it becomes more valuable as time goes on. U. $. Savings Bonds earn interest at an average of 3 % per year, compounded temi-onnwally, when held to maturity. Further more, they can go on earning interest for as long a t 19 years and 8 months, giving back 80% more than you put in. I his year, join your thousands of Oregon friends and neighbors who give a m o u n t saved . . . plus m teretB ¥ Give a Bohd for ChrtetmasI the gift that grows with the years — a constant reminder of year thought- fulnett, and a symbol of his— or her — faith in the future. A7°\ á » \ Sherman County B randi MATTONAI. BANK z or V I -Z \_LZ i "trrs tuno oeroow i< Tfc. U $ G etw n m ent 4o«t «o» pay lor Hlii advertising. Tke Treasury Pnpoi imeni then hi, tar their patriotic donation, the Oregon Advertising Clvh and - ■ . > Ask for a colorful Gift Folder whore you buy your Savings Bonds. SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL ■<-••• .(b W. MPWWI «MKMNU I «0 C3.0S9