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BllEKMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL,
Grass Valley
A. F. Italzrr
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Saul; two a or arrow s were
awarded to I meth Lemley and
Dean Ruggle one silver arrow
to Dick Barnum, Curt Middleton,
John P. Keckma i, Michael Es-
linger, Terry
Eakln, Ixrwell
Smith and Kenn 'th Blagg; one
gold ami one silver arrow to Vic
tor Johnson. Gall Stradley and
John Johnson were not present to
receive their awards, Mrs. Wil
lard Rolfe was presented w ith a
gift from the Cubscouts and mo
thers of Den 1 in appreciation of
her work as l>en Mother last year.
Den 3 closed the meeting by sing
ing “1‘opeye the Sailor Man”, and
a clapping game by the au Hence.
The PTA was called to order by
Mrs. Orville Ruggles, vice-presi
dent who conducted the meeting.
Refreshments were served in the
cafeteria by Mrs. Orville Ruggles
and Mrs. Edgar Alley.
Mrs. Gene Reynolds was h
at a party Saturday afte •noon
honoring her daughter, Jul e, on
her 7th birthday annlve •sary.
Present were her grandpa
Mr. and Mrs. <*, F. Kello
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Portland, Miss Jeannette S
•r
of Portland, Cathy von Ik
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Kathleen King, Siharyl Blagg
s.
Donald von Borstel an.' Mi
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liert King.
After they |
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games a while the hostes- s
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a doll cake decorated with :i
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ruffled sk irt and bodice frit
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in cream color, with ice <
l,
candy, punch and coffee.
Mrs. Owen Eakin ami
Myrle Smith were hoste- es
a
party for pre-», bool child n r d
a t the Masonic hall
te» I r,
March 27 with 21 chll ?n j ind
some mother pre»
Gai nes
were -played inder
ion of
Mrs. Smith,
Refr
t of
cookies, punch i
were
served by the , <
The Grass Val
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met at the IOO
■h 21
for Its regular in
Ken-
esid-
neth Crews
and
ed with 1 1
it. A
party was h
with
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1M6
or wedding' anniver-
Mi ireh. TPHosi? v \T h birth-
davs were Mrs. (la u d Bayer,
Erank T. Bayer, Mrs. E verett
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and Mrs. John Alley had a wed
ding anniversary. Refreshm ents
were served by Mrs. Art Schilling
and Mrs. John Rust.
Mrs. Frank von Borstel, Mrs.
H arry Justesen, Mrs. Wallace
May and Mrs. Jack Adams visit
ed the Annie Fulton chapter No,
121 in Wasco last Tuesday night.
/Xbout two Inches of snow and
t.ail fell here Saturday afternoon
around 3 o ’clock so Sunday mor
in ng t looked more like Christ-
mas than Easter. March certainly
went out like a Hon.
The Horne Ec. unit met at the
school March 28 with Mrs. Joe
Hammond as hostess. Mrs. Ham
mond gave a dem onstration on
•ake «laorating. Those present
were Mrs. Willard Barnett, Mrs,
Georg® Benson, Mrs. Harold Ea
kin, Mrs. Harold Owens, Mrs. H.
N. Riggs, Mrs. O. N. Ruggles,
.Mrs. Wallace May, Mrs. Myrle
Smith, Mrs. Sim Duncan, Mrs.
Boyce Blaylock, Mrs. Malcolm Es
linger, Mrs, Jack A lams, Mrs.
Ja k Brady and Mrs. Bill Todd.
Refies11merits were served later.
The next meeting will l»e held at
the sdkool April 25 when a lesson
will lie presented on freezer tips.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens
and children were dinner guests
Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs.
Olan Stark.
Mr. and .Mr». Alfred Payne were
ho.'ts at a party a t their home
Sunday afternoon honoring their
daughter. Ix»is, on her 10th bir-
thday anniversary. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens, Car-
ol. Harold, Robert and Douglas,
Mr. and .Mrs. Bert Beltfhe and
I-’rances of The Dalles,
Mrs.
F rank Payne, Lee, Cathy, and
Barbara, Mona Eakin, Katie Reck
nan, Nancy Crews, Peggy Riggs
and Virgina Todd. They had an
Faster egg hunt outside. Refresh
ments of birthday cake, Ice cream
and punch w ere served by the
hostess.
The Jolly Cooks m et at the
home of Mrs. Jack Brady after
chool March 28. those present
were Mona Eakin, Lois Payne,
Carol Owens, Nancy Crews, Ar-
dine Todd, Virginia Todd and
Katie Reckman. Mona Eakin, pre
sident, called the meeting to or
der, the two 4-H pledges were led
by Virginia Todd. Mrs. Ina H an
son, county agent, dem onstrated
how to use cooking utensils. Ix»ls
Pavne had made some sandwiches
and Mrs. Brady some lemonade
which the girls, Mrs. Hanson an-1
Mrs. Brady enjoyed. Nancy Crews
is reporter for Jolly Cooks.
• M.r and Mrs. Wallace May had
as dinner guests E aster her tw o
th er and sister in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy W alter and son, Fred,
of Hood River.
Mr and Mrs. Donald von Bor
stel were hosts at a dinner March
25 honoring tJheir son, Wayne, on
his first birthday anniversary.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
von Borstel, Mr. ami Mrs. Ken
neth H attrup, Mrs. Ruth Hofner
ami Bill Rausch. Callers that day
were Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baum
gartner of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. August Wassen-
miller and family of Tygh Valley
were dinner guests Easter Sun
day at the home of his motiher,
Mrs. Lydia W assenmiller.
P erfection
Hays Boyce of Portland stopped
Thursday evening to visit a while
with his sister. Mrs. Orville Rug
gles and family.
Mrs. O. N. Ruggles had as din
ner guests Easter Sunday Mr. and
.Mrs. Orville Ruggles and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Willard B arnett
and Mrs. Williams O authers of
Moro.
Mrs. Orville Ruggles was host
ess at a party at her 'home March
25 honoring her son, Dean, on
his 9th birthday anniversary. In
vited guests were Terry Stark,
Kenneth Lemley, Dick and Tom
Barnum and John Kelly.
A fter
¡»laying games refreshm ents of
C and
birthday cake, ice cream and
punch were served by the hostess.
A fter refreshm ents Dean opened
his gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Le-mley
were hosts a t a pot luck dinner
E aster Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Lemley and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Wfcyne Cameron
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jergen Rohweder
of Sandy spent E aster weekend
at the home of his brother, Fritz
Rohweder.
The three upper grades hid Eas
ter eggs around the school yard
Friday afternoon and the lower
grades hunted them. A fter the
C FOOD
MAYER
H u n ts
3
for
2
$1.00
V S JUICE
T o m a to
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Luncheon Meat
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Prices Good Friday
GRASS VALLEY
and Saturday, April 6 and 7 only
OSCAR
in every service
at reasonable cost.
hunt Mrs. Melvin Alberty served
cookies, ice cream and candy to
first graders; Mrs. H arry Stark
and Mrs. Max Brown served cup
cakes, ice cream and punch to
the second and third graders.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Eakin .and
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds left April
1 for Yucaipa, California w here
the Okls will visit her brother in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Hail, while the Eakins drive
to Tucson, Arizona to attend a
46 oz can
for
35c
3 for $1.00
4 for 37c
M D toilet tissue
D IS C O U N T
funeral directors
Phone The Dalles 3135
of Massey-Harris Farm Equipment
including:
No. 90 Hillside 16 ft. self-propelled
combine
Hay Baler
7 ft. Mower with tractor hitch
Goble Disc Plow 7 ft. 6 in.
Tandem Disc Harrow 3 9 ft. 6 in units
Grain Drills, semi-deep furrow
Grain Drills, single disc
No. 55 Western Special Diesel Tractor
No. 14 Spring Tooth
T ID E
washing SOAP
50 lbs.
No. 2
Potatoes
75c box
$1.65
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cattlem ens’ meeting.
They will
drive hack to California to spend
a few days with the Halls and
all will retu rn home.
Fred von Borstel went to Port
land Saturday m orning and met
his brother, Phil, a t th e airport
and he spent the day visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. von Bor
stel and his sister, Mrs. Frank
Sayrs, leaving th a t evening in
his ear for San Diego where he
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