Sherman County journal., August 30, 1957, Page 4, Image 4

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CO UN TY JO UR NAL,
M O RO , O R EG O N
e r an d M rs. von B o rstel to o k J a c k ,
to th e a ir p o rt in P o rtla n d w h e re
he took a p la n e fo r C a lifo rn ia .
Mr. a n d .Mrs. D an H o sk in so n
B y M r«. A. F . B alzer
an
d son o f L o s A n g eles w e re d in ­
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M rs. F ra n c e s E k s tro m of P o j
n e r g u e sts S u n d a y e v e n in g a t th e
A
A. von Borst<
B o rstel hom e. T h e y v is ite d
land and h e r b ro th e r in law a n o
s is te r Mr. a n d M r ^ B e r t h l i w s o
ME a n d M rs J . E. N o rto n w h ile
of V an co u v er s t o r e d Ja*t 1 u e *
v is itin g r e la tiv e s ' a n d frie n d s in
day m o rn in g to call on M rs. A. r .
S h e rm a n c o u n ty e n ro u te to* P o rt
B alzer e n ro u te to M oro to sp e n d
land.
Mr. a n d M rs. J . E. N o rto rt a n d
th e day w ith re la tiv e s.
W ily o f K e n t a n d Mr. a n d M rs.
iMr. and M rs. E- R- • u » /
Mr.
M r.
rs. T B io oyce
yce ^ B
M r and ‘ M rs. B oyce B laylock,
r an d M rg.
Bk layiock H ay R o ss a n d son, J o h n n ie of
M rs. E u g e n e S p e n c e r an d so n a n d an d fa m i^ a c c o m p a n ie d by
T a n g e n t to o k a fo u r d a y tr ip to
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M r. an d M rs. E a rl S aw tell o f T h e n i../
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M oro a n d Jim
J m y 'S eattle a n d C an ad a r e t u r n in g Sat-
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a t th e p D u n c can
D alles s p e n t last S u n d a y at
a n w e n t to S u ttle Lak<
tn
t th
n e t
C lyde S tra d le y ra n c h . T h e m en d ay a n d . s p e n t th e J d n ay v u w / l ith
q _ u . je a few K e n t a n d G ra s s Val-
w e n t fish in g .
B ob B elsh e fam ily fro m M oro.
jey p eo p le a tte n d e d th e
W asco
M rs. Ire n e D o .k e r an d d a u g h te r
M r a n d 51 r s . G ene R e y n o ld s c o u n ty fa jr a t T y g h V alley S a tu r-
Jo a n n e an d h e r m o th e r, M rs. J e a n a n d j u n e wer^t to P o rtla n d S a tu r- d ay a n d g u n d a y.
A ddison of V an co u v er left Mon- d ay o n b u sin e ss, J u lie sta y e d to
y r a n d W rs f a s t e r B a rn u m
d a y a fte r sp e n d in g a w eek w ith v jgjt h e r u n cle a n d a u n t, M r. an d a n d gons We n t to B end S a tu r d a y
M r. an d M rs. H a rry Jtis te s e n . yIrg W a rre n E llio tt a n d fam ily . an(j w ere g u e s ts o f h is b r o th e r
T h ey took J a n ic e D ocker h o m e 'pde R e y n o ld s a n d D ebbie w e n t
B a rn u m an d fam ily , r e t u r n
w ith th e m a fte r sp e n d in g a b o u t d o w n M onday on b u sin e ss a n d to ln
ia of W a rm
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o m n e S u n d a y v via
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ith h e r a Oiint
u n t Mr«
M rs War. . b rin
g J u lie ho m e.
S p rin g s.
Mrs. M att S im o n Is h o m e a g a in
ry J u s te s e n .
Mr. an d M rs. B u d p K<#ck a n d
Mr. an d M rs. C arl R u n k e of
a f te r a m o n th long v a c a tio n . Mr.
P o rtla n d s p e n t th e w eek en d a t th e c h ild re n w e n t to P o rtla n d T h u rs ­ S im o n is still a w a y d o in g som e
d a y on b u sin e ss. Mr. K ock r e t u r n ­
H. O. D u g g er hom e.
d e e p sea fis h in g b e fo re r e tu r n in g
Mr. an d Mrs. D ell O lds a n d Mr. ed hom e, S u n d a a y a n d M rs. K ock hom e. T h e y tra v e le d ’ in C a n a d a
an
Mrs.
D arw
arw in
in V
V an
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u u ild
o e er r or
a n d d M
rs. D
of a n d c h llu re n w ill sp e n d few d ay s
M oro d ro v e to B o ard m an S u n d a y v is itin g h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d M rs. a n c m .n y m
fo r m elons an d v isited M r. an d H enn< T e n E y c k a t Sandy
H o w a rd G a rla n d v isite d h is un-
M rs. C la re n c e N elson.
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BUSY b a k e r s buzz
G ra n t G a rla n d V1 T h e D alles
T h e B u sy B a k e rs c o o k in g c lu b
Mr. an d Mrs. A rch F o r t n e r of o cle
n e d a y s la s t w eek sto p p in g In
m et a t th e h o m e of E rin W ilso n
B o ard m an sp en t th e w eek en d
W asco to v is it th e L ew is H a stin g s
A u g u st 20 a t 2 30 P- m . W e d is­
w rth M rs. T. M. Rolfe.
cu ssed o u r s a fe ty a n d c itiz e n s h ip
E u g en e S p en cer w ith th e USN fam ily .
J a c k von B o rste l of O ak rid g e,
in A laska receiv ed w o rd of th e T en n ., w as in P o rtla n d F rid a y p ro ject. A lso, w e d is c u s s e d th e
d e m o n s tra tin '? at th e S h e rm a n
d e a th of h is fa th e r in K e n tu c k y . w h e re he g av e a
le a c d tu la re
H
tlo n title
" d C o tW F ..r . n - w h o - m .
H e a rriv e d h e re S u n d ay , A u g u st X t i ^ X u
18 at th e Boyce B laylock hom
hom e
O reg o n M edical o n s tra te a t th e fa ir a re to d<
a n d left M onday acco m p an ied by
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A ¿ ve ag giniila r lee- o n s tra te m a k in g of B u tte r C ake
h i , w ife an d » n t.il »on fo r Jack -
s t i f l e m e e tin g a . th e n e x . m e e tin g W e trtrt fin-
ish o u r tr a s h can a n d p o s te rs b e­
son, K en tu c k y
a t S ta n d fo rd U n iv e rs ity in C a lifo r­
Mr. an d M rs. Ted von B o rstel
fo re th e n e x t m eetin g .
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R e fre s h m e n ts of c re a m p u ffs
an d Mr. an ti M rs. G eorge B rid g e nia.
Mr. a n d M rs. B e rt Cox w e n t to
an d lem o n ad e w ere se rv e d b y th e
of T h e D alíéa cam e u p W e d n e s­
P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n to
day and sp e n t th e d ay a t th e D on­ v is it h e r u n cle F ra n k A ugee, w h o h o stess.
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J u :’y M a c ln n e s
ald von B o rstel ra n ch .
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(Mr. an d M rs. D onald C lo d felter 1« v e r> U1« re tu r n in g S u n d ay .
a n d W end ell w e re v is ito rs last
Mr. a n d M rs. A lfred K ock of
T u e sd a y e v e n in g a t th e F r a n k von M oro a n d Mr. a n d M rs. H e rm a n
B orstel hom e.
P e te rs w e n t to H igh R ock o n Mt.
Mr. and M rs. Ja c k G ilL o n s a n d H ood
W e d n esd ay
fo r
h u c k le ­
d a u g h te r of San Jo se, C alif., w ho b e rrie s .
had been v is itin g re la tiv e s in
Mr. a n d M rs. W illiam R rln k e r t
W ash o u g al, W n. sto p p ed e n ro u te a n d G ary a tte n d e d th e fa ir an d
hom e re c e n tly to v isit h e r a u n t ro d eo at R edrhond S u n d ay .
an d uncle, Mr. an d Mrs. A. von
M rs. A1 R o lw rts ao«f, L in d a of
B orstel.
S a tu r d a y
an d
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. B. M arx an d C o rv allis ?am e
d a u g h te r of S alem w ere o v e r •brought N an cy A U ierty h o m e a f­
n ig h t g u e sts
T h u rs d a y at th e te r sp e n d in g a w eek w ith th em ,
b o rn e of h e r b ro th e r in law and to v isit h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d M rs.
siste r, Mr. and M rs. A rch ie Can- F re d Cox u n ll W e d n esd ay w h en
th e y re tu rn e d acco m p an ied by h e r
trail.
C elia an d N ancy N o rto n o f P o rt­ son, R o d n ey an d R ick y M u rray of
land a re v isitin g th e ir g r a n d p a r ­ I / js A ngeles w h o »pent se v e ra l
e n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. J. E. N o rto n w e e k s h e re w ith R o d n e y ’s g ra n d ­
p a re n ts.
a t K ent.
Mr. an d M rs. I»ee C ru tc h e r of
P o rtla n d acco m p an ied J a c k von
B o rstel h o m e fro m P o rtla n d S a t­
u rd a y a n d w ere o v e r n ig h t g u e sts
of th e F r a n k von Dor« tela. Mrs.
von B o rstel acco m p an ied h e r son,
The answers to everyday
J a c k , an d th e C ru tc h e r s to S an d y
insurance problems*
S u n d ay w h e re th e y w ere d in n e r
By F ran k K etter
g u e sts of Mr. a n d Mrs. W a rre n
• I f yon’ll address your own Insur­ C ru tc h e r. T h e la tte r Mrs. C ru tch -
Grass Valley
co u n tie s, th e U. S. F is h a n d W ild ­
COUNTY G E T S FU N D S
life se rv ic e a n d th e s ta te d e p a r t­
- " T h irty -th r e e O regon
t.
w ill p a rtic ip a te in th e »30 000_ of m en
S h e rm a n • c o u n ty s
s h a re
is
s ta te m o n e y , a llo cated fo r p re d
$321 00 -»
a to r y a n im a l c o n tro l in th e y
e n d in g n e x t J u n e 30.
T o o b ta in th e s e fu n d s, w h ic h
ra n g e from $229 in Hood R iv e r
c o u n ty to $2980 in D ouglas c o u n ­
ty , c o u n tie s m u s t m a tc h th e s ta te
m onies.
T h e a p p ro p ria tio n is in connec-
tio n w ith th e p re d a to ry a n im al
n » i
p ro g ra m c o n d u c te d p o ln tly by th e
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F R ID A Y , A U G U ST 30, 1957
H o w ard G a rla n d A-2C left F r i ­
d ay fo r F o rb e s a ir fo rce b ase in
T o p ek a, K a n sa s a f te r sp e n d in g a
20-day leave h e re w ith h is p a re n ts
A ir an d M rs. L en G a rla n d .
' Mr an d M rs. G erald B lag g
.
w e n t tQ HUlg.
n d a t t e n d e d th e w ed-
, M ' ss 1>orrine K lev e a n d
» Hodtfes in th e St. M a tth e w ’s
C ath o lic c ,____
h u rc land
h in H illsb o ro S at-
uFday',' r e tu m l n g U h a t e v en in g .
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Instrument Adaptability
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Comes in easy to-mstall panels 4 z
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Zfow you
ance questions to this office, w e’ll
try to give yon the correct ans­
wers and there w ill l»e no charge
er obligation of any kind.
P erfection
in 'tery service
nt reasonable cost
y t FtTTltVS:
W ill the “OatoK
pnrt of Rewblence and
Outside
T h e ft Inaurane*» cover n theft
from the btanlneo» prem iara of an
InM ired p e rso n ?
ANSW ER:
No,
the
huNlaem
premJ»e* mn»t lie protected by
u d ifferen t kind of T h e ft Insur­
ance.
Prank Ketter Agency
I k 44í
Funeral Service
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Directors
Phone
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Graes Valley, O ie.
5’m amaze J that our e.ecu icily cosls
us an average of oitiy 45$ a day’: '
AROUND
THE WORLD.'
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,7ilh six in our family, my electric appliances are in almo»»
constant use. I am really surprised to learn how economical
T im es have changed since
gas bags floated th ro u g h the
blue. But travel is still high
adventure and p art of the fun of
life. D o you have a dream trip ?
M ake it come tru e w ith regular
savings at U. S. N a tio n a l.
electricity is. I honestly feel it is one of today’s most (eason-
ably-priced necessities.”
You'll be amazed, too, when you count up »11 the jobs
electricity does in your home and figure how little it costs you
per day. Like Mrs. Spencer, who lives in Albany, Oregon,
homemakers throughout Pacific Powerland are making gen­
erous use of PP&L electric service because it does so much
and costs so littleJ
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• Are you malting full use of PP&L’s low-cost electric
service for better living? Shop for4he newest in roddern,
work-saving electric helpers at your appliance dealer s today.
Sare with U. SJ
THE DALLES BRANCH
The U e tte J Steles N e C o n e l BenU e l P e rtie n à Mamie-
... says Mrs. C. 0. Spencer, Jr., a Pacific Power customer
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H e re ’s a list of the electric a p p lia n c e s th a t
h e lp Mrs. S p en cer a n d her fam ily o f six
i/ve b e tte r e le c tric a lly fo r just 45< a d a y :
Range
¡55 Wafer Heater
Washer .
¡Xj Freeter .
5 { Dryer
55 Toaster
55 Refrigerator
55 Woffle Iron
55 Television
Yacuum Cleaner
55 Coffee Maker
55 Floor Polisher
¡X Power TeAle
55 Mixer
pC *ron
55 Lighting
55 Fry Pan
f t Radio
How m any of those o pplia
w o rk fo r you in your homo?
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