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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1957)
W W îW W P irçnœ wn.e^ipnrs m PW!.I ^RUIJIMMW'fUl r ,- ^ x »» PA G E 3 SHERM AN COUNTY JO U R NA L, MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y , NOVEM BER I, 1M7 and Qualifications for canning Mrs. Bert Swigart. A pianj t t' .h r?c'n t the 'ourt- Fred Medler left for his home fruit for the grange canning con “When Mother Nature Sings Her house in .uoio <*<iu in Portland Tuesday accompanied test. .\frx. Joe Morris will see if Lullaby” by Robert Byrd. A game, problems expected with the com by his sister, Mrs. E. E. Barnum a heated place can lw* obtained "The Paper Plate Race” by Mr. ing of the Joh& Day dam. The Mr. and Mrs. Free Crews of who will spend a few days in the for a rummage sale this fa.ll. Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. I^eo Watkins, Bert group plans a Halloween party Cannon Reach write to say they valley visiting relatives. Harland McDonald said the H.E. Swigart, Mrs. Arthur Means, and this Thursday night at 6:30 p. m. are both fine and are leaving for E. E. Barnum left Tuesday club did well financially on their George Fox, with Mrs. l^eo Wat with prizes for the children in for Bend to spend some time with Messa, Arizona soon. • eats btxnh at the Sherman county kins getting the prize. A reading, costume. On the entertainment Dayanne Sayrs of Moro was re his son, Cleo Barnum and family. fair. O. tober 29 the club will put “ When You Know A Fellow” by committee are Mrs. Morris Bur cently appointed to the staff of Mrs. Margarette Chrsltianson on the banquet in Wasco, for the Mrs. Will Huck. a vocal solo nett, Mrs. Frank Reid and Mrs. the 1958 Voyageur, Lewis & Clark spent the weekend in Portland * Rebekah convention. The Novem “Shine on Harvest Moon" by Mrs. Herbert Pfaff. On the food com college yearbook. She will work with her sister Mrs. Lillian Mon ber meeting will tie at the home I ah » Watkiins accompanied on the mittee are Mrs. Harvey Hansen, on the “ activities” section of the tague, returning to The Dalles for of Mrs. Harland McDonald with piano by Mr«.) Robert Byrd. Mrs. Mrs. (ioh Morris and Mrs. Robert book. A sophomore elementary Teachers Institue of Monday and election of officers that-day. Mrs. Rolland Johnson read “ The Terri Byrd. On the clean-up committee education major, she is the dau Tuesday. Rebert Byrd won the drawing. ble Ghost” and was assisted by are Morris Burnett, Bill Huck, ghter of Mr. and Mrs.. Lamer Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eaton of Miss Martha Hoover who is a w kryon e present. William Neu Bill Macnab and Otto Peterson. Pendleton came Sunday for din Sayrs, Moro. high school teacher at lrrigan man recited “ Wtoen It’s No Crime The entertainment committee is to Funeral services for Mrs. Chris ner with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur spent the weekend as houseguest to Kiss the Cook” . The program see if a film on Halloween can be tine Catherine Kotdt, 93, w'cre Johnson and to attend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jordan. ended with Mrs. W all Bruckert obtained. The 4-H children want held in Gresham Weodnesday. of Mrs. Iva J. Kee at Grass Valley Miss Hoover, at orifc time was showing slides of pictures they to have cooking and sewing twice She was the mother of Alfred in the afternoon. principal of the Rufus school. took on their trip to Hawaii last a month after school. A group of Kock, of Moro, George, Eureka. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock were Several from Rufus along with spring. Mrs. Bruckert lectured on adults with Mrs. Don Macnab in Calif., John of Cooks, Wash., In Portland the first of the week others in J he county have felt the highlights making the 'trip charge organized teachers Thurs Walter, Sandy, Mrs. W. E. Ran- following word of the death of his sound very interesting. Mrs. Trace day afternoon to teach 4-H. the urge to go elk hunting. now of Boring, many grandchild mother. They Attended the funeral The next PTA meeting is Nov The new farm home of Mr. and Fields and Mrs. Basil Baines ren and great grandchildren. She which was held In Gresham Wed Mrs. Stuart Macnab is coming were on the same trip so that ember 4 with Mrs. Otto Peterson had visited here on many occa nesday. along very well. The Macnabs are made traveling more enjoyable for and Mrs. George Fox on the re Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma »pent sions. , freshment committee. Ijtst year’s living in The Dalles during the all of th£m. Wendell Balsiger went to Pen the first of the week in Portland. The Rufus PTA gVoup met officers Mrs. Robert Byrd. Mrs. construction and expect to move dleton Tuesday to take the plane Kay Kirkelie and Kay Shoemaker hack alxiut December ,1 when the Thursday evening at the school Bob Morris and Mrs. Leland Med for Nanvpa, Idaho to start a series tended store in their absence. cafeteria. Mrs. Robert Byrd, pre ler served refreshments of cookies house Ls scheduled to be done. of meetings as president of the At the Auxiliary meeting held The past masters and wives of sident-elect opened the business and coffee at the end of the meet grain dealers of the northwest. In the legio n hall last Thursday the Tri-County club. Hood River, meeting, then sent In her resigna ing. He will follow with a meeting at afternoon the president, Mrs. Educational T V Rufus Personals Wasco and Sherman counties, met tion as did Bob Morris, vicepresl- It’s still a frost free fall in Idaho Falls and at Great Falls, Mollie McLachlan, assisted by Saturday evening at th? Rufus dent. Mrs. Sammy Esuhota was Rufus. A few showers of rain fell Montana before returning home Mrs. Alice Conlee, musician and Mr». George Fox S tart* A t College grange hall. A lovely pot luck din elect«! to be the new president hut the air has been warm so ar. for a few days before going on Mrs. E. C. Goodenberger, offering -r ' . % _.... . ner was served by the Rufus and Otto Peterson the new vk e Bill Godier ls making his home another speaking tour. the prayers, the charter was A chemistry class In the corner The Home Ec club of Rufus grange women. The white cloth president. Twenty six people were with Mr?anil Mrs. I^eonard Cotton There will be a Camera club draped in honor of three depart meeting November 4 at the home ed members, Mrs. Jennie Foss, room o f th<t Oregon State college grange met Thursday afternoon covered tables were centered with out to greet the Rufus teachers at the John Day rlveh during this Halloween decora Jack Lloyd, principal, teaches the school year. of Mrs. B. H. Roberson at 8:00 Mrs. Jennie Martin and Mrs. coliseum will draw more “ view at them farm home of Mrs. Grace fall flowers. ers” next week than any of the Medler with Mrs. Sam Brock as tions were used on the walls. 7th and 8th grades an d 'h as 13 p. m. Camera fans invited. Maude Lawrence, follow ing oth A few men are moving into Mrs. Estella Eddy of Portland er minor business details, refresh championship basketball games co-hostfess. William Neuman called the bu students, Herbert Pfaff teaches Rufus to begin work drilling for ever staged in the giant 11,000 5th and 6th and has 9 students, remained in Moro the first of the ments of salad and coffee were The Pomona chairman Of this siness meeting to order. Mrs. Fro- Mrs. Sarah Glannonattl teaches the John Day dam. The Diamond seat structure. week following the funeral of her oarved. ma Gibbons is secretary. The pre Drilling Contractors Nichols and county, Mrs Walt Bruckert, pre The class will be part of an ex the 3rd and 4th grades and has 12 mother, Mrs. Iva J. Kee, to take Mrs. George Benson of Moro sided at the coffee and tea urns sident appointed Arthur Means on students and Mrs. Herbert Pfaff Thompson Core Drilling Co. Inc., periment in educational televi care of her mother’s household was dilsmissed from The Dalles from Boise, Idaho are the ones In when the hostesses served the the legislative and Mrs. Ray goods and personal effects left in hospital last Thursday following sion. The audience will be watch dessert luncheon consisting of an Hughes on the entertainment teaches the l. t end 2nd grades charge. lng from four different college and has 12 students. her home here. committees. The January ir>?eting major surgery in the removal of campuses and from hojnes extend gel cake, ice cream, coffee and tea. is tentatively set at Rockford Mike Mulick was one of a party jier gall bladder The Rufus PTA voted to .,uy a The business meeting was con ing from Cottage Grove to above of men, mostly from The Dalles, ping pong table for the use of Grange at Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Woods D r. F ra n k D. Reid ducted by Mrs. Joe Morris, vice- who w entjip into. Wallowa county and small daughter are living in Salem. The program was under the di- the children in school. Jack Lloyd chairman. Rol call was on an idea Dentist on an -elk” hunting trip with re Moro at the hotel while he is do Chemistry will be only one of for fall bulbs. Mrs. Atlee Wilson rcctinn of Mrs. Atlee Wilson. The is to order it. Don Macnab and ported good success. Muro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3M1 ing some work for the state tax three classes presented this fall reported the tablespoons for the group sang “Twilight is Stealing” Iceland Medler are to see about commission in this area. OFFICE DAYH term over KOAC-TV, ChanneF 7, grange kitchen were purchased. with Mrs. George Fox at the pi cement for the Tcdeball Court. We have Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henkle left by the state system of higher ed The dessert trays haven’t been ano. A reading “ It’s October” by Dr. Reid said the Sherman Coun- TVKHDAY A WEDNESDAY All Tpyes and Models of Thursday for Pasadena, California ucation. A course in U. S. history bought yet. 8IEGLER OIL HEATER8 to spend the winter in the sun and one in school and American and visit her daughter, Mrs. life will originate on the Univer The ones attending had a nice Moro Lumber A Fuel Co. James Warnock and family and sity of Oregon campus .this fall. time at the picnic held in The other relatives in California. Moro, Oregon The telecourses will begin Octo Dalles an.; they also visited The Dalles museum. Mrs. Walter Bru ber 7. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ckert explain?d some of the rules The announcement of the en % Taking the courses will be stu gagement of Marilynn Jean Olsen, dents at OGC, U. of 0 < Oregon DR. DONALD E. ( ARPENTER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Education at Monmouth a n d N. Olsen of ^loro, Oregon, Io Mr. Willamette university, which ask A N N O U N C E S Fred A. Anderson, son of Mr. ed to be included In the state sys W lN D O W lf tT E R IA L S Arvld Anderson of Wfcsco, Ore tem experiment since it la within The Opening of His Office gon, has been made. vi the receiving area for^ the tele- * FOR the Practice of Mr. Anderson is a graduate of caste. GENERAL DKN18TRY Willamette University. Student attitude toward the TV The wedding date has not been class spiring term was “generally ROOM 208 set. favorable,” according to Dr. Wen United States National dell Slabaugh, course Instructor. CAKI> OK THANK3 Bank Building I want to extend my sincere Some students said the TV cam T H E D A L L ES, OREGON- thanks to the friends who sent eras let them see the chemistry H oirs: 8 to a:3O CY o-zani me cards and flowers while I demonstrations “closer up”, than MON. THRU SAT. was inc the hospital recently and regular lectures. to give a word of appreciation for the visits. 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