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T PAG E 3 SH E R M A N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ÇRIDAY, NOVEM BER 29, 1937 sented by the Blue and Oold sing ers at Eastern Oregon college Dec ember 12. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskin- son drove to Portland Thanksgiv ing day to have dinner with her sister, Miss Doris Amidon. Students are home for the holi days this weekend coming from Eugene, Corvallis, Portland and Klamath Falls to put their feet under the family table and dine on mother’s cooking. Tom »Alley underwent a long operation at Providence hospital in Portland for removal of part of the colon and from reports is get- ing along fairly well. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alley are there with him. Marvin Miller was a gugst at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Bucholtz Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnum celebrated their 32nd wedding an niversary Monday with a dinner for friends. Moro Personals Mrs. Gwen Matteson and Mrs. John E. DeMoss were hostesses at the home of the latter for a pink and blue shower in honor of Mrs. Jim Taylor November 18. Mr. and Mrs. John Parker cele brated their 36th wedding anni versary Sunday. ' They took a drive and ha<A dinner ip The Dal les. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock are spending Thanksgiving day in Oregofl City among the guests of her sister,^Mrs- Walter Koch and family. A group of neighbors called on Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran Friday evening and surprised them in their new home. After an evening of pinochle and bridge, hostesses Mrs. Alfred Kock, Mrs. Henry Barnum and Mrs. Giles French served ice cream, cake and coffee. MORO COMMUNITY Besides the hostesses were Mr. PR E SB Y T E R IA N CHURCH and Mrs. Ralph Busse, Mr. and 9:45 Church School Mrs. Gian Virtue, Vicki and Kar There is a Bible class for you. en, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Russell Belshee, superintendent Gilder, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bar 11:00 Morning Worship num, Mrs. Havie Brisbin^, Mrs. Sermon theme: “The Advent Anna Moore, Mr. and Mrs.' Her Message”. man Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Al- 5:30 Westminster Fellowship at sup, Henry Barnum, Alfred Kock the church. and Giles French. 8:00 Adults studying for chun^j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Striker left membership to meet at the recently for Phoenix, Arizona to Mianse. spent all winter. “Enter his gates with thanks giving, and his courts with Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss praise.” send word that they have moved Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor to The Oasis Trailer Park at .600 West Thomas Road, Scottsddle, Arizona, where Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hennagin also live. They are all fine. The Camera club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Parker Monday evening, Decem ber 2 at eight o’clock. Bring ex amples of pictures taken by Hash _or just come to enjoy the pic tures of others. James B. Roberson, Ensign, Ul S. N., received his discharge from active duty at Pensacola, Flor Ida, PLAN November 15. He arrived home YOUR Saturday, driving by way of San Antonia, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. SEASONS He plans to return to Pacific Uni PRODUCTION FINANCING versity, school of optometry, in THROUGH YOUR LOCAL January for advanced work in visual training, the field of optom PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N. etry in which he plans on special izing. He received his doctor of L o a n « are made to c a r r y optometry degree last January. through the entire production period. You p ay hack the loan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyphers and only after you market crop« or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnet were liveitock . . , and interest on among those going down to Eu each dollar only for the exact gene Saturday for the OSC- Ore number of day« you med iL gon football game. OWNED AND OPERATED BY ANO _ A letter from Mr. and Mrs. A. FOR FARMERS ANO RANCHERS Doutna from Rome where they were seeing the historic and re ligious sights say that they will be in Europe until December 7 before starting home. They have 'C r t M • • n—r been driving their daughter’s car m a ilto i or ph on » and getting around over a good deal of the country about which they will have many stories to Mid-Columbia Production tell. Wily Knlghten jr. is*a member Credit Association of the cast of the opera to be pre- Ruius Personals Mrs. George r.l V.'i 1 Me ler an 1 Su san Larimore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace and children and Mr. and Mrs. Grdnt T inker are spending the holiday weekend at the home of Mr. and Mt»- Faulk in Bremerton. A weekend houseguest at the home pf Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wal lace was Mrs. Wallace's sister, Mrs. Ron Williams of Portland. A group of friends and relatives were invited to celebrate the bir thday of Glenn Wallace Tuesday night. Gathering down town the group went together to the home to surprise him. Present besides immediate family were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Krusow, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wal lace and families. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace, Jack, Dave, Jim and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wallace all went to The Dalles Friday night to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Char lie Decker. Business visitors in Portland Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace. The Mid-Columbia sub-district of Methodist Youth Fellowship had a youth rally in the Wasco church with 100 young people and adults attending. The meeting be- gan at 3:00 by” p. reereallon m. with registration followed L d .In ,. State Abandons F ox Several visitors were present when the Rufus Grange met Thur sday night...Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Seaside enjoyed the ham dinner .which was served preceding the meeting. ..The lec- tu rers program started at 8 p. m. with a reading: First Thanks- giving” by Mrs Joe Morris. A tab- leau of “Thanksgiving" with Mrs. Sam Brock, Mrs. Bert Swigart and Keith Morris taking part. Mrs. Sadie Rich and Mrs. Atlee Wilson sang, “Bringing in the Sheaves”, accompanied by Mrs. George Fox at the piano during the tableau, Ontario Game Farm Well, the Ontario game farm is a thing of the past and will no longer be in production rearing --- hirds for the ,nm t. U « month the game £ * this pheasant com m » »mn«fprred all rear.ng are» and operations to iston establtalunen • The commlsflon had been con- sidering such a move o • time. Facilities at the farm 1 < depreciated to a point w r would require complete reP ment for efficient operation so, setting hens, used in the old pro- George Lindsay, editor of The auction methods, were becoming Dalles Optimist, gave a talk on increasingly difficult to obtain, the “Farm and City" which dealt cost of modernizing was with his own experiences as a boy too great, it was decided to oen- upon a farm in the east. Master tralize an eastern Oregon bird pro- Harland McDonald presented a auction at Hermiston' which al- gift to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harri- ready contained up-to-date pro- son in appreciation for their work duct|on ftpiitttes. Actually, a pdr- "H e w m any rimes «lees th e light heve te change b e fe re you g a t" on the County fair booth? There ||on of ,he fann no longer needed was a “('losing Prayer’« by several fQr blfd rearlng was sold as early Oregon Stauy Grange deputy people taking part. 1956 The final sa|e followed Wasco News school. ' '* '4 Harland McDonald called the thls year.g pheasant rearing, By Dori« N labet The West Wind Riders spent grange to order after the program. Ontario'farm w’as construc- Sunday at the old Klondike store Rolland Johnson displayed weeds 1937 and liegan production The Wasco Methodist church in a frame, and told what each in 1938. Up to 1957, the farm pro- will be open for personal or fam building cleaning and geftitag it ... .. r one was. He also spoke of the duced a grand total of 289,992 ¡ ' ¿ T . i . . « ready » to make i c into h a clubhouse they harm being done by field mice In pheasants and 1,121 chukar part the hours of 2 to 10 p. m enjoyed a potluck dinner at the ing. and a banquet prepared and the Madras area. Mrs. McDonald, home of Mr. and Mrs. George serve by a committee of women chairman,of the Home Ec club re ridge. 'Yearly average production Thanksgiving day. Fellow- Tha Methodist Youth ported the club served the dinner was 12.099 pheasants. Weedman. Present were the Tom headed by Mrs. Marvin Thomas. for Sherman High football ban Ontario served primarily east ship is making plans for, the Moores and Barbara, the Vern The dinner was followed by enter- quet at Moro Wednesday night. ern Oregon counties, first in com ChristWas festival to be held in fimiths, Al Dormeierq and child- tainment provided by the nine The club bought all the food and bination with the Pendleton farm the church, at which all the youth ren, John Ifellogs and Jack, the churches of the subdistrict, In- still realized , a nice profit. 'The _no longer in existence—and lat of the churches of the county are Leo Watkins’ and Donnie, Mr. eluding a quartet from Wasco in county deputy suggests the mem er with the modern Hermiston Invited to participate, Sunday and Mrs. George Potter and Mr. which were Lyn Rathbun, Jean- bers study the names of people plant. During 1955 and 1956 all December 15, from 5:30 to 7:30. and Mrs. Lee Wilson dropped in nette Belshee, Everett Royse and running for state offices as this of the pheasants released in east during the afternoon. Richard Bruner, acompanied by The Wasco Methodist church is ern Oregon pnd most of those re- comes up for a vote at the next Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Barbara Fridley at the piano. In leased in 1954 and’ 1957 were pro- preparing services keeping in meeting in December. Installa Mrs. Clyde Fridley were Mr. the evening the theme entitled mind the beginning of the Advent an<i tion of officers will take place du.ed at Ontlifio. and Mrs. Dewey Thomas and fam “The United Nations and Our Open field rearing was used season. Everyone is urged to ev some time in December. ily. Thanksgiving", was presented by Mrs. Bert Swigart left via train throughout. Setting hens were tend the church of his choice, Mrs. Jerry Barnett was called a dramatic worship service pre- Jannl? McIntyre was home for to Illinois by Saturday evening for a two week used to incubate the eggs. Upon tba illness of her pared and written by the sub-dis ______________ ______ and rel- hatching, the young chicks and the Thanksgiving holiday from mother.’ vacation with her . parents trict youth officers. ’The worship and atives in Montana. Her parents 'the brooder hens were moved to the University of Portland, Weekend hunting guest* at the center consisted of (he altar with will celebrate their golden wed- outside ..................... . . ----- field hutches. ’ — Brooder . brought with her the two sons of ding anniversary during the time hens were held enclosed In the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams to Fred Dormaler ranch were Mr. cross and candles in the forefront and Mr>- Charlie McPhail of Ta- with small flags of all nations in a she is there. hutches while the young chicks stay until - y. coma. Wash., Frank Lamborn of stand*beaide a globe of the wbrld The Rufus area is getting good were allowed to roam free with The C a ~ » / ^ p , ^ k wltS Por“ a"d' Mr and Mrs Joe Janek and above the worship cen£r a reception on television this fall. ready ingress and egress from the home o • winning high and 8Ona 1181 and Courtney, Joe color slide of the United Nations Since Chet Stewart, television hutch. After a couple of weeks Mfs- Gordon H arp«jvlnning g miI|> Dr Hyde hall ghown technician . finished working on when brooding was no longer re- and Mrs. Rena Sheppard low. LMll«» channel 8, it is one of the better qulred, the young pheasants were Three tables <>* ^ d** " Mr. and Mrs. Mel Peterson of pictures now. Chet has buried the captured and held in rearing play when the T,“ *c^ 8 ® Seattle were Thanksgiving week cable coming down from the tower pens until time for release. the home of I - theWend 8ue8t» at the home of Mrs. on the hill, so there won’t be as Under su.h a production me- Rufus. Mrs. L. E. Dehler won lhe,3 jiar|£v £>utton h °V™ thod great losses occurred each high prize, Mrs. Paul Patrick sec -v utton‘ head c a b ^ Chet said birds were * primary concern was the ond high and Mrs. Sam Brock low, , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Engberg £ Z T M ^ a n d M r s " J n T rS £ « try d isease factor which was The group also enjoyed movies of and Mr and Mrs. L l /p u n k went the line. Mr. and M r. I^onard poultry disease factor which •»»>. ™V J “ l.°n i i r" ± l* ,''u.n.k w,n( i ^ " » e.ndMMr*'indMM r., W.n^ r coolant „roggle ,o comb... M r, FleW . trip ,o the Hawaiian «, „ s * Jordan PituM-iallv when the voung dhlcks Islands. lives, Mrs. Bert Kane and Henry Morris were e were In the brooding stage. Often Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rqyse, ( ar- Happold, who are both In the hos- have television installed. w men and Everett and Mrs. J. F. pit«i. It has warmed up considerably entire clutches were wiped out The Thursday night bridge club this weekend, and on Monday It by contact with the Infected Royse spent Thanksgiving In Portland at the home of the O. J. met at the home of Mrs. Ira Frld- looked as If 4t might rain In the brooder hen. ley with Mrs. Henry Rlchelderfer near future. ~ • The Hermiston farm, now pro- Royse family. Mr and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg aa kuest and winning high prize, The Rufus home extension met ducing chukar partridge and quail Gerald Nlabel won tow. Thursday wiQi Mrs. Don Macanb. will be In full pheasant produc- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fridley spent The group held Its meeting the'”!Ion next year. Some 12 to 15 thou- and \ | rg> p. Haven, first thing with President Mrs. sand will he reared annually to yjrg p m . Johnson, Oregon the weekend In Portland. Frank Reid in charge. There’s a be released lln all eastern Oregon Slate Grange lecturer spoke at a Enjoylruj Thankseivlmr dinner Christmas party planned for next counties. There will be no redue- grange meeting in Klamath Falls at ,he h o o f Mr “ d Mr« i I whihc meeting at 2 p. m. at the Joe Mor- tion in the number of pheasants Friday night, which will conclude FunR werp Mr and Mro .4-is home at the regular meeting released In eastern Oregon as a a series of meetings Including Funk were Mr. and Mrs. I^ee Ev erett, from Bend. Mr. and Mrs. THANKS TO NEWEST 4th & Court Streets date in December. The year books result of the Ontario game farm Tillamook, Grant, Deschutes, John.Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl were filled out as much as the Wpshlngtcnj, Morrow, and Kem- sale. All counties will reoeive ap First Federal Savings & dates were known at this time. TBEAO DESIGN Everett, Mrs. Ch«s. Everett, Andy proximately the same allocations ath counties. Engberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Har- I Loan Building The hostess served dessert of as previously. Among the college »tudents oki Eniiie'r'g'and Kaye, pumpkin pie with whipped cream ......... All incubation and brooding at home for Thanksgiving holidays Phone CY 6-2468 Kathleen Welk celebrated her and coffee for the noon lunch. Hermiston is by mechanical me are Norman Fridl?y from Lin sixth birthday Saturday at a party Mrs. Sammy Tsubota and Mrs. The Dalles, Oregon thods In a modern efficient fac field, Milton Fridley from OT1, given by her mother, Mrs. Clem Will Huck told of what they did Carmen Royse, Phyllis Watkins, Welk, with Rhe following kinder at the workshop on Christmas de ility. and Betty Haven from the Uni garten friends and their mothers corations. Then the group under versity of Oregon. Mrs. Clare Wold and Kathleen. there. the leaders made Christmas trees Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Johnson Mrs. Walter lax-kman and Debby Mrs. Frank Reid and sons, Da from teasel weed and other dec spent the holidays at Aloha with orations from pine cones, Juni vid and Doug, spent the week Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson. Mrs. Robert Nlsbet and Elaine^ 6 Month To Pay per and fir boughs. Mrs. Kenneth end visiting relatives at Cascade While there they will attend the Pinkn^T PeTreon. Terry° Kay ‘^ nd Spagle demonstrated how so Locks and Portland. Dr Reid was I will not be undersold many decorations could be made out trying hjs luek,gt elk hunting, — ....................... ... ..................^Shannon, Debby VanGllder, Cher- with only a minimum of effort Several froirf Ttufus are out try- Snow Caps from I 15.70 and material. She‘displayed tur- Ing their lu'ek elk hunting but this We Sell •A»-***“ ■ .1*» keys she made from pine cones writer hasn’t heard of anyone 18.89 from New Tires Dr. Frank D. Reid Schwinn Bicycles and trimmings. bagging an elk. D eatbt 3.00 from Used Tires and parts Mrs. Will Huck went to The Mr. and Mrs. Don Macnab were Muro Hutel Bldf. JO 5-33« 1 Dalles Saturday to help the Gold 'business visitors in Portland Mon- Nam e Brand Perm anent Koro Lumber & Fuel Oo. OFFICB DAYS Star Mothers put on a dinner (|ay. t, A nti F reese from S S.1S PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Acetylene & Oxygen Tanks FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Moro Lumber & Fuel Co. 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