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1 PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL«, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7. IM 7 _ H MORO COMMUNITY I*KRHRYTER1AN CHURCH Moro Personals Mr. and M bs . Hollis Bull came up from Portland Wednesday af- ternoon to spend the long * 5 ^ They end w ith his parents brought their son Jackie along and son Tom is In the nary and busy w ith electronics. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunting made a brief call In Moro last Thursday night. He was born near Moro in the latter years of the past century and is now district highway engineer for the W ash ington highway departm ent. He la a cousin of Giles French. Mr. and S irs. Theodore Johnston drove to Portland this week and went aboard the Swedish freighter Venexuela for a trip through the Panama Canal to New Orleans. ITjgy will spen<t*the w inter be- fore coming by Detroit to pick up a new car. , Hay Kelso and family were in Portland o v e r-th e Thanksgiving holiday which they spent w ith friends t?ere. Mr. and Mrs. Giles French went to Portland Sunday returning Monday evening. While there he talk ed to the F q rta OKI n ^ 'h ' a m t> e r of Commerce o n 'fh e Monday forum program. Mrs. Maggie Barnum accompanied them and spent the time visiting her son Orville Bar num and family. Guests of Mrs. Leta Eslinger at the Moro Hotel for Thanksgiving were her sons and their families, Mrs. Marcus Eslinger, Alice, Rosa- lee and Leta Ann of Harrison, Idaho, W ren Hogue of Ft. Klam ath, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eakin of The Dalles and Mrs. Sally W right of Wasco. . Mrs. Edna Jewell of the Moro Hotel spent Thanksgiving visiting her children in Spokane, Wn. The H arry Pinkertons were hosts at their farm T ? home nOinT h for ^L « a r (.m l y Thanksgiving gathering Coming from Portland were the Jarv is Black’s and children and from Bellevue, W ashington came the Victor Malen’s and family. Both families remained for the week end. Jack Noonan went to the ____.. hospi- tai Jn _ T h e Dalles last week, thereby missing Thanksgiving dinner, and remained for several days with a case of the flu that resteted treatm ent. f ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balslger 9:15 Church SchooT There is a Bible class for you. Russell Belshee, superintendent 11:00 Morning W orship ___ ____ 5:30 W estm inster Fellowship at ch urch. There Will be an organ and piano duet as special Christmas music for the next three Sundays at the Moro Community Presby- ler:|an church E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor . talk on the budgets and the nc»v school latazo laws and and Hrttaz how th(‘V Will apply to this area. After the meeting Mrs. Don Macnab and Mrs. H erbert Pfaff served cake with whipped crearti and cof'?e for refreshm ents whll« visiting was done by those pre sent. ', .■» c í 'H swa I T h e second meeting*of the Busy ■Cookers wa-» Wednesday, October 29. There were 17 members pre sent when Onalee Miller, presi dent. opened the meeting. A Mrs. Will Huck, the teacher of Busy Meals, suggested for roll call that they tell of one of the things they maree and how It turned out. Kar en Macnab made a demonstration of how to make potato soup which turned out very well. Mrs. Sam my Tsubota showed the children of Mealtime Fun how to measure. The meetings closed at 5 p. m. and the next one Will be December IK. 4 U P liik N p W t ‘» • I l V IIU J I l C W l By Mary Ann Thompaoa Our cooking club met at the Moro grade school November 25. We elected officers as follows: Marsha Martin, president; Nlckl Bethke, secretary; Judy Ferrel, p a tty Thompson, song leader?; Judy Kelso, Judy Dunlap, Nancy Conlee, yell leaders; Mary Ann Thompson, new"reporter. Our Uaders are Ann Miller anj Mrs F e rre i We w m meel eve^y second and Monday of each mdlith. ___________ HANDY GIRLS SEWING CLUB Ry Diana Henricfes A meeting of the Handy Girls sew ing club was held December 2. The meeting was called to order by the president and the m inutes were read and approved. The county extension agent, Miss Carol Armstrong. gave a very helpful dem onstration to the Mrs. Claude Blubaugh was in The Dalles on business Tuesday and Saturday of last week. Delivery of three of the largest rear steering cabs, was needed to one of three 13-foot-dlameter pen- transform ers in the Pacific Pow- transport the 92 Mi -ton units, each stock tunnels which will drop er & Light system to the site of rated at 87,000 kilovolt amperes w ater from reservoir behind the company's 250,000-kilowatt capacity. Boom of towering crane, world's highest earthfill dam to Swift hydroelectric project power- placing steel beams for power- the huge turbine generators In the house m arks another milestone in house walls, will lift the 16-foot powerhouse Power will begin the progress of the big develop- high transform ers into position, flowing to customers late next ment. Specially-built 34-who?led Steel cylinder projecting from year. truck-trailer, with both front and mountain, to left of crane-legs, is ____ _____________________________ _______ __________ ____________________________________________ Mr. antk Mrs John Robinson at the Shamrock club In The were Sunday dinner guests of the Dalles. Rufus Personals Thanksgiving dinner guests at G. A. Sargents. Refreshm ents were served. Mr. and Airs Sam Brock and the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. M rs . G eorge Pox 1 Dehler were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock’ and Alusp and children of Moro. Patty children spent Thanksgiving In The regular meeting of the Ru Wasco News » and Lorrle Alsup stayed until Portland at the home of Mrs. J. G. fus PTA was held December 2 Medler and family. They also vis with the president Mrs. Sammy Sunday. B y D o r i. N ls b e t Mr and Mrs. Albert Dormaler ited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. H unt in Tsubota in charge. Harper entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salem, returning home Sunday. A letter of resignation as vice M r and Mrs. Gordon ____ Rev. and Mrs. Charles Neville president was accepted from Otto spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. Dormaler and Freddie, Mr. and and Mrg cUffor(j W alker In The Mrs. James Clifton and Danny and and children of Corvallis and Mrs. Peterson due to his working hours. Dalles. Ann Halvorson on Thanksgiving. F. A. Neville of Portland were hoi- A unanimous ballot was c ist for The MeBlttma Fun 4-H clgb m«t id ly 'g u ilts 'a t 'the home of Mr. Mrs. Herbert Pfaff to se\ve as Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown < Sally Fields) were home for the November 21 «t the home of Its and Mrs. G. A. Sargent Friday Mr. vice president. '» W " „ K l a m a t h leader, Mr,. Lee J Pearson w ith and Mra. H arry Van Gilder were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blubaugh were Mr. and Mr6. Donald Strand of Ar lington, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Barker of Green l^eaf, Oregon, Mrs. Rose Barker from POodfesa, Oregon and Mrs. Whited from California. Mr. Blubaugh works for the state highway departm ent at Rufus. Mr. and Mrs. Kan Hollinger left for Portland Wednesday night to spend their Thanksgiving vaca tion with relative« on both skies of their famllly» ’ A good rain, fell here over the weekeftd making the country roads sloppy going Sunday. Fojj ha« moved In with the warmer w eather after the rain. Goose and duck hunters have been out In profusion but not too many were sucessful. However, the ones that were bagged are good eating, it is reported. Mr. and Mra. Dolph Baker and daughter Jane were guests for Thanksgiving d |n n ^ with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Baskett SHSsrrard of Willow Creek. Jerry Miller accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross and dau ghter Jean to Portland for Thanks giving dinner w ith relatives. four members present. Mrs. Clar- invited also to a birthday dinner There was a general discussion Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John ence Spencer, assistant, was un- in honor of Mrs Charles Neville. on ways to ral«e money to buy In a reoent lettdr to Mrs. G. A. volley ball suits for the girls In Foss and family Thanksgiving able to be there because of illness. were Mrs. Gwen Matteson and Karen Brock dropped from the Sargent, Miss Cora Driscoll re grade school. Suggestions were ports that ’ she is teaching the for a dance, a food sale, or a silent son, John, of Moro. club uncer doctor’s orders. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields Weekend at th<? ^ e d third grade In a large school at auction. It was decided to order the suits now and decide at the \^ n and son® attended the Oregon- Dormaler ranch were H arry Dia- Centralia, Rebekah lodge met recently for January meeting just what is the Ore» ° n St^ t e .*am® J? EuK*ne re- ond d H arry Jr. of Van- election of officers: Grace Medler, best way to raise the money to Mr. and Mra. George Fox Jr. of 8 couver. noble grand; Juanita I/>ng, vice- pay for them. W. C. Patterson there. Corvallis spent from Friday to Mr. and Mrs. D. McConaughy of gran(j- Jean Winegar, secretary; Dinner guests a t the Trace Sunday visiting the senior George Jack Lloyd, principal, announ ___________ Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde FVld- Brock, treasurer. Grace Med- Fields home In n Rufus were 'M r.^ ™ Mrs* Thanksglv- ’b ^ lrd Mra ^R obert* Nisbet le r a rxrviO 8 a le Haine8 wen? In ced that • the Christm as program Fox’s. Mr. and Mrs. John Mathieson will consist of carols and readings of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nisnet charge refreshments, accompanied by their daughter In Fields and son« and Mr. and Mrs. and family on Thanksgiving. and Dad Hydom went to Hinkle with a Santa to be held on the law left Thursday morning for Basil Bains of Portland Holidav weexenu guests of Mr. -Mrs. Bertha Moon has moved to night of December 20 at 7:30 p. m to have Thanksgiving dinner with Pendleton to attend the wheat Mr and Mrs. Howell and Mrs Guv AUHITWS Andrews were The Dalles, where she her Aj| members of the PTA are to their children M r and Mrs. Harry WCIC the lilt daughter, ______ /-.U-l-fl«» ...111 and ll.,~ .................................... league meeting Mr. Balslger was children of Roseburg are spending “n<1 * r8: Christina will live to- bring a plate of cookies to have Hydorn ’ i / In Spokane Wednesday to attend , heir two weeks vacation at the Andrews and Bruce or • K » J 8,. ’ Mr. and Mr*. John Addington „ a grain -ZSZ dealers ^«0»__ inelr t^ o weexs vacation at tne Thanksirivlnx dinner «ether.-, . with coffee for the adults. The _____ Salam. A Thanksgiving dinner meeting. of Dufur »pent the Thanksgiving Mr. and-MrresJ’a t 4Macnab were home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jacob . Bill Alsup has bought the Dr. son. Additional Thanksgiving day guest also whs Mrs. Bessie Stan Tb&nláigtving gpests of her par refreshm ent committee will be holidays with their daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Harvev Hanson, Mrs. Bob I? Morgan houses owned by Mollie guests of the Jacobsons were Mr. ley. ents, M t . and \|ys. Joe Scherrer in Morris and Mrs. Otto Peterson. Don Macnab and family. McLachlan and is preparing to do and Mrs. E. T. Olson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee and The Dalles. some rebuilding on them. The first basketball and volley- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olmstead and family spent Thanksgiving Witlv Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDer- Latest report is that Tom A1 s<m fudge, of Hood River, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson end fam- mid were Thanksgiving dinner hall games of the season will be Dr. Frank D. Reid ley is recuperating from his re- and Mrs. CTSyton McCall and sons py in The Dalles, and their guests guests of Mrs. George Read in Friday afternoon December 6 at D e n tis t cent operation satisfactorily. the local gym against the Moro Bob and Jim of The Dalles and Mr. from Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Don The Dalles. Muro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3M I Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hllder- grade school teams. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall and fam- and Mrs. Don Thompson and Wilson (Priscilla Melxer) and fam- OFFICE DAYH ily. V .) brand and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman County School Super lly were recently visited by her ehndren of TUESDAY A WBDNKHDAY ......... Mr. u and Mrs. G. A. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Pete Macnab and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nisbet and John Hllderbrand and children intendent Lynn Hampton gave a parents who live in H aw aii” They* left"be children, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Kase- family spent Thanksgiving w ith were guests at the home of Mr. fore Thanksgiving and the Halls ber« and Gary Sm lth- a W end of her family In Heppner. ah Mrs. Willis Miller in Hood River on Thanksgiving. drove to Newark, California, one Kaseber6 from Eugene were Mrs. Vleda Van Gaasbeck was Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson spent of the new developments around dinneJ‘ guests at the home of Mr. Clark _ . . to Mr. . and , Mrs. ,, , 0 . 1 Van u Thanksgiving In Pendleton with the bay area, to spend the holiday a" d Mra Pau,en Kaseberg Thanks- hostess Gaasbeck and family of Blalock, h|j| parenW w w ith friends there, returning giving day. Mrs. G. L. Thompson of Ru Mr. and Mrs. Tom Macnab and Monday. Dinner guests for the holiday at and fus on Thanksgiving day. R eturn O VERSH O ES BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Dean the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ing home w ith the Clark Van family went to The Dalles Thanks Shaver, December 3, a nine pound Bish were Mr. and Mrs. David Gaasbecks that evening, she a t giving day to be with Mr, and Women, Children, Men daughter, in The Dalles. '■ Rlchelderfer and sons and Ken- tended a wedding on Saturday in Mrs. Jdartv Otoa and family. jr- Blah, who was home from S'Jtr'. and Ajifc. Tpm Moore and INSULAIRE UNDERWEAR — men A women Heppner of Miss Patricia Wrtgjfe Guests of Mr. and Mrs/HU W. college at Corvallis. «T*%u<gts of Mr. and of that town and Don Anderpon o f '™*r Coons for Thariksglving dinner a holiday reunion of the Buck £ , ‘¡ £ 1 w v a n Ga’a ^ ' k ' ” re" Mrs- Kenneth.BpagJe of Riggs for W OOL S H IR T S were her mother Mr?. Zella Dyer family was held at the borne of ? Blalock. ,al°5k ’ Mrs. V an 5 Gaasbeck . , re Thanksgiving and Alex .Koscielski, manager of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VanCIlder. turned to Ua8CO Sunday On Thanksgiving day Mr. and C U R T S Y C O A T S for G I R L S the Tain making outfit. Present were the George Bucks Recent guests o f Mr. arid Mrs. Mrs. W atkins were hosts to Mr. wide liejns & adjustable tdeeveg for growth A tte n d in g the wheat league and children of G rants Pass, the Gerald Nisbet were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leo W atkins and Donnie meeting in Pendleton this week Gordori Bucks and Danny of Cald- Clayton Davis and children of Mr. and Mrs. Vinton W atkins and Siseg 4 to 12 end are Deway Thompson, Don well, Idaho, the Leo Roberts and Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mr. and Mrs. W D. W atkins. Thompson, Ted'Thompson, Bill Sharon, the Lawrence Bucks, the old Green and family of Kenne- Mis. Del W right spent Thanks- rC u Tontrny TOompson Glenn Virtue« and daughters and wick, Wash. giving ivlth Mra. Marcus Eslinger most are aettempanied the John Bucks and Johnnie, all of ™ . of ..r whom ,..u, Mrs. Carl Tuggle Ls home from In Moro. Saturday they were dln- by their wives. ’ Moro. the hospital in Portland after sur- ner guests of Mrs. Jo McNeely In Archie Klrkelie stopped in Moro Mr. and Mrs. Chet Coats and H er "»other, Mrs. Astrid The Dalles. . u . l n ^ a yb l 7 ^ 7 ‘fromHL o 7 A n ^ te i famlly 8Pem Thanm giving «1 The Lahmann of Oljjmpla 1» w ith h e r ____ _______ ± home Of Mr and M r. Carroll „ M r and Mra G. A. Sarged. and to Yakima and visited with his Sayrs, with Mr. and Mrs. A. von Mra Rena Sheppard recently vis^. We Sell brother, Ivan a few minutes be Borstel and Phil and Mrs. Frank ited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellsworth fore going on. Schwinn Bicycles at Condon, where Mr. and Mrs. Sayrs and Tony, also present. W alt Farra of The Dalles were Mr. and Mrs. George Weedman Acetylene A Oxygen Tanka * and parts and children went to Portland to also present. A houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE or EXCHANGE be with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weed- Moro Lumber & Fuel Go. John Robinson has been And Mc y . f man for Thanksgiving. < -J* Moro Lumber & Fuel Go. Moro, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Clem Welk and Millin of Hebo, Oregon. family had Thanksgiving dinner 0 0 0 0 0 0 < M |0 » 0 0 0 0 0 < X X X X > 0 0 0 < X > 0 < > < X X > 0 < X > 0 < X > 0 0 0 0 < X > < % Moro, Oregon XXXXX> ’t t 1,® 1 H VI G t DALE’S CLOTHING w asco Come to the ZENITH RADIO & TELEVISION Finest quality & best fringe area reception See ANDY PAULSON at the your local authorised Zenith dealer Liberal trade in on old sets SHERMAN THEATER SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Saturday Afternoon, December 21 TV Signal Testing, Installation and Repair, So. stop unnecessary gear wear .. order RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant. . . today. 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