FACE S
SHERMAN COl’NTY JOURNAL, MURO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1958
What they did,
Local Library Has
A rizo n a G irl and U tah Bride W in Trip
And how, and why,
Good Books for Adults
To Europe in W o ol-S ew ing Contest
and what the neighbors said- x - by the "BO OKW ORM ”
' Rufus Personals
Mrs. George Fox
The C h ris tia n
ch u rch long a
la n d m a rk in R ufus and having
served its purpose, gave up to the
w re c k n jg bars M onday m orning.
Th? ch p rch b u ild in g was given to
the R ufus Grange last fa ll w ith
the s tip u la tio n it was to lie moved
fro m the la n d . F re d WVttzel o f
Clackamas u n d e rto o k , the jo b o f
te a rin g to w n th e b u ild in g
He
w ill salvage as much lu m b e r as
he can to r the grange to use to
b u ild a d in in g room onto its pre-
„ y G e ttin g th e m a il has loqg bean
G reetings fro m the M oro lib ra -
an im p o rta n t social a ffa ir in a ry . In tha b e lie f th a t m any peo-
sm a ll to w n . W hen th e .m a il came pie do n o t k n o w o f th e ^ n a n y new
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in a fternoon the postoffice w a it- books in th e lib ra ry , the “ B o o k
in g room had a la rg e r percentage w o rm ” is s ta rtin g a colum n to
o f w om en than now w hen the d ra w a tte n tio n to them . F ro m
m a il a rriv e s a lit t le a fte r e ig h t tim e to tim e there w ill also be
in the
m o rn in g , a tim e w hen in te re s tin g facts about the lib ra ry ,
w om en are u su a lly sw eeping the
T h e ^ ib ra ria n s re p o rt th a t the
flo o r o r co m b in g the h a ir instead greatest users o f th e lib ra r y are
o f a w a itin g le tte rs fro m a far.
the teen-agers. W e an? glad th e y
The g ro u p th a t gathers at the have found o u r books. You a d u lts
postoffice each m o rn in g is a chan- w ill fin d o u r books in te re s tin g ,
gin g one a lth o u g h w ith a ce rta in too. O r are you reading books
ce n tra l core o f d a ily w atchers the teen-agers b ro u g h t hom e? t
over the contents o f th e ir boxes
F o r a sta rte r, have you "seen
i
as th e y are fille d - b y M rs .Jones S te w a rt H olbrook's “The Age o f
and Fat.
d 1* M oguls” ? The d ic tio n a ry gives
The com m ent is about the wea- Several d e fin itio n s fo r th e w o rd ,
‘
th e r,. a recent T V . o r ra d io show, mogul, but H o lb ro o k h a s p s e d it
——
an a rtic le in the papers, w here in the sense fo r ;*a great person-
the am buU oee w ent yesterday, age?. A few o f-J h e m oguls w ere
the headlines.
V a n d e rb ilt, Carnegie, R ockefeller,
I t is not .a tim e fo r stories and '-'ord, DuPont, M ellon and.H earst.
the jests are the feeble ones a- They, gave liv in g re a lity to th a t
b out another's clothes o r lack o f great golden legend,. The A m e rl-
a m bition.
can Dream. Most, o f them w-ere
T here are am ong us some w ho self-made in the H o ra tio A lg ? r
cannot p ro p e rly s ta rt a day w ith - tra d itio n .
out g e ttin g th e ir m ail. They have
T h is book is a c a p tiv a tin g s tu d y
to kn o w w h a t is being s a id ,'to o f ih e days w hen A m e ric a s big
them o r about them - before pro- fortunes w ere b u ilt; when fu tu re s
ceding to the d a y ’s w o rk .
T h is were u n lim ite d ;
w hep tycoons
we understand, U n o t a n o rm a l tra m p le d ..rough-shod across the
a ttitu d e fo r a sm a ll to w n and is land. Some o f i t was bad, b u t some
m ore lik e a c ity a ttitu d e . B u t i t o f i t was good. H o lb ro o k says, " I
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helps to prove th a t th e differences happen to believe th a t no m a tte r
between people in sm a ll tow ns how these men accum ulated th e ir
and in the d t y are n o t as num er- fortunes,
th e ir to ta l
a c tiv itie s
111 » ■ were the. greatest • in flu e nce in
Dale A rc h e r was in itia te d in to b rin g in g the U n ite d States to its
A lpha Sigma P h i a t D S C last week present incom parable p o sition in
: ï .
h a vin g made his grades the fir s t the .w o rld o f business and indus-
semester. Dale is an engineering t t y .
student, fo llo w in g th e tre n d to-
"T h a t sound too s tu ffy
T r\
w a rd science
• " The Rosem ary T re e ” by E liza .
On? o f the best k n o w n charac- both Goudge.
T h is is a h eart-
ters around to w n is R ay K elso’s warm ing- and in s p irin g s to ry w ith
b ro w n " and. w h ite p o in te r w ho -h u m o r about people and situa-
k n o w s everyone and answers to «ons fo r w hich Miss Goudge is. so
a il names fro m the b ru ta lly fac- famous. In th is novel one o f the
tu a l to the honeyed com plim en- b?st loved novelists o f the Eng-
ta y. H a lf the tim e he spends: »»h w o rld is said to be at her
lo o kin g fo r Ray.
happy best.
Tex fr z y k s a js he' hopes we
Remember the lib ra r y is open
have at least one da y o f snow be- on F r id a y . and Tuesday a fte r-
t,i c hi ,- w in te r slides in to sp rin g ; noons. Stop in and see w h a t we
• He doesn’t care so m uch fo r h im - K S V e to r you to re M .
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self but th in k s the kid s o u g h t to _____
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have a lit tle snow fo r a day.
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, .
A few weeks ago sonteone got ’ Rebekahs m et Ja n u a ry 28 w ith
a grader o u t and sm oothed o ff tw e n ty members present. Refresh-
a place in the fla t fo r a s k a tin g ™ent were served a fte r the meet-
rin k , leveled it, banked the edges ¡n« In s ta lla tio n o f o ffic e rs w ill b?
w ith d irt, turned* in the w a te r F e b ru a ry 11.
and w aited fo r w in te r to set in.
B ill A lsu p is h a vin g h a rd lu ck.
So fa r n o th in g b u t a sh a llo w m u tt- A week o r so ago w a te r flooded
puddle. W here the g ro u n d is level the basement he is m a k in g u n d e r
and w a te r p le n tifu l i t is possible his house m a kin g i t necessary to
to m ake a sk a tin g r in k
ra th e r - t o a lo t o f d ig g in g o f mud. Then
e asily w ith a grader i f th e w eath- Tuesday n ig h t th e basement, no w
e r man co-operates. So fa r we have p a rtly w alled in, was fille d again. •
been able to e n jo y th e w e a th e r
A r t Sharp, accompanied b y his
b ro th e r John o f P o rtla n d , was a
ihstead o f the ska tin g .
v is ito r in M oro W ednesday a fte r
noon. He says th e grass is g ro w
in g at a ,g re a t rate along the Des
chutes.
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..
.
M r. and Mrs. Ir v in g H a rt le ft
Mr. and M rs. Mac A lu s p c m last
fro m p o rtla rx i b y plane
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o ver fro m T yg h V a lle y the last and fld w to M exico C ity w here
o f the w eek and to o k o ve r the th e y w ill stay a fe w days before
T a ve rn g iv in g son B ill a chance going on to
South
A m e rica n
T ir ftn is h h is house before going countries on a m o n th ’s tour.
to w o rk fo r C a rro ll Sayrs next
The L lo y d Johnson and B ill
.sp rin g . -
’B ie k e r fa m ilie s b oth made trip s
Moro Personals
■Les G ra y has been on the sick
lis t th is week a-nd aw ay fro m his
Work at M oro Motors.
M r. and Mrs. Dewey Thom pson
expect to take a tr ip to H a w a ii to
tie assured o f -getting a fu ll qurjta
o f sun d u rin g the w in te r months.
Dewey says 'he has see??’ a ll he
w ants to'see o f C a lifo rn ia .
W ord fro m
John
DeMoss is
that he had an o p eration on his'
neck fo r rem oval o f a sm all can
cer and la te r w e n t to a hospital
fo r rem oval o f h is g a ll bladder.
He is to get o u t th is week.
J im G riffith s , w h o has been do
in g the bookkeeping fo r E m p ire
M achinery here, q u it th is week to
re tu rn To the U n iv e rs ity o f Idaho
fo r some m ore education.
to The. Dalles Tuesday n ig h t w ith
c h ild re n th o u g h t to have a case o f
appendicitis. N e ith e r d id
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FOOD A F U N C O O K IN G .C LU B
B y Sandra Fora
W e m et on Ja n u a ry 21. B efore
o u r business m eeting Sandra Foss
and M a ry Coats dem onstrated
m a kin g potato salad.
O u r next m eeting w ill be w o rk
in g w ith eggs.
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sent hall. The grange can use the e x.e p t
co u n ty com m issioners m i s c e i 1 A N P O I’S-
land as a p a rk in g lo t u n til such w h ich w ill be allow ed 10c p e r m ile . p irs t v a tional Rank
«949 on
” ’ " r" h
D£ ET£ L
"T S J E S .
fu tu re
m ig h t lie b u ilt.
;
TUR KS: AU purchases o f supplies tpybU
E m p lo y e s -
R etirem ent
Chet S te w a rt, the than having and equipm ent by any co u n ty of-
Board. $99:J&; .S tate In d .. Acci.
the te levision cable fro m the top fic la l m ust lie cleared w ith the
Com m ission $8.96.
o f the h ill in to R ufus has all co u n ty c o u rt e w n though It does
ROAD F U N D :
three o f th e P o rtla n d channels on not exceed the am ount budgeted. W AGES:
his line. A t fir s t there were ju s t RE;, ROAD V IE W E R S FOR 1958
Dunlap, $441.21 Bayer, $360.06;
tw o channels. 6 anti 12 that were —C o u n ty C o u rt appoints fo llo w
Morehouse, $308.09; Gosson, $315.-
any good: Thgn last fa il Chet .got in g view ers f o r '1 9 5 8 :-W. S. H o l
99; Johnson, $308.09; G riggs, $3,70.-
in channel 8. and a fte r he had it mes. Joe R. Yocum and Joe Peters.
Joy I »down Trout, 16 year old high school student and Joyce Johnson.
93; Rotkla, $326.26; W ilson. $339 -
perfected,
it
comes
in
clear
as
a
20 year old wife and bank employee, model their garments which
RE T A X FORECI j OSED PRO 16;
B rock. -$35393;
D rin ka rd ,
won two-week tour of the fa ^ io n capitals of Europe.
bell. N ow R ufus has ahSvone o f PER TY. H. A. Van G lider, Wasco,
$339.84; G riggs, $283.19; F ir s t N a --
..th re e c h a n n e ls ’ to choose fro th makes bid on tax foreclosed pro
tjo n a l Bank, $358,40. State T » x
P H O E N IX . A rts — I t 's a tr ip to P a ris .
F irs t p H ze . s e n io r d ivisio n - N a n c y A n n
e ve ry day, each a v e ry good pic p e rty — 1.37 o f an A r e . C o u rt ac
L o n d o n a nd R om e this c o m in f s u m m e r K n o p p . 22. S tu d io C ity . C a lifo rn ia —
Comm., $95.70;
Social S e cu rity, “
ture,
>300
s
ch
olarship
b
y
F
o
rs
tm
an
n
W
o
o
le
n
to r J o y L a d s w n T r o u t. I f . o f T o lle s o n .
cepts, bid and signs deed convey- $49.61; State Ind. Acci Com. $5.14.
A riz o n a , a n d Joyce Johnson. 20. o f S a lt C o m p a n y
i'he Busy Bum ble. Bees sew ing in g said foreclosed p ro p e rty to
Second pris e ,
d ivisio n : J u d ith
L a k e C l t y T h e t r ip it th e irs a t w in n e rs
R E T IR E M E N T .
o f th e G ra n d P r iz e in th e ju n io r and A n n M a u g h a n . 16. } .»«stork, Id a h o — c lu h met in the
R u fu s school H . A. Man GiU ier e t ux.
sen io r d ivisio n s s f I h t e le v e n th a n n u e l $300 s ch olarship b y • Pendleto n.
P u b lic
Employees R e tire m e n t '
cafeteria
Ja
n
u
a
ry
27
w
ith
fo
u
r
Second p riz e , sen io r d iv is io n ' Rose-
RE: STARS A N D G U N S—-Sher Board $49.61.
n a tio n a l “ M a k e I t Y o u rs e lf W ith W o o l"
-. ,
contest h eld here.
m a r y H a m m e r 18. «■>>«. Id ah o — aw -members and th e ir leaders
Mrs. i f f G ^ is e r ap[»ears before co u rt State Ind. Acci Comm. $8468
*
B
J o y . a h ia h school s tu d e n t, w o n th e a u to m a tic console S in ke t sew ing m a-
h in e .
E u ro p ea n t n p w ith h e r e n tr y o f a b ro w n
‘ Don. Macnab and Mrs. M o rris Bur- and stresses need fo r new stars
N E W ^M A C H IN E R Y :
s u it o f w o o l fla n n e l s ’ k ' irt-
‘ and tweed
l i . i H p u r e , ju n io r d ivisio n J e a n n e
i,r p u ,n i
and guns— co u rt authorizes such
A.
• P..-.ÌUC 17. V ii f iD ia C ity — (100
>>rt ' e n t
jacket.
E m p ire Co.. $426.00
*
Joyce.
w
ife
of
a
college
atudj*
l
..-rd
u
s
«
.mes
bond
from
"Sag-No-More"
The
m
eeting
was
calicò
to
o
rder
purchase.
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ItE P A JR S :
bookkeeper In a Salt L ake Cl
■- IntùWyner
by the president, K aren Tsubota.
,-Ke
•?r ■ .1 ptT *c. »en tor division S h irle y
R E: N E W Q U A R R Y S IT E
took the top prize w ith an t o
E m p ire Co . $56.66; The Dalles
h e e d . 8» C h c v > n n e W yo m in g — $100
consisting o f a wool coat and a
The pledges w ere lead by Louana C o u rt o rders -next q u a rry site to
V S r <\m gs bond by S ii uock & Co Ine.
aey dreaa
Iro n W orks. $93.51; A u to E le ctric
F o u rth p riz e , ju n io i divisio n . R o b e
erta
rta
B u rn e tt and B arbara Medler. It be re-opening o f K ru so w p it ln - Supply, $31.30; Pierce T ra ile r A
T h e y o u n g ladies led 34 o th er z t.i’ c
$100 U S
fin a lis ts *to re c e iv e th e tw o -w r e k t . i p P e k la y I f . V an co u v ei Wagjh
was decldejl to meet the 2nd and Rutledge area.
v ia P an A m e ric a n W o rld A irw a y s T h e y . sua mgs bund b y S t^ s u V rd Felt C om pany
, E quip. C o „ $10.93; Loggers A
w i ll e n jo y a stay in N e w Y o rk a nd ex
F«w »lb p riz e sen ior division R osalyn
4th W ednesdays at 3:30 p. m. NO F U R T H E R M A T T E R S A T IS-
te n s iv e tou rs Qt th e fash ion - c ap ita ls of M U u i.k lu u 18. A r h r g t o n N eb ra s k a —
FN Q IT V n COnt
MChy C° - 537 62; Sm“ h
The
n
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x
t’
m
eeting
w
ill
be
Febru-
SUE
A
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JO
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E u ro p e as guests o f th e W ool B u r« . ” «1 3 U S s avings I id . by Produ cers
L N J jV L D . A u lo J»a rts^ $9.4!; C lyde E quip.
an d P e n d le to n M ills
l l.v x e z ts c k M a r k e t in g
o f a ry 2fl.
A
fte
r
.a
s
h
o
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business
C
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S e v e ra l thous. nd f i l l s b e tw e e n tl c O ^d cn . V t.n lf
—
Co.. $252.2Jj-P u sh m a n Equip. Co.,
meeting t h j g lr lT w o r k e d on th e ir # T H H K K M A N (X H 'N T Y , ORK-
ages o f I J a nd 22 e n te r th e contetd each
c m l a w a r d th e 8530 Jo h n B
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— rn *'a __
. rn
. C la A rk •p s e ch
-
$93.18.
olarship
was p.n.ser.jjsj to K av
y
e a r in «a 18 w e s te
n d > ._-J___
m id we? te
project.
K
aren
M
aenab'
served
GON
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ROAD
states. T h e contest, w h ic h is designed P re ifle F . 19. o f K en to n Ohj«T b y Coats
SHOP TOOl^S:
an
d
C
la
ik
.
In
c
.,
fo
r
L
a
v
in
g
th
e
m
ost
to show yo u n g g irls ho w easy it is to
eoekies fo r refreshm ents. Barbara F U N D S FOR D EC E M B E R , 1»37
sew w ith w'ool. o ffe rs prizes, to ta lin g fa sh io n ab le ‘ g a rm e n t in th e n a tio n a l
.1 F
lla z e ltln e Co., $26 70;
M e d le rjs ,0 b rin g cookies fo r the "A PPR O VED J A N U A R Y 4, 1958
fin a ls . An- ’- her spei'i.d a w a id . a $5CJ
845.000 F o llo w in g s ta te - w ide cli.n in a
S m ith A u to P arts, $44.24-, H a rry
ttona a t w h ic h .s ta le j^hanjjBjons are sel sch o lat h tp for outst-ar dm g hom e sew
tiext
m
e
rfin
g
.
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OF
T
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'('OUNTY
COURT
e cte d , th e top hom e sew ing e xp e rts m g s h ill and aca d em ic stan din g in high
Benson, $37.50
a p p e a r in th e N a tio n a l Fashio n R ev ie w , sch o o t w as presen ted by the C o lo ra d o
- A n o th e r b ig ra in fe ll here Sat- C IR C U IT C O U R T :,’ .
B R I IK IE S & C U LV E R T S :
w h ic h is a h ig h lig h t of th e a n n u al co n W o m e n 's C o lleg e to J o A n n W ils o n , 17.
u
rd
a
y
n
ig
h
t.
I
t
also
ra
itte
d
some
John
H.
Newm
an,
$8.00
•
re
p
o
rt
o
f
H
u
d
s
o
n
.
Io
w
a
v e n tio n o f th e N a tio n a l 'W ool G ro w e rs
M oro L u m b e r A Fuel $163.44;
T h e ?4 o th e r n.M ionn) fim h ^ tx rec e iv e d
A ssociation w hose W o m e n 's A u x ilia r y
Monday m a kin g , the roads nufddy e r’s expend?.
v
co sponsors th e contest w ith T h e W ool ¡d re ss le n g th s p f a ll w ool f a b iu fro m
GAS
A O IL :
and -w ater sta n d in g in puddles S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E :
S tratl»m <;ie M ills
B u rea u .
S hell O il Co.. $860.00; U nion O il
O th e r n a tio n a l a w a rd w in n e rs a n
T h e 26 fin a lis ts tta V e le d to P h o e n ix
everyw here,, .
George
J.
Geiger,
$70
00
-
o
ffic
i
no unced at th e fin a ls a ie
. ¡a s gu ctts of th e F W W o o lw o rth Co.
T ite fa rm e rs are s till w o rry in g al car; C ollen Sim m ons, $182.14- C o. o f C alif., $25.86; Standard Ooll
F irs t p riz e . Junior -division Y u v o n n e ' T h e ir fi,ve d a v s ta v in c lu d e d s p é c ia l
«¡elected e S te r-
Co., $130.89. . . .
S h a f f e r - *4 6 A ricknnuc C o ’or.ist»» — r n ' d in n e r s a n d lu n c h e s
w
b
y iiw r -o ld w eather m ig h t des o fflc» help; K iih a m
S ta tio n e ry
T -fU tT e n i» E n d s 7 c h i« * e n ïg to u r s u f A r t -
a u to m a tic c o n f i e s e w h 'g _ tiu v
• zorta a n d p . . . € . ^ c \ . c o .
S in g e r Çeywing^Jdachine C om pany.
cend n p o jrth e ir open w heat fields. and P rin tin g Co., $34.93; C raig Of- M IS C E L L A N E O U S :
P acific Telephone, $1065; C ity
NV irh no
, pro te ctio n fro m snows, , ftce S upply, $8.20; .F ir s t N ational
- O r é g o n .. Ç o n ic tf ù n ls .V .c d e î ïs . L " ¿ 7 . io n s
iia.r.1
.1 ZEéezc
iTi-ez«' could lie rough on Bank? $6.85; A u to 'fclet+rie Sup- ó f*M o ro . $1 75. P acific Power A
C. F. K uypers,
th g ly h e a t
_
p ly Co.. $3.11; E dgar A lb e rt, $50.- L ig h t, $10.44;
M r and M rsTW TIflafn H u ck at- 0 6 - office help; Bolin's . Printing, $154)0
ten ed the golden w e d d in g anni- $10.77.
ve rsary-S aturday fo r M r. and M pi. C L E R K ’S O F F IC E :
B ernie Rio? in The Dalles.
The
D unham P rin tin g , (156.25; Sher-
l{ ice 's-.u se d to l>e re sid e n ts o f man- C ounty Journal, $156:70:
Sherm an county. In the eve n ing T R E A S U R E R ’S O F F IC E :
t h e iiu e k s w ent o n t o .-Hood R iv e r
“N a tio n a l Association o f Coun-
Ui attend the tri-e o u n ty past-mas- ty o fficia ls^ $6.00 • M em bership
te r’.s d in n e r and n teeting th a t. dues. _
n ig h t. A lso going fro m here to at- -ASSESSOR’S O F F IC E :
tend th is m eeting w ere M r. and
Roy G. S ch illin g , $12.00, A. C.
Mrs. H olland»Johnson.
Kaselierg, $11.80, B rd. o f Equal!-
Mrs. O tto Peterson is in the h<«-. zafion; C la ir L. Balzer, $56.47 •
pita.l i ll w ith pneum onia.
Assessor's F ie ld w o rk.
COURTHO USE:
Postm aster, $4.00; C ity o f Moro,
CO U NTY COURT l’R(M K KD IN G S $2.35; * P acific Pow er A L ig h t,
R E G IL A K T E R M JA N U A R Y 2, $31.96; P acific T el A Tel., $68.30.
1958
... I44C: C laim s— ag a inst General
F und an 1 Road Fund allow ed as
Oregon's participants in the "Make It Yourself . With Wool” finals
pn.-ented.
__
modeled tneir award winning all wool fashions for the contèsi direc
One half inch galv. pipe, random lengths,
13
ft.
RE: T re a su re r's F in a n cia l state
tors in Phoenix as they prepared to appear in the fashion review which
m ent sh o w in g a ll fu n d balances • Three-fourth inch galv. pipe, random lengths, 17
was the climax of the national finals. The girls are Suzanne lo jie r. Vfl.
ft.
as o f Dec. 31, 1957 presented,
of Enterprise, showing the details of her dress and tacket of -a brown-
on red print wool jersey, and lana Gulzow, 1 7, of la Grande, modeling
25c
ft.
, exam ined and ordered filed.
One inch galv. pipe, random lengths
her .wool flannel avocado green empire sheath.-Tire T957 Orego--
RE: Gasoline consumpgton fo r
stale contest was sponsored by the Oregon Wool Growers Aux, ary
l
One,
one-fourth in. galv. pipe, laadom lengths 33c ft.
m onth p f
D e ^ m b fir, lil57, jpre-
and the Wool Bureau.
>gnte 1 and ordered Tiled.
39c ft.
One. one-half in. galv pipe, random lengths.
RE. Road Balances as o f Decem
Sadie R ich, «'Mr. and .Mrs. Ix?o
58c f t
Two-inch galv. pipe, random lengths.
ber 31, 1957, presented, .examined
yV a tkin s, Floyci Haines, C h a rlie
and ordered file d .
ABOVE PRICES NET
Siscel, Mrs. H arold W iriegar anti
RE. I)OG L IC E N S E :. A ll dogs in
\ft-s. . K ir k
By Dorie Nlsliet
- Mrs. G ro ve r I » n g .
co u n ty to be licensed at fo llo w in g
AU other sizes up to and including 4 ’ ’ list -less 20%
wood, k in d e r carted Teacher, w ho
, F lo yd H aines and
daughter, is a m em ber o f the lodge in Sey fees: '
We have a good supply of Black up to and
$1.90 fo r male o r spayed female
F lo rin e , w e n t to Pendleton Sun- m our, tow n, was a v is ito r. D u rin g
2.00 fo r fem ale
yda to v is it Mrs. H aines w ho is in th e business m eeting in sta lla tio n
including 4” for Hitches.
R E: C L E R K ’S M E E T IN G — Coun-
a .h o sp ita l there.
o f d fflc e rs was discusge<l. T hey
M r. and Mrs. Charles Decker decide i to send left-over greeting t y T ’le rk ra u th o rlz e d to attend spe
m eeting
in
I«a
and c h ild re n o f The Dalles spent cards to the O dd F ellow s in P o rt cial ele tlo n
P L U M B IN G A E L E C T R IC A L <N>NTRACTORH
Sunday at the hom e o f M r. ami land and are o rd e rin g new cards. Grande, Oregon J a n u a ry 18, 1958
’
WASCO, OREGON
Mrs. G lenn Wallace.
Mrs. L o n g w->n the penny prize,- ~ ' " 1 X t . P t . - T t '
R E: R O A D P E T IT IO N — H . G in n *
M r. an ti Mrs. W. R. Reid spent a n d Sam B ro c k w on the d ra w
Sunday at the home o f M r. and. prize. Mrs. W inegar-arid Mr. W a t* presents p e titio n to c o u rt signed
l>y'13 persons a sking fo r road to
Mrs. B ill Reid in The Dalles. In kin s served the d im e cakes,
ce rta in fa rm land— C ourt denies
th e afternoon they atten 'ed th?
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock w ere
50th w edding a n n iv e rs a ry o f Mr. S unday d in n e r guests at the home p e titio n .
RE: 1958 A p p o in tm e n ts— C ourt
and Mrs. W. R Rice and spent the o f .Mr. an Mrs. V ir g il B rock, the
e ve n ing at the. hom o w ith the Rice occasion’ T»?'i'ni .Mrs. Sain B ro c k ’s g la re fo llo w in g 1958 appoints:
Dog Damage
Board— W.
E.
fa m ily . --
b irth d a y.
B ru c k e rt, A rzel I-em ley and T.
M r. and Mrs.
Stan K ru s o w
If it isn’t ffoimr to be winter and we can’t sell
Lester Johnson.
(Glenna -W allace) o f L y le , Wash.,
F a ir Boat'd m em ber IK ree year
sheepskin coats and boot packs, w e’U seU you spring
are the parents o f a boy, th e ir
te rm — R h ilip G. O’Meara. o
th ird , b orn January 16, w e ig h in g
clothes. We have them, too- If the sun makes you
Budget C om m ittee three year
seven pounds, seven ounces. The
te rm — A. C. Kaseberg.
lad has been named N orm an A l
want to blossom out in bright colors, or to put on
Optometrist
T ru a n t O ffic e r—C o u n ty School
len. G randparents are M r. and
a fancy shirt w e’ve got that. And, if it should get
403 E. 2nd Hi.
Su|H*rintenderit, L y n n H am pton.
M rs. G lenn W allace o f Wasco anil
O ffic ia l N ewspaper— Sherm an
M r. and Mrs. Stanley K ru s o w o f
cold agaiin one of these nights w e’U stiU have warm
Tel. CY6-5362 The Dallen, Ore.
H ig h P ra irie , W ashington.
clothes to keep you from getting a chill.
___—
M r. and Mrs. John K e llo g g and
Jack w ere recent d ln n e r guests of
M r. and Mrs. V e rn S m ith.
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK
Wasco News
By Diana Hrnrichs
The H a n d y G irls sew ing clu b
m et Ja n u a ry '20 a t the Sherm an
high school. P resident D arlene
M ille r call?d the m eeting to order.
Lan a Jean Paulson and Janet
Thompson gave a d e m onstration
H A R L A N D V IE W G R A N G E
about fitt in g patterns.
R efresh
Meets F irs t and Third Mondays
ments were served.
each month at 8 p. m.
Orlow M artin , Mastec
C ARD OF T H A N K S
Agnes Benson, Secretary
T h is ( k a th a n k you fo r a ll the
lo v e ly g ifts and messages I re
Meets 2nd and 4th
ceived w h ile in the hospital and
ruesdays o f each
fo r y o u r th o u g h tfu ln e ss in p ro
m onth.
V is itin g
v id in g a television set to help pass
members welcome.
the tim e. W hen I look at a shop
L. G rabenhorst, NG
p in g hag fu ll o f cards and le tte rs,
Vada DeMoss, Sec.
_
Lupine Itebekai. I-odge No. IIS the s ix 'pages o f names in m y
guest -book f realize th a t w it h so
Moro Lodge No. 11$ I.O.OJt.
m any frie n d s p u llin g fo r me I
Meets 1st and 3rd
ju s t co u ld n ’t help b u t come
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
Mrs. Jack R o th e ry and J e rry
th ro u g h . A g ra te fu l 'and sincere
hall. T ra n sie n t and
thanks. -
and Jack Delco spent thé recent
v is itin g b ro th e rs are
weekend .in Camas v is itin g a t the
•D arw in Van G ild e r
c o rd ia lly in v ite d .
home o f M r. and M rs. Gordon
O rlo w M a rtin , N. O.
B dice-and sons.
Leo W a tk in s , Secretary_____
F lo yd Hair.es and daughter,
Taylor IX4DGE A. F. A A. M.
F lo rin e w ere recent d in n e r guests
Wasco, Oregon
at the home o f M r. and Mrs. Iz-o
W a tkin s.
Meets each F irs t and T h ird
in -*« ery service
M r. and Mrs. V ern S m ith and
Tuesdays
Mt*, and Mrs. -I,e o W a tk in s re
E lto n M edler, W . M.
at reasonable cost
c e n tly attended annual MCSCA
G ordon H arper, Sec.
m eeting, in W ashougal. M r. a n d ”
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O K B .
Mrs. Leo W a tk in s also vis ite d Mr.
and Mrs'. Sid S alin, she is the.
Meets e ve ry second
T h u rs d a y each m onth.
fo rn v -r M rs. Ken
M cC a ffe rty,
V is itin g m em bers In
whose hustiand was m anager o f
vite d . M oro, Oregon
the Standard O il Co., in 5yasco,
Genevieve P o w e ll, W . M.
now liv in g in B a ttlig ro u n d , W h ,'
I
Gwen Ross, Secretary
On the w a y home th e W a tk in s '
v is ite d M r. arid M rs. Gordon Boice
Enreka Lodge No. 121 A .F JIA .M .
Funeral Service
in Camps.
Meets on the 1st and
Leonard & Wilma Smith
Rebekahs met re c e n tly w ith
3rd T h u rs d a y evenings
.each m onth. V is itin g
Mrs. Sam B rock, as Pcting noble
Director*
■ members c o rd ia lly in-
grand, and Sadie R ich as v ie »
i v ite d to meet w ith us.
grand. The tw e lv e present w ere
The
Bailee
CY
M
l
»
Joe H eater, W . M.
M r. and Mrs. Sam B rock. Mrs. V ir-
Jlyd e G illm o r, Secretary
g il B ro ck, Mrs. E ldon I^in e , Mrs.
P erfection
¥
CHAPEL
t'o u n ty Journal.
M oro L u i.J et X F u r!. $19.11
RE: GAS & O IL B ID S — C o u rt
C O U N TY COURT: K uypers, $30.-
signs gas co n tra ct w ith R ich fie ld
00; W ilson, $30.00; V e rnon M ille r,
O il Co., and gas and diesel, w ith
$53.28; The Dalles Greenhouse
S h e ll O il CO.
$7.50 - flo w e rs for* Fields.
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COURT
A D JO U R N E D
U N T IL
DEMOSS P A R K ,
, '
J A N U A R Y 8, 1958.
P acific P ow er & L ig h t, $.95
S P E T T A I, SESSION JA N U A R Y 8.
D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y :
ia u
T.
Johnson
$24.00
n r - I itj T v vc - m id o
1 • l i s t e r jo
n n s o n »?
HE.
\ EN I RE-—^>00 names O O U N T Y -P R IN T IN G ’
d ra w n fro m lis t o f registered vot-
Sherm an C o u n ty Jo u rn a l, $62 40
ers c o m p risin g J u ry V e h lre fo r
A SS O C IATIO N O F OREGON
1058.
C O U N T IE S : $158.77 - Asso. Dues,
RE: M IL E A G E ALI j OWANCE: for 1958
C o u rt to allow 8c per m ile fo r a ll C O U N TY A C F N T -
necessary tra ve l o f co u n ty o ffi-
Oregon S t a t / ’coileee I t tn o o o
cers and deputies to meetings, tu ^ ^ r „ f
’
W . R. Reid & Son
DALE'S CLOTHING
W asco
D r. Otis G. Perkins
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INA
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or 150-wott bulbs where
you work and read.
- _ Good light saves sight—
and it costs so little to enjoy!
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