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PAGE 3 SHERMAN CO VX TY JOURNAL, EKI I) IV . V E K K I A KV SK MOKI). OKEGOX Thom pson Moro Personals th fev er tnat week having have l>een the flu. I>arry Kaseberg left Sunday night w ith ten oth ers from Ore gon for I*i kland air base near San Antonio, T exas to liegin basic training. He w ill be in the air force for three y e a r s and has been assigneil to the air control and w arn ing section of the 142nd air force. D ayanne S ayrs. o f Moro re cently served as co-chairm an of the “ Tolo” (girl ask boy dance), sponsored by the Associated Women Students. The affair, set in a barn dance atm osphere, took the place of the annual Sadie H aw kins day dance. Miss Sayrs, sophom ore elem entary education major, is a tr.cn tber o f Alpha Mr. and Mrs. J. S. H enkle re Gam m a sorority. She is the dau turned from several m onths spent gh ter o f Mr. and Mrs. L am er H. in C alifornia the first of the w eek Sayrs, Moro. and anxious to see the w heat grow in Sherm an county. L upine R ebekah lodge met T u esd ay night w ith Ann Miller, NG, anil Mae Broun, VG, in the chairs. The lodge agreed to con- c u c t card parties the first to be March 14 for the purpose of help ing install a sp rin klin g system in the IOOF hom e in Portland B ridge and pinochle w ill be p lay ed and refreshm ents served. A cam paign was started to get bigger attendance at m eetings ana it was suggested that mem- hers invite oth er m em bers to at tend and those absent l>e required to g iv e an excu se at next m eet ing.. It was said that at Boise, Idaho such excuses w ere found ve ry interesting. A lum ni of the U n iv ersity of Oregon C ollis Moore, J. K. Mc K ean, Vernon M iller, M. M. P o w ell, T. L ester Johnson, W endell B alsiger, Irvin g Hart and G iles French, attended a dinner at The Dalles Tuesday night to m eet and greet L?n Casanova and the coaching sta ff of the su rp risin g Oregon football team. Colored m ovies of the Rose Bowl gam e w ere shown w ith explanation by the coaches. Sherm an countians w ith tick ets for the com m unity concerts heard a band from Vienna Mon day night at T h e Dalles high school auditorium anil enjoyed the precision of the players w ho have been together for years. Rov Pow ell suffered a seizure W ednes ay n ight that w as con sidered serious for a tim e but he is reported le tt e r Thursday. P erfection in ery service nt reasonable cost Funeral Service Leonard & Wilma Smith Directors Phone The Dalles CV 6-3133 upper served b y Methodist church pie last Sunday >rted a success, night w as the second in the N ext Sunda, and tlie film lienten servi “ Voice in the W ild erness” w hich is the story of John the Baptist begins at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. C lyd e F ridley, Stuart and Teresa, spent last T h u rsd ay v is iting Mrs. A. D. M cConaughy in Kent. and I lN RobWt N>!>e:. Elaine, A n nette and Kenneth spent F rid ay there, helping her celebrate her birthday. The W asco B oy Scouts accom F lo y d Rath- panied by leadet W inegar, and bun and Harold and B ob B ish also D elm er Smi spent last w eekend en joyin g the snow at ('am p Baldwin. Scouts w h o went w ere Bill Sm ith, Floyd Rathbun, Doug Bish, Jam es R hinehart, G ary Jose, Mike Lane, V irgil Kiel s, John Thom as, T o m Coats and Ronnie Johnson. The w affl the M YF of i n ext meet in g w ill he March 9f at th e fair gro l.K A S S V A L L E Y 1.1 \ ESTIM K i l . l K 4 II KEPOI IT B y R eporter Dann) Rolfe Tlie 1last meetiing heikl Y y the G rass \’alloy IJv- -stink clu b was held at the home • of V,, rnon Fa- kin, Felliruary 13, 1958. Gene and David 1[¿akin wet e hos ts. For roil call w<:» named anim al ;hr breeds. T h ere w ere ports: M ike Efillnger. ‘ of Sheep"; Nancy Crew • Show m anship” ; Danny “ Anim al H e a lth ’. isiness meet- A fte r a short -rved bv mg refreshm ents wei Mr: . E akln. Ily Anu 1 The Morq LJ ing <»f Fehrua order by Presi nauer. W e had Carole Drinkai son showed a Sense.” A fter ing we haJ a main parts of lamb. tefreshi meet- w ere Mi I. V ir $10.00 ALLOWANCE picture Hog neet- eight steer, hi and M>rved bv Our n vt m eeting w ill be M arch 1 Conlee. 11 at C arolvn H enrichs’ home. for that eld pii'h mower in Trade or on a new Electric or Gas push mower. Prices start at $ 49.95 Dr. Otis G. Perkins IN STOCK SEE THEM DUTCH BOY PAINTS PHILCO BENDIX DRYERS & TVs Optometrist RANCH & HOME STORE 403 E. Sn<l St. MORO, O R EG O N Tel. ('V6-3362 The Dalles, Ore. Wasco News ( A K D OF I II IN K S 1 want to thank the kind friends w ho called on me w hile 1 was A regu lar m eeting of the Teen- in the hospital and those who Age A ngels club w as called to o r sent flow ers and cards as well. der Monday even in g by L arry Mrs S h irlev R ichelderfer Middleton, m inutes read by sec retary A rlen e M a,nab, and the treasu rer’s report given by John Capaci. Sunday afternoon at 3:30 ID Ann Hall, Ke|x>i-ter w ill I»e the intiation of the tw elve The 4-H H l YU Saddle club new m embers, who are asked to m eeting w as held at the1 Ix-onard l>e prom pt because of the regular F ield s’ home February 23. M YE m eeting held later in the W e e le tte .1 officers as; follow s; day at 5:30. Present m em bers John Fields, president; M arilyn w ill be hosts to a potluck dinner Sm ith, vice president; S hirley served after initiation. Next Mon W atkins, secretary; Ann Hall, day night after a short business new s reporter; Floyd Rathbun m eeting there w ill he basketball song leader. and volleyball practice in the Our leader Mr. W atkins, pre school gym . A ll m em bers are a sk sented the belated l-H Show m an ed to bring their own shoes and ship trophies to the ju n ior and towels, oth erw ise they w ill not senior division cham pionship lx? allow ed to participate. There w inners of the 1957 Sherm an was a vote of appreciation th a n k county fair. The junior division ing Ere ¡die D orm aier for the use trophy was given to P atty A lstip of his film and p ro jecto r fo r last ami S h irley W atkins received the week. T h ere w as qu ite a d iscus senior trophy. Jim m y Coons pass sion on outdoor activities in the ed his last exam to earn his 4-H near future. The Teen Age A ngels rider pin from our leader. was decided upon for the off!- R efreshm ents w ere served to cia nam e of the club. R efresh 21 m em bers an 1 adults by the ments w ere served and recrea h o ste ss Mrs. Fields. o tion was enjoyed follow ing the meeting. By Doris X Isbel 4-H Club News MOI«) CO M M U N ITY P R E S B Y T E R IA N CH U RCH 9:15 Church School w ith classes for all. Russell] Belshee, superintendent. 11:00 C h u rch S e rv lv e Serm on theme: “ The PrayerH for G od’s K ingdom .” 1> 5:30 W estm inister Fellow ship. 8:00 Com m unicant class to m ee t! at the Manse. E rnest C. 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