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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1958)
HAGK 3 SHERMAN COVNTÏ JOURNAL, Moro Personals Ivan Kirkelie has bought the old Ellsworth hotel and is tear ing it down to build a new house on his property a few blocks up the street. BORN: To LCDR William N. Frees Jr. and Mrs. Frees (Jane French» at J a ksonville. Florida. March 15, a daughter, Kathleen, weight 7 lbs. 2 oz. A group of friends called on Mrs. Louis Sather Monday in hon or of her birthday and wished her many more such occasions. Mr. and Mrs. l>ewey Thompson came home Sunday from Hono lulu where they had spent six weeks in the sun. Dewey is tan ned like a beachcomor and says Hawaii is fine when you stay long enough to really see it. Miss Edith Paulson, chairman of the Rc»x?kah entertainment committee, has announced that Sharon Belshe will read her win ning essay in the contest spon sored by the lodge to increase in terest in United Nations at the lodge moating March 25. There will also l>e musical numt>ers. The Rebekahs had a card party in March and entertained mem- bers from Wasco. Chris Schultz unit won a cash prize of $2 for being third in the district to reach the membership quota. Mrs. Mildred McDonald FRIO IV. M tK< U 21, l«M MoKO, OREGON presented the prize. Homemade .ookies were sent to the Roseburg ho.pital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ekstrom stopped at the Roy Belshee home last week while on their way home from Florida. They live in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Harlow and Mrs. Lulu Bingman of Eu gene are guests at the Roy Bel shee home for a few days this week. Ronnie May was up from Port land last week end taking a few days off from the grocery store be and his mother operate. Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Bennett and son, David, of Lebanon were guests of her mother. Mrs. Havie Brisbine, over the weekend. Also visiting her brother Bob and fam ily whlie here. Mrs. Eva Jane Coffman was here Wednesday to visit friends coming from The Dalles with her mother whom she is visiting from her home in Pendleton. Mrs. Collis Moore flew to Wash ington, D. C. last week to attend a conference of Republican wom en in her capacity as national committee woman from Oregon. ““Z E N I T H TV Sales & S e rvice SERVICE OX ALL MAKES Call ANDY PAULSON JO 5-3513 During spring vacation many in Portland to at- ers wil a f t in » s ’ . it « ' tend the n tin OEA Book Worm Finds Library Week Interesting by the "BOOKWORM” This is National Library Week, A paper staff meeting was held March 12. Assignments were giv March 16-22. 1 hope many of you en out for the senior issue of the read and gave some thought to the editorial in the March 16 Sherman Hi Times. Sunday Oregonian about libra Carl Barnett, new t>ank live ries. The editor was commenting stock officer, accompanied hy on the library facilities in the Bud Tibbets, who formerly hekl state. He wrote. "Eighteen coun that position and is now going to ties provide less than $1.00 per Nvssa. were getting acquainted in capita per year for library ser vice. One county with among the Moro Wednesday afternoon. highest ¡H'r capita assessed valua Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holdaway tions in the state gives no public drove up from Bingen, Wn., Wed support to library service." nesday to visit a few hours with The Moro Public Library has friends. not requested county help. I he Mr. and Mrs Lige Donley of City of Moro has given financial Joseph arrived Wednesday for a assistance the past few years. visit with Mr. and Mrs A S We are proud of the library ser Johnson. vice we can offer without ask ing for county help thus far. It is only possible to give this C A RD OF T H A N K S I want to semi my thanks to service by the efforts of the vol- the friends who encouraged me ‘unteer librarians, the contribu to get well with cards, letters and tion of space at a very moderate flowers while I was in the hos expense and the generous dona tions of books and gifts by friends pital. 1 am much better. Arthur S. Johnson of the library. The Oregonian editor concludes, and we agree, "This is no direct plug for more taxes for Oregon Save time and money libraries. Rather it is an invita tion to Oregonians, particularly on your those who haven't visited the library recently, to. < o so. They WELDING REPAIRS will in some cases be surprised and pleased at the multiplicity and richness of service offered hy the modern library. In all too Oriental Garden P erfection Spring Dance in ery service nt reasonable cost Hi even indignant at 1e lack c service in their con initv. Bot of these conflict! emotion should encourage ii rest in th library.” I a M us know what you think of our library, and tell the libra rian thanks for giving her after noon to the community. H I NEW S By IHuna Henrich* The vice-president o|ien*\l our meeting. Diana Henrichs read the minutes and called roll in the ab sence of the secretary. Lana Jean Paulson led ns in group singing. I he business meeting was ad- journe . lienise Miller and Caro lyn Henrichs gave a demonstra tion on the correct method of sewing on a button. Refreshments were -erved. Place: Time: WELDEALER THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Music by Rhythmaires $1.25 single $2,00 coupl W h t l H t r y»«r : * < < ( < ( < ( < < ( All Pipe & Fittings; All sewer pipe & Fittings All Orangeburg pipe and fittings Septic tanks List Less 20% s t ill h a ve some M ack p ip e fo r h itc h e s W. R. 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Optometrist is n o w a n a u th o riz e d Sherman High Gym Cut y o u r pa ym en ts Itc 'ie re the pressure Dr. Otis G. Perkins WASCO EQUIP. CO March 22, 1958 •mil Ann Hall gave a demonstra tion on judging livestock. lean Ross gave a talk on what she did when she wen* to Salem last week end. The next meeting will l>e April 19 at Wilma Gen try’s horn«» 4-H Club News Sponsored by Ju n io r ( ’lass Date: I i i i i lla ll, Ke|M irier The Moro Livestock club met March 11 at Carolyn Henrichs’ home. Steve Burnet and Wilma (•entry gave a report on how to feed your animal. Karen Powell “Its th e Itfcier that make.; B utler Farm A ir Service, Inc. Wasco Phones: Cal Butler GI 2 5261 ftioro Harry Runs man JO 5 3295 Redmond Home Office LI 8 3123 SERVINO SHERMAN COUNTY «SINCE 1948 Olympia beer refreshingly different ‘ ?uy your n ew hom e N ow ! ‘O»y c o l y w . ia .»twisa eon»».». you it- . . . fin a n c e it9 conveniences o f m odern liv in g in a newer home. 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