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SHERMAN
COl’N TïJO L’RNAL,
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, J IN K 2«, li)5X
Ì OREGON’S HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION TIME-TABLE 1
Interstate Highway System
— $628,000,000
,
completion
13 YEARS
‘to
it
Primary, Urban & Secondary Roads
$273,000,000
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50% completion
13 YEARS
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During the 13 year period, 1956-1969, Oregon will spend approximately 628 million
dollar» lor the completion of our part of the tremendous Federal Interstate System on
highways U.S. 99 and 30 (to be redesignated U.S. 5 and 82, respectively) Oregon
pay» 8% of the construction coat of these interstate highway» while tha tedei*’ gov
ernment pays 92%. In addition, during the same 13 year period the
will spend
•ome 273 million dollars on primary, urban and secondary roads . . . bringing this
part of the long-range program to approximately 50% completion.
(A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE CEMENT INDUSTRY OF OREGON).
G rau Valley
By M m . A.
F. Balaer
Ahout th irty people enjoyed
the j)ot luck dinner served at the
Kent Legion hall Thursday even
ing followed by installation of
officers for tlx? George Bell post
No. 41) and its auxiliary.
The
room was decorated with peonies
and rosea.
Mrs. Keith McDonald of Waaco,
district president, said the grace
and talks were given by Mrs. Mc
Donald, Mrs. Harold Owens, re
tiring preshkmt, Tom Blessing-
ton of Condon, district 5 com m an
der, and H arry Stark, retiring
commander. Mrs. McDonald pre
sented a certificate of m erit to
the unit ami Clair Balzer p resent
ed pins to Frank von Borstel
and H arry Stark.
Mrs. McDonald was Installing
officer for the unit assisted by
Mrs. Donald von Borstel as ser-
geant-at-arms and Mrs. J. E. Nor
ton as musician lor lx>th the unit
and Legion. New officers in stall
ed were Mrs. Bob Bolfe, presi
dent, Mrs. Wallace May, lirst
vice-president, Mrs. Herald Blagg
us second vice presL.ent, Mrs. Ed
gar Alley, secretary, Mrs. Frank
von Borstel, treasurer, Mrs. H ar
ry Statk, sergeant-at-arms, Mrs.
J. W. Blagg, chaplain and Mrs.
A. A. Dunlikp historian.
Ofil ers for the leg io n were In
stalled by Tom Blessington, as
sisted by L uther Davis as ser
geant at-arms and others on the
installing (tain
were Harold
dwells, Donald von Borstel, J. E.
Norton and Lorin W innett Offi
cers installed w ere Mark Bird,
commander, George Helms, vice-
commander, ('lair Balaer, adju
tant, Frank von Borstel, finance
officer, Don Smith, service offi
cer, Bob Bolfe, sergeant-al arms
and Lyle olds as chaplain.
Guest« pivsent were Mrs. Ix»rln
W innett of Wasco, Mrs. Claud
Bayer and Mrs. Ix>y Cochran of
Moro and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jusiesen of Kent.
Don l^each was in The Dalles
Sunday to visit Mrs T. M. Rolfe
ami Earl olds patients at Mid-
Columbia hospital.
Mr. ami Mrs Wallace May were
in Portland last Tuesday io visit
Ills sister, Mrs (Juy Boyer, a pa
tient at Providence hospital
Mr and Mrs. W. ('. Owens and
their son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Pulse, Jerry
ami Billy, arrived Saturday from
Las Vegas, N evada to visit th e ir
son, Harold Owens an I family.
.Mrs. Earl Olds took Mr. old
to the hospital hi The Dalles F ri
day for medical attention
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May
ami family sjxmt the weekend in
Portland.
Among those going to Portland
Saturday for the floral parade
wen? Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hooper
and Floyd, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bust, Mrs.
Phyllis Richards, Mrs. Bert Cox,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Earl, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Earl and family and
Mrs. Don (.each and children.
The G rass Valley G rain Grow
ers held Its annual board meeting
at the elevator Saturday a fte r
noon. Wallace May and Luther
Davis were re-elected hoard m em
bers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maxfield of
Kent drove to I^aGrande T h u rs
day and attended commencement
exercises at Eastern Oregon coll
ege. Boi> Clark was among the
graduates.
Mrs. Glenn Perry of Portland
was an overnight guest at the
Earl Olds home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrlgo
and three daughters of Astoria
arrived Friday and were over
night guests of her parents, the
Frank 'I'. Bayers. Linda Perrlgo
will spend the sum m er here.
Mr. and Mrs. H erman Peters
an I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters
Jr. and son of Hood River drove
to Portland Saturday to see the
floral parade.
Mr. and Mrs Claud Bayer and
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Perrlgo and two daughters took
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer to
Portland Saturday where they
took a plane for Madison, Wia.,
to attend com m encem ent exer
cises at the U niversity of W is
consin, as their son, David Bayer
received his PhD in bio-chemistry.
They will pick up a new car and
David will drive them home.
Charles Urness of The Dalles
was a dinner guest T hursday at
the A. von Borstel home.
Tony Sayrs of Moro spent the
weekend here with his g randpar
ents, the A. von Borstels.
Mr. and Mrs. Ler» G arland were
business visitors in The Dalles
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Blagg had
a« dinner guests Sunday in honor
of F a th e r’s day Mr. and Mrs Jim-
my Blagg. Sandra and Michael of
(Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Blagg. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg
and family, Mr. and Mrs. ( ’lair
Balzer of Moro and Harold Blagg
and W ayne Hall of Portland. Mi
chael returned home w ith his
parents after «pending two weeks
with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reckman
took their daughter, Peggy and
Mary Mobley to Salem Monday to
G irls’ State at W illamette uni
versity and Karen Wilson as
counselor.
Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert
and Gary went to Portland T h u rs
day on business and saw' the
junior Rose parade and visited
relatives, retu rn in g Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert
and Gary, Randy Lemley and Mr.
and Mrs. N orris Gilkinson drove
to Tygh Valley Sunday and en
joyed a picnic
dinner at
park.
Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sullivan and
¿aughter of Tacoma were recent
visitors at the home of her bro
ther and sister in law, Mr. and
Msr. D. L. Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer drove
to Portland Friday on business
and sepnt the weekend visiting
their son, Ralph Balzer and fam
ily and to see the Rose Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. W illard B arnett
and Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and
family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Harold Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Peters Jr.
and son of Hood River spent Sun
day with his parents the H erm an
Peters.
Alex Brander, Skeet and Rob
bie were business visitors in Port-
lan 1 Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd had as
dinner guests Sunday his parents
Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Todd and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton
Fritts.
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