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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FR ID A V, l l l , Y II, 1«5S Mrs. Emma Meeker and son in Donald Wells of San Francisco Tygh Valley. Mr. and Mrs. F rank T. Bayer law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. arrived 'ITiursiiav to visit his m o ther Mrs. H arriett Wells and will returned home recently trom a Ralph Barton from Ixx Angeles, who arrived last Sunday. By M in . A. F. Htlxer work for his uncle Bob Rolfe, trip to Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon and Mrs. Donald von Borstel w ent through harvest. Mrs. Max Nogle and daughter. Among those going to Clarno Mr. and Mrs. l i s t e r Barnum had to Baker Tuesday where she at Jill, were hostesses at a farew’ell the Fourth for a picnic dinner as guests over the weekend Mr. tended the funeral of an uncle. party at their home Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bak and Mrs. Fred Kurilo and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor afternoon for Miss Betsy Mac* er were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Al Woody and fam stel had as dinner guests Sunday, Inr^s, who is moving to the fam an«i family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ily, Mrs. Emma Cham berlain and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rausch and ily’s new home at Monument. Rolfe and family, Mr. and Mrs. son, all of Porland. Jam es Fields of Portland, who Is Betsy was presented with gifts John Rolfe and Rodney, Mrs. H ar Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fields w ent visiting the Rausch’s, Mr. and from the group and tha afternoon riett Wells, Donald Wells, Mrs. to Pelton dam the Fourth and Mrs. Carl von Borstel and family, was spent playing games. Re Frances Matliews, Janet Smith. visited the Del Sm ith family at Arnold Sharpe and Gil Nichols. freshm ents wena »c-i ved at gaily The Raker’s son, Kermit, his wife Maupin. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall had decorated tables. Guests who ga and 'baby of Idaho F alls are spend Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sargent of as guests the Fourth, Mr. and thered to hade farewell to Betsy ing a ten-day leave with them. Salam were here over the week Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap and family were Kathy Stark. Julie Gaumltz, and Jesse C antrall of Moro, Mr. Among the visitors In The Dal end. K rista Mobley, Alice Reck man, les T hursday w ere the F rank T. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews and Mrs. E verett Cantrall and Georgia I.oil, Ixtrraine and Bob Bayers,Frank E Bayers, Julia and and family were dinner guests family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roida ble Barnes and Jerrie Lee Davis Helen, Mona Eakln, the Bud T hursday evening at the home of and family, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap Mothers present w ere Mrs. Verne B rlnkerts, Victor Johnson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty, cele and .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brazeal Mobley, Mrs. It. Barnes, Mrs. John W illard B arnett and Mrs. Ken brating the birthday of Mr. Al and family of The Dalles. Beckman and Mrs. Donald Ila c neth Todd and children. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H attrup berty. iones. Nancy (Tews and Sheri Rolfe and daughter have moved their Mr. and Mrs. David P arkhurst Mr. and Mrs. David Parkhurst left Sunday for the 4-H sum m er household goods from Prescott, of Roseburg had dinner Saturday of Roseburg brought his m other, camp at Suttle l>ake for a week. W ashington to the ranch form er Mrs. Josephine P ark h u rst up at tb? Olan Stark home. Mrs. Brenda Nelson and Kathy ly farm ed by Harley McKay, Friday, July 4, and she accom Mrs. Frank E. Bayer anil Mrs. panied Mrs. Sam Stark on a trip of Ixmg Beach, Calif., are house whore they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Herm an Peters Sam Alherty were hostesses at a to Kansas City and Eldorado guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. von and Arden Peters and Joan Gil party In the city park July 1 cele Springs, Missouri, where they will Borstel. brating the birthdays of Sandra visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clod felt er man of Moro drove to Tilton dam Sue Alt*?rty who was two and and Mrs. C. P. Adams of The Dal the Fourth and to the Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Helen Bayer who was five. Guests Ronald Powell of Moro drove to les spent tba Fourth In Hixxl R iv Rock G ardens and on to Ben ! for Included Nancy Alherty, Dean Al- Stevenson T hursday where Mrs. er at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the W ater Pageant at night. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Putm an tierty, Stan and Dohhie Earl, Gor Olds stayed with her grandson. Bruce Eccles and family. The don Smith, Holly Ketter, Tommy Donald Crews, while Mr. and Mrs. Clodfelters were overnight guests and son, John, of Hillsboro spent Saturday and Sun ay visiting her and Barbara Jo Richards, Donna Marlon (Tews accompanied the of Mrs. Adams. and Jeffrey Schilling, Margaret others to McMinnville to attend Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoskinson parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nor Hammond, Karen I/«a h, Mike the funeral L. H. Nahouse, who of California were guests Monday ton at Kent. John K. Series, radarm an sec McClain. Mothers present were died July 1 a t the Good Sam ari at the A. von Borstel home and Mrs. Myrle Smith, Mrs. A. S. Al tan hospital in Portland. Mr. and at the Frank von Borstel home ond class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Series of Grass Val herty,'M rs. Don Earl, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Earl Olds also attended the Wednesday. Schilling and Mrs. Phyllis Rich funeral. Mrs. Iioris Wilson and children ley, aboard the radar picket des ards. The children played games Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark and were dinner guests T hursday ev troyer USS H enry W. Tucker, is and after the honor guests open family and Byron Bayer spent ening at the Robert Helyer home taking part in the F irst Fleet visit to the San Francisco Bay ed tlxdr gifts, refreshm ents of the Fourth at Terrebonne visiting in Kent. birthday cake, punch and popsi Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Stark. Mr. and Mrs. Jack G riffith and area July 3-7. cles were served. Sandra’s cake Mrs. Hal Gomez and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Helyer and was decorated with circus animals left Monday for their home In son of Kent were among those and Helen’s cake was decorated San Francisco after spending a spending the Fourth at Bend to with ballerina dancers. week here with her parents, the see the W ater Pageant. M argaret Johnson and Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer, Al Paynes. Helen and Byron, were dinner Mr. and 'Mrs. W illard Barnett Hobbs of Sweet Home spent from guests Sunday at the Olan Stark and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Orville T hursday until Saturday visiting home at Kent. Mr and Mrs. O r Ruggles and family and Mrs. (>. at the Frank K etter home. Mr. and Mrs. Gus H artm ann of ville Ruggles were callers In the N. Ruggles spent the Fourth at evening. Hat Rock with tlx* E arl McKin Wasco spent the Fourth visiting the A. F. Balzers. Mrs. Frances Mathes and grand ney family of Ione. Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel daughter Janet Smith arrived Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brledwell June 27 from Seattle to s]>end a had as dinner guests th? F o u rth ha 1 as dinner guests the Fourth, few weeks to visit her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blbhy and fam Mrs. Brenda Nelson and Kathy. Mrs. T. M. Rolfe who is confined ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lee W oolw lneof Mr, and Mrs. Frank von Borstel In the Mid-Colum'bia hospital In The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Au and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs The Dalles. gust Wktssenndller and family of and Tony of Moro. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighton anil Wily jr of Moro were callers in the evening Mr. and Mrs. A F. Balzer w ere •\«n: business visitors in n*he Dalles Saturday and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer at Moro. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ilrander and family returned home Saturday night from a two weeks vacation DO YOU trip to the beach. Thos? enjoying the potluck din ner and afternoon of visiting the Fourth of July at the Carl von Want to borrow money? Borstel home were Arnold Shun«' of Olympia, (¡11 Nichols of T a coma, Dr. and Mrs. M. I). Merrlss Want to sell a ranch, a farm, and family, Mrs. Ardls Gustafson and children, lands Kelly and two a house? g randchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel, Miss Mabel Holmes, Maybe I can help you all of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Borstel and family, Carol «Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H attrup and daughter. Oil eg French, Agent Mrs. (Jordon Lemley and Mrs. Moro Donald von Borstel took Kenneth launley and Joy von Borstel to Cove where they will spend ten days at the Episcopal church camp. They brought Janice Lem ley and Cathy von Borstel home after sjM»nding a week at the camp Kahleen King and Julie Reynolds also sjamt a week at the camp. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Todd OLD have a.s their guests her mother, Grau Valley .. .-thnouqh 'the aqei. T ■ HiSTORY RCCORP^ ¡*< w * -S om e . S p e c t a c u l a r P e s s c r t j *.« eccAUse th e 5 th C a r l . o f A l b e m a r l e r c - MC on r/iAT fusco to R E M O T E A CC/LING TO ACCOM 0 — t PA T C A N E IG H T E E N - \ foot d e s s e r t W S CC/LlNG/r CCU.INC ‘X ./\C H E F QUIT. A k /N c L o u is kj y x-v_ serpe ? A C O N re c r/O N S N /p ß E A R /N G GUNS USING R E A L G U N P O h lP C R ,rt.U ¿ e W ü rttem ber g '? F rcper / c U PROP UCEO A t it E TN A PFS5FRT E R U P TIN G N /T H ACTU AL F /R E N O R K ?.' Up to 9 5 'Í of the cost of interstate r«»a s is borne by Fede »a 1 Governiment; the• rest Tivelfth District the stat es. tes, the ivest, wllieh have 17', leage tb¿» total United the svsti?tn, retelved 13% of Federal funds allocated thru •al 195 J. Thu* fuir, 10.3% of al iited mil«eag? is under wily or nplete 1 in the District, com- pared with 10.8', in the nation as a whole. Although some individ ual* and communities will suffer economic losses from relocation of highways and faciliies, the pro gram should result in increased land values, revitalization of u r ban shopping ten ters, and lietter industrial and urban distribution patterns, a* well as tubstantial reductions in accidents, time, anti transportation costs estim ated as a net saving >f over '.2 bidion per year. Dr, Otis G. Perkins G U T SP G C T A C - U LAR D ESSERTS W ERE HISTORICALLY U N IM PO R TAN T COMPARED Kl/TH THE AD VEN T OF SW EETENED CONDENSED WHICH REVOLUTIONIZED DES SER T-MAKING. Optometrist \ NOW, A N Y houscnifc can T1AKCA HOST OF PELICIOVS PUPP/NGS, CAKES, COOK/CS, PIES, FROSTINGSANO FILLINGS WITH SVJFFTCNFP CONDENSER MILK,QUICKLY ANP EASILY. 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