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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNT! Moro Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Black and children were here last Friday until Sunday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pinkerton. A pre-Thanksgiving dinner was held at the elder Pinkerton’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Powell w’ere up from Portland last week end to visit their ranch near Moro. Friends of Mollie McLachlan met at the church last Friday even ing to give her a farewell party prior to her removal to Portland. The grange was original sponsor although many helped make the party a success. During her resi dence in Moro Mrs. McLachlan has been helpful to everyone here and she will be missed, was said many times at her party. She has long been head of the American Legion auxiliary unit here. JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FBIDAY, NOVEMBER, t l , 1333 Sherry Woods Feted On Coming Wedding Wasco News Invitations are out announcing the wedding of Miss Sheryl Jane Woods, daughter of Ernest Woods of Moro and Shirley Woods of Portland to Larry Edward Kase- l>erg, son of Mr. and Mrs. L E. Kaseberg of Wasco at the West minster Presbyterian church in Portland on the afternoon of November 30. Miss Woods has been busy at tending showers given by her friends since the eighth of the month when sisters at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house at Corvallis held a spice and recipe shower in her honor. Mrs. Harold Halley was sponsor for a linen shower, Nov. 11 at the Moro church, Joan Ja?ger gave a surprise shower and brunch in honor of the bride to lx?. Mrs. learner Sayrs and Mrs. Mike Mullck were hostesses last Saturday at a kitchen shower. Latest social function honoring Miss Woods was the shower giv en by Mrs. Irving Hart, Mrs. Charles Burnet and Mrs. Orlow Martin Thursday. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nishet were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 'Fridley and children, Mr. and Mrs. D. McConaughy of Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene McConaughy and children and Wes Porter who were visiting here over the week end from Portland. Annie Fulton Chapter OES held a regular meeting Nov. 11. Mem bers were present from The Dalles and Moro to welcome Mrs. Rose Rueppell, who was initiated that evening. There was a report on the district meeting in Moro and other visitations made by mem bers through the month. The next regular meeting will be held on December 9. By DorU N label Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engberg were hosts at a dinner Saturday evening celebrating the 44th wed ding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk. Also present to honor the couple were Mr. and Mt's. John Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. N is bet. Mrs. John Robinson was honor ed Sunday on the occasion of her birthday when a group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Royse for a potluck dinner. Enjoying the occasion were John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engberg and Kaye, Mr. and MrsStanley Gordh and Cher- rill, Mrs. Lee Gunnells and Donna Jean of Moro and John Royse. A hula-hoop contest will he one of the features of the 1*TA Variety night held December 5. Other fea tures will be a barber-shop quar tet, sack dance, and w’ho knows w’hat else? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent have just returned from a six weeks trip, during which they spent a few days in Washington, D. C. and visited relatives around Rochester and Olean, New York. From there they visited Mr. Sar gent’s sister in Montreal, Quebec and his brother in Moose Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanGllder and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sar gent. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Gilder and family and Mrs. Leo Roberts were business visitors In Portland Saturday. Tuesday club met recently at the home of Mrs. Eldon Lane with Mrs. Tom Jacobson as co hostess. Mrs. Lane gave a paper on a historical cketch of the Pen- present. Earl is the county grange W yoming and have come here to beth and Jimmy. Also Mrs. Bertha deputy and was the speaker. He liv e where Wally Joe was raised, Applegate, the mother of Mrs. Rufus Personals *jH»ke on the need for research He now has a job w orking as drll- Wilson, all coming from Portland. for the John Day dam con and promotion of farm products. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blake of By Mn». Geo. I.. Fox The next Pomona Grange meeting struction. The Dalles were Saturday night The Sherman County Pomona will be at Rufus in February. The Home Ec. club of the Rufus dinner guests at the Atlee Wilson Grange met Nov. 8 at the Har- home. In the evening they went Mrs. Walter Joe Morris was Grange met Nov. 15 at the home to the Rufus Grange card party. landvtew Grange hall. A lovely of Mrs. Harland McDonald with roast beef dinner with everything honored at a bridal shower given Cliff Mosely left Sunday for that goes with It was served at Monday evening at the Rufus Mrs. Dolph Baker as co-hostess. Weaverville, Calif., to visit his hostesses served a dessert Grange hall. Hostesses for the af The noon. , lunoheon. Mrs. Millard Leigh was parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mosely fair were Mrs. Leonard Jordan, a guest. Roll call was "How To Be for a few days. Harlaixl McDonald, Pomona Mrs. Harvey Hanson and Mrs. Those from Rufus going to The master, opened the business meet George Fox. The gift table held a Good Neighbor". The club voted ing The Home Ec chairman, Mrs. a centerpiece of a church with to send $5 to Camp Columbia for Dalles Tuesday for the Nutrition Walter Bruckert, reported that the couple leaving the church. hs Christmas Cheer. The mem- meeting there were Mrs. Millard l>ers arc also to collect usuahle I«elgh, Mrs. Will Huck. Mrs. Geo. the sewing contest will lx? con was flanked by white candles clothing and take to the next Fox, Mrs. Atlee Wilson and Mrs. tinued again this year. Also said This in crystal holders. Two flower ^meeting which will be December Harland McDonald. These women they have a National Crochet con arrangements In white and pink' 11 at the home of Mrs. Holland went to The Dalles because the test. George Fox on agriculture mums were used on both of the Johnson. The Rufus H E. C were Home Ec club meets the same day reported on the John Day dam tables with the gifts on asked to send five dozen cookies as that weeks meeting in Sher celebration which was held at one end of the white centered covered ta for the Blood Bank. Mrs. Bert man county. Maryhill Nov. 7. He also discus ble. For the program there was a Swlgart won the drawing. There We had quite a frost here Mon sed results of the recent election. reading, also a game which all will be a Christinas gift exchange day, and it looked like all the Both grange secretaries reported took part in, this was led i v Mrs. with the gifts not to lx* over a flowers were not able to stand up on their subordinate granges. Jordan. dollar In value at the next meet under the cold. Tuesday It is rain Tommy Thompson, county ag Mrs. Walter Joe Morris was ing. Mrs. Walter Morris, chairman ing, and again sonsewhat warmer. ent, spoke on feeding pellets to then to the gift '.■hie to called for election of officers with livestock. The lecturer’s program open escorted her many loveiy wrapped the result Mrs. Will Huck elected GKAHH VAI.I.EY GRADE NRWB was put on by the agriculture packages. She was aast*ed by chairman, Mrs. Grace Medler, vice By Ardlne Todd chairman, Walter Bruckert. There her mother In law, Mr«», chairman, Mrs. G«x»rge Fox se- joe Mor All the rooms are preparing was a game by a group. A cake ris. The gifts were passed around rretary-treausrer. Mrs. Morris re Thanksgiving plays for the as walk with Mrs. Earl Gentry win lor alt to see. Afterwards the ported $18 was the sum made on sembly Nov. 26. The 3rd and 4th ning the prize. A draw prize was hostesses served refreshments on the ftxxi sale on election day. The grade teacher. Mrs. Rh«xla West, won by Sam Brock. Mr. and Mrs. covered card tables. Mrs. Jordan club has received word that the was ill and Mrs. BUI Todd, sub- Earl Moore of Hood River were had made a large slab cake decor candy which they ordered to sell stltued in her place all last week. ated In pink and white with the for Christmas has lx»en shipped Jessie Brainier was absent Fri and will lx? here any day now. day. In the 7th and 8th grade ny Art Fund. Member are plan word happiness on it, tills was The Rufus Grange held another room the absentees were Patty cut and served by the guest of ning to help sponsor a Campshlp card party at the hall Saturday for crippled children, and are ask honor with liarvarian jello and night with Otto Petersen and Mrs, Brown and Mona Eakin. coffee and tea. The Walter Joe Last week was American Edu ed to bring donations of various Bert Swlgart receiving high prise cation Week. The 7th and 8th Morris' were recently marlred in articles such as stationery, color- and Sam Brock and Mrs. Harland grade room Invited the ¡xirents of books, yarn, yardage, and any McDonald low. Pinochle was play the students to come and visit thing that can he used at Chem- ed. The gi'ange women served sup Nov. 13. Parents who visited were awa Indian school, state hospital Dr. Frank D. Reid per at the close of the evening. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. In Pendleton, state hospital in Weekend guests at the home of Martin and Mrs. Steele. Dentist Salem, Fairview home, old cards Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilson were Students absent in the 5th and Moro Hotel Bldg. JO 3-3361 and toys forDoernbecher hospital, their son In law and daughter Mr. 6th grades were Janice I«emley, old nylons or jewelry to be sent and Mrs. J. A. Butler and family, Ixxinard Eakin, Ronald Eakin and to veterans. These things should Tuesdays & Wednesdays Geraldine, Barbara, Kay, Ellza- Dick Barnum. he brought to the next meeting Dec. 2, as they will be wrapped that day at the home of Mrs. Leo Watkins Btnca this win be a world day, the annual Christmas social ¡»arty will he on Dec. 16, when gifts will l>e exchanged. The West Wind Riders held a special meeting at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith Thursday evening to elect a delegate and alternate for the horseman judg ing school to held In The Dalles is under New Management Dec. 13-14. Present were John Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wat kins and Ann Halvorson. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins and Jerry Morehouse has bought family and Rebecca Rhinehart took a drive Sunday through Con A. B. Chittim’s Interest don and Heppner and came hack by way of Arlington, where they visited the E. C. Re home. and Jack Sanders Ernest Woods is in a hospital in Portland with a recurrence of his ulcer condition that is res ponding to treatment without an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger were in Portland the first of the week to attend the meeting of VITAMINS PRESERVE FOOD. northwest cooperatives. Vitamins, the wonder workers Jack Lawrence came home in human nutrition, are now tak Monday from a trip to Fargo, ing on new roles in food perser- N. D. where he visited relatives vation. and also to other mid-western One of these, Vitamin K5, need cities for similar visits. He went ed by the human hotly to help to Portland Monday evening to see stop bleeding, can extend the his daughter, Mrs. Bert Lite be storage life of a wide range of fore going back to work. foods. OSC food technologists B. C. Pinckney was in Moro have found. Small amounts of Vitamin K5 Monday saying that he was no added to mushroom sauce, crab longer with Inland Navigation, the reorganization of that firm, meat, cottage cheese, frankfurters having eliminated his position. table syrup and strawberry jam greatly delayed spoilage. Henry Grabenhorst came home Use of natural food additives as from Ukiah Sunday night with a preservatives increases food value nice fat young elk which he and and prolongs shelf life, according his party shot near that mountain to Dr. H. Y. Yank, food technolo town. Hank's jeep was covered gist and author of a recent article with snow, causing some com in food technology magazine. Some chemicals unauthorized as ment. Dewey Thompson, Harry Pink food preservatives may be harm erton, Russell Belshee and Rev. ful to the consumer or affect food Ernest Goodenberger attended the quality, he says. fall Presbytery meeting in Port Vitamin K5 shows definite land Tuesday. It was held at the promise in preserving fruit made Acreage church over which Mr. with artificial sweeteners. Sugar, when added to fruits, acts as a Goodenberger’s son presides. preservative and helps prevent Mrs. Mary Mersinger is ill this molds. But low’ calorie sugarless week and her place at the school fruits spoil quickly unless refri lunch room is being taken by Mrs. gerated. Vitamin K5 would also John Gilman. be useful in helping prevent food Mr. and Mrs. Merton Harlan of spoilage in unused portions of Waterton Park, Alberta were food. Scientists are also seeking guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore new ways to preserve foods in Johnston the first of the week, areas of the world without refri leaving Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. geration. Johnston left later in the week to How Vitamin K5 prevents spoil OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'iC- cvooooooooooooooooooooooo ( be gone for the winter months. age Is not known, says Yang. A & Z CABINET WORKS However, some scientists believe Mrs. George Mitchell was a that the vitamin when combined Moro, Oregon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore with water produces an “interme K. Zachary W. <». Axtell Tuesday night while on a trip to diate” compound that kills the JO 3*3313 .ID 3 - 3333 this part of the state on business. spoilage microorganisms. She lives at Helix. Natural foods high in Vitamin “Everything From A to Z Lester Con lee is home and K5 include spinach, kale, egg Custom Kitchens Consoweld T< ps getting about as usual after hav yolk, liver, cheese and tomatoes. ing had his gall bladder re Alfalfa is another high scource Floor Covering Run«Iran the vitamin. A light tan pow moved at a Portland hospital re of der, the Vitamin K5 in OSC tests Res. Construction Remodelir.g cently. was mixed with water and added George Helms was taken to a to foods in varying amounts. 0 ( X )< x x x > o o o o o < x x k }< x > o o o o o o o o o u OO o o o < k >(> o O O O O O O O O O O O hospital in The Dalles Wednesday Then foods w’ere stored. after suffering an asthmatic at tack while working at Erskine. MORO COMMUNITY ----------- v ’« CARD OF THANKS Thanks to all those who worked so hard ih organizing such a grand farewell party for me. On the money tree there was $50.50, many cards and handkerchiefs. Thanks to all who were at the party and for the kindness shown. Mollie Mcl^achlan Heating Oils Prompt Service Budget Plan ( ’all or S«»e BOB BYARS Union Oil Consignee Wasco. Oregon GI 2 5454 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship Service 5:30 Westminster Fellowship Tuesday, the Junior Choir right after school. Wednesday, the Senior and Adult Choir 8:00 p. m. Sunday Nov. 23 is the day we have been waiting for. Our spe cial guests are Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Workinger of Shedd, Oregon. They spent several months visit ing Christian missions In Egypt, the Sudan and Ethiopia. At Sun day school hour and the Morning Worship hour they will share their experiences with us. The crowning part of their presenta-’ tion will be at the evening hour (our Church Family Night) at which time they will show color ed slides of the countries they visited. This is the program for our Church Family Night this month. It will begin with a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p. m. Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor Z E N I T H TV Kales & Service SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Call ANDY PAULSON .ID 3*1313 P erfection in cry service nt reasonable cost Senior Play “ One Wild Night” (by Guernsey I a * Pelley) Union Oil Station at Wasco will operate the station W ill Hmi<1lo: I S Roynl Tires — Anti-Freezu ( 'lining — BattericH C h fis tm a s is more funu Friday, November 2 1 ,1 9 5 8 - 8 p. m. Sherman High School Cafetorium Reserved Keats General Admission $ 1.50 $ 1.00 - adults $ .75 - students $ .«50 - children under 12 THANKSGIVING DINNER when you join F irst N ational's Christmas Club This month, Oregon people who joined First National's Christ m u Club a year ago w ill receive thedu totah'rg $2,000,000! You tan enjoy the holiday« with extra money, too. Just join P in t Nation d Bank of Oregon*! Christmas Club now. Save a little ea. i week (50c, $1.00, $2.00, etc.) and next year you w i ll receive a thetk fos the full amount »aved . , . plus interest! i t ’* a sure way to a merrier C h rittm u ! MORO HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Open from 6:00 A. M. Dinners served from 12 noon Roast Voting Tom Turkeys, stuffed with savory dressing Snowflake Mashed Potatoes, Giblet Gravy, Fresh Frozen P«aa Tossed Green Salmi, Vonr choice of French, PMW Island or Roquefort Dressing, Home Made H o t Polls, • ottee, lea, or Milk H o m e Made Plum P rid in g , Hard Sauce, Hot Mince or Pumpkin Pi«», ■ROM ( ■ Jr f Ice Cream ooo Special Plates for the Youngsters, at reduced prices CHAPEL . Funeral Service Leonard £ Wilma Smith Directori Phone The Dalles CY 3-3133 A real Holiday Feast, wont you give us a try Many other fine choice entrees from the Menu Completely renovated Banquet & Meeting room for large or small groups by appointment only Open Sundays for Family Dinners W here vonr friends meet after church N a tl o f I B a n k »öon
