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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1959)
PACB 4 SHÏRM.4N COU NTT JOVBNAI, MORO, OREGON Grass Valley By Mr». A. F. Raker PRFDAT, MAT 1, 19$9 were busim v isito rs in The Dal- les Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Jenkins arri- ved T t iday from Portland and a pene the wt .k end with tl eir da igbter, Mr. Dvi.uK /onBoi, del and ianiiiy. -Mr an d Mi L n Garland had a s d in n e r gue its recently Mrs D H Higginb'. tham and grand daugh- t t r oi 'ine D. iles and her father, J W Lacy of Dallas. Mr and Mrs Leu Garland apent Saturday evening visiting Mr and Mrs H arry Justesen. Mrs Ben Maxfield p resen ted h e r piano pupils In recital In the Kent .*-chool auditorium Friday evening The program included t t e follow ing numbers: “Cooseberry Goo?/.’ a trio by Vicki Bardenhagen, Can dace Jefferies and Julia Gauirdtz; ‘ Call of the Canyon” by Susan Eakin; “Play Time” by Ab, e Ann Heckman; “Man on the Flying Trapeze” duet by M ichad and Eddie Eslinger; “Judy and flJU” George W 'ernm ark of T he D al by Candace Jefferies; “Onward le- sjs-nt Saturday at the A von C hristian Soldiers” by Julia Gau- Borstel home*. inifz; “Little Bo-Peep” by Vicki Mr and Mrs A vonBorstel and Bardenhagen; "Campus Capers’ by Mrs Marie Bardenhagen spent Alice Ann Heckman and Jill No- Sunday at Moro visiting Mr and gle; "This Old Man” by Michael Mrs Frank Sayrs and family. Eslln*?r; Policeman’s C horus' by Mr and Mrs Gene Reynolds and Eddie Eslinger, “Peek-a-boo’ duet Julie were business visitors in by /Melva Alberty and Susan Ea- Portland Monday. kin; ‘The Base Ball League’ by Mr and Mrs Chester Briedwell John Davis; “A m aryllis” by Ca returned home Thursday from thy vonBorstel; “Mexican Clap Corvallis w here they spent a Dance" by Ixjuise Eakin; "Bug week visiting her mother, Mrs a-Boogie duet by Roger Knott Litha Guthrie. Mr Briedwell was and John Davis; *lMoon light Mel in McMinnville several days visi odies” by Melva Alberty; “David ting relatives. Mrs Briedwell had and His Echo” by Roger Knott; previously spent three weeks at J lie British G renadiers’ by K ris Corvallis when her m other was ta Mobley; “The Old S alt” by ill with pneumonia. G ary Carlson; “Largo” duet by Mr and Mrs Frank T Bayer Kathleen Gaumitz and Colleen were called to the Guy Vintin Jeileries; "J’he Sand M an” by home at Carlton, Wash., Saturday James Wilson; "Peasant Dance” as Mrs Vintin suffered a slight by Jill Nogle; "Fun Time” duet stroke. by Bonnie Jefferies and K rista Mrs A A Dunlap had as week Mobley; ‘Black Hawk W altz’ by end guests Mr and Mrs Frank Patty Knott; “Lonesome Tow n” Haynes and Mr and Mrs Eugene by Sally Sue Bibby; "Rustic Dan- Hermanson and daughter of Philo oe” trio by E rin W’ilson, Patty m ath who a rriv ed Friday. The Knott and Teresa Bardeniiagen, men came up to go fishing. Cross H ands” by Coleen Jefferies Mr and .Mrs Bill Haynes of 'Bless This H ouse’ by Kathleen Portland came up F rid ay to The <in«»,n»itZ’o "iileCping Beaut>' Waltz"’ Dalles to a tte n d fu n eral services < uei by sally Sue Bibby and Ju n e for John Rolfe and then came up ni V r ? i H appiness’ by Bon- here and spent the weekend with rue Jerferlea; “Dance of the Rose- Mrs A A Dunlap. He also went , ) 8 ’5 Jeresa Bardenhagen; fishing. ’io a Wild Rose” duet by Cathy Mrs Art Bibby and Miss Chris- vonBorstel and Louise Eakin; tine Folda arrived W ednesday •ei rude s Dream W altz'b y June from Portland. Mrs Bibby will in , a . ’ *.T,ie C“bgon» Go HoJl- visit at the Ebeo Kee home ami ing Along duet by Jam es Wil- Miss Folda will visit her sister, •son and Gary Carlson; “W arsaw Mrs Herman Peters. They brought Concerto” by E rin Wilson. Mrs Ronald Rolfe with the US arm y Maxfield was presented with a up with them as he arrived from gift of appreciation by her pup Germany because of his father’s ils. A num ber of Grass Valley death. people attended the recital. Mrs E gar Alley and Ruth were business visitors in The Dalles Mrs Robert C vonBorstel and Saturday. sons were dinner guests Wednes Mr and Mrs Gus H artm ann of day at the Dean Pinkerton home near Moro. Also present were Mr Wasco s|H*ut Sunday visiting the A F Balzers. and Mrs Alfred Kock and grand Mrs Bruce Eccles and (laughers children, Stephen and Lori Kock. Mr and Mrs George vonBorstel Kaurle and Karen of Hood River and family and Mrs Kenneth Hat- s|>ent the week end here with her parents, the Donald Clodfeltera. tru p and d aughter spent Friday Mrs Willis Brittain of Bend in The Dalles visiting a t the home was here Friday to attend the fun of Mr and Mrs Ted vonBorstel. eral of John Rolfe. Stic returned Mrs Keith DeCourcey of The Dalles held a four o’clock tea a t home Saturday accompanied by het honk* Friday In honor of Mrs her sister, Mrs Josephine P ark R obert C vonBorstel and sons of h u rst of Kent who returned Sun day. Oakridge, Tenn. Mrs Frank von I lie Grass Valley extension unit Borstel was also present. They called on Mr and Mrs Ted von met at the school cafeteria Wed nesday afternoon. Mrs Estel H ar Borstel before returning here. tley and Mrs Harold Eakin gave The Misses Cassie arid M at'd Holmes of I he Dalles were dinner a dem onstration on Broiler meals which was served at the cloa 1 of guests Sunday at the Donald von the meeting to those present in- Borstel home. eluding Mrs Willard Barnett, Mrs Mr ami Mrs Carl vonBorstel Jam es Earl, Mrs Ja* k Adams, Mrs went to Portland Monday on b u si Wallace May, Mis Peggy Elehler, ness and will visit her uncle, A r Mrs Jim Brown, Mrs Harold Ow nold Sharp, who is a patient in ens, Mrs Boyce Blaylock, Mrs tin* V eteran’s hospital at Van O li II irry Stark and Mrs 11 N Riggs. ver. Mrs Earl, chairm an, conducted Mr and Mrs F rank T Bayer tiki business and the election of • A officers. She was re-elected chair Mr an d M rs Bud Kock a re th e man, Mrs Brown, vice-chairman, parents of a daughter born A pril and Mrs Owena was re-elected as 22 at Tlie Dalles. She was named s 'cretary-treasurer. M r and M rs H erm an P e te rs Jr. Lisa Ann and weighed 8 pounds and fam ily of Hood R iv er cam e and 1 tii ounces. She joins a bro Friday ev en in g and sp e n t th e r e ther Stephen and a sister, Lori. m ain d er of th e w eek w ith his p a r Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alfred Kock of Moro and Mr and en ts, th e H erm an P eters. Mr and Mrs Malcolm ELslin^er Henry TenEyck of Sandy. Mrs fi-vo as their guwst3 his parents, Kock and infant daughter return Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eslinger of ed home from the hospital Sat urday and her (pother, Mrs Ten- Forest Grove. Eyck is here with her. M r and Mrs Jimmy Haynes and h ild ren of P o rtlan d cam e S atu r- ged and Julie Reynolds w’on first, checked our goals for the yekr lay and spent the weekend here wifh his aunt, Mrs A A D unlap. Mr and Mrs Earl Olds and Robin w ere bus iness visitors in Portland last Tue. day. Mr an Mrs Duane Lemley and children and Mr and Mrs Lowell Tiller and daughter of Portland .-»pent the w’eekend here fishing and visiting the Gordon Lemleys. The Poppy Posters, sponsored by the George Bell unit of the Ameri an I-cgion have been jud- CARD OF T H A N K S We are sincerely grateful for the many expressions of sym pathy during our recent bereave ment. For the beautiful floral offerings, the many acts of kind ness of neighbors and other friends, and to those contributing to the cancer fund, our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. John M. Rolfe Rodney & Ronald Rolfe Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and the brothers and sisters of John Rolfe. New FORD Select 0 -Speed Transmission A Fully Hydraulic Tractor Don’t forget our 4 wheel Drive Tractors 4 crops to pay — See It Before You Buy Check our Hy Value - Used Equipment II) speeds forw ard — No clutch — No M o p p in g __ H ick a lev er A s h i l l up or dow n — No slip _ Direct hydraulic transm ission — Hydraulic braking power — Elim inate motors on halers TIIE GREATEST ADVANt E IN TRACTORS SI Nt E IIIE K IIE T I.N IIY D R U I.K' A 3 POINT HITCH At Tri-County Tractor Company 1425 W. Second St. at the qualifying factors in funeral service. m mm > k o -t The Dalle3, Oregon See the Select-O-Speed Transmission A Fully Hydromatic Tractor «34 MCOKfllV AVt I'h c ( ìi( iit.* s | iiilv a rtc c in Tractors Joy and Cathy von Borstel tied for second and Eddie Eslinger won third. Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup was poster chairman. Mrs. Henry Hooper and Mrs. Josephine Park hurst of Kent were the judges. The winner wdll enter the state contest. arxl found we have accomplished several. .. . Jane Htlgesou The Kent Livestock club met a t J. P. Reckmau’s A p ril ,7. Seven were present and ¡elder, Bob Martin. County Agent T. W. 'Thompson showed a Him ab o u t stock judging. A t our riext meet ing at Joe Bibby's we w ill all give a demonstration. Refresh ments were served by Mrs Reek- man. Dori Mobley The Muffin Mixers met w ith leaders M illy Ferrell and Wanda Dunlap. Jayne McKean waa he guest. \\N* were hostesses to the Come and Get It cooking club. 4 H CM BS Carol Armstrong gave a demon The Sewing Bees met w ith lea- stration on table setting. We are derPat vonBorstel at her home. planning a dinner for our par K athleen King led the pledges. ents. Judy Ann Ferrell Louise Eakin brought refresh The Golden Threads met at ments. Pat gave a dem onstration on pinning and cutting out pin Grass Valley school A p ril 27 and Melva Alberty led the pledge. We cushions. answered with our favorite pet. Carmen Johnson We are going to buy a gavel and The K nitting Stars met w ith flags which cost $2.55. Melva A l Mrs Myrl Smith at the Grass Val berty gave a demonstration on ley grade school. We had to elect how to keep your place mats clean a rx?w vke-president. R efresh Ixirraine Stark brought refresh m ents were by Cathie vonBorstel. ments. We are going to have our Sheri Rolfe mothers for our next meeting. The North Sherm an Livestock Janice Lemley club met with its leader, Leonard The suggestion for a meeting I* ields at the LeRoy Belshee and after school is out was discussed I* rank Reid places. The m eeting at the meeting of the Handy Girls was to teach new m em bers how Sewing Club, Wednesday after to judge anim als better. We jud noon. ged shoep at Belshee’s and hogs \ icki Virtue, Moro, showed us J t Reid s. Mike Lane how* to fold a sw’eater properly. 1 he Come and Get It cooking The members worked hard on club met with P atty Miller pre their projects for the remainder siding. We talked about having a of the time. The rx?xt meeting H M others’ day p arty which will be to be A p ril 29. held at Anti M iller’s May 13. We Diana Henrichs, reporter News oj' 4 -ti CLUBS Notice of bale oi County-owned Real Property Pubh, la ben , Public notice Is hereby given that I, < , Get shet an in Countv. Counts o MVeriff and lax Collector for »hetm o „ w ,n; on the 13th day of May, 1959, will ■<•11 to the h ighest f O id bea bidder for cash, but for not than the minimum prl< herein after set forth, each parcel oi groups of par of al proj •rtles hereinafter dcs rllied. * sales shall be made at tl .* front door of the Court House of Sherman County, State of Or» foli, siti In Mon », Ore- gon, between the hours o*f io o’clock a m. and I o’» lock J». in. on ttk* day aforesaid. I bat tilts noth»* |g published pursuant to an or »f tile ( bunty ( ourt of Sherman County, State of Oregon, on. duly ie -ith day of March, 1959, and shall In* published onci sv» ’ four consecutive weeks in tlx* Sherm an County J »urn; a n per of general circulation printed and published In ieri aunty, State of Oregon The date of the first publi í tl lice Is tlw 10th day of April, 1959, and tin* date of d I' »liC£ notice is the 1st <|*y of May, 1959 That all of the real properties •rei I ated in Sherm an County, Oregon. That the description of each of t ral rea, sold and the minimum price for v par up pan els of said real property may b< old as fi Bie County Court of Sherman Counts sta te HOW MANY OF THESE WORK FOR YOU? (Chances are you have a great many more!) to-wlt: Description filili m n in ITice Ixjtu 4 & ft, Block 22, Original Town of Moi $ 270.00 Ix’t 1, Bhx k 30, Original Town of Moro 130 00 I x»t 1, Block 1, Rags ale A Morrison A 11 ton to the Town of Kent; 5 (K> All of Ulix k 16, Town of DvMoss Ixita 1. 2, ;I, and E asterly 5 feet of Lot 4. (la x I xit D, Original Town of Moro Lot s l, 2, A 3, Block ft, Clements A .Itili th<* ('llty of G lass Valiev; 5i (Hl lx>t 10. Bit x*k 3, Original Town of Was»( 153.00 lx)t 9, Blot k 1, Ragsdale A Moiri.*ion Ad ditii to th»* Town of Kent; 10 00 South half of Ix»t> 1 a 2, Block 12. (Tax Origin.' il Town of Moro; 10 00 Loti5 u Ä i ,, Blot k ft, Original Town (»f Ke !x>t* » 4 A 5 Block 5, Town , if k r Nor th half of I xj I» 4 A f, Block 13. llena Uldition to City of Gia s Valley, 11 A 12, Block 3, <\rmsworthv .-V ili he Town of Was»-»: Ixit H, k 4. Rai dal th Toss n of Kent; 0, & , Block 1, Mowry Add to th e Town of Moro;, Iz>t 3, Block 2, Mowry AAlltlon to tin Moi Ix»t 5, Block ft, Mowry Addition to thi M» NVVV« of S F 1«, W M i of N E *a, A lx> < i in Sec Township i 1 i South, .>oion. n Range an ce 19 iy Ea.- t.a-i. W M 10 A East half of I x»t 8, Block 1, O riginal Toss n of \\ . Ixit ft, Block 1ft, Sherman Addition to the 'Toss n i G rass Valley; D ated at Moro, Oregon, thin 10th day of Ap George J. Gelser S h eriff am i Tax ( S h erm an Countv. Every new electric appliance you add helps make your housework lighter, your home more com fortable and convenient. Be sure you’re making full use of today’s biggest value — your PP&L electric service. See your electric appliance dealer today! & L IG H T C O M P A N Y You L ive B etter... E le c tric a lly $269.000,000! That's the hu^e sum Pacific Power has had to spend on new construction in the past 10 years to meet your fast growing service needs!
