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1 «to COITETI JOURNAL, MORO, QRSGON PRTRAT. MAY ft, 1959 Grau Valley TH E A M E R I CA N t o M «. A. P. Balaer HA Y . « M A fOOil Itttn d an ce was had at ui« V q O k q u i pack m«eung held 1A the »chooi auditorium Friday W IL L IA M erunlng Ma> 1. Harold Oweiu, • j ,! Cubmaater, had charge of the meeting which was opened with EMOLISI! CALVINIST THCOLC ó IAM Skeet Brander , a n d Kenneth (1714- i ro f) Snuttiee carrying the flags while J. F. Heckmann led the flag sa T u £ L O N t ,iß y o u lute; a skit ‘•Down on the Farm ” BEAD 7U £ fi. e i t . 7U£ by Dens 1, 2, and 4; Vernon Ber v o o e you w /u . ¿. k ìt t , ry played and sang several songs; I T W/LL 6 B O » s w a r m A M P 5 W E £ .r £ ß -A M t> another «kit by the Cubs where T u e m o c e you o e r they stood behind a curtain hav ¡M T o r u s s p / m r o f ing removed their shoes and socks it , ru e M o e e you and rolled up their pant legs, PV/L i- O F T IN T O T H F s p ie / r o f f u o / s r * their parents had to identify their •on by his feet; Mr. Berry enter tained with several more songs; >7- - P • presentation of awards by Harold « » i r ' Owens assisted by Malcolm Es linger to the following: John Da r -• I » I J ria, six silver arrows; Terry Stark F f « t 'rf ’ ; and Jimmy Wilson, five silver a r rows; Harold Owens and Jimmy Fayne, three silver arrows; Robin Olds, Ricky Cantrall, Bobby King and Eddie Eslinger, two silver ar rows, Skeet Brander, three silver arrows and a three year pin; Ken neth Sin 1 thee, two silver arrow's and a one year pin; Steve Rolfe and Richard Wilson, one silver arrow. After Harold Owens made several annoucements everyone THE BIBLE; Tiw More Read, Tiw Better Liked sang "Goodnight Cubscouts” led by Mr. Berry. Handwork of the ner. hagen and Mrs, T, 51. Rolfe went Cubocouts was on display In the Mr. ahd Mrs. Harold Eakin and to Goldendale Sunday afternoon library. Refreshments of a large Harry Dean, spent the weekend cake, punch and coffee w'ere ser at their cabin at Camp Sherman. and vlsted Mrs. Charles Forester. Mrs. Rolfe visited a cousin who Is ved In the cafeteria by Mrs. Jes Donald Schilling, a student at In the Goldendale hospital, Helyer, Mrs. Olan Stark an<! OTI spent the week end here uArkPiXA Hawkins. Hati'Vino The 'T’Iwx Scouts Gnaulo ..... . Mrs. ! iT George Mrs. Frances Mathews of Seat with his parents the Art Schill all sat at one table with animal ings. tle and Mrs. H arriett Wells of place cards and favor cups of Mrs. Cora Russell went to Glide returned to their homes the candy. Portland last Tuesday to spend fJrst of last week having been Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark of till this Saturday with her son called here tiecuuse of the serious Bend, who had been vsitlng Mrs. and family. illness and death of their brother, Ben Payne In The Dalles stopped John Rolfe. They were guests of Helen Simon of Portland brou- their mother, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, here Sunday ahd visited the Frank £ Bayer family and the Alfred ght Arnold Sharp up Friday to visit his niece Mrs. Carl von The Altar Society met at the Payne family enroute home. Borstel and family. He was re- borne of Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup Vernon Berry, Alfred Payne, cently dismissed from the Veter- Thursday evening and made plans Max Brown, and Mrs. Bud Brink ans hospital at Vancouver. - a sausage and pancake brunch er took the 7th and 8th grade Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and Mrs. Joe to be held Sunday May 17 begln- pupils to Warm Springs Saturday Griggs of Moro went to Corvallis nl,ig at 11 a .m. at the IOOF hall where they spent the day swim Friday for Mother’s weekend at In Grass' Valley. Price will be ming and enjoying a picnic dln- OSC. The former’s grandson, $1-W> for adults and 50 cents for Keith iMobley and James Griggs children. The public Is Invited, are students there. Mrs. Dunlap will visit relatives in the valley Mr-and Mrs. Frank von Borstel before returning home. ^I>ent t lie w eekend attending a tri erfection state veterans meeting and ban- Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert duet in Reno, Nev. They stopped and Gary went to Arlington Sun- enroute home Sunday and visited in everv aervice day to the rodeo. at the A. von Borstel home. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley re At reasonable cost There will l>e a Peppy Tea at turned home April 27 from a trip the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry to Rochester, Minn., enroute home Hooper Wednesday afternoon they stopped In Los Alamos, New May 13 beginning at 2:30 with Mexico and visited their daughter, a program at 4 p. m. for friends Mrs. Roger Moore and family, and and members of the American at Sparks, Nevada where they legion auxiliary, viisted her brother in law and sis Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young ar ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Olds rived here Friday from California and at Madras they visited Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin. Tuner&l Service Mrs. Marie Bardenhagen spent Leonard & Wilma Smith Sunday evening visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dentist Directors Davis. Muro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3561 num e Tbe Dalle« CY 6-3135 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brinkert ac companied by Mrs. Marie Barden- Tuesdays & Wednesdays O ’-ww ROM-AIN& P and will be here for a while. They are living in the aparment next to the Barbar Shop. Mr. Young will work for Bob Schilling. Mr. and Mrs. bes Pe’erson of Los Angeles, Calif, spent several days here recently visiting his mother, Mrs. Amelia Peterson and hia aunt, Mrs. W. F. Schilling. They also visitod at the Herman Peters home. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Knighton of Mitchell stopped here Sunday evening and visited at the Her man l i te r s home, enroute from S e a ttle . Sandra Zachary of Moro and Peggy Recknian celebrated their birthdays Sunday when they In vited Deanna Martin, Peggy Al- berty and Julia Bayer to go to Warm Springs for the day. They returned to the horn« of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reckman and had bir thday dinner with a decorated cake made by Mrs. Joe Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rust and Mrs. John Rust were business visitors in Portland Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss at Moro. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel spent Wednesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. W arren Crutcher at Sandy. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Andy Patjens. That evening they accompanied the former's daugh ter Jn Jaw, (Mrs. Robert C. von Borstel and sons to the airport where they left on a non-stop flight to Chicago and then on to their home Jn Oakridge, Term. The von Borstels spent the night with the Cruchers who accompan ied them to the airport. Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel and Phil spent Sunday visiting at the Verne Mobley home. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Putman and children, John and Kathy, of Seattle came up last Sunday and stopped in Moro to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ralzer on their way to Kent where Mrs. Putman and children spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nor ton. Alan May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clurence May was brought home Saturday night by his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Whar- field of Portland where he has been two weeks for medical atten tion. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter made a business trip to P ortlan d the band played three numbers gent and wooden soldier by Wal- Wednesday. under the direction of Lynn TVadb laca May. The first and second Mrs. A. S. Alberty and Dean ke; a play by the kindergarten, and Mrs. Sam Alberty and Nancy ‘ Dolls for Sale” under the direc grades gave four rhythm .were business visitors in Portland tion of Mrs. Bertha Brinkert, and a ballet number by Debora Reyanlds; Coral reading "The last Monday. with the cast as follows: Shop Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dainty of keeper played by Helen Bayer; \\ ali us and the Carpvner” and Kennewick, Wn., were recent vis customers, Miss Levins and grand two songs "The Sow Got thp Mea itors at the Sam Alberty home. mother Stubbing played by Shel sles’- and ’ Frogie Went a Court Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox arrived ley Reynolds, Mary and Maggie ing by the seventh aud eighth Friday from Corvallis to visit played by Jeanie Smlthoe; Uncle grades; two coral readings, one their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Billy played by Jeffrey skit and five Individual readings Don Cox They went to Condon King: dolls: Jack-in-the-box by De- by the fifth and sixth grades, clos Saturday and spent the weekend Wayne Cantrall, Clndrella’ by ing with presentation of a gift to with her brother, Clyde Davis \ vonne Rolfe; old-fashioned girl Mrs. Rhoda West from all her students past and present. and family. by Teresa Reeder, stuffed cat by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rogers and A good crowd attended the grade Margaret Hammond, wedding doll school assembly held in the school by Karen I^ach, Raggedy Ann by children Ronnie and Becky of auditorium Friday afternoon. The Debra Earl, Hoola Hoop by Ver Hillsboro were overnight guests following program was presented: na Berry, cowgirl by Und'a Sar- of her Unde Lester Barnum and and family Saturday night. 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