Sherman County journal., June 05, 1959, Page 4, Image 4

PACE 6
SH ER M A N
COUNTY
Grass Valley
By M rs. A. F. Balzer
A p a rty w as held at th e horn."
of Mr. and M rs. B ernard M a rtin
F rid a y night a fte r the g rad u atio n
exercises held at S herm an H igh,
for D eanna M artin and Peggy
R eckm an, who w ere the two in
the class w ho w ent th ro u g h all
the 12 grades together. T he g irls
opened th e ir gifts and the engage­
m ent of D eanna M artin to Dale
P adget was announced, no w ed­
ding date has ls»en set. The guests
included Mrs. Jo h n R eckm an and
Hetty Jean, Mrs. Jo e H am m ond,
Mrs. M arie B ardenhagen, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick R eckm an and K atie,
Rosalie and Alice E slinger, A nd-
en Ttxbl, All s. E lton E akin, John
and Bonn he. Mr. ami Mrs. Vernon
E akin am 1 f 'amlly, Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Eak in and fam ily, Mrs. Don-
aid von I3or■stel, Joy and C athy,
Mr. ami Mrs. H enry Ja e g e r of
Mon», Mr . aind Mrs. Ralph E akin
ami G onk >n of Condon, Mrs. A. K.
A lberty and Peggy, Ju lia Bayer,
Mr. and Mis. >>onald M artin and
D onnie of Moro, Mrs. D. L. R ey­
nolds, Mrs. G ene Reynolds and
Julie, Mrs. Ivan Rlagg and S haryl,
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth M artin and
to ro y . Phillip ( ’oom bs of Moro,
Mr. an I Mrs. Miller of Golden-
dale and Dale Padget of V ancou­
ver. Mrs Jos H am m ond h ik e d the
g raduation cake decorated w ith
the inscription “C on g ratu latio n s
Deanna an 1 Peggy,” it was served
w ith Ice cream , coffee» and punch.
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A good atten d a n ce w as had at
the g rad e school g rid u a tio n e x ­
ercises held In th e au d ito riu m
T h u rsd ay evening. The program
opened w ith the Invocation by
the Rev. Don I a»aeh; class h isto ry
by K atie R eckm an; class will by
Danny M artin; class prophecy by
V irginia Todd; p rese n tatio n of d i­
plom as by G ene R eyonlds and the
benediction by Rev. Leach; Mem­
bers of the g ra d u a tin g class w ere
K atie Reckm an, M arjorie Riggs,
Byron Haver, Mona Eakin, D an­
ny M artin, C urt Ml 'dleton, Randy
T hom pson, V irginia Todd and
E laine C unningham .
A fter the
graduate? o[>em»d th e ir gifts at
the school they all w ere invited to
the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H arold
E akin for an evening of record
playing and visiting. O ther guests
included Mr. ami Mrs. Dick R eck­
m an and Peggy, Rosalie E slinger,
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Riggs am i
Peggy, Mr. an I Mrs. B ernard Mar­
tin, D eanna, Donnie M artin, Mr.
and M r i. Owen E akin and Iam
Hy, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Rolfe, Mr
and Mrs . K enneth Todd, Mr. am
Mrs. Rill Todd and fam ily, ,Mr. an«
Mrs. Vem o n B erry and fan illy
and Mr. ami Mrs. C unningl K ill
and i r im lly. R efreshm ent» of c¡ lik e
iis» e n?ai n. punch and coffee vreri
s u v«?« 1 from a lace coverwl buiffe
table wi l b silv er >?rvke and sil
ver pum ’h howl.
Mi ai i , Mrs. aevrtj
Bob IU
Rolfe
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ts from T h u rsd ay till
S atu rd ay h er son in law and d a u ­
g h ter, Mr. ami Mrs. F red M erritt
ami Terry Lx?e of R ufus am i h er
d au g h ter, Mrs .C harles Stanek
and sons of T he Dalles all cam e
for the Nth grade g rad u atio n of
C urt Middleton,
K eith Mol.lev an I E rank McKay
of C orvallis cam e up F riday for
the high school graduation.
Ivan Rlagg, scoutm aster, Mai-
< "ho I'.»,Inger. John H eckm an ami
<»onion Lem ley
took the Hoy
Scouts to Rock Creek «lain S a tu r­
day aftern o o n for an over night
cam ping and fishing trip Scouts
m aking the trip w ere Jo h n J o h n ­
son. Mike E sllnger, J. P. R,n k-
man,
Tom ami Dick
B arnum ,
Dean Ruggles, K enneth I^etnley
Cui t an«| K enneth Rlagg,
-Mrs. Roh Rolfe, Dolores and
Yvonne and Mrs. Jo h n
Rolfe
spent S unday at F rien d v isitin g
at the E v erett D unlap hom e
Mr. ami Mrs. Don C lodfcltcr
and her m other. Mrs. C p. A dam s
<>f I he D alles w ent to W y e a st
T uesday to atten d the high school
g rad u a tio n of Ronald Adams w ho
ill G rass Valley to w hich friend.»
a re Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon C rew s an I
fam ily of S tevenson spent Mein
orial «lay w eekend h ere w ith her
p a re n ts the Dell o ld s
everv service
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Leonaiil & \\ ilma »Smith
Directors
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Mrs W illi’ B ritta in and L ay of
Bend cam e dow n T h u rsd ay for
th»? kill g rad e g rad u a tio n at G rass
Valley an . visited at G rass Valley
and visited relativ es and left F r i­
day for T ygh V alley to visit be­
fore r e tu rn in g home.
i’he G rass Valley g rad e school
held its picnic at H u n t P ark a t
Tygh V alley F rh ay. T hey played
base ball and som e w ent ro ller
skating. All enjoyed th e picnic
d in n e r served aro u n d noon. Q uite
a num b er of th e p a re n ts atten d ed .
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B erry and
fam ily are leaving th is w eek for
O klahom a w h ere he will atten d
school ttd s sum m er. H e was pin-
cipal here th e jxist tw o years.
Mrs. R hoda W est, w ho ta u g h t
school here the p ast five y e a rs is
leaving th is week for P o rtlan d to
visit h er son.
Mrs. W. E. B ru ck ert gave a
d in n e r T h u r- lay ev e n in g a t h er
hom e n ear Moro h o n o rin g her
husban d on his 50th b irth d a y a n ­
niversary . G uests w ere Mr. and
Mrs. It. J. B ru ck ert of Moro, Mr.
and Mrs. (Jus H artm a n n of Wasco
an 1 Mr. am i Mrs. A. F. Balzer of
G rass Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. W allace May had
as .Memorial w eekend g u ests Mr.
and Mrs. L eeson Coffey am i Miss
Lucy Coffee of P o rtlan d . Mr. an d
Mrs. Donald C lodfelter en jo y « ! a
picnic d in n e r w ith them Sunday.
Mr. an I Mrs. A. F. B alzer w ent
to Moro to the M em orial day pro­
gram and from th e re w en t to The
Dalles and decorated th e g rav es
of h er p are n ts an I sp e n t the a f­
ternoon at th e C harles H artm a n n
lu i D I f i
Mr. and Mrs. W allace May and
Mr. am i Mrs. H arold H alley of
Moto left M onday for P o rtland to
atten d G rand C h ap ter. Mrs. May
Is going as g r a n t re p re se n ta tiv e
of S askatchew an.
H enry T etz of M onm outh cam e
F rid a y and was an o v er night
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arzell L em ­
ley. Mr. T etz w as th e sp e ak e r at-
the S h erm an High com m ence-
Mr. ami Mrs. Duane I.em lev and
fam ily of P ortland cam e F rid ay
for tin» high school g rad u a tio n ami
w ere g u ests of his p are n ts the A r­
zell L em leys till Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie C an trall
w ent to P o rtlan I S atu rd ay and a t­
tendisi the g r a n a ,Ion exercises
at Lew is an C lark college Sunday
afternoon am , helped th e ir son,
(¡••tie, m ove hom e a fte r his second
y ea r a, th e col leg«».
Dal»» P adget of V ancouver a r ­
rived Frhlav ami spent the week
» ml at th e B ernard M artin home.
Dale Padget ami D eanna M artin
left Sunday for Lakeview to visit
his p are n ts and o th e r relativ es
re tu rn in g hom e Sunday.
A m ong II-« out of tow n v isito rs
here Memorial .'ay w ere Mr. and
Mrs. E dison S u th erlan d of R ich­
land, Mi Al t liihhy of P o rtlan d ,
Mr. ami Mrs G u\ Moor»» an I son of
G o id cm la lo . M
I Mrs. Jo h n
R ueth er an
te r of Red-
mond. Mrs
W ilcox and
son in law,
d N elson and
sons of Sal» i, .Mr. an»
and Mrs. Jim
M orrison ol
[ton. A rnold
A rlingto
S h arp of (> . m p ia , Wi
Mr. am ,
liihhy of IL >ner, Mr.
Mrs. Li
and Mt
W illard \\ •ox from
San Ft
co and Mr m d Mrs.
I »,>11 UM-
ox of P rineville.
Irs. H arry H ooper an«,
w ent to Oceanlake
F rid ay
re tu rn e d S atu rd av
w ith a
Mis. Jim m y Rlagg am ,
i l ived S u n d a y from
and w ere o v er night
Ils p are n ts the J W.
Ichael
will stay and
i ,d w eeks h ere w ith his
its. o th e r d in n e r guests
i»re Mr. ami Mrs. Ivan
fam lh and Mr. and Mrs.
ar Alley an«l
Portiland M onday
q hmm» Tues-
Haroi1«, O w ens ha«l
■•ts Mlein«»rlal «lay
Ian Si j 'k Mrs W
Mr. iind Mrs Wil-
P ctcrs
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P erfection
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Mrs. A. A. D unlap h as as h e r
g u ests h e r son, C harles D unlap
an d son. L arry , of Los A ngeles
w ho a rriv e d Saturday»
Mr. and .Mrs. V erne Mobley h ad
us M em orial w eekend gue.Aa his
b ro th e r in law and sister. Mr.
am i Mrs. R alph Brooks of T ieton,
am t son.
w ere vis-
E d g ar Alley
Adams.
T h ere will t o a
In hon o r of Mrs k
hi
J O U R N A L , MORO, O R E G O N
(» 1133
Mrs. D onald von B o rstel w a s
h o stess a t a p a rty a t h e r hom e
W -d n e td a y a fte r tch o o l honoring
h e r d au g h ter, C athy, on h er 10th
b .rth d ay a n n iv ersary . G u e-ts in ­
cluded h e r sister. Joy, and th e
g irls ir. h er class, Ju lie Reynolds,
Louise E ak in , S h ary l Blagg, K a th ­
leen King. C arm en Jo h n so n and
Jessie B ran d er G am es w ere p la y ­
ed am i la te r d in n e r w as serv ed
from a table covered w ith a w h ite
p ap e r cloth decorated w ith pink
doll and p in k dolls w ere used as
candy cu p s and n ap k in d eco ra­
tions. Main a ttra c tio n w’as th e d e­
co rated doll cake th a t w as serv ed
w ith ice cream . C athy opened h e r
gifts before d in n e r.
Mrs. Jo h n Je n k in s a rriv e d Sat-
u r ay from P o rtlan d an d sp e n t
till M onday w ith h e r d au g h ter,
Mrs. I>on von B orstel and fam ily.
Mr. Je n k in s, w ho sp e n t tw o w eeks
here w ith them re tu rn e d hom e
M onday w ith M rs. Je n k in s.
Mr. and Mrs. M aynard W ard of
P o rtla n d sp e n t .Memorial d ay v is­
itin g Mrs. M arie B ardenhagen.
Mr. and Mrs. T ed von B orstel
am i th e M isses C assie and Mal»el
H olm es o f T he D alles cam e up fo r
M em orial day and h ad d in n e r
w ith Mr. ami Mrs. K en n eth H att-
ru p .
C h arles B aker and ch ild ren of
Fossil sp e n t M em orial day w eek
en ! h ere w ith Mrs. T. M. Rolfe.
Bonnie B aker will sp en d th e su m ­
m er h e re w ith h er g ran d m o th er,
Mrs. Rolfe.
noon Mrs. Donna Lane honored
her son, M ik e ’s b irth d a y by ta k ­
in g h im and D onnie W a tk in s
fish in g .
M r. and Mrs. G a ylo rd G uy and
c h ild re n o f Borland v is ite d re la ­
tives in Wa3co over the M em or­
ia l day weekend.
Mr. and M rs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs.
Del W rig h t an d Mrs. Jo h n Royse
en jo y « ! a trip on S u nday u p to
Mt. Hood and T im b erlin e lodge
and back th ro u g h Hood R iv er
w h ere th e y visited M rs. Della
S hierb o n a n d enjoyed d in n e r Jn
T h e Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. I>ee W ilson of
T he D alles a re p aren ts of a baby
boy born May 11, w eighing elg n t
p o u n d s o ne and one-half ounces,
and nam ed S tan ley I^ee.
G ra n d ­
p a re n ts a r e Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
Kellogg of W asco and Mrs. Bob
Berg of U m atilla and O scar W il­
son of Soap Lake, Wn. Mrs. K el­
logg sp e n t sev eral d ay s in T he
D alles ta k in g care of h e r new
g ran d so n .
T h u rsd a y ev en in g pinochle club
m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. Bill
W h ite w ith Mrs. Chuck W allace
w in n in g h igh prize for th e even-
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I be R everem l anti Mrs. I-arry
I idlng- an- Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Fridley a tte n d « ! th e M ethodist
an n u al conference in M edford last
vv eek.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. V. M erchant
of C u lv er ami nephew , Michael
E lsk am p w ere w eekend visitors
at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Del-
tner S m ith recen tly w hen they a t­
te n d « ! th e eig h th g rad e g ra d u a ­
tion o f th e ir grant,son. Bill S m ith.
Mr ami Mrs Let» W atk in s anti
Judy anti Ikinnie an d Mrs. Jo h n
Buck and Jo h n n ie of Moro sp e n t
Memorial d ay v isitin g rela tiv e s at
<Jletivvtxxl, W ashington.
Mr. anti Mrs. Jo h n Buck an I
Jo h n n ie of Mon» w ere d in n e r
g u ests T h u rsd ay at th e hom e of
Mr anti Mrs |x»o W atk in s h o n o r­
ing D onnie W atk in s on his b irth -
dav A hirthtlav cake was serv ed
follow ing th e d in n er, in th e after-
Oregon In History
May 21, i s , J — S unday ■ C ooper's
w ojons w ith som e o th e rs, s ta rt
o ut from th e en cam pm ent in th e
F ;’/h u g h 's Mill
w ith S q u ire B u rn ett and o th ers
lining, to -*?e th e co m m ittee an d C aptain
w here G an tt, in o rd e r to see w h at a r ­
ran g e m en ts h ad been m ade to
-•»cure th e ca p ta in 's services as
pilot. T his «lay was fine and clear
Took a farew ell l«»«»k at th e sta te
of M L souri
We ov erto o k the
w agons at a g ro v e of tim b er,
«»nth of the S an ta F e T rail, w h ere
we encam ped for th e n ig h t.
n av n
Jam es W N esm ith D iary of th e
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in g and Mrs. L ly o d Gosson, low .
A s i t was the la st m eeting o f the
season, secret sisters w ere re ve a l­
ed an«i g ifts were exchanged.
M r. and M rs. Leo W a tk in s and
M r. and Mrs. F lo yd H aines a t­
tended the Odd Fellow’s
grand
lodge and the Rebekah assembly
in Roseburg recently, w here Mrs.
W a tk in s was in sta lle d as o u tsid e
g u a rdian in the assembly. They
re tu rn e d
home by w*ay o f the
Rogue R ive r, C ra te r M k e and
D iam ond I^ake.
S everal m em b ers of th e W est
W ind R id ers recen tly tru ck e d
th e ir h o rses o u t to th e ran ch of
G eorge D rin k ard Jr. an«I en jo y ed
a tra il rid e dow n on th e Jo h n
Day. W hen th e rid ers, Mr. and
Mrs Moore an d B arb ara, M axine
D orm aier, Mr. and Mrs. V ein
S m ith, I^eo am i D onnie W akins,
re tu rn e d to tow n th ey w ere joined
for a potluck dinn»?r at th e M oore
hom e by Mrs. I>eo W a tk in s am ,
Ju d y .
W ednesday ev e n in g a t th e m e e t­
ing of the R ebekahs, Mrs. V irg in ia
M elzer an d Mrs. Selm a W a tk in s
w ere a p p o in t« , as a co m m ittee to
d eco rate th e coffee booth for th e
L ib ra ry F estiv al, and Mrs. F loyd
H aines wdll be In ch a rg e of p la n ­
n in g a float. Mrs. H aines ami M rs.
W atk in s w ill re p o rt on th e ir trip
to th e R eb?kah assem bly in R o se­
b u rg a t th e nex t m eetin g and a
silen t au ctio n is also p lanned.
P re se n t w'ere Chas. Siscel, D onna
L ane, Mr. H ain es and Mrs. W a t­
k ins.
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P ro sp ects th a t O regon’s b u lg ­
ing su p p lies may be co n v erted
into m ore su itab le feed for sw ine
are rep o rted by th e Oregon S tate
college a g ric u ltu ra l e x p e rim en t
station.
Special tre a tm e n t
to
b reak
dow n hard-to-digest b arle y fib er
looks p ro m isin g as OSC sc ien tists
seek w ays to p arley local feeds
in to m eat su p p lies for ex p a n d in g
W est C oast m a rk e ts.
O regon sh ip s in aliout 70 p er
ce n t of its p o rk needs, an d hog
prices in O regon a re u su ally
am ong th e h ig h est in th e nation.
P re lim in a ry fin d in g s b y OSC
re se arch e rs indicate? th a t a com ­
bin atio n o f m alt-enzym e tr e a t­
m ent am i indicting tnay overcom e
m ain sh o rtco m in g s of b arley for
hog feed.
Barley soaked in w ater, th en
trea ted w ith sm all am o u n ts of
m alt, boosted hog gain s 1-10 lbs.
d ally o v er hogs fed s tra ig h t
gro u n d barley, re p o rt J. E. Ol«l-
fieM, OSC an im al n u tritio n ist,
and L. M. L arsen , rese arch as­
sistan t. “S oak in g ,” alone, gave no
b en efits as it had in e a rlie r p o u l­
try n u tritio n trials.
Malt p ro v id es ad d itio n al en z y ­
mes in th ? h o g ’s stom ach to help
d ig est fiber. M alting added only
si.5 o a ton of feed costs in th e
OSC stu d y w h ere malt comprised
2.5 p er cent of th e to tal feed
w eight.
N ext s te p is to te st a co m bin a­
tion of m a ltin g and p elletin g b a r ­
ley to learn if th e steam tr e a t­
m ent in p elletin g w ill replace
soaking for b reak in g dow n b arle y
fiber. S oaking barley co m m ercial­
ly w ould lit* costly, re q u irin g
large v ats and d ry in g eq u ip m en t.
P elletin g barley, even w ith o u t
th e m alt
tre a tm e n t increased
g ains m ore th a n 1 11) p o und daily.
Tlu» co m b in atio n tre a tm e n t w ill
also be w atched closely hv O regon
barley g ro w ers w ho last y ear h a r ­
vested 20 m illion b u sh els com ­
p ared to a 10-year sta te av erag e
of 13 m illion bushels.
Wasco News
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F R ID A Y , J U N E 3, 1939
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W « ’ d lik e y o u to test d r iv e
I n t e r n a t io n a l V -8 trucks.
one of our powerful new
T ik e i t o u t fo r a w hole d a y ! H a n d le i t a ro u n d the c ity ,
w ith a ll the stop and go lig h ts . . . then take i t o u t on the
road, and be sure to tr y it on 9ome h ills N o tic e how lit tle
d o w n s h iftin g you do . . . how m uch powet Lius new I n t o -
n a t io n a l V -8 dt»livers a t low K P M .
In a d d itio n to its pow er y o u ’ll notice rig h t aw ay how
co m fo rta b le th a t big ro o m y cab is. A n d when you ow n it fo r
a w h ile , y o u ’ll know e xa ctly w h y L srca N A n oN A L D u cks
cost least to o w n !
C om e in fo r a P O W E R tria l, to d a y !
CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY
MORO. 0 R F 0 0 N
Phone JO 5 3555
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