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SHERM AN COUNTY
JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, I960
Deanna Martin
will t?e held of Kent celebrated their birth
Thursday January 14 in the Ma* days Wednesday evening w ith a
«onic hall at 2 p. m.
Everyone < inner. Guens included the John
„Rusts jnd.grandsons Johnny *»nd
It> M t*. A. P. Balz*r
is cordially inviteu.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dunean ’jimm y Raven and the H. O. Dug
an, Mrs. K enneth .JTajurui ot Portland spent Thursday a fte r gers.
host» at a dinner p a r ty ’a noon visiting at the Olan Stark
Mr and Mrs. Curtis Stark of
homo Sunday evening fol home at Kent.
Bend stopped Saturday and visit
Mr. a n l Mrs. Den Maxfield ed at the Frank E. Bayer home,
'pent New Years day at the home enroute home from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust &r.d
of Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark at
Grass Valley
j
.Mr3. Geraldine Raven and sons
Erank von Borstel Jr. of Rose were dinner guests New Years
alti. ¿»coring honors u ere held by burg spent the Christmas holiday right at the James Brown heme.
Mr Pausch and Mr j. von Borstel. and weekend with his parents the
Mi and Mr Ralph Rust return
Mrs . Dunlaj» won the traveling Frank von Borstels.
ed home Tue day from near Chi-
priz
Mrs. A von Horstel and Phil
r. and > ,Irs. Ke ith DeCourcey and .Mr. and Mrs. F rank Sayrs cago where they visited their son
and family <
tarn spent Sat- .in i family of Moro were dinner in law and daughter, Mr. and
uniiay visiti ng at tl m Donald von guests C hristm as day at the Mrs. Hob Otness and family over
the Christmas holiday.
J *UI siei lioni
Frank von Borstel home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Payne
1rs. Her man Peters Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark of Kent
M
and family of Hoo il River spent were hosts at a dinner p arty S un were visitors in The I>alles Mon-
day.
frorn Thursd ay til Sunday with
his parents the Herman Peters.
Arzell Lemley took Mrs. Lemley
back to The Dalles Monday Dec.
28 for medical attention.
Mrs. A. von Borstel and Phil
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hatt-
rup and Rita were dinner guests
New Years day at the Donald von
Horstel home. Callers in the even
ing w ere Mr. and Mrs. Frank von
Horstel, Mr. and Mrs. Carl von
Horstel a n d family and Arnold
Sharp.
Mrs. E tta Buchanan here from
Michigan and her son in law' and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal
Sherw in, .Mike and Marion, from
Roseburg spent a week here d u r
ing the holidays visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Hon Maxfield and others in
the Kent community.
Mr. and Mis. Carl von Horstel
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
1 and John Jenkins
day honoring Patty Knott on her
birthi ay anniversary. Guests in-
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Pausch had
lud?d Eugene Knott and children as their guests Christmas week
and Mrs. W. D. Harnett.
end Margaret Purvlne, Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Erank von Borstel
went to Portland Monday stop
ping at Boring to visit Mr. and
Mrs. W arren C rutcher and en
route home they stopped in Hood
River and visited the Donald
Marsh family.
Eugene Knott and children and
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Sayrs and
family of Moro spent Sunday vis
iting Mrs. A. von Borstel and
Phil. .Mr. and .Mrs. Frank von
H o i st, d were evening callers.
.Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kock and
family, .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hattrurp and Rita and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank von Borstel w ere
birthday dinner guests Tuesday
evening Dec. 29 at
the Alfred
Kock home in Moro celebrating
Hud Kock’s birthday. The even
ing was spent playing cards and
visiting.
Deanna Marlin did not retu rn
to the University of Oregon as
she is preparing for her wedding
which will be an event of Fen.
1 I in The Dalles at the Calvary
Baptist church the Rev. A1 Klnt-
tier of E nterprise will officiate.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust, Mrs.
Geraldine Raven and sons and
Mr-, and Mi's. II. O. Dugger were
dinner guests New Years day at
the Kenneth Wilson home in
Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. William H rlnkert
and Gary were business visitors
in The Dalles W ednesday and
brought Susan Anderson home
w ith them for the rest of the
week. Mr. and Mis. Duane A nder
son and children of The Dalles
an I Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Mit
chel and children of Medford
came New Years and spent the
day with the William B rinkcrts
and took Susan home.
Deierlein, Rose Coffman, Margar
et Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Robertson and Alice John
son all of Portland. The Pauschs*
were hosts Saturday evening Dec.
26 at a bridge party honoring the
ir guests. Others enjoying bridge
were Mrs. Donald von Borstel,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Mrs.
John Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Kock and Mrs A A. Dunlap.
Scoring honors were held by Mrs.
Donald vonBorstel, Harold Eakin,
and Margaret Purvlne. Refresh
ments were served later by the
hostess.
Mr. and Mr. Roy Schilling and
Gary were dinner guests New Regulations Stiffer
Years day at the Kenneth Crews
Livestock from other State J will
home.
.
find* it a bit harder
ehter Ore
gon as result of tightened re
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and quirem ents announced by the
family and Mr. and Mrs Rennie Oregon D epartm ent of A gricul
Payne returned
Dec. 30 from ture.
a trip to California.
The Alfred
Henceforth, all out-ci-statc cnl-
Paynes visited their daughter and mals entering Oregcn stockyard 3
son in law Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gom for Other than slaughter purposes
ez and family at San Francisco must be health tested In the first
and the Bennie Paynes visited yard, unless they have met full
her sister and family at Davis, health requirements prior to en
California
try.
However, Oregon wlU accept
Mr. and Mr. BUI Bowden spent
several days in Corvallis visiting cattle from clean herds In modi
their son in law and daughter, Mr. fied certified areas if they are ac
and Mrs. Howard Park and the companied by either an official
health certificate or a written
new grand daughter.
evidence of su«.h clean status by
Workmen completed the job authorized official of the state of
of building the new power sub origin. Authorized officials in
station located north of the Bran- clude brand Inspectors, livestock
< er home on the west side of the officers and veterinarians.
railroad tracks. It will be turned
Oregon will not accept swine
on Friday morning.
which have been vaccinated with
virulent live hog cholera virus.
Also, horses must have health
certificates and all show animals
must meet all the health require
ments.
These are chief changes In
amendments signed November 30
to Oregon’s livestock importation
regulations. Copies may be obtain
Grain Storage
ed from the I>epartment’s divi
sion of animal Industry, Salem.
Commercial Structures
TIMBER LAMINATED
STRUCTURES
Machine Sheds
Pre Cut Buildings
Oregon In History
Contact:
C la ir L. B alzer
M oro, Oregon
Phone: Jordon 5-3633 (a fte r 5 p. m.
Mr. and Mr s. A F. Balzer spent
New Years day in Wasco visiting
tin' Gus H artm anns.
Mrs. A. von Borstel and Phil
w ere business visitors In The
Dalle-, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mis io n Garland were
business visitor In Redmond Sat
urday,
Mr and Mrs Gene Reynolds,
Julie and Debbie, and Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Tom and sons spent
from Monday till T hurday at
Nelscott on the coast.
Mrs. A. von Horstel and Phil
s‘i»ent T hursday evening visiting
at tiie Carl von Horstel home.
David Haver left Saturday for
Davis, Calif., after spending the
boll ays with his m other Mrs. F.
T Bayer in The Dalles ami visit
ing ids father at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds
had ( Inner with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace May New Years eve and
watched the old year out.
Mi ail I Mrs. Kenneth Wilson
December 20, 1847—The provi
sional legislature has passed, and
Governor Abernathy has ap
proved, an act which appoints
Joseph L. Meek as a special mes-
Carolyn KenKchl
senger to cafry to WaaiuMlQA
City and lay before President Polk
such official communication* as
shall be lianded to turn by the
legislature or the governor. A
second act appropriates 8500 for
expenses. Mr. Meek is to proceed
by way of -California. His going
is made necessary by the recent
massacre of the member« of the
Whitman mission. Mr. J. Quinn
Thornton has already departed
on a similar mission, having been
sent forth by Governor Aberna
thy on his (the Governor's) own
authority. Mr. Thornton’s depar
ture has caused suspicion to arUe
among the legislators that some
deep-layed political plot is afoot,
and Mr. Meek is sent to forestall
same, as well as to ask assistance
of the general govern in the pre
sent Indain troubles.
The Moro Livestock club met
with their leader Lloyd Henrichs
at the home of Roger Cyphers at
7:30 January 4.
We had reports on -Selecting
Your Animal”, Allen Shipley on
beef, Kenny Dunlap on sheep.
Mary Sue Wallace on pigs. We
had reports on “Feeding Your
Animal”, Kenny Thompson on
sheep, Karen Powell on beef, and
4-H CLUB NOTES
Casy Wallace on pigs.
The fourth meeting of the Kent
Next meeting will be Feb. 6 at
•Livestock club met at the home the W. E. Halls.
of June and Pat Jefferies on Jan.
Kenny Thompson,reporter
5, 1960. Jim Wilson gave a report
on Tamworth hogs, J. P. Reek-
man on Red Angus cattle, and
Don Mobley on Romney sheep.
We also had another judging con
•n«bl*S
test. Refreshments were served
♦he family
by Mrs. Jefferies.
♦o limit
J. P. Reckmann reporter
♦he cost
Meeting was called to order
♦o it* need» oc wishes.
Jan. 4, 1960 for the Handy Girls
Clothing club. Roll call was tak
en and minutes read. Nancy Con-
lee gave a very interesting de
¡w rt& i p-
monstration on ““How to Make a
Hem”. The girls worked on their
>»4
projects until the end of the meet
ing.
“ < xk-, '.x’W nT.'SW JinS
ANI.I AC, '
December 18 me Ttreie^i To!
Watchers Child Carr cWU met at
the Busse home. TVo n»-* ragnv
bets registered.
Clary Criggs « -* appended »
handle the entertainment
tr<-
remauung meetings.
After the meeting v.a
cans for our toy project.
Next
meeting is January 13 after
school.
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Notice to Grass Valley & Kent Residents I
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Electric power will be off in Grass Valley and <
Kent from 12.01 a m. to 2:00 a. in. Friday morning. }
Jan u ary 8. f j r p u rp o e of putting new Grass Valley
substation into service.
J W îlu c y
Pacific Power & Light Co.
My Smartest Resolution for 1 9 6 0 ...
SHERMAN THEATER
Saturday Afternoon Kiddie Matinee
January 9 at 2:00 p. m.
A NEW OUTLAW KING
OF SHERWOOD FOREST
THE SON OF ROBIN HOOD
A1 Hod. on
June Laverick
David Farrar
( ’(dor ( ’artoon Added
Let Reddy Kilowatt Do Still More
Of My Work! (He Does So Much
For Me Now At So Little Cost!)
P.S. I’m going right down to my dealer’s store
today to see the new electric appliances.
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Electric Service—Today's Biggest Value for Better Living I