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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1960)
FAOB 4 V4> J - . SHBBMAM 0 0 * MT Y JO VH NAI. M ono, o ju x jo N FRIDA V. JANUARY 22, 1960 •• r ; 4 • - I went to •I’ i A'M mim I Friday evening .¡Valley ■ JAI alnoJk refxbning home Sun- Gnus Carroll Sayrs Still Mt l|t>. A .R .R » ù ir vli an I .Mrs. E<J F n tia lueJ as dinnor gliosis honoring T h e Orfiss Valley IOOF lodge their son Keith on his third b irth No. 131 and 't h e G lass Valley Rebekah lodge No. 118 held joint day his- grandparents, Mr. and installation W ednesday evening Mrs. Shelton F ritts and Doran F ritts and Mervyn K err of P o rt open to the public. land. InstglUng of b eers were D istrict The pupils of the 7th and 8th Deputy-» Grand M aster Orville grades enjoyed a p ja ttc r party in K ugg lea, D istrict upejputy Freud- dent Mrs. Claud Bayer, D. D. the sciux 1 gym S aturday e v e n ir,’ grand m arshals Claud Bayer and under the supervision of p rin t i They invited Mrs W illard B arnett, D. D. grand pal Hans Meves the 7th and 6th grades from Kant w ardens Boyce Blaylock and Mrs. Clyde Stradley, D. D g ian d Tygh Valley and Moro schools hut tiecause of the bad w eather secretary Mrs. Don Smith, D. D. grand T reasu rer Mrs. A rt Schlll- and slick roads the only guests were Don and Marcia M artin tug, D. D. grand chaplains Harold from Moro. They had gym and Owens and Mrs. Alfred Payne, cafeteria decorated w ith stream D D. Inside guardian Bill Je ffe r ers of purple and gold. Refresh ies rnents of cake and punch were Officers installed were noble served at interm ission time. g rands Jack Adams and Mrs. The Tailoring W orkshop, spon F rank E. Bayer, vice grands H ar sored by the Sherm an County ry Stark and Mrs. Frank Ketter, Home Extension units began in secretaries Claud Bayer and Mrs. G rass Valley last Monday in the W illard Barnett, treasu rer Mrs. Baptist church for project lead Marcus Esllnger, w ardens Bud ers, who will meet each Monday Kock and Mrs Bill Alsup, conduc for a six weeks training course. tors Donald Schilling and Mrs. Project leaders are Mrs. Myrle H. N. Riggs, chaplains John Al Smith and Mrs. Owen Eakin; ley and Mrs John Alley, RSNG Mrs Jam es Earl and Mrs. Ted S ô n e d ^ p J r Î c h ,7 C A ” G ? P*".?- m ar,t,m e h,stofy ,s loaded aboard newly com m is E dgar Alley and Mrs. Alfred Pay Trimble; Mrs. Estel H artley and sioned Penn Challenger ’ at P ortland term inal of Cargill, Inc. N early lf c million bushels ne, LSNG F rank K etter and Mrs. Mrs. Curtis Neal; Mrs. Willard of barley frorn W ashington, Oregon, Idaho and M ontana is being supplied by Cargill’s Portland and Seattle elevators for delivery to Poland under special U. S. program which Kenneth Crews, RSVG Orville Barnett is alternate. Each two f° ° c Jhling»r c cou" tnes. to Purchase surplus American foodstuffs. Tanker, built by Ruggles and Mrs William Brink- leaders hold classes during the ert, LSVG Arden Peters and Mrs week. u e th lrh rm Steel at San Francisco, is largest ever constructed on Pacific Coast. E v erett Cantrall, Inside guardians Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and Mrs. Doug Medler gave a report on my Thompson showed us two George Wilson and Mis Harold Kenneth Todd were visitors In IJVEHTOUK CLUB MEETS I- inishing S teers’ and Doug Dut- film strips on livestock judging, Owens, outside guardians Volna The Dalles Wednesday. The North Sherman Livestock ton gave a report on "Lamb Care ”, The next m eeting wi|l he Feb. 21, Guyton and Mrs. Joe Hammond, Mr. and Mrs Orville Ruggles club was called to order at 1:30 Some questions on kinds of feed in the Methodist church basement musician Mrs. Orville Ruggles went to Salem January 6 to a t and color hearer Ju an ita McClain. tend the funeral of her sister, p. in. January 17. The m inutes were directed to club inembers by in Wasco at 1:30 p. m. R eporter Bill Smith The R ebekahs served refresh Mrs. Ethel Lillard who passed were read and dues taken. Then our leader, I^eonard Fields. Tom- m ents at the close of the meeting away at her home Jan u ary 2. with Mrs. BUI Rolfe, Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter BchUllng and Mrs. Sam A lberty were dinner guests Sunday at the as hestesses Wallace May home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor Mrs Donald ro n Borstel and stal were in The Dalles Saturday Mrs. Harold Eakin were hostesses and attended the dinner and In and Mrs. Owen Eakin and Mrs auguration of officers by the Vernon Eakin were co-hostesses Shrine club in the recreation at bridal show er for Miss Deanna room of the Inland Navigation Martin held In the Masonic hall company building. T hursday afternoon The Valen Mr. and Mrs. d ia r ie s Perrigo tine theme was carried out in hall brought her father and mother, and table decorations. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank T. Bayer Miss Martin was presented with home from The Dalles Sunday. a red rose corsage and escorted Mr. Bayer spent six weeks in the to live gift table, w here she open hospital for medical attention. ed the m any lovely gift w rapped The American Legion Auxili packages, assisted by Mrs. Boo ary held its regular meeting at Martin and Mrs Arden Peters. the home of Mrs. A. A. Dunlap Mrs. Orville Ruggles played W ednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bob two piano solos, "God Gave Me Rolfe, president conducted the You" and "Melody of Ix)ve". m eeting with 12 meinliers pre The serving table was covered sent. A report of receipts of with a linen cutw ork cloth and around $32 from the supper ser centered w ith a crystal candel ved at the New Year’s eve dance. abra holding three white candles Refreshm ents were served at the and bud vases w ith red roses. close of the meeting by the host A crystal punch bowl was at one ess. end of the table and a silver tea Mrs. H arry Hooper, Mrs. Frank and coffee service at the other. von Borstel and Mrs Lester W il Mrs Kenneth M artin served the son were among those who a t punch and Mrs. Bill Pauscfc p re tended the County Service m eet aided at the tea and coffee se r ing held in the courthouse in vice. The large sheet cake frosted Moro T hursday from 10 a. in. to In white decorated with red hearts 3 p. m. Mrs. Hooper spoke on the was served by the hostesses. American Cancer Society and Guests were present from W as Mrs. Wilson sjx>ke on the County co, Moro, Kent and Grass Valley. Health Association. Mr and Mrs, John Jenkins re turned to th e ir home in Portland (Friday after attending about a Dollar Drops Down m onth here with th eir (laughter Mrs Donald von Borstel and Steadily This Century (Emily A riel I Ixmiley brought Mrs W ashington, D, C. The American dollar is worth Lemley home from the hospital In The Ihdles W ednesday after less today than at any time In spending several weeks there for history; less than when the Con mediate attention. stitution was adopted, the Cham Mr. and Mrs Donald von Bor- ber of Commerce of the United ■tel and family and Mr. and Mrs States reixirts. In this 20th Century, w ithin Kenneth H attru p and Rita were din n er guest« Munday at the Al the lifetim e of many persons still working, the purchasing power of fred Kock home In Moro. Moro grade school came up the dollar has dropped from 100 Friday and played hall w ith the cents to less than 2!) cents The G rass Valley grade school The value of savings and pensions and Gians Valley girls won the volley insurance has dropped accord ball game and the Moro bovs won ingly •This is how Inflation destroys the basket ball game G rass Val the rew ards of hard work and ley also won the I’ee Wee gain«« Mrs. John Rolfe of Kent went thrift. T his is how prices h av e I wen to Portland last Monday to stav with h er sister. Mrs John Ear- pushed up. This is one reason that taxes eell while I)r. Isra e li is in the keep going tip hoepital. This Is a fact of life that should The Home Extension unit will ■wet at the home of Mrs Harold be thorough understood by every Eakin W ednesday Jan u ary 27 American I he chief cause of inflation is from 10 a m till 3 p. in. Bring a Sack lunch The topic will be not hard to identify the National Chamber points out It is excos burnt- nursing, Mr. and Mrs H N. Biggs are sh e , deficit spehdlng by the fed- taking th eir daughter, Marjorie to eial government T o c h e c k th is ty p e o f sp e n d in g , Portland Tuesday for medical a t th .* t hantber Is calling on Con tention gre this season, to keep the Mervyn Kerr, a graduate of the Multnomah School of the Bible highway v pro g ram on a pav-as you- to oppose Inflationary In Portland was speaker at ihc go-basis increase in the minim wage Baptist church Sunday to I n e t itm » Mr and Mm Arden Peters were on remove artificial the Interest rate g o v ern - tnuaness visitors in Ellensburg ment bon (Is I ' avoid vvastefu W n, Monday- defense If tendiniR: and to elimin Mr. and Mrs Alex B rnnder ate unneci‘ssary spending for nub lie works, (lepre Med areas, com m unity fa* . veterans' hen** TIMBER LAMINATED fit a. and a rillties ir port construction The Chaiml>er also seeks to re duce morto poi is tic labor power STRUCTURES another at Hirer of Inflationary pressure Grain Storage Coramerctal Structures Machine Sheds Pre Out B uilding i'w rtart: I ’UIr 1«, fed<sr W<»eo. Oregon (after S p. IIIGIIU 11 CON Tit I INKED The state highway co mission will receive bids Januar v 2 1 for the crushlm ! of appre ximatelv IS.tXX) yard« of rock for main tenante use on Highway 97 lx* ween Wasco and Kent a distance of 31 59 mil, » The project Is to rnmnloto I hv J u n e I i h b v . Loan Official The second joint annual- meet- ing of the F ederal Lane Ikdvk Association of The Dalles and the Mid-Columbia Credit Association was held at The Dalles Ju n io r High Ja n u a ry 16, w ith approxi mately 200 m em bers and guests in attendance. The two farm er cooperatives serve Gilliam, Hood River, Sher man, Wasco and W heeler coun ties in Oregon and the Mid-Colum bia PCA also serves Klickitat and parts of Skam ania counties in W ashington. E. Riddell Lage, Hood River, acted as general chairm an for the joint meeting with William D. Ketchum of The Dalles serving as chairm an for the ELBA busi ness meeting. Earl .Meeker, The Dalles, and 4-H Club News Carroll Sayrs, Moro, w ere re elected to the Board of D irectors of the Mid-Columbia PC A, and W illiam L. Hulse, Dufur, was re- elected to th e Bo a id of D irectois of the FLEA oi The Dalles. J. Merton Stein, m-mugti and secretary-treasurer, review ed the financial position of both sssona- tious, pointing out the continued grow th and sav ings in operation* al costs effected by the cooidiu- uted operation of the cifice. Otto Allgier vice- president *.n the Federal Interm ediate Credit Bank, was the principal speaker. He stressed the im portance of co operative farm er owned credit in attem pting to keep interest rates down during the current “tight money” situation, and pointed out the increased new worth of farm ers as compared to 20 years ago, Arnold Behrens, ass’t. vice-pre sident of the Federal Lank Bank of Spokane, was also present and addressed the group briefly com mending the m em bership for th e ir interest and coojieration. Members of the Tireless Tot W atchers Child Care club met Jan. 18 at the Busse home after school. Our leader Mrs. Busse gave a dem onstration on how to bathe a baby, as did Darlene and Patty Miller. Mrs. Busse bathed Stan, her three week old son. Darlene and Pat bathed a doll. Ann Hall was elected to be our new secretary. The form er one discontinued membership. Refreshm ents were served an* I entertainm ent was provided after the meeting. Reporter Vee Busse enaL:et the fami’y to limit tJ.e cost to iti needs or wishes. m ir i t z «te tBRIJARY MARCH H APRIL ■ e JUNE H ¿ Î l ï , 'L& ? JULY «■' -dît AUGUST % -t SEPiEMSER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECFMBER K CÆ 0 «**■«.*, My Smartest Resolution for 1 9 6 0 ... Let Reddy Kilowatt Do Still More Or 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. P A C IF IC PO W ER L I G r H T C O lv IR /V N Y Electric Service—Today's Biggest Value for Better Living!
