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SHKHMAM " O I N T * JOURNAL,
Moro Personals
MORO, OiLKGOM
FRID AY, JAN U ARY 29, 1960
Folio Clinics Dated
brand and sons were Sunday din
Lost Friday’ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Tom Haines visited in the Leo Watkins Erncoi Gixxlenberger of Moro W’lll
Tom Fraser came up from Port For Second Try
Moore. During the afternoon Mr. Uoxne Floyd assisted with some te guests and following the din
By .M r«. G e *. 1.. F ox
land Monday and says there is
Moore entertained the Hildar- inside ¡»ainting. and the two cou ner tuey will show slides and tell
By P auline Itrouuliton
Weather conditions tn Sherman
of their m issionary experiences
nearly as-much snow around that
brands and' T number of other ples enjoyed lunch together
There
had
been
predictions
that
county prevented some of the
in China.
Sunday
the
Wasco
MYF
enjoy
young
people
in
the
Wasco
area
City aa here.
I he Rebekah bake sale earned
immunization
clinics the weather would be warmer ed African dinner, complete with w itb. rid«.» . in a horse drawn
Mr. anil Mrs. John Hilderbrand
Mrs, Arden Peters is working planned
this week, but so far we haevn’t
$26 for the ladies, in spite of the
taking
place
last
week.
native
costumes
and
a
menu
that
part time in the bank preparing
sleigh. Mr. and Mrs Vein Smith snow storm. The polio clinic at v uerta.ned w ith a potluck dinner
seen
it
in
Rufus.
Monday
and
The Advisory Council announ
ii I evening of card playing Fri-
included such items as-peanut • brought their horses anil cutter
to relieve members of the crew
ces
the Health department's ne v Tuesday you took your life in loaf, a banana dessert, and tropi in from the ranch and also join the Wasco grade school on die -uy. Couples present for the even-
when vacation time comes.
your
own
hands
just
to
venture
same
day
attracted
a
number
of
.ng a ere Mr~aod— Mrs. Floyd
$ lvin Barnum fell while knock schedule as follows: February 3, outside the house, it was that cal punch. Young people present ed In. the merriment.
people, but not as many as was
Rathbun,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bel
ing icicles from lus roof one day Grass Valley 10:3U to 11:30, Moro slippery. It rained a bit Monday were John and Virgil Fields, Jack
hoi*ed for.
1:30 to 2:30.
The Past Matron's club tr.et
she, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilder-
Kellogg, Tom and Mary Coats.
iast week and has a very sore
night,
and
everything
was
a
glare
February 8. Antelope 11:00 to
Monday January 18, at the home
side to Bother him for several
January 30 and 31, the MCSCA o.an I, Mr. and M.s. Elton Medler.
of ice Tuesday. One of the neigh- Margaret O'Meara. Barbara Moore of Mrs. Arthur Sargent Mrs Carl
12:00;
Kent,
1.00
to
2.00.
Patty
Smith.
Barbara
-Byars
and
will play host to the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shafer, Mr. and
days
bois
left
his
car
a
minute
to
run
AU will be held at the grade
Tuggle was cohostess Members
Cliff Chipman was here Wed
into the Rufus postoffice, and Marlene Richards. The following present for the afternoon of Horseman A3sn. at the Fort Dal Mrs. Fred Anders n, Mr. and Mrs.
adults
were
present
to
assist
with
les Riders’ clubhouse There will Don McDermid and Mr. anJ Mrs.
nesday, still interested in the schools
in
addition to diphtheria, w hen he came out, he saw it un the serving and entertainment: bridge and canasta included Mrs lx? a pie social and dance Satur Bob Bvars.
Moro Motors garage and its des
der
tlie
Rufus
Tavern
window.
whooping cough, tetanus & small
Bill Nisbet, Mrs Hugh White, day evening and a business meet
truction Monday morning.
The force of the runaway car Mr. and Mrs. Chet Coats, Mr and
Mr and Mrs. Vein Dutton, Mrs Ernest ing will be held on Sunday.
Judge E. H. Howell presided pox immunizations for children rammed a hole into the side of Mrs. Dewey Thomas,
Dr Otis
Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. John Hilderbrand
over the circuit court Wednesday of grades 1 - t and 7, polio shots the building. The bumper on the Mrs. Clyde Fridley, Mr . and Mrs. Shull, Mrs Walter Bruckert, Mrs
with a few arguments to lie heard will lx? offered. Individuals wish car saved it from much damage. John Kellogg and Rev and Mrs. Keith McDonald, Mrs Harry Van were recent Sunday dinner guests
ing polio shots must be present
Gilder and the two hostesses. of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byars.
on pending cases.
The weather was in the forties Larry Eddings
• ’'t o n ii't n s ’
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse, ac- Mrs. Paul Patrick was a 8jx?cial
The potluck dinner at Wasco
Harlandview Grange and social during the time indicated. Pre Tuesday and where the sun hit, it
school
children
who
are
to
lie
im
guest.
Mrs.
White
took
the
prize
I» Ä. 2nd Ht.
companied
by
Mrs.
Augusta
Roy-
Methodiat
church
will
start
at
night last meeting was postponed
munized must lie at the clinics at melted quite a bit, but in the se. drove to Hood River Sunday, for high honors at bridge and one next Sunday. Rev. and Mrs.
on account of bad weather.
shade
it
melted
very
slowly.
■»el. CY6-53M? T h e Dall»-} , O re .
Mrs. VanGilder was low’ scorer,
The next meeting of Harland the beginning of the clinic hour.
Carol Murray, the reporter of where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
The
polio
shots
are
offered
to
Mrs.
Bruckert won high score at
John
Sheldrake
and
family
and
view Grange will lie Monday, Feb.
the Knitting Queens, a 4-H club,
the canasta table Mrs. Patrick
1. with potluck dinner at 6:30 fol the people (all ages* of the coun sent in this report. They met Jan. Mrs. W. H. Shierbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilder- received the guest prize,
lowed by meeting and lecturer’s ty by the Sherman County Chap 18 at Rufus school with their
ter of the National Polio Founda
program.
leader
Mrs.
Carl
Thompson.
A
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse drove
Home Ec. meeting will lie Feb. tion. The booster shots, w hich are guest for the afternoon was Ter
to Portland Tuesday for the day.
recommended
by
the
Council
for
sed
the
club
goals.
Mrs.
Thomp
11 with Bertha Belshe and Mrs.
esa Taylor of Rufus. Their meet
Phe potluck dinner Jan. 18,
Toy Miller, hostesses, unless oth those persons who have had two ing was called to order by the son reports she is very pleased
years
elapse
since
their
third
with the progress the girls have which was sponsored by the Was
erwise notified.
president
Barbara
Worrell.
Lou-
polio shot, or last booster shut,
made with their knitting.
co Women’s Study club, was well
Sherman, Wasco and Hood Riv will lx? financed by organizations ana Burnet led the pledge to the
The Home Extension unit at attended in spite of the inclement
flag, and Nancy Macnab led the
er Past Master’s club will meet in the county.
Rufus met Jan. 28 at the home of weather.
a recently welcomed
Saturday night at Mosier Grange
Providing the necessary funds 4-H pledge. The members discus- Mrs. Millard Leigh, the lesson tiew member of the Wasco club,
hall with pot luck dinner at 6:30 lor the booster shots are:
was at 10:30 on Home Nursing Mrs. William Burnapp of Red
followed by a bsuiness meeting. Grass Valley Rebekahs
and the Care of the Sick.
$10.60
mond, and Mr. Burnapp were pre
State officers are to meet with Wasco Rebekah lodge
Friday between 7 and 7:30 p. m. sent. Mrs. Burnapp is second vice
10.00 Hatfield Points To
the masters and deputies at that Rufus P.T.A.
the Wasco grade school will have president of the State Federation.
10.00
time. All past masters are urged
The necessary amount (10.00*
ball games with the Rufus stu I He Burnapps were house guests
to attend, accompanied by wives for the Moro community is lie Success With Requests dents. The boys basketball team
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton
or husbands and families.
ing given by the Rebekah lodge
will play and the girls volley ball of Moro during their visit here.
and the Eastern Star social club,
Governor Mark Hatfield Sun team will play, and the games Other guests coming from a dis
W’ith possibly some help by other day told a television audience will lie in the Rufus school gym. tance were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
organizations.
Farm Bureau To
President Elsenhower had com The grade school boys should lx? Johnson of Salem, who w’ere
plied with a series of requests decked out in the new uniforms house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
for Oregonians during the past that the Rufus PTA group bought I race Fields. In keeping with the
Hold Wheat Session
Graduate Nurss To
ten months.
this last fall. This same group season Mrs. Carl Tuggle furnish
Hatfield, appearing on the bought uniforms for the girls a ed the table decorations of tiny
The American Farm Bureau Invite Retired
KGW-TV
program
Viewpoint, couple of years ago.
snowmen, which carried out the
will hold a meeting in The Dalles
Th®lr advice may be offered in a spirit of helpfulneis—-end
said
he
conferred
personally
w-ith
winter scene moitf. Mrs. Walter
at the Pacific Power & Light
All graduate nurses are invited the President March 14 of last
still be dangerous. The remedy that se
helped one
Bruckert
showed
slides
taken
on
building Time will lie February 9 to attend the District No. 2 regu
year
and
made
these
appeals:
their
trip
to
Mexico
Due
to
the
may
be
entirely
wrong
for
another.
TIMBER
LAMINATED
at 1 p. m.
lar monthly meeting of the Ore
absence of so many of the offi
Speakers will be Warren Col gon State Nurses Association on Continuance of the Navy dry
When sick, seek advice only from your Doctor. Diagnosis
cers and directors, hostesses tn
lins of the Farm Bureau head Monday, February 1 at 6:45 p. m. dock in Portland, provision of be
STRUCTURES
and treatment are specialized knowledge with him— not
ginning
funds
for
Green
Peter
«barge
were
Mrs.
Mabel
Haven,
quarters and Ray Hile of the U. S. The meeting will be a no host din
Mrs. Gordon Harper and Mrs. Es
guesswork. Seek his guidance In all matters of health, and
Department of
Agriculture in ner in the Blue room of The Dal dam, an appropriation for Yaquina
ther Royse.
Bay
project,
top
level
representa
Grain
Storage
follow his directions faithfully. His prescription will be written
Portland who will give the latest les Hotel. A board meeting will
statistics on wheat. Some state precede the general meeting at tion at The Dalles dam dedication
especially for you.
Commercial Structures
officers of the bureau will also be 6:15 p. m. The date for the regu program, cooperation on a power
intertie betw-een the northwest
Smith Callaway
present.
Machine Sheds
lar meeting has been changed and California.
Purpose of the meeting is to from the third Monday of each
Portland won the dry dock con
Pre Cut Buildings
Chapel
fu n er a l
explain the background of the month to the first Monday.
H
gERVICE
tract, the President recommended
WASCO, ORBGON
farm bureau’s attitude on the
Contact:
C la ir L. Ralzer
Mrs. Constance Webber of The Green Peter and the Yaquina Bay
Leonard
R.
Smith
wheat situation and give the rea Dalles who has been appointed by
M oro, Oregon
«e ui
projects in his budget message
Phone <’Y 6-3135
sons therefore.
Governor Hatfield to the Govern this week, he sent Vice President Phone: Jonlon 5-3633 (af»or 5 p. h i .
{ PHARMACY ]
I he D a lle «, O regon
or’s committee for the aged will Richard Nixon to represent him
discuss the purpose and respon at The Dalles dam, and studies
MORO COMMUNITY
sibilities of this committee.
on the intertie are underway af
P R ESB YTER IA N CHURCH
A double card is now being ter conference lietween Hatfield
9:45 Church School
sent to all members of the associ and Governor's Brown of Califor
Russell Belshee sup’t Classes ation and members are asked to
nia and Rosellini of Washington.
for all groups.
return their cards immediately.
“ We are very gratified at the
11:00 Church Service
All of those interested in attend
The Young People of our ing the meeting who have not re working relationship w-hich has
church will led this service; received cards may call Lucy Mul been developed during this past
year with The White House,’’
the Junior Choir will lead in lins at CY 6-5271 after 6 p. m.
Hatfield said.
the music.
5:30 Westminster Fellowship.
* * * * * * * '
Ernest C. Goodenlierger, Pastor
Rufus Personali
W asco N ew s
How helpful Can e
Allow Irienc’r ‘ e be . . . ?
WASCO PHARMACY
A !
CARD OF TH AN KS
We want to express our sincere
thanks to the men who fought
the fire in the garage next to our
store Monday morning and by
their efforts prevented major loss
to us.
G. and Pauline
iXiutna
CARD OF TH AN K S
We, the family of Dewey-
Thompson, wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to everyone that
helped us through the illness and
passing on of our loved one.
Inez Thompson
Ted, Don & Keith Thompson
and familes
Edna Melzer
Claude J. Thompson
CARD OF TH AN KS
I want to send my most sin
cere and heartfelt thanks to the
friends who sent me flowers,
gifts and cards while I was in the
hospital and who have given me
friendly aid since coming home.
Mrs. A. B. Christianson
A ll Colors, N ew Line
A dds V ariety to Stock
We have added Super Kemtone to our line of Fuller
Paints and it give3 us a vastly wider selection of
colors to choose from. There’s dozens of them.
Sometime soon there will be a warm day and all
the jobs that have been put off for weeks will sud
denly become important and have to be done right
away.
Among them will be the job of making the house
look fresher and brighter and a different color to
match the new spring season that will shortly be
upon us.
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