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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1960)
FAGB e SHKKMAX COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OKKOON FRIDA V. MAV 20. I960 Gras* Valley and family of Bend and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson Mrs. C urtis Stark of Cove. t-*-g by the girls. "Pm Looking 16. and family of The Dalles spent Bridal Shower Auxiliary Meets Over a Four Leaf Clover“ anil Mrs. Harold Eakin and Mona, Sunday afternoon and evening There was no other business b r Anna Kal/rr "M emories” were played on the Mrs. H arry Dean Eakin, Mrs. at the William B rinkert home. Honors Florene Crews For Poppy Tea » m eeting was adjounred. The meeting was held in the Marcus Eslingcr and Mrs. Elx-n flute by L arraine, Joy and Janice. About 50 attended the jx»t luck Nancy Conlee, reporter Maaonie halt Friday at 4:30 p. in. Kee were visitors in Portland dinner and open house Sunday Mary Lemley accompanied them A bridal show er honoring Mi for the initiation of the Theta Thursday. Tiie American I-egion A uxiliary on the piano. held at the Baptist church to wel Florene Crews was held in the The Come and Get It cooking Kho girl« of Alj>ha Iota No. 33, The table was set prettily with club met at 3:30 May 9 at Milly Mr. ami Mrs. Don Earl had as come the new minister, the Rev. IOOF hall Monday evening May 9 Poppy tea was held at the home of Pendleton with Mrs. Vivian over night guests Saturday Mr. Maynour Reed and family. with about 65 in attendance. H ost Mrs. H arry Hooper W ednesday candles and flowers on a lace F e rre ll’s home. H artly, adviaor. Those initiated and Mrs. Bill Wood of Seattle. Ivan Blagg acted as m aster of esses for the occasion were Mrs. afternoon with 21 members and cloth Cookies which were made We had our meeting. This is were Nancy Alherty, Monya Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heckman ceremonies for the afternoon, F rank L etter, Mrs. Sam Alherty, eight visitors present. Mrs. Wal at a form er m eeting were served our last meeting. We will have Lorrie Aisup, Mona Eakin, I’atty and K atherine and Mr, and Mrs. with tlie program as follows: pi Mrs. Don Sm ith, Mrs. Archie Can- lace May, first vice president con w ith coffee, tea and punch. one this sum m er to complete our Aisup, Nancy Crews, Alfa Jean Joe Hammond and daughters ano solo ’’Clem enti” by Ardine trail, Mrs. Orville Ruggles and duct e<l the meeting The program Sheri Rolfe, reporter record books. was as follows: a song, "My Hap Payne, Carol Todd, Derrie Peters, drove to Rooster Rock park Sun Todd; vocal duet, ‘‘I ’ve Got a Man Mrs. Frank E. Bayer. We are going to have a party Paulette Willis, Peggy Higgs, day where they surprised the sion” by Sharyl Blagg and Louise W ant any advice on what toys for our parents this summer. I he hall was decorated with piness" by Rita and M argaret Virginia Todd, Carol Owens, Car form er’s daughter, Peggy Heck Eakin, accompanied by Mrs. Elton pink and white wedding bells anil Hammond and Helen Bayer; song to buy when? Barbara and Vee Judy Ferrell, reporter olyn Johnson, Huth Alley, Lois man on her birthday anniversary Eakin; Mrs. Ed F ritts read a poem bouquets of spring flowers. "Lula Rock-a-Hula” by Linda S ar can well supply it. They gave a Payne, Sandra Wilson, K atherine with a picnic dinner. Members of of welcome w ritten by Jam es The Buzzin* Duzzln’ 4-H sew ing Miss Crews was presented with gent; an Hawaiian dance by Shel dem onstration on toys for differ Heckman, Marjorie Higgs with Peggy’s class from Judson Bap Earl; vocal solo, "Love of God” by a corsage and escorted to the gift ley Reynolds; song, "B attle of ent ages. This took place at Bus club of Kent, met May 10 at Mrs. Mrs. Helen Olds us advisor and tist college in Portland including Don E arl accompanied by Mrs. laden table when* she opened the New ( irleans’ by Floyd Hooper se’s during the Child Care club Frances Bardenhagens for its last Mrs. M argaret Schilling as assis the Misses Kathy Miller, Eudor t Eakin. Following the program gifts assisted by Peggy and Nancy and Philip Ruggles; piano duet, m eeting May 2. club meeting. The m others of the tant advisor. A banquet followed Houston, Shirley Miliza, Kathy the Reeds were presented with a A llxrty, Nancy Crews and Shell () Dem Golden Slippers” by Ca A tea for our m others and an m em bers were invited to attend. held in the IOOF' hall at 6:30 p. in. Mitchell, Melva Teeple, Sallic donation of household supplies. Rolfe. The gifts were passed thy and Carsten von Borstel; flute o th er club was planned for May The girls modeled the dresses served by the Hebekahs and m oth Houston, Sharon Van Cleave, Mrs. Blanche Baldwin of Canby around the room for all to see. trio " I ’m Looking Over a Four 16, 4:00 p. m. at the Moro church. they hail made for this years work ers. Barbara Hunt, and Freddie Bailey left Monday after V olunteer baby sitting was dis spending a Mrs. Ruggles played several piano Leaf Clover "and "M emories” by Janice Lemley, Ixjrraine Stark cussed. Next m eeting will be May and dem onstrated a regular club The banquet was followed by and Art I*utney, Woody (’rocker, week here with her sister, Mrs. num bers. meeting. The younger m em bers ami Joy von Borstel, accompanied 16. In stitution of the Gamma Lamb Jim Williams, Ken Ober, Jam ie Grover Young. Refreshm ents were served buf also showed th eir sewing to he da No. 84 Theta Hho club. Officers Cochran, Ralph H arris and Carl Mrs. T. M. Rolfe had as her fet style from a hand crocheted by Mrs. Gordon Lemley at the Vee Busse, reporter mothers. piano; ballet dance by Julie Rey for institution were Patty Kline, Emerson and Tom Marney of The guest Saturday afternoon her lace cloth covered table. Mrs. Art Refreshm ents of tea and cookies vice-president Theta Hho assem Dalles, enjoyed the day. The Handy Girls Clothing ( ’lub grandson, Gary Baker, USN, hav Schilling, aunt of the groom to be, nolds; Mrs. Frank von Borstel Mrs. Dick Rust and Mrs. John ing recently graduated f r o m presided at the coffee service and presented the aw ards to the w in held m eetings on April 18 and were served afterw ard. An attrac bly, Elizabeth Selmer, warden, tive centerpiece of a maypole and High K athy Applegate, right supporter, Rust went to Portland last Mon T reasure Island standing third in Mrs. Lester Wilson served the ners of the Americanism contest, May 2 at the Sherm an dolls adorned the table on which first in senior division was Monya School. both ol Theta Hho assembly, day on business returning T hurs a class of 3!). He will leave May punch. refreshm ents were served. Neal, first in the junior division Edna Oster, vice-chairman of J u r day. The former visited Mr. and 20 for Norfolk, Va., to aw ait fu r The first year group has com Bonnie Tatum, reporter was E rin Wilson and second was pleted its projects for the year isdictional Youth Committee and Mrs. Boh Draga and the latter Mr. ther assignment. His fiancee, Misi Rosalie Eslinger. Betty Reckman Huth Vose, president of Rebekah and Mrs. Carl Hunke. ami as a rew ard they are going Barbara Barzee of Kinzua and his Portland Meadows The eighth meeting of the Kent and Alice Eslinger, girls sponsor to have a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel brother, Douglas Baker of Kossi I Assembly of Oregon. Installation Livestock club met May 6 at the ed by the A uxiliary to Girls State Mrs. Paul Fraser, th eir leader. was by Beta Nu Theta Hho No. 01, attended a reception Sunday after came with him. in June, were introduced. of Molalla with installing officers: noon given by Mr. and Mrs. Hu- Miss Carol A rm strong has pro home of Gary Carlson’s. Reports Mrs. Eugene Spencer and child Improved By Lessee Iota H attrup was announced as mised to attend o u r next meeting were given by Gary Carlson and Kharon Masingo, Judy Ritchey, liert Good and Mr. and Mrs. Rich ren and her sister Miss Je rrin e Roy Sather. Dem onstrations were Sylvia Barth of Beta Nu and Mao ard G earhart at the latter's home Blaylock of The Dalles sjx»nt the Since horse-racing has always the Poppy girl. Mrs. Frank von and give us some hints on model made by G ary Carlson and J. P. E. Robison Jurisdictional Youth honoring Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mos weekend here with their parents been a great thrill to people in Borstel was presented with a gift ing for the county fair. Reckmann. The 4-H field day at from the A uxiliary members w ish Carolyn Henrichs, reporter committee. Officers installed and ier. Enroute to Portland they stop- Mr. arid Mrs. Boyce Blaylock. this county everyone who can the Harold Eakin ranch w’as dis escoi ted by the Odd Fellows were lied in Hood River and visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Blaylock re arrange to make an Immediate ing her a pleasant trip to Eurojx? cussed. Refreshm ents w'ere ser Monya Neal, president; Mona E a and Mrs. Don Marsh and enroute turned home last Monday from trip to the "New Portland Mea Mrs. Donald von Borstel also pre The Sew and Sews met May 4 ved by Mrs. Carlson. sented her with a gift. kin, vice-president; Patty Aisup, home they stop|>ed in The Dalles Hood River w here they attended dow s” should do so. at the home of their leader, Mrs J. P. Reckmann, reporter ( ookies, punch and coffee were Je rry Engberg w ith Miss Carol secretary; Alfa Jean Payne, trea and visited J. E. Norton at the ■ the Hood River county historical A complete remodeling of the hospital. served by the hostess. surer, Julia Bayer, past president, society meeting While there they old T urf Club and Clubhouse has A rm strong as a guest. ( A ltB OF THANKS The Cubscouts of Den 3 and were guests of his sister and hus brought forth a glass-enclosed, absent; Paulette Willis, H. S. pre The 4-H pledge anil flag salute We wish to thank the Grass sident; Nancy Crews, L.S. pres.; Den Mother, Mrs. Hill Todd, n u t band, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ordway talilelined, terraced balcony from track managem ent and is every were given, the m inutes read and Valley Rebekah lodge and the Nancy Alherty, Its. vice pres.; Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. at the Mr. and Mrs, Harold Blagg and which you can see every foot of bit as successful as he is at his roll call taken. We got our 4-H Peggy Higgs, L-S. vice-pies.; Vii- Baptist church for a regular m eet Sandra of Portland came Saturday the track. The remodeling also in- o ther enterprises. story papers. Carol A rm strong IOOF’ lodge No. 131 who made it ginia Todd, warden; Vee Busse, ing Present were Cars ten von to visit his parents the J. W, eluded piped-in heating and air- Pop I ken, Solly Palmer, Alf talked w ith us about our record possible for us to institute a I heta Rho club, the ones w'ho Chaplain, absent, Lorrie Aisup Borstel, Scott Todd, Gary Brink- Blaggs leaving Sunday afternoon. conditioning. I’arkey, Bob Baze and m any of books and 4-H Sum m er School. initiated and installed us. stood up for her; Carol Owens, ert, Victor Rolfe, Hobble Blander, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blagg of The There is a new feeling of friend the o th er fam iliar horse ow ners This is the last m eeting of the Members of the Gamma outside guardian; Sandra W ilsoi/ Freddie Rolfe and Billy Younce. Dalles had dinner with them Sun liness apparent. Mr. Funk and his are m aking it clear that the scope year. Larnda No. 84 Theta Rho club inside guardian; Heralds, No. I, They worked on their project day. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and charm ing wife are m aking every of im provem ents will bring about Pat Coats, reporter Helen Olds, Advisor Lois Payne, No. 2 Carolyn John- painting letter holders. family were visitors there in the effort to provide comfort and a steady increase in the racing M argaret Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock of afternoon. won, No. 3 Huth Alley, No. 4 Mar pleasure for their patrons. The model m eeting of the program. The "back stre tc h ’’ peo A ssistant Advisor jorie Higgs; marshall, Alice Es- Mor<» had dinner Saturday even A charcoal broiler has Ix’en in ple are really excited over the Sw eater Girls K nitting club was Mrs. M. W. Shanahan and dau linger; conductor, Rosalie E slin ing with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ghter arrived in Portland by plane stalled, particularly for the me't- im provem ents already accom called to order by club president, GRASS VALLEY ger; musician, K atherine Heck H attrup. from Redwood City, Calif., and in-your-mouth steaks. The foixl is plish as well as new facilities un Pat Aisup. Invited to the m eet BAPTIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and was met by her mother, Mrs. J. excellent and a wide variety is der way. man. ing was the T ireless Tot W atch Sunday, May 22, 1960 Other guests present were Ver Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Barne t E. Norton anil will spend several offered at very nominal prices. Plans are under way for a Sher ers. I ’niler old business wre talk Maynor O. Reed Pastor went to Portland Sunday and a t non Hahn, grandm aster of IOOF weeks here visiting her m other By calling the Meadows for reser man County F air Derby to i»e in- ed about our sw im m ing party Sunday School 9:45 a. m. of Oregon; Arlene Hahn, marshall tended the funeral of Maurice S. and to visit her father, J. E. N or vations special dinner parties of eluded at Portland Meadows as a planned for June 9. Under new Morning W orship 11:00 a. m. business an announcem ent was special event. assembly of Oregon; Leanal Hal Thompson Monday, a brother of ton at the hospital in The Dallea. anv size may be arranged. ' The T rue and Living God” Mrs. Barnett. lett of Portland; AI Oster of Wood read. The Tireless Tot W atchers Evening Service Franz, who spent eight years at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tatum of 7:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams of Kent were in The Dalles Sunday the S tirru p Room in the Mult wish us to attend their tea Mav burn; Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ferris, Edw in F ritts speaking Hood River spent the weekend Mr, Ferris is chairm an of J. y ' to visit her father, J E. Norton nomah Hotel preparing the ex cellent food served there, is greef- committee; Selma W atkins, out with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clod- at the hospital. side guardian of Rebekah Assem felter. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer spent ing many acquaintances a n d bly; Flossie Haines, district dep Mrs. Adams visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday In Wasco visiting the friends from this area. June 20 and 27 Q uarter Horse uty president of Marion lodge, H airy Howell at Kent before re (Jus H artm anns. O ther guests Wasco, Ellsw orth H o h inson, turning home were their son, Charles H artm an racing will be added to the Thoro- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum and family of The Dalles. bred racing program and special grand warden grand lodge. and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Don entertainm ent is being planned Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland had Refreshm ents were served af The Top H atters 4-H cooking terw ards by the mothers and Re Clodfelter went to Rufus Sunday as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and for the fans. afternoon to the smorgaslxird din Mrs. Sam Howard of Salem and Mr. David Funk of W estern club had a M other’s Tea May 5 bekahs. n er at the Rufus grange hall. Af daughters, Mrs Ruby Bair of Los Greyhound Inc., one of the p rin The tea was held at the Grass Valley grade school. Many m oth terw ards they drove to the John Angeles and Mrs. Merydth Thiel cipal ow ners of Portland Meadow.i ers attended. Carol Arm strong A group went to Cove Sunday Day dam site. and its executive vice-president of Portland, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. A. von Borstel had as Mrs Garland .are sisters. for a potluck dinner celebrating is taking his first fling at horse and Mr. Meves were also there. "My Mem” and "4-H Mary” were those with birthdays in April, guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. May and June Present were Mr. Frank Dunn and their daughter, and Mrs. E. It Blayolck, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bedell and children, Mrs. Alfred Payne and family, Laurie and Kenny of Washougal, Mr and Mrs H arry Stark and fam Washington. Mr. and Mrs. .John Bust, Mr. By, Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Bayer and family and Mrs W. 1) Bar- and Mrs Dick Rust and Mr and net, Mr. and Mrs Olan Stark and Mrs. Bill Rolfe and family s|x*nl family, Eugene Knott and child Sunday at Rock Creek dam fish ren, Mrs Josephine P arkhurst and ing Mrs. Don Cox and son, Greg and Mr. and Mrs. Buck H enninger and grand daughter from Kent Bert ( ’ox went to Portland Friday • Capable work as a and Mr. and Mrs Willis Brittain on business returning home Sun- av. STATE LEGISLATOR A «w of 4-H CIJJBS At YOUR Grass Valley Grain Growers OREGON N O T IN • Courageous Leadership i t CONSERVATION, E D ilW iIC l i'" i’ • HEALTH legislation and Services for UNITED NATIONS THE BUDG ET? Ç AW IIP Vigorous leadership in vital state legis lation has given Maurine Neuberger an honored place in the hearts of Orego nians. Her untiring and effective efforts for national health, education and con- servatien have won her the respect and admiration of the entire nation. 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