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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1WW Stops scheduled include a su r Mr. and Mrs S tuart Macnab are vey of a 40-acre native pasture the parents of a daughter born Range Practice* sprayed in 1952 for brush con May 28 in The Dalles. The little by Annu Balzet* Mjr M rs. Goo. L . Poa trol; a 3 year study of yields of g irl is named Carol Lynn and To Be Shown Introduced grasses on the range; Alex B raw ler,k m anager of the The Home Econmlcs club of the weighed in at 8 pounds. She has G rass Valley Grain Growers and Rufus Grange met June 9 at the joined three sisters and two bro- New range m anagem ent prac- studies on the relationship of type Bob Schilling, member of the home of Mrs. A rt Smith, w ith thers. Carol Lynn was christened tices that could help E astern Ore- of stem of various grasses to need- board of directors, attended a Mrs. Sam Brock acting co-hostess. Ju n e 5 at St. M ary’s Catholic gon ranchers produce more and ed range m anagement practices; m eeting of the Pacific N orthw est The hostesses served a dessert church in Wasco w ith Rev. Jo h n cheaper beef per acre will be on and use of shallow-rooted grasses G rain Dealers in Spokane Wed luncheon preceding the meet- O’Connor officiating. G odparents display Ju n e 17 at the Squaw- along w ith big bunebgrass to take nesday and Thursday. ing Mrs. Grace Medler, chairm an, were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Macnab. Butte-H arney branch experim ent up the interspace. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eakin of called the m eeting to order, w ith G randparents of the wee one are station. n demon- Condon and Mrs. Estel Hartley the salute to the flag. Mrs. B eit Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Macnab and Tours of experim ents under slration of* the Oregon Press went to Klamath Falls June 10 for Sw lgart acted as secretary lie- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Zodrow, both way> weH as completed re- e ^ d t r show need to fly when cause Mrs. George Fox the usual residing in The Dalles. search project8i will be held from ‘ for s ‘brush control, the OT1 graduation when Robert, Melvin and Lloyd Eakin were secretary, was unable to attend. Mrs. Bill Macnab and her dau- 8 a m \ o 1:30 p m on lhe Squaw > n e s te d wheat grass as a among the graduates. Mrs. H arland McDonald said the ghter Arlene left for Salem Sat- g utte range of the station, said f . f yearling beef and give Rot Jney Rolfe was among the rum m age sale will be In the Com- urday. Arlene was the Am erican w A saw yer, station superinten- Vlsltors a chan?e to ’look over group of National Guard leaving modore building starting June 22 Legion auxiliary choice for G irls dent. The range is located 42 miles ™ asu nuestions about the lieef ................................ lhe lhi* on W illam ette wesl of Burns, and can reach- ^ station The The Dalles Friday for Fort Lewis and continuing the rest c for two weeks training. week. Anyone having rum m age U. campus. Mrs. Leland Medler ed from either highw ay U. S. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Willis B rittain c qok past 10 years, M i* Wallace May, vice-presi unit. Prom left, < arol Owens, Joy can leave it at the Rufus Grange took care of Nancy and Jeff Mac- A new sludy using a Charoláis and Kay of Bend visited relatives d en t o f th e A m i l lean L eg ion a u x von Borstel, Rosalie Eslinger, hall or at Mrs. George Fox’s place nab while their m other was in or U. S. 395. Those attending will be able to bull in crossbreeding research here and were overnight guests ilia r y p resented a w a rd s to w in Ardine Todd, Manya N'eal. Erin between now and when the sale Salem. Mrs. Macnab returned to u r the station at th eir ow n pace, w ¡n be open for inspection of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark F ri ners o f the A m e r ic a n iz a tio n con Wilson, another winner, not pre starts. The women plan a work home Monday. w ith a total of eight different and questions. day. test con du cted by George Bell sent. day June 20 to get the rum m age Denny Dumler the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark of ready at the Rufus Grange hall. Leland Medler la here to help win , * nuon ,u " ch * aV± ! ? and will take It to The Dalles the w w ith ith the the sum m er er work work and and during during T h L f m nlare ‘ n° '’“,n, T n , , Kent were business visitors in sum m Farm Prices Up Portland Monday. Schilling-Crews next day. Mrs. Grace Medler will harvest. Denny’s folks are Mr. guide visitors from place to place, Saw’yer said. All Interested per- and research scientists will be on sons are welcome to attend all or Mrs. Carl Kunkc of Portland Oregon farm prices edged up take care of the advertising. The and Mrs. Leo Dumler of Salem, hand at each stop to explain the any part of t he field day, he add- spent several days last week vis Wedding Held slightly in May in contrast to na- painting of the food booth at the A fter being warm all last week and* answ er nues- “'c iting Mr. and Mrs. John Rust. Mr. ’ e^* Miss Florene Crews, daughter tional farm prices which slipped a Sherm an county fair was discus- and the air conditioners on, it tlons. Hunke came up later. Mrs. Rust of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews of little, reports Mrs. E lvera Hor- «ed and definite plans will be decided to get a little cooler Tues- and Mrs. Bert Cox took them to Grass Valley, became the bride of rell, extension agricultural econo- made at the July meeting to get day and bring us some rain. It Portland Monday and they re the work done. The chairm an rained most of the day, not hard Gary Lee Schilling, son of Mr. m ist at Oregon State. turned Tuesday. Mrs. Rust went Farm prices in the state had showed the new stainless steel but a drizzle w hich will be wyl- and Mrs. Hoy Schilling of Gras to 'I'he Dalles this Monday to meet Y allev in a p r e t t y wedding held at their ups and downs last month, flatw are which she got for the come to the crops and settle the Mrs. Hunke wdio will s]>cnd a the F irst B ap tist church in Grass Mrs. Horrell found as she studied club with Betty Crocker coupons, dust on the roads which are begin- week with them. \ allev J u n e 5 at 2 o ’c lo c k . The rei»orts from the U. S. departm ent We now have nine place settings, ning to gel dusty. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall A b risk a n d r e fr e sh in g co m p a n io n , lig h t ceremony was read of agriculture. Beef cattle and The ones m aking cookies for the Mrs. Loren Miller and her fam- ring d o u b le had as recent visitors her sister Maynor Reed, pastor hog prices moved up a little, but State Grange please have them Hy recently moved to Condon af- O ly m p ia B e e r is a lw a y s " w e lo o m e Rev by I hi and husband Mr and Mrs. C. B calf prices were lower. Dairy ready by Saturday night at the ter school was out at Rufus. Mr. aboard.” O ly m p ia ’s d istin c tiv e ta ste a n d ol the •liurch. Marx of Salem. Candelabra with white tapers products also lost ground, and home of Mrs. Holland Johnson as Miller is in business there. The ch a ra cter are a ssu r e d by a n a tu r a lly Mr. and Mrs Gus H artm ann of tood at the altar along with has- egg prices moved lower while they are leaving Sunday for State Millers lived here for several Wasco spent Sunday visiting the R et. ol l e d peonies. Mrs. Orville poultry prices held unchanged. p erfect b r e w in g w a te r -flo w in g oold an d Grange at Roseburg this year. years. A. F. Balzers. pu re from our o w n a r te sia n w e lls. T h is Hiie.ph presided at the organ. Lamb and wool prices in the For the Ju ly 9 Rufus Grange Mrs. W. M F ranklin had a little Mr. awl Mrs Kenneth Wilson Candle lig h ters were l ’atty Crews state held steady last m onth, but m eeting it will be a hobo party excitem ent at the Je rry Brackett rare w ater h a s brough t O lym p ia fa m e of Kent left on a vacation trip .nid lulu Schilling who wore potato prices were down. Corn and each to bring a sack lunch for home on day last week when e a s a beer o f u n c o m p r o m isin g q u a lity ... to Reno and Portland. ,li,. ,, o f w hite flocked nylon and oats prices also held unchan- refreshm ents. The hostesses for trash burner got away and burned a n d is w h y w e say, c a r r i e d p in k c a r n a t i o n s a n d ged, but other grains and hay A ugust 18 to be decided later. The down a shed. The Wasco fire Mr. and Mrs. Elton Eakin awl an d were lower. Put together, prices < Pomona Grange picnic will be truck came to give aid. Mrs. Jer- candles. Mrs Estel H artley went to Sand.v 'Tlie bride given in m arriage by Oregon farm ers received moved June 26 at DeMoss Springs park, ry Brackett who underw ent sur- June 2 where they uttended the Each m em ber brought their fa- gery in The Dalles recently is high school graduation exercises. her father wore a gown of w hite up alxiut one-half of one percent Karlcen Heckman, (laughter of ehantilly lace and net over taffeta. and now stand about 2 percent th e r’s picture which was passed home and doing weli. H er m other H orred around. Mrs. Millard Leigh won Mrs. F ranklin is staying with her Mr. awl Mrs. Andy Heckman was Her finger tip veil was held in alxive a year ago, Mrs. said. ^ e draw ing prize. There will be d aughter for a couple of weeks. place hy a crown of seed pearls among the graduates. Nationally, farm prices dropped a pot luck lunch at the home of and taking care of the baby of the Mr. awl Mrs. Tomnile Barnett and lace. She carried a bouquet l m onth for the first tim e this Mrs. Trace Fields July 14 at Je rry Bracketts. and Mrs. Edgar Alley were b u si with an orchid and stephanotis. 12:30 p. m. The Rufus children who are BEER ness visitors in The Dalles T h u rs Maid ol honor was Nancy Wilson 5l'ai, Mrs. H orrell also reported. Mrs. Trace Fields and Mr. and signed up 58 strong to go to The day. el Keill and bridesm aids w ere The decline, which am ounted to John and Carmen Johnson gave Nancy Crew s, sister of I lie bride, less than one-half of one percent, Mrs. H arland McDonald attended Dalles under the Red Cross swim a farewell party In the Johnson and Penny Higley of Moro. They left national farm prices about the H istorical picnic at DeMoss ruing program for the next two garage Thursday evening honor wore Identical dresses of aqua one percent below mid-May 1959. Springs June 12. Mrs. M aurine weeks, w*ere very eager Monday, Neuherger was the speaker and The rain might have dampened lug Marlene Nelson who will bi1 silk organza taffeta with m atch Lower prices over the nation on their spirits a little Tuesday, but leaving soon. The garage was de ing hats amt carried Ixiuquets of e g g s , milk, lettuce, and tomotoes Her talk was interesting carried the major responsibility Mr. and Mrs. George Fox went as they say the pool is heated and corated with crepe paper si ream pink carnations. ers and balloons 'I’he evening was .terry Jose of Eugene acted as lm this drop. These lower prices to Arlington T hursday where they they don’t suffer any hardships spent dancing awl later refresh he t in an, and Ushers wen* Dennis were nearly offset by higher p ri attended the funeral of Miss Gayle w ith the lessons. This is a won- ments of cake and punch were Anderson and Donald Schilling, ces on fresh melons, cabbage and W eatherford who was fatally in- derful program for the children Jured in a car accident the Mon- to learn to swim as the Columbia apples. served. Those enjoying the even n isin o f th e g r o o m . day before. A fter the funeral the river is so close and they can put lug were Roger Cyphers, Sharon For her d au ghter’s wets iding relatives had a pot luck dinner what they learn to good practice Coelseh, Kcm'ctli and Juil.v Don Mi Crews chose a dress of or- Accidents Analyzed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- during the summer. lap of Moro, Gall Stradley, Terrv an 1« I toweled w ith lietge silk Fifty-five |M*r cent of the fatal ion W eatherford. They recently Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jordan and Hay Eakin, Kenneth and o n tnza over skirt with lieige ac- accidents in Oregon during the built a lovely home overlooking took a drive down to Gresham Janice Lemley, Eddie Eslinger, 11 *.- ories. Mrs. Schilling, m other months of the year lhe Columbia river at Arlington. Sunday bringing back some straw- Sher, Rolfe, Lois Pa.vm*, Ruth Al of lie groom, wore a blue dacron f ir s t t h r e e violation of the basic Mr. an<I Mrs. George Fox at- berries which w ere delicious as ley, Carolyn Johnson, Sandra I Io uwered dress with white acces- involved a Wilson, ( ’arot ( »wens and Eddie >ri«* • Eaeli wore a corsage of rule or excessive speeding, the tended the Belshe-Blaylock wed- they got them fresh from the departm ent of Motor Vehicles re- ding held in The Dalles Sunday, patch. Webster. Idle carnations. Jhn Belshe and Jam es Fox are The telephone company has Mr. and Mri B e it C ox left un Im m ediatelv follow ing the cere- ported today. By far the greatest m ajority of both Alpha Gamma Rho m em bers lieen working on lines in Rufus, day for Chehalis to visit her mo 111 i reception was held in the th er and sister, Mrs. C II Augee H ud' hall m ( barge ol Mrs. F ra n k these involved driving at a speed at WSU and other fraternity bro- so it shouldn’t lie too long before and Mrs. Orville Gibson K e lle r and Ml Sam Alhel’ty. T he which was too fast in view of the thers came for the stag party it gets service to most everyone 'There will lie a layette shower la ir coveted table held till1 th ree existing conditions, but not neces- which was held Friday at the desiring It. It looks like we can home of Jim ’s parents, Mr. and -call between the John Day and honoring Mrs Dick Rust to lx« tiered ’ rililing cake which was sarily a high speed. Another 20 per cent of the fatal Mrs. Bob Belshe The boys also at- Deschutes river along the Colum- held at the l(M»F hall Tuesdav ano served by Mrs. Henry evening June 21 at s o'clock Ev Hi III of M*altle, aunt of the bride, mlshaps stemmed from driving tended the wedding before return- bia, but If we talk any fu rth er it will be long distance. V MUur« alu*u>< u*ti'oni« fo 0 r*u s A f Co■. Olympia, W a» A *O iy t,H‘ wrong Side of the road, ing to Washington. eryolie is cordially invited. i* laei cloth covered tal.le held Failure to yield right-of-way to silv r tea and coffee service Mr. and Mrs Mvrle Smith and ■' ~ *”------------------------ I tin* matching punch howl, ,i pedestrian resulted In over 10 family spent the weekend at Ta h bini es with a red |>eony. per cent of the fatal accidents; coma visiting his brother, George \\ il i Roth, aunt of the p a s s in g in face of oncoming traf Sm ith and family. at ,1 »ffee ser- fic, I P . ; disregarded traffic sig Mrs Bud Kock and Infant son Arth Schilling, nal, stop sign or flashing red returned home Saturday from the •rveil the light, I*,; ami intoxication, 2 per hospital in The Dalles, Her niece, cent. Kathy Ten Eyck of Milton-Free Forty seven, or half of the 84 the w ater Is hero helping with the drivers involved in fatal crashes •mm* Axtell and work. of Moro had were in violation at the tim e of Mr. and Mrs. Elien Kee Mrs. accident, the report continued. t ta h i H erm an Peters and Mrs L Coch- An age breakdown of drivers in V the *lde wore ran of Moro were husim vlsit- mhroldered suit v iolation Indicated that the two- ors in The Dalles Wednesday. s o r ie s and wore year age span of 18 and 19 year Mrs. Lester Barnum and sc er wedding bou- olds accounted for 22 jier cent of Tom and Dick and Mrs E. E. B quet. A ft il wedding trip all driver violations. Sixteen per num wen* business visitors in till* V( w ill lie at home cent of the violations were a ttri 'The Dalles Wednesday. buted to drivers 45-54 years old. m Gt. The Gamma Lambda Theta Him Other age groupings involved ( »nt nests were Mrs girls timk in $40 at their ear wasli l l e n n in fatal crashes and the jiercent- lympia, Mr. and Friday. Hi* i and family of age of all driver violations they Orville Ruggles and Dean and I Mi Wilhelm represented are 16, 0 per cent; 17, Ills mother, Mrs D N. Ruggles of Portland and 6 l»er cent; 20-24, 13 per cent; drove to Portland Sunday to pick ames Easter of 25 34, 13 |»t*r c e n t; 35-44, 14 p e r up some paintings Mrs Kuggh's c e n t; 55-64, 8 p T c e n t ; 65-74, 8 tiad at the Rose Festival. jht cent. Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor stel and family were dinner Donald vo n Be•rstel atid ( i(H»rue a corsage, where she opened the guests Sunday at the home of von Borstel 1 lew to Port lan<1 Mon- many lovely gift wrapped pack ages for the pleasure of all. She Mis A von Borstel. day ( n bush Donald von Borstel and Boyce Mi s Earl 1 »1.1 i ami *on Robin, was assisted by Mrs Arden Peters Blaylock flew to Halfway Tues amt Mrs. Dli k HiList vv e liit t(i Port- Mrs Jim Rodda of The Dalles and day on business. land Mondav. on busine SS 1return- Mrs Boti Olsen of Moro. Refresh ments were served buffet style Mrs Frank E. Bayer and Julia hiK ’1l'uesilÄV, Frank from a lace covered table. Mrs. and Helen and Mrs. Frunk T. De il Olds, Ei i l l Old: Bayer were business visitors in ( >l<ls lihotil Ereew ate r, ami Bob Belshe, mother of the groom The Dalles 'Thursday and Satur- Mrs. L. H N’ ' 11 >4 ) 1ise of N1c(’li>y leit to lx* presided at the coffee urn day dav for Yulia City, Ca Ilf , to an I Mrs Boyce Blaylock, mother Mr. and Mrs Tommy Higley of v tslt th eir birot he r, Will Ohts ami of the bride to tx* served the 1 .a Grande spent Saturday night \\ líe ut».» ii.i v e li lot I m «I o well punch. hen* with her parents, Mr and »m on ret it im ing They (.HASH VAI.I.EV Mrs. Ooyce Blaylock and attend T hur It 41‘TISI' ( III IB || ed the Belshe Blaylock wedding < 1 >>Ieaisantly ( »Ids 1 VV »IS 1 M r I’sstor In The Dalles Sunday. lune 6 Mavnor O. Reed mila»> evenli Siiml.iy, June 19 rs E. 1». T Mr and Mrs. Harold Owens. vs 1 iv n 9:45 a m. Uhl dftUAihter 1 >ehbu • at id Mr. Sunday School Mark Bird and Bill Johnson went Morning W orship II 00 a. m. 1er ol Gdi M IS 1U to Wasco Friday night to the ’ An Exemplary Father*’ happy valltsl to vv caucus meeting of lhe \m erlean Youth Meeting 6 00 p m. hil’t h day Th L' ei Ix*gion and Auxiliary 7.00 p. m • c a k e 1 md borne Evening Service Mrs Frank K etter and daugh "Studies in the Book of Jam es" »y the it ters, Pamela, Connie and Holly. Jam es Chapter Two 4'tve Mrs. Kenneth Crews and daugh- A 1 ters, Nancy. Patty amt Cathy. Lo if 1 < Is*ta Sullivan, ('arol Owens. Mar |( M »I- Dr Otis G Perkin* ring Mi lene Nelson, Mrs Alfred Payne lari ( »Ids. and daughters, Ixds and Alfa Hoat( *sscs VV I lley, Mrs 1 Optometrist Jean, weix* in The Dalles Sum! iv Il MS Rlav- ami >»Irs Anl to ( elebrate Nam v ( i «•-.« l • 40 R. tad NV w as e*c< to the lace cov* Ir l. CVS MOt The Dalles, Ore. dav anniversary bv going roller skating, swimming and twiwling < G rau Valley Rufus Personal» d is tin c tiv e "ft's the Water" 0 L Y M P I4 We seldom get a chance to say how much we appeciate the readers of the Sherman County Journal and the advertizers their interest makes possible. for your tolerance we are grateful.
