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JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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Miss Dorothy Goodenberger
came Tuesday m orning from Lew
istown, Montana, w here she is a
first grade teacher, to visit a
m onth w ith her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. E rnest Goodenlierger, who
met her at W ishram.
A display of the ribbons won
at the Ju n io r Horse show at The
Dalles last week by Nancy and
Janey McKean, and Sharon and
Leo Coelsch has lieen made at
Beef’os «lining room.
The state highway commission
received bids June 30 for con
struction of a 110 foot reinforced
concrete bridge across Grass Val
ley canyon on the Lonerock road.
It will l>e at a different place and
the county will construct the ap
proaches. The bridge now in use
is old and apparently in poor
repair.
Mrs. Leta Eslinger and her
grand d aughter Alice Eslinger
drove to Hillsboro last week end
for a family reunion of the New
ton family which included Mrs.
W alter Newton of Corvallis, the
m other, and Mrs. Keith Byland of
Arizona, Mrs. Jam es Thomas of
Hillsboro, Mrs. Dell Eakin of
The Dalles and Mrs. Eslinger.
W alter Eslinger and family were
there from Astoria and said he
was trying to get out of the navy
after 29 years and if so, will go to
hospital adm inistrative work in
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones
w ere tn Shaniko Sunday after
noon to attend the farewell din- .
ner given at the H anks’ home in
honor of her brother, John Reed
er, who is moving to Portland
after the lietter part of a lifetime
as m anager of the Shaniko store.
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State police came through the
county Monday and picked up all
punch boards found in business
places. They were held for evi
dence at trials to lx? held in ju s
tice court July 13.
A drivers license exam iner will
l»e on duty in Moro Tuesday,
Ju ly 5 at the courthouse between
the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
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A driver who is charged with violating an Oregon traffic law anytime after July 1 will
receive a ticket which looks very much like the one illustrated above. In this case, the ticket
was is; ucd only to show the public how the new Uniform Traffic Citation and Complaint will
look «hen properly completed. The ticket, developed in cooperation with law e n fo rc e m e n t
•r.iiiiH-.. and courts, consists of four parts—complaint, police record, abstract and summons.
Drivers will receive the portion labelled “summons”.
Mrs. Idah E v e re tt’s garage apart-
ment.
Mrs. M urray W alker and son
By Pauline Broughton
Jim m y of Olympia were guests
Last Wednesday John Eoss and last week in the Gordon H arper
Alber tKaseherg, coming from dif home.
W eekend guests of Mr. and
ferent directions, reached the cor
ner near the Eoss home at the Mrs. Gordon H arper were Mr. and
same time— no ina - es resulted. Mrs. Stanley Anderson, Linda
and Scott, of Portland. Linda re
mage« I.
but lx»th cars wei
Gilder and mained for a longer visit with her
Mrs. Leona \
granddaughter, Gli ’ a Lee, visit- grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton W atkins
e«l the Bill Brin
ton home on
si>ent Sunday at McMinnville,
Thursday evening
David Sill, colie' dudent from w here they were guests of Mr.
’’ortland, is working for the sum and Mrs. Keith Landers and baby.
m er with the Game Commission E verett Royse, & Jim Thomas re
crew headed by Harold W inegar. cently drove to Corvallis to es
David has “bachelor q u a rte rs” in cort the la tte r’s brother, John, to
the Science Institute held there
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Bill Bieker is attending a sum
m er school course at Central
W ashington college in Ellensburg
five days a week, coming home
for the week ends.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shoemaker
w ere here Sunday from Condon
to get some things from th eir
house in Moro.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thomps> p
have moved to the H enkle pla
near Hay Canyon w here he is
doing the work for Mrs. Henkle.
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Dayanne Sayrs, Moro, has l»een
named to the honor roll of 83
students.
Requirem ents are a
study load of 15 hours or more
and a 3.50 grade average or bet
ter. Dayanne received a perfect
grade average of 4.0. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamer
Sayrs.
Several couples from the W as Wasco October 29. At the close
co Wesleyon group of the Metho- refreshm ents were served by Mr Royse and all enjoyed a picnic
lunch at the park.
Others who
«list church enjoyed a no-host ami Mrs. Floyd Haines.
joined in the picnic were Mr.
swimming party at the Paulen
Mr and Mrs. Sam Brock left and Mrs. Otis Royse’s m other and
Kaseberg home Sunday. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root, last week for Couer d'Alene, Ida , aunt. Mrs Charles Sundby and
Maurice and Janie; Dewey Thom w here they will visit their son Mrs. Detm er of Portland and her
daughter in law, Mr and Mrs. brother and sister in law, Mr. and
as and son Kent, Mr. and Mrs and
V. P Brock and family.
Mrs. \\ illiam Sundby and son
Clyde Eridlev and children and
Mr. and Mrs. O w . Barnett 1 erry of Hood River. Also present
Rev. an«l Mrs. Eddings and fam
Pent from Monday until Friday were relatives of Mrs. Lloyd
ily Little Stuart Fridley caused a la-
stir when he fell in the pool fully Mn week in Portland, where Royse, Mr. and Mrs. John Shel
Barnett visited the clinic.
drake and Roger and Mrs. Shelr-
dressed, but he was immediately
Ixm, also of Hixxl River.
rescued by his father, with no ill
Mr. ami Mrs. A rthur Sargent,
effects.
in company with Mr. and Mrs.
CORRECTION — Last w eek’s
Kenneth Bish, who was chosen Paul Patrick and Mike, left Mon
news
Items stated that Mr. and
to act as head counsellor for the day for Paisley, w here they will
recent “Junior Engineers ami visit Mr and Mrs Harold Crock Mrs. Joe Hines of Seattle were
guests of his mother, Mrs. Elva
Scientists
Sum m er
In stitu te ” er.
Dehler. It should have l>een Mr.
held at Oregon State college in
Last Thursday Mi- and Mrs, ami Mrs Jack Hines— brother
Corvallis, returned to Wasco the Lloyd Royse ani
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Joe resides in San Francisco, and
first of the week with John Thom-
Royse drove to Portland. wher_ is unm arried. Sorry, Joe.
as, Sherman county boy who was
Mr. Royse received meilical atten
enrolled in the course. Bish will
tion Mrs. Augusta Royse rem ain
spend the sum m er here with his ed in Portland until Sunday for
brother and sister in law. Mr. and
a visit with her son, Otis Royse.
Mrs. Robert Bish,
ami family. Sunday the Portland
Mrs L. E. Kaseberg was host family brought the elder Mis.
ess to the Past M atron's club last
Royse to Hood River, and were
week at her home. Mrs. Paulen met there by Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
G ra in S to ra g e
Kaseberg was co-hostess for the
meeting featuring a buffet pot-
C om m ercial S tru c tu re s
luck dinner.
Past patrons and
other husbands were guests at
M achine S heds
this last meeting of the year.
funeral
P re C u t B u ild in g s
Out of town guests were Dr. anil
S E R V IC E
Mrs. Viggo Haufelt and Mr. and
Leonard R. Smith
Contact:
Clair L Baiser
Phone CY H-3135
Mrs. G. H. Root of The Dalles,
M o ro , O regon
The Dalles, Oregon
and Mr. and Mrs. Rov Belshee of
Phone: Jo rd o n 5-3633 'a f t e r 5 p. ni.
Moro.
N e w S to ck of
HARRIS Harvester
Parts Has Arrived
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
The older boys visited the OS(
campus, then proceded to Eugene
w here they w ere guests of Ever
e tt’s sister and brother in law
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hockley.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and
family spent several days the
first of last week at Klamath
Falls anti C rater Lake. Son Curtis,
who will en ter OTI in the fall,
took his entrance exams while
there. The Roots stayed overnight
at the C rater Lake lodge, and
reported several deep snow hanks
sfill visible in parts of the park.
Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Barnett and
children spent several «lays re
cently enjoying a short vacation.
They drove to Seattle June 14,
taking their boat. A fter spending
one night on Mercer Island with
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Barnett,
they launched the boat at Shil-
shole Bay anil enjoyed sightsee
ing. I he first few «lays they were
plagued with chilly, damp w eath
er, hut were rew arded by sunny
w eather for the return trip. E n
route home they visited relatives
in Bremerton, and proceeded
south from there to Hood Canal,
where they found excellent cam p
ing ami (mating facilities, includ
ing a pleasant sandy beach for
swimming. They returned to W as
co June 17 feeling much refresh
ed from the little outing.
Marian Rebekah lodge helil the
last meeting of the year on June
22. Sixteen were
present and
plans were discussed for the re
ception to lx* held honoring the
Assembly president in October.
Plans were also aired for the
district convention to lx> belli in
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Sleeps fo u r (4) a d u lts — fro n t d in e tte o r sid e d in
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The Hi Yu 4-H horse club held
a m eeting Ju n e 11 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rathbun
We practiced showing our horses
on show m anship and horsem an
ship. We practiced figure-eights
and sidestepping along with the
usual things. O thers took tests.
We had a chance to swim liefore
lunch and most of us did. We each
brought a sack lunch and Mrs.
Rathbun served drinks.
The Hi-Yu horse club held a
m eeting Ju n e 25 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean with
our horses.
We practiced show m anship and
horsem anship.
Some tests were
passed.
We took sack lunches and Vel
ma McKean served drinks Later
on Mrs. McKean served maple
bars.
The next meeting will lie July
10 at the fairgrounds, with our
horses at 1:00 p. m.
Four m em bers of the Hi Yu
4-H horse club participated in
the Ju n io r Horse Show in The
Dalles.
Bringing home ribbons
were: Nancy McKean 1st in In te r
m ediate Showmanship; Janey Mc
Kean 1st In Ju n io r Showmanship;
I<eo Coelsch 5th in Junior Show
m anship and 5th in Ju n io r Horse
m anship; Sharon Coelsch 1st in
Matched Pair w ith Ja n Muller.
The Dalles and 2n«l in English
Equitation.
Each class was very large
Sharon Coelsch, reporter
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I’ RKSRYTBRM V CHURC H
9:45 Church Schoo!
Classes for all groups. Russell
Belsh°e, superintendent.
11:00 C hurch Service
E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor
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