Sherman County journal., October 28, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

P A G I 4 S H K R M A N C O U NTY
JOURNAL, M olto, O R EG O N
I H IO I V , 04 T O B E K f t , IM O
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a n d d a u g ite r a n d Mi . Fra
K e tte r i e re v
in Hoi
b y A n n a R .d /.r r
M onday.
M rs. I
Sunday
October 30
w ill b e
S ta m p e d e S u n d a y a t th e B a p tis t S c h lllin r
c h u r c h to m a r k th e fifth w eek
o f th e S u n d a y sch tx il c o n te s t w ith ju r is d ic tu »nal c o m m it’t ee n
Condon Baptist church. At this M rs. Gldfi w as ap|s»i n te d
tim e G ra s s V alley h a s th e lead co m m it its • by M rs L<»retta
so n , pre: nident o f tli e R
over Condon.
M r. a n d M rs. E d F r i t t s h a d as A ssem bly.
W eeken d g u e s ts at th e
th e i r g u e s ts fo r a w eek h e r p a r ­
e n ts , Mr. a n d M rs. C. C. M axim of Mr. arnd M rs. Bill P auc!
D r. an d 1d rs . FJdw an 1 F ie
of Albany.
M r. an d M rs. A rc h F o r t n e r of fam ily of P o rtla n d .
B o a rd m a n s p e n t s e v e ra l d a y s at R em em hei r R eltek ah s p la y p r
lice N ov. 1 T u e s d a y a t S p
th e h o m e of M rs. T. M. R olfe.
lh e IG G F hall.
Mr. a n d M rs B ob H o sk ln n o n
W a lte r D av is a n d so n , T om m y
o f M oro sjie n t S u n d a y e v e n in g at of T h e D alles s p e n t th e w e e k e n d
th e h o m e of Mr. an d M rs A rzell at th e B e rn a rd M a rtin h o m e.
J^emley.
K e n n e th ix n n le y h ad th e m is­
M r. a n d M rs. J a m e s M an n in g f o r tu n e to b re a k h is leg w h ile
am i fa m ily o f P o rtla n d sjie n t th e p la y in g fo o tb all at sch o o l T h u r s ­
w ee k e n d a t th e h o m e o f h e r a u n t day . T iie S h e rm a n
C o u n ty a m ­
am i u n cle, Mr. a n d M rs. H a ro ld b u la n c e took h im to th e h o is sp p it
ita l
E a k in .
in T h e D alles.
W ee k e n d g u e s ts
a t th e H e r­
Mr. an d M rs. G o rd o n L e en
in d le y
m an P e te r s h o m e w e re Mr. an d a n d Ja n ic e , Mr. an d M rs. A rzcil
Mr. H e rm a n P e te r s J r . a n d Mr. L e m le y w e re in T h e Dalle; i S u n -
and
Mrs.
G eo rg e A d am s an d d ay to v isit th e fo r m e r' s son,
d a u g h te r , B a rb a ra o f H ood R iv ­ K e n n e th , a t th e h o sp ita l. O th ei
er
e r.
v is ito rs at tiie h o sp ita l w e re • Mi
T h e S u n d a y sch o o l o f th e F irs t C h a rle s Ix m iley an d F ra n k Lem-
I
B a p tist c h u rc h w ill h old a m a s­ ley o f G re sh a m an d Mr. an d M rs.
q u e ra d e p a r ty fo r all a g es in th e D u an e L em ley an d
fam ily of
re c r e a tio n ro o m o f th e c h u rc h P o rtla n d .
H allo w een ev e n in g , Oct. 31 at
M rs. G o rd o n L em ley a n d Mrs.
7 p m. T h e h ig h school c la ss H aro ld O w en s w en t lo T h e D al­
will be in c h a rg e of th e g am es. les M onday to v isit tin ’ f o r m e r ’s
P riz e s w ill be a w a rd e d th e best so n K e n n e th at tiie h o sp ita l.
m a sk a d u lt an d y o u n g ¡lerson.
G eo rg e von
B o rstcl w e n t to
M rs H a r r y S ta r k an d Ixm A nn P o rtla n d S a tu r d a y an d m et h is
a n d M rs. F ra n k E. B a y e r am i
und c h ild rt •n at th e ;
H elen , w e re b u s in e s s v is ito rs In
1 th e y a rt ived fro m
H ood R iv e r F rid a y .
’» tm , a f te r sp en d in g f
is v is itin g h e r in itiiei M r
o iin so n an 1 he r h ro
an 1 M rs Bdl P a n s
1 h o m e ( ci t. 17 fro m
trip
itla n d , Me , wl «■re tlx
via-
Grau Valley
Reddy Kilowatt’s
Helpful Hints
.le i
W
w ho
w ill sp e n d
a g ift fro m th e c h a p te r. R e fre s h ­ ry J u s t e se n , asso. c o n d u c tre s s ;
m e n ts w e re s e rv e d la te r.
M rs. W allace
M ay, s e c r e ta ry ;
iu g i
T h e G ra s s R e b e k a h lodge No. W allace M ay, tr e a s u r e r ; M rs. D.
IIS h e ld its r e g u la r m e e tin g in L R e y n o ld s, c h a p la in ; M rs. D on­
1.
E Ig ar o f P o rtla n d w e re S u n d a y
tiie I (»OF h a ll W e d n e sd a y G et. a ld C lo d fe lte r o rg a n is ts ; M rs. L u ­
g u e s ts of th e I »on ('lo d fe lte rs .
19. M rs. F r a n k E. B a y e r, n o b le t h e r D avis, m a r s h a l, M rs. R o b e rt
.Mr. a n d M rs. H a ro ld
E a k in ,
g ra n d , p re s id e d w ith 26 m e m b e rs -Schilling, R u th ; M rs. J. W. B lagg,
2.
M rs. F r a n k E B a y e r a n d
M rs.
a n d o n e v is ito r,
M rs. H a rv e v E le c ta ; M rs A A. D u n la p , ward
B e rn a rd M a rtin w e ie h o s ts a t a
S a rg e n t, p re s e n t. A fte r th e re g u ­ e r; D. L R e y n o ld s, s e n tin e l; M rs.
s w im m in g p a r ty at th e E a k in
la r se s sio n a p a r t y w a s h e ld fo r W allace M ay w as in s ta llin g o f­
3.
h o m e S a tu rd a y Oet. 22 h o n o rin g
m e m b e rs
w ith
b ir th d a y s am i fic e r a s s is te d by M rs. C lo d fe lte r
B y ro n B a y e r a n d D a n n y M a rtin
w e d d in g a n n iv e r s a r ie s in
O cto­ a s in s ta llin g o rg a n is t, M rs. E s ­
4.
on th e i r b ir th d a y s . In v ite d g u e s ts
b er. T h o se w ith b ir th d a y s w e re in g e r as in s ta llin g m a rs h a l, M rs.
in c lu d e d G ail S tra d le y , D an n y
M rs. H. O. D u g g er,
M rs. S am R e y n o ld s a s in s ta llin g c h a p la in .
R olfe, M ike T o d d , V icto r J o h n ­
A lb e rty , M rs. A. S. A lb e rty a n d A n a d d e n d a w a s g iv e n fo r M rs.
3.
so n , Bill D oolin of R u fu s, M ona
M iss V irg in ia H e ly e r.
R e fre s h ­ D avis, p a st j u n i o r w o rth y m a tro n
L a k in ,
V irg in ia
T odd,
C aro l
m e n ts w e re s e rv e d a t th e close of am i p re s e n te d w ith a g ift.
6.
R e­
Dw’e n s, N an cy C rew s, a n d
Ixiis
th e m e e tin g by M rs. A rt S c h illin g f r e s h m e n ts
o f d o u g h n u ts , c id e r
P a y n e . R e fre s h m e n ts w e re s e r ­
M rs. K e n n e th C re w s a n d M rs. a n d co ffe e w e re s e rv e d a t th e
v ed by th e h o s te s s e s a n d a f t e r ­ M arcu s E s lin g e r.
7.
c lo se b y th e c o m m itte e
w a rd s th e y o u n g p e o p le all w e n t
S h e rm a n c h a p te r No. 132 O E S
to tiie siiow in Moro.
h e ld in s ta lla tio n of o ffic e rs M on­
H.
S m ith C a lla w a y
Mr. a n d M rs
H aro ld G w en s d a y n ig h t, O ct. 17 in th e M asonic
h a d as d in n e r g u e s ts Get. 13 h o n ­ h all. O ffic e rs in s ta lle d w e re M rs.
».
C h ap el f u n e r a l
o rin g th e ir so n , H aro ld on h is J a c k A d am s, w o r th y m a tro n ; L u ­
F
SERVICE
11 tii b ir th d a y , M r . a n d M rs . G ian th e r D avis, w o rth y p a tro n ; M rs.
Leonard R. Smith
S ta r k an d fa m ily an d M rs. W. D. H a ro ld E a k in , asso. m a tro n ; H a r ­
P h o n e C V 6-3135
old S a k in , asso. p a tr o n ; M rs. L e ta
B a rn e tt.
T h e H a lle «. O regon
M rs. B ru ce E c d e s an d ch ild - E s lin g e r , c o n d u c tre s s ; M rs. H a r- •
Pd.
te n , L a u rie an d K a re n of H ood
R iv e r sp e n t tiie
w eek en d h e re
w ith h e r p a re n ts , th e Don Clod-
fe lte rs.
W illiam W a lte r o f H ood R iv e r
sjM’n t fro m
F rid a y till M o n d ay
as a g u e st o f th e W allace M ays.
W e d n e sd a y a fte rn o o n
at 1:30
th e a s s o c ia te g ra n d c o n d u c tre s s ,
M rs. V irg in ia W rig h t o f M y rtle
( ’re e k , c o n d u c te d h e r sch o o l o f
in s tr u c tio n fo r S h e rm a n c h a p te r
No. 132 O E S in th e .Masonic h all.
Mrs. W rig h t w a s p re s e n te d w ith
W h y V E T E R A N S A re fo r N I X O N A n d L O D G E
I he 22.M o iilliu u )<ternU N and t h e ir fa u iliim m ake up m o re th a n
4 4 » of Hie to ta l p o p u la tio n . T h e y w a n t o u r u e x t p re s id e n t
ronigtMtuwiy to le a tl the tu itio n and th e F re e W o rld .
V e te ra a s w ith t h e i r Xrtte, a re s e lec tin g a lead er, a C o iu iu a a d e r-
in-4 h ie f f o r th e < old W a r o f a tt r it io n th a t w e s u re ly face fo r
the r e m a in d e r o f o u r liven»
V e te ra n s know h o w b e u t to a v o id a H o t W a r th ro u g h n tre u g lh
w h ile a t the wante tim e not losing piecem e in the Cold W a r.
V e te ra n s see in N ix o n and Lodge m en o f s ta tu re an d In te g r ity
w ith p ro v e n e x p e rie n c e in fo re ig n a ffa ir s an d in fa c in g the
c o m m u n is t m enace.
I n d e r L O IH .E as Vice P re s id e n t a n ew post c o o rd in a tin g the
-n a tio n s e ffo rt on a ll fro n ts in the t o ld W a r w ill be c re a te d .
N X 1 O N is a n o th e r v e te ra n , not o n ly o f W W I I b u t also o f the
-V ic e P re s id e n c y w h ic h u n d e r
Ik e
has become a s tro n g and
a c tiv e p o s itio n in o u r g o v e r n m e n t . ___________________________ _
S e rio u s m in d e d v e te ra n s w a n t no p o litic a l d o u b le -ta lk , no m ud
s lin g in g , no id le c a m p a ig n p rom ises, b u t a m an w h o says w h a t
he m eans and m eans w h a t h r suys.
V e te ra n s o f o u r w a rs kn<»w too w e ll the p ric e o f fee »«do««» jy
-e n tru s t th e h e lm to those w h o speak o r act ra s h ly .
V e te ra n s a lo n g w ith
N IX O N
feel w e ow e th e C o m m u n is t«
“ N O A P O IX M iV ” .
D a r w in V a n G ild e r
S h e rm a n C o u n ty
V e te ra n s g o r N ix o n -L o d g e
M o ro , O regon
P o litic a l Ad. R e p u b lic a n C en. Com. I. H a rt, C h rm .
I9 6 0 STOCK REDUCTION
r e la tiv e s
Vei n M o b lf
»t h w e Ulin,i m m
v e rs u iy Sim la >' w ith i d in n e r
I hose p re s e n t
I h e ir
Koi I h fi n O SC an
th e ir
v fro m O CI
M rs \ A
miai», Mr. a n d
Mi*.-i. H a r n
>oper an d F lo y d o f T.vg li V ailiy
1 Miss P a tric ia F’Iaiz o f K m
If you've ever wanted a freezer — ÆÔIV IS THE TIME TO BUY!
HUNTERS
LI.
HOW TO
MAKE YOUR
HEATING
DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
B ilia B ay er, a s tu d e n t at (X ’H
M »limonili a n d W lley Norte»’’,
J ti» lent at < ¡St ' sp e n t 11ie w eek
I h o m e w iiti th e ir p a re n ts .
an I a n d Mi
an
a n d c h tld re n , B obby J o an d
To.
y W ilso n , Mr. a n d M rs. II.
( i
g er, a n d Mr. a n d M rs. lic it
Cox an d D eride P e te r s sp e n t S u n ­
d a y in S u n n y sid e , W n., v is itin g
at th e h o m e of Mr. a n d M rs. G ran
R av en am i fam ily .
•Mrs. A. A.
D u n la p
w e n t to
P o rtla n d M onday
to m eet
her
s i s te r in law , M r N ell »Swick of
• T ry to keep drapes
drawn and shad«-* pulled
at night and in rooms not
in use because h eat
paseee readi'y through
window gls««.
• You can eave b*;:t by
closing off iitonw si night
w h e re
w in d o w *
p ro
ruined If tin* room I »us n
aeiieiate dtcimneial, set
it as nee I- the outside
temperature a« |tnaeihle.
• If your furnace I » as
Altera, keep diem clean
D irty Altera alow down
aii circulation and me be
your fur tiaor wo*k ba «d*»r,
Reddy Kilowatt O'"
theee hints will he|f <*
you heating dollars A.. 1
rememtier, Reddy a a l-
ways at your nervier Í »r
home comfort and t e» »n
venience Live better
electrically.
STADELMAN
UNDERWRITERS
APPROVED
repu b lica n
AS YOUR STATE SENATOR
a*
Send a worker and
butider to represent yoti
in the State Senat* *;
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• M ake certain your
house ia well insulated,
ami diet your door* snd
windows are weather-
Btripped. ITila cute hes,
loss and gives you more
value for your heating
dollar.
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O re g o n w o u ld becom e a
"to u rist corridor'* to other
States—our $176,000,000
tourist industry would
suffer.
W ithout adequate signs
many hotels, restaurants,
motels, service stations,
resorts, stores of all kinds
w ould be hurt or go out
of business.
This moasdro would autfc*
orixo the Stato to go into
the ‘billboarcT ^w fnoM
and ( o n s t r ^ u f M M t e '
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