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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1961)
HAGE 4 SHERM AN C O U N T ! JO U R N A L MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, IA N U A R Ï 13, lîMil football game In San Francisco Dec 31. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bör stel were visitors in Bend at »ne home of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cov ner Thursday returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland of The Dalles s]>ent the weekend here with his parents, the Len Garlands. Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred Payne and family and her mother, Mrs. Christine Maldaner where they spent till Dec. 29 with their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gomez and family. Mr. ami Mrs. H. O. Dugger, Mrs. John Rus, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rust were business visit ors in The Dalles Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and Tony ami Melissa of Moro were dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. A. von Borstel Sunday. Atxmt sixty |x*rsons attend?«! the reception for Monya Neal, stock, vice president of Portlan 1 Club un«ler leailershlp of Gwen right supporter to the warden of Eta No. 7; Wilda Comstock of met a, Mrs Hockett’s on Janu Ross me, January 9, in the base Theta Rho Assembly, held in the Eta No. 7; Eva Dubell, N.G. M ult Phyllis Lutje Tells ary 4, 1961. We had a business ment of the Moro Church. Janice IOOF hall Sunday Jan. 8 from nomah No. 45 Portland Eta No. by Ann Ralzer meeting, then Regina Gamble 2 to 4 p. m. DeMostt and Judy Thompson 7; Loree Dubell of Eta No. 7; and Engagement To Wed gave a demonstration on how to Grass Valley Itehekah lodge No. The program consisted of a Nedra Dickman, Beta No. 2 Port made a casserole. Russell Geiser, sew on buttons and books anil 118 held its regular meeting in skit, on the order of Queen for a land, musician of the Theta Rho Judy Axtell and Kathy Heater eyes. Mary Coats gave a talk on Mrs. Eunice Lutje of Wasco, the IOOF hall Dec. 21 w ith Helen Day, put on by the girls under AseembJy. made an orange float. After the care of hair. The meeting was announces the engagement of her Bayer, noble grand, presiding. business meeting we ate what we the direction of Marjorie Riggs. adjourned. «laughter, Phyllis Loreen to Ro made. Guests from six lodges attend Those taking part as contestants bert W illiam O»lell Jr., son of Mr Linda Hockett, reporter ed including Selma Watkins, war were Monya Neal, Nancy Crews, Rufus News Our next meeting w ill be held and Mrs. Robert W. Odell >f den of the Rebekah assembly, Sheri Rolfe and Derrie Peters; January 23, 1961. Hamel, Minnesota. Ruth Vose, past president and re model« were Nancy Alberty, Ro Kathy Heater, reporter The Kent Livestock Cl ut) has Miss Lutje is a senior at Sher b y M rs . G e o rg e F o x presentative. Arno Vose, senior salee Eslinger, Ruth Alley and had four meetings. man High School and her fiance grand warden of the Grand En Peggy Riggs; fashion commenta At the first meeting held at th? Mr and Mrs Bill Baum are is a graduate of the College of The Skrambled Sewers met campment, Floyd Evick, Grand tors were Vee Busse and Carolyn doing a remarkable job with the St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minn. Mr. with Mrs. Myrle Smith Jan. 9 at Ken, school Oetolier 29, I960 we High Priest, Leona Hollett, co- Johnson; pages were Alfa Jean square dancing and folk «lancing Odell is employed as a teacher at 3:3«, in the Grass Valley school. elected officers as follows: presi- chairman of the eye bank and Payne, Judy Dunlap, and Janice class which was held at Rufus The girls were reminded that • lent, Don Mobley; vice-president De LaSalle High School in Min Emma Zetnke, chairman of the Lemley; Mona Eakin was the school gym Saturday the 7th. neapolis, Minn. they mu , lx? on time. Roll call Roy Sather; secretary, Teressa Good of the Order of the Reliekah emcee. Monya was chosen Queen Mr Baum walks the couples in a 12th has Iteen set for showed 16 members present. M in Bardenhagen; song leader, James Assembly. They were escorted for the day and presented with square in order that they under the August utes were read and approved. W.I . ar news rejxjrter, James Ta wedding. to the center of the floor and in gifts. Mrs. Orville Ruggles played stand the calls, then all «lance The girls are to i>e «lone w ith tum. A, least one parent of al troduced and welcomed by the the piano during the program. At to music. The music had two practice projects by February. most all the members was pre committee. the close of the program Monya lou«i speakers so ail could hear. For future plans a hair stylist sent. Our leader took a record The lodge exemplified the de cut her cake that centered the The women brought sandwiches 4-H CLUB NEWS from The Dalles is to visit our of the animals we are taking to gree work for seven new candi lace covered table and was flank and cookies for refreshments fair. club. dates including the noble grand s ed by candles. Mrs. Harold Eakin and a group made and served the The Playmate Pals had a party The second meeting w’as held Mona Eakin, reporter husband, Frank E. Bayer, her presided at the tea and coffee lunch in the school cafeteria. \ for their fun-friend? Dec. 19. at the John Reckman home anil W A N T A D S daughter, Julia and her brother-in service and Mrs. Curtis Neal, fifty cent charge is made so the We had cupcakes, candycanes, the third meeting at the home of law, Claude Bayer and chaplain BOATS — MOTORS — T R A IL mother of the honor guest, ser The Busy Bumblebees sewing Hans Bardenhagen Dec. 6, 1960. school can buy playground equip l>op and i>eppermint Ice cream. Elaine Alley’s husband, John ERS AT COST: Evenrude ved the punch, Mrs. Earl Olds and ment. T ills was a lot of fun We met again Jan 9. Miss Olsen Club met Jan. 4 at 4 p. m. at the A, these meetings we made out Alley, also Gerd Helgestad, A r Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy & Mrs. Frank E. Bayer served the and provided entertainment for was our visitor. She helped us Rufus school w ith Mrs. Petersen a schetlule for the year. thur Schilling and Betty Both- Dot Boats. You can’t l>eat my cake. We have judged pictures of the local people. There w ill be plan our program records, she as leader. well. The members answered roll animals and studied the main prices, must sell by January 1. another dance Saturday night on also helps us deckle on goals tor Out of town guests included With Julia Bayer and Frank Come in or call — terms avail- Mrs. Selma Watkins, warden of January 21. Therefore there Is the end of the year. Stehpanie call bv telling wha, there favor characteristic's of different breeds Bayer joining the Rebekahs it able. OSCAR’S SPORTING the Rebekah assembly, Mrs. Flos entertainment for each Saturday Barnett led us in our 4-H pledge. ite TV program is. Louana Bur of hogs. makes a three generation of Bay GOODS, downtown MADRAS. sie Haynes, Mrs. Elva Dehler and here as there Is a card party a», Ann Wlnegar led us in a pledge. nett brought and served refresh The fourth meeting was held at ers being Rebekahs. Mr. and Mrs. ments. We played games and sang the home of Kenneth Sather Jan. Also Chinook Camp Coach. Linda Hockett brought refresh the Grange hall January 14. Mrs. Sam Brock, all of Wasco; Frank T. Bayer, Julia’s grand 10 ft. 8-9c Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Zemke of A fter the freezing weather of ments. The meeting was calle«! to songs. After the business meet 3, 1961. At this meeting »ve parents having lx»en Rebekahs ing we sewed on the sewing ma named livestock diseases, plan last week this week the air feels order by Nina Rhinehart. STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com Madras; Elizabeth Allen, presi since 1913 and 1917. chine. Chrstine Hicks, reporter like spring it is so warm out. ned program for year, talked plete painting and decorating dent of Portland Eta No. 7, third The Christmas party followed Barbara Medler. reporter about advancement program, and service, spray or brush. Phone hearld of the assembly; Kay Com- there’s probably more w inter with exchange of gifts and for then made ro|>e halters. lurking arounde the corner. CY 6 3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. members with birthdays a n d The Come and Get It Cooking The Sews & Sews sewing club James Tatum, reporter 12th St. Vern Campbell and wedding anniversaries in Decern- Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn tier. Those with birthdays were Mrs. Lola M. Barnett, Mrs. Alfred LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your self - “ Anchor Brand” Animal Kock, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, and Health Products, (>enicillin, and Mrs. T M. Rolfe. Those with an instruments are available at niversaries were Mrs. Frank E. your Co-op Oil and Supply a, Bayer, Mrs. Joe Hammond and The Dalles. 20c tfn Mrs. Harold Owens. Refresh ments were served to sixty-two FOR SALE: wheat ranch, 480 V, members and guests. 255A in crop, balance stubble, year around creek, two live Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Reynolds wells; land in school district and Mr1, and Mrs. Gene Reynolds that pays toward higher educa attended the community concert tion of children of the district held in The Dalles high school $«¡8,000 including crop. Terms auditorium Tuesday evening. Gordon Johnson, Wasco. Take Mrs. William Cauthers of Moro Rufus road north of Wasco, tak • spent several days last week here firs, right hand county road, with her daughter, Mrs. (). N. firs, house on right 11-2c Ruggles. BOATS — MOTORS TRAIL- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and ERS AT COST: Evenrude family went to Bend Sunday to Electric 40 & 75 H I’; Bellboy A visit Mr. and Mrs. W illis B rit Dot Boats. You can’t beat my tain and Kay and Gary. Later in prices, must sell by January 1. the day they all went to Cove Come in or call terms avail an<l had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. OSCAR'S SPORTING Curtis Stark to celebrate the bir able. GOODS, downtown MADRAS. thday anniversary of Kay B rit Also Chinook Camp Coach. tain. 10 ft. 8-9c Mr. and Mrs Harry Stark, Ivan Blagg and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. FOR Agricultural loans see ELBA of The Dalles and the Mid-Col Blagg were among the visitors m umbia l ’CA, 4th & Court Sis. Tlie Dalles Thursday. Oppress 6-2468. tfn. Mr.and Mrs. Don Earl had as dinner guests New Years day her 80 BED OREGON stale approved brothers, Kenneth and Vernon nursing home located in beau Gooch, Dick Earl and son, Greg tifu l Hood River Valley, with of 'fhe Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Dick lovely fenced grounds. We ac Catlen and family and Mr. and cept all types of elderly eases, Mrs Bob Ashby and son, and Mr. as well as room and board care. and Mrs. James Earl. 31 iln Mrs. Bob Schilling and daugn- W INK -GOLDENDALB SALES tern, Julie ami Donna Kay, and Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has Mrs Herman Schilling of The an auction every Friday at one Dalles were visitors in Portland o'clock. We have the market if Jan. (> and 7. you have the livestock. Guar Mr. and Mrs Herman Peters anteed top prices. Frank Wink wen, to Hood River Saturday und 33c tfn were guests of their son, Herman CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by Peters Jr. and family and back appointment only. Custom cur home Sunday. ing Meat cutting, wrapping, Mr. ami Mrs. Vernon Eakin sharp freeze. Kenny's Market, had as dinner guests Jan. 2 Mr. Grass Valley. Call ED 32345 ami Mrs. Ikm Earl and family, for appointment. 23-tfn Kenneth and Vernon Gooch, ami Mr. ami Mrs. James Earl. They SPECIAL FEEDER SALE: 12:00 noon, 1'HE DALLBS IIVE stayed to watch the football game STOCK COMMISSION, INC., Mr and Mrs. Harold O\\«*ns ai ED COLES CY 161 2 P O Mrs. Curly Elchler were buslne Box 631 THE DALLES, ORE visitors In The Dalles Monday Consign your cattle now-Coun Mr. and Mrs William Brink ter, try Fresh Cattle Wanted 9e had as their guests New Years WANTED: On wheat or st«X’K e r eve for dinner Mr. and Mrs John ranch; 20 years «'xperienee Alley and family, Mr and Mrs with machinery and stock, mar Duane Anderson and family of ried, steady. By Feb 1, if possi The Dulles and his parents, Mr ble. W rite Joe Morrow, Wasco, and Mrs Oscar Anderson of Med O ltW 'll | i i j, ford. $2 50 per hour or more for par, or Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Crews “ I'alk about time and work savers... why, w 16737107 1 full time route work Large were business visitors in The re,H-at onlers. Man or woman. Dalles Saturday. of my washer and dryer, I ’d really have my hands full Write McNess Co., Box -4014. Nancy Morgan of Moro was an Oakland 23, Calif. 11 12<> over nigh, guest of Nancy Crew s in just keeping up the laundry. Of course, all of our other APPLIANCES Friday. WANTED: Custom farming electric appliances are wonderful helpers, to o -a n d such Have or w ill get any machin The Baptist Mission Society ery required to do work when w ill me«-, at the church Thursday a bargain at only 45< a day!” The Solvo fa m ily make» ute of a ll these appliance» wanted. Donald von Borstel. Jan. 18 at 2 o’clock, everyone wel come. Grass Valley, Ore. lie fo r b elter livin g e le ctrica lly: , Don Earl. Kenneth and Vernon Tli Kent Christian Church w ill Electric living means modern, more pleasurable living to V Range iron Gooch were business visitors n accept sealed bids for sale and x /R e frig e ra to r Portland Thursday. V Furnace M otor removal of the building known thousands of PP&L customers who, like Mi’s. Salvo, are ✓ Washer «Z V entilating Fan H arry Stark and Fritz Rohwe- as the old kxlge hall in Kent; «Z Dryer V Heating Pod der took some cattle to the auc sale of dwelling anti lots «les using lots of low-cost electricity these days —more and Z W ater Heater »Z Portable Fan tion sale a, Madras Wednesday eribed as Lot 1 and par, of Lot 4, Z W a ffle Iron ¡»r Vacuum C leaner Mr. and Mrs. rtlll Todd and Blink 22, lying east of hlghwav more all the time! V Floor W axer fam ily were visitors ln The Dal- in T rotter’s First Addition to / Sewing M achine [ / ' roner les Saturday Z Power Tools 2 Kent; lx»,s described as 2 and 3 V Television Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and in Block 6 and Lots 1 and 2 in v Hair Dryer See your appliance dealer soon. Take a look at all the [ Z Shaver fam ily were dinner guests of the Block 11 In original town of Radio B ill Todds New Years «lay ✓ Fry Pan work-saving electric appliances, and be sure you are Z V a p o rize r Ken, Z Food M ixer Mr. and Mrs. Chester (tried well r Corn Popper Bids must be submitted by Z Biender Z Film Enlarger making full use of PP&L electric service- today‘s biggest went to The Dalles Monday for February 6 to Kent Christian several «lays on business Z F ilm D ryer v Toaster Church, care of Mis J M W il value! x Z C o ffe e M aker The Grass Valley Keltekah son, Kent, Oregon High, is re- Z Sun la m p lodge No. 118 held Its regular served to reject any and all bids Z Slide Projector y / Deep Fryer meeting in the I(X)F hall Wed «Z Electric Clocks- lighting 11 -4c f Z Bottle W a rm e r nesday evening Mrs. Frank E Bayer, noble grand, presided with twenty-six mcmliers present Smith Callaway You Live B e tte r... E lectrically! Mr and Mrs. Donald Clodfeltcr ¿ L I G H T C O M F iA T J V were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Chapel funeral HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES service nn«i Mrs. Walkh-e May. W O IK FOR YOU IN YOUR HOME? Ivonani It Smith Mr. and Mrs. Boh Schilling and Phone ( 't « 3135 Mr. and Mrs Frank Ketiei at- The Ballen, Oreitmi tended the Fas, Wes, Shriners Grass Valley Here’s what PP & L customer Mrs. Ronald A. Salvo says about electric living: W ith fou r y o u n g sters, I cou n t on m y 3 8 electric a p p lia n ces for lo ts of h elp r 38 ELECTRIC
