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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Moro Personals FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1961 m a k in g r e c r e a tio n fo r th is c o m m u n ity . Rufus News Wasco News fn O u r Tfme The Rufus Home Extension Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsigsr by P auline Broughton by .Min. George F ox unit met Thursday at the Grange left Monday for Palm Springs, hall with the lesson on "Low Calif., where they will meet Mr. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Banta of The Rufus Grange met Thun- Col(,rle FooJ,.. A„ b h, *p// b J* and Mrs. Collis Moore with whom day nlfht with the usual potlueg |unchM ani| , he hostesses servet, Coos Bay were weekend guests £ YM PIC they will go into Mexico for a ostesses for the evening were of Mrs. Banta's parents, Mr. and /9 € 0 few weeks of warmer weather. Mrs. Sam Brock. The Bantas re- Mi and Mrs. Roy Gayman and OLYMPIC ITALY ’ I æ T 4 , 1 y a BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Mr.and Mrs. At lee Wilson who We got 3 Hltle rain over the turned »o their home Monday, 2S-XPT.H A R A \ J GAMES weekend, and some hail fell too. Mrs nniy MiUs of a’d a í g ^ l T ¿ , / Í However./w’e , WMkcnil guest o( M,, RAY TRIBUTE at i ne wanes a uaugnter. inis is t bl makin» tlw coffee serving was a weekend guest of Mr. and TO BARON PIERRE the first child for the Isaacs who , cleaning up after dinner weather front what it is like in Mrs.Harry Van Gilder. Mrs. Mdls PR COUBERT/N Roy 'S h a f e r ,o v e r Z r pre'ide-1 ° 'her P8r' S * ” * < X ,“n W ' "lada lh‘ 1 ,1 ord" >° a>>™'' THROUGH WHOSE are living in the brick house and EFFORTS THE he is working for the coop. because Mrs. Johnson was m The Rufus Community church the consecration service Sunday o o y f t c games Ralph McInnis was here Mon Portalnd with her mother who members are working on the at the Wasco Methodist church. WERE RENEWEP day to meet with the coun'y was jn lbe boSpitaj Harland Me- basement In the church to make The WSCS of the Methodist IN '6 9 6 AFTER M ANY CENTURIES IN OBL / V/OV coutt ini some talk aliout the Donald on agricultrue told of me a recreation room for the young church held a regular monthly wotk the county road crew is do- proper methods of pruning, shap- jieople to gather. A benefit is m ating Jan. 17. 1 he business ing on the Wasco airpott for the ¡ng antj spraying of trees. On leg- planned in the near future to ,necting, which opened at 10:45 state aeronautics commission of Nation Mrs. Harland McDonald raise money to furnish the room with a quarter hour of meditation Y'S OL YMPIC GA YES, which McGinnis is repiesentative. remarked briefly about the lnau- as soon as it is completed. ‘n the church sanctuary, was fol- HELP AT FOUR YEAR INTER He is a son of IaCO McGinnis snJ guration of our new president lowed by 3 potluck luncheon, at* VALS A S /N ANC/ENT GREECE, A R E A L S O HA S E P O N grandson of T Ft McGinnis, a Vf Joe Morris who has worked at tended by 29 members and guests. CANAPA P R Y HAS PHYSICAL EXCELLENCE A N P BEEN SELECTEP TO SUP homesteader In the Hay Canyon . ‘ '. t . , °. * ersen repor. , ° n the Ford Garage in Arlington the After the luncheon, Mrs. Richard G O O P S P O R T S M A N S H IP P LY THE U . S . O LY M P IC ires laa( four years bas acceptetj the Skiles presented the spiritual country and sheriff in the 1890s. <1 e c i ways o piexen BETWEEN PEO PLE A N P TEAY WITH THE S - l l I f Bob Archer has gone to the in the homes. She is on the fire management of the Shell Gas lesson. Mrs. Dewey Thomas, as- NATIO NS O P THE W O RLP1 PUR/F/EP WATER THAT safety committee. Mrs. Trace Great Lakes training station for Station in Arlington He will have sisted by Mrs. Chet Coats, Mrs. GOES INTO ALL COMPANY PROPUCTS... TO PROTECT navy men and is taking a course Fields is on the Community „ Ser several helpers. The Morris’ have Martin Pshigoda, Mrs. Larry Edd- THE TEAM'S HEALTH ' of twelve weeks there liefore be •» Rufus " b<™ Mr.’, ings Mrs. Clyde Fridley and Mrs. ing sent to permanent assign in* thinking of things to do for Morris and children, Keith, Le- Mark White, presented a most in ment. He likes it fine hut the the area. Mrs. H. McDonald said anne and Lael, reside and Joe terestlng program, showing the weather Is different than San the, glange were audited tjrives fcack an(j forth to work fjve fields of womens’ work in the CANAPA P R Y STAG ES A N and found in good order. ___ . __ . . OLYMP/C EVEN T O P 'T S OW N; Diego. the s / l ver p o l l a r shovel - card party for this week The 4-H club Knitting Queens Jhe de a ^ — Weather has been miserable. will The O F P S W E E P S T A K E S ,.. lx? Jan. 27 because trl-county met with their leader at her home . Fog has held over the county or pas. master, club is meeting at dan. 11. They learned how to “ t 11?™ , f?1.ss!o?arles: A film TOP P R IZ E : ALL THE SILVE R POLLARS YOU CAN SHOVEL so slightly above it as to hide th? strip provided a dramatic demon the Rufus Grange hall Jan. 28 make button holes. Carolyn IN 5 M /N U T E S . . . ENTR/ES sun and give a twilight appear ARE AVAILABLE IN YO UR Thompson brought and served re stration of a deaconessess’ work ance. It has lieen lielow freezing at a potluck dinner at 6:30. Mrs. Estrelle Hailey made a S T O R E S UNTIL SEPT. 3 . freshments. Carolyn Thompson most of the time day and night, Bill Huck is reported ill, Bruce was elected the new president. tri? fron' "xei ,tle weck but with little variation. Rain fell Millard is in the hospital, Mrs. The mu., girls spent ___ _ .i_____. .u_,_ end to attend the consecration. the rest of their Monday and froze on making the George Drinkard underwent sur- ,‘ime working on their sweaters While here she was the house loads and sidewalks slick as gery In Portland, as well as Ed Louana Burnett is the reporter. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hast hail attended a meeting of the Na- an *Dnesa. Saturday evening, Mr. greased lightning for a few days Caridnal, are all on the grange The Cooking 1 club with lead ings. Miss Ann Hall, Moro, has been sick list The Tuesday Club met last tional Wheat League. Previous to an‘* " rs- ^eo Watkins and ers Mrs. Merle Redding and Mrs. week with Mrs. Hugh White, his Washington trip, he attend- (,PO,Be Wilcox were also visitors selected as Sherman County’s Jerry Brackett said a 1st and j ack white delegate to the annual State 4-H 2nd degree practice will lie held ¿ 7 elec" office™who are? PreTb Club members Present were Mrs. ed meeting of the Southern Wat- at the Smlth holne The two conference in Salem Feb. 2, 3, 4, Feb. 7 at the hall. The manuals tjent Yvonne Holcomb vice-pres ^ Innia Dutton, Mrs. Art Smith, er Research group, held at families left for their res- announces Jane Olsen, couty ex- are needed for the ones learning Carolyn Burkhart, secretarv-trea- ‘^ rs Haven t and Mrs. Har Brownsville, Texas, Jan. 3. On Pective homes Monday morning. The Past Matrons club met tension agent. The subject of the their parts, so if anyone has a surer Robin ........ White, . . new reporter .y Van Gilder. Guests Gue; were Mrs Jan. 18 Mr. Root was elected conference is "Know Your State manual out, please bring it to Robert Daniels, song leader^Nor- ^ au^en Kaseberg, Mrs. L. E. Ease- president of the Western Wheat Monday at the home of Mrs. Ar- Government”. Grange. Jna Daniels and game leader *M?rg’ *^rs- Floyd Root and Mrs. Association at a meeting held In thur Sargent, with Mrs. Harry ('(IMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN For the lecturer’s program Mrs. Faith !i Reed. White. Mrs. Smith Van Gilder as co-hostess. There Reed. The The members members in in this this IIaro^ . , . miHin was was Pendleton were two tables for bridge, and CHURCH George Fox reported on the qual- ciub are Norman Daniels, Robert hI«\® corer among the members Mrs. Floyd Root, accompanied Winning high Kathleen McKay, ____ Faith and Mrs- L E Kas<?berg won the by her mother. Mrs. William Rue- one for canasta 9:45—Sunday school. lfication of a good lecturer. Sev- Danie els. . _______________ score at bridge for club was Classes for all groups. Russell eral members retired to ante- Reed, Robin White and Kay Es- guJ;s} pell, will leave from Portland on Mrs. Ernest Shull, the with Mrs. room to learn the way of work- tes. and Mrs. William Root and Belshee, superintendent. Saturday via Pan-Am jet for ing their way into Grange after daughter, Kristi of Corvallis, Hawal, where thev will snoml i Lawrence Funk winning the 11:00 Church Service guest prize. At canasta, Mrs. Wal This is Youth Sunday and our it is in session. A skit by Mr. and The 4-H Cooking No.l club with were recent W'eekend visitors at few weeks vacationing. ter Bruckert won high prize lor young people will be in charge Mrs. Jerry Brackett, an article their leaders Mrs. Merle Redding the home of Mr. Root’s parents, on 'M other’s Care" by Mrs. Roy an<1 Mrs. Jack White met Jan. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Root Mr. and Mrs. Leland Owens are of the church service 5:30 Westminster Fellowship Cayman. “The Owl ami the Pussy «-»h the county extension agent. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Root and parents of a son, l>orn early Mon- Trace ftIlss itusty of Salem, spent last week day morning, January 23, In The Ernest C. Goodenberger, pastor Cat" was reai1 by b>' Mrs. Mrs- Tra<* M'89 Janet Janet oisen Olsen present. p:esenL The The bu- bu’ Kusty Fields accompanied on the piano slness meeting was followed by a end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dalles. F illlin m A n f- A ia » - l,y Mrs- Jerry Drackett. A card demonstration on proper table Floyd Root. Weekend guests of Mr. and r r U l l l A l a i to the Master Mrs. Holland John- setting by Kay Estes. Miss Olsen Floyd Root returned Jan. 14 .Mrs. Vein Smith were Mrs. f a n k « r v n o n e iv A son was siKned by all as w’ell as a gave the a few hints on from Washington, D. C. where he Smith’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. as the qualifying factors U -d n D v E < X |)v IlS lV e W p H i Card ’nni annt xtra n<in lx? achie- Lawrence Crawford of Cataldo Get Well sent tn to Mrs. Geo. goals during the year to be achie —— —----- in funeral service. Purchase of a new appliance Drinkard. A game of bingo w’as vpd Norma Daniels demonstrate Idaho, and her brother and sister especially Import merchandise, played with Mrs. Millard Leigh l>d die way measuring cups and D r. Otis G. Perkins In law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wil may lx? a “shocking’’ experience winning the prize. spoons should lx? used. Norma cox of Medlmont, Idaho. Mr. and if it doesn’e carry a safety-check Benton Barnett who was in Daniels furnished refreshmnts at Mrs. Frank Crawford of Pekoa, Optom etrist label. the hospital last week is home ^ l s meeting. Roberta Daniels Is Wash., are staying at the Smith 40. R. 2nd Ht, Bernice Strawn, OSC extension aKain and feeling better. reporter for this club, home while Mr. Crawford, stepfa B ho** DM ï d . UYfl-5362 The DaUw, Ore. ther of Mrs. Smith, recovers from home management specialist ad Some men of the community neo wuy avl vises shoppers to look for the and some of the young folks Underwriters Lalxiratories seal out of approval on appliances, plug-in turned ,, , . to , help clean , „ up „ the u . . , , Rufus school grounds. Fav ‘ Bra- . radios, phonographs, and televi- . . ckett brought h s tractor sion sets as a safeguard for home some leveling was done just am use. Oregon law forbids sale of hind the school building south be of appliances without the UL seal the building. The old fence was but they occasionally appear on taken out, the wire was rolled local markets without it, she re up, brush and trash was burned, ports. Although major U. S. manufac trees pruned also. Some of the I’TA members served dinner at turers submit products for test noon to all workers. As a result ing, foreign made goods such as the grounds a little neater Japanese and German television and it w’as a look gixxl community sets, phonographs and radios ire project well worth while. not routinely UL safety-checked. Mr. and Mrs. William Baum UL seal indicates the , , appli- had i,_ ’.** another ,* ”**”• ,,,lt*7l . . that , class ¥' for the square ance meets certain minimum dancers at the Rufus school gym standards of electricity safety. Saturday night. Quite „ a .. few from F o r th e f i r s t s ix m o n th s o f I960, shipments of electronic M°™ a" en,d<‘ 1 an" a 1 ,bow P«“ aotri reported rn iv irtiu l a n good (fund UmA TL,» sent time. The e q u ip m e n t fro m J a p a n to t h b country Increase,! 75 percent, re- ¡ " ' V ' T ! ! , ' ] ' ' brlng, a p?,luck ports Ml« Strawn. She »ays that ‘“ " t? ai d £ ! “ T ? in three months, shipments were it? cafeteria a million dollars higher than shtp j ? ' , “ ad™ ara ™ry *°?d laad' ments for all 195S. e” and doinB a fln<‘ Job wl,h & ipensive All von can eat Children under 12: 50e Sherman Theater • Save heat by keeping the thermostat at a com fortable setting. It costs considerably more to in crease the temperature of your home from 70 de grees to HO degrees than it does to increase it from 60 to 70 degrees. You can also save by setting the thermostat lower at night. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JANUARY 27—28 M A4M NC x m a AO W'.I GO Methodist Z E N IT H • When fireplace is not in use. close the damper. You’d be surprised how much heat can escape through an open flue. «’tv» Atta HUM HrtÖMBllW« 1 » tolMfllKSI llt l f f l ’SUNDAY & MONDAY, JANUARY 29-30 Reddy K ilowatt hopes these hints will help save you heating dollars And remember, Reddy’s a l ways at your service for home comfort and con ven ien ce. Live b etter electrically. I P A C IF IC P O W E R A LIG H T COMPANY Call ANDY PAULSON T e le p h o n e JO 5-3513 \V henever you ship or travel... Whenever you ship or travel on Union Pacific, you have the benefits of over 2,000 miles of CTC. Trains move more effi ciently. Goods arrive more dependably. Your travel is easier, smoother, more relaxing. U N IO N P A C IF IC R< 1901 TV Sales & SERVICE CTC works both directions, guiding trains either w-ay. By the automated signals and sw itches of CTC operation, traffic is guided across the West. Trains moving along the great stretches of track under Centralized Traffic Control, go more swiftly and surely. :#l Aflt., JO 5-3266 o í C. W Traf. Ayt, 1064 Bond 51 W S(’S H E ItV K ’E ON A L L M A K E S • Be sure your doors and windows are weather- stripped and your house is insulated. You’ll be pleased with the savings you can make on your heating bill. Come and bring the family. M.VAM4 VTRA riu will hold a pancake and waffle supper complete with ham or sausage on Sunday evening, Feb ruary 5. Serving will be from 5.30 until 7:00 with populuar prices. There will be a sub-district rally of the Methodist Youth Fel lowship at The Dalles next Sun day, January 29. Members of the Wasco MYF group will leave the church at 2 p.m. The Tllllcum club met last Thursday with Mrs Sam Brock for a 1:30 dessert luncheon fol lowed by an afternoon of bridge. Present were Mrs Harry Van- «¡ildor, Mis Bill Nisbct, Mrs. El- va Dehler, Mrs Art Smith, Mrs Leona VanGilder, Mrs Paul Pat rick, Mrs John Robinson and Mrs L. L. Funk. High score was won by Mrs. Patrick with Mrs. Leona VanGilder being low. Mrs Art Smith won the draw prize Mrs. Mabel Haven was taken to The Dalles hospital last week. On Monday she was reported Im proving. HOW TO MAKE YOUR HEATING DOLLAR GO FARTHER! WAFFLE & PANCAKE SUPPER At Wasco Methodist Church Sunday Feb. 5 from 5:30 to 7:00 p. m. Adults: $1.00 the club, and Mrs. Gordon Har per won the guest prize. Other members and guestc present were Mrs. Keith McDonald, Mrs. Bill Nlsbet, Mrs. Robert Blsh, Mrs. Rena Sheperd, Mrs. Art Smith and Mrs. Billy Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargint were dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrar in The Dalles. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent were Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Spaulding of The Dal les. Mr. Spauding’s father was a pastor of the Wasco M. E. church in 1885. and also returned as pan- tor for several more years begin ning in 1897. Spaulding Chapel, located in the Monkland commun ity, is named for him. More than forty members of the Wasco Church of Christ ga thered at the Durward Kaseberg home last Friday evening for a surprise housewarming party. A refreshment committee consis ting of Mrs. Leo Watkins, Mrs. Harold Engberg, Mrs Lawrence Funk and Mrs. Stanley Swett pre pared and served sandwiches, cof fee, tea and punch at the party. A gift of a lovely planter com plete with growing plants was presented to the Kasebergs. will hold a pancake and waffle be specific—
