Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, April 07, 1961, Page 4, Image 4

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HHKK>H!, COVNTI JOVRNAI, MORO. OREGON
I R lh A V , A P R IL 7, lUtil
and fa m ily of The Dalles and h i, ing was caiied to order by Presl- The N o rth Sherman Livestock
mother, Mrs. C hristine Anderson J ? , ? r .e" e M1ili1e r Connl* Hoy» club met March 19 at the Wasco at 3:30 In the Grass Valley
the 4 H pledge and Margo Methodist church w ith th e ir lead- school w ith leader Jacque von
Mona Eakln, reponer
sen some questions about our
o» Medford were recent visitors
by Ann Balzar
Borstel. Janet Olsen, Joyce Olsen,
o a h e n h o ijt gave a demonstra- er Leonard Fields
at the W illiam B rin k e rt home
A p ril 12. The girls ask Miss Ol­
The
K
n
ittin
g
K
n
itte
rs
under
Leaders checked over the mem. Barbara Cantrall, Peggy Brander
M r. and Mrs. Hans Bardenha-
Mrs. James E a rl and Mrs. Bud tien on what beginners should
the leadership of Mrs. Lavelle sen some questions about our
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gen and fa m ily were dinner B rin k e rt were visitors Monday carry in th eir k n ittin g bag. The bers records books to help them if and t, June Rolfe were visitors.
books.
refreshments were served by Dar- needed, and to see if thev J ! / C ° ° kies werti Brought from horn? Dormaier met March 29 at 4:00
guests
Easter Sunday at the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Itne Archer. There were 10 mem- up to date.
Sandy Foss, reporter
“ ° Y
and ^udged We filled out records, p m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
home of M r. and Mrs. Gordon W illiam B rin ke rt.
A l Dormaier. Miss Janet Olsen
tiers
and
two
visitors
present.
F
uture
plans
are
in
r-h^.u
"
e
decided
that
most
of
the
boys
Lemley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Belshe and
th e Sweater G irls Club meet- cord books at all meetings In th - W° “ ld wo.rk on outd«>r cooking was a guest.
Mr. and
Mrs. _____
Arzell Lemley small son of Pullman, Wn., were
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The meeting was called to o r­
ing was called to oroer by Presi- fu tu re there w ill 1 m ? ^ n a r - i ' projects th ‘8 summer,
went to Monmouth Friday and overnight guests Saturday at the
der by President Margaret O’­
dent
Darlene
M
iller.
Karen
Pow-
meetings
o
f
the
sheep
m
em
ber,
G
afy
P
r‘
n
k
e
rt’
reporter
spent Easter weekend w ith th e ir home of her parents the Boyce
DENTISTRY
Meara. The flag salute and 4-H
son In law and daughter, Mr. anti Blaylocks. Mr. and Mrs. E. IL eli gave a demonstration on how ahd also fo r the swTne m e X : ~
Office
Days: Tuesday
pledge
were
led
by
Maxine
anil
to
increase
and
decrease.
K
a
th
y
_ _
K ay Macnab, rep orte r
MaVch l T “
" *
Mrs. David Stump.
They w ill Blaylock nad dinner w ith them
announced
there
w
ill
be
no
meet­
and
W ednesday
M ille r and V icki V irtu e led the
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—
Grass Valley
v is it relative.3 In
Portland this tfiat evening.
ing A p ril 5 but there w ill be one
<
luh
in
yells.
Darlene
Archer
re­
I
he
Come
and
Get
It
cooking
«chool
lib
ra
ry
at
3:3«
w
ith
leader
moro
hotel
bldo
week before returning home.
M r. anod Mrs. Donald Clodfel-
Mr. and Mrs. lames Manning teI and her mother, Mrs. C. P. placed Pat Alsup as our club see eluh met Monday afternoon in M rs- M y rla Smith. A ll 19 mem-
President
anti fa m ily of Portland came Sat- Adams of The Dalles spent Easter rotary. Refreshments were ser­ the church basement w ith fo u r bers were present.
urday and spent Easter Sunday Sunday In Hood River by attend- ved by Margo and Jackie Graben- members and two leaders pre- Alice Eslinger presided at the
l he Wasco cooking club nie<ding Flag salute was led by
w ith Mr. ind Mrs. Harold Eakln. in « Easter services at the River- horst. There were 12 members sent.
members and tw o leaders were
Von Borstel, Katie Reckman.
M r. and Mrs. N orris G ilklson of 8l(,e C om m unity church after and one v isito r present.
Karen Powell, reporter
guests. Gaines were played and and Carol Owens demonstrated
The Dalles had dinner w ith them which they attended a potluck
refreshments served.
modeling, Jessie Brander and Ka
Sunday.
dinner at the Hood R iver Crag
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 7—8
Janice DeMoss, reporter pro-tern th >' von
Borstel modeled gar-
Everett Dunlap of Gateway was Bat club house, w ith members of
------------------ ------------ ments <matching s k irt and blous-
a dinner guest Monday evening at thelr fa m ily and friends,
i ie K ” B tin g K n itte rs under the es) fo r the practice. Miss Olsen
the home of his grandmother,
The American Legion a u x ilia ry
leadership o f Mrs. Lavelle Dor- brought in pamphlets fo r the g irls
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe.
of George Bell Post No. 49 w ill
maier met March 22 at 4:0« p. m. small pattern books, also.
The Grass Valley Rel>ekahs are hold Bs next meeting A p ril 18
dt t ,ie Al Dorm aier home.
The club also met March 27
sponsoring a dime a dip dinner at f he home of Mrs. Alfred Kock
>\e
worked
fo
r
the
second
tim
e
"
’Bh
President Alice Eslinger
Sunday at the IOOF hall.
in Moro.
on our slippers. Then we had o u r opening the meeting. Carol Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews
Mr. and Mrs. George vonBor-
fieeting. President Margaret O’- ,e<1 the flag salute. Mrs. Smith
were business
visitors in The 8tel *'*nd fam ily and her mother
Meara called the meeting to or- asked the older g irls to start
Dalles Wednesday and Thursday. Mr8- B ill Johnson were dinner
«er. In the secretary's absence th in k in g about summer school,
M ajor and Mrs. B ill Roth and «nests Easter Sunday in The
there was no reading of the min- The records should be completed
sons of Portland were visitors at Dalles at the home of Mr. and
utes
tn d e r new business we and turned into leaders before
the Kenneth Crews home Tues- Mrs. Ted von Borstel.
T E C H N IC O L O R * F A M A V IS IO N wetweeg. W A R N E R B R O S .
found
out
that Miss Olsen w ill be verY l°hg-
daY-
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H attru n
Iere
fo
r
sure.
We
played
games
Arlene
Donnsder.
Mrs.
Dormaier
- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and and Bita sjient Eas-er weekend in
SUNDAY & MONDAY, A PRIL 9—10
to r the rest of the meeting.
The g irls divided into Individ-
fa m ily and Nancy Crews went to Bortland w ith his parents, Mr.
Sandy Foss, reporter
lla * «roups fo r separate sewing
Mt. Hood Easter Sunday where and Mrs. Ben H attrup.
the children went sw im m ing in
An Easter egg hunt was held
_The~,ia^ a r . club
March
Wer5
the pool i t Tim berline lodge.
al the school F rid ay afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May and The UPP*-T grades colored and hid
Mrs. Grace Zevely of Wasco had the e««s and the lower grades
♦
dinner Easter Sunday w ith Mr. and kindergarten hunted them,
♦
and Mrs. Ralph Busse in Moto. 4 U P | I I D M C U /C
♦
Members of Sherman chapter *
V L U D JYEYYd
«
No. 132 OES participated in ih t
Th® Kitchen Cookies cooking
♦
d istrict meeting held at Wasco club's sixth meeting was held
♦
Wednesday evening by p uttin g March 28. It was held in the home
♦
on the degree work.
of Mrs. Jay Gamole, the club
«
Mrs. II irold Owens and Mrs. leader. The regular meeting took
♦
C urly Elchler and daughter Car- Place. A fterw ard we had refresh-
«
Added A ttraction: P atterson—Johnansen fight
olyn were in The Dalles F riday ments furnished by Mrs. Gamble.
♦
All fcru night«, April 7 8, 9-10
♦
where Carolyn entered a hospital
Sue VanGilder, reporter
♦
w ith pneumonia.
I'he Sweater G irls Club meet­
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews and
fa m ily of Stevenson arrived Sat­ ing was called to order by Presi­
T h is is Dr. G eorge N.
in day and spent Easter weekend dent Darlene M ille r. J ill Moore
Papanicolaou, the p hysi­
w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. led the 4-H pledge and Karen
Powell gave a demonstration on
Dell Olds.
Prescript ion
Pharm neittt
cian who many feel has
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap anil Mrs. how to hind off. Mrs. Ronald Pow -
done the most for the women
Verne M >bley and K rista drove ell, our leader, reminded us »o
of our time. His develop­
”
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- Saturday
’ « a u i u c i j iinu
en t UU*
to
Kinzua
and sp
spent
tin *l,n< ” lu P 'o jo it finished by the
ment of the cell examination
day v is itin g at the Richard Flalz end ° , ‘K‘ 8C’M,O> y®ar and she
for
uterine cancer has made
home.
*
would give us a treat Refresh­
it
possible
to diagnose can­
ments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Ron­
Dinner guests at the home of
cer of the uterus, or womb,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cushman In ald Powell and Karen Powell.
in very early stages.
I lie Sweater Gitas Club meet-
Mon» Easter Bunday were Mrs.
A scale in every home might be very
Cancer
in this site strikes
A A Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Ken F IR S T BAP'
ST <111 1« ||
drick Dunlap and fam ily, Mr. and Grass Valiev
about 33,000 women a year
beneficial
to personal health, for weight
M aynor (). Reed
Mis. A rt W atkins of Heppner,
and
claim
s
the
lives
of
is
an
excellent
guiJe to future well-being
Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Holland and’
almost half of them. The
SUNDAY SCHOOL
0:45 a. m.
fam ily of The Dalles.
- and should be watched carefully.
tragic fact is that many of
‘ Advance of Fatnilv W orship"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor­
MORNING WORSHIP lu o o a. m
these
lives
are
lost
needless­
stel and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank
I here is no short-cut to weight control.
"L o y a lty In Service"
ly, for cancer of the uterus
Sayrs, Tony and Melissa, of Moro
Youth Meeting
fl;30 p. m
With
each person, it is an individual
is highly curable. If every
were guests Easter Sunday at a
.... Depend
.
"You , Can
On Me"
woman had her doctor per­
problem, and subject to personal dis­
birthday dinner in honor of Mel- Evening Service
- no
issa at the home of her ur-.nd
8ery*t ®
7:00 l> m.
form this simple, painless
cipline.
mother an.l unck. Mra A v u t , ,
' ’ I - ™ ' " " AI h .I i . i .,,,-
and KEfP your Savings Cushion
procedure once a year, thou­
Borstel and Phil
A (l(>Jl,|nentary fihn depicting th
i
sands of those who have
«,Ln a
.
’
actlvues of Coninninlsm in tin*
Normal living and eating are likely the
I he American Legion a u xilia ry United states
cancer of the uterus could
I
If
you
have
a
saving»
ac-
keys to health. If over-weight or under­
food sale and bazaar at the C A C
..The ,.,.lee Wh<>|.(,
be saved.
c o u n t—KEEP YO UR
Hungrv
l*’ood Store Thursday afternoon
weight,
see your Doctor. He is the one
H earts A re Eed.
Don’t gamble w ith your
I CUSHION! Instead of us-
was very successful.
The pro­
qualified io determine the necessity and
life! See your physician
| ing those hard-won sav-
ceeds w ill be used to help send
about a cell examination for
| ings, use a First National
a g irl to G irls State. Mrs. Richard
prescribe for such treatment.
Gearhart, state vice-president of
uterine cancer soon.
N a t i o n a l B a r a le , I Bank loan—easy to handle
Portland stopped ny on her way
J at low bank rates. Shop for
Only with his guidance should you
o f O ra s o n
home from P rineville and Mrs
Od
POSUANO
I
loans
at
the
bank
with
AMERICAN
cogagc ir. any weight control project.
Ted von Borstel was up from The
M>N4 'IM U . P iron i INMIANCI (0»0«A n0N
| Money for Sale!
Dalles.
CANCER
as ♦!»« qualifying factors
I
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens
in funeral service.
SOCIETY
and fam ily und Mrs. W. I) Bar­
/THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, PORTLAND
nett were dinner guests Easter
Z1
a, the Olan Stark home at Kent
Mr. and Mrs. B ill Schilling of
Cottage Grove visited relatives
phoimt
0M <
here and in Moro Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson
IkVMltV AVL
Grass Valley
Dr. Frank D. Reid
LL
.
Sherman Theater
OCEANS 11
. . . for
the women
of
our time...
PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS
for 1SG1 are now delinquent
I'lease file by April 15th
Clair Ralzer — Assessor
iU
USE IT
FOR ANY PU R PO SE
j
WASCO PHARMACY
PHONE £12-5262
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