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SHKR>IAX COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO. OKKGON
G rau Valley
by Ann Balzer
I R ID lY , I PHIL 2H, H*il
Patty Thompson, reporter Spring Festival, Saturday, April
cooking club uiet at the Moro
29, 12:30 p. m. at the Sherman Hi
nab. Mary Hockett, Ginger Laugh of The Dalles visited a while Mon 4-H CLUB NEWS
church
at
3:30,
April
10.
lin, Barbara Byars, Nancy Mc day at the home of Mr. and Mrs
The F it Fourteen w ith Mr. cafetorium . The program whicn
Russell Geiser called the m eet
William W alter arrived here
Kean. Carol Hoye, Sneryl Gentry
The Cooking I club, Wasco J u n ing or order. Six m em bers were Schwendel as leader met April 2G includes, Wash and Wear Style
show, a w asher woman’s band, a
Mona Eakin and Rosalee Esllng- last Monday from Hood River to ior Bakers, under leadership of piesent. One was absent due to at the Wasco school.
visit his brother in law and »la
The 8th grade of Wasco grace skit and a song, and will feature
er.
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Barnett, illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark had ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May. met April 30 at 2:30 at the \\ asco Janice DeMoss and Judy Thom p school has finished its A AH PER Miss Bernice Straw n, home m an
as dinner guests M nday evening He left Saturday for Maupin to school.
physical fitness tests. The ¿iris agement specialist, OSC, who will
son made biscuits.
April 10, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. visit a cousin before .etu rn in g to
We planned games for a p arty
Judy Axtell, Scott W ard and that have over 80 jiercent on th eir speak on the "Wusn and W'ear
Blaylock, Mit ami Mrs. H arry Hood River.
for some 4-H cookers from Moro Russel Geiser made punch, set scores are: Barbara Moore, 87; Age.”
Stark and family anil Mrs. Jose
Are children a problem? A 4-H
the table and prepared the bis Mary Coats, 86; Pat Thompson
Mrs. Art Christianson
was because they gave us a party.
phine P arkhurst of Kent, honor hostess at a party at her ranch
82; M argaret O’Meara 81. Only girl will be available for baby
Ellen Nisbet, reporter cuit topping.
ing Olan on his birthday anni home near Moro W ednesday af-
We had a visitor, Mrs. Thom p one boy scored over 80 percent sitting service. Refreshm ents will
versary.
and that was Bob Jones, who scor bf* served.
The K itchen Cookies cooking son.
tem oon. Spring flowers were
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had as we*k used to decorate the individual club from Wasco had a m eeting
Plans were made for a dinner ed the highest with 38 percent.
end guests her brother, Frank tables from which lessert was April 4. The meeting took place next meeting.
The national average is 30 pe?
Haynes of Philomath and his s o i served. A rrangem ent of spring in the home of Mrs. Jay Gamble,
Ju d y Thompson, reporter cent, so our class did quite well.
Jim Haynes of Portland, coming flcwers were as decoration about the club leader. We had the meet
M argaret O’Meara, reporter
Eastern Oregon
for the opening of the fishing the rooms. Bridge was in play at ing outside on the lawn.
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The
m
eeting
was
called
to
or
season
Sue VanGllder, reporter d er by Pres. Karen Powell. The
three tables W'ith Mrs. Orlov/
Electric Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Duncan Martin holding high score, Mrs.
Spring
Festival
pledges
were
given
by
Casey
and friends of Portland spent Joe Peters second high and Mrs. “ TheTH *H ow -D Cluo met at the
Electric Contractors
Saturday and over night with Mr. W. T. Balsiger low. Mrs. Coll.s Sherm an County fair grounds Wallace. Mary Sue Wallace and
Nick Hall gave a dem onstration. Due Saturday
and Mrs. Olan Stark at Kent.
Moore won the traveling prize, April 16 at 1:30. Members brought Mr. H enrichs talked about th-?
Mrs. Luther Davis and Jerri they were all from Moro. Others their horses and perform ed in the
Are you a "G rum py” on wash
PATTY O’MEARA
Lee drove to Eugene F riday af present from Moro were Mrs. arena. Pat Alsup gave a demon Ju n e show. No other business,
day? The Sherm an County E xten
ternoon to visit her daughter, Leta Eslinger, Mrs. Lester Con- gtratlon on m aking a figure eight so the meeting was adjourned
Moro Livestock Club sion unit women have discover commericial — residential
Betty Bothwell, a freshm an at lee, Mrs. H enry Barnum, and and how to change leads. She
Mary Wallace, reporter ed how to become "H appy’s”
the U niversity of Oregon, re tu rn Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, from Grass rode her mare, Lady. A dem on
industrial
thru th eir lessons on Laundry
ing home Sunday.
Valley were Mrs. Kenneth H att stration was also given on show
Management.
You,
too,
can
W
his
Mrs. Leatltla W ilson is making rup, Mrs. H erm an Peters, Mrs. m anship by Jill Nogal and Bonnie
ESTIMATES and BID
The Handy Girls Sewing Cluo
tle W’hile You W ash.”
an extended visit at the home of Donald
under
leadership
of
Betty
H
er-
Jefferies.
Our
leader
Mr.
Patnode
Clodfelter, Mrs. Bill
Plan to attend T e annual
REQUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wilson i i Pau ch and Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
showed us proi>er ways of getting richs met Monday April 3 at 3:30
Wawawai, Washington.
or. and off our horses. He als? in the Moro Grade School cafe
with no obligation
I tinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
torium . We had the m eeting and
told us tips on breaking a colt.
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Frank von Borstel recently w er°
E L E C T R IC
HEAT
All m em bers were present but refreshm ents brought by Denis-*
Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and
Sales & SERVICE
Holly
Mulick.
R refreshm ents Miller and Carolyn Henrichs. Af-
0 MEARA SUPPLY CO.
their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs.
FUNERAL
were served after the m eeting terw ards we went to our classes
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
SERV ice
H arry Young from W estm inster, 1
Darlene A rcher and Connie
by the mothers.
Wasco
Phone GI 2-5402
California.
furnished the refreshm ents for Call ANDY PAULSON
Leonard R Sm ith
Bonie Jefferies, reporter
Mrs. Owen E akin and d au g h ter,
I ’h on r CY <5-3135
The Dalles
Ph. CY6-4184
the April 17 m eeting at the usual
Telephone JO 5-3513
T he Dalles, Oregon
Susan, w ere busin ess v isito rs in
place.
The Moro Come
Mrs. Sam Alberty, Mrs. Ken
neth Crews and Mrs. Gary Schill
ing w ere business visitors in 'I he
Dalles Tuesday ami Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gatewood
left Saturday for Twisp, Wash.,
w here he took over a meat mat-
ke( to begin work Monday. H?
has l»een cutting meat for Ken
ny’s Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton F ritts
were dinner guests Sunday at tne
Bill Todd home reteirwttns? the
10th b irthday of Scott Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayndr Reed and
family were dinner guests Sun
day ai ihehome of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Fritts.
Alex Brander and sons, Skeet
and Robbie, left Friday for the
Rogue River where they spent
till Monday on a fishing tglp.
Mrs. Karl Sawtell of The Dalles
came Saturday and
spent the
week end here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock
left Friday afternoon for Ln
Grande where they spent the
weekend visiting their son in law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
my Hlgley and their son, Orvili?
Blaylock.
Earl Sawtell ami i ’aul Walsh
of The Dalles came up Friday
and were uccompanh* 1 by Clyda
Stradley and Gall to Suttle Lake P ortland Friday.
where they si>ent the weekend
W endell C lodfelter and G ordon
fishing.
Mrs. Don Earl and son, David, Boozer and Jo h n T u rn e r stu
left April 10 for Carlisle, low t d en ts at OSU spent the w eekend
having received word her m other at the hom e of th e fo rm e r’s p a r
ents, Mr and Mrs. Don Clodfel-
Was ill.
Mrs. B ern ard M artin w ent to
Mr. and Mrs. Maynor Reed and
family left Sunday evening after V ancouver, Wn., to a tte n d the
Church for Everett, Wash., to vie- W ashington TOPS co nvention, re
tu rn in g hom e Sunday, \p r ll 16.
U his parents, a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Earl and W ednesday, A pril 19, she w ent to
O regon TOPS
Greg of The Dalles spent Satur C orvallis to th e
day visiting his parents, Mr. a id convention. Mrs. M artin w as a re
p rese n tativ e of Tiie Dalles TOPS
Mrs. James Earl.
. Mr. ami Mrs. H arry Young ar M elting Pots. T hey won second
rived April 11 from W estminster, place on nam e tag recognition,
Calif., and were guests of Mr. ari l re tu rn in g hom e S unday, A pril 23
Mr. and Mrs. C lair B alzer ol
Mrs. Olan Stark till Friday April
Moro w ere d in n e r g u ests S unday
21.
at the hom e of his parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Eakin hud
as dinner guests Sunday her p ar and Mrs. A. F. Balzec.
A good crow d atten d ed th e
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Artel Morgan
Musical V ariety Show p resen ted
and son, Bruce, of The Dalles
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rausch went at the G rass Valley grade school
to Portland Monday on b u sin e s;, by the pupils of Mrs O rville R ug
gles as follows:
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Dell Olds and Mrs. Ray
Sliould have hern last week
Sargent were business visitors in
The Dalles Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Koek e n te rta in e d
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Peteis her bridge d u b at h er hom e i i
had as weekend guests their son. Moro T h u rsd ay w ith ad d itio n al
Herman Peters Jr. and family of guests including Mrs. Art C h ris
Hood River.
tianson, Mrs. Leta E slin g e r and
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock Mrs. H enry B arn u m of Moro, Mr»,.
returned home Monday April 17 K enneth H a ttru p and Mrs. Hili
from Forest Grove w here they Paiisch of G ra s Valley and M r-,
visited Mr. and Mis. Oscar Jones 'fed von Borstel of T he Dalles
and Hillsboro w here they visit«* I A cen terp iece ol sp rin g flow er .
his sister, Mrs. Lloyd Edmeston. decorated the Individual tables
The American Legion a u x llia r/ and sp rin g flow er arran g e m en t «
decorated the rooms. D essert lu n
met at the home of Mrs. Alfred
KiM'k in Moro Tuesday afternoon. cheon was follow ed by bridge a*
Mrs. Kenneth H attrup, president four tables. Scoring Honors w er*
had charge
Delegates to Girls held by Mrs. Jo e Peters, Mrs
State In June are Monya Neal C h ristian so n and Mrs. von Bor-
and Bonnie Tatum, iponsoied by stel. Mrs. Donald C lodfelter won
the unit Americanism essay con the trav e lin g prize. O th er mem-
test prise w inners on ¡lie subject Iw-rs present w ere Mrs. G ene R ey
‘ What My Flag Means to M e”, nolds, Mrs. D. I. Reynolds. Mrs.
were aenoir division. Rosalee Es Harold E akin, Mrs H erm an Pe
linger first; Junior division, Joy ers, Mrs. E ben Kee, Mrs. A. A.
von Borstel first, David Eakin, Dunlap and Mr \ i Ba
Mrs. Jo h n Rust and Mrs. H
second, Ardlne Todd third an I
O
D
ugger took the lo rm e r’s da i
Michael Ealinger fourth.
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freshm ents were served later b> gitter, Mis. O ran R a \m and son.,
the hostess. That e.-m lng Mrs. to th e ir hom e in Sunnyside, Wn ,
Frank von Borstel, Mrs W allac1 a fte r s ta n d in g a w eek here w iln
May, Mrs. Kenneth H attrup and them.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sondcnnn
Mrs. Alfred Kock attended a din
net held at Hotel Moro for the and Penny and L ynn of Toledo
three units of the county In honor spent the w eekend v isitin g her
o ' tin* state president, Mrs. Max m other. Mrs. A von B orstel and
Phil.
ing Bigelow from Medford.
Mrs. Frank von Borstel attend
Mrs. Erank Sayrs ind Mellss i
o»* Moro visited her mother, Mrs. ee a d in n er at the W asco Study
A von Borstel Sunday. Mr, and club las, Monday » v ening an I
Mrs. Loy Cochran and Mr. and later show ed p ictu res of her Eu-
Mrs. Giles French were callets ropeun trip.
Mr. and Mis H ow ard G arlan I
there Sunday afternoon
Phil von Borstel went to Toledo aiul Cathy of T he Dalles spen*
and spent the weekend visiting the w eekend as g u ests of his
his sister, Mrs. Elm er Sondenua parents, Mr and Mrs. Len Gar
land.
and family.
Visitors at the home of Mr
Arnold Sharp of Olympia a r
and
Mrs. Herman Peters I.is.
rived Friday and spent till Sun
day at the bom«* of Mr. and Mrr. Tuesday ware Mrs Ruth Luca.;
Carl von Borstel Mr and Mrs and her niece. Cathy Crow son of
Olan Stark and family were vis W ashougal W ash
Mr. and Mrs Bill Rolfe an I
ito r! there Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs Art Schill Steven, Freddie and Shell, Mi.
ing and Mona Eakin, •»resilient of and Mrs Harold Owens, Harold,
the Gamma Lamlxia No. 81, went Robert and Douglas Mr and Mi -
to Stanfield Monday evening, Boh Si hilling. Neal, Julie, Dun
April 17 where Mrs. Olds made na Kay and Jeffery, Mrs Or
her official visit to the Thet i Mile Ruggles and Philip, Mrs.
Harvey Sargent rnd John and
Rho Girls d u b .
Mr. and Mrs Harold Owens and Linda, went to tiold«*ndale Sun
Mr. and Mrs Arden Peters went day for the Cubscout outing an I
to Portland April 19 where the field trip, to the home of II A.
men attended a Union Oil meet Boy sen where they saw his model
electric trains. He has spent th *
ing at the Sheraton Hotel.
Mr and Mrs Frank von Borstel last thirteen years collecting and
He i nisu
were in Hood River Saturday making the models.
makes
tltw
Scenery
an.I
tu n n e 1.«
visiting the Donald Marsh family
Mrs. A, von Borstel and Phil and other thing« that go with a
w ere business vlsltot - In T he Dal rwxlol railroad. From there they
went to Maryhill | or a pieni»,
les Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Hew ml Garlan 1 lunch and then went through tin
anil Calhv of The Dalles j»ent museum
Mr. and Mr s. Hurold Eakir.
Sunday here with his parent«,
M"s. Jack Adai ns anu .Mrs Wal
Mr and Mrs Len Garland.
Kay Hlgley of Moro and Erin lace May mem lse s of Sherman
Wilson were hostesses at a slum. chapter No. Is ! OES went to Ai
Mondi
evening f o i
l>er party held at the home of lington
Mr. and Mrs. Les’er Wilson at Friendship nig ht wi:h the OI.S
Kent. Guests include I Alice Kase- lodge there.
Mr. and Mn Norris Gilkison
berg, Karen Tsubota. Karen M ic-
Smilii Callaway
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[^Electric Cocks —4
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0
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[irf Grinder
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