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FACE S SHERMAN COUNTY JOI RN 11^ MORO. OREGON Moro Personals Eva Kirkelie of Moro has been picked to be one of 37 counselors in the wom en’s dorm itories next year at Oregon State U niversity. B. H. Roberson will show the pictures taken while he and his wife w ere on a ti ip to the Orient last C hristm as at the Harland- view Grange Friday night a : eight o’clock. It is social nigh*, for the Grange and everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Free Crews wei ? here W ednesday ju st back from th eir w inter stay in Arizona. They drove around by Colorado and Wyoming this tim e on th eir way. Both look fine and well fed. They will spend the sum m er here and at th eir place on the coast. BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Söderlund at Boise, Idaho, May 1, a son, named Peter Sparling Sö derlund. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sparling. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kunsman drove up from The Dalles W ednesday to see about the graves of relatives in cem eteries around Moro. Lynn Hampton was in Salem Thursday and Fr:uay of last week to attend a m eeting of county school superintendents. He says the plans for new methods of teaching advocated by Leon Min- ear, new state school superinten dent are getting along well and will be in use next year. Mrs. Paulen Koseberg was elec ted president of the U niversity of M other’s club at its annual m eet ing in Eugene th ’s week. "COMMUNITY rR E S B Y T E R I AN CHURCH 9:45 Church School 11:00 a. in. Church Service Sermon theme: “Who Is Lost ” 7:30 Baccalaureate at High School E rn est C. Goodenberger, Pastor as the qualifying factors in funeral service. FR ID A Y , MAY !•», llM i Tdlie Geiser was w inner of the floor polisher given away by the Moro L um ber* Fuel Company. Mrs. lkdphina W ard was taken to a hospital in The Dalles Wed nesday by coun’y ambulance suf fering from a s trik e w'hich makes her condition grave. Carl Ziegler has bought the E arl Fields estate property at Wasco tform erly the Crossfield house» from th? estate. He is teaching in the Wasco schools. Mr. and Mrs Jack Cushman and children drove to Portland Sunday to celebrate M other's d a / with his grandm other, Mrs. Nel lie Cushman who was also cele brating her 90th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones were M other’s day weekend guests at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum. Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Giles French and Lester Barnum joined them for dinner. Mrs. Paul Cyphers took son Roger to Portland W ednesday to get an expert opinion on the con dition of his tonsils and to see »f they are worth saving. The big rain that held on for so long during what passed for spring in these parts ended this week apparently from exhaustion There were a few final flurriea often in the m orning when the big rains often started but the clouds were dry and a few drops were all the w eatherm an could find to send tothe earth. Thus a great champion has been dethron ed and dry w eather prevails. The wheat men will be happy if ’he ru st threatens them. Rufus News by Mr*. George Fox The Home Ec Club of the Rufus Grange net T hursday May 11 at tiie home cf Mrs. Ed Cardin »1 who lives near the old Klondike store and elevators. Mrs. F re J Dormaier assisted Mrs. Cardinal «rrrtrne« r r u « fi» n in serving the dessert lunch. The group enjoyed seeing Mrs. Card E 2 3 ACTIONS UNO«» _ const » uct : ûn inals lovely home as it was the i O li H first lime many of them had gone out there.- *> TOTAL W ilt AGE OF OREGON ’N T F R S T A n SVCTEM Mrs. Bert Swigart, chairm an, opened the business meeting w ith 8 1 RATT I 2 1 8ATIO the salute to the flag. The group at this w riting still hasn’t gotten a place to hold their rum m age sale. C O N C »lU CONCRFlt The Smorgasbord dinner which PAvf MINT PAWtMtNT the club is giving at the Rufus 34 Grange nail Sunday May 28 was discussed. The women were as TOTH M t'A A C f signed jobs to do that day to keep 0» HIQMW«V SO N J?4 Ml COMPLETED MILEAGE CONTRACTED MILEAGE everything on an even keel. C0MK» TtO i ' W M U w l'tH ,-CNbt «0 A3 M: It was reported Mrs. Roy Sha REMAINING TO BE CONTRACTED 415 MILES fer has the m atador and bull the ” y« club is selling chances on. Mrs. Grace Medler won the draw ing ../.-J prize. The next club meeting will way have been contracted for the Columbia R iver and Obi Ore- plete, with >ome 10 m iles planned dramatic upturn in use of con- l)e on June 8 at the home of Mrs gon Trail interc»tate highway la for construction during this sum- cretc to i»a»c the s y s te m . Thus Pacific Highway. Art Sm ith at Wasco. Chart illustrates far, all sections of concrete free- The Sh?rman County Pomona approxim ately 2$ per cent com- mer season. Grange met Saturday May 13 at er Mrs. Royse ¡.nd Mrs. Hockley H arlandvtew with a wonderful Wasco News 1961 CIRCLE “J” TANDEM AXLE and daughter Marcia returned to dinner w ith all the trim m ings. by Pauline Broughton Wasco for a week’s visit with 4,000 lb. s p rin g w ith e q u a lize r b ar. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. her parents. Miles Medlock from Spray who is H orses love th e h e a d d iv id e r & la rg e feed doors Mr and Mrs John Buck and The Sherman County Riders Pomona m aster there and his family of Moro and Mrs Floyd are sponsoring a film on the wife who is district deputy. H aines and Glenda Polk were Arabian horse Friday, May 1'», Orlo Martin, m aster of Pomona presided at the business meeting. guests for dinner Saturday eve- at 7:30 p. m. It will lie at the ninng at the Leo W atkins home. Wasco Legion Hall Everyone is Walt B ruckert gave an agricul Mrs W atkins left Sunday m orn invited. ture report and Mrs. Holland ing for Pendleton where she a t V olleyball P la y e rs Mrs. Trace Fields, Mrs. Frank Johnson who is the Youth chair man a report John DeMoss was tended the annual m eeting of the Reid, Mrs. Delmer Sm ith, Mrs E n d Good Season elected as alternate to go for the Rebekah assembly of Oregon. Mr. L. E. Kaseberg, Mrs. H arry Pink The Moro volleyball team went m aster to State Grange, and also W atkins and Mrs Heines joined erton and Mrs. W. A. Burnap, an m embers >f the Wasco W omen's to Lyle, Wash., two nights la t to be an Insurance delegate. The her there on Monday. week to a tournam ent that ended Pomona m aster will l>e unable to Mr. and Mrs. W D. W atkins Study Club, attended the annual DFWC at the season for the team s of the attend State Grange. were guests of their son, Leo, state convention of Pendleton last week. Mrs. Smith mid-Columbia. Moro came home and grandchildren. Judy and Don The Sherman County Pomona w ith the trophies for the season for dinner at Rufus Mother’s day. and Mrs. Reid modeled during which are on display at the of Grange picnic will be held at Do- Sunday evening the younger the afternoon lea there Monday. fice of the SCS. Goldendale was Moss Springs on June 25 w ith a W atkins family called on Mr. an 1 Mrs. Dewey Thomas, Mrs. L ar second m i The Dalles third in noon potluck dinner. The charter Mrs. Tom Moors, who have mov ry Eddings, Mrs, Martin Pahigoda was draped in honor of Mrs. Sam the Lyle tournam ent. ed into their new trailer home, and Mrs. L. E. kaseberg attended The local team of young women Brock who recently passed away. parked on the Guy Andrews the Oregon Conference of the was coached by Clair Balzer and Mrs. Brock was a Pomona m em ranch pro^terty. Women's Society of C hristian ber and also was the treasurer. had a successful season. Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg, Mrs. Service, .aeld at Corvallis last The G range voted to donate $2.50 W ednesday and Thursday. to the H eart Fund in memory of Frank Reid and Mrs. Delmer Annie Fulton C hapter No. 121. Smith w ent to Eugene for Mo- Market Report Mrs. Brock. OES, held a regular m eeting on th e r’s day weekend at the uni For the lecturers hour Jim Mc In tr o d u to r y o ffe r in th is a re a . Livestock receipts totaled 361 versity. Mrs. Lloyd Royse ac Tuesday, May 9. Main order of head. U. S. No. 1 and 2, 180-230 lb. Kinley of Nyssa an International companied Mrs. Smith to Eugene business was the election of new Reg. $925.00 red u ced to $825.00 butcher hogs brought $17.60 to Farm Youth exchange who spent w here she visited wdth her son officers to serve for the year See a n d B uy a t th e “ C H E V R O N C H A T E A U ” $18.40 with No. 3’s and heavy six m onths in Jordan was present in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 1961-62. The following were elect hogs down to $16.50. Sow’s brot and gave a wonderful talk to Norman Hockley. Sunday, Mr ed: Mrs. Floyd Root, WM; Floyd 1206 W e st 2nd St. T h e D alles, O regon $13.85 to $16.50. Feeder hogs those present. Royse and Mrs. Augusta Royse, Root, WP; Mrs. William Brough The results of the sewing con around 60 lbs. brought $17 00 a went to Eugene to get the young- ton, Asso. Matron; William Brou head and good w eaners $7.50 to test was Mrs. Sam Tsubota re ghton, Asso. Pa’ron; Mrs. HI Id red ceived first p r ’ze with a wool $12.00. Zell, secretary; Mrr. Ernest Shull, dress for the county, and Mrs. Good 350 to 450 lb. steer calves ies. These were all county w in treasurer; Mrs. H arland McDon $26.00 to $28.00 w ith 500 to 700 Sherwood H enrikson was firs’ ners. ald, Conduc’ress ami Mrs. Frank lb. w eights $23.00 to $25.00. Com prize with a child’s dress. Mr. an I Mi s. H arland McDon Reid, Asso. Conductress. F R I. & SA T . M AY 19— 20 Baking contest w inner were mon steers $18.00 to $23.00. Stan ald went to Portland Sunday to Mrs. Kenneth H attrup first *n Mr. and Mrs. Art Macheel of dard to low good grain steers, spend M other’s day with both yeast breads and cake, and Mrs 750 to 950 lbs. $22.00 to $23.25. Mrs. Wm. McDonald anti Mrs. S. Portland were overnight guests Good heifer calves around 400 Earl Genrrv first with her cook- Pearson who arc their m others. Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ce »Un IM lbs. $23.00 to $24.00 w ith com as Pacer, the Halt Breed brings you It was a lovely day and the coun Harper. Mrs. Induk Pehk, a Korean mon kinds down to $20.00. Com tryside looked so pretty travel Dr. Frank D. Reid ing. EDEN all the force and fury ot missionary, will be the guest mon dairy type steers $16.00 to STEVE Dentist School will soon be out here at speaker on May 21, at the Wasco $18.00. FORREST Methodist church The w orship Dairy type baby calves $10.00 Offiee Days: Tues. and Wed. Rufus, is graduation is set for •OLMH Moro, Oregon to $14.00 a head with beef breeds May 25 and Giles French, editor service will lie followed by a pot luck dinner, slides, and dlscu..- DEL RIO of the Sherman County Journal to $45.00. MM will lie the speaker at Rufus slon of Mrs. Pahk’s work. The Past M alron’r club met on McINTIRE school. The high school will have C I N L - A ^ ' - K - O P É C O LO R graduation exercises at Sherman Tuesday with Mrs. Idah Everett as hostess. Present were Mrs. S u N . & MON. M AY 2 1 - 2 2 High School on May 26. William Nisbet, Mrs. A rthur Sar gent, Mrs. Ernest Shull, Mrs They’ll be tugging at your heart Keith McDonald, Mrs. Mabel Ha strings while you’re laughing New School Plan ven, Mrs. L. E. Kaselierg. Mrs. your head off I Robert Bish, ami Mrs. H arry OOB ,» PANAMA 1 FRANK Prizes at the bridge To Be Tried in Oregn VanGilder. -T H E table were won by Mrs. Haven, HOPE “Tiie outlook appears Increas who had high score, and Mrs. Sar ingly favorable for a multi-million gent w ith low score. Draw L P C lli-E dollar grant of private funds to prizes w?re won by Mrs. McDon BAÜ- im plem ent our ten-point pre- ald and Mrs. Kaselierg gram and accelerate im prove ment of Orefon education,’’ stated RUJH HUSSEY DON Di FORE LOUIS NYE Dr. Otis G. Perkins Dt. Leon Minear, Superintendent A D U L T S O N LY of Public Instruction, in Saleiv, O p to m e tris t Friday. No c h ild re n u n d e r 12 w ill be a d m itte d to th is Minear, with S. E. llrogoltu, 40 R. Zn<l HL chairm an of the State Board of f r i . (VH-.VU12 T he Pallnx, Ore. show unle/3 acco m p an ied by an a d u lt. Education, and Allen Lee, adm in istrato r of tiie Oregon Im prove ment Program for the State De partm ent ot Education, returned to Salem Friday following a N ev York conference witn officials of Your friendly tavern extends a special invitation to join in the good fellowship a m ajor foundation. o f N ational Tavern M onth. It’s a good time to enjoy light O lym pia Beer on While the final details of tiie tap or in bottles and c a n s . . . and see what a difference O lym pia s naturally m ajor grant are being form ulated and processed, an Interim gram perfect brewing water makes. »hoe cleaning— tecond »hoo level thrediing on 55% «rode» . . . ot about $25,000 appears im m in 8 Double »elf-leveling fore-and-oft. «ven en 65% grade», »hrethe» af ent. Tills will assist »n financing fectively at 10% MW •< Hwesklsf Adjuttable thoe »hake for fine a a state level adm inistrative costs, 9 ¡«»tmant ef cleaning. «•(K on i»«. consuination of the m ajor gram , and initial im plem entation of tne la p o ra lla n l To partaath 6 blode cleaning fan 2 E V xpiativa 10 Vorlable-»peed Oregon Program. About January belt-drive cylinder. • I i mi note* deod »pot». 1062 was indicated as the likely iteel concave» W ire «a«K. chaffer and recleaner date of the actual m ajor grant 3 . Si* . . Interchangeable 11 wnlleited coeblnetient. »croon» for greater open oreo. 1 he Oregon Program is a 3- way cooperative undertaking Continuo«» cell belt groin carrier . . . Centered 65-bvthel groin bln . . . 12 hinged unloading auger. 4 potitko »«paralian. planned by higher education and some twenty-five local school sys Full-width open ond tapered auger C re a te d te p a re tin g a r ia of any tem s undci the ieauetship ut the 13 5 ceeblne. for fatter unlooding. State Departm ent of E ducation,” Full till header, pivoted at cylinder Lee »aid, “and is a coordinated a t Cantineo««, officiant (Kola end »lot 14 tor potltive feed. tem pt ot Oregon educational re 6 prow corner. sources to bring c u rre n t pra<> Ml Torque 130 h p., 33? co. Is. Her- tices in education more closely 7 Strew ton for odditlonol deoding. 15 culet engine, got or diotet. to the level of tiie available re search.” W e ore now exclusive d aalart for fhe Harris 98 Sherman Theater piggy-bank premiums Come in today! Buy 1 gak Ion or more Fuller Interior Wall Paint...and choose: PRESLEY FLAMING y S T Íir J Combine on 55% slopes with a HARRIS 98 Hillside Combine 6 S tain less Steak K n iv e s. Lifetime sharp. D irect from Holland to you. $3.50 value...only $1.00. C h ro m e G arffen Set. Strong shank. $3.50 value ...o nly $2.00. right on tap with pleasure Champion of the Hl-Lands w ith 2 W a y N ig h t-G lo w O u t '« d o o r S ig n . 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