PACE 3
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
Moro Personals
Mr: IUipk 0~: In k -f r.-.’u r.:r
Alaska visited the Lestet Conk;.:
this week B ulk in 1927 she was
married here whf » Mr. Goodrich
lie Fred Pieke.1
was working in the
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garage. Now .hey have a machi,«
45 miles north of Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Christianson
returned this week from Salt
Lake city to care for grandchild
ren while their daughter Diane
had some serious surgery from
which she is recovering nicely.
On their arrival they learned that
her brother, J. H. Kelso of Aber
deen, Washington had a heart at
tack and they went to visit him.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pinkerton
left Sunday for Portland to at
tend the annual convention of the
Oregon Farm Bureau federation
to which he was chosen a dele
gate. They returned Wednesday
evening.
Here to visit their brother and
brother in law and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Garls Pieckert are Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Westemeyer of Min
nesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger
took care of son Edwin’s two
children last week end while Ed
and wife attended the incollegi-
ate war at Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reidesel
of Stillwater, Minnesota are vis-
iting Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Good-
enbetger for a few days while
on their way to winter quarter
The women are cousins.
Gene Knott is now driving the
mail truck starting this week.
FRTDAT, DECEMBER
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Wcnl frcm Mrs. Lets Estinger
h that she will return to Morn
’e y nr ; -'-«-upy an apart
ir.cnt in her hot?l. She has beer,
di in heattie for several months
Quests of kM‘
Mr and
OdMa’^Thai
a'1' 1 M;s
M: ’ Jot
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«*•'•!«! dry were
their son James of Boriine
nd and
char|es
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lay until Sundry as quests of
their parents >u,l other relatives
in the Vale-Ontario district.
Thanksgiving holiday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper were
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Anderson,
Pamela and Debbie of Salem, and
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Walker of The
Dalles.
The Thanksgiving Eve services
hehl at the Wasco Methodist
church with the Rev. Goodenber
ger of Moro in the pulpit was
well attended and very much en
joyed by all present.
Eleven members of the Junior
American Legion Auxiliary of the
Frank E. Brown Unit No. 91 at
Wasco met Friday at the I^egion
hall, with Mrs. Keith McDonald,
junior activities chairman, In
charge. Mrs. McDonald was as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Reifsnlder.
Officers were elected as follows:
Alison Walker, Jr.
Chairman;
Linda Van Gilder, Jr. Vice-chair
man; Margaret O’Meara, Jr. secre
tary and historian: Susan Van
Gilder, Jr. treasurer and Sandra
Foss, chaplain. Other officers are
l’aula Walker, sergeant at arms;
Sharon Nlsbet, Debbie VanGilder,
Jeanney Welk and Ellen Nlsbet,
color bearers and guards.
Mrs. Sam Alberty, Mrs Grigg's
mother of Moro.
Harlandview Grange will change
its meeting dates during the
months of December, lanuary,
and February because of the bas
ketball season. Meetings will be
held the first and third Mondays
during the winter.
Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred Kock were
hosts at a dinner party Caturda>
night honoring the wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Barnum. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Hukinson were also gues s.
Here for the Thanksgiving hoi
iday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hailey of Gold Beach to v«sit her
family, the Arthur Johnsons.
Scarcity Cuts Stock
Of White Wheat
The following was prepared by
Marion Thomas, extension econ
omist, Oregon State university.
Scarce supplies and heavy ex
port commitments have pushed
white wheat prices up, but do not
necessarily assure further hikes.
Much depends on government ex
port policy. Now authorization.«,
for white wheat sales under the
480 program may be held low
enough to keep wheat prices from
rising much more this fall. This
It not certain, although new au
thorizations were suspended tern-
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COMMUNITV PRESBVTEKIA \
CHURCH
9:45 Church School
Classes for all age groups.
11:00 A. M. Church Service
Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Mark White, Joe
t .1 Nancy, spent from Wcdne:-
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m July Officials wanted there win j.,,t i.e th a t n u ie li avail '" l‘l ( 1 Watkins co-leader Tom-
more about the quality abie frOm the smaller carry over ,ny ThOn»Ps«n explained to us the UZaeen
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would be and smaller crop.
proceedure and what we were ex- ”
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10:30 A. M.
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t.h|e. neW, Cr°P
One thing is clear: The K‘>vern- ’)ecte(l to do to pass the lest. We
by Pauline Rmiighton
f° ? all°$atlng additional amounts ment’s selling price has evapo»*- had an elw'tlon of officers and
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THE DALLES AUCTION YARD t h a n tr n
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T ’’® ated 38 a ceiUng on white wheat th® results a re a s follows- Gary
Cub Scouts of Wasco are ask-
Sales & SERV/C!
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\ i< e-pi esident; Patty Knori, secre- h> give to the Toy and Joy mak-
To consign your merchandise, mitted. Last year, ovar 75 m illio n _____
SERVICE ON ALL MARLS
tar.v; Colleen Jefferies, reporter, era. Just put whatever you have
bushels
of
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CLUB
NEWS
call: Ed Coles, CY-6-4513 or
Call ANDY PAULSON
1 he second meeting of the Kent t° give in a box and scouts will
wheat moved under this program.
The organization meeting oí
Telephone JO 5-3513
Safe
at t Kent S
school
Saturday,
CY 6-4672.
Less white wheat will move un- The Kent Safe Hunters was called a.
7 t Hunters
th , ' met a
C ho 01 Pick It , up P S
aturday ’ December
D ec ‘ ', nber » 9 •
der
program this
this year
year because
because to
to order
order hv Ed Justesen leader ‘- --o 1 ! ,bUs.ln<?l8 me’ ting wa’ If X0« Jive out of town take boxes
der the
the program
called to order by President Carl to the Wasco Fire hall by the 9tl
son and followed usual proceed
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Matron’s —
Club
met on
ure. Ed Justesen and Carl Wat-
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kins showed us and asked ques- 'ast Monday ®t the home of Mrs.
nans of
«f ,<lah Everett, with Mis Bill Nis-
tions about the different parts
guns and bullets. The next mee’- bet as co-hostess. Member« pre-
ing will be held at Kent Grade sent included Mrs. Arthur Sar
w ill open nbont November 1
gent, Mrs. Hugh White. Mrs, Vei n
School December 4 at 7:30.
s advertised Wed nt d a y «'Veilings a 6:;:o 0:1
Colleen Jefferies, reporter Dutton Mrs. Ernest Shull, M'<
in the old d en ia l office in (lie M oro H otel
H Zell. Mrs. Walter Bruckert
— Spare Time
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M s K> ith Mi D >n ild Mrs M 1
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Haven M-s L E K i. eherg,
All new equipment
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” s. ffohe’t H sh, and Mrs Harry
Van Gilder. Special guests were
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HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP
M Paul Patrick an ! Mrs. Law
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once F n': At the brl Ige t ih'e.
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M s Zell won high with Mrs Pat-
Georgia Powell
l a high f r g e i ;. At the Can
as a table. .Mrs. Erne a Shull and
JO 5-3231
M s Funk w i:« winners
The Tiles lay Club met Nov . 2!
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\ ith Mis. ilarry Van Gil lor.
Anton1’ those present we e M’s
R W Johnson, Mis Art Smith
Mrs. Hugh White Mrs. Hi! Il - I
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II, Mrs. Mabel Haven, Mrs
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Idah Everett, and as special
guests Mrs Arthur Sargent and
* ‘f Fo il, « o f., c l.o n , «conomicol.
Mrs. Bill Nisliet. Till* afletnoon
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was spent playing bridge with
A H e o lt fo rm b u ild in g « , p re h e a t«
Mrs. Johnson high scorer an I Mi -
farm equipm ent.
Sargent winning the visitor’s
W Drie» and cure« farm crop«.
prize.
V; 4 model«!
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7 5 ,0 0 0 B tu/H r. to 4 5 0 .0 0 0 B lu /H r.
SATURDAY,
DEC. 12, 1961
New Beauty Shop
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porardy
to learn
NUTRI-B1O
FOOD SUPPLEMENT
After tiie election of these of
ficers. the remainder of the af-
ternoon was spent working with
arts and crafts. The next meeting
on Dec. 15 will Iw at the home of
Mrs. John Foss, witli a Christmas
party and gift exchange to fol
low tiie short business meeting.
Tiie Junior Bowling team spon
sored by tiie Auxiliary and con
sisting of Margaret O’Meara, Lin
da VanGilder and Mary Spencer,
have been doing very well. They
howl at Tiie Dalles as members
of the Association of Little Lea
gues.
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Lyons, Lin
da. Ann and John, of Baker, were
guests during Thanksgiving of
the former's brother in law, and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brough
ton.
Many more gatherings of fam
ilies and friends have lieen miss
ed due to the fact your corres-
pondent spent most of Monday
keeping an appointment with her
doctor. She would appreciate it
very much if readers will call the
news to her as early In the week
as possible.
M M M
term :’: High School
December 8
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