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Í*A(.E 1 SHERM AN COVNTl JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON F K IH 11, l»E< EMBER 1, IMI Grass Valiev spent the holiday here w ith her parents Mr. and Mr». Alfred Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lemley and family came up W ednesday from Portland and spent the long Thanksgiving weekend w ith his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arzall Lem ley. O ther dinner guests T hanks giving day were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lemley and fam ily and Mr and Mrs. Bill Pausch. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer a r rived W ednesday night from < ove and were over night guests ol h er parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg, also T hursday night, re tu rning to th eir home F rid av m orning. by A nn R a l/rr o in n e r gue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Balzer Thanks- giving day u e Mr. and Mrs Clair Balzer u love, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Bruckei of Bend, Mr. an I Mrs. R. J Bn te rt of Moro, Mr and Mrs. Gus H artm ann of Was'-o and Mr and Mrs. Charles H art mann and family of The Dalles. D inner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William B rlnkert Thanksgiving day were Mr. and Mrs. John Alley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill B rlnkert and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson and family of The Dalles. (Mr. ad Mrs. J. W. Blagg had as dinner guests Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blagg and Sandra of Portland who can e W ednesday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds went to Stevenson, Wash., W ednesday and had Thanksgiving dinner at the home of th eir son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews retu rn in g home Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock and son Orville and Mr. and Mrs. _____ E. R. Blaylock went to Moro and I \R I 1 A I ,E I » KOR l.M Q C K - used to te a m o x e n — b efore enter* had T hanksgiving dinner at the NKMH is th is site in th e fam ed in g th e h ea rt o f m ile-deep H ells home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bel- H ells < anyon reach of the S n ak e (a n y o n . Idaho P o w er h arn essed she, other guests were Mr. and R iv er w h ere Idaho P o w er C om Mrs. Jim Belshe and son of Moro. p a n y ’s liig O xbow h y d ro electric th e uniq u e h o rsesh o e bend w ith a Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert p ro ject w as com p leted T u esd ay rock till dam (left circle) on one and Gary were In Portland Friday to tam e North A m erica ’s d eep est sid e o f the how. W ater train the w here they attended a funeral go rg e a secon d tim e. H ere the reserv o ir flo w s through tw in tun n els in th e m ountain at cen ter to and returned home Saturday. S n ak e flo w s lietw een to w erin g H|»in fo ||r ¡„in.-,, gen erators in the Mr. and Mrs. Roy P ittenger m o u n ta in s around the oxb ow " p o w erh o u se (right circle) on the and sons of Sunnyside arrived nam ed a fter the carly-il.iy yo k e W ednesday for T hanksgiving dir- r.er with h er parents the John as grand representative of Sas-ner guests Thanksgiving Mr. and Rusts. O ther guests w ere Mr. and katchew an In Oregon, will l>e held Mrs. H. O. Dugger. Mr. and Mrs. In the Masonic hall Sunday Dec Mrs. H arry Hooper and Floyd of Ralph Rust »pent the evening em ber 3 from 2 to 5 p. m. Mem T.vgh Valley, Mr. and Mrs, Verne Mobley and family of Kent and there visiting bers and friends are Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox had as Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Peters and family. th eir guests F rid ay and Saturday went to Madras W ednesday and Keith Mobley of Salem, Mary Mrs. Kate Blanchard and her son sp ent till S aturday visiting their Mobley of Monmouth and Ronald and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mor- son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Mobley of OSU at Corvallis spent gan anil family all from Hoquiam, ,|en Peters. Thanksgiving and the weekend W ashington. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling had at the home of their parents, Mr [tert I ox had as dinner guests Thanksgiving and Mrs. Verne Mobley. Mr. and Mi Thank ivi n g with Mr. day his mother, Mrs. W. F. Schil The Stark family enjoyed their ar.< d r Don ling, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews Thanksgiving dinner in the Kent Mr. and Mi and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Legion hall Thursday. Those pre Thm iksglvi' Schilling and son, Brian and (Mr. Carl von II > anil Mrs. Art Schilling and sons, sent were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis U l Stark of the Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Id Shar !’ " ild and Gene. Willis B rittain and Kay of Bend, Mr. and Air D c Pad get wi i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H attrup Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hackleman to Lakeview an I spent Thank an I Rita were dinner guests and sons of Lakeview, Mrs. Ra giving and the v, < cekend with h Thanksgiving day at the George chael Kneebone and Ilia of Ash parents. v >n Borstel home. land, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark an I Jonah! von Ilo Mr. and Mi Donald Clodfelter who under family of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Ha-- stcl and fai * dinnr went m ajor surgery at St. Vin r> Stark and family, Mr. and Mr and Mr: cent's hospital recently Is com- guest» Kunda; Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and family, Kenneth Hatt ing dong fine ind will he home Mrs. Josephine P arkhurst of Kent Mr. and M- W arren Elliott this week. and Mrs. Eleanor Borg and child and family Ived T hursday Mr. and Mrs. Don Marsh and ren. A fter dinner the afterno »n from Pnrt|.',n,| I snenf Thanks- f ni l.v of Hood River were din- was spent playing volleyball and giving and till IV 1th lu r r e r guests F riday at the Erank visiting. parents Mr. a Mrs. D. L. Key- von Borstel home. Mrs. Donald D inner guests at the home of nolda. Mr. an Mrs Gene Re,’ Clodfelter and Wendell and her Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark F riday nolds and fam ha I dinner \v‘ih m other, Mrs. ( ’ P Adams were evening were Mr. and Mrs. Olan them Thankful ng day. dinner guests also. The Marsh Stark and family of Kent, Mr. Dinner guc ts at the Orvtlle family went home with her m oth and Mrs Willie Hackleman and RugRlee home T hanksgiving were er, Mrs Clodfelter. They left Sat sons of Lakeview, Mrs. Josephine Mr». O. N. Ruggles, Mr and Mts urday for their home taking Mrs. Parkhurst of Kent, Mrs. Rachael W illard Barnett. Keith Barnet- Adams to her home in The Dalles Kneebone and 111a of Ashland of Maupin, and Mr and Mrs. Earl after spending several days here and Mr. and Mrs. Erank E. Bayer and family. McKinney and Man of H ermiston with her daughter. Wendell Clodfelter returned to Mr and Mrs. G ary Schilling Dinner guests at the home of and son, Brian, have moved to DSC Sunday after s|>ending the Mr. and Mrs. John Reckmann Thanksgiving holiday with his the Roy Schilling ranch where m other Mrs Don Clodfelter lb Thanksgiving day were Mr. and they will make th eir home Mrs Ralph Eakin of Condon. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth (’rows stop|H'd in Portland and vl site» and Mrs Alva Eakin and family and famllv wert* visitors in The his father a while. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I .enney and Mr. and Mrs. Mathews of Dalles S atnrdai when they re went to Portland Tuesday on bu- V eiser, Idaho, Mr and Mrs. Andy turned they had dinner nt th e Reckman and Kelly of Sandy. home of Mr and Mrs Sam At- slness. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin had Katie and Peggy, Mr and Mrs. ’•< rt\ Joe Hammond and daughters. M -. Mr and Mis. H N Riggs h a te as guests Friday and Saturday and Mrs Estel Hartley an I Jam es Insight th e Gat v Schilling house Mr. and Mrs Jam es Manning an I Hartley and a fri?nd from P ort family of Portland. and moved In o \e r the weekend land. Mr. and Mrs. t ollb Rice of Mr. and Mrs H arry Stark were Alice Eslinger, a student at Ju d Sweet Home and and wife, son hifalner» visitor» in Madras Wed- son Baptist College in Portland Mr and Mrs. Huel tire of Salem need »y. spent the holiday here with her arrived In Moro Thursday to visit A ptrtriic rereptien honoring parents Mr and Mrs. Marcus Es- Mrk Wallace Mav who is a»rving th eir daughter. I Mrs E. P. Thomp- linger. She returned to Portland son and family. Mr and Mis Huel Mrs. Del W right of Rice visited at th home of Mr. Monday Wasco had dinner with them and Mrs. Haro 1 Eakin Friday. C b H rwav Mr and Mrs Frank K etter had Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs Marcus 1 ding< a- dinner gue ts Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs E irl Olds and Robin and family w er in The Dali. L e o n ird R S m ith Sunday lere ey were dinm and Mr. and M s Dick Rust and P h on e C’i 5*3155 Mr. mil Mr It Neuta. T he Halle», Oregon Hogue. Mrs A A I ap had as din- Mrs. Joe Hat >nd and daug ters, Rita and M argaret, and Mr- Dick Reckm an and daughters, Katie and Peggy, went to P ort land Friday for the Fairytale parade, returning Saturday, Mrs W D Barnett ami John FRIDAY & SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1 2 Peters had Thanksgiving dinner op p osite side. O xbow ’» com p letion w h ich cam e w ith «tart-up of th e fourth gen erator, m akes Idaho P ow er’s new three-dam develop* nien t of the H ells ('an yon reach tw o-th ird s com p lete. w ith o n ly the alread y-started H ells C anyon Ham rem ain in g. B ow n lee Ham w as com p leted in January, !<).’><), as the d e v elo p m en t’s first unit. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens and family. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and K athy of Kent, Mrs. W. D. B ar nett and Mrs. Harold Owens were business visitors in Portland re cently. Steve Close of Portland spent the holiday weekend here visiting friends. Alfa Jean Payne of The Dalles ** k 2 BESSIE’S BEAUTY SHOP at Grass Valley NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 1 Technicolor* -- WGl RAI T »«4 JAtttS to« t«» SUNDAY & MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 4 WHAT WAS THE TRUTH ABOUT ADA? Son 7 HOMO I • , W’alk as close to Y’alentines day as possible. All 4-H members and parents are invited. A dem onstra tion was given by Paulette Pat- node and Jill Nogie on how to saddle a horse. Club leader, Orval Patnode, reported that the club received a gold seal aw ard for work done last year. The next meeting will be held at Alsups on December 17. Lori Alsup, reporter The K nitting Stars met at 3:30 Nov. 20 at the Grass Y’aliey school with th eir leader Mrs. Myrle Smith and Janet W alker, county agent, and Mrs. Oltsman as guests. Janet W alker discussed how to give a dem onstration. Mrs. Smith explained to the younger girls how to fill out their 4-H record. I he girls worked on th eir gar ments or article. The girls plan to wear last years knitted g ar ments to church Dec. 3 as a group and sing a song. Melva Alberty, reporter The Dough and Sew’s first meet ing of the y ear was held Nov em ber 9 at Kent Grade School. The leaders are Mrs. Eddie Jus- tesen and Mrs. Verne Mobley. Members are Bonnie and Candace Jefferies. P atty Knott, Teresa. Vicki and Patti Bardenhagen, Ka thy Stark, K rista Mobley, Jill Nogie, Alice Reckman and Col leen Jefferies. Officers are as follows: K athy Stark, president; Colleen Jefferies, vice-president; Bonnie Jefferies, secretary; Jill Nogie, news rep o rt er; Teresa Bardenhagen, song leader. The next m eeting will be hek’ at Mrs. Ju stesen ’s, November 12. Jill Nogie, reporter Dr. Otis G. Perkins Barbara Rust, operator Optometrist I ‘hone El) 3-2222 405 E. 2i»«l S t Tel. CY 6-5355 T he Halle», Ore. YOUR SAVINGS EARN DAILY M a k e s a v in g s d e p o s it s o n o r b e f o r e t h e lO th o f a n y m o n t h a n d y o u w ill e a r n i n t e r e s t o n y o u r s a v in g s f r o m t h e F irs t o f t h a t M o n th ! YOUR MONEY EARNS INTEREST ALI. THE T IM E IT ’S IN THE SANK © ' our M v in g j begin earning interest the same das thee are deposited o r front the first day o f any month if deposit is nude during the first 10 days. © Interest is added to your total savings four times a year. You then earn on the new, larger total. © Interest is computed daily. This means that >ou do not lose interest already earned i f you should have to w ithdraw a part o f Eastern Oregon • itNh wess L_—- * t The Little Rascals cooking club w ith Jacque von Borstel as leader met Nov. 9 at 3:30 in the Grass Valley school. We cooked potato soup, had a m eeting and play’d lootball. Our next m eeting won’t be un- ti' Nov. 30 due to Thanksgiving. Ricky Cantrall, reporter decided to have a party and cake your savings between quarterly interest payment periods. r .’ KS 7 ’ -***OB« 4-H CLUB NEWS 1 » » v *»- ■ » Sherman Theater c u . ^ H f l F N TRAUBfl HATMUtN I til MAI . MOP! PAT STANLEY. « Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May and family of The Dalles w ere dinner guests Thanksgiving day a t the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Higlev of La Grande had dinner T hanks giving day with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eakin. They were overnight guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock. They visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Jim Belshe in Moro F riday and were overnight guests and S aturday they visited The Scrambled ?ew-ers with his father, Clarence Higley and were overnight guests leaving Em inajean Sm ith as leader met Sunday m orning for LaGrande Nov. 13 at the Grass Valley Orville Blaylock home from La school. Visitors w er? 12 students, G rande also returned Sunday. 3 leaders and a ju n io r leader. They had the regular meeting Among the visitors in The Dal les Monday w ere Mr. and Mrs. and then continued w orking on F rank von Borstel, Mr. and Mis. projects. Susan L Eakin, reporter F rank K etter and Mr. and Mis. C. W. Fields. The How-D horse club met Nov. Tom and Dick Barnum were IS at the Verne Mobley home in home from St. M artin’s school Kent. Several money-raising pro near Olympia for the T hanksgiv jects were brought up and it was Smith JU RY'S BG6EST, BROADEST. FUNNIEST EVER! ing weekend with th e ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. L ester Barnum. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland and Cathy of Rufus enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner here w ith his parents Mr. and Mrs». Len Garland. O fm COI Çft 1 BAIsIw | ” Electric Ce. <£ Tor 96 years. First N ational has carefully protected its cus- tomers’ money. A ll savings deposits are insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Electric Contractors PLUS FIRST NATIONAL’S DAILY INTEREST IN SERV3NG YOU! PATTY O’MEARA commericial — residential industrial ESTIMATES and BID REQUESTS with no obligation E L E C T R IC HEAT O'MEARA SUPPLY CO. Wasco Phone 01 2 5402 The Dallas *:* CY6 4184 FOR O VER 6 0 0 . 0 0 0 O R E C C .’ I T 7 T L E » FIRST NATIONAL B A N K OF OREGON •« ♦•© R M 5 A X Of c 5 tg Ou * î CO«©«t)©n
