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FAGS 4 SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL MORO. O REG OX FRIDAY. DEC EMBER 2», 1961 Kent. Steve.Ck>se of EorUurtd anti Mrs. Ralph Haynes of Richland Moro Uil Co. .... . Guy A ndrew s They spent the w ere dinner guests C hristm as day $ 124.00; Pacific Pow»-r & Light Co. *sationid Sheriff’s Association * < IS A 1J ION URGED the open market; and It protects evening visiting and later refresh In Kent at the home of .Mr. and Kirk s Plum bing Heat- by Ann Halxer _ & ______ n Oregon . ’a modified - certifie 1 the public health. ing A H eating $13.50; Sherm an •y^C E L L A N E O U S:’ D angs free status is dependent Calf vaccination is free. W ith the m ents were served by the hostess Mrs Verne Mobley , Mr. and Mrs Donald von Bor- _ Mr. and Mrs. Danny . Duncan -------------- — . E arl and Suf* r Market $ 41; Conley Cheni! B anker’s Life & Casualty Co up° n tbe success of the state's present low incidence of Bang's of Mr -------------— and Mrs. Don stel had as dinner guests Christ- Portland and Eugene Knott and family left Wednesday on the cai & SuPPiY Co., $7 09 $13.66; F irst National Bank $317.’ program t« r vaccination of heif- disease, universal vaccination to- rnas eve Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jen- children of Kent spent Saturday train for Carlisle, Iowa to spend F ° l RTHOUSE REPAIRS & 00; State Tax Commission $63.20- e r calves against brucellosis, gether with m arket cattle testing ins of Im tla n d , Mr and Mrs. evening visiting at the Olan C hristinas w ith relatives and LMPRO5 EMENTS: I-E.R.B.-Social Security Revoiv- 8 recertification entails test and tniik ring test can beat the Alfred Kock of Moro and Mr. and Stark home at Kent. friends. K irk ’s Plum bing & Heating, ing Fund $170.27. in« a specified num ber of anim als disease, in the m arket cattle phase J ! ra ’ t?H1 I,jusch and th eir guest Harry Stark was a business Mr. and Mrs. Dick E arl and J8 0 0 ’ Moro Lum ber & Fuel Co., ROAD FUND: over a three-year period and, mos* cattle entering m arket channels Miss France* Thompson of Bend, visitor in The Dalles W ednesday. family of The Dalles spent Christ- $7-32; A & Z Cabinet W orks $265.- WAGES: im portant of all not less than 80 are blood tested; in milk ring r ra n k von Bmstel Jr. of Rose- Frank von Borstel Jr. came mas day a t the home of his par- G unnels, $10.00. Lloyd Gosson, $435.54; F rank , cent of el*gible heifers retain- screening tests, individual ani- burg was a caller at the Donald Sunday from Roseburg to spend ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Earl. ( 1RCUH COURT: B ayer $345.72; Jerrold Morehouse **' ° n Iancbes and farm s m ust be mals of herds showing reaction von Borstel home Christm as day. the Christm as holidays w ith his Open house will be held at the November term of court t $329.42; $332.22; E arl Johnson $350 47* ' ah5*nated- are blood tested. Both tests spot Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson spent parnets, Mr. and Mrs. Frank von B ernard M artin’s new home in dobn H - Newman $132.70. ). J °c Griggs $373.02; Lee G u n n e l« T here are innum erable advan- reactors. V 'r.um . Bankers n _■___ Life . .. & _ (L7u-dtv tuges taves to iu-ah •at __ ____ front Monday till W ednesday in Borstel. G rass Valley on Decemiter 31. C<>L’«T Y COURT: $359.07; 60th /■ cattlem en and dairy- 1 illam o o k visiting friends, stop- Mr. and Mrs. F rank von Bor- Sunday, from 6.00 p. in. until L ester W ilson $37.00; Vernon I Co., $1G.8O- F irst Nation-*! n- l nicn ih maintainin'? an a/U ni.o»« m aintaining adequate ping In P ortland to shop enroute stel and Mr. and Mrs. Donald 11 p. m. and Monday, Jan u ary 1 M dler $78.80 1-1 “ ank vaccinatlon P e g ra m . It insures $288.80; -- State Tax’ CmnmissTon Dr. Otis G. Perkins home. ('lodfelter and Wendell drove to 1962 from 1:00 p. m. til 4:90 p. m. JU STICE COURT: $54.60; P.E.R.B.-Social Sw nrinz a tlean herd w ith a m inim um of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schilling Hood River Tuesday w here they Mr. nd Mrs. ^Wallace May^had Wasco $10.00; Darwin Devolving Fund, h 12 ' “ ril? calf losses from abortion; vaccln- Optometriat had a* th e ir guest over the Christ- enjoyed Christm as dinner w ith as their guests over the holiday ' an Gilder $25.00; Pacific North- MISCELLANEOUS ated cattle may move across state 405 K. 2nd St. mas holiday his m other Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Marsh and h e r brother, William W alter of west Bel1 $ Craig Office Sup- D epartm ent of Motor -- — _____ Vehicles bnes w ithout being tested; a vac- H erm an Schilling of 'The Dalles, family and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hood River. They called on the P ^ $ ^ 30; Sherm an County Jour- $2.00; Pacific N orthw est Bell $11 - cinated is w orth more on T el. CY 6-5362 T he D alles, Ore. Mrs. H enry Roth of Olympia Eccles and family and other rela- Ralph Busses in Moro C hiistm as nal $10°0. 45; City of Moro $1.75; Pacific ~ arrived S aturday to spend the tives and friends at the Crag Rat afternoon. MENTALLY DISK \SED- Pow er & Light Co., $13.44; D un holidays here w ith her daughter, Hut. Mr8. Grace Zevely of Wasco C. L. R oberts $3.00 ' ham P rinting Co., $218.60; F la tt’s Mis. Kenneth Crews and family. Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland spent spent Sunday afternoon visiting W EED CONTROI • Truck Service $2.50; Lloyd Gos- Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kock had as C hristm as in Rufus with th e ir at the Wallace May home. L. H. B utcher Co $120 05- *>n $65.00 C hristm as guests Saturday even- son, Howard Garland and family. Mrs I Don Cox was hostess at a e r Products Co. $151 90 ing Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Kock and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe had as dinner party at her home Tuesday after W E L FA R E : ’ T1RES & TUBES: MoroanMrMan d HM ? 7 n n np ' n Chr,8tm as dfly Mrs. Har- noon. The Cox home was gaily S tate Public Cushm an Equipm ent Co.. $102.- W elfare Commis- im l ¿ X n t 1 I aU8Cn “ W*," s ° ' Wasc°. n « J n ’ y decorated for the C hristm as sea «'.73225 54; Shoop & Schulze $57 13- REPAIRS: Mr an.l V r r i i J . 'n , . I u „ 'i '" '“ 1'1 R" lfe’ Charl,‘s n a k e r' son « ” » P l« e w ith a tree Dessert »«A R D OF PRISONERS ' -AI;irtiu and children Ronnie and Douglas w as served at individual tables » u s k y Hut $8.20; The ^Cushman E quipm ent Co., $546.- bad dinner (h rlstm a s evening of Klnzua. Mr and Mrs Bill Rolfe centered with C hristinas holly T avern «2 80 07; Smith Auto P arts $5.58- Miller Motors, $9.01; Mid Columbia Rad iator $5.00; The Dalles Iron acific W orks $277.67; Stone M achinery Sher- Co., $1,119.02; Russ Volstcff Pon- tiac $1.54; O’Meara Supply & i,n . . , piem ent Co $ i63 75 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and MISSION Rolfe and Mrs. Har- door prize \cei- W EED CONTROL: L. H. Butcher Co., $1,200.75; Miller Products Co., $303.80; Moro $46 37- b raln G r° Wers $2310-‘ Moro Lum- As another year rolls hy, we wish our many Riggs a n i Bob Rolfe and fam ilj d ,^ “ — - TT ' 7 ,h ’ T V 7 - - - ' = ¿ X h o a X ^ friends and their loved ones a joyous and i^ A R D OF B l l G a i r e t t o f B eaverton sp e n t of T he Dalles. a bridal show er for Peggy A lbert v J K. M c K e a n t i n w Mrs SM a u d e ^ u rre R 1 ‘n ° th e r’ f. M™. i*/* Ki” g WM ho-teM for M ,,,er’ on December 29, Friday. K aseberg $13.60 Dinner guests at the home of Friday f ^ " 2 ^ * 2 * m‘- at the U ernard M artin EMERGENCY FUND: r r» ¡¡S’ .™ - --------« Lu.m ber * • Fuid u n $8-27; rum-a-Lum Lum ber Co., $383 9'> GAS & OIL: Shell Oil Co., $179.43 ■ - opened their gifts around the do- corated Christm as tree. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg had as dinner guests Christm as day Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bla^g of I he Dalles and her son In law, and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Schulenburg and children ( hrla and Connie Sue of Spokano. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakln had as dinner guests C hristm as dav ------ Reynolds and B alliger Insurance Agency $85.00; trie Supply Co.. $53.67 Mark, Mrs. C. F. Kellogg Mrs *’ , ’* 1 Sam A lberty and Sandy, Stevie Minutes of regular m eeting of — Borg. Mrs. Mark Bird and Jim m y. N ovem ber 1, 1961 read, approved The home was gaily decorated and Klgned hy county court. for the Christm as season com- Glaims presented against gener- plete with a tree around w hich aI fund and road fund Or>e claim the children ojiened th eir gifts. dloll°we<i against general fund, Cookies, ice cream and lemonade re,naind<’’* ordered paid. were served by the hostess Portion of one road claim disal- Mr. and Mrs Gene Rpvnm i lowed- rem ainder ordered paid, had as their guests n - ,Flnancial statem ent showing all nürf'dav4T fund '’^lances November 30, Ml and Mrs Tom E akin and e ve and C h ristm as ,t ,v ' h .T ' 1™ ? . ' ' Iun<1 r’a ‘«nces as of N ovember 30. < larenee H igley and K ay of Moro, ents, Mr. and Mrs C F k i n 1961 prescnted. examined, ap- Mr. and Mrs H arry Dean E akln Of Portland and his narem approved and ordered filed. th i lr W‘,y h ° me fro n and M rs- D. I. Reynolds ’ M GasoHne consum ption for mon- I he Dalles, w here they had din- i\t.- ««a w<„. din November nrpspntpH— presented— «v. ex 'Mr. and Mrs. Danny Duncan of th of November ner w ith her parents, Mr. and amined, approved and ordered P o rtlan d spent the holiday week Mrs. Ariel Morgan, to visit a end here with his parents, Mr. filed. while. Road balances for m onth of and Mrs Sim Dunean. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paunch and November presented— examined, Mr. and Mrs. Dick th e ir guest Miss F ran ces Thom p- N euta, Mr. RUSt ®nd approved and orderv filed. son of Bend went to Portland and family »nd Mrs. John Alley VACATION OF STREETS IN „ . . „ and Mr< and Mrs. Tuesday on business Rl FUS, OREGON— Court signs Ralph Rust were dinner Mr. and Mrs Harold Eakln had ( ■hiisi,nas ....... day at ,he E a r l'o b U Cl° '" n* portion of Firs» as dinner guests Saturday even- home Street and “A” street in Rufus, Oregon. G. Fox and A. J. Smith appear before court on behalf of Safety Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins of Com m ,tte ittee e of of R ufus G range re: Mr. and Mrs ‘ D ell oi.iw i ,r. 1 °mm Portland r o rtia n d cam e to spend the hull- S atu rd ay fo r Stevens i '* ! P,aclnK of reflectors on tu rn s on days h e ir with their daughter, C hristm as with their son i n ^ w Iower end of Rufus road-C o u rt to Mrs Donald von Borstel and fam and daughter, Mr and Mrs* itor- Investigate lnvest,gate installation of said reflectors. yMr. an,I Mr.,. W illard llarn ei, Mr " X ? „ RE: RE LOCATION OF HIGH WAY. Celllo-Rufus Section, Col ~ - umbia River Highway. Mr. Maupin. Mr,, o . N. R u ^ i c . Mr. h u l ^ , ^ a du Prange, representative from State and Mrs. Orville Ruggles and They all went to Tygh Valley and Highway Commission m eets with family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc »|»ent eve at the home court and discusses signing of Kinney and son, Alan, of H erm is of Mr. C hristinas agreement. and Mrs md Mrs. H a rrv Hootw.r ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm and to celebrate Mr H o o S 7 I t MKT IN SPEt lAI. HER- birthday. H oopers <x»URT McKinney and family of Wasco. Mr. and Mrs Arzell Lemley had Mr. and Mrs. Sam All>ettv and nK< KMREK »»• ’»«« as guests over the C h rlstn n s family were dinner guests of - ^Ir 1 hane- Rufus to lie given holiday their son in law and dau and Mrs V S. A lberty In Moro « franchise to haul garbage, In Ru- * n ro fus area,— subject to revocation ghter, Mr. and Mrs. David Stum p C hristm as dav. L. and son from Monmouth, Mrs. T h .. n r . . . v . i u , u . . . by court at any time ‘ *,kah lodge Balance of road claim allowed Charles Ixunley and Frank Ixmi- No. t i s V ii \ 1« h eld its regular m eeting and ordered paid. ley of Gresham who arrived F ri in : i< R)t»l- hall W ednesday ADJORUNMENT day, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane ernn r K X,IS. ‘i rank Ketter’ rwb,e <'LAIMS PRKRKNTKD Ai.AIN Lemley and family who arrived Sunday from Portland. Mr. and M a u d , presided wPh thirty mem- ST NIIKHMAN COUNTY. OllE- Mrs. Gordon Lemley und family " i s present After the business «ON. GKNKRAG AND ROAD was held for K INDS KOR NOVEMBER. (Mil. had din ner w ith them ('h rlstm as me«'!ing a p arty members present A fter the busl- tPPKOVKD DEt'KMRKK fl. liWI day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakln w ere ’ < ' m eeting a party was held for TERM OK COURT. business visitors in Portland members with birthdays and wed S H E R IF F ’S OFFICE • ling anniversaries in December Pacific N orthw est Bell $22 60; T hursday and back on Friday. It was also a C hristm as party Burroughs Corporation $3 40; m I ..inU v . r. . ----- ’ ••»»»‘roughs Corporation $140: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ■h i ™ 7 " ’, r , T b w e r a n o « , « . Supply JS 3i; KHharn took their son, Kenne to The ’es Dec, m w here he und» <ui emergency appen Mr. î ïf ..' ' f l Har ° « Eî!“ n ' SmlIh Au,° r a r ,s $79 4»; Oregon U-., rn‘. *,nd.? ,s Fen *s ,a tp Sheriff’s Association $25 00; dee. He was brought horns n „.ob eth W ilson i hosy with annlver- C L. Roberta $127 90; C. L. Gray Saturday for Christm as. Mrs Arzell Lemley held open ol \i. i‘ ’ n X , h S 7 ’ t ank R n a H v ar' e r’ SiU John 110 B M: nuck 20; $900 Jim J am ’ n0? nd Mrs ,nv 40; Tavk>r John SU Cain bouse Saturday afternoon honor It's easy for a busy secretary to a^u n ie that most Refreshm ents were CLERK ’S OFFICE- ing her daughter, Mrs. David serve»! w ins Intern e — _ William _ later K.. by « Mrs. ( \ei \ one lianks at U. S. National. She sees so many Pacific N orthw est Bell $18.20; Stum p of Monmouth. The house Brlnkert, Mrs John Rust, Mrs Kllham Stationery A P rinting Cn was gaily decorated for the C hrist H. O Dugger and Mrs. fellow workers taking advantage of time-saving U. S. Ralph $1130; Moro Postm aster $15 00; mas season complete with a tree. Rust. conveniences. (For example, bank-by-mail service,’ Marie Hosktnson $65 00; Recor Holiday refreshm ents were se r P , m i l 7 ‘7 ‘,‘nd SkeVt Wvnt to dak GurPoration $7*80 ^ Dunham with postage paid both ways.) And as a woman, she ved from a lace covered table de I »Hand Saturday and brought P rinting Co $133 25 corated w ith holiday decorations, ■ m o th e r M rs Jessie Brander, TREA SU RER’S OFFICE: especially appreciates the little U. S. “extras” which to tl»e friends who called. Mrs » o n .- w ,t » th e m for the holidays Sherman Countv Journal $6 00; compliment her good taste -su c h as petite, purse-size Charles Lemley, grandm other of Christinaa parties were held In Moro Postm aster $11.00. the honor guest poured checkbooks in a choice of popular colors. U.S. National • a» n room at school F rid a y after- ASSESSOR’S OFFICE: Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark had as noon w ith an exchange of gifts Pacific N orthw est Bell $10 60; even helps her enjoy hill-free holiday shopping with a d in n er guests ('h rlstm as day Mr. and refreshm ents. Mrs. Orville and Mrs. Harold Owens and fam Ruggles was In charge of the 3rd C raig O ffice S upply $3 53: K ll Christmas Savings Club account. Yes, there are lots of ily, Mrs W, D. Barnett, John and 4th grade room serving re ham S tationery A P rinting C o . reasons why U. S. National is her kind of bank. We’d P eters and Steve Close of P o rt ft »•-diluents of cookies, ice cream $46 04; B urroughs Corporation SIR 40; Addressograph M udigraoh land. like to ;X>w you that it’s “your kind of lvank,” too! and punch Each was given a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens ha I candy cane Mrs. Ed F ritts and Corporation $7 79: as th eir guests C hristm as ev* Juania McClain w era In charg« COUNTY PRINTING iiudii Sherm V uuiiiy journal Journal $17 16 an County Mrs. W D. Barnett. John Peters, ........................., , W I» .........DiK i n r.. . S 7 \'ond *rade room. CHARTER COMMITTEE: Mr. and M rs. W illard Barnett and R efreshm ents of decorated Christ- Bureau of Municipal RM earrh son, Keith B arnett, Mr. and Mrs. mas cookies and milk were served Sen-Ice $4 <>0 Herman Pvt. i M r and Mr*. Ar- and each received an Individual A DISTRICT ATTORNEY d e n l e t e r g o f Madras, Mr. and stocking with candy and t»»v* T 1 e * J r in 7 n .A ? tia \9 .T prosperous New Year with a big thank you for all your favors and patronage. Fields’ Confectionery ^S < AIV GURNMENT "Sure, I bank at U.S. -doesn't eveffuo^l" Í / '‘ m ™. Olan Stark and family of M r. A. A. Dunlap ami Mr and O O LT ITIK M -SE^ID EN TA L S; ir is 1.2 y j t n n r /.T K S n a t io n a l b a n k o r P o r t l a n d R k w v in q or r ooh aaei iw>n • rrn r
