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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1962)
PAGE I SI .M IN COUNT! JO U R N A L MORO, OREGON •their gu« - ', ovut the New Year ..(» ,.end Mr. and Mrs. Bott W att .... Grass V alley by Ann P.H/.er Mrs. -Jaek' Ada is wa- to h er bridge- <Tib at-he, T hursday 9fte< ¡1 \:th guests Mrs. Leta 1-Mlng» lalad Mrs. K endrick Dunlap, luncheon wu. e rv e l at lr»d dual tables follow«1 I b\ bridge. b: id-« Mrs. Es'lInger h e l l high core, Mrs. Ar zeir Lem ley second high and Mrs. Alffe«t Kock low. \ Irs. K ick alsr won th e door prize Mrs Lemley was presented a sp eclal prize by Mrs. Eben Kee foi the highest score of twelve 1 meetings. Oth- ers present were Mrs. Herman Peters, Mrs. Harol» I Eakin, Mrs Don Clodfelter, Mr ;. I). L. Rey- nolds and .Mrs. A. i ’. Balzer. Little Rodney All» •y, son of Mr. and Mrs. John All», •y, underw ent an operation at a h ispltai Thurs- day In The Dali» *s and was brought home F'rld Mr. and Mrs. (Jus H artm ann of Wasco were dinner guests Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. The American I. .egion auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Alfred Kock in Moro Tue sday afternoon Mrs. Kock, presld» .uit, conducted the meeting. Plans 1 were made to ask the girls who attended Glrlr State, to give their reports at the next m eeting Feb. 13. The presi- dent asked < ich to bring her fuv- orite recipe and jeveral house hold hints to the next meeting ’H's food cake Refreshm ents of »1» '► and coffee were ,-erved by the hostess. .Mr. and Mrs. Mai Ion (irews and family arrived i (unlay after- noon from Steven on, Wash., to visit her pareni;, Mr. and Mrs. Dell 01«! returnii ■ home Sunday afternoon. • Mr and Mi w« re b Satut n< u D«h.i In '1 . and Mrs. Ralph Balzer and son, Alan of Portland, w ere vis itor at the home of his parents, Mi' at' 1 Mrs. A Balzer, last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens, F ritz Rohweder, Mrs. Alfred Pay ne and Mis. Curly Eiehler were among the visitors in The Dallez Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and family were dinner guests Jan. 7 at tiie home of her mother, Mrs. A. von Borstel and Phil. Mrs. A. von Borstel, Mrs. Verne Mobley and .Mrs. A. A. Dunlap were business visitors in The Dal les Thursday. Mrs. Frank von Borstel spent Thursday afternoon visiting Mrs. Frank Sayrs at Moro. The Gamma Lambda No. 84 held a regular meeting in th '’ IOOF hall Tuesday afternoon. Rosalee Eslinger presided with als>ut 18 m em bers present. The girls revealed their secret sisters and drew names for the coming year. Mr. and .Mrs. Donald Clodfelter and Wendell were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace May Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam All»erty and family went to Redmond Sunday and spent the day visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Car ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty and Sandy were business visitors in The Dalles Friday. Mr. and Mrs F rank von Borstel went to Hood River Friday and spent the »lay and evening visit ing at the home of Mr. an»l Mrs Don Marsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and Ricky of Bend went to P o rt »1 M artin land Monday to keep an appoint- 1 Portland 11K hi 1-r Ricky to see th e d<x’to r Mrs Boyce Blaylock and Mrs Bill Rolf»* were busin« -¡s v isito rs in P o rtlan d Tuesday and Wednea- 1 Jo»» m il \ . ,1 and Mrs. Dlan Stark and V 1» Barnett were visitors ' Halles Tuesday. T FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1962 4-H CLUB NEWS The Kent Safe H u n te ri Club met Jan. 8 at the Kent grade school. Gary Carlson, president, called th e meeting to order, which was followed by secretaries re port. We reviewed from previous m eeting due to absences. The next meeting will be held Jan. 22 at 7:30 p. m. at the Kpnt school. Colleen Jefferies, ”eporter M The Dough and Sews held a m eeting Nov. 16 at 4:00 p. m. at Mrs. Eddie Justesens. The county extension agent Mrs. W alker a t tended and handed out books and answered questions. We sang two songs, then playe a game The form er leader, Mrs. H attrup, was asked to come and help us but it really was a surprise show er for her. The next m eeting is Jan u ary 12 at 4:00 p. m. at the Kent school. Jill Nogle, reporter If bills are bothering you, take a tip . . . budget your The K nitting K nitters w ith L a velle Dorm aier leader, met Jan. 10 at 3:45 p. m. at the A1 Dor m aier home. The m eeting was called to order by the president. All new and old business was done. Then all s|>ent some time knitting. Arlene Dormaier, reporter cash with a checking ✓ account at The Oregon Bank. You’ll have better money control and The Ju n io r Electricians met at 7:00 p. m. Dec 6 at the Rufus schoolhouse w ith Mr. daym an, leader. We selected a name for our club. We were shown how electric motors work. For entertainm ent we sang a song and played basket ball. We are going to have a joint C hristm as party with the other Rufus 4-H clubs. Otto Petersen, reporter The Ju n io r Electricians under leadership of Mr. daym an met at 7:00 p. m. Jan. 3 at the Rufus schoolhouse. We started to mak>? our electric motors. For e n te r tainm ent we played basketball. Our plans for the future are to finish our electric motors. ________ Otto Petersen, reporter i Smilo Callaway S I S a record of where your money goes. Choose a regular or special checking account, whichever meets your needs better. OUR 75,h ANNIVERSARY, 18871882, S jc Zero splash and play in his swimming pool at the Portland Zoo. HAVE FUN! Collect photos of Zoo animals. Visit any -a TH E branch of The Oregon Bank for your free photo of Zero. Leonard R. Smith OREGON BANK Phone CY 6-3135 The Dalles, Oregon THE DALLES BRANCH fourth Court Street Dr. Otis G. Perkins Optometrist 103 E. 2nd s t Tel. CY 6-3362 The Dalles, Ore. BILLS, BILLS, BILLS- NOTHING BUT BILLS” A/» tr i Fcucrc1. Deposit Inturunce Corporation P O R T L A N D Member Federal Reserve S) stem A long w ith R egular W eekly L ivestock A uction AT Madras Livestock Auction Market WASCO PHARMACY PHONE G12-5262 Sherman Theater FRI. SAT. SUN., JANUARY 19—20—21 T hose F ightin ', L ovin 'L frthfrnkks ¿¡ retaking off O n F uriough F or G irls .G iris .G irisi % MADRAS, OREGON Good, Native Feeder Cattle Wednesday, January 24 12:00 noon SELLFRS: F or more dollars . . . M arket your cattle at th e M adras Livestack A uction M arket, located in th e heart of C en tral O regon’s Great Livestock F eeding Area. BUYERS: For your choice in Feeder Cattle, Attend this Sale A ll cattle sorted as to size and quality. This is an o p e n consignm ent sale Please C o n sig n Y o u r L ive sto ck at Earliest P ossible D ate FOR INFORMATION CONTACT in COLOR OLEN S1MMELINK Phone 475-2239 ROSS EVERY Auctioneer Grants Pass, ( Ireiron PAUL SCHOEN 473-3251 RAY ULRICH Pilone 475-2965