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JOURNAL, MORO, ORCGON
Grass Valley
H arriett* Wells at the home of
her grandm other, Mrs. T. M.
Rolfe. They will go to Prin-ville
by Ann Balzer
to attend his class reunion June
M inbt i. of Sherm an chapter 23 and 21.
\ o 132 t iet at the Masonic hall
Mrs. (m idon Lemley and Janice
T uesday evening fo r a pot hick and Mrs. Donah 1 von liorstel and
u inner followed by open installa Joy went to The Dalles Monday.
tion oi officers. The hall was The girl- took the train for Cove
In uitifuliv decorated with bas- w here they will M>end ten days at
Ascension sum m er school.
Mr. V. li. E akin of The Dalles
Mrs. Bill Pausch was in P o rt
«j.> in -u llin g officer, Mrs. D. L. land and spent a week visiting
Reynolds Installing chaplain, Mrs. M argaret Purvine. Mr. Pausch
Leta E sllnger installing m ar-hal, went down Friday and attended
< Dale i ’adget installing the A pia Spectacular at the Mem
ut
The officers installed
orial Coliseum.
Mrs. Harold Eakin »VM;
Mrs. A. von Borstel had as
Erkin, WP; Mrs Frank guests Sunday her sister and hus
ft tel. u. soc. m atron; Mrs. band, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lu»hv
Wallace May, i> retary; Wallace and their daughter in law, Mrs.
Mrs. Hob Sehili- Fred Luthy Jr. and son, Kenneth
Mnv tret
Alrs. Her nan I from Washougal, Wash., and Mrs.
mg, coudIvctress
Marlin, assoc. onductress; aj>- Frank Sayrs, Tony and Meiissa.
pulntive officers i nst ailed were
Mrs. Tommie B arnett w’as tak
1. Rey i j Is as chaplain, en hack to Portland last Monday
Mns. Let;a Esli ;er as warder; where she entered the Em anuel
Mrs. DabL Bad) t as musician; H o p ita l for medical attention.
Mrs. Jacli. A,lai [’as Ruth; Mrs. Mr. B arnett was down w ith her
H arry Ji is tesen is Esther; Mrs. and returned home Tuesday Mr.
V. B. Eu kin an
and Mrs. Bill Johnson w ent to
J. W. Bh
Portland Saturday to visit her mo
All off. cers vvt
ther at the hospital.
corsages. Mrs. 1
F rank Reeberger of P o rt’and
sente,1 Mis. liai
came up Thursday and was an
gill of a¡ )pi cciat ion for het as- over night guest of Mr. and Mrs.
htslance l luring the year. Mrs. Bill Pausch. That evening they
Gerald Haikuis of Grangeville, went to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
blalio Wi‘:
Arzell I-emley w here Mr. Ree
Mr. an<1 M rs. Gene Key..olds berger sh »wed pictures he took
and iumil5 went to Portland Sat- on fus trip s having recently re
git 1 tty aiu i psenl the day.
turned fit irt the South Sea Is
Mr. and1 Mrs.
lam l> o th e rs present were Mr.
went
to
Portland
Satur-
and Gui
ami \1 1 Bernard Martin, Mr. and
day ami inday they went tu Seat Mrs. Ehen Kee & Mrs. Don Ciod-
tle and spent, the day at the felter. Cookies, ice cream and cof
World s 1 air and hack to Portland fee were served by the hostess.
and home Monday.
St. John The Baptist Catholic
.Mis. f r a n k T. Bayer entered church in Grass Valley held reli
a Dalles hospital Thursday for gio u s vacation -chool at the grade
medical lleniiou. Mr. and Mrs chool June 11 through 16 with
Bayer, Helen and Byron 30 indents attending, conducted
went to The Dalles Sunday to b> S isters of th? Holy Name, Sis-
visit hi . m o th er at the hospital. tei P atricia Jean ami Sister Eileen
Julia Bayer went down Monday Frances. Mrs. Robert Holmes as-
h in gi andinotln r at
i-ted with the work.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer left
I. D unlap returned F rid ay for Portland and spent
lay n ig h t from Tygh l a th e r ’s Day weekeml w ith th e ir
ere she siient a veek on, Ralph B alzer and family, a t
• of h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. tending the Rose Festival parade
Harry 11 ■per and fam ily.
and goir ; to the Portland Zoo
K" In c /R o lle , sc o u tm a ster look Sunday aftern o o n , retu rn in g Mon
i he E xph ie r Scouts on a trip to
day.
P ii ind S atu rd ay , Ju n e !), to the
\li
I rances Mathew t arrived
•s< ’di G. inpicii and on to Fort Saturday from Tacoma to spend
Bi w i vvneic lin y stayed all night several weeks visiting her m other
going on to Sea!tie foi the F air and a ter, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and
and home Tuesday, stopping at Mi
II ii riette Wells.
O lym pia at the S tate Capitol. Boys
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs.
going were Mike ami C lifford Deville Reggies, Mrs. E dgar Al
I d I, I.» in c tli Lem ley, Dean Kug- iev Mi; Ait Schilling. Mrs. Al
D.nii,
jlle , Gail S trcdley lred Payne, Mr.
B ernard Me-
id J i
Johnson,
cl> of The Dalles and Mr. and
M r.
.Mrs. Gordon Ixnnley Mi
Ila. Id l akin left T hursday
P o itla n d T h u rsd ay on taking the Theta Rho Girls to
uid h ic k S atu rd ay .
( .>- Ila,, to the assembly held
P rank
B ayer, Ju lia and l inn dav through Sattir lay. Girls
and M
H arry S tark , Lor- at ten ling were Ruth Aliev, Nancy
md Lou A nn and M ichael \lh erty. I at i Ida ami Anne Brown
epi • n Ah Donald w ere bu- Peggy Biggs, Sheri Rolfe, Mona
v.sitoi s ui T he I Julies i e- Eakin. Manya Neal, Judy Dunlap,
Lois I’.ivm Lorraine Stark, Annie
and M
H arry Stark and Wilson, Derrle Peters, Janice
wi nt i
Madras Sunday Lemley and Carolyn Johnson.
, w hen1 ;hey met They were jomed at the assembly
> of Culver and by Mi Selma W atkins of W"sco,
Redmond for a president of the Keliekuh Asembly
Pine Calls park. of Oregon Judy Dunlap was ap
d Ml
Don .Marsh and pointed I S to the w arden. Mrs.
! Philip of Hood Lari Old was elected vice-chair
ied .Mr. and Mrs. man of the Youth Committee.
t*l 10 Mens- I
Mona Eakin served as altar bear
eilm al.iv w here er The girls participated in min-
• latter's bro’her, petitive drills. Mrs. Schilling sto|>-
«•r a n t family. ped in Cottage Grove enroute
W orld’s Pair in home Saturday evening and had
\ and Friday, re lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
it urd ay.
Schilling.
H arry Stark had
Jimmy Young arrived W einer-
hinday her hr »th- dav from Oakland, Calif., to soend
N orm an McDon- ti e sum m er here w ith hk< aunt
A’ash , who i ame and ii inc'-?. Mr. iml Mrs Dell Olds.
Michael and
Mi and Mrs Arden Peters of
ter spending tvv o Mndr; a Slopped to visit a while
t th eir aunt and Sund, a.v with his patents. Mr and
Mrs Herman Peters.
L. Yv’ B ro d .way
Mi ami Mrs. H erm an P ete rs
W|>ort came Sun- ami Mr ami Mrs W allace May
t
m other, Mrs \v ere blist .e. v isito rs In T he Dal
Sherman
? . PAY ¿
Th» Rank
Organitatiori
Pr»»»nt»
ONE G.I.and 125 WACS
m
RICHARO
ArrCNBJRCUCH
JOKNGREGSON
M O A lL C R A IG
Sergeant
Was A Lady
PATROL
—\ i NCENI HALL "'. OfNMOI WA15M
M rs C a rl
v o n B o -ste l
lioR in t,iC C a lifo rn ia s c ^ o ’i be-Department of Motor Vehicles,
The Oregon program score 1 97
K aren,' KHsta, Larry and KarkZ
s h T c V i S e m ^ ^ t h " » P° h ’ !erm^
hlgh 8Core S ie v e d percent, along with those of 1111-
Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup, Rita and
h« lS ® meKT
of tbe ’each by 5he driver ,lcense Program a nois and Minnesota. North Caro-
Steve, lng slai* C the Multnomah countv "tribute tc Edward Syring, man- lina and Maryland scored 100 per
George, Mrs. Bud Kock
Mark
ager of the license division, and cent. Activities were graded by
Lori, Lisa and Billy, Mis
Cteon was born ‘ at Dassel, the other career employees
family and his m other, Mrs A rt Bird, Steve, Jim m y, Patrick and .. Irvin
‘
employees who
who the
the National
National Safety
safety council m
les Saturday
B o rs te l
Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter
went to Portland Tuesday on bu-
siness aim back Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sharp and
Sharp of The Dalles left Tuesday
for Seattle w here they attended
the
W orld’s
orld’s F
Fri-
the W
F air
air returning
returning Fri-
Paul, Mrs. Bill Jefferies, Timmy M‘?
and Susan, Mrs. George Moreau, ** ” ‘f
Julie
o f Moro.
M o rn T
h e ladies
ladies
Julie and
and Jill
Jill of
The
day.
visited and the children
,J ’ * e r®?n of 5.h e . Iat\ Mr' have built Oregon s licensing pro- connectioi. with the Annual Traf-
ra ' ¡ ^ ° ‘f 'T “ e haa
gram lo 11 Present high level ”
fic Inventory.
. ’*??•
Motors
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in Portland for the past 14 years.
The couple will he at home at
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr. and later decorated cup cakes cen
«201 NE Oregon Street, Portland
and Mrs Harold Eakin and Mona tered with a candle, ice cream a fter A u m s tT
returned .une 12 from a trip to cone clowns and punch and c a n - _______ * a 1
played
Long Beach, Calif., w here they dy were served by the hostess,
OREGON KKST IN SYSTEM
visited at the home of Mrs. Olds’ •— --------------- —
Oregon’s driver licensing pro
brother in law and sister, Mr. andftfA K G A K Fl W ILLIAMS
gram rated higher than that of
Mrs. E bner Hall, also visiting M ARRIED SATURDAY
any other western state, and tied
nieees and nephews anil th eir
ix-autiful Chapel of the with two other states for the sec
families.
Hills, on the west slope of Mt. ond highest score in the nation,
The Gamma Lambda Girls held Hood was the setting Saturday, in a na’tonal evaluation of 1961
a regular m eeting in the IOOF Ju n e 16, for the exchange of driver licensing activities.
hall June 12. Judy Dunlap, vice- vows and wedding hands by Mar-
Vem I, Hill director of the
presiden», presided w ith 15 pre- garet He.en W illiams of P o r t l a n d ------------------- ~ • -------------
sent. They practiced drill work and Irvin R. Olson, also of Port-
and made plans for the trip to land.
( ooh Bay to the assembly.
The brides parents are Mr. and
funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds w ent to Mrs. W alter W illiams of Port-
service
Stevenson, Wash., Friday and land. Mat garet is a graduate of
Leonard R. Smith
spent F a th e r’s day weekend w ith the Los Angeles State College, Los
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th eir son in law and daughter, Angeles, California, w here ’ she
T h e D alles, O reg o n
Mr. and Mrs. Mtirion Ciews and was assistant director of Recrea-
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family.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling went
to K lamath Falls Ju n e 8 to the
commencement at OTI when »heir
son, Gene, r?ceived his de
gree in diesel technology.
Mrs. George von Borstel wae
hostess at a party at her home
AND LEVELING
LAND ( LEAKING
Thursday, June 11, celebrating
the fifth birthday of h er daugh
ROAD BUILDING
ter, Beth. P resent were her sisters
Estimates at no charge
and brother, Judy, Alan and N an
cy, her grandparents,
Mr. and
Phone:
Route 3
Mrs. Ted von Borstel of The Dal-
iex C ? th y 7 w a y n e 'a n d Ted von Í CYpress 6 6649
The Dalles, Oregon
Smitir CaKaway
Chanci
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