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PACE I »HERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. ORHOOM Grass Valley FRIDA Y. .11 'EY 27. HM»2 Little League baseball games. W illard B arnett also attended the games. by Ann B alzer Saturday night at 7:30 a group Miss Carmen Johnson and Mi»» of young jieople of the com m un Ruth Alley were hostesses at a ity met on the Irw n of the Bap sui prise party hclfl in the Bill tist church where they played Johnson garage Saturday night, lawn games as badminton, cro honoring Judy Dunlap on her bir quet and volleyball. A fterw ards thday anniversary. The garage they sang songs followed by a waa decorated witn purple and w einer roast. Rex. Maynor Reed white crepe paper stream ers with and Bill Tod 1 w ere the chaperons. Ju d y ’s name on one side. Quite Marshall Schilling arrived Sun a group of young people enjoyed day from Portland to spend the the dancing by records. After harvest season at the Bill Todd Judy opened her gifts refresh ranch. ments of tak e and punch w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and fam served by Mrs. Jchnaon and Mrs. ily went to The Dalles Saturday Edgar Alley. Other chaperons w here they attended the picnic were Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, Mrs. field at Sorosis park by the Kor Orvile Rugg'es and Mrs. Tommy ean Adopted Tots Society. Thompson of Moro. Mrs. Oliver Schadewitz visited d he annual Parish picnic, spon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len sored by the Grass Valley A ltar Garland Sunday afternoon. Society, was held Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer spent Moro park. Following the picnic Sunday in Wasco visiting at the dinner they played games and home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus H art sjx?nt the afternoon visiting. mann. Mrs. Donald von B oil tel and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P erry of children, Joy, Wayne and Carsten, Portland liought Mrs. J. S. New went to Portland Tuesday for den comb’s house and are here getting tal appoint ments Wayne will ready to move into it with their stay and spend a week w i’h his family. They came up Saturday. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs John Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Sondenaa Jenkins. Cathy b a n Kulick, who an 1 children, Penny and Lynn, spent from Friday till Tuesday of Toledo came Saturday evening here with her aunt Mrs. Kenneth and are guests at the home of her lia ttru p an i family returned to mother, Mrs A. von Borstel Vis The Dalles with them. Enroute itors Sunday were Mr. and Mrs home th at evening they picked F rank Sayrs and children Tony up Joanne Kulick who will spend and Mesliisa of Moro. several days here w ith them. Mrs. Bill Johnson and Carmen Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark and and Tommie B arnett were busi- family, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Stark i ess visitors in Toe Dalles Wed of Anahehn, Calif., and Mr. and nesday. Mrs. Claud Bayer and family and Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Bayer Jessie Brander went to The Dal went to The Dalles Monday to les Sunday where they had a pic bring their son, Byron, home nic dinner in Sorosls park with from the h o sp ital w here he spent Mr. and Mrs. Erank E. Bayer and three weeks following a car acci Helen. dent. Visitation will be limited Mrs. F rank Sayrs took her mo- and please call before visiting. llier, Mrs. A. von Borstel to The Among the ou» of town rela Dalles Wednesday to accompany tives and frier.ds rtten d in g the Miss Cassie Holmes to Portland funeral of Bill B rinkert Friday af to the banquet for tiie annual ternoon were Mrs. C hristine An homecoming of the graduate derson of Medford Mrs. Duane nurses of St. Vincents Hospital Anderson cf The Dalles, N orris tills iieing their 50th anniversary Gilkison of The Dalies, Mrs. Clyde of the alumni. They returned that Storey and a frienn from Golden evening. dale, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mrs. Will Olds and her daugh Schadewitz and Mrs. Grace Lewis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Everly Simons of Battleground, Wash., Mr. and anil children of Marysville, Calif., Mrs. Izntis Schadewitz of V an came Wednesday and were over couver, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Cle- nights guests of Mt. and Mrs. Dell opfdi of Carlton, Oregon, Mr. and olds, Mrs. Hay Sargent and Der Mrs. Millard Eakin of Madras, ide, and her sister, Mrs. Ilia Ward Mr. and Mrs. Merle Eakin of and h er grandcldldien visiting Prineville and Mrs. W alter Sch here from San Francisco were w artz of The Dalles. dinner gues*s also Mr. and Mrs. Hoy P ittinger and Leo Young of Oakland, Calif., Jim m y of S unn/side came Sun a nephew of Mrs Dell Olds, came day io visit her parents, Mr. and Saturday and visileu his son, Jim Mrs. John Hast. They took her my Young who is working at the to Tiie Dalles that evening when Orville Ruggles home. she entered a hospital for surgery Mrs. Carl von Borstel took her Monday m orning sister, Mr. md Mt. Richard No Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Dugger vak and children to The Dalles and children arrived Sunday from Saturday when they took the Milwaukie Io sper.o till Friday Irani for m clr home in Michigan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. 6. City, Ind., afte- spending three I bigger. weeks here with them. Among the out of town rela Mr. arid Mrs. H adley S tark of tives and friends here to attend Anaheim, Calif., cam e F rid a y and the funeral of Mrs. F rank T Bay spent the w eekend at the H arry er Saturday afternoon were her S tark hom e w hile v isiting o th e r sons, David Bayer of Davis, Calif , relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kelt!: Bayer and Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor- family of San Bafael C alif, Mrs. tel and family orove to Condon C ilia Elliott, Mrs. Carl Elliott Sunday and spent tlm day at tile and Mrs. Bob W ren and three park picnlelng and swimming. sons, ¡ill from Sheridan, Mrs. Bob Mr and Mrs Pel! Olds accom l>ent, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dent. panied by ’heir son in law and Mr. and Mis. Bob Dent Jr., and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion LeHo.v Den», Mrs. Jess Barnett Crew s of Stevenson. Wash., went and Mrs Irvin H arris all from to McMinnville Saturday where Springfield; Mrs Laura Campbell they atten.ied the funeral of Mrs from Ketchikan, Alaska; Mr. and Olds' sister in law, Mrs. Alex Mrs. Lee Camp.»ell of Rowena. W alkenshaw . They visited her Mr. and Mrs. E i n n e Vint In of brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs Coivallis. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vin- Jam es Walken.¡haw ¡it Salem. tin and sons. David, Tommy and Idles .spent the weekend at the Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Guv danghteis and returned home Vlntin Jr. and c a u g h te r Mary Ed Hi. all fm m Carlton, Wash.. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Walluce May were Mis Torn Payer from Buck Hldge, in I he Dalles F rid ay on business. Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Whit- Idles brought their grandson, wood of The Dahcs, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Ma., home to spend a week \ irgll Cusmnan of Condon, Mrs. Mr. am i Mrs H erm an Peter» \\ illis Brittain and Kay of Bend, were business visitors in The Mr and Mrs. Hadley Stark of Dalles Friday ano stayed for tin \naheim , Calif . Mrs Joe Hixwi of I S A L E on Dufur and Tom Alley u* The Dalles. Mr and Mr», n a io iu Owens and children attended tin L ittle Lea gue games in The Dalles F riday when the Deschutes Little League All Star» piayed the N ational All Stars w inning by a score of 14 to 6. Harold Owens Jr. is a m em ber of the D eschutej All Stars as is Richard Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell of Moro. The Deschutes Little League All Stars won the cham pionship game from the American LlUle League All Stars Saturday July 21 by a score of 8 to 6 and w dl reptesent this area in the N ortheastern Oregon cham pionship game in E astern Oregon this Friday July 27 at Ontario. The graduating class of 1942 is sponsoring i n all high school pic nic for all ex-students of the Grass Valley Hign School, on Aug. 5 at the Moro city park at 1:00 p. m. Coffee will be furnished, all other food and drinks are potluck. Be sure and come and renew old acquaintances. Farm Safety Week The week of July 23 is N ation al Earm Safety week. Farm ing along w ith logging, saw milling, and construction work arc ranked as the most hazardous occupations in Oregon. As a farm er you can take special precautions during this week and through out the years to protect yourself, your family and those w orking for you. As special precautions this time of the year attention should lie given to handling m achinery. Safety at all tim es is im portant not only on the job but during re creation and other activities. U. S. National Has Gain For Quatrer Continued substantial gairv. were reflected in deposits, loans and total resources of U. S. Na tional Bank of Portland, according to figures released as of June 30, 1962. Loans were up more than $43 million and now total $442,923,660 com pared w’ith $399,803,058 re corded on June 30, 1961. Deposits increased in excess of $54 million and now s»and at $881,010,707 compared with $820,818,561 re corded the same date one year ago. Tne Danes Branch of U. S. Na tional recorded total deposits of $16,012,204.22, according to Jam es L. Johnson, manager of The Dal les Branch. Loans and discounts branch totaled $8,401,394 • 02 The D ufur Branch of U. S. N a tional recorded total deposits of $2,091,040.20, according to G. W. H ertel, m anager of the D ufur Branch. Loans and discounts for the branch totaled $053,810.56. Total resources for the U. S. Na Mr. and Mr» Charles Perrigo tional system , w ith its 83 bank and family ing offices throughout the slate, were $975,1S7,163, up nearly $50 million from $919,206.780 record CARD OF THANKS We wisn to sincerely thank all ed on June 30, 1961. those who took part in the re building of our fence. It was much appreciated. Vernon Eakin family CARD OF THANKS Optometrist 405 E. 2nd St. Tel. CY 0-5302 The Dalie», Ore. , GA TES 1 T 1 ! | 1 | I '" t “ 0“ We have in stock and will sell a t a discount these first line tires. 2 6.50 x 36 4 ply Implement 2 11.25 x 36 10 ply Implement 1 14 x 32 10 ply Implement 2 14 x 30 6 ply Rear Tractor 2 1 8 x 2 6 10 plv Combine DUNLAP’S CHEVRON STATION GRASS VALLEY. OREGON N t? our good price; on Gates p aiscrg er car tires. FUNERAL SERVICE Leonard R Smith Phone CY S-31S* The Dalle», Oregon LONG DISTANCE T ru c k T ire s Share friendly talk—settle plans, — and give just as much pleasure as you g et 8.25x20 Nylon $60 .0 0 ESLINGER EQUIPMENT GRASS VALLEY SPECIFY Cost Plus 5 % Chapel The next best thing to being there- I H a rv e s t S p e c ia l CALL TONIGHT! o t h e r s i z e s ’a c c o r d i n g l y Dr. Otis G. Perkins Smith Callaway We wi9h to express our h e a rt felt thanks for the flowers, con tributions to the cancer fund, and the kind expressions of sym pathy extended to us during our recent loss of our beloved wife, m other, and grandm other. ! TRUCK TIRES * CARD OF THANKS Mr. Frank T. Bayer To the friends who gave us Mr. David E Bayer material and spiritual aid and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E Bayer those who sent flowers and mes and family sages of condolence at the time Mr. and Mrs. Claud P. Bayer of the dea’h of our husband and and family father, Bill Brinkert we give our Mr. and Mrs Keith C. Bayer heartfelt thanks. anu family The Brinkert family C4C PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL R O $$ " I IR&M9 I f y o u a p p l y f o r a C C C l o a n o n y o u r c ro p , y o u 'll g e t f a s t , e f f i c i e n t s e r v i c e b y d i r e c t i n g y o u r A S C o f fic e to i s s u e y o u r g r a i n l o a n t h r o u g h y o u r n e a r b y b r a n c h o f F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k o f O re g o n . C o n v e n ie n c e , a 9 7 -y e a r re c o rd o f s a fe ty , a n d " P e rs o n a l FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON I n t e r e s t ” i n i ts c u s t o m e r s m a k e s F i r s t N a t i o n a l f i r s t c h o ic e f o r d e p o s i t i n g t h e p r o c e e d s o f y o u r g r a i n c ro p . W e i n v i t e y o u to ’’B a n k w h e r e y o u c a n b o r r o w ”. , . y o u r d e p o s i t s h e lp b u i ld y o u r o w n c o m m u n i t y . 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