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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1963)
P AGIO 5 SHERMAN COUNTl JOl R SAI., MORO, ORBOOV Dr. Otis G. Perkins OPTOMETRIST 4 0 5 K. 2 n d S L T r i. CY « -3 3 6 2 T h e Hu I k e . O re. Special Gifts for Graduation À ELGIN M AKES WATCH HISTORY ! 17-JEWEL ELGIN WATCHES with famous r iU h .n . .MAY HI, IM3 Mr. and Mrs A F. Balzer and to The Dalles Friday where Mrs. ' her sister, Mrs. Gus Hartmann of Garland entered the hospital for Wasco were dinner guests Sunday medical attention. Mr. Garland SAMPLE at the ranch home of their broth went down Monday anil brought 1 By Mr»*. A. F . Balder I Blue Danube by Bobby Boynton; er and wife, Mr. and Mrs Walter her iiome. TO BE TORN OFF BY THE CHAIRMAN OR CLERK I Vienese Melody, Old Nursery Bruckert near Wasco and to visit Mrs. Frank Sayrs, Tony an d ! The Grass Valley Rebekah I Time and Turkey in the Straw by a relative, Will Sinn, who arrived Melissa of Moro and Mrs. L uals i OF ELECTION BOARD lodge held its regular meeting in I Bobby Boyn’on and Mrs. Eakir . in The Dalles Saturday from Al Bardenhagen were dinner gucst.- the IOOF hall Wednesday eve 'At the Junior Prom, Marche M'li exandria, Nebr, and met by the Sunday at the home of the for ning. Mrs. John Alley noble 1 tai re and Me’<xiy in F by Helt' i Fruckerts. After visiting rela mer’s mother, Mrs. A. voaBors- grand presided with 34 member.» ! Eakin; Judy and Bill, The Bugle tives in Sherman County and see- tel. and visitors—one from lone, one |and Porcupines by Stan Ea.l, ir g the sights he will go to Port Mr. and Mrs. Elton Eakin and OFFICIAL SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT from Tygh Valley, two from Morj, Cradle Song by Stan and Debbie land and on to Spokane where he sons, Ronnie and Leonard, went 14 from Wasco and four from Th* Earl; On Yonder Rock Reclining will visit his sons and their fami- to Hood River Saturday, .May 4 Dalles were present. The inlO- anil He by Debra Earl; Tune l es. Walt showed pictures in the to celebrate the birthday anniver F o r A ll P r e c i n c t s tory degree was conferred on two Twisters and Calway Piper by Ei afternoon taken on their trips to sary of her father, Claud I outs new candidates, Mrs. Carl Zieglei leen Fritts; Blue Bells of Scot Candaa, Nebraska, Michigan, Ha- S h e rm a n C o u n ty , ( h ego n their 22nd wedding anniver and Mary Ann Haven of Wasco. land and Marine's Hymn by Ei w ail, Wyoming, Washington. Ore and sary by taking her parents out to a t th e Following the regular session a leen Fritts and Mrs. Eakin; Moon gon and other places, which were dinner and taking a long drive up party was held honoring Mrs. A light Bay and Till We Meet greatly enjoyed. the Hood River valley. H|M*einl E le c t io n t o I m * h e ld o n F r id a y A. Dunlap, who was presente! i Again by Allen Melzer; Lazy M»rv Mr. and Mrs. Frank vonBorstel Mr. and /Its Bud Kock and with her 50-year jewel. H*r | i nd Camptown Races by A 1 I e .i went to Springfield Sunday where family and Mr. and Mrs. Ailyn t h e 1 7 th d a y o f M a y , I'.Mi.l daughter, Mrs. Harry Cooper o! Meltzer and Kenny Fritts: Hymns they attended a reception in hon Roberts and family of The Dalles Tygh Valley was present and he • 1 and Fairies by K e n n y Frit’s; or of Mrs. Jack (..arson, state pres dinner guests Sunday at the YOTK 4 ES or NO. M a rk A in t h e s it u a r e f o r a n s w e r v o t e d f o r sister-in-law, Mrs. Nell Swick of We Three Kings by Kenny and ident of the American Legion were home of Mr. and Mrs Donum von Warren, Pa., came in for refresh Eileen Fritts and Debbie Ear ; I Auxiliary. Mrs. vonBorstel as Bon tel. ments. A sheet cake decoded and Country Gardens, In a Goldfish sisted at the tea and coffee serv Mrs. Nell Swick. Warr**n, Pa.. P ltO IM X SE H b y t h e C O V N T Y ( (H ItT O F S H K K M A N C O V N T Y , O R K . the inscription, Dorothy Dunlap i Bowl and The Holy City by Heine ice. who spent about three weeks here 50 years, was served with coffee. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell L e m le y visiting relatives left Sunil r, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and I Mrs. A. F. Balzer entertained were in The Dalles Friday for friends, who had been visiting in S P E C IA L T A X L E V Y — P u rp o se to p r o v id e fu n d s to Robin were in The Dalles Friday her bridge club at her h o m Mrs. Lemley to see her doctor for California, for Portland and Se b u ild , i m p r o v e a m i m a in t a in t h e r o a d s o f ( h e c o u n t y to visit Mrs. Dell Olds at the hos Thursday with invited gue»:» a checkup. attle .md hack to Pennsylvania by o n a p e r m a n e n t , w o u n d uim I l a s l i n g Iw tsis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and way of the Canadian Highway. pital. Mrs. Art Christianson and Mrs. Q V E S T I O N : S h a ll t h e t a x I m * l e v ie d o n a ll ta x a i» ’.* p r o Farents and friends attend» u Lester Conlee of Morn, Mrs. Ken Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May took p e r t y iu S h e r m a n C o u n ty s e r ia lly o u ts id e o f th e a drive Sunday to Condon and neth Hattrup, Mrs. IX»n Cox and the piano recital by the pupils ut l i m i t a t i o n ini|M »sed b y w ertio n I I , A r t i c l e X I , O regon YES Q Mrs. Elton Eakin held at the Bap Mrs. Earl Olds of Grass Valley an I looked over the air base and had C o n s t i t u t i o n In t h e a m o u n t o f $ 1 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 e a i ii y e a r fo r tist church in Grass Valley Sut • Mrs. Nell Swick of Warren, Pa. dinner and then drove to Arling- funeral a p e r lo ii o f f i v e y e a r s commencing w i t h t h e t a x y e a r NO Q day, May 5 at 2 p m. Mrs. Eakin Dessert served at individual tables tcn and to the John Day dam and service lO tU -tll a n d e n d i n g w it h t h e ta x y e a r I9 6 7 -6 S , f o r t h e was presented with a corsage an I preceded the afternoon of bridge home. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters a record by her pupils before the at four tables. Mrs. Alfred Kocl- t o t a l t a x l e v i e s o f $ 2 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 d u r i n g s a id fiv e y e a r LEONARD R. SMITH program. The program included Mrs. Joe Peters anil Mrs Haro I had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. p e r io d , t h e fu n ilw t o h e p r o v id e d b y t h e s a id ta x l e v i e s t o T e le p h o n e C Y <1-31.43 Herman Peters Jr. and family of Caisson Song and Junior Boogie Eakin held scoring honors. Mrs. h e u s e d in b u i l d i n g , i m p r o v in g a n d m a i n t a i n i n g ( h e by Bruce Pinkerton; The Girl I Lwick won the traveling prize Hood River who came Saturday p e r m a n e n t r o a d s o f th e C o u n ty ? and spent the week-end. Left Behind Me, Ten Little Ini'- Others enjoying the afternoon Mrs. Atilen Peters of Madras ans and Nameless Tune by Bruce were Mrs. Herman Peters, Mrs. ' > 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,'0 0 0 < x ' and Janet Pinkerton; Song of t> e Jack Adams, Mrs. Bill Pausch, s’opped in Monday at the Her Pines, Motorcycle Cop and Thin Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs. A. A. man Peters home to visit a while Central Park by Janet Pinkerton; Dunlap and Mrs. Don Clodfelter. after taking her sister, Barbara Medley and Favorites by Rebe *ca 'Mrs. Olan Stark, Mrs W. 1). Gilman to her home in Muro af Dunham; Johnny Jumped t h - Barnett and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer ter visiting them at Madras. Mr. and Mrs. William Biinkert Ocean anil Flow Gently, Sweet At were business visitors in The Electric Contractors and Gary went to Portland Friday ton by Johm ie Catlin; Mr. Fr ,» Dalles Monday. Mrs. Robert Tatum of Ken; on business. and DM MacDonald by lohnm* Mrs. Frank Sayrs and Melissa tommericial — residential and Mrs. Catlin; Chopsticks an:! went to Monmouth Saturday, industrial of Moro had lunch with Mr and April 27 to Mothers week-end at OCE. She brought her mother, Mrs. Frank vonBorstel Thursday. ESTIMATES and BID Mr. and Mrs. Fran vonBorstel Mrs. J. E. Norton, home after THANK YOU HEPi made a business trip to The Dalles REQUESTS spending several weeks convalesc I wish to hank dll the and Portland Wednesday anifuick ing at tiie home of her sister in voters who supported with no obligation Tangent following an auto acci Thursday. me in the Rufus School Len Garland took his grand EL E C T R I C dent. H E A I election Monday, May 6. The Ladies of the Kent Mission daughter, Cathy, to her home in PORTABLE James W. Fox 1 .exington W eilnesiiay after spend O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. ary Society were hostesses at a DISHWASHER a a a a a lryette shower honoring Mrs. Ro- ing alx>ut a week here with them. Wasco -:- Phone GI 2 5402 Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland went >*ert Clark (Carol Kopp) held at The Dalles -:- Pb. CY6-4184 the home of Mrs. Bill Jefferies returning home Tuesday. Saturday aternoon, May 4, at 2 p. 1962 C a d illa c P o p u la r Coup-* m. with about 25 ladies present. I t e Y U k M o d e l f u ll c o n ip li 1 he rooms were decorated with n ie n t o f a c c e s s o r i e s in c lu d spring flowers. Mrs. Clark was iu g p o w e r s e a ts , P o w e r w in presented with a corsage and es d o w s, A u t o m a t i c B eam corted to the decorated table C h a n g e r a n il m a n y o t h e r s . where she was assisted by Mrs. T h i s T u -scon y e l l o w b e a u t y E. 2nd & Jefferson The Dalle» Dorothy Benson in opening the i s a lo w m i le a g e c a r in i m many lovely gift-wrapped pack m a c u la t e c o n d i t i o n a n d c a r .ges. A white linen cloth covered r ie s a f u ll o n e -y e a r w a r r a n the buffet table centered with an t y .. R e f e r e n c e s o n t h i s c a r j arrangement of spring flowers, w i l l I m * g i v e n t o s e r i o u s b u y from which cake and coffee were e r . B o o k P r i c e $ 1770— ferved. M odel FP-50B $4695 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup GRIFFITH FORD No tedious pre-scraping or rinsing, simply remove and family went to Portland Sun- leftovers and bones, load the dishwasher, select USED CAR CENTER i ay to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hattrup. the proper cycle and dishes are done au to m at 723 E. 2n d T h e H a lle s 2(1 G a llo n s o f F r e e ( a s to 'Dean Woods, principal of the ically! Rolls to the table for loading; take it with B u y e r s W h o P r e s e n t T h i s A il Grass Valley grade school, Is a you if you move. No costly installation. ’Tmk. and patient at St. Vincents Hospital N o In s ta lla tio n N e c e ssa r y In Portland. GRASS VALLEY 5mith- Callaway pi , Chapel Eastern Oregon Electric Co PATTY O’MEARA SPECIAL^ h FOR MOTHER’S DAY 99 years experience in every watch (A, SPORTSMAN • Smartly maiculino yel low lop model with matching Speidel TWIST-O-FLEX expam ion band. 17 jewels. Shock and moisture resistant. Has unbreakable mainspring. Stainless steel back. Luminous dial. (B) STARLITE • Elegant, feminine number rith matching Speidel TWIST-O-FLEX x pension band. White expansion W h it e i or yelow top, 17 jewel movement. Shock-resistant. Has the Elgin unbreakable mainspring and stoinless steel back. MONAHAN’S JEWELRY & GIFTS “For the Gift You’ll Give with Pride, Let Monahan’s Be Your Guide” 314 E. 2nd St. The Dalles Phone CY 6-922? W e G i v e S A- II G r e e n S t a m p s Low Price Luxury Cleans better with Filter-Stream Syd’s 66 Tire Center washing system! FORMERL Y THRIFTY TIRE CENTER 199"’ 1 New Equipment New Management Fourth Annual L’ance Apparel SMORGASBORD Every Mother Loves A Skip ’n Shore Blouse Phillips 6 6 Tires at the Rufus Grange ilall Rufus, Oregon on Sunday, May 19 48 and F r o m 12 n in n i u n t i l « p .m . P r ic e * o f $ 1 .3 0 f o r a d u l t s n t il 75c fo r c h ild r e n . C o m e s e c t h e c h a n g e s in ( h e R u f ils A r e a s i n c e (tie J o h n H ay H am w a s s t a r t e d . SPECIAL MOTHER’S DAY BONUS OFFER. . . Syd’s 66 Retreads PIECE MELMAC DINNERWARE SET By PR0L0N — FREE W ith A n y ItC A W blrl|HM»l D ish w a s h e r P u r c h a se 5 R easons W h y A n S h ip ’ n Shore* lovely to ile p rin t w ith a French DISHWASHER 13 YOUR BEST BUY: FILTER STEAM WASHING and RINSING ACTION — BEAUTIFUL 95 25 LAMPS WALL PLAQUES I’r. STARTING AT FROM i95 50 ROCKERS FROM HASSOCKS 95 MODERN 8WIVEL ROCKERS HASSOCKS Large Size - Reg. 27.95 NOW A blouse you’ll treasure...soft and feminine beautifully detailed. 65% Dacron* polyester, 35% cotton. Muted pastels on white. 28 to 38 i50 '95 CLOTHES HAMPERS '50 Many Other Items Too Numerous to Mention M a tth ie u F u r n itu r e L ’a n c e A p p a r e l Fashion ( ’enter <»f the Mid-Columbia” 309 East 2nd Street The Dalle WE GIVE AND REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS 624 E 2nd St. The Dalles BERKLINE RECLINERS AND SWIVEL ROCKERS SEALY POSTUREPEDIC MATTRESSES — CAPACITY — NO DOWN PAYMENT FIRST PAYMENT IN JUNE PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $10 A M0 ItEMF.MBEH We (>|M*rate Our Own Service Depart ment W h ic h Assures You of Prompt, Efficient Service! FROM Reg. 12.95 - . NOW — ROLL ’N LOAD RACKS — DUAL DETERGENT DISPENSER - MAPLE MIRRORS — RANDOM LOADING — John M ilne & Sons - A P P L IA N C E S - “ h i a Sense W e D on’t Sell O u r A p p lian ces. Lik* O th e r F in e T ilin g s In L ite, ’They Koeonniiend T h e m se lv e s .” 412 E. 2ND ST. — THE DALLES — CY 6-2519 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf • >OOOOOoor»< ?
