Sherman County journal., May 17, 1963, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN* COUNTY JOURNAL, MuRi),
»REG O N
I B ID VV, M i l
17, 1963
WASCO
:
<la»st W eek's Item s)
The Wasco 1*TA met o.i May
2 for the last m eeting of the year
et d it is happy to announce that
tt:ey have a full slate of officers
fcr the coming year. The tollow
In s u e re elected: Mrs. H arry
Hicks, president; Mrs. F l o y d
Rathbun and Mrs. Vernon Root.
M sbet, secretary; Mrs. Marvin I
Thomas, treasurer. These officers
will lie installed in September.
T.’ie members voted to purchase
two new risers f,,r the school
Mage, then following the bust
ness m eeting they enjo; ed r e ­
freshm ents an 1 a social time.
Wasco C hurch of Christ Held a
Lgnquet Friday, May 3, in honor
oi the church and Sunday school
m em bers who are graduating!
fiom the eighth grade and h i g h
school. The program const-ted of
congregational singing, two quar ;
tc tte num bers anti the presents '
tion of gifts to thirteen grad u ­
ates. Mr. Clyde Beard, p incipal i
oi The Dalles high school biough* I
a message of challenge to t h e 1
g”oup. Mr. and Mrs. Haro.d Gra-|
ter and fam ily were also honored i
w .th a gift at this time for their
help through the years.
May 12, M others’ Day, Wasco
C h u r c h of C h r i s t had as
guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Sum ­
n e r s of McKinley Indian Mission
at Toppenish, W ashington. Mr.
and Mrs. Sum m ers act as Mother
r r d Dad to tne children of th e
C hildren’s Home at the Mission.
Everyone is welcome to a fellow­
ship dinner at the noon hour.
Mrs. M argaret Woods, grand
m other of Mrs. Larry Kaseberg,
TRI
M 'H 'N T E I) pale hole d ig g er eliminate.«« m ost o f th e
visited the Kaseberg familv Mon­ pick ar.I h ’ yel work for PP& L co n stru ctio n crew s cu rren tly
day and Tuesday of last week w o rk in g on ie! a tin g the com p an y’s Muro-U'aww tra n sm issio n
lin e. 'I at a I c<«.s, of the project is an estim ai«-! SOti.OOO
from Dufur.
Mrs. W. A. Nisbet underw ent
surgery last T hursday at St. Vin­ end for a short visit. He is the tit has missed the last three
cent’s Hospital in Portland to son of Mr. a: 1 Mrs.
'bester «ars due to a research trip which
Coi'ts.
have a cartilage removed.
he look to Thailand. The boys
Tom Coats w as home from
Mr. and M.s. Larry Kaseberg will have meals at the L. E Kase-
U niversity of Oregon last week will host a group of tw enty-three oerg home and sleep dorm itory
boys from Oregon State this week style in the basement of M’r. and
ANDY’S RADIO AND TV
end who are on a field trip Mrs. Dick Skiles. After a tour of
through E astern Oregon from tbe Kaseberg ranch Sunday morn
SALES & SERVICE
th eir agriculture class. T heir in­ ng, they will visit the Experi-
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
stru cto r Dr M urray Dawson, who i ental Station in Moro
This
Call ANDY PAULSON is a good friend of L arrv Kase- soils group, according to Dr. Daw
terg , has brought a siinilai group son, includes many international
P h on e JO 5-3513
to the ranch four times before, exchange students “from all the
corners of the w orld.”
W A LL-TO -W ALL
EXPERT
Many aw ards were given at the
RUGS
last Uub Scout pack m eeting of
IN ST A L L A T IO N
li’p year by George W eedman,
pack m aster. From Den 2, R o y
Fanning was given two silver a r­
rows under his wolf badge, Dan­
cy Glcnz, silver arrow under wolf
badge, and Bobby Nisbet, w o l f
badge. Den 3: Mike Hill receive'!
h's gold arrow under the wolf
badge, Mike Maenab, gold arrow
under wolf, Wayne Fow ler, gold
P P A L b i . im ;.
arrow under wolf, Lonny T rum ­
Idw h i! <
CY 6-561«
bull, wolf badge, and Jim m y Med
■fc*sg
lor, silver arrow under well. Den
OLIVER
FLOOR COVERING
T o w n & C o u n try
G R IL L
W A SCO
BREAKFASTS - LUNCHES - DINNERS
F o u n ta in S e r v ic e
WE SE R V E
Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Tiiomai at the little Legion ht
11 In Wasc>
enjoyed the visit of Mrs. Thom 1 on Tuesday, May 21
between 11
as brother and familv, Mr. an d ' a m and 2 p in. This Wll
lie the
Mrs. Ira Fridley from Hillslioro I «lay the farm ers vote on the
last weekend
wheat referendum
State U niversity was attended h » On Tuesday of this wc ek it is
three Wasco mothers last w eek­ a lieautiful day, so warm, i 0 ill and
end. Mi's. Marvin Thomas visited with the sun shining as on a sum ­
1 h er sons Jim and John, Mrs. Roy mers day. Just looked at the ther-
. Siiafer saw her daughter Lind mometor and it said 82 degrees in
Marden. and Mrs. Lloyd Roys? the shade at 4 p in.
1 s.»cnt the weekend with her son
The farm ers hojn» they w on’t
1 E verett.
suffer much damage to the wheat
Mrs. Norman Hockley is visit­ on account of the rust if s o m e
ing her parents Mr. and Mr>. warm days come along. Seems
Lloyd Royae with her two daugh like a little heat has felt good up
■ t«:s Marcia md Norma Rae froir until now which is unusual for
Eugene.
this time of year here in this
The Meth<klist Church Junk)** county.
Choir will perform for the Mo­
th e r’s Day service this Sunday
I' m * a .lourual W ant A«l
under the lir»*ctlon of Mrs. Jo t
D rinkard. Their first appearance
was on E aster Sunday.
John Robison, Chairman of the
em etery Assignation
announc­
ing two work days. May 20 and
21.
FOR THIS WEEKEND —
S H A K E or M A L T and
HOT DOG
ONLY
FREE
C H IC K E N
REG.
39
COKE or ROOT BEER
WITH YOUR BURGER
D IN N E R
RUFUS
By Mrs.
Fox
M other's Day weekend has
come ami gone with many a fam­
ily having a get together for the)
big event. Now. that is liehind,
the Rufus Grange can concen­
tra te on another big event, the
fourth
annual
Smorgasbord,
which is at their hall on Sunday j
May 19 between the hours of noon
until 0:30 p in. This event is f a s t '
becoming a meeting place for
rien Is of the different counties to
gather and talk about old history, j
Each and everyone is welcome 1
to take part in this big event.
Mrs. Harlan J McDonald spent '
M other’s weekend at the Unlver ,
sity of Oregon, as a guest of het-
niece Judy Pearson. This was
Mrs* McDonald’s first tour of a ’
big cam pus and all the festivities
of a college big event, and she e n ­
joyed ot very much. She even had
a foster daughter while on the
campus; the girl had lost her par­
ents recently and she enjoyed
having Mrs. McDonald for her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of
Dayville were recent guests of the
H arland McDonalds, Mrs. Murray
is attending the Postm asters con­
vention which is going on at this
tim e in The Dalles.
The Wasco legion Auxiliary
are m aking plans to serve lunen
Public Notices
NOTICE
Budget Committee for Sherman
County will meet Friday, May 24,
1963 at 9 o’clock A.M., in the
Courthouse at Moro, Oregon for
the purpose of making the budget
for Sherm an County for the year
4; Hilly Nisbet received his Lion , 1963-64.
Anyone w ishing to make addi­
badge and one gold arrow ; Greg
Gosson, silver arrow u;.d<r bear tions or deletions to said budget
badge, Bobby Nisbet, gold arrow. will be given a hearing
MABIE HOSKINSON,
One year pins and service cards
C ounty Clerk.
were given to Mike Hill, Wayne I
Fowler, Jim m y Medler, Lonnv
Trum bull, Mike Maenab, Danny
NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT
Glenz, Roy Fanning, Scott diller
Bradley B arnett, Bobby <lsbet,
NOTICE is hereby given that
Riley Moody, and Donald l.'Olt<
the undersigned has filed in th?
1 wo year pins and service cr ds
County Court of the State of Ore­
went to G reg Go-son, Bib
gon for Sherman County his Fi­
bet, William Swett and Jot White
nal Account as E xecutor of the
Three y e a r pins and i crvice E state of Maggie B irnum , de­
cards w ere aw arded to Guy ceased, and that Monday, the 10th
Weedman, Kenny Shafer, Jimmy day of June, 1963, at ten o’clock
Finnegan, Alvin Decker, Chris A M. of said day in the court
Keeney, Jay Moody, and J o h n room of the County Court in Moro,
Richards. A fter these aw ards Mrs Sherm an County, Oregon, have
Frank Finnegan presented gifts been fixed by the Court at the
to Mr. and Mrs. Georg«» W e e d - tim e and place for hearing objec­
man from Den 1 to show their tions to «aid Final Account an 1
appreciation for th e tim e given for the settlem ent of said estate.
tnem in th eir three years of C’ub
HENRY BARNUM
Scouts. E ntertainm ent was pro­
Executor
vided by Gene Fridley and Jack T. Lester Johnson
Wallace who showed shoes of A ttorney for Executor
Europe, the Yakima area, and a <4 Publications)
few local pictures.
1st— May 10, 1963
< Il I I. D B E N
UNDER
LOOK AT THIS!
We have just purchased a 1959 Chev
Truck, model 6503, 261 cu in 6 cyl engine
2 speed axle, 825x20 tires, equipped with
a TAG-A-LONG axle, an extra good 18 ft.
grain bed with high sides mirrors, signals,
flaps & all other accessories.
(adult)
82.(Ml
12
HOURS — 6 A M TILL 10 P M
SAT. A SUN.
WEEKDAYS— 6 TILL 9
$150
$100
Is sponsoring a breakfast open to tne public on
Sunday, May 19
at the Odd Fellows Hall in Grass Valley
Ham and Eggs - Homemade Sweet Roils. $1.00
adulti, 50c children under 12 and $4.00 family rate.
Service time 11 a m. until 12:30.
I’ >|- Quick R esu lts, I se a J.m e
nal Want Ad— JO 5-3513.
JOIN OUR BIRTHDAY PARTY
SOFT ICE CREAM
Week-End Specials
The Altar Society of the St. John the
Baptist Catholic Church in Grass Valley
PRICED TO SELL
55TH ANNIVERSARY SALE - GUARANTEED QUALITY AT
THE LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES - MARKING 55 YEARS IN
BUSINESS FOR THE “JACK DOCHERTY FURNITURE SCORE”
NOW THAT QUALITY FOR THIS SALE IS COMPLETE WITH SI ASHED
PRICES. I PERSONALLY INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND SEE THESE
OLIN CALDWELL
UNBEATABLE SURPRISE PRICES.
DINETTE SETS
5 PC. S E T -
TABLE and
4 CHAIRS
BRIGHT MIRRORS
Startirg
*■"*95
At
7
Drop I ><»af Tabi«* 34 x
21” « itti leaves dow n
lavivcs I i», 34» \ ih"
Top in W Ititi* <<litt«-r
«ir Klon.li* Ash w itli
Krön. <» or C hrom e
Frani«--. T he U phol
stcry M atches tlie
Tabi«* Top.
Add C olor and S pace to Y our
B oom s
C hoice of S izes
STEP TABLES
Seafoam
and
W alnut.
High
P ressu re P lastic 'I'«»,» —
Size 18’
reg. 10.95
30
SA LE
P R IC E
8
MODERN ROCKERS
49
ODD SIZES - CARPET ROLLS
12’xlO’ B row n ami Gobi T w eed
ICO P ercent N ylon —— Foam lta« k
$78.95
12’xlH’ B row n T w eed — Begulai-
9169.30 — On Sale Now For
$79.95
$78.95
$78.95
12’ x 15’ B row n and B eige — III
Lo T extu re — r«*g. $i;9.5<l— Sale
BEAM LAMP
lias«-
CEDAR CHESTS
Mod. Bloinle or T rad it­
ional l>k. F in ish es, reg.
$79.95— Sale Priced al
LAM PS
$3!e>
TABLE LAMP
BED LAMPS
A djustable— Hand
Ib ssu a ted P lastic
Ileal R esistant
4'«-ramie I Mise, 25” high.
S h a n tu n g sh ad e.
reg. 9 9 5
3.99
19
AND UP
TABLE LAMP
FLOOR LAMP
BARGAINS
lla m t-o m e l.ani|«s,
Befle«-tor B ow ls,
M ultiple Light
$ 5 4 s<>
TABLE & FLOOR
9093
VANITY LAMPS
4'liina
GRADUATE
$78.95
12’x l 6 ’ reg. $121 ¿6 Black and
B row n T w eed — B obber Back««;!
Pad on Sale Now F or Only
M etal spout adjust
ab le — reg. 812.95
for the
$77.95
I2’x l4 ’ III - Lo, 50 Percent
W ool — 3(1 P ercen t N ylon,
reg. 9 117.541.
12’x lfl’ 100 Per<«ent Nylon G iven
Tw«*cd — Rubber lta«-ke«l — reg.
9131.50 — Now on Sale For Only
$59.95
Clioh-e F abrics ami 4'oloi-s
regu lar $89.95 . ..
B eau tifu l china
d ecorated I n is «*.
reg. 11.75
8 g 95
6.95
M attresses and
Box Springs
4 PC. SECTIONAL
$ I? O 8 5
Per Set
S ta rk s of ’em — Pick ’em tbit ami
Pick Up Kray S a v in g s— The F am ou s
N am es You’ll Bee W ill lb- Y oar
G u aran tee of Years of H ealthful
S leep ami 4 om fort. lie Sm art ami
Buy New l u lls For E very lb-1 in
Your H ouse— lb- S m arter ami Huy
By T he Set in Matt r e -- ami Box
S p rin g 4 ‘om blnatton— Tw In a n i I-nil
Bed S izes.
lOH'/í Nylon — ( ’ ullipltdt* W illi
Z ip p e re d
4Ó Degree Curves
Revel sillit* < ’iisH itili
ir -
THE HOME OF (OK)
USED CARS & TRUCKS
“EXTRA SAVINGS WITH S & H GREEN STAMPS”
S u n se t M o to r C o .
Jack Docherty s F urniture
The Dalles
421 EAST SECOND STREET
CY 6 216«
The Dalles
CY 6-3762