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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