Sherman County journal., May 17, 1963, Page 7, Image 7

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAI^ VORO.
IRRGOR
GRASS VALLEY
i ise Miller of Moro went to Port-
I land Friday to celebrate Joy’s
The unit of the Grass Valley- i oirthday by having dinner and
Kent American lx?gion Auxiliary going to the Ice Follies, returning
met in the G rass Valley Legion home Saturday.
hall W ednesday afternoon. Beau­
Mrs, Bob Tatum and Mrs. J. E
tiful spring flower arrangem ents Norton of Kent, w ere business
w ere used to decorate the hall visitors in The Dalles Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred Kock, president, con­
The Kent Home Extension unit
ducted the meeting. They made me tT hursday at the home of Mrs.
plans for a Food Sale to be held Verne E. Mobley at Kent from
in Grass Valley Saturday, May 25 10:30 till 3 p.m. Miss G ertrude
with Mrs. Kenneth H attrup as Buether and Mrs. Max Nogle
chairm an. The afternoon was were in charge of the lesson on
spent making Poppy corsages •'Chinese Cookery”, incorporat­
from Veteran made Poppies to In? ing ala. Following the dinner
sol 1 before Memorial day. The Mrs. Carl von Borstel, chairm an
lace cloth covered refreshm ent conducted hte business meeting.
table held an arrangem ent of Installation of officers was held
spring flowers from which cak« with Mrs Nogle as installing offi­
and coffee were served by Mrs. cer. Mrs. John Reckmann was in­
Don Clodfelter as hostess.
stalled as chairm an, Mrs. Verne
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Garland of A. Mohlev as vice chairm an and
Bend accompanied by Mr. anil Miss Buether as secretary-treas­
Mrs. C la\tun Pleasant of Dallas urer. This was the last m eeting
w ere din n er guests at the home I till fall.
of Mr. and Mrs
Len Garland
Mr. and Mrs. Verne E Mobley
Sat unlay.
at Kent had as dinner guests Mo­
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer drove th e r’s Day, Mrs. A. A Dunlap.
to Wasco Sunday afternoon to i Mr. and Mrs. Verne A. Mobley
visit her sister Mrs. Gus Hart-1 and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
mann. Other guests were her son, Flaiz and family of Heppner, Ron
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H artm ann Mobley and friends, Ron Sedg­
and family of The Dalles, who wick and Roger B a rte r students
at OSU.
came up for M other’s Day.
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and Mrs.
Dinner guests Mother's D a y
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap w ere visitors at
George von Borstel were Mr. and Tygh Valley Monday at the home
Mrs. Theo, von Borstel and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hooper.
Rev. and Mrs. A1 K intner and
Rita Kulick and children of The
family of Hood River came Sun
Dalles .
Mrs. Donald von Borstel and day evening and are guests at the
Joy, and Lorraine Stark and Den- home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton
F ritts a few days
Clair Balzer of The Dalles was
a dinner guest Tuesday evening
May 7 at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mis. A. F. Balzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstci
and Mrs. A von Borstel and Phil
were dinner guests M other’s Day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sayrs at Moro.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May
were busm ess v isitors in Port-
land Wednesday.
Mrs. A. von Borstel and her
laughter, Mrs. Frank Sayrs and
Melissa of Moro and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank von Borstel w ere
among the visitors in The Dal­
les last Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Len Garland were
business visitors in The Dalles
Monday.
Chester Peterson of Bend a r­
rived here last W ednesday to vis-
d his mother, Mrs. Amelia P eter­
son.
I he G.a.is Valley A ltar Society
are sponsoring th eir annual break
fast Sunday, May 19 at the IOOF
hall, serving from 11 a m. to 12 -
By M r*. A. F. B a ltr r
Phone JO 5 3515
SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL
SHEPMAN COUNTY’S
NEWSPAPER
Moro, Oregon
30 p.m.
Mrs. Bill Pausch, and Mrs. E s­
tel H artley w ere business visit­
ors in The Dalles last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark and
family and Mrs. Josephine Park-
see how it
brightens up your
life !
HONDA
FABULOUS
“5 0 ”
FRIDAY, M U
17, 19«3
access. He !s head of that depart joyed the Ice Follies w ith Mrs.
m ent for the commission.
H eaters parent*, Mr and Mrs. Fred
J. K, McKean was in Eugene Feldman from Milwaukie. Oregon.
last Saturday to watch the track
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hart, Mr
M other’s Day dinner guests at meet betw een the universities of and Mrs. Kenneth Hart and chil­
the Tommy Jones home w e r e Oregon and W ashington and was dren attende I morning services at
their daughters—Mr. and Mrs, pleased when the form er won He the St Paul Episcopal C hurch to
Joe Hood and family of Dufur, also attended a dinner with Pre­ I»* Joined later by Mrs. Irving's
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer and sident Fleming in his capacity as Mother, Mrs. May Nordin and
member of the alum ni board.
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs
sons of Moro.
Mr. and Mi's. Eugene Amidon Bud Belshe from Portland to have
Airman and Mrs
Phillip Gil
man are home to visit their par are home from an E aster trip to • M other’s Day dinner at the Elks
ents and to show off their new the Holy land with stop overs in i club in The Dalles.
daughter to friends and relatives Rome and Paris and London.
Phil is te in g transferred f r o m They missed the big uprising in
Glasgaw, Montana to Ramey Air Palestine by two days—or rather
EVERY SATURDAY
Force base in Puerto Rico. Shar­ the trouble in Jordon near Pales­
on and baby will remain here un­ tine.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Johns
til he has located a home for
ton
came teck from a trip to Ja
them there.
at
tDr. and Mrs. Frank Ried plan pan Monday after tein g gone a
to motor to Portland Thursday to little over six weeks. They sail­
meet Akiko F ujita and Noriko e d on a mg P&O |Mssenger ship
Kondo, who recently were given fi mn Vancouver late in March
graduation gifts by their parents and spent about three weeks
of louring the United States. among the Japanese. They found
These young ladies graduate.I them very polite and the country
S tartin g at 12:30 p.m.
from the Keio University. Tokyo. very productive, hut terribly
crowded.
Japan.
On the trip home Mrs. Johns
An open house has been plan
ned Sunday afternoon for these ton fell on the ship and suffered
1st Saturday of Every
young ladies at the homo of the a broken wrist which will k e e p 1
her
partially
inactive
for
a
few,
Reids. Everyone is cordially in­
Monih
vited to attend this open house weeks.
at t() a.in.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Buck
are
No definite time was set
Mr. O. F. Decker accompanied moving to Bend w here he will
Office Ph. GY 6 4672
by Mrs, Roe Decker motoied to have charge of a service station
The Dalles to attend the recep I I hey are advertising th e ir house
Res. CY 6 5288
tion held at the Union Pacific 1 in Moro for sale und expect to
iK'come
perm
anent
residents
of
depot A special train te a rin g of­
BEN SMITH
ficials and directors of the Un the central Oregon city.
M o re Portland visitors over the
O w ner-M anager
ion Pacific Railroad were honor­
ed w ith a reception arranged for Mother’s Day week end were Mr.
them by the public relations com and Mrs. Joseph Heater. They en ­
m ittee of The Dalles with presi­
dent, George Stadelman acting as
W IT H T H E H E L P of one of P P & I / h I hmiiu tru cks consti»i<tton
m aster of ceremonies. Governor
w o rk e r* guide a new p ow er |w>le into ponition. The crew * are re­
Mark O. Hatfield, greeted the vis
locating the 31,500-volt transm ission line between M oro and
itors for the State of Oregon and
Wasco to make w ay lo r construction of the new H w y. 97 route.
then hoarded the train and ae
hurst of Kent went to Bend Sun­ they met their daughter, Mrs.! companied the officials to Port
day to the home of Mr. and Mrs Don Marsh of Hood River for land.
Lloyd Johnson, postm aster has
Willis B rittain and all went out lunch at Helzers where they were
joined by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence te e n attending a post office con­
to dinner for M other’s Day.
Mr. and Mrs. lx's Peterson a r­ O estreich of Ritzville, Wash., on vention at The Dalles Monday,
rived here last Sunday from Mon- H eir way to Portland to pick up Tuesday, and Wednesday of this
With
tebillo, Calif., to visit his mother. their daughter, Phyllis Oestreich, week.
L arry Sayrs, HMI from Whid-
Mrs. Amelia Peterson’s sister, and on to Albany and spent Mo-
.Mrs. J. S. Newcomb of San Jose. th e i’s Day with their daughter, dey Island, Oak H a rte r Naval
Calif., who is there visiting a ’ Mr. and Mi's. John (Genevieve) Base is spending a week with his
parents the Lam er Sayrs.
the home of her daughter, Mr Massey and family.
D inner guests at the home of
and Mrs. Wayland Weld, re tu rn ­
Mr. and Mrs Archie Cantrall
ing here W ednesday.
went to The Dalles Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K etter left spent M other’s Day at the home M other’s Day were Mr. and Mrs.
Friday for Tacoma, Wash., to of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Ixtne, O rville Schoen from
The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Ai t
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs Jim Rodda and family.
Steve K etter a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brlnkert, Johnson.
The county equalization te a m I
Mr. and Mrs. Ed F ritts and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brlnkert and
family of Moro were dinne,* Mr. and Mrs. John Alley and met Monday m orning according
to law and adjourned to a later I
guests M other’s 'Day at the home family.
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. She,
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger and date.
Jim Griggs, form er Sherm an
ton i'liit-
Mrs. John Rust were business
Wasco
Mrs, Dell Olds, who spent visitors in The Dalles last Mon­ countian, w rote the leading a rti­
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cle In the Oregon State Game com
about ten days in the hospital was day.
dismissed W ednesday. Her daugh
Wendell Clodfelter called his mission bulletin for May on land
ter, Mrs. Marion Crews of Stev­ mother, Mrs. Don Clodfelter, Sat
enson, Wash., came and took her unlay for M other’s Day from
home with her. Mr. and Mrs Lackland Air Base at San Anton
Crews and family brought her to io. Texas. He is getting along
her home here Saturday. The fine but finds the w eather very
Crews returned to their home w arm in the 90’s most of the
Sunday. Mrs. L. H. Nahoti.se of time.
Rickerall came Sunday an 1 w ill
M em ters of Sherm an chapter
stay with Mrs. Olds, for a while
No, 132 OES held th e ir regular
Mrs. H. O. Dugger, Mrs. John m eeting in the Masonic hall Tues
Rust anil Bert ( ’ox went to P o rt­ day evening, May 7. Mrs. Harold
land Tuesday w here they attend- Eakin worthy m atron and Harold
ed the Ice Follies on W ednesday Eakln w orthy patron presided.
a rd returned home Thursday.
Election of officers was held. Re-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P ittinger and reshm en.s w ere served at the
family of Sunnyside, Wash , came d o se of the m eeting by Mrs.
Friday, May 3 and spent the Eakin and Mrs. Jack Adams.
weekend with her parents, Mr
Scott Fritts and George C o x
anil Mrs. John Rust. They cele­ of Condon arrived here Sunday
brated the birthdays of Mr. Ru: t tor services at the Baptist churen
and Mr, Pittinger.
and were dinner guests at the
H arry Stark and Mrs. F r a n k home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F Bayer were business visitors Shelton Fritts.
in Madras W ednesday and Mi's.
Mr. an<l Mrs. Ted Trim ble were
Bayer and Mrs. H arry S t a r k dinner guests Sunday at the home
were visitors there Thursday.
of her mother, Mrs. Ira Olds.
O u r e \|ie i't service and r a iv is m ore than jn *t fine
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrig.)
d ry (-leaning.
I t * exclusive S ty le -H e t finish that
and family of The Dalles w e r e
visitors here Sunday.
restore* crispness w ith o u t starchlneau . . . scien tific
Frank T. Bayer was a business
*pot rem oval . . . special atten tio n to belts, b u tto n *
visitor in The Dalles last Tues­
Personals
AUCTION SALE
THE DALLES
AUCTION YARDS
Miscellaneous Sale
Protect Your Crops
Protect Your Profits
CROP
Hail Insurance!
Jo h n A . Foss
COTTONS
sparkle with
new life
WHEN . . .
WEBBER’S
DRY CLEAN THEM!
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter
were in The Dalles Friday w here
ADDING MACHINE
TAPE
At Journal Office
and all trim !
FREE G uaranteed
M o th Proofing
FASHIONS IN SCANTY
P F F l£C T SOC/AL CHANGES A S PNCTUP£0
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a n d e w A P s e o abdom tns .
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P b iL p / s u p t s when t r t it p s pat
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HONDA “ 50” MARK 100 with Manual Starter
LARGEST INVENTORY IN THE AREA
30 BIKES TO CHOOSE FROM
LARGEST STOCK OF PARTS WITHIN
2C0 MILES OF US
PLUS
QUALIFIED SERVICEMAN TO TAKE CARE OF
ALL YOUR HONDO BIKE NEEDS
MARKS MARINA
W COLUMBIA RIVER HWY
THE DALLES
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POUND 0 Y A
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ALWAYS
10%
off
On Cash and Carry
Dry Cleaning
SOFT-N DRY W A TE R REPELLENTS
REPELS WATER LIKE OFF A DUCK’S BACK'
SEE HOW SOFT — HOW NEW FEELING THE FABRIC IS!
WE GUARANTEE OUR WATER REPELLENT
DRY CLEANING
Park On Our
COIN TYPE
Q Q 4 lb. minimum .
1 .O C / 35c each addit onal , it lb.
ISLAND
a r i t f í o r U 9 I«-
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< lot he* re tu rn e d on h an ger* and
hugged. Him pie *|*» t* rem oved,
P H E K M i l 'l l ! P lt n o F IS G
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
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Green Stamps
We Give
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Grem Stamps