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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1963)
r WA SCO By Mr*. Paul Patrick are expected to attend. i H k w call Mr*. Paul Patrick Miss Annette Sutter, niece of GI 2-3118 to put item« in the Mrs. Carl Tuggle, has I>een a Waaco news.) s. Mae Buck, Mr and Mrs. » Roberts and family, Mr. and s. Raymond Van Gilder and illy. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wal- ¡on Don. all of Wasco, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Taylor i«nd family of Prineville, Mr. an Mrs. George Ruck and family of Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Virtue and family of Moro. Mrs. Mae Buck reports that the day was spent visiting, swimming ami playing tennis. The day was : completed with a 1« dinner in the spa<; of the John Bucks, several months snu family were togethei real celebration for t Mr. and Mrs. Hai end daughter Kaye Spokane this week Mr. and Mrs. Gar. family of IMrtland. the latter part of the week, n ing arrangements for their m from Portland to W; guest at the home of the Tuggle; (Mrs. Lora Fordyce of Whit? for the past three weeks. She re Salmon has been visiting with her turned to her home in Tacoma sister, Mrs. Emma Dutton the on Wednesday in time to see her past two weeks. sister, Frances, a Airline stewar Mrs. Sally Wright was pleas dess, who was flying in from Min antly surprised by Mr. and Mrs. neapolis, for the Fourth. Ingles of Bremerton who stopped by for a short visit. The Ingles, aooompanied by Mrs. Wright, motored to Shaniko where Mrs. Ingles owns farm land. While I there they visited with the Ingles neice who operates the gas sta tien there. In the evening, the In gles, who have just returned from an extensive tour of the east, took time out to show their pictures I taken on the trip. Mrs. Agustal Royce and Mrs. Llyod Royce w ere1 also guests for the evening. The first load of barley (Hud son) for the season was brought ' into the Sherman Coop Grain Growers, Friday, July 5, by Wil-1 lard Harper. Several others ex-1 pect to be going within the next few days. Mr. Arthur Sargent received word this week of the death cf his sister Mrs. Edith Kennedy of Farham, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. L. Spencer and daughter Donna Lee, Montesano, Wash., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn last Wednesday. Deanna Quillen, of Portland, is visiting with her aunt and unci?, Mr. and Mrs. George Weedman. Deanna will be one of the instruc tors of swimming at the DeMoss pool. Mrs. Myrtle Funk left Wasco Thunsday for Bend w here she will spend a few days with her rela tives the Elfin Ross family. The Tuesday Club met at the home of Mrs. Idah Everett Tues day July 2nd. Cards were in play at three tables. Delicious refresh ments were served. Special guests for the afternoon were Mrs. E. Shull, Mrs. Arthur Sargent, Mrs. Keith McDonald, Mrs. Leona Van Gilder, Mrs. Elva Dehler, M rs Bill Nesbit and Mrs. Paul Patrick. High score for the club went to Mrs. Mabel Haven and low score to Gladys Zell. High for the guest went ito Mrs. E. Shull. iMr. and Mrs. Murray Walker and son Jim of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Anderson and daug.i- ! ters of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patrick and son Michael en- ! joyed the 4th at the home of Mr. i and Mrs. Gordon Harper and The { Dalles Country club. Mrs. Leona Van Gilder, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gun nels and daughter Donna Lee of Moro, and Mns. Elva Dehler of Wasco, motored to Camp Sh?r-1 man over the 4th. Donna Lee caught three nice trout, one mea suring seventeen inches. The John Robinsons and the Lloyd Royces were also visitors at Camp Sherman over the 4th. Their day was marred, however, by a minor accident, that of knoc king out a reverse rod, which cut short their plans of motoring on to Wizard Falls. Mrs. Carl Tuggle entertained with an afternoon of refresh ments and visiting for her mo Buy a new electric frost-free Refrigerator-Freezer and join ther, Mrs. Lahmann of Olympia, Mrs. Lahmann has been visiting the honorable order of the SPAF! From that moment on, with the Tuggles for the past week. Those present for the after there’ll be no more frost-filled, ice-packed food storage com noon were Mrs. Robert Bish, Mrs. Gordon Harper, Mrs. Leland An partments for you! derson and daughters of Salem, Mrs. Hilda Hartmann, Mrs. Ar thur Sargent, Mrs. Harry Van Gilder, Mrs. Idah Everett, Mrs. Jennie Hearing, Mrs. Rosalie White, Mrs. Alice Anderson, Mrs. Earl Richelderfer, Mrs. Harland Never any mop-up mess . . . no hot water pans in your freezing McDonald and Mrs. Douglas Al ley and son Dwight. Mrs. Harper compartment when you specify a no-frost refrigerator-freezer. poured and Mrs. Bish served the cake. Mrs. Lahmann is leaving No need to keep frozen food packages at room temperature during Sunday to visit with her son and long defrosting and cleaning times. family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lah mann of Carson. Anne Fulton Chapter No. 124, OES held its Annual picnic at the Masonic Hall, Sunday, July 7. Ap proximately 60 members and their families attended A special cake No frost build-up on freezer walls. This means more usable stor was baked by Mrs. C. Tuggle for Mrs. Grace Medler’s birthday age space plus greater freezing efficiency. Ice trays and frozen which ft 11 on the day of the pic nic. Members spent the afternoon foods won’t stick to freezer or each other. relating some experiences of the Fourth. Approximately 125 spectators watched Tuesday night, July 2nd as the Sherman Babe Ruth team took a decisive lead ovpr The Dal les Yankees early in the game and went on to win 7 to 1. ilene Save on shopping time by buying ahead in larger quantities . . . Lanthom threw another two hit ter. freeze leftovers to serve another flay. Snacks and surprises are A caucus of the American Le gion and the American Legion handy and ready to serve. There’s plenty of space in your large Auxiliary will be held in Madras freezer compartment. July 21, at the Madras Legion hall A potluck dinner is to pré cédé the meeting. The dinner will be at 1:30 p.m. with all attending pan ici pat I ng in bringing food. All members of the American Le gion and the American legion Auxiliary are cordially invited to attend. The delegates will attend to elect a District Commander and District President for the coming vear Several department officer OIN THE SPAF s (Society for the Prevention of Accumulated Frost) NOW-New Electric Refrigerator-Freezers are ENTIRELY FROST-FREE! YOU'LL NEVER NEED TO DEFROST AGAIN! Freedom From Messy Defrosting Forever! More Food Storage Space! Enjoy Better, Easier Living With a Modern Refrigerator-Freezer JOIN THE SPAFs! Shop for your new frost-free Electric Refrigerator-Freezer—at your appliance dealer’s today! Pacific Pow er & L ig h t Com pany • You Live Better... Electrically!
