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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1956)
o l’ A G B 3 SHERM AN COUNTY JO URNAL, Moro Personals Mrs .Tom Winston of Seattle, Wn., was here last week to visit her aunt, Mrs. Tom Woodcock and Friday her husband and sis ter,, Mrs. Carmen Lindvall came to take her home. The women will be remembered by older Grass alley residents as Carmen and Valda Chandler about 40 years ago. Neal Freeman returned to Moro to help his mother get her house in order after the fire that des troyed her refrigerator last week. David Moore is home from Col lege in Portland to spend the sum mer, Jim Roberson Is back from Pacific where he graduated in May. Keith Nelson arrived in town last week end and went to Hood River to visit his father, E O. Nelson for a few days. With him is another youth, "Dusty” Rhodes from Philadelphia, also a student at the university of Arizona. The boys will be back in Tucson Monday to start summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cushman, Mr. and Mrs. Art Watkins, Mrs. Dorothy Dunlap and Mrs. Leatl- tia UTilson were in Lebanon May 27 to attend the wedding when Dorothy Wilson became the bride of Joseph Abbott at the First Christian church there. Both live in Springfield where she works for a bank and he is proprietor of a drive-in restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs were in Klamath Falls last week to attend «he meeting of agricultural credit boards. MORO, OREGON, Marion McKee and son, Gordon, were here the first of the week from Portland to visit friends in Sherman county. q Mrs. Ward Sybouts was the honor guest Monday night at a pink and blue shower held at the Moro Community church. Mrs. Cloyd Duncan, Mrs. Ted Thomp son and Mrs. Bill Hall were.host- esses for the occasion. Bingo was the diversion of the evening, each low number bring ng a gift wrap ped package for Mrs. Sy bouts to unwrap. Refreshments were ser ved after all the gift packages were unwrapped for the pleasure of all. An out oi town guest was the mother of Mrs. Sybouts here for a visit with her daughter and family from her home in Prine ville. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Alsup and family of four children were here Tuesday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mac Alsup. They live at Sacramento, California. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson are in Palo Alto this week to see their son graduate from Stanford uni versity. B. H. Roberson and George Nes- bit of Goldendale were in Olym pia, Wh., Monday to sit in on a meeting with highway authorities discussing the problems of con struction of a bridge at Biggs. Roby reports the conference showed progress. There’s a small coon at the Coons place, adding one more to the family. Not exactly a member of the family, however, having been caught near DeMoss this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hoskinson are leaving Friday afternoon ac companied by Miss Jean Nelson to go to Maiden, Missouri, where their son, Bob, is stationed at the Malden Air Field. Upon their ar rival Bob and Jean will be mar ried and Mr. and Mrs. Hoskinson will fly back home Saturday the 16 th. Jack Beatie, known to many Sherman countians when proprie- tor of the Hiway tavern at The Dalles, died at the Veterans’ hos pital Monday after a long illness that reduced his once huge size to a mere shadow of his former self. Interest In Junior league, American Legion baseball, has revived here because of the good high school team and, with the aid of some parents and baseball enthusiasts a team has been or ganized In the county. Today the boys and managers are going to John Day for their first game. HINTS FDR HOUSEKEEPERS If caring for the bouse and family leaves you fagged at the end of the day, It may be that you need to streamline ways of doing household jobs. According to Hallene Price, home management specialist at OSC, women spend from 7 to 10 hours a day in and around the home caring for the bouse and family. To help save energy, work and time, she offers these hints: Cut down ironing time by fold ing clothes as they come from the line or dryer. Wrinkles In un derwear, pillow cases, tea towels, tee-shirts and pajamas can be smoothed out by hand. Put laun dered sheets back on beds instead of apendng time in folding them. Let dishes air-dry on a rack. If they’re scalded well with hot water, they’ll dry quickly. Arrange your cleaning so that you can clean “spare rooms” less often than tihe rest of the house. Call children once in the morn ing rather than many times. This may take some extra guid ance, explains Miss Price, but It may help save wear and tpar on mother. Make full use of your electrical appliances. The mixer might be used to mash potatoes; the freez er used to store extra quantities of foods that can be prepared at one time. In cooking use small pieces of kitchen equipment such as a peel er to clean carrots and potatoes, tongs to handle hot foods, house hold scissors for cutting up vege tables. When making biscuits or cook ies use the “drop” method. No rolling pin or cutter Is necessary, Beefo’s at the Capitol City We’ll let the new Richfield station across the street fill up the cars and welcome. We’ll fill up the passengers. We welcome the advent of the new Richfield Service Station to Moro and are sure that it will bring new business to the town. -0 o F R ID A Y , J U N E 8, 1956 © routine. Find an easier and qid.k your own work p*'* o c’.i i-up. you check your present work pat- er way to do a job, and set up Inate puttering, is her advice. oblem of "not tern. See if there are things you Price suggests can eliminate from your daily no m If your enou ten tii r"- SHERMAN SUPERMARKET Announcing ! DRINK FRUIT JUICES FOR HEALTH I am taking over the M oro i It will be open Tuesdays i through Saturdays. Barbara Alley hl ft«<<' - I, iVfrjifc : J I /•J UJi ¿UiLii . U ¿¿.¿A. iLU kdi ul. jL iu itiu itU ^ iiiA ^ ^ i^ J TV & RADIO R E P A IR by MORO GRAIN GROWERS All 46 oz cans Regular Prices It is a pleasure to the bank to have new business coming into town and spending good money to make improvements and fill out the vacant lots available. Have you noticed that not many are left. New highway construction will certainly improve travel condi tions until the tourist business will be second only to wheat as a source of income. f Congratulations to the new R IC H F IE L D S T A T IO N Its coming is proof that Highway 97 is a good location for service stations and getting better with each pleased traveler on the straightest, fastest north-south road Sherman County Branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Portland SH ELL PRODUCTS E M ORO The more things, the more brands, that can be bought in a town the more travelers will stop. The new Richfield station makes the whole town more attractive, with its bright new colors and modern styling and we wish Miller and Harrison good business and fine success. CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT M OTORS GARAGE CONGRATULATIONS to Herb Miller and Dale Harrison for a new, modern service station that brings a new company into and business is growing. P erfection in every service at reasonable cost. est thing on the street and makes the town look better. Best wishes to him and to Dale Harrison for shining up a dingy comer along Leonard & Wilma Smith the main street funeral directors Phone The Dalles 3135 SUPERM AR K ET MORO LUMBER & FUEL CO EVERY WEDNESDAY C. Bishop Phone CY 6 - 5302 Miller’s new station is the bright Best Wishes to both 8 J will be in MORO New Things All The Time our town and shows that traffic $ Texaco Products International Machinery Trained Technician quick, efficient service 8 w W w-w-w-w-r -w v w a » w a MORO, OREGON When the bridge is built across the Columbia at Biggs new stations will pop up like mush rooms all along Highway 97 and we’ll all be busier than ever. Congratulations to Herb Miller for getting in first and finding a good location and we welcome him as a highway booster. B. H. Roberson . CHEVRON STATION Motel MAKE HAIL INSURANCE A MOST COMFORT ABLE ITEM TO HAVE Paul and Marie Cyphers Everyone Buying Hail Insurance this lied W etting » a o * > *■*»!!» week says, “ Now I can sleep better STOPPED D ob '» lot your child cuffor tho embarrassment, nervous tension end mental an guish resulting from bodwot* ring. NOW AT LAST thoro is o •of«, easy ood NATURAL woy to •nd thia distressing | habit without drugs, medicine« or god« gets! Mall coupon for fraa infermetien. W ELCOM E Business ownerships are changing rapidly in Moro and as one of the new ones we are especially glad to welcome the new service station of Herb Miller and Dale Harrison which opens today right eater- corner across the street from us. Glad to have your company. Look at it this way - if you lose only one wheat crop in 67 you break even on the cost. This does not consider that it is a deductible item on your income taxes. Considering that, you insure your wheat crops for upwards of 100 years for one crop loss We are happy to have a new business across the street. It fills up a vacant space in our view, and makes the town look more com plete. And we are happy to have a new business man in town for it is a good place as those of us who have been here a long time know. Can you afford the loss o f crops and sleepless nights for 100 years for such money D O U M A ’S MITI M l CO , Bei m i SteHee, t.W la.4 11, Or«. $15 cost for $1000 protection Market & Grocery Isup 37c 39c 33c 27c 43c 25c 39c rv AV f filTB M i at T It is neat and attractive. S Hudson House Apple Juice Del Monte Apricot Nectar HiC Grape Juice Hudson House Pineapple Juice Hudson House Orange Juice Dundee Tomato Juice V-8 Vegetable Juice Beauty shop on Monday, June 11. ; i J a»v ..... h ......................... A «•.... . hMM ..........J Insure with W. T. Balsiger, Moro © © « . . . . \
