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SHERMAN COVSTY JOVRNAU
MORO, OltEl.ON
FRIDAY, JI NK 2«, 1937
Moro Personals
Wasco
The Moro Rural Eire Protection
will meet Monday night,
croup wl
•July 1, at
a the courthouse at 8:00
o’clock, announces Paul Alley,
who Is president of the organiza­
tion.
Mrs. Edith Burnet, who sold her
home here last week, has bought
a house on 14th street in The Dal­
les and already moved there
Mr. and Mrs. George DeMoss
have bought a home at Grandy
Way, Renton, Wn., anl he is
working for Boeing. Mr. and Mrs.
John DeMoss just returned from
visiting their son, George and are
here for a few days before going
to Bend for the Fourth, then on
to Crater Lake, which, in all their
travels they have not seen, and
back down the valley to attend
the Dugger family picnic July 14
at Eagle Fern park near Estaca­
da.
James D. Griggs of Moro, an
Oregon State college student, will
attend military summer camp this
year as part of his training in ad­
vanced ROTC work at the college.
Griggs, a senior in agriculture,
will take army ROTC infantry
training at Fort Lewis, Wash.
The camp started June 22 and will
run through August 2.
Miss Helen Sather is now at­
tending school at Spokane prepar­
atory to learning how to t>ecome
an airline hostess.
By D o ri*
Sirs. Henry Richelderfer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry It9helder-
fer are the parents of a baby girl
born on Saturday, June 15 weigh­
ing in at seven pounds, twelve
News
N tebet
ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Kenner of The Dalle«
and Dr. S. L. Richelderfer. The
baby has been named Lisa Jo, and
Joins an older sister and brother.
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The Reverend and Mrs. Samuel
Bruner and Mrs. Olive Maggart,
parents and aunt of Rev Richard
Bruner, are exepeted for a visit
MORO GRAIN GROWERS MEMBERS
from Cinclnnattl, Ohio, around
the fifth of July.
The Father-Son banquet wai
held Monday night at the Metho­
Business Meeting at Sherman High School
dist church basement with about
60 fathers and sons attending. A
ham dinner was served by the
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 10:30 a. m.
WSCS with co-chairmen Mrs. Mar­
tin Pshlgod.i and Mrs. Marvin
Thomas in charge. The program
following dinner was opened by
Luncheon at 12 noon
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields of
a few words of welcome by Rev.
N A TIO N A L W ARNING System, or NAWAS, of the Federal Civil
Wasco,
announce
the
engagement
;
Richard Bruner, who th-»n led the
Defense Administration Is activated at the control center In the Con­
singing of fun songs. Following of their daughter, Sally, to Mr. j
tinental Air Defense Command headquarters at Colorado S p rta o as
Gen. Earle E. Partridge (above), CONAD commander, uses the new ,
three saxaphone numbers by Le­ Harold Brown, son Cf Mr. and j
Entertainment by 37 member troup
2£,000-mile net for the first time on M ay I. From thia control center,
roy
Belshee. accompanied by his Mrs. Robert Brown of Kent. The
or one of two similar centers on the East and West Coasts. Informer
daughter, Jeannette, there were wedding will take place in Sep­
tlon on an impending attack can be voiced directly to 200 * a r®“ **
two numbers presented by the tember.
points throughout the nation. From these pointe, local warning M W |
men’s trio consisting of Rev. Bru­
would take over. By a simple switching process. State civil detenee
Young Oregonian 2:00 p. m.
directors can also use the net locally to transmit detailed warning
ner, Clyde Fridley and Robert
Mrs.
Frank
Rhoades
of
Santa
and survival data to CD forces In the field.
(U. S. Air Force Photo) 1
Nlsbet. The feature of the evening
was a program centering on Barbara, Calif., The Kasebergs
Mr and Mrs. E. C. Goodenber- week, visiting at Nampa, Boise, Hawaii, le*i by Rev. and Mrs. Rob­ took them to the Rose Festival
er and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton and Sun Valley, Idaho, returning ert McNabb, Methodist minister and up to Mt. Hood.
spent the days from Monday un- home Friday evening.
and wife from Fossil. They were
Mrs. Arlet Rhinehart and fam­
til Thursday in Portland attend­ Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum left ministers in Hawaii about five ily, Mr. and Mrs. Klelhorn and
Wednesday
morning
for
Bend
to
ing the Presbytery meeting held
years. Included In their program
spend a few days at the Cleo Bar­ were colored slides on that coun­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Massie of
at Lewis & Clark college.
The Dalles went to Trout Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Olson and num ranch while they make a trip try and a very beautiful hula Sunday to see their grandmother
to
Portland.
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daughter, Marilyn, went to San
dance demonstrated by Mrs. Mc­
The Rebekah vacation party Nabb with four fathers participat­ Mrs. Irene Neal and Mr. and Mrs.
Diego to see the ceremonies on
Brady Neal and enjoyed a picnic
the
graduation of their son, Rob- was enjoyed
with pinochle aftti
ing to carry out the fun of the while there.
m e g ia u u u u
1 n .U a o H l o h
W illi
lodge,.
Ladies
high
seore
was
won
ert from preliminary training.
evening. A relaxed and informal
erfection
Judy Jarvis of The Dalles Is
Bob returned with them for a by Maggie Barnum and low by time was enjoyed.
helping at the home of Mr. and
short furlough before going to Laura Sather, high for men went
in ery service
San Francisco for special training. to Roy Belshee and Zella Dyer
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Pratt and
Mr. and Mrs. Ell wort n Craigo won the traveling prizrRefresh- sons of The Dalles were weekend Moro l,«Hlge No. 113 I.O.O.F.
at reasonable cost
ments
of
coffee
and
binmTay
cake
Meets 1st and 3rd
and six year old son are here for
visitors at the home of Mr. and Tuesdays
in l.O.O.F.
a few days from Ix>s Angleles to honoring all with birthdays in Mrs. Lloyd Gosson.
hall. Transient andj
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. April, May and June wis served.
v isitin g b ro th e rs are}
May Broun drove Bill Roos to
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mansfield cordially
John Parker.
Jnvlted.
Lexington
last
week
and
enjoyed
and Christie of Palouse, Wash.,
The 4-H summer school boys
a
visit
with
the
Walter
Ruggles
Orlow
Martin,
N. G.
are visiting at the Ernest Shull
and girls came home from sum­
Leo
Watkins,
Secretary
family.
home this week.
mer school Friday all happy to be
Visitors at the Bill Roos home
Bethlehem
(h
a
p
ter
No. 78 fkE.S.
home
and
happy
to
have
been
Funeral Service
Overnight visitors at tha Ernest
for the week end were Mrs. Helia
Meets every second
away.
Shull
home
last
week
were
Mr.
hursday each month.
Leonard & Wilma Smith
Wily Knighten Jr. left Wednes­ Rolland and daughter and grand­ and Mrs. James Hardy and Jim of
Visiting members In­
- a - Tl
V
son.
day
for
Seattle
where
he
expects
I t ’s e a s y an d e c o n o m ic al to have a ttra c tiv e
Ben L. Callaway
Moro, Oregon
XT vited.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Bull were Salem and Tommy Rae and Matt
to go to work.
barns, sheds and fences when you use Standard
Genevieve
Powell,
W.
M.
Directors
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong visitors Sunday of his parents, Tliter, both of Portland.
Shingle Stain. Applied to unpainted surfaces with
Gwen Ross, Secretary
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mac
Bull.
and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Flatt of
Arlet Rhinehart Is expected Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M.
a b ru sh or by sp ra y in g , it seals wood pores
Phone The Dalles CY 6-3133
U.
C.
Baumgartner
came
up
The Dalles spent a few days last
against dampness, stops warping and cracking.
from Portland Thursday to see ihome this week from a three-week
Meets on the 1st and
> 3rd Thursday evenings
how the crops are looking and visit In Ohio.
U n lik e h e a v ie r p a in ts , it will
each month. Visiting
how old friends were feeling.
Elaine Nisbet was honoted on
not form ridges on shingle bulks to
members
cordially
In-
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker took her fifth birthday by her mother,
- x .'/^ ^ v ite d to meet with us.
re ta rd w ater runoff. One gallon
CARDS
their daughter and son in law over Mrs. Robert Nlsbet, with a party
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Paul Alley, W.M.
covers 90 to 125 square feet. Comes
to Maryhill museum Tnursday in the city park last Tuesday.
ready to use in three colors: red,
afternoon to display some of the Bidden to enjoy the affair with K.’lyde GilUnor, Secretary
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artifacts of the Northwest area their granddaughter were Mrs. W. Lupine Rebekat. Lodge No. 11«
brown, and green. Standard Shingle
in which they live.
Stain can also be used as a dip
BIRTHDAY, all occasions
A. Nisbet and Mrs. D McConaughy Meets 2nd and 4th f
of Kent. Also present were Mrs. Tuesdays if each
to color and protect new shingles.
Visiting
Clyde Fridley, Stuart and Teresa, month.
Professors Win
See N ew
F di knloimitlon on any Standard Oil Company ol Calliorni» product, call
Mrs. Lloyd Gosson, Greg and Gale, members welcome,
p. Grabenhorst, NG
Mrs.
Gerald
Nlsbet,
Sharon,
Ellen,
Salary Boosts
1957 CHRISTMAS CARDS
Vada DeMoss, Sec.____________
Keith McDonald Mrs. Jack Griffith
Subject to full board ppproval, Billy and Bobby, Mrs. Richard
Bruner,
Wes
and
Kathy,
Mrs.
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GRANGE
♦lie
finance
and
building
commit­
Wrappings
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Meets first ami third Saturdays
tees of Oregon’s State Board of Dormaier, Arlene and Albert.
Higher Education Tuesday, dur­ Weekend guests at the home of each month at 8 p. m.
Come and sec newest samples
Orlow Martin, Master
ing a special session in Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nlsbet were
Agnes llenson, Secretary
authorized acceptance of the 1957- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Davis and
or
18 $31,160,300 operating budget children of Pendleton.
Call me at your convenience
for campus instruction, general
Miss Margaret Brown of Kent
services and state-wide public sei-
Mrs. Darlene Harrison JO 5-3520
vi< ?s, and recommended approval spent Sunday at the home of Car­
Come in fo r a “ H A N D LIN G EASE T E S T " of a new
of a $7,000,000 general plan for men Royse.
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Ofc
state-financed building construc­
At the last meeting of the sea­
tion for the 1957-59 biennium.
in presenting the budget to the son, the WSCS of the Methodist
committees, Chancellor John R. church enjoyed a potluck dinner
Richards, emphasized that full use in the church basement, with
was made of the entire salary ad­ Mrs. Clyde Fridley and Mrs. John
justment fund urgently needed Robinson as co-hostosses. The
for academic staff as approved b> dinner was followed by a short bu­
siness meeting, after which a gift
the 1957 legislature.
was presented to Mrs. Estrelle
Halley as outgoing president.
Cut your farm painting costs
with Standard Shingle Stain
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Golden Anniversary
INTERNATIONAL
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Kaseberg were Mr. and
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Optometrist
403 K. 2nd HL
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CANADA TH ISTLE
QUACK GRASS
POISON IVY
An Am inotriazole
Herbicide
SHERMAN THEATER
“The Proud Ones”
Friday and Saturday
JUNE 28 & 29
Robert Rayn &
Virginia Mayo
“The Mountain”
Sunday and Monday
Product of
AMERICAN CHEMICAL PAINT COMPANY
MORO - Moro Grain Growers
WASCO - Sherman Coop Grain Growers
JUNE 30 & JULY 1
Spencer Tracy &
Robert Wagner
PLAN
YOUR
SEASONS
PRODUCTION FINANCING
THROUGH YOUR LOCAL
PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N.
L o a m a re m a d e to c a r r y
through the entire production
period. You pay back the loan
only after you market crop* or
livestock . . . and interest on
M eh dollar only for the exact
number ol days you used it.
Now Gold.n Anniveraory INTE^NATIONALS ronB. from Pickup. Io 33,000 lb. GVW .¡« w b ..l.rfc
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i t INTER N A TIO N A LS, »0 96,000 lb .. GVW , round out world » mo.» complofo lino.
You con see the Action Styling in every line of the new Golden
Anniversary I nternational 'Ihicks. But it takes our “Handling
Ease 'Ibst” to see how smoothly they go through their paces.
Ho we ask you to drive a new I nternational Ruck.
Jockey it through tight spots, hack it, maneuver it. Then try
it on rough stretches — Me rougher the better.
You’ll be telling us about handling ease, comfort, p o w er-an d
what color combination you want.
Rememtier, t o o - I nternational TYucks cost least to o w n -
cost records prove it. Come in for your test, today I
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FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS
OLYM PIA
PRODUCTION CREDIT
ASSOCIATION
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