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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1957)
r* PAGE 3 SH ERM AN COV N T T JO U R N A L , FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1257 MORO, O REG ON .4 and son Roger left Thursday for t^e (O take Roger to a new job in New York 6tate and to tour the east for Vernon and wife. Mrs. Ina Hanson was here this 'week to look after her pos sessions in Sherman county. tlful table centered with a low Methodist church Sunday tfept. 1. Lake Quinalt, and Pillar Point Mrs. W. J. Laidlaw and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Parker re- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence'Nisbet county park. The Frank Reids Palmer who were on their way arrangement of flowers in a cry turned Tuesday evening after f........ a of Ephrata, Wn., spent the week joined them at the last place for home to Fort Worth, Texas, from stal bowl, flanked by crystal can long week end spent at the beach Jasper Park Lodge. All enjoyed delabra holding orchid and yel end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. two days. Paul McCulloch, former super cooling off. A large nuinlter of friends and a family dinner at the home of a Gerald Nisbet. Mrs. John Royse low candles. Helene Sather, Jan intendent of schools at Wasco, Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma went ice McIntyre and Margaret Brown enjoyed Sunday dinner with the parishioners gathered at the city niece, Mrs. Bushnell in Portland. and now an insurance executive, to the beach this week to continue park Sunday afterruion to honor assisted at the gift table. Sharon two Nisbet families. was a visitor in Moro last Thurs their interrupted vacation, a part the departure of Father Martin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dormaier, Laughlin sang two French songs, CARD OP THANKS day from Portland. of which was spent at Camp Sher We want to thank the friends and “Many a New Day” from Freddie and John Capaci spent Quigley, who Is being transferred Freeman Holmer, assistant sec man. Dr. Frank D. Reid to Enterprise. His successor will retary of state, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnet and neighbors and the Wasco Fire •Oklahoma”, accompanied by Car several days visiting in Vancou l>e Rev. John O’Connor from La D en tint ver, Shelton and Tacoma, Wn. his family, was in Moro last anti famny are home again after department for aid in combating men Royse, who also played a Grande-. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields, solo, ‘•Romance’' by Sibelius. M oro H otel B ld g. JO 5-3561 the fire that destroyed the barn Thursday morning to confer with a a post nnot harvest h a r v e s t stay s t a v at a t their t h e i r sum sum- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder The guest list, one of the largest John and Virgil, and John Hunter U n til F u r th e r N o tic e c a ll M rs. on our place last Friday. Heip County Clerk Marie Hoskinson mer home at Camp Sherman. recently Went to Portland to see H arry B e n so n JO 5-3246 about changes in the election Mrs. Jack Lawrerfce is home saved the house and other build for any social affair here recently attended the Tygh Valley Fair her brother and family, Mr. and of town Saturday. Sally Fields and Harold included many out ings. laws made in the latest session of again after a loíié stay in the hos Vera and Raymond Van Gilder names including the following Brown attended Saturday evening the Oregon legislature. , pital and is being care for in her from Moro: Sylvia Zachary, Ber- and Sunday. Lynn Teadtke, music instructor, own home. ’ tha and Sharon Belshe, Norma Sunday visitors at the I^eonard was here this week getting ready Linda Morse, niece of Mrs. Bill Wasco News Balslger, Maude and Eva Kirke- Fields home Were Mr. and Mrs. for the start of school and announ- Hall, and Mrs. L. J. Burgoyne of •Ji.' Kathy Thompson, Cecil Hock- d au d e EslInger of Forest Grove, Modern oil heat is easy to pay for ced that majorette practice would Portland, an aunt, were here B y D oria N la b et man, Carol Burnet, Mari Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor be held first on Tuesday, 6eptem- Monday for a visit with the Ha'.l » -* A bridal shower In honor of Mrs. Geo. Benson, Joan Gilman and children of Murray, Ky. ■ber 3 from one to four in the after family. Miss Morse is from I>afay- with our Standard Budget noon at the high school. Girls will ette, Indiana, where her father is Miss Sally Fields, daughter of Mr. Aleta. Sherrie and Ronda Fraser, Mrs. Gerald Nisbet enjoyed a Mrs. ------— Leonard ------- Fields, whoee -------------- Alice and Darlene Jo visit with her mother bring their rehearsal clothes. a professor at Purdue university. and . — - ------- n * Gochnauer, r . . _.. , ~ Mrs. W. . R. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wooderson marriage to Harold Brown, son and Wilma Gentry, and ano Mavis Scott and Mrs. L. D. Nell from Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong went to the Redmond fair last and family are taking their vaca- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Miller; from Rufus came Ina Byrd Heppner Friday. Mrs. Neil was M n rn n h a n d honored with a birthday cake. and Sunday and visited briefly with tion away from the highway crew Kent, Is planned for September 7. Elda and Edna Macnab Ray, Donnie and Larry Smith, her mother who lives in that city. and are spending it in Missouri, was he4d in the social rooms of Nicky Tom; from Grass Valley, the Methodist church this past Mrs. Jack Benson, Deanna and who have been visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoskinson old home of Woody. and children were here Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee week, with Martha Hastings, Vir- Sally Martin, Dorothy and Sharyl and working this summer, left night and Monday from California of Portland are parents of a dau- glnia and Janice McIntyre, and Blagg. Mryle Blagg and Irene Sunday for their home in Port- Blagg; from Kent Mrs. Robert land. to visit relatives. l>an is a native ghter born August 13. Name Den- I>eLa Eslinger of Moro as hostess- - * - Brown and ------------- * 6hlrley and J Mr. and ^lr8 q x . Sargent and Margaret, Sherman countian who is now Yvonne. She joins an older es. The rooms were decorated Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neville and with bouquets of flowers, and Helene Sather; Mrs. W. A. Wal- building planes and guided mis- brother. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Me- sBes and such things. Kee, of Portland are grandparents. Mrs. I^eonard Fields and Mrs. Ro- lace from The Dalles and Frances children of Corvallis Just returned . m Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller bert Brown served from a beau- and Susan Bartron from La from a trip to La Habra and Whit Mr and Mrs. Loy Cochran Grande; besides the many friends tier, California. They also visited were in Portland the latter part Disneyland and Knott’s Berry from Wasco. You can forget about seasonal heating bills when Farm. Mrs. Neville and children of the week visiting their son and Mr. and Mre. John Robinson re hherman WHEAT RANCHERS FIND you use our Standard Heating Oil Budget Plan. seeing some of the sights includ turned Monday night from a trip are now visiting the Sargents for Your payments are spread over ten months and no ing the high school football game with Lois Ann Everett to Mt. a few days. and purchasing furnishings for Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Royse and Rainier, Vancouver and Victoria, interest or carrying charges are added. We simply their new home which they hope B. C., returning to Salem and vis Sharon of Portland spent several estimate your total heating oil needs and divide ltlng Mr. and Mrs. Elfin Ross days with Mrs. John Roys« ami to occupy soon. the cost into ten equal payments. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGilder there. ’ ». went to Portland Friday, return Standard Heating Oils give you more heat for Delmer Smith and Mr. and Mrs. family. Three different fires, each start ing Saturday night with a new Leonard Fields took five scouts, your money because they are 100% distilled — car, preparatory to their vacation Tony Capaci, Virgil Fields, Doug ing apparently by »parka from a burn without waste. There’s _____ Blsh, Floyd Rathbun and BUI trash barrel, called out the vol- next month. an econom ical S ta n d a rd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton Smith and their leader Harold untter fire department last week. STANDARD Heating Oil exactly suited returned Monday from Bellevue, Fowler to spend a week at Camp One was at the Raymond Van H [ A T iN G OILS to your requirements. Washington where they went last Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Gilder ranch and burned a barn Smith and Floyd Rathbun went and surrounding grass, one burn week to take their grand-daugh Fsr iatonaiUta to any Sturimi Oil Casr»') •( CaHfsrela grrinet tai ters, Carol and Susan Malen home up Saturday to bring them home ed a large are« of grass at the after a three weeks visit at the.r Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley and John Hllderhrand ranch, and one children spent the weekend with was behind St. Mary’s church farm near Moro. Jack G riffith Keith McDonald The state highway building had friends and relatives at Salem and and the Jack Rothery home K-Zl Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee, the trees removed from in front Portland and brought their niece, P h . Grana V a lle y 232 Ph. Wasco GI 2-3277 of it and got a good washing pre Cynthia McConaughy home with Delores and Jeannette went camp ing last week with Mr. and Mrs. paratory to a paint Jot) a little them for a visit. later. A special crew did the There will he no church school Clyde Lawson and family at Se- or worship service at the Wasco work. Clyde Davis was over from Con don Tuesday to do a little busi ness with the Moro Grain Grow- Moro Personals r V \ ta r iff all NHq Sex vice increa^.s yields up to 50% or more and returns as m uch as *4 era. Tom Fraser is here from Port land, wearing his old clothes and looking like the farmer he would like to be, while running errands on the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fraser and family went to Baker county for a visit with her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Nichols and son, Walter, are home from a ten day Vacation in British Col umbia where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Damon Fields. While Wes went fishing on Cari bou river Mrs. Nichols and Walter drove up to Prince George. for every $1 invested in { ?riilization It's gas* " Your FAIR and it is com ing ,--e farm chemicals Wasco — GI 2-5201 The Dalles — CY 6-5161 September 12-15 uè**- * Com e in and “PERFORMANCE TEST’’ a new Golden Anniversary INTERNATIONAL. Sherman's Showcase w here we show w hat we can do T h e re ’s stock at th e fairgrounds atready. H arley T ucker b ro u g h t h is roping calves to rest w hile He’s at W alla W alla, m ore com ing. U Dave Wood, the clown with the trained Brahma bull is coming. Lots to see t,., l ..„. 33 000 lb* GVW ........................‘.................... ss»«s rlrlva in a new Golden Anniversary IHTWB- will sen you on it. superior comfort, handho. ease and “get up and go.’’ But just to be sure you are really convinced. we have set up what we call our “ Performance Test This consists of taking a new Golden Annivenmry I n t o to places of your lions you know of—and giving the truck the work. IM e .t on the road See how it performs for you- And as you test the truck, remember that, over the y e w I ntfto , at , onal Thicks cost lca.1 to o w n -c o * record, prove national Take our “Performance Test” any time! INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS X cost least to ownl CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Moro, Oregon George Arnold, Portland, is to play for the dances: Friday night at Grass Valley aturday night in W ( » S ee it. B e a p art o f it.
