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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1958)
PA G E 3 &HERM AS C O V I « ! JOVRSiAL, Moro Personals Kav Kirkelie, senior at .Mon.» high school, has been «w anted a Stale System of Higher Education scholarship to E astern Oregon college, according to Dr. Lyle H. Johnson, registrar. Dayanne Sayrs of Moro was in charge of make-up for the recent Kappa-Gamma show, entitled “Ho bo’s Holiday." Sponsored by her sorority, Alpha Gamma, and Kap pa Phi Alpha fraternity of Lewis and Clark college. The annual show centered in two hobos who took a trip around the world as stowawavs on a ship. MORO, ORBGON L arry L. Sayrs. i iospitai corps- man th ird class. US>N. g raduated A pril 15 from the Field Medical Service school at the Man ne Base, Camp P entleton, Ca lif. Roy Tiller was doiwn ft out Her- nd visit- miston over the w< ing relatives and i mproving the cem etery lot w hen B his m other was buried recently Wse Fuller was- here election He day, coming from R’o rtland. said he came up to vote. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGilder were in Portland Friday and dis covered that Darwin was im prov ing steadily. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Alsup spent Tuesday in Tygh Valley. FRIDAY. MAY 23, 105s Kenny Sather is in the hospital due to injuries r€c.‘ ived when at tacked by a row. < HtD tip I l lA \K s 1 v\ant to express mv thanks an I appreciation tor the vote g i\- cn me in the prim ary election. 1 am very grateful. I-oy Cochran P erfection been making. ixxal Odd-Fellow s will have 9:45 Sun. ay School w ith Bible trucks available at the cemetery classes for every age group. next Tuesday, .May 27 and will as- Russel lJelshee, suj»erintendent 11:00 Church Svrvi e Sermon theme: Rente, ost—1958 Dr. Otis G. Perkins 7:30 The Bacuiluareate Service for Sherm an high school seniors at Optometrist the high school. Because of the Baccalaureate Service there will 403 K. 2nd HL be no W estm inster Fellowship. Tel. CY« 5362 T he D alles. Ore. E -nest C. Goodenl>erger. Pastor P K K K H t 1 E R I A X < 111 i t i I I drivi b .aule«. iway for thosk? w ho . lean siraves Mr. an«i1 Mi S. Nick Moodjr an. I WO soils of 1Rendale, who have Kling some time with icen W ASCO Your Cost Only 24c Per S I00 l et FOR THE GRADUATES! ALL-TRANSISTOR RADIOS Funeral Service Leonard & Wilma Smith Directors I * Protect Maytag Washers, Dryers & Freezers Whirlpool, Bendix Genera, Electric, Hoffman, RCA & Zenith TV’s The Dalles CY 6-3135 Zero Freez Freezers, Lincoln Welders w e h a v e th e m You l>y C overage for lla il D am age Lincoln Greasing equipment EUGENE COURTNEY Johnson Sea-Horses INSURANCE AGENCY Telephones: Bua. CY 6-2015; Res. CY C-3432 406 WASHINGTON ST. CO. nt reasonable cost Phone ( cop E Q U IP M E N T All SIZES! w ith n d iv id en d o f 20% nt exp iration m aking C rain h r sister, Mrs. Glen Shoemaker and family, ha. e moved to the farm house r< ently vacated by i ’i Ml SMI H i « »< k \li Moody is employed by Mr. Clyde Fridley. WASCO, OREGON PHILCO ( ’«vernge we are now w riting costs you 30 cent* per Stoo H nm per MORO < DM Ml > 1 1 Y urday, running th e ev e n t tn 2 06 6 si9t in c 1^)ebriis will be w hich is b etter tim e th an he has ways. in *’ ery service On Grain Fire Insurance lu A ntirl|*ntlon o f n Keith Hockir.an placed second ’rick meet at Springfield last Sat LIVESTOCK SCALES 2 used Lauson Motors, good condition THE DALLES, ORE. N o need for guess-w ork or ex pensive trucking of livestock to to w n f o r c h e c k - w e ig h in g . A Sure-W eigh livestock scale will weigh 40 to 50 head per hour, ac curately and inexpensively, rig h t on th e farm . 3,000 lb. capacity w ith large 3 ft. by 8 ft. platform . G u aran teed accu rate and w ar ranted for 10 years. W ill weigh larg est single stock anim als or groups of sm aller stock. D elivered prices below $250 on som e m od els. THE 0 L 0 SUNNY BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE, KY„ DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO.. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROQf J. M. D augherty Box 57 (i rass Valley, <)rc. Phone ED 3 2521 You can’t beat it for price, either Twelve hundred men me on the job building the w o rld 's highest earth fill dam at Pacific Power's huge S w ift Hydroelectric Project on the Lewis River, one o f the im p o rta n t new d i f'? p m e n ls the C om pany now has under construction. If y o u 'd just driv e one of our I nternational Thicks — (you’re invited to, you know) —we think you’ll agree thal it has to ofT^r. It offers style, for one thing. And comfort in that big, roomy cob, for another. After you’ve driven it, you can tell us how easy it handles. Then we’ll tell you the good news about its low price. The most important thing an I nternational Thi< k offers though, is the unseen durability that makes it r I /ea./ to own. Drop in today, you’ll find what we say » ti. IrP&L’S BiG to.lSihiiCriON PROGRAM MEANS 10BS TODAY, INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS POWER FOR FUTURE PAYROLLS! P P& L ’s record construction program means more power lor Pacific Powerland. It also means $ IB-million in construction jobs and paychecks this year. Three major PP& L projects will add 350,000 kilowatts of new power to the Com pany’s system this fall. More power for industrial payrolls! More power for your comfort and convenience! At home and on the job, make full use of your low-cost P P & L electric service. It’s today’s biggest bargain! Th. w orld'! mod compioto truck lino — Vi ton to ?6.CG0 Ib i O V W . INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own! CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Moro, Oregon & L IG H T C O M F A N Y Live B e tie r ... E le c tr ic a lly Phone JO 5 3555 !
