PACK S
SHERMAN COUNTY , O l RNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNK 20. 1958
A n d erso n -O lsen
W ed d in g O b serv ed
M oro P e r so n a ls
W asco N ew s
L ois A n n E verett
B oth w o re c o rs a g e s of p in k ro s e A fter a week-long honeymoon the
buds.
Mrs. Gordon HIKierbrand and
M arried S u n d ay
By DorU Nisbet
Mrs. lx*o Roberts wearing iden
,\lr. and Mrs Marvin Robertson
tical sheath dresses of pale yel
and children left Monday for
Mr. anti Mrs. John Robinson,
Miss lx)is Ann Everett, daugh low, and white carnation w rist
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ander
Corvallis w here he will attend
assisted by Mrs. Marvin Thomas ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Robin
the conference of FFA teachers son are expected home from their were hosts at a dinner following son, became the bride of David let corsages, were chosen to light
wedding
trip
by
June
25
to
take
the white candelabra which flank
and take a special course in shop
the Saturday night wedding re Allen McGregor, son of Mrs. Ver
ed the large bouquets of pink
before returning about the Fourth up residence at Wasco.
T heir wedding was observed at hearsal of their daughter, Lois na McGregor of Corvallis, Sun and white gladioli on the altar.
of July.
„ the Moro Com m unity church Ann E verett and David Allen Mc day afternoon at the Wasco Me
Miss Carmen Royse played the
Mrs. J. W. Coons had a swell
Gregor, whose m arriage was an thodist church. The Rev. Richard pre-cenemony music and also the
June
8
when
the
bride
was
given
ing on h*r sinus operated on In
event of Sunday afternoon. P re E. Bruner officiated.
wedding march anti recessional.
Portland last week and is recov in m arriage by her fater, R. N. sent were Rev and Mrs. Richard
The bride wore a white lace Proceeding the ceremony. Miss
Olsen. Mrs. Dean Shaver of Hepp
ering at home.
Bruner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olm over iKt ballerina lengh gown,
T. Lester Johnson was in P o rt ner was m atron of honor, Mrs. stead of Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. featuring a ruffled net back in Leone Sullivan sang “Because”
Jack
Stre
h
of
Portland
and
Miss
accompanied by Judy Chambers,
land Thursday a n l Friday to a t
Mervln Hall»eison of Salem, Mary terest, scoop neckline and three-
tend a m eeting of the interim Mavis Miller were rbidesm ai !* in Jane E verett of Salem, Mary q u arter length sleeves. She wore and towar i the end of the cere
committee that is w riting a new w hite nylon and turquoise taffe McGregor of Corvallis, Glen Dod an off-the-face fingertip veil held mony sang “The l o r d ’s Prayer.”
A reoption in the church social
ta gowns.
law about coroners.
Donald McDermld was liest ge of Toledo, Larry Rauch of Sal in place w ith a coronet of pearls, rooms followed the ceremony,
Young peopk? who have been
em, Violet and Judy Chambers and carried a bouquet of pink
absent from the streets since man anti John anti Gordon Hilder- -and Leone Sullivan all of Jeffer feathered carnations and a w hite where three aunts of the bride
served refreshm ents from a beau
brand
were
ushers.
spring vacation are home again
son, Darlene Gochnauer of Moro, orchid on a w hite Bible.
The
bride
was
gowned
in
white
tifully decorated table centered
and taking t p th eir unaccustomed
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engberg
All three
attendants wore with a lovely fo u rtie re l cake,
tasks trying
to earn enough silk organiza and carried a white and Kaye.
flocked nylon organdy gowns, the made and decorate4 by Mrs. W al
money to retu rn to college again prayer book and orchids. Her go
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson dress of the m atron of honor, Mrs. ter B ruckert in white daisies ami
ing away costume was blue and
this fall.
ana the parents of a baby boy Mervln Halbeison, worn over rose ping rosebuds and topped with an
Tommy Thompson left Friday white.
born May 29 and named Scott colored nylon taffeta, and those orchid and wedding Ivells. Mrs
A
reception
followed
the
wed
for Fort Collins, Colorado to take
Arvid. G randparents are Mr. and of the bridesm aids, lx)th cousins Elfin Ross of Salem cut the cake
a course in “county agenting” to ding and was held in the church Mrs. Gordon H arper
and Mrs. of the bride, Miss Kaye W hipple and Mrs. Charles Everett poured
parlor
w
here
the
many
friends
.prepare himself better for his job.
Lily
Akre
of
Portland.
The
baby and Miss Mary Jane E verett of punch, and Mrs. L. L. unk poured
hTc 4-H boys and girls left of the couple came to wish them joins an older sister, Linda.
Coo.-, Bay. won over pale pink tea and coffee. Miss Lvn Rathbun
Monday m orning by bus for Cor well.
Mrs. Augusta Huckin, Mrs. Art Bouquets of the three featured anil Miss Darlene Gochnauer
vallis and ten days listening and
Macheel and Mrs. Gordon H arper imperial daisies and ivy.
were in charge of the gifts and
getting acquainted w ith chil Iren
went to Portland to attend a baby
W earing w hite dinner jackets Mrs. Sam Olmstead of Hood Riv
Darwin
Van
Gilder
has
been
from other parts of the state.
notified of his appointm ent as show er in honor of Mrs. Stanley were Sandy McGregor, who was er passed the guest Ixiok. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. C.iles French ex
chairm an of the Sherm an coun Anderson and new son. Mrs. De- best man for his brother, L arry Robert Ferrell of Moro and Mrs.
pect to leave Thursday for Cor
land Anderson was hostess for Rauch of Salem and Glen Dodge Harold Engberg, cousins of the
vallis to attend the sum m er m eet ty Keep Oregon Green com m it the event.
of Toledo, who were ushers. Ev bride, helped alxiut the rooms
tee.
He
replaces
Wily
Knlghten
ing of the new spaper fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley and erett Royse and Terry Kaseherg along with Jeannette Belshee,
who has moved from the county.
Frank W ink was in town Mon
M r- D tV * M ille r, B « *lty .u n i Mary
The tem perature went to 94 children and Mr. and Mrs. Robert were assistant ushers.
day in his capacity as regional
Nisbet and family enjoyed a pot
The bride’s m other wore a teal Haven and Mrs. Stan Gordh.
both
Tuesday
and
W
ednesday
at
executive for the centennial com
luck dinner on F a th e r’s day at blue dress with white hat and
For her going away outfit the
mission for Hood River, Wasco, the station and it was w arm but the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Me- gloves, and the groom's mother
bride chose a navy blue chemise
not
so
hot
as
in
some
places.
Sherman, Gilliam and W heeler
waa dressed in a navy blue suit dress topped by a light blue
T here was little wind although a Conaughy in Kent.
counties.
Enjoying a picnic supper in the dress with w hite accessories. chemise style coat with large
cool breeze came up W ednesday
Misses W ilma G entry and Sher-
yard of Rev. and Mrs. Richard E.
white buttons. Her hat and gloves
rte F raser are at Salem this week evening.
were pink and her shoes and
Dean M artin, son of Mr. and Bruner and children on Tuesday
attending Girls State and learn
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purse white, and she wore the o r
Mrs. Orlow Martin, is now at evening were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
ing about governm ent.
Fridley
and
children
and
Mr.
and
chid from her bride’s bouquet.
Fort Ord, California for his lx>ot
S a le s & S e r v ic e
camp training, having gone there Mrs. Robert Nisbet and children.
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
about two weeks ago.
MORO COMMUNITY
Call
ANDY PAULSON
Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Bethke S a v in g s B on d s S a les
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
D r. O tis G. P erk in s
will
move
to
Hillsboro
the
first
JO 5-3513
):45 Sunday School w ith Bible
of
Ju
ly
and
he
will
start
work
U p In C ounty
classes for every age group.
Optometrist
Russel Belshee, superintendent as co-ordinator of the physical
Savings bonds sales for the
education
program
at
Hillsboro
Meader Septic Service
405 K. 2nd Ht.
11:00 Church Service
state of Oregon through
May
Sermon theme: “Practicing the high school. He will not coach
CYpress
8-8186
The
Oalles,
Ore.
am
ounted
to
$16,188,957,
1.394
Tel.
CY6-5362
The Oalles, Ore.
hut direct physical education.
Presence of God.”
Licensed and bonded in
higher than a year ago in face
Mrs.
Bethke
will
teach
at
Hills-
8:00 Class in church m em bership
Slate ofl Oregon
of a drop in Oregon sales for May
lx>ro or some nearby school.
at the church.
6 years in The Oalles
to $2,799,516 from the previous
E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor
Mrs. Lloyd Wooderson under year's $3,085,531.
went an operation for appendi
County sales for the year were
D r. F ra n k D. R eid
'AltO OF THANKS
citis at a hospital in The Dalles $49,990 to $32,445 for 1957.
io •»'. fry service
I wish to thank the sisters of last week and Is recuperating
Continued support of the gov
D
entist
he Rebekah Ixxlge, who honored very well, now at home.
ernm ents Bond probram dem on
at reasonable eost
Moro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3561
ne with a lovely farewell party
The Moro school board has strates our people’s desire to help
No Appointm ents I ntll
ast Tuesday evening. Also the completed the faculty for the fall build their country’s strength to
Further Notice
school children, who took part term by the hiring of Mrs. Leona keep the peace. Dollars invested
n the program and perform ed so Helgeson to teach the first grade. in United States Savings Bonds
beautifully.
The com m unity is She is from Montana, has seven support the strong economy we
rortunate to have so many tai- years prim ary experience, three need to sustain m ilitary readiness,
?nted children.
children 9, 12 and 14. O ther tea scientific development, and pro
At this tim e too, 1 should like chers will l>e Mrs. Ivan Blagg, ductive growth.
SPRINKLtR IRRIGATION
:o thank the kind people who second; Mrs. Eileen Moreau, third; peace. Dolars Invested In United
Funeral Service
wrote the letter of appreciation Mrs. Frances Jeffries, fourth; Mrs. States Savings Bonds support (he
bf my work here as p rim ary M argarette Christianson, fifth & strong economy we need to sus
[jeonard & Wilma Smith
teacher.
6th; Steve Stivers, 7th & 8th; kin tain m ilitary readiness, scientific
Director»
1 have enjoyed living in the dergarten, music and part-tim e development a n d
productive
community.
7th & 8th, Mrs. B. H. Roberson. growth.
Phone
The Dillon CY 6-3135
A form er teacher,
Marvin Miller was in the coun
Edith Paulson ty the first of th e week pursuing
Car O w n e r s M ust
his hobbies of rock hunting and
CARD OF THANKS
fishing.
Thanks to the friends and
Mrs. Ernest Goo<lenl>erg?r is in H a v e L icen ses
neighbors who helped us put Meridian, Idaho, helping care for
TO CROPS THAT PAY
Mr. car owner! Were you one
iaclw tiv., » » 'Id fomow* WADE * RAIN
out the grass fire Monday.
m other who is 88 and ill. Satur of those who forgot to check the
t«olur«>
»""• on,, ""°"-
Norman & Alice Gochnauer day she will leave for the Quad-
p
o««< boo»tin«
. . . r a id ! < t '°p
co»’»
expiration date of your licen-e
while
riennial convention of the U nit plates last month and then were
AltO OF THANKS
The Harlandview’ Grange w ish ed Presbyterian women to l»e held caught short because of the Mem
W rits tor F rio lllv d r a t H L iterature ml
“ F M N FACTS
Form ToCay.
es to express its sincere thanks at Purdue U niversity in Indiana, orial weekend holidays?
o the Sherman county court, the a convention to which 5000 are
I o avoid conflict w ith the dead
Muller FARM EQUIP.
iherm an County Historical so- expected. Mr. Goodenberger and line. the Department of Motor
Sales - Service - Parts
daughter,
Dorothy,
a
teacher
at
•iety, the Rufus Grange and oth-
Vehicles urges all car ow ners
>rs who helijbed clean and refur- Lewiston, Montana, left T hursday whose tabs expire in June to re Case, Calkins, New Holland
for Meridian.
)ish DeMoss park.
new them early to avoid the
Moro, Oregon
end-of-the-month rush.
couple will be at home In Salem,
where the bride is empolveil at
State Finance Co., and the groom
at University Bawl.
Out of county guests were Mrs.
Verna McGregor and Mollie of
Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sny
der and John of Coquille, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Stoddard and Luann
of W illamina. Violet Chambers of
Jefferson, Mrs. Mary E verett and
From where I sit ...¿ /J o e M arsh
Turkey Trot—
Without Music
Swlfty Fisher has a new way
to move his turkeys to a fresh
feeding place, twice a week.
He constructed a “ rolling”
fence by welding wheels to his
fence posts. Each wheel has a
sturdy braking device to keep
the fence from moving, once a
suitable range is found.
Swifty explains, “this solves
the problem of taking down
woven wire, pulling up posts
and re -s e ttin g them again.”
Now, he Just hooks his tractors
to both ends of the fence, and
rolls it away.
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