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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON W h a t th e y did, A nd how, a n d w hy, a n d w h a t th e n e ig h b o rs said- FRIDAY, JULY 25, IM« a»*e planting grass on the banks .*nd fills along Highway 97 and the new Bull Canyon-John Hay river stretch of 206. They work early in the day l»efore the wind comes up. Mike Haggerty, assistant c o o r dinator for the centennial com mission, stopped in town W ednes day with a couple of arm y dis- charges for John Weil from the Seventh C. S. Cavalry, which was C uster’s outfit. Weil ended a five year enlistm ent ju st in tim e to miss the m assacre at Big Horn >ack in 1876. Haggerty also had an old Wade & Butcher razor, said to have been used by Gen- eral Custer. Still sharp, too Kelly Wilson is home again after his hitch in the arm y in cluding service in Korea. Kays he’d just as soon harvest as sold ier. County Agents Tommy Thom p son and Carol A rm strong went to Pendleton T hursday for a two day workshop. She will hurry home In order to meet her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wendell A rm strong anu son Neal, who are coming from Redwing, Minn., for a ten day visit in the west. Days are warm, not really hot, fine threshing w eather and that is ju st w hat th e farm ers are us ing it for. Anti those not th resh ing can like the w eather if they want to run around in th eir skins, which is w hat some of them are doing. Brown skins, mostly. T. I-ester Johnson is making one of his frequent trip s to Pen d ’Oreille, up in Idaho, w here the fish ana big and hungry, a nice combination and not often found in these tim es w hen so many live in the cities so unha-ppily th at they w ant to get out in the country again and use fishing for an excuse. Mac Bull decided tha time was ripe for him to burn some weeds around his old place on Railroad avenue the first of the week. The w eather was a little w arm , the weeds a little dry and the fire covered more ground than Mac intended before the siren called some townsm en together to put it out. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henkle come Bill Bieker and family are back home W ednesday from a vaca from th eir trip to British Colum tion spent at Devil’s Lake w ith bia w here tlx?y fished and cooled Mr. and Mrs. Fnad Henkle. off at ' 100 Mile House above Mr. and Mrs. Fred H ennagin and Cache Creek. A drivers license exam iner will A grass fire burn ed over the ,be on duty in Moro W ednesday, hills of the Deschutes on the W as July 30, at the courthouse be- co side from Oakbrook to a spot tween the hours of 9 a. m. ami across from the tunrx?l through the lower horseshoe bend Sun 4 p. m. ■ < Tom ami Dick Barnum are day afternoon causing a lot of guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. smoke and some excitem ent among the railroad crew s in Fred Kurilo and family of P ort charge of keeping train s running land. Farm ers in town in a clean sh irt and a contented expression M O RO C O M M U N IT Y are the ones who have finished P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H harvest. There is a pleasant p e r 9:45 Sunday School Classes for all age groups. iod then of catching up on sleep, Russell Belshee, supt. kidding the slower neighbors and 11:00 Church Servioe com puting the income that, espe Sermon theme: ’"By Whom Do cially in a year like this, adds to You Measure Your Life.’ the joy of life. A crew of state highway rneng E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor ELKS & FAMILIES PICNIC B. P. 0 . Elks annual Picnic, S u n d a y , July, 27, 1958 Hunt Park, Tygh Valley, Oregon This is one event for the entire family to enjoy. Bring your own picnic lunch and a pitcher. Coffee, pop. ice cream and refreshments will be supplied by the club. GAMES FOR ALL. FUN FOR ALL DON’T MISS IT Mrs. Jennie H earing , Mrs. W. R. orchestras blariing ev erywnere— first u inlt—Fellowship hall and Reni, Mi’s. Gus Har tmann. Mr» . planes flyin g e►ver head—qulte a class rot oms and kitchen about the Hail first of April. The Sanctuary and H arry Allen. Mrs. \ ilae Fow ler «.-elebratliin!” “The peot►le have I kn ' u very additioi nal classrooms and office By l>orl» N label ami Mrs. Blanch Evt •rett. A iso in joy m i th e oecasit Mrs. Charles Fulton was host H ildr d Zell. M rs. J vited hut unable ti » I k * preseti t wonderful t<> us and had a coffee space will come in the second hour in our hoitor the firs t Sun- phase, in possibly 1960. ess at a luncheon July 17 at her was Mrs. Minnie Morrls. home in honor of the birthday of M i Estn »lie Haile; is plan- day at Anchor Park." At Turnaguin, where they will wit h a Mrs. Estrelle Hailey. O thers p re Euro ning i trip to Z E N IT H TV ADS sent were Mrs E verett W atkins W A N T group from the Arth ir Murray b u t kt their new church, they hope Sales & Service to hold their first services, pos of The Dalles, Mrs. Hildred Zell FXH'ND. Male buff and w hite pup. Studi« The: , will leav Portland S E I t V I t E ON A L L M A K E S Come and get him. JO. 5-3538 38c Saturday night by plane for New sibly in the elem entary school, and her mother, Mrs. Alice A nder son, Mrs. Hugh W hite. Mrs. H ar LOST & FOUND: Yellow, part Col York where they will en ibark for -ometime in Septem ber or early Call ANDY PAULSON old W hite, Mrs. Floyd Root and lie cog. picked up ul Dinty s Amsterdam. Brussels. 1 aids and oct«»lH*t* and begin building the .1(1 5-3513 ’ _ > Mrs William Rueppell. gas station.. Owner please lamdon. Rev. L u ry E ‘dings wishes .to. Joe Hil erbrand^and E. P. Cald phone John Stapleton, The Dal well of Lebanon left a week ago les, Oregon. 38-9c remind everyone that August 10 Thursday after fin! hing harvest. FOR SALE: I"xl2-16' Utility sur is the «lay for the 75th anniver Cecil Fields, son of Mr. and faced dry $63 i* r M fob mill. sary celebration of the Wasco Mrs. Damon Fields of Ashcroft, All members No more at this price. Phone Methodist church. B. C., Canada, is spending the EMerson 5-2216 ttfle, Wash. 38c and friends of the church are in sum m er at the home of Mr. and vited to attend and bring your BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Mrs. Ckem Welk. family and friends. Ix»cal area Man or Ixuly wanted Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Richard Brunei and fam to service and collect from coin- ily in a letter from Anchorage, Sam Brock are Mrs. B rocks operated dispensing equipment. Alaska, report that "Alaska is niece, Mrs. Eddie Gunderson and I to 9 hours weekly earns oper everything we hoped it would be.” two boys of Heppner. ator up to $200 monthly. No age They hail the pleasure of attend Recent guests of Mrs Harley- limit or selling hut must have ing the very Impressive dedica Dutton were Mr. and Mrs. Harold ear, references and $806 woi k- tion of the new Alaskan Metho Dutton of Seattle. ing capital. For interview give dist University site and the first A iw v n t houseguest of Mrs. personal particulars, phone building. Aeeoriling to Rev. Bru Estrelle Hailey has been Mrs. number. W rite R<>x 4672, Dallas ner, “On June 30 we w ere made Musa Huston of Glendale, Calif , <», Texas. '■*' a state! That evening the town sister of the late Lila Hailey. A True the whole TREMENDOUS Ol’PORTt N1T\ was really jumping! The huge world over... Requires a few hours work per pile of 50 tons of wikm I made a Tom Saxton who delivers the makes the week, days or«*u»nings deliver mammolh Ixmflre. Some 12,000 mail and takes it away in the af ing nationally khowh items to milled around the area—shooting ternoons is on a vacation to rest difference coin operated vending mach fireworks, the arm y ad ling a 49 •Oly from his labors and Tom Jones ines in this area. Work con cannon salute—small bands anti is bringing in the August bills. sisting of fillihg, machines ami Lupin«* lb*l>«*kah Lodge No, 116 A pink and blue shower in hon- R . W U M « W t N « C O M PA N Y. W A I M I h » . OW. W • A. collecting the money. Meets 2nd and 4th Tues- or of Mr: David Moore was held ABSOLUTELY NO SELLING, days of each month. VLB- Thursday afternoon at the W. T. accounts established and turned ing m em bers welcome. Balsiger home w ith Mrs. Balsig- Ann Miller, N. G. over to qualified man or woman. er and Mrs. Lester Conlee as Helen Martin, Secretary ' (No age limit). Start part-time, hostesses. Moro i ODG1 No. it* I.O.O.1 keep your present job and earn Mr. am Mrs. E. E. Barnum Meets 1st an I 3rd Tues- a steady weekly profit. Possibil went to Bend Sunday morning ity full-time with income in ^ ^ d a y s In l .0.0.1*’. hall. Tran- early and returned Monday even slent and visiting brothers creasing accordingly. A part- ing, making the drive in the cool tim e operaUqp can earn up are cordially invited. Floyd Haines, N. G. of the day. to $250 monthly. Filtwre expan I ,e<>Ww t k i ns, Sec ré, a ry Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbill and sion can be financed, but a cash three children have moved into Tuylor IXIDGE A. F. At ' . ,M investm ent of $750 necessary to Wasco, a \ \ «SCO, Oregon the Mulick house ami he will be start. To qualify you must have d ß S p Meets each Fi 'irst an I 'ridi- working with Clarence Huis in time, capital and reliable car. ' x x ' Tuesdays. the carpentry trade. He is a m a W rite giving phone and full Elton Medler, W ,M son by trade. Mr. Newbill is a particulars to: Self Service Gordon Harper. Se. ret ary brother of Mrs. Clarence Huts. 131 Hi Greenwood Ave', Seattle, E u reka Lodge No. 121 A.F.JItA.M. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer are 33, W ashington. 38p Meets on the 1st and 3rd still on their vacation anti are G FOR SALE: 3l2 A farm, 53 A. T hursd i> 1 ■1 probably sw eltering in the Chica w ater right. Terms, i’hone 2295, month. ’ Visiting members go beat for that is where they Wamic, Oregon. 36-8c cordially invited to meet with us. went to visit w ith his relatives. Joe Heater, \\ • M- Mrs. Jim Taylor spent a few EST. FOOD ROUTE Clyde Gillntor, Secretary days in a hospital in The Dalles 800 family W atkins Route now I1 A R L A N IIV 1E W G R A N G E available. 90 year reputation. A Meets F irst ami T h ird Saturdays with an ear infection. Her m oth Hick Rankin on his Now Ford 4-wheel drive top-grade one-man business and each month at 8:00 l>. m. er is here to help the family. Bulldog Tractor - Dick has a hilly cherry orchard no experience or money requir ( ’ARD OP THANKS Helen llriic k e rt, M aster We wish to thank our neigh ed. W rite for full inform ation F lorence R ru c ke rt, Secretary am I says this Tractor will go anywhere - lie say» to The J. R. W atkins Company, Bethlehem C h ap ter No. 78 D.E.S. bors who came to our aid in p u t come out and watch it work - This tractor with 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle Meets every second Thurs- k w ting out the wheat fire on our ranch this week and the Grass 5, W ashington. 36-4lc day each month. Visiting,,}» with 4-wheel drive, is the greatest development since Valley Fire departm ent that came Custom Slaughtering by appoint meinliei's invited. Moro, On*. v the Build-in Hydraulic System and 3 Point Hitch. to help. Genevieve ; Powell, W. 51, m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap Mr. an ! Mrs. George Wilson Gwen Ross, Secretary ping, sharp freeze. Kenny's Available i l l S1H) series, gas and diesel or the bi ft M ark et Grass Valley, Oregon, Major - - ( ’all ED 3-2315 rot appointm ent. Dr. Frank D. Reid Remember Ford Is - The Line That’s Great For ’58 STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com plete painting and decorating D entist W e like to trude - service, spray or brush. Phone M oro I L .tel llld g. JO 5-3561 CY 6 3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E. TRI-COUNTY TRACTOR No Appointm ents U n til 12th St. Vern Campbell and F u rth er Notice up The Dalles, Oregon Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn ■00 K£liv AVt FOR YOUR VACATION, stay at the. Craddock Cottages on Siletz A ’ name clowly m o - Bay. Clean, family sized mod cialed In tha pvWle ern cottages. Moderate . rates. <6* mind with dependability In Taft. Ph. iv lak e 2107. 35 8c Address and Phone FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house, built in 1952. has wall to wall carpet In living room. All elec-, trie heat. 3 extra lots. Sell equl- ty. ( ’all GI 2-5550. 35-8p FOR SALE: Registered q u arter horse gelding.1 (Tall Mrs. Ed Bauer, Redmond, Ore. Phone days Ll-coln 8-1462" or evenings Id-coin 8-2895. 37-9c FOR SALE: Semi U bottom 16’ I k , at with buggy type top and trailer. Curley DeMoas. 37 tin of friends o were invit n to meet M: Wasco News ie late Mrs. for the af- Huston. En- were Mrs. e Anderson, GW & . 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