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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1»3S spent the sum m er at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Shull, has gone back to Beaverton w here By Dori» N label she will teach again this year. Houseguests this week of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and Mrs. Roy Shafer are Mrs. are spending a few days at the Shafer's daughter and husband, coast. Mr. and Mrs. John McConaghy Mr. and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg and family of Kansas City, Mo. have tieen in Seattle attending the Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fridley are Seattle Seafair. Enjoying hucklelierrving at at the coast for a few days. Mr. and Mis. Ben Klind w orth Bear Springs recently were Mr. of Connell, Wash., are visiting and Mrs. Sam Brock and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom S triker. They Mrs. Jam es Maddox of The Dal all went to P ortland Monday to les, and also Mr. and -Mrs. Clar ence Dietz. They were joined on see the l>asel»all game. Mrs. Arlet Rhinehart, Nina Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight and Jam es, and Mrs. Grace San McConaughy of Kent. ders went huckleberrying on Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B arnett and Adams w ith a group of Mrs. San family spent a few days in Bart- d e rs’ relatives from W hite Sal land last week Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock and mon. W eekend visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Maddox of cf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nlsbet The Dalles are leaving Thursday were Mrs. Gene McConaughy and for * week at Elk Lake. Cynthia of Portland. All were Rev and Mrs. L arry Ekklings Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Jeannette Belshee are leaving and Mrs. D. McConaughy of Kent. August 16 for Camp Magruder Mr. and Mrs. Chet Coats, Tom w here they will act as teachers and counselors in a Methodist and Tony Cwpaci, are spending a week at Odell and the Mt. Hood Youth Camp. A ttending a Methodist Youth area. BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Camp at S u ttle I^ike this week are M argaret O'Meara. Mary Gosson, August 5, a boy weighing eight pounds five and one-half Coats and Barbara Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Smith ounces, named Mark Louis. He joins a brother. Greg, and a sister and family have recently re tu rn Gayle. G randparents are Mr. and ed from a week vacation at Cain» Mrs. W. A. Nlsbet. Ixxjkout on the coast. Miss Mary Ppton, who has Wasco News w ■ .* a- B'ggest floral clock in the work! is planned for Internationa, Garden of Tomorrow at Oregon O n ien n ial e o< sition grounds at Portland next summer. Clock, modeled after one at Chiist* church, New Z .dan 1, will actually tell tune, and hands and face alike will be made of grow ing flowers. W orld's biggest candle will stand behind clock. Garden will cover 8Vi .wits. had l>een very hot. PEC Ronald T. Rolfe, son of John M. Rolfe, Grass Valley, re cently participated in a field tra in ing exercise with the 3d Infantry I>espite the hot w eather a sen Division in Kitzingen, Germany. sitive and experienced nose van The city of Moro firem en pro smell fall. School men have a n test that they saved the truck at nounced the date for school open the Coelsch fire on the Barnum ing, w hich of course, they knew ranch last week and that the all the time and told it on request. Journal was in error. It will be Septem ber 8, the most Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kneller of n atural date. And the fair plans Glendale, Calif., visited here a are getting on with some counties few days w ith her grandson, Jack helding theirs real soon. Matteson and Mrs. Gwen Matte It won't be sum m er much long son while they wen? in Oregon to er so if there’s som ething you attend a family reunion. want to do in warm w eather it is Mrs. A lata Wiley is a visitor at tim e to be at it. Actually no one the Art Johnson home coming w ants to do much of anything in from Portland. hot w eather and they delay the Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stam ey inevitable until cool nights come ami family spent the week end and tlie breeze is refreshing d u r with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and ing the day. And maybe put it off A. S. Johnson. entirely. Mrs. Tom Woodcock suffered The steelhead fisherm en are at it again, fishing and talking about a stroke of partial paralysis Sun the big one that got away or got day while visiting at the home caught, com paring lures, giving of her daughter near Maupin. advice and acting like fisherm en Tom has gone over to be with the world over. They bake in the her until she is improved. Tommy Mithell is taking the hot sun of the gorge, stiffen their limbs climbing over the rocks, place of Ken Malloy while he is maul their bodies riding over on a vacation from his work as rocky roads and have the best p arts man at Empire. Blaine Damon and Clarence time w hether aw arded w ith fish or forced to retu rn home w ith an Sparling w ere up from Portland Tuesday accompanied by Vivette em pty sack. Business m ust be good. E very Sparling Green, who came along one is busy in stores and stations for the ride. Gregory and Gretchen Black of anil business men seem to be planning ahead as if they expect Portland are visiting their grand ed to be in business for an inde parents, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Pin finite time. Some of the more kerton, while their father is un dergoing m ajor surgery at Pro modern ones even advertise. Jack Cushman is home again vidence hospital. this week after being in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferrell and last week for a conference of daughters are on vacation this IHC dealers. week and next going to Rhodo Mr. an . .Mrs. Bob Marvin and dendron w here they find the re son Greg and H arry Kunsm an laxation they like—fishing anil are at the Leach this week and golf. next for a vacation away from the Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger job. e went to Toledo Sunday to visit Mrs. Ivy Morgan ‘spent a few with his nephew who is a com days here this week with her dau m ander in the navy as a flier. ghter, Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and They found the w eather cool fam ily, coming from Kennewick, along the coast. W ashington where she said it Dale H arrison has bought the What they did, And how, and why, and what the neighbors said- Bullard house at the top of Main street, the form er F rank Pike house. Tex Irzyk and family and his brother, Bennk?, are spending a few days at Seaside getting over the hard w ork of harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Busse of Long Island, New York, w ere here the first of the week to spend a couple days visiting his brother, Ralph and family, while on a trip through the west. • HI NEIGHBOR! LET’S GO W ASCO » Rufus Personals CARD OF THANKS Mrs. George Fox I want to express my thanks to the friends who sent me flowers We can't vary the subject by and cards and gave me words of w riting al»out the w eather be cheer and did deeds of kindness cause there has been such a small during my illness. change In tlx? w eather for weeks Steve McMillin now. An Ideal year for harvest ing the crops of which there seems to la? a bountiful am ount Z E N I T H TV in grains and fruit for this part Sales & Service of the country. The children are SERVICE ON ALL MAKES getting as brown as Indians with Call ANDY PAULSON all the swimming and playing in the water, an age old custom JO 3-3313 of beating the heat. Due to the strikes, there's no more work activity in this area than a m onth ago. The land on the old Bartholmew place is being leveled, whlh is making a cloud of dirt with the dry windy day». Mr. and Mrs. W alter Morris are trying their luck fishing up at the lakes for their vacation. Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Morris have been looking after their houses in their absence. Neal Eaton, son of Mr. anil Mrs. Eugene Eaton, was home from California over the weekend vis iting his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G rant and family moved Saturday to Mon tana where they used to live. They had lived in the Rufus church parsonage and while here painted tho house. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Eox met a group of Mrs. Eox's relatives from Troutdale at the park in The ! Dalles last Sunday for a picnic and a family reunion. Also going to the reunion from Rufus were Mr uM Mw n il Huck. , ,( Russell Chase left last weekend planning to pick (tears in the Hood River area. Mr. and Mrs. Ardie Jordan are home again after a m onth’s vaca tion. Mrs. Jordan is hack at the poet office window again. During her vacation she was sick for a week, so her tim e away was longer than she had expected. Tne Jordans fished up at the lakes, and spent some tim e sw in g some of Oregon's scenery a t the coast and in the m ountains. Mrs. George Eox and Mrs. Bill Huck «pent T hursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E arl W eather ford at Oiex seeing Mrs. Fox’s grandchildren. August 8 was Chert W eatherford's second b irth day. 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