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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1959)
1 PAGE a SHERMAN COVNTT JOVRNAU Moro Personals Mr. and Mt's. Carroll Harlow ¡»■pent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee on their re tu rn to Eugene, froan th eir sum m er in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Giles French w ere in Por^I^nd Friday night w here he ,a ppeared on Tom McCall’s i?ab and gouge program , Viewpoint, shown Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pinkerton of Redondo Beach, Calif., were guests a t the H arry Pinkerton home Thursday, Aug. 13. Sam Pinkerton is a cousin of the late R. W. Pinkerton. In 1901 he was the d river of the 32 horse harvest ing outfit of George S traghn near Z E N IT H S ales J?V & S erv ice SERVICE ON ALL MARKS Call ANDY PAULSON JO 3-3513 MORO, OREGON FRI M Y , AFC VST 21, UttS DeMoss Springs. A picture of outfit has hung on the walls the county court house for many years. It was Sam Pinkerton and H arry I jtn p h a e r w ho hauled the lum ber Prom K kckltat to build the big red b arn on the Lam phaer place ju st south of Eugene Ami don’s. 'Phis spring, Mr. Amidon tore th at barn down and his son Bud hauled the lum ber txick to Goldendale to construct a build ing on his farm there. from a vacation tr4> to Cana ls, going first to New' W estm inster and to Chilliwack, and later to Ed monton and farther north to visit relatives. The A rlington and Condon 4-H P erfection in ev erv serv ice Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Bennett and son, David, w ere here the first of the week while on the final end of their vacation from a bank at Lx4)anon. They visited her m other, Mrs. Ha vie Brisblne and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.-Collis Moore were in Pendleton last Saturday to w it ness the sw earing In of new fed eral judge, John Kilkenny, by fed eral judge, Jam es Alger Fee, of the San Francisco liench. Kilken ny will move to Portland as one of the federal judges for Oregon. Mrs. Clara Houston has returned £ reaso n ab le cost saddle clubs w ent through to iRs cf Monday w ith truck ioaito m ake horses. They w ere going a three day ride along the kyllne trail as p a rt of their proj t. Par- e n ts accompanied the youngsters. Mrs. W endell BUlslger letft Sun day by plane for Honolulu where she will m eet her son, Edwin, when lv gets off his ship the 22nd after a long trip to Japanese and Chinese w aters. She w ill also see her grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. W arren Gee left this week for their home in San Francisco after «pending ten days here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross. He expects to sta rt the practice of dentistry Septem ber first. Dr. Otis G. Perkins Funeral Service Optometrist L e o n a rd & W ilm a S m ith Directors 40 E. 2nd SL 1 el. CY0-3302 T h e Dalles, Ore. Phone T h e Dalles C Y fl-3133 When they get the vitamins JOIN YOUR FRIENDS AT they need Wasco County F A I R AUGUST 20-21-22-23, 1959 Tygh Valley Oregon 4 Big Days 4 CHILDREN LEARN FASTER! Some lost shovels at the De- Mass fire a few’ w’eeks ago and pixdxrbly some one has them. If those w ith extra shovels will leave them at the DeMow ra n .h C uily will re- ..-¡tribute them. Jam es L. W eathers, boiler man firem an, VSN, son of Basil L. F athers of Rufus, serving aboard the destroyer USS Shelton, re turned to Long Ceach, Ctollf., Aug ust 14, after a six-month tour of duty w ith the V. S. Seventh Fleet in the W estern Pacific. Mrs. Mollie McLachlan was h p •ek from h e r home in d reports that ¿if tout countiam met at the ., c in L aurelhurst p ark A ....... . .», ate, visited ami elect. J. B. Adams, president, and Mr Lottie Lee Pieper, secretary. s*4i From where I s it ... / / Joe M a rsh 5 n The Moro Livestock club met at Nancy Conlee’s i.oine August 17. Since none of the 4-H leaders were present, Jean Ross gave the 4-H mem bers some pointers on s h e e p show m anship. R efresh ments were served by the hostess Karen Powell. Reporter This is the •’emergency ” The Library’s moving into its new building next w eek—over on Bridge Street. Moving all those books will cost more than $200. At that rate we won’t be able to afford any new books for a couple of years. Whitey's got the solution— have everyo n e in town borrow at least five books, keep them h a» p ro v e d c h ild r e n NOW to C H IC A G O via le a r n (a s te r w h e n th e y g e t th e v ita m in s th e y n e e d A n o t h e r im p o i ta n t reason n o t t o « » * >■ c h a n c e s w i t h y o u r c h ild ’s d ic k X B e x e l M u l t i p l e V i t a nu n s fo r C h ild r e n N O g u a ra n te e s v it a m in in s u ra n c e fo r b e tte r te e th , b e tte r a p p e tite . INDIAN PONY RACES lo o k s b e tte r , b o tt le ot E it h e r y o u r c h ild feels b e tte r a fte r o n e • Finest Rail Service from the Pacific N orthw est to F fc r s ’s <As R ig h t B r * f i F'Uemte F a r m u U DENVER and CHICAGO-KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. F e e fiasry A /r m lx r g fs u r F e t u l j • Early m orning arrival in Chicago. • Convenient connections Fast and South. 8 K T T E K .,.b » M »K K 9$ O N j W asco , O regon Fat Stock Auction 11:30 a. m. UNION PACIFIC Ixscal V n lo n Pacific A gcnt, .IO 3-326(1 C a ri W . Itexren d , G en eral T r a file A gcnt 1634 Itom i S treet, Phone E v e rg re e n 2-1961 Want a truck that’s built for your job? See us now about Follows Church Services see y o u r ow n N i ! INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Grass Valley Grain Growers FARE DOME D IN E R -D O M E L O U N G E —D O M E COACH B e x e l, o r y o u r m o n e y w i ll r e fu n d e d . WASCO PHARMACY Free Cowboy Breakfast Sunday from 6-9 a. m. EXTRA 5ÏTY O F P O R T L A N D c a p s u le fo r m . PH1LCO TV gate prize Saturday INDIAN VILLAGE, AT O n ly p e n n ie s a d a y in e it h e r s y r u p o r tin y be fu lly HORSE SHOW AND RACES, Saturday 1:00 p. m. DENVER b e tte r h e a lt h , to o . . . b e tte r bones, G u aran teed 1 NRA RODEO: Saturray 7:30 p .m . Sunday 2:30 p. m a week, and return tliem to tha new addressl From where I sit, cooperation among neighbors la the life blood of a town. People should work together . . . w hether It's to help a lib rary or fight In to l erance. For Instance, I f you'll respect my right to an occa sional glass of beer— and I re spect th e b eve ra g e o f y o u r choice . . . that kind of coopera tion w ill do lots to help w ipe Intolerance "off the books.” Copyright, 1959, United States Brewers foundation Bexel guarantee* vitamins and iron your child may need far better health and learning S c ie n c e A Real N ovel" Idea H a d a r a il fro m W h ite y Fisher, head of the Town L i b rary’s Emergency Committee. U e’s asked me to explain the situation. The ninth m eeting of the Diz zy Needles Kniting club, held m Ju ly 18, was a short one as it preceded a slum ber party. All but two m embers have fin ished their project. Breakfast w as served at 6:00 by our leader, Genevieve Powell, who brought us into town in time for Sunday School. Pat Alsup, R eporter Dale Christiansen, SHS coach, suys there will be a practice crf'tFe team Monday, August 24, at y a a t the Freohm en who asp ire to the team should be on hand. Z= N E W m odels u p to 33,000 lbs. G V W . N E W E conom y-M inded “six” or o p tio n al V-8 [» w e r N E W B onus-L oad pickup bodies a n d C ustom -T ailored cabs about GOLDEN H A R VEST FERTILIZERS FROM PACIFIC Just about anything you need in fertilizers— liquid or d ry — can be found at your local PACIFIC Cooperative. Y ou’ll never find more effective or more economical fertilizer than G O LDI N HARVEST. But, good fertilizers do not guarantee high yields. One other essential ingredient is needed fo r sure crop success and th a t's ... f e r t iliz e r ’’k n o w -h o w ” ★ MUA AMMONIA ★ AQUA PHOSPHATE ★ URAN32 ★ SULFUR O ur feetilixer exp.ro in your own area can tell you whar ra t. to use. what rime of year to apply, at what depth to inject, how to find the fertility level» of your field» and bow Io ( t l Ih t ( r t a l t i l production per dollar of cost. Underfertilizing robs you of profits. Overfertilizing is wasteful and costly. Contact ’’fertilizer headquarters” right now and be sure of a GOLDEN HARVEST. We ll do the job for you or you can rent one of our light draft applicators - either w ay fertilizer ”know- how1 is an important part of our complete service. Ute CoWok Harreit fertilizers and profit from our experience. S U R E S IG N O F F E R T IL IZ E R " K N O W -H O W " © N ew In o k t New I n t e r n a t io n a l TYucka with utako or platform bodies in over a dozen models to nwet your needs exactly. New anodized alu m in u m one-piece g rille . N e w custom in te rio rs of long w earing v in y l. Sweep- A ro u n d w in d s h ie ld w ith o u t door projections. Controls de signed for all day driving. F7 snd g o l N e w p ir k y» odels tee- Poom ypicki nus lo a d bodies, tu re Bonus s u e s " or V i i . liv e ly N *w ■ Tr M o re »ny head snd tor 8 th P ic k u p w ith b a ck t e a t I New T r e v e le tte « ta k es 6 passengers plus fu ll-e h e pickup toed N e w c o m p a c t-d e s ig n m odels Short length tor e a s ie r handling ot long v ans, b ig g e r p a y lo a d s Cushman Equipment Co. T í’ - P A C IF IC COOPERATIVES MEMBER GRASS VALLEY GRAIN GROWERS Phone ED 3-2333 Moro, Oregon Phone JO 5-3555 I N T E R N A T I O N A L ® T R U C K S worlds most complete linei
