Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, January 08, 1960, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, ORBGON
FRIDAY, JA NT ARY A 1960
of Mr. and Mrs. Claud« Bartle for remodelling the church audi­ Gosson, Jim White, Mr. and Mrs. mg families; Miss Darlene Hardie,
E. J. Hrdina and Petre Kas-
torium, the work to begin kt once. Lorin Winnett, all of Wasco; Mr. The Dalles, Miss Mary Upton,
may.
parek of Portland have been here Wasco News
New Year s day dinner guests After the business nx»cttog those and Mrs. Max Belshe, Mr. and Beaverton, David Hardie Mr. and
•ttys week to catch up on the title
By Pauline Broughton
V u v iu of Mr. a iK f - M i g Uf w in work at the offioe of the Sher­
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bartlemay present were shown a film. ' Mar­ Mrs. Clair Balzer, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Aex Har ie and grandchild­
Van Gilder Christmas weekend man County Title company. Most"
were Mr Bartlemay s brother and ty re J Men,” which tn\d the story Ru<v Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine ren hereea and 1-arry. Mr. and
Dr.
S-
L-
Richclderfcr
greeted
were Mr and Mrs. Hal Wood of cases have to do with relocations the New Year ty celebrating her sister in law Mr and Mrs. “Cap” •of the missionaries that were kill­ Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George Gei- Mrs. Charset Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Portland.
Uarilemay. then two sons, and ed by a twnd of Auca Indians in ser, Mrs. Mavis Olsen from Moro; Harold Stlnchfield and sons Rick
because of the Jchn Daj dam.
Hev. and Mrs. Ernest C. Gooden* Frank Hulery, native Sher* SOth birthday January 1. Dr. Rich- Mr. Bartlemay T mother from Ecuador in 1956.
and Dr. and Mrs. Davidson from and Mac, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Jor­
Larger returned just before New man countun, born near Rufus eld erfor’s brother, H. F. Riker Blalock
Last Tues. ay Mr.and Mrs. Gone The Dalles.
gensen and son Stewart, all of
of
Bocne
Iowa
who
sharej
the
Years from a trip Into Wyoming in 1691, died in Portland Wed­
Mrs. Idah Everett was a guest Gosson and daughters Debbie,
Gene McConaughy and daugh­ Condon, Mrs. Stewart Hardie,
same
birthdate
though
he
U
two
and Montana where they visited nesday. Survivors are his widow,
of the Owen Barnett family on Deni-e, and Leslie Kay, of Port­ ter Cynthia of Portland were Forest Grove and Mr. and Mrs
their two sons and daughter. The Ida, two daughters, Mrs. Amos years older than his sistei was New Years.
land visited the Leo Watkins fam­ weekend visitors of his sisters, Douglas Shull, Denlce, Gary and
present
for
the
occasion.
Also
on
family'was all together for Christ­ DeBernardis of Portland and Mrs. hand to offer felicitations were
Mr. and Mrs. Elfin Ross of Sal­ ily. The girls remained until Bun­
Mrs. Floyd Root held an all day Karen of W are.
mas at their son Alton’s home in Robert Bull is of Pullman, one
em spent the New Year weekend day when the Gossons came r coffee hour December 30 In honor
Dr.
Richelderfcr’s
son
and
daugh­
Powell, Wyoming for the first sister, Mrs Walter Morris of Ru­
of her first grandchild, Kristi C A R D O F T H A N K S
ter In law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry with Mrs. Ross’ sister and brother them. ’
time in 16 years.
fus and a brother, Tom of Albany. Riche,derfer and her daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. L. U Funk. Services at the Wasco Church Root, born last fall In Ix»ndon to
Our thanks go out to all the
Mrs. Edna Freeman had as
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bartlemay of Christ will be held In the base­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Root.
Rudy Mayko and Boh Mitchell
kind people who remembered us
her guests for Christmas her have been here this week review­ and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ sp?nt Christmas with their son ment while remodelling of the
As of this date. (January 4*. with cards, flow’ers, food and
children Neal and wife from Eu­ ing the script of the soil survey bert Bish and children Betsy and and family In Bend.
main auditorium takes place. Ray Holloway, who was rushed prayer during the sickness and
Doug,
and
Mr.
Bish’s
brother,
gene and Greta and husband from for Sherman county which will
Latest reports are that Mr. and There will be a change In time to Mid-Columbia hospital follow­
Kenneth, who spent Christmas
Hermiston.
Mrs. Tom Striker, both of whom for evening services, with C. E. at ing a stroke last week, remains death of our beloved husband
b? published by the federal gov­ vacation with the Bish family.
and father.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder ernment.
Christmas eve guests of Mr. have been hospitalized, are much 6.00 instead of 6:30, and worship critically ill,
Mrs. Mae Buck
and sons of Albany spent from
improved.
Mr.
Striker
has
been
services at 7:00 instead of 7:30.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Root
at
their
Mr. & Mrs. George Buck
Mrs.
Sally
Wright
spent
Christ­
Thursday until Sunday visiting at
ranch home on Fulton canyon removed from traction and is rest­ The Young Peoples choir will mas In The Dalles with her grand
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Virtue
the Darwin Van Gilder home. Bangs Regulations
ing
comfortably,
and
Mrs.
Striker
meet at 7:15 on Wednesday.
road were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Root
Mr.
& Mrs. Ray VanGllder
son.
Roy
Hogue
and
family.
The men spent some time goose
hopes to lie able to leave the hos­ Little Pamela Anderson of Port­
and
Kristi,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Mr.
& Mrs. John Buck
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Shull
were
Revised
Again
and duck hunting.
land spent most of Christmas va­
Root, all of Corvallis; Mr. and pital soon.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Buck
hosts
on
Deeenrtier
27
at
a
family
Sunday school teachers at Was­ cation visiting her two sets of
Revised regulations governing Mrs. G. H. Root of The Dalles, and
Mr. & Mrs. I^eo Roberts
Mrs. Don King returned home
co Church of Christ were honor­ grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ (’inner that included the follow-
last week from the hospital with the brucellosis and tuberculosis Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rueppell.
ed
with
small
gifts
last
Sunday
don Harp?r and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Mr and Mrs. W>n. Root and
a new daughter, number five for testing program in Oregon were
announced this week by the state daughter went to Yelm. Wn., to from Supt. Mrs. Harold Engberg. Macheel. The Harpers took her to
the King children.
Mrs. Ada Jones of Rushville,
James Griggs has left his em­ department of agriculture. Revi­ spend Christmas day with Mrs. Illinois, is a guest of her son and Hood River Sunday where they 1 Prescription
were met by Pamela’s parents Mr.
sions
were
hammered
out
in
ses­
Root’s parents, and Mr. and Mrs.
ployment with the state game
of the official state brocello- Robert Root s(x'nt the day at The daughter in law, the Rev. and and Mrs. Leland Anderson.
commission and is he ne for a few sions
advisory committee and the Dalles with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin William Jone.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Englierg
days before going to Georgia to sis
voluntary
brocellosis committee Shaw, while the Floyd Roots en- The Dorcas Society of the Was­ and J- A. (Andy) Engberg drove
'become a soldier for his standard with department
They entertained their respective par­ co Church of Christ will hold its to Sjxikane last week, where they
bit of service. He is visiting his are geared to the officials.
next meeting January 13 at the
modified
certi­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griggs. fied status the state now holds, ents, along with Mrs. Chris Ruep- home of Mrs. Guy Andrews. The visited relatives and also attend­
ed a showing of the "Icecapade»”.
l>ell
and
children,
Rosemary,
Boni
Andy Paulson is home from
One of the major changes re­ and Gary, and Alfred Evans, all following new officers will In? in­ Before returning to Wasco, they
medical treatment In Portland al­ lates to the handling of cattle held
stalled at that time: Mrs. Leo drove to Couer d’Alene and s|>ent
though he made another trip to in herds quarantined for brucello­ of Portland.
Watkins, president, Mrs. Arthur an evening with the Virgil Brock
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rollle
Skiles
of
the city Tuesday. He is not well sis. At present, sonx? 220 herds
VanOilder, vice-president; Mrs, family there.
enough to go back to work yet are under quarantine of the 34,78"» Portland were guests at Christ­ Jerry Barnett, so retary; and Mrs.
U - . » . ...
December 27 Mr. and Mrs.
mas of their son and daughter In
but is improving.
William Jones, treasurer,
herds on department records.
Floyd
Root.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Skiles
Lloyd Wooderson has been lay­ Henceforth, to remove any ani­
Tlx» Decmber meeting was held Root, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Root and
ing off from the state highway mal from a quarantined herd, .per­ Susan and Shawn.
at the home of Mrs. Jerry Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rueppell
New
Years
day
found
the
mem-
crew for the past week with a mission must first be obtained
Powerful end effective, m** y i aw d r"-
n, ju t*
nett, with Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. drove to Portland to attend the
first rate case of the old fashioned from the state department of hers of the Root family enjoying Jones
as hostesses. This meeting wedding of Miss Roni Rueppell to
remarkable resulti. I
*ch dam age can
one last get-together of the holiday
flu.
agriculture, one of its assistant
was the annual Christmas party,
Students at schools of higher state veterinarians or from fed­ season before the hoys, Bud and and a free will offering was col­ Gary King of that city.
result from improper use c . «rdose. Da ,erout
Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Bill, return to Corvullls to resume
learning disappeared as quietly eral veterinarians in the field.
lected to be sent to the Turner Eleanor Borg held a “Dancing
their
studies
at
OSC.
Also
with
immunities can develop. Permui. jnt m qury car. - a done
as they came In the first days of
’ Painful experience and ex/pen- them for the day was Mr. and Home.
Awur> " pearty
In The Dalles
the new year.
— even life con be endangered.
sive futile prosecutions under the
The West Wind Riders met Award” party in The Dalles for
Mrs. Don Rueppell of Corvallis.
old
system
with
its
numerous
ex­
Sunday
at
the
Leo
Watkins
home
her
1958-59
pupils.
Beverly
Pshl-
While
viewing
the
Bowl
games
on
G R A N G E NOTES
ceptions leads us to adopt the TV, word was received of the for potluck dinner. Present were goda, and Marcia, Dean and Jim
For goad reason, there are restrictions on the use
(Mrs. Louis Sather
and tighter program, which marriage of Mrs, Chris Rueppell, Mr. and Mra| John Kellogg and Medler.
Grange met in regular session new
of
penicillin, Chloromycetin, certain sulfa compounds
will apply to fewer and fewer a sister In law of Mrs. Floyd Root, Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith,
Mrs. Florence Root of Board-
with good attendance. Our lectur­ heres
as time goes on,” says Dr. to Alfred Evans In Portland.
Mr, and Mrs. George Weedman, man spent Christmas with her
er put on a good program that M. R. Wbulfe, assistant state vet­
and other drugs without the care and prescription
was both Instructive and enjoy­ erinarian.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Root and Mike, Gary Debbie, Mrs, Tom son, Vernon Root and family. She
of a physician. When your health requires it, consult
able everyone agreed. Next meet­ Another important change pro­ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rueppell will Moore and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. will return this week for an ex­
Pete Richards, David, Karen and tended visit while she has dental
ing will he social.
go
to
Portland
Friday.
Mr.
Root
your Doctor. He will prescribe these new and potent
hibits the home slaughter of
Home Ec club meets with Mrs. Bang’s reactors. Such reactors will leave Sunday for Athens, Ga.. Rart>ert. At the business meeting work done In The Dalles.
remedies
when he feels they are required.
Key Belshee January 14 with a must now be slaughtered at slau­ where he will represent the Fed­ which followed plans were com­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
pleted
for
the
dinner
to
tie
hel
l
entertained
a
few’
friends
at
an
1:30 dessert luncheon. Hostesses ghter plants under either state, eral government at an Agricul­
will be Carrie Belshe, Ellen Rey­ municipal or federal meat inspec­ tural Crops Research meeting. at the Wasco grade school when “open house” Wednesday even­
nolds and Florence Thompson. tion. This means protection for Following this meeting, he will tlx? annual MCSCA meeting Is ing. Among those who were pre
W A S t (I. O R E G O N
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Exchange of pal gifts and drawing consumers everywhere and elim­ go to Washington, D. C. for the held there Jan. 16.
Following morning services at Skiles, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hll-
of new pals and making a year inates the cost of sending state National Association of Wheat
the Wasco Church of Christ last derbrand, Mr. and Mrs. John Hll-
hook for 1960 will he done.
officials to farms to supervise the Growers,
First meeting of each month slaughter of reactors. It will also
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and Sunday, potluck dinner preceded enbrand, Mr. and Mrs. Don Me-
will be a business meeting and take the confusion out of indem­ family «pent a few days last week the annual business meeting At Dermld, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
the meeting plans were discussed McDermld, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
PHARMACY
the 2nd meeting will be social. nity payments. Owners will re­ visiting In and around Athena.
Invite your friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dutton en­
ceive indemnity when animals
The Grange hall was the scene are slaughtered at licensed plants. tertained several couples at a pot­
of a teenage dance Saturday night.
luck dinner on New Year’s eve.
Dance was given by Mrs. Virgil
Tresent were Mr. and Mrs. Ver­
M ASCO PARAGRAPHS
Conlee and Mrs. Stan Coelsch.
non Root and Maurice, Mr. and
Friday the Hilderbrands enter­ Mrs. Roy Shafer and Kenny, Mr.
tained with an impromptu party and Mrs. John Robinson and Mr.
(RAVEL HIGHWAY V
for their guests. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse. The Shaf­
and Mrs. Jerry Barnett, Mr. and fer’s daughter and son In law,
OKANOGAN CAftIBOO
Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sodorff
T f tA llfe j^ X
Don McDermid, Mr. an Mrs. Doug and two children of Pullman,Wn.,
<
523 MU». *
Shull and Mr. and Mrs. Bob By­ dropped In later In the evening.
Houseguests of the Gordon
ars. ’¡'he evening was spent in
*wrbonfc» Aloikq
Hilderbrands
over New Years
visiting and munching on refresh­
AArleod l o k « F V
ments of turkey sandwiches, pie were Gordon’s cousin, John Bar­
nett, and the latter’s fiancee, Miss
and coffee.
Judith Campion of Seattle.
CARD OF T H A N K S
For the loving concern shown Mrs. Robert Nlsbet and Mrs.
lor Pat curing her illness and for Clyde Fridley and their families.
Sorti
»
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cards,
letters and gifts sent her He also visited his parents, Mr.
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during her recent hospitalization, and Mr. A. D. McConaughy at
Kent.
our most heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. Floyd Root entertained on
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coats
Dec. 28 for the board members of
The Dalles Country Club. About
The Moro Barber Shop
twenty ladies were present.
Wiley McDonald, father of
Keith McDonald, has been a pa­
and TV Repair
tient at Mid-Columbia hospital in
The Dalles.
W ill be closed
Also hospitalized last week was
Mrs. Vinton Watkins, for treat­
ment of a kidney infection.
until fu rth er notice.
Christmas eve guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Shull included
ANDY PAULSON
their son and daughter In law,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shull and
children; Miss Mary Upton of
Beaverton; and the younger Mrs.
D r. Otis G. Perkins
Shull’s parents and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Eslinger and Dar­
Optometrist
lene from Pullman, Washington.
Word has been received here
40. E. 2nd SL
of the death of Mac Crowder in
1 el. CY6-5362 The P a llet, Ore.
Washington, D. C. He was the
son of the Rev. V. S. Crowder,
who will he remembered as a for­
mer pastor of the Waseo Metho­
Smith Callaway
dist church.
C h a n e l FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent,
vnapei ser vice
who returned last Wednesday
from a Christmas visit in Corval
Leonard R. Smith
Phone CY 6-3135
lis with their daughter and son-
The Dalle«. Oregon
in-law. were Sunday dinner guests
:?r. Moro Personals
Certain
Self- Treatment
Should 1Jforrtj
WASCO PHARMACY
Room is the theme.
Headroom. Spreadroom. Comfort-
room. Room for a truck’s load.
Strength for a truck’s job. An outdoor
man’s idea of a "wagon.” An engineer’s
idea of how an 8-passenger vehicle
should be built to last.
Name: International B-110 Travelall."
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ANDY
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SALE
We are over on Odds and Ends and Short on Cash.
In our front window we have placed our
odds and ends and have priced them for
cash sale.
'You will find such items as:
Paint — Tools —Toys — House wares
Radios — Carden tra c to r — Nails
A ll hales are cash.
A ll sales final.
G racefully styled new I n t e r n a t io n a i I i >
>11 haa
dual headlight«, amart, one pie. e anodize.l
alum inum g rille I t haa wide (wnta, haa unique curtiaide
th ird door. "SiM’’ or V - 8 engines
Cushman Equipment Co.
Moro, Oregon
Phone JO 5 3555
RANCH & HOME STORE
M 0R 0, OREGON
INTERNATIONAL" TRUCKS
WORLD’S MOST COMPLETE LIN E!