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'twl PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL, 22, 1960 tist college in Portland went to in law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Bend and spent Easter with MUs Art Watkins, returning Monday. and family of The Dalles, Mr. ami Mrs. Claud Bayer and family of Miller’s parents and came on here Mrs. Bob Schilling and Julie, and were overnight guests of Peg Mrs. Harry Hooper and Mrs. Lor Moro and Frank E. Bayer and By Anna B al/er Mrs. Havie Brisbine was an gy’s parents, the Dick Reck- in Winnett of Wasco were busi Helen were guests Easter Sunday Easter weekend guest of her bro Mrs. Dick Rust and Mrs. Her manns. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ham ness visitors in Portland Friday. at the Frank T. Bayer home. ther, Ove Hansen in The Dalles. Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and Helen man Ziegler Jr. of The Dalles took mond and family had Easter suj>- Karen Wilson was program Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs Harry were business visitor in The Dal Herman Ziegler Sr. to Portland per with them. chairman of the Easter meeting of Hooper and Mrs. Alfred Payne les Friday. University of Oregon students in Friday where he entered St. Vin Mr. and Mrs Harry Stark and ami Alfa Jean were visitors in Mrs J. O. Shull of Portland cent hospital for medical atten- famUy Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark McArthur Court last Sunday The Dalles Saturday - spent Thursday anti Friday visit lioik 71 and family and Mrs. Josephine morning. , Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May were ing her daughter Mrs Boyce Blay Mr and Mrs William Brinkert Parkhurst of Kent and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller left breakfast guests of Mrs. Grace lock and family. . ____ _________ ___ and Gary and Mrs. Bill Brinkert Mls Hubert Wagers and familv Tuesday morning for a two w eeks Zevely in Wasco Easter morning. Mrs. Bernard Martin had the trip most of which will be spent Yere in The Dalles Easter Sun- of port Rock drove to Cove Ea- Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Alberty and misfortune to break her ankle in California. day 10 ,visit B,n Bnnkerl at the gter Sunday and had pienic dinner Peggy and Dean of Moro were The Sherman Theater will show noepitM. with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain dinner guests Easter Sunday at Friday, April 8, she went to The Dalles Saturday and had a cast a ten minute reel about cancer * r" and ^ rs- Harold Lakin had and famdy and Mr. and Mrs. Cur- the Sam Alberty home. put on. She is able to get around each show night this weekend. aa dinr]e‘'f «ue8ta Eaafter Su"day tls Stark of Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schnidt of The condition of Mrs. Anna ;Mr and MJ 8w.Jamet8 Mannin« and Mrs A A Duniap went to Condon were callers Easter Sun on crutches anti a wheel chair. Mrs. Eugene Spencer and child Moore, in Portland with a heart ,an“ •' ,and ^ rs* llaze^ Zurllnden Heppner April 10 to visit her son day at the Sam Alberty home. ren anti Jerrine Blaylock of The attack, is still serious and it will of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Norris The Schnidts are moving here Dalles spent Friday evening vis be several days, it is understood, Gilkison of The Dalles and Mr. and will work for Sam Alberty. iting their parents, the Boy co before doctore will know the prob- anJ* Mra ,Harry Eak? TIMBER LAMINATED Mrs. Josephine Parkhurst of Blaylocks anti grandmother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch went able result of her illness although Kent had as weekend guests her J. O. Shull. some improvement made it pos to Portland Saturday for Easter son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin STRUCTURES sible to move her to the Mid-Co,- returning Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hubert Wagers and family and Danny anil Victor Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley re umbla hospital in The Dalles of Fort Rock. They also visited were in The Dalles Easter Sun turned from Arlington Sunday af Wednesday. Grain Storage other relatives while here. day visiting at the Walter Davis ter spending a w ’eek there on the Easter Sunday guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrigo home. ranch. Commercial Structures and Mrs. Ted Thompson and fam ily w’ere Mr. and Mrs. Dale Arch Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch w’ent Machine Sheds er of Rufus and Mr. and Mrs. Vir to Prineville Wednesday to at tend the funeral of his sister in gil Archer and family. Pre Cut Buildings Mrs. Iva Nahouse returned to ^ r3, ard Hausch, who pass Contact: Clair L. Balzer her home hi McCoy «his week ed away Easter Sunday, Moro, Oregon Peggy Reckmann and Catherine after visiting relatives and friends Phone: Jordon 5-3623 'after 5 T- Miller, students at Jvdson Bap- in Sherman county and her sis ter Mrs. Bertie Brown at Tygh -V -w Valley. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Christianson and his mother, Mrs. Daisy Byers, drove to Colfax, Wn., Saturday to see the christening of their young est grand daughter, the third of ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Bon Christianson. Mrs. Christianson Jr. and three daughters came home with them for a weeks visit. this Sunday - April 24th The small son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart tipped an anvil over on his foot so he’s getting around The D alles High School Auditorium in a cast with a broken foot. Pret ty young to be heaving anvils. H E A R T D ISEA SE PRO BA BLY A set of keys was found on the streets of Moro last week from 3:15 P. M. H A S N O T IN C R E A S E D . . . Brodsky’s in Eugene an Edsel dealer but the keys are labeled The increasing number o f reports of heart disorders as a GM. They are at the Journal of cause o f death has been brought about by the ttKcttt of fice. by medicine. Many persons who formerly m ignt have died of Mrs. Henry Barnum was host other diseases now live long and useful lives—eventually to ess Friday night honoring her »uccumb to a failing heart which has performed its lifetime husband and other members of o f duty. The Dalles Community Band the Barnum family having birth Therefore—as we grow older, the care o f the heart must be day anniversaries in April. Mr. considered in our every activity. Have regular check-ups by 50 - Pieces - 50 and Mrs. Alfred Kock were also your Doctor, and follow his guidance carefully. He probably guests and all enjoyed the birth can help to keep your heart functioning for many extra year» day cakes baked by Mrs. Kock, as o f buoyant and happy life. Whenever medication is required, well as the delicious dinner pre we w ill be happy to have you bring your prescriptions to pared by Mrs. Barnum. this Pharmacy. MORO COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WASCO P H A R M A ci ' 9:45 Church School Classes for all age groups Bronze Granite Marble WASCO, OREGON 11:00 Church Service Sermon theme: “The Christian Significance of Easter” 5:30 Westminster Fellowship Cemetery Engraving - Curbing - Cinders Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor Moro Personal» Grass Valley FREE BAND CONCERT Sherman Superm arket * ua Dr Otis G Perkins Optometrist rials The Home Extension unit will meet at the school house for its regular meeting Wednesday af ternoon April 27 at 1:30 p. m. Subject will be “Know Your t ounty Service.” Everyone is cor dially invited to attend. Mrs. John Rust went to Port land Monday to sjiend a week with her aunt, Mrs. Carl Hunke. Mrs. Stella Eddy accompanied her to her home in Portland after spending a week at the Bert Cox home. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger had as dinner guests Easter Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Rust anti Mrs. Geraldine Raven and children. I..Her thes «ltuse («« Kent .md visited Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wil- son ami family. Mr ano Mrs. Loy Cochran toot Easter dinner and called on Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee Sunday. Mrs. Kee has been quite ill for some time now. ------ enable« the family to limit the cost to it« needs or withe«. Third Annual Open Horse Sale FORT DALLES RIDERS GROUNDS The Dalles, Oregon May 1, 1960 Quarter Horses - Arabians - W alkers Thoroughbreds - Ponies - Club Horses Stallion Parade - 1 0 : 0 0 A. M. No entry fee for this event Sale Starts at 12:00 Noon Auctioneer: JIM MESSERSMITH Jerome, Idaho Lunch on the Grounds— Reg. Fee $6.00 Commission 5% over $100.00 For consignment contact: Fred Hovey, Rt- 1 Box 17 Phone CY 6 2123 The Dalles, Oregon TheTRAVELALL... handy at so many chores! Consolidated with The Dalles Marble & Granite Works 40/ E. 2nd S t 1 e t CY6-5362 The Ballet, Ore. Smith Callaway Chapel fu n er a l FCI SERVICE léonard R. Smith Memorials — Markers — Monuments — Mausoleums Phone CY 6-4124 BUD FISK 919 West SIXTH The Dalles, Oregon Phone CY 6-3135 The Dalles, Oregon For family trips, it seats eight. For hauling, it carries &-ton of bulky load. For back-road travel the T' kavelaix has high clearance. For oil-road trips, there’s a 4-wheel drive model. For versatility, style and value — see our T ravelall . SA LE Purebred Herefords Saturday, April 2 3 52 YEARLING RANGE BULLS 12 HEAD STEERS 20 HEIFERS Sale Starts at 2 :0 0 p.m. BARBECUE LUNCH WILL BE SERVED NOON TO 2:00 P. M. E verybody W elcom e WHITE 'ÉLÉPHANT RANCH Condon, Oregon See us about trucks. . . we know! Cushman Moro, Oregon Equipment Co. Phone 105-3555 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Ä Ä =
