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SH EK 5LÂN COUNT! JOI K.VAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 13, I960
the purchase of new fire equip
Mr. Albert Kaseberg.
She was
ment and will have the third and Betty Haven Married
lieautifully gowned in a white bel
lerina length frock trimmed in
Merle Becket stopped in Moro final reading of the ordnance mak
ing
the
purchase
possible.
lace, the fingertip veil held in
Monday night to visit the Rober
J. E. Norton was moved from In Home Ceremony
place by band of tiny seed pearls.
sons while on his way home to
She carried the traditional bride's
La Grande from a trip to Port a hospital in Eugene to one in
An
event
of
Mother’s
day
week
The
Dalles
last
Sunday
so
he
bouquet of white mums, and was
land. Looks good and says he is.
be close enough for friends end was the wedding of Miss Bet attended by her sister, Mary Ann,
Son Paul is in his third year at could
ty Lou Haven and William Mc- who also wore a ballerina length
to call.
Oregon.
Clennon, both of Portland. The frock, in a soft shade of rose.
Lieutenant
and
Mrs,
Kenneth
The first meeting for discussion
which took place at
Mrs. Haven, mother of the
of the county budget will be held Hart came home last week after ceremony,
the home of the bride’s mother, bride, wore a beige afternoon
his
graduation
from
a
Fort
Sill
at the court house May 17, an
Mrs L. P Haven, at 7:30 Friday
nounces County Judge Vernon artillery school, fifth in his class evening, was performed by the dress with a lace top.
of
97.
May
26
he
will
leave
from
Miller who also says the court
Rev. Larry Eddings, pastor of the
has appointed Gordon Harper as Oakland, Calif., for a 13 month Wasco Methodist church, in the
a budget committee member to tour of duty in Korea.
Mr. and Mrs. David Reid were presence of about 30 relatives and Dr Otis G Perkins
replace Albert Kaseberg who
up from The Dalles Wednesday close friends of the bride. Par
has moved from the county.
ents of the groom, w’ho reside in
Optometrist
B. H. Roberson returned last for some business at the court Alaska, were unable to attend
house.
week end from a trip to the mid
40. K. 2nd HL
The bride, whose father is de
Mrs. Gladdis Bucholtz has
dle west that has kept him from
7 e t CY6-5362 The Dalles, Ore.
ceased, was given in marriage by
bought
the
Anna
Moore
house
his regular pursuits for a couple
from the heirs and will move into
of w eeks.
town
when convenient.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones of
Ron Phair, candidate for the
Portland were here Saturday and
Sunday to spend Mother’s day Republican nomination for con
wdth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. gress, stopped in Moro Thursday
morning and met supporters dur
E. E. Barnum.
ing
a coffee hour at Beefo’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morse, par
ents of Mrs. William Hall, are in
Oregon from Hawaii and on their About the County
way to Indiana to visit a son.
Mrs. Williams of The Dalles,
They have spent several days in president of Mid-Columbia Mental
them e “ HAWAIIAN SUNSET”
Moro and expect to return befoie Health Assn and Mrs. Lucy Mil-
going back to the Islands.
lins, school nurse from The Dal
Sharon Belshe was recently les, presented a film on the prob
selected as one of the six song- lems of treating mental patients.
Sherman High School Gymnasium
leaders on the cheerleading staff
Two new members, Mrs. Frank
at Central Washington College. Reid and Mrs. William Broughton
Competing against 20 other girls were accepted, bringing total
Saturday, May 1 4 ,1 9 6 0
Miss Belshe was chosen by mem membership of the club to 42.
bers of the S.G.A. council and the
Members of the Frank E.
Dancing 9 to 1
student body at large, on poise, Brown post at Wasco turned
ability, personality, and activities. ‘good neighbor’ Tuesday when
Miss Belshe’s first appearance as they gathered at site of the Ray
one of Central’s songleaders will mond Van Gilder home w’hich J Music by Lynn Teadtke and the New Notes
t>e at the opening football games burned recently. The men brought
fall quarter.
trucks and a bulldozer and clear
Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder, Mrs. ed the debris away so that re ♦
Sponsored by SHS Junior Class
Theodore Johnston, Mrs. Louis building might lie started. At noon
Sather and Mrs. Rich Bruckert, the Auxiliary ladies served dinner
attended the coffee hour at the for the workers at the Legion
Legion hall In Wasco Wednesday hall in Wasco.
of last week honoring the state
Auxiliary president, Mrs. Jack Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg will leave
George, upon her visit to this Friday for Eugene, where she will
attend the activities of Mothers’
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Don King return weekend on the U of O campus.
ed Monday evening from a train
trip to Tennessee where they vis
ited an aunt of Mrs. King and
Smith Callaway
other relatives.
FUNERAL
Moro’s city council will meet
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
S E R V IC E
May 17, next Tuesday, to make
Leonard R. Smith
up the budget for the coming year
P h o n e CY 6-3135
and on the 24th it will hold anoth
T he D a lle s, O regon
er meeting to hear opinions about
W h e n n ew lines gc
Moro Personals
. Junior Prom
c h an c e s are
you’ll see telephom
men working fron
trucks or poles wit!
equipment like this
We call it a “cable
lasher” — it wrap!
the cable to a strong
s te e l su p p o rtin g
strand. We used t<
do the job by hand
h o o k in g rin g s
around th e strand
then draw ing the
cable through them,
The idea of a cable-
la s h e r so u n d s
simple enough, yet
a lot of technical
w o rk w e n t in to
making it a reality.
It was well worth
it though, because
o u r c a b le -la s h e r
saves us lots of time—and it’s economies like
this that help us give you more for your tele
phone dollar.
up,
Grass Valley Grain Growers
Northwest for one big reason— it gets results
...up to $6 return for every $1 invested. Golden
compared
to telephone service, that is. Figure
it this way. An 18,000-mile-an-hour
missile could fly from here to New
i
York in about 10 minutes. But if you
place a call to New York you're
usually connected with the number
in less than 80 seconds after dialing
is com pleted! So even if men do
someday speed about in m issiles,
it'll be a long time before you can
beat the fastest way to visit folks J
far away . . . by long distance tele-
»
phone.
is a national habit.
And you get the best in fertilizer
know how and SERVICE from the
men in the Circle P trucks.
Sure sign for 1 ertilizer
M E M B E R PA C IFIC C O O PE R A T IV E S
Grass Valley Grain G row er»
guide for home and business ami always available
for reference ev en ’ day of the year. A friend of mine
in The I ijilles told me about an interesting ex|>erience
he had w ith the yellow pages. He said, “ W hen I am
in the m arket' to buy a certain item and want to
know w here to bi^* it. I just pin|s>int it in the
pinpoint
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STRUCTURES
Grain Storage
Commercial Structures
Machine Sheds
Pre Cut Buildings
Contact:
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M o ro , O regon
Paid Adv. J. O. Burns Condon
Phone: Jordon 3-3633 CiDer 5 p. m. Oregon
N a t u r e ’s f in e s t it
T h e r e i.s n o n e
IKE OLD HERMITAGE CO . lOUISVIlIE. I-
of i.
>o i l $2.95 pt
! $4.50 fifth
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PRODUCTS COM! Aa v, gg prqq
’□w handle only Caterpiil r equipment wc are dispos>rg
. _*d farm implements which remain in our stocks.
No Reasonable O ffer Refused!
COM BINES
H A Y E Q U IP M E N T
1— JD .~5 Power Mower— 7' HD cutter bat
, — New Idea Power Mower— 7' c u rtt; bai.
1—-JD Mod 116 W Baler, '52 mod. in
good condition.
1— JD Mod 214 W Baler. '58 Mod.— ti*et
only 1 season and has been recondi
tioned— is in new condition.
DRILLS
Find it fast in the yellow pages . . .
such soil nutrients as sulfur, zinc and molybde
o f your valuable ammonia.
Jam es V. L um s
M ISCELLANEOUS
2
Goble Diaks— 24' High
blades, depth gauges
like new.
s.raper?--
1— Oliver 3 bottom plow.
Contains ammonia, nitrogen. Combines with
you shallow placement, light draft anti no loss
to thank
m> many friends for cards, letters
.uid flowers, also visits during my
recent stay in a hospital.
Sueh
Udngs were deeply appreciated.
Again thank you.
Joseph S. Brooks
VOTE No. 28 for
tractors
ix>oking it up in the Classified section of the tele
phone directory is a national habit. It is a “ buyers”
num. Our famous ’’sure sign” applicators give
A
1—JD 420 Wheel tractor '58 mod. with
oHy 141 hours— like new.
I - J D 50 Wheel Tractor '52 mod. with
#rd|.O -M atic front end.
I — JD 40 Crawler tractor '54 mod. with
H D. Wagoner Loader and *
me
attachment and #1100 Tool i
Harvest Aqua is specially formulated for N o rth
west soils by Pacific Cooperatives.
wed- CARD OF THANKS
I am taking this wray
Mi s
I — JD 55 H Combine '57 Model
completely equipped tor peas.
level Land Combines—
'51 Mod & '53 Mod
i — JD 26 S Combine— in good condition.
Missiles ore slowpokes . . .
Aqua Ammonia is a favorite throughout the
w l>e CARD OF THANKS
We extend our appreciation to
loyed the Wasco Fire Dept., neighbors
and friends who came so rapidly
when we called for help May 6.
1 he D. A. Kaseberg family
W H A T 'S
D O IN G
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At YOUR
Best man was a close friend ol
the groom’s, R. J. Gretza, of Po»-:
land. The groom and his l»est nre,
wore light summer suits.
The Haven residence was beau
tifully decorated in a pink an I
white color scheme, carried out
in the flowers and candles which
graced the lace covered table th.it
held the wedding cake Mrs. Par-
roll Sayrs of Moro played the
wedding march and also accom
panied Mrs. J. K. McKean, who
sang “O Promise Me" and “The
Lord’s Prayer.”
After the ceremony the newly
weds slipped away for a brief trip
returning Sunday for a reception
at the home of the bride’s mother,
w'hich was attended by scores of
friends and well-wishers of th >
1— Belt pulley drive for Mod 'M '' J.D.
1— Header Transport for JC
3 —JD Mod B drills with hitch.
3—JD
LL drills.
8---JD M»d LZA 20 x 7 Mulch Hoe Drills
'7 inch spacing! solid packer wheels,
on rubber— just like new.
combine.
1 — 16' Cheney reel for Miss»*/ K errs r,0
combine.
2
New 16' Love reels for JD 95 or ?5H
combines.
Call Your Nearest STONE MACHINERY STORE
FOR LOCATION OF ITEMS - - -
www
Classified neetioii. Yes, a dealer of name brand
refrigerator sold one without sales effort Iwwatir-
my wife and I knew what we wanted. His advertise*
ment in the yellow pages was his silent salesm an!’
This goes to show that the Classified section is
used to advantage by seller and buyer alike.
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