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FAGB S SHERMAN COUNTY Moro Personals JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE J, I960 and family of Eugenet he is E l bert's son) Hersheli Davis of E u gene the is P. Waldo’s son) and Mrs. Fay Odell of Dufur. Bill Axtell was here Memorial day from McMinnville w here he is living. Mrs. Vi Race was a week end visitor here from Portland spend ing the time w ith her broth» r Carroll Sayrs and other relatives. days while on his vaction and did m e n Van Gilder and family of Rufus Personan Wasco News not get to spend as much tim e Antelope; her daughter and son In here as he wanted. They live at Dan Rinman, 8 lb. 12^4 oz. a r law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gunnels By Mrs. Geo. L. Fox By Pauline Broughton La Crescenta, California and he rived May 25 to join brother, and Donna Jean of Moro; O. T is an accountant in Burbank, Timothy’, in the home of Dr. and Hansen of The Dalles and W alter Of interest to this community is Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. looking and feeling fine. Mrs R. M. Coekburn of Milwau the recent m arriage of Miss Jan Vern Dutton w ere Mr. and Mrs. Eaton of Wasci kie. Young Tim has been spend E rnie Woods has bought the Pearson and Rex Morris, both of Lawrence Boots of I<ebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broughton ing the last few days w ith his corner lots form erly occupied by Portland. Jan is the sister of Mrs. had as guests last week Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Irvine of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. the Moro Motors and having H arland McDonald who lives Lebanon spent last Thursday w ith Broughton’s aunt and uncle, Mr. Douma Paternal grandm other is cleaned it up is considering what near Rufus * Last Saturday the Mr. and Mrs Vern Dutton and and Mrs. Ward McGilvra. Mr. Me- Mrs. G. 8. Coekburn of Milton- to do with it. He thinks it a fav McDonalds attended a reception family. Gilvra is employed with a U. S. Freew ater. who will Guests at the Bob Axtell home orable location for a service sta for the newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Leo W atkins, Geodetic Survey group, and they BORN: Sunday afternoon at over the holiday weekend were tion and also is considering some make their home in Portland Judy and Don drove to Glenwood, were enroute from California to w here both are employed by the Wn., Memorial day w here they a new post in Montana. four o’clock, May 29, at The Dal Mr. and Mrs Bill Axtell, Cathy motel or apartm ent units. J. W. Copeland Lumber Com were guests of relatives. Over the weekend the Brough les to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Alley, and Steven, and Mrs. Frankie Ax Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Balsiger and pany. tons were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. a daughter. She is the third dau tell of McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. E lkins and Mr. and Mrs. Collls Moore went T he Rufus Home Extension family of Salem spent Sunday and Lloyd Harmon and daughter gh ter for Mr. and Mrs. Alley. Visitors of Mrs. Vernon F latt to the coast for the long week unit met May 26 at the trailer Monday with her brother, Mr. and Nancy, Miss E tta Harris, all of Mr. and Mrs. Tex Irzyk w ent to Monday were the Bill F latts of end. home of Mrs. Merle Redding who Mrs. Harold W inegar and family. Seattle: Miss Carol Lyons of E d K lam ath Falls over the weekend Condon and Mr. and Mrs. P. E v Mr. anil Mrs. Alfred Kock spent to attend the graduation exercises erett Curtis, Claudia and Don of from Friday till W ednesday In lives at Maryhill Junction. Mrs Marian Retiekah lodge met May monds, Wn. Mrs. Harmon and Sam Tsubota gave the lesson, 25. Mrs. Leo W atkins and Mrs Miss H arris are both aunts of for h er nephew who finished high The Dalles. the valley visiting relatives. "Know Your County Services" in school there Sunday. Mrs. Broughton, and Miss Lyons The county extension comml.- Funeral services for W alter A. the m orning as she was to attend Floyd Haines reported on their is her niece. Mr. and Mrs. Elm er R. Barzee tee is giving a brunch in honor visit to Rebekah Assembly in E u were up from The Dalles Mem of Miss Carol A rm strong, county Ruggles were conducted from th? the Rufus grade school picnic that gene. Mrs. M artin Pshigoda was Mr. and Mrs. Murray W alker orial day. agent, Friday, June 3 at the Moro Moro Community Presbyterian afternoon. It was a morning m eet in charge of refreshm ents. Other and son Jim m y of Olympia were Mrs. Pauline Baker of The Dal Community Presbyterian Church church Saturday w ith the Mason ing w ith m em bers bringing sack members present were Floyd weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. les, now helping Mrs. Minnie D ut social room from ten till twelve. ic lodge giving a funeral w ith the lunches and the hostesses serv Haines. Leo W atkins, Elva Deh- Gordon Harper. rites of the order. Alex Marshall ing dessert and coffee Mrs. Mil ton in Wasco, was a Memorial Everyone invited to attend. 1er, Jean Winegar, Virginia Mel- day visitor at the Moro cem etery, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Freem an of The Dalles officiated. Mr. R ug lard Leigh, chairm an, presided at ser, Charles Siscel, Ju an ita Glea accompanied by her son Melvin, were here last week end from E u gles was long a member of the the afternoon business meeting. son and Mr. and Mrs. John Ik Mrs. Bert Swigart acted as secre w'lth his w’ife and son. He is now gene to visit his m other, Mrs. order in its several branches. Moss. Plans were made for a si George Geiser jr. is in Bend for tary. section foreman at Bridal Veil. Edna Freeman. lent auction June 8. There will the sheriff's convention now on There was a discussion on hav W eekend visitors at the John Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagln also be a birthday party honoring DeMoss home w ere their son, drove up from Portland w ith his the boards in that central Oregon ing the county agent iieing able to members whose birthdays fall in visit the units more frequently. George H. of Renton, Wn., and sister, Mrs. E. O. Ekstrom , last city., Mary Mobley of OCE at Mon The opinion is that interest and the months from January to June. family, a nephew, Lewis DeMoss Friday. Lloyd had been ill a few Mrs. Clarence Spencer and mouth and Keith Mobley of OSC attendance would be much better spent the weekend at Kent w ith If the agent spent more time with daughters. Mary and Margaret, their parents, the Verne Mobleys. the units. Mrs. Tsubota reported drove to Clackamas recently to be on the program for the coming present for the graduation exer P r a c r ip t io H S * ’ } P h arm acists VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL year. It was coordinating your cises of the National Guard Offi Vacation Bible School at the wardrobe, prepared foods from cers' T raining School when Rich Commnity Presbyterian Church the freezer, outdoor cookery, low ard Booth received his commis is from June 6 to 10 inclusive; calorie food, lets clean up and sion as 2nd Lieutenant. Mrs. 9 to 11:30 o’clock each m orning. how to clean house, the care and Spencer and daughters returned Children from 5-years of age (Be use of small appliances, soap and to Portland and spent the night ginners) through Junior Hi are detergents, personal improvement, w ith the G. M. Abbott family be urged to attend. It will help great insurance as county wide meet fore returning to Wasco. ly if children will register on Sat ing. Merle Scales says a rally Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. urday morning, June 4, at 10 m eeting for officers will be held Leo W atkins and Don drove to o’clock. the Glen Van Gilder ranch near Sept. 20 and 21. Antelope to visit with members The following officers were MORO COMMUNITY installed for next year: Mrs. Mil of the West Wind Rider who were PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lard Leigh chairm an, Mrs. Bert camped there, Mr. and Mrs. Vern 9:45 Church School Swigart vice-chairman, and Mre. Smith and granddaughter Nancy, 11:00 Church Service Theme. ‘ How Do We H onor Will Huck stood in for Mrs. Geo. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and Fox who »was not present and is Barbara. God’s Name?” Vernon Root, local m anager of the secretary-treasurer. The unit E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor A voted to have a meeting Sept. 22 Agri-Chein, Inc., received a pro to make out yearbooks. They will motion last week when W arren Smith Callaway have the m eeting at the Rufus Wilkinson, president of the com Grange hall w ith a pot luck lunch. pany, made a visit to Wasco. Mr. VfldPei SERVICE Mrs. Sammy Tsubota will serve Root, in addition to his Wasco Almost daily, new drugs appear which we are urged to offer. duties, will act as service-manager dessert and coffee. Leonard R. Sm ith To reject the unproved products is just as important to this Mrs. George Fox went to Cor for Gilliam county. H arley Hand, Phone CY 6-3135 pharmacy as is the service of being alert to provide the vallis Tuesday where she was a who recently accepted employ The Dalles, Oregon newest and the best. houseguest of her daughter Mrs ment with Agrl-Chem, will w ork Wilson Foote. She went down es in the shop at Wasco and also as There are certain helpful guides on which we rely. Reliable OREGON WINDOW pecially to visit her aunt Mrs. sume some of the duties in Gil pharmaceutical manufacturers, such as Parke, Davis & Com Minnie Gass, who recently found liam county. pany, establish quality and effectiveness w ith exhaustive CLEANERS Memorial day guests of Mrs, clinical tests be for« a product is announced Your Doctor is she has cancer. Mrs. Fox re tu rn then given facts, and on his judgment we rely in making ed Friday a fte r stopping at Mil Leona Van G ilder were her son our decision. Window Cleaning waukie to have lunch w ith Mrs. and daughter In law, Mr. and Mrs, Charles W illiams, a sister in law. Thus, if a preparation is in our stock, you are assured o f Floor Waxing The people in the valley are com its reliability. plaining of much much too much rain. Wall Washing Mrs. Vern Dutton and son Doug were Portland visitors Thursday of last week. John Capaci. senior at SHS, missed out on the graduation ex ercises last week. Jo h n was rus.i- ed to The Dalles T hursday even ing with an acute attack of appen dicitis. He is hack home and do ing nicely at this time. enables ♦he family ♦o limit ♦he cost ♦o its needs or wishes. apenco ^z i Ao*« «H WCC KELLY AVU HAIL is Hailing y~~, Have you Insured yet? It costs no more to do it now. Rates in Sherman County are the san e as last year. . . A G ( XJDNAM E is the EINEST ENDORSEMENT gn£i. D on’t Let Hailstones Scare You. Chaoel funeral INSURE WITH W. T. Balsiger Moro, Oregon WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 Free Estimates Seen the Rest See the Best Z E N IT H TV Sales & SERVICE Phone: CY 6-5838 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES BOATS Save $ 1 2 0 0 .0 0 Call ANDY PAULSON Dr. F. D. 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