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HACK 3 S H E R M A N CO UNTY JO UR NAL MORO, O R E G O N F R ID A Y , J U N E 17, IM O Moro Personals Miss Carol Burnet is home for and Mrs. O. W. Barnett. Mrs. drove to Mayville Monday evening the summer after finishing her HenkJe-Sather W asco News L unk led the devotionals, her to attend a reception at the Re Marian Rebekah lodge held a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holder cf first year as teacher of a school silent auction June 8. There was theme being "Gifts for the Holy bekah lodge there. at Salem’s Keizer district and ac By P auline Broughton Paisley were here for the meet also a birthday cake for all mem Spirit.” During the business meet W edding Observed companying Miss Dayanne Sayrs ing of the historical society Sun Mr and Mrs. John Kellogg and A miscellaneous bridal shower ing. it was decided to order fold Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith bers whose birthdays were In the to Denver where she found a job day, Miss Helen Sather, daughter of was given for Mrs. William Me- ing tables for the church base Leo and Donnie Watkins, all mem months from January to June. Mrs. Bill Coons went to Oregon as primary teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sather of Clennon, the former Betty Haven ment. Mrs Funk was named to bers of the West Wind Riders Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock present City Friday to attend a wedding ed the lodge with a new fifty star of the daughter of an old friend are getting located in their home Kent and Mel Henkle, son of Mr. Saturday at the Wasco Methodist the card committee, replacing Mrs. attended the MCSCA major hor.se flag. Mrs. Bill Long received her Guy Andrews, who had asked to show at Arlington Sunday. of engineering days, Miss Ann in Moro after a winter spent at and Mrs. Mark Henkle of The church. Hostesses were Mrs. Al as district deputy pre Darr. Bill and Jimmy went down' Heppner where she is teacher in Dalles were married at the First bert Kaseberg, Mrs L. E Kase be relieved. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Mrs. Leona VanGilder had as commission sident. Entertainment was pro Brock read several poems, after the Lexington school. Christian church in The Dalles berg, Mrs. W R. Reid, Mrs. Nor guests Sunday her son, Glen Van Sunday and brought her home. vided by Mr. and Mrs. John De Visitors here Sunday and at Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hampton Sunday June 5 at two o'clock by man Gochnauer, Mrs. Jack ftoth- which the society disbanded for Gilder and family from Antelope Moss, who showed pictures taken tendants at the picnic were Mr. and daughter, Rarbara drove to Rev. H. Harold Johnson. ery, Mrs. Leroy Belshee, Mrs. the summer. They will reusme in and O. T Hansen of The Dalles on recent Arizona trips. Present and Mrs. Norman Ireland, son of Kansas last week to attend a fam The bride wearing a silk taffe Lloyd Royse and Mrs Martin the autumn, the first meeting to Glanda Lee remained to spend were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock, be held September 14. the next two weeks with her Francis, his aunt, Mrs. Hi Don ily reunion of her family. He re ta skirt with lace bodice trimmed Pshigoda. Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss, Mr. turned home Tuesday leaving his grandmother and attend the swim and ley, whose husband was an engin in sequins and bows was given Saturday Mrs. Floyd Haines and Mrs. Floyd Haines, Mr. and About thirty five were present eer on the Columbia Southern a wife and daughter anti the car in in marriage by her father. Her Mrs. Leo Watkins and Judy ac ming lessons at The Dalles Mrs. Leo Watkins and Judy, Mrs. Kansas for a longer visit. Miss sister. Mrs. Art I>ecker was ma for the affair, and many others companied little after 1900. ^oung Gary will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs Arno Bill Long. Mrs. Harold Winegar, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kramer, Marilyn Smith kept the school tron of honor wearing flowered unable to attend sent gifts The Vose, of Portland, to Richland. his maternal grandparent, Mr Mrs. Harold Melzer, Mrs. Eldon honoree was assisted in opening superintendent’s office open in his Hansen in The Dalles, and will newspaper people of Portland, cotton satin with overdress of Oregon, where the group attended Lane, Mrs. Herman Brackett, drove Mrs. Neuberger down from absence. chiffon Bridesmaids were Jeanie the gifts by her sister, Mary Ann a reception in honor of Loretta also attend the swimming classes. Charles Siscel and Mary Brackett, Haven. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Buell, par Downing of Corvallis and Janice Larry Kaseberg left Saturdav a member of the Moro lodge. Bend and on to Portland Sunday. Emerson, president of the Rebek Mrs. Hazel Lake came Monday ents of Mrs. Paul Alley, will cele McIntyre of The Dalles Mrs. Richard Skiles gave two ah Asembly and Mildred Byttner. for Camp Rilea, near Astoria to spend a few days visiting rela brate their 50th wedding annivar- Stan Henkle of Condon was pianologs. “Always” and “When inside guardian of the Assembly. where he will spend two weeks tives in Moro, the Barnum family. sary June 26 at the Methodist best man for his brother and Church Is Out." She was accom Mrs Leo Watkins and Judy training with the Air National Smith Callaway Guard. Mrs. Kaseberg accompani Mrs. Hansine Hensen was bur Church in Roseburg between the Vern and Merle Henkle, brothers panied by Mary Coats. ed her husband as far as Portland ied in Portland Monday. She was hours of two and five. He was of the groom and Paul Sather, FUNERAL Refreshments of cake, punch < ARD OF THANKS SERVICE where she visited relatives, she a former Sherman countian hav formerly school principal at Moro brother of the bride were ushers. was accompanied back to Wasco ing lived here in the early days All friends and former students Passing the guest book was and coffee were served from a ta Leonard R. Smith W e wish to express our sincere by one of her sisters, who will l ,li,.iii- < k M U M of the century when she and her are especially invited and asked Mrs. Harold Brown, Moro, ser ble covered with a pink and silver T he Dalles, Oregon husband owned land now farmed to come to the Buell home after ving the cake were Mrs. Inez cloth, and decorated with lavish thanks to all those who came out remain while Larry is away. by Harvey Thompson and Bob ward. No gifts please. Thompson of Moro and Mrs arrangements of pink and white to the fire at our place Saturday. Mrs. Gordon Harper went by Here from Portland Sunday to Glenn Sather of Corvallis, serving peonies. Boynton. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Brackett train to Portland Friday, where take part in the Sherman County Guests at the Harry Pinkerton punch was Mrs. Ted Thompson. she met her daughter-in-law, Mrs. TIMBER LAMIPATED home over the weekend were Historical picnic and visit were The bride is a graduate of Sher Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winegar. Leland Anderson, who had driven J. B. Aadms, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mrs. Pinkerton’s nephew, Ensign man High School, attended Ore Ann, Cathie and Patti Sue, and there from Salem. Mrs. Anderson Z E N I T H TV STRUCTURES James T. Searcy, USNR, and his Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. Charley gon State and is w’orking at Jannette Ixmg. drove to Rock and children then brought Mrs fiancee, Miss Julie Anne Davies. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Flatt Montgomery Ward. The groom Creek reservoir Friday for a week Harper back to Wasco before Sales & SERVICE Ensign Searcy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong were graduated from The Dalles High end of camping. Jannette’s par going to Biggs to spend the week Grain Storage SERVICE ON ALL MAKES present coming from The Dal School, attended Oregon State and and Mrs. Owen Searcy of Salem. also end with her parents Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ixmg and les. Commercial Structures Miss Davies is the daughter of is working at Freeman Imple Mrs. Art Macheel. Pam. Debbie Pat Coats was guest at a fare ment company in Porltand where son, joined the Winegars on Sat Call ANDY PAULSON and their mother plan to spend Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Davies of Machine Sheds urday, and all enjoyed an outing Longview, Wn., Mr. Davies is a well party at the home of her the couple will make their home. of several days visiting with the swimming and fishing. former teacher in the Grass Val granparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Pre Cut Buildings two sets of grandparents while ley school and is now an instruc- ( Sayrs. Entertainment included The Dorcas society of the Was OREGON WINDOW Capt. Anderson completes two Contact: C la ir L. B alzer dinner, theater and slumber. tor in the Junior College at Long- co Church of Christ ruet Wednes weeks of duty with the National M oro, Oregon CLEANERS view. Ensign Searcy recently UVS * were Linda VanGilder, Guard at Fort Lewis day at the Jerry Brackett home Phone: Jorxlon 5-3633 tn fte r 3 p. m. Nina Rhinehart, Mary Ann Coats, graduated from Oregon State anil for a potluck dinner at 12:30. Window Cleaning will report to the Naval Supply Melissa Sayrs and Pat who will Present were Mesdames Sam Corps, school, Athens, Ga.. lie- leave June 28 for Tuscon, Arizona Brock, Ray Ewing, L. L. Funk, NOTICE Floor W axing fore July 8. W. R. Jones, D. A. Kaseberg, El There will lie a farewell par Kay Kirkelie started work in don Lane, Leo Watkins, A. A. Van Wall Washing the county agent's office Monday ty for John Reeders In Shaniko Gilder, and Sadie Rich and her HARVESTER SPECIALS morning taking the place of Mrs. at \\ illiam Hanks’ home Sunday, guest from Hood River. Coming Free Estimates Imogene Hailey, who is on leave June 26. Potluck dinner at 12:30 for the meeting that followed the p. m. Money tree gift. 2 - 36 B John Deere Combines of absence because of illness. dinner were Mrs. A. T. Striker Phone: CY 6 -5 8 3 8 Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap 2 - 55 H John Deere S. P. have about finished moving to C H E C K T H IS . . . 1 - 5 5 J* D. . S. P. New homes. . . as low as Grass Valley where they have ••••••• • • • • • Prescription Pharmacists $4900 . , . delivered to bought the Grass Valley Motel 2 - Harris pulls y o u r p ro perty from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooper 2 . Case U 2 Pulls who have gone in with Bob Schil Dramatic Ranch House Styling. ling to purchase the Joe Chastain Birch Kitchen . . . Built in 1 - Case S. P. Hillside ranch in Tygh Valley and moved Range, oven and refrigerator to it. in color. 1 • MH 90 Hillside ». P. Young people who normally at Completely constructed and tend schools away from home I ready to move into. NOTE Make offer on pull machines JOSEPH CORBETT, JR. are back again for the summer This is a conventionally con and already working at jobs to structed home, conforming to Corbett, one of the FBI'» *Ten See us about your binder twine, baler twine, provide for next winter’s school codes and inspections. M o lt W anted Fugitive»," it wanted for escape from the California ln»titution ing. and baler wire needs. Also: A p a rtm e n t u n its . . . ca for Men, Chino, Calif., where he wo» Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Webb and bins . . . duplexes and m otor »erving a 5 year»' to life sentence f«w son and Oneta Webb were here courts. DALMOR EQUIPMENT CO. murdering an Air Force »ergeant. A from Beaverton for the histori At prices that are unbelievably Federal warrant wo» issued at Lot An- The I bill« Moro gele», Calif., on March 21, I960, cal picnic and Monday went on to low, a new type of pre-construc- charging him with unlawful interstat* Fossil and up the John Day foi tlon and delivery, makes this flight to avoid confinement for murdec. a short sight seeing trip. I possible. Modern beautiful A white American, born on October | lines and finishes. 25. 1928, at Seattle. Wash.. CorbeW fhanpl vnaPel W ANÏID BY THE FBI C .».ORO COMMUNITY FRESHYTERIAN (HURCH D istiih u to rsh ip s * application only. available W rite: by 9:45 Church School Classes for all groups. Russell Belshee, superintendent. 11:00 Church Service “Why a Day of Worship?” Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor s W ESTERN AMERICAN HOMES CORPI -y ktf «WrtlrtM S U M M IT , O R E G O N ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Are you interested in investing in the future of Alaska? The Pacific A laskan l^ind and Livestock Co., Inc., an A las kan C orporation is looking fo r young heifers to be shipped this sum m er to islands in the Alaskan Peninsula to be the v .',n. ° f b r,*e d l"K w hich w ill supply beef for Alaska. The o w n er helps pay fo r shipping and shares in the p ro fits of his anim als. Anyone interested please contact A r th u r o r M arjo rie ' G lid e r m h iii . A vessel is being prepareil t.i ship out of the < oliim h ia now. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ < 4 4 I it 6 feet I inch to 6 feet 2 inchct toll and weight 160 to 170 poundt. He hat light brown hair, hotel eyet, a fori complexion, a medium build, and hot worked at a clerk-typist, labour, warehouteman, laboratory technician and alkyd-retin cooker for a point manufacturer. H it two upper fro«« teeth slant inward and he wea», glaitet, reportedly being extremely nearsighted and capable of teeing only elote object» without them. H» hat a mole under hit chin and a C- shaped tear on hit right thumb. Corbett, once a premcdical student it interested in scientific matters, avidly reads technical and trov.i books, ond is intensely interested in firearms and target practice. He re portedly has a superior geneiol in telhgence and generally lives quietly ond neatly but becomes eriotic wher drinking alcoholic beverages. Convicted of second degree murde*. he is considered armed ond dangerous. Anyone having information con cerning him should immediately notify the nearest office of the FBI. the telephone number of which con be found on the first poge of local telephone directories. J TH E M ARK OF A REALLY S M A R T P E R SO N The mark of a really smart person is not necessarily a college diploma or a Phi Beta Kappa key. It m ight be simply a record of carefully-considered actions To know it all would be wonderful •— if we humans could absorb that much knowledge in a lifetime Next best is to seek and accept the advice of experts, particularly your Doctor. V isit him frequently Follow his directions carefully Bring your prescriptions to us to be filled, and take the medicine he prescribes regularly. Such cooperation is the best course possible for preservation of your health, and it marks you as a really smart person. WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2 -5 2 6 2 §A FE! MEMBERS Moro Grain Growers Since notices went out for the program at the annual m eeting we have been extrem ely fortunate in securing a speaker at the morning session. He is Joginder Nath Sarid, A ssistant Director of Grain storage for the Food Ministry of India. He will be in charge of grain storage in India of his return to Chevron Wood Preservative gives extra that country. Be present at the morning session Saturday June 18, High School. 10% D IS C O U N T on 'Jt w ood p r e s e r v a tiv e 10:30 a. m. 1960 to hear him at Sherman long life to fence posts, hop poles, sills...any wood in contact with the ground If you apply it by soaking, here's an easy way th a t cuts a lot of lifting Sink a barrel in the ground end just slide heavy posts in. I tu r n e r experiments are fine — in their place. But that place isn’t your crop, which you’ve planted for just one reason: to make a profit. Proper nitrogen fertilization is a vital factor in determining how profitable it is. So play safe . . . which is another way of saying Shell N H 3 Service. You can bank on our applications of Shell Ammonia. Three good reasons: our own successful experience with local crops . . . consistently profitable results from Shell N H j on every commercial crop throughout the W est. . . and Shell Chemical’s nearly thirty years of leadership m research on nitrogen fertilization. Farm Chemical & Fertilizer Co. Wasco — Moro Dufur — The Dalles Phone GI 2 5201 Don t forget - you can save 10% on Chevron Wood Preservative delivered before August 31, Order now and save. For any Standard O il product, call Keith McDonald iteuny AnderM>i* Waaro, Or» G I 2-3277 Gram* V alley, Oto E D 3 2211 82% !..
