HAGS 3 SHERMAN COUNTY
Moro Personals
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 22, I960
Rufus Personals
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferrell and
By Mr». Gwo. L. F ox
daughters left Saturday for a two
weeks vacation in the southland, The new telephone system start-
going as far as Los Angeles so the
in
Saturday. ^Thi
w h / l e t h e n o r l p p a y s
girls ca nsee Disneyland, visiting system has a purpose but if you
HOMAGE t o NKCHOL a s
relatives and seeing scenery be call anyone past hollering dis
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tance, there is a long distance
tween here and there
'SOLE A \M *E R S A R > O F
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thompson «-'barge^A bottled up feeling pre-
CANNING 'NPUSTRY, FOR
H 'S INITIAL P S C O t E R Y
and children took a few days off vails. Most places the telephones
F O R PRESERVING F O O P
and drove to Diamond Lake and reach out a little ways to give
AHLLJAAA U N P E R W O O P
down to the coast at Florence better service to more people in
IS RECOGN/2EP A S T h E
a
certain
area.
•NATION'S FIRST C A N N E R '..
where they became interested in
the dunes park controversy which
Kufus town was blacker! out
BAKER'S SO N NHO LEARNEP
they found unpopular among the Monday night on account of the
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stable citizenry.
fjre burning off the Pacific Power
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Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGilder anj Light poles. Just the ones
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and Mr and Mrs. Dell Dlds drove which the REA serves had a glow
YAN KEE C L IP P E R S CARR'EP
to Portland Sunday taking Mrs.
their homes or business. The
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UNPER h O O P f o o p s
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Collis Moore with them to visit elevator at Biggs was cut off from
THE ‘A9ERS “SEEKING
her father, J. F. Huntley who is electricity before the Rufus eleva-
G O iP /N CALIFORNIA
ill, before leaving Tuesday for tor went out so wheat intended
YYELCOMEP t h e
Chicago and the Republican Na for Biggs was brought to Rufus.
GREAT S H 'P S FROM
BOSTON YY/TH
tional convention which she will
UNPERWOOP'S
Keith Cazier has built two park
attend as national committee-
PEL/CAC/ES.
trailers near his Riverview Motel.
woman.
Mrs. Metra Lee who has been This will help the congestion if
health nurse for the Wasco-Sher- and when any new work begins,
man Health unit for many years
Sixteen Home Ec club members
has resigned that position and and a guest met at the home of
moved to McMinnville where she Mis. Trace Fields for a picnic din-
F A Y / l Y TRAPlTlO N CAR R E O GN.
is working for the Yamhill coun- ner on the lawn. Mrs. Grace Med-
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ler was co-hostess with Mrs.
ty health service.
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• rep m e
SAMUEL GATE PRESCOTT OF
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Mr. and Mrs. Giles French Fields to serve the dessert and
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were at Seaside last week end to drinks,
couhtkys
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attend the convention of the Ore Mrs. Grace Medler, chairman,
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gon Newspaper Publishers.
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called the business meeting to
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TCAPEMARK.
Mrs. James Barker is home order Mrs, Rolland Johnson said
O N A F/RM SCIENTIFIC S A S 'S .
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Earl Gentry placed first with
Louis Sather, again after several ^er (bread at State Grange. Several
a sleeping bag, the hot weather at
years of living all over the coun- froni here sent cookies. The worn-
home really hurt!
try with her husband who has en Wju paint the Fair Food Booth Wasco News
Mary Ann Haven, Alice Kase-
just retired from the navy.
at Moro the first week in August.
By P auline B roughton
berg, and Barbara Byars attended
Wily Knighten came home
Wednesday after visiting for sev The meeting for next month Mr. and Mrs. Bud Root are the a sub-district MYF council meet
eral days with his sister, Mrs. will be at the home of Mrs. Geo. proud parents of a son, Robert ing at Dufur Sunday. The young
Theo. Surrerier at -Lyndon, Wn. Fox on August 11 and the pro Floyd Jr., born July 13 at The people are planning a rally for
gram will l>e plans for the fair.
all MYFgroups in this district, to
Charles Decker has taken over Mrs Doiph Baker will be co-host- Dalles hospital. The young man be held at Dufur August 7
a
first
child,
weighed
in
at
8
lbs
the Moro Barber Shop from Andy ess
Gene McConaughy and daugh
Paulson and is open and ready for
Mrs< Grace Medler and Mrs. Bi'l 7% M
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winegar ter Cynthia visited recently with
business every day. He was for- Huck will lie hostesses for Rufus
and daughters, Ann Cathy and his sisters, Mrs. Robert Nisbet
merly in The Dalles ar.d has Grange August 25.
found a place to live in Wasco
Mrs. Trace Fields won the draw Patti Sue, drove to Portland on and Mrs. Clyde Fridley and their
where his family ls located at ing prize. After the meeting group Saturday. From there Ann took a families.
bus to Coquille, where she will
The Rev. and Mrs. Larry Edd-
present.
pictures were taken and the rest
An airplane flew’ over Moro of the afternoon spent in visiting. be the guest of her aunt and uncle ings and children returned on Fri
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Haga and fam
Tuesday morning spraying the Mrs. Elva Dehler was a guest.
ily
U n d erstan d in g The
town for bugs, mosquitos and
It seems the fishermen are hav Mr. and Mrs. William Brough
such other vermin as may lx? kill
BIBLE
ing good luck catching sturgeon ton returned Saturday from a
ed by the poison.
three
day
camping
trip
on
the
Sharon Coelsch plays the pipe lately. Mrs. Brown caught a forty-
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organ between 12:00 and 12:15 two inch sturgeon Saturday. On Metolius river near Camp Sher C h risk id e lp h ia n Bible Society
each Sunday over KACI in The Sunday she and her husband had man. After sleeping for three
4427 N K T»th Ave.
nights under a w’ool blanket in
Dalles. Station is found at 1300. the relatives to her house for
P o rtlan d 1H, Oregon
lawn picnic.
Searcys, 45 strong, met at
Mrs. Lee Walker is visiting rel-
Pinkerton's July 10 and had a atives this week at Couer d’ Alene
picnic. All the living members of ¡daho
the first generation were there,
Mr. and Mrs. Harland McDonald
children of Tom and Lena Searcy: have their two grand children
ANNUAL HIGHLAND GAMES
Serai, John, Chester, Owen, Mor- visiting them at this time. The
ris, Helen (Mrs. Charles Ruggles) children live in Portland,
and Nina (Mrs. Pinkerton) and
Lincoln High School Field
nearly 40 descendants all presided
Mrs. Millard Leigh is home
over by Mrs. Lena Searcy, nearing again after welcoming a new
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90, and the livliest of the lot.
grandchild at Hermiston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lester Johnson
The Columbia river is getting
returned from Sparks, Nevada plenty of swimmers the last few
P o rtla n d , O regon
the first of the week after attend- weeks. Especially since the warm
ing the Pacific Coast Grand days, and we’ve had plenty of
Individual Dancing and Piping
Championship trap shoot in which them this summer. Young and old
Ronnie won the sub-junior chant- enjoy the cool water of the Col-
pionship.
uinbia.
Pipe Bands
Curt Tom has been in the Mid-
Columbia hospital in The Dalles
for the past three or four weeks
which makes him somewhat re
moved from the activity he has
found interesting for nearly RO
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Goodin and
grandson came Wednesday from
Portland to spend some time
watching the harvest and are
guests of her sister in law, Mrs.
Bud Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. J K. McKean and
daughters went to California for
a vacation last week.
Mrs. Steve Stivers is back in
Rhode Island visiting her folks
and in the meantime Steve is get
ting ready to move the family
possessions to Cascade Locks
where he will lw school principal
next winter.
We want to give our sincere
thanks to the men who came to
our place In Grass Valley canyon
last week to put out the fire that
burned the hillside of grass.
Stan and Doris Coelsch
T h ro w in g the H am m er
Preliminaries 10 a. m.
Competition 1:30 p. m.
Tickets
CA RD OF T H A N K S
Many thanks to all of those
who hepled put out the fire that
started from our harvester.
The Pinkertons
Harvesting and fighting fire is
keeping almost everyone busy
these hot days. Fire destroyed
several acres of grain on the
Francis Watkins ranch Monday to
sian the week off. Several other
tires also broke out on Monday,
including one at the John Fulton
ranch, and two in the Biggs can
yon area. Allen Tom lost about
300 acres and outbuildings
CARD OF THANKS
Me would like to express our
sincere gratitude to all of the
men who worked so long and
hard fighting the fire and sav
ing our homes on Monday.
Nicky & Allen Tom
Ginny & Lyle Peck
CARD D F T H A N K S
We are extremely grateful to
tiie friends and neighbors who
came to help put out the fire that
burned over our land Monday af
ternoon.
Marie Barnett Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. John Hilderbranl
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilderbrand
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shull, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Shull, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mansfield,
drove to Condon Sunday to a re
ception In honor of the 25th wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs
Harold Stlnchfield. Mrs. Stinch-
field is a sister of the elder Mrs
Shull. Mary Upton, a niece, came
up from Beaverton to spend the
weekend with the Shulls and to
attend the reception.
CARD DF THANKS
We want to send our thanks to
the friends and neighbors who
helped control the fire that threat
ened our barley field Monday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weedman
Mr. and Mrs. George Weedman
Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg and Mrs
Larry Eddings left Sunday after
noon for Camp Magruder on the
coast, were they will join other
Methodist women for a weeks
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Tucker
of Bellingham, Wn., were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Tucker.
They were enroute to
their home after visiting in Dav
ton and Walla Walla. Grant Tuck
er, who had been visiting his son
at Dayton for the past week, ac
companied his grandson as far as
Wasco.
Mrs. Tom Moore entered the
hospital in The Dalles the first of
the week, anil was placed in trac
tion to relieve a back ailment.
Recent weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Fridley were Mr.
and Mrs. I>uane Jensen and four
children of Portland This was the
Portland family’s first visit to
eastern Oregon.
DO YOU
Moro Barber Shop
( )pen under
New Management
at same stund
Charles Decker
Kormeilv of Tin* I billes
Smith Callaway
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REFRIGERATOR-FREEZERS
Frost never forms in
either compartment
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To all the Fire Fighters, Fire
Departments, and all who sup
plied water and equipment for
the fire which threatened our
ranch Monday, to each and every
one our sincere thanks.
Gail & Georgia Belle Holzapfel
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M oro, Oregon
Phone: Jordon 3-363*1 in ftw 3 p. m.
Want to sell a ranch, a farm,
a house?
Maybe I can help you
Giles French, Agent
Moro
From where I s i t ...
T h is is it! !
J o e M arsh
On th e Right "Track"
Jeb Fisher, the local station
master, tells a story that hap
pened last w in ter during one
of our worst blizzards.
Seems th e re was a C e nter
C ity salesman do w n at the de
pot w a itin g fur' the scheduled
8:03 tra in . S torm ra g in g the
w ay U was, sm all to w n , w h y,
the poor chap pictured him self
stranded to r days. S u d d e n ly a
tra in em erged fro m the storm
and creaked Uj * slop it was
tha 8:02, rig h t or« time!
T he happy salesman shook
Jeb's hand and said "W e a th e r
lik e th is and y o u r 8 02 is rig h t
on tim e !” “ H ate to d is illu s io n
•‘ NU a
'aUMMfattfc. a .
you, son,” said Jeb, “but this is
> »- t e r d a y ’s i! 02 ’’
From where I sit . . . things
aren't alw ays w hat they first
appear to be. For exam ple,
there's the fellow whose first
Impression is that only Iced tea
is real refreshm ent, but not
beer, which I prefer. Sure he’s
entitled to his opinion, but he’s
got to respect mine too. That's
tolerance and th at’s something
we've got to “ tra in ” ourselves
to have more of.
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CARD OF T H A N K S
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