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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1960)
HAGS S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Moro Personals Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Jones left Wednesday to catch a train for South Dakota where they wlli spend her vacation visiting her sister and family. Mias Sharon Ferguaen, a teacher at I^as Vegas, her mother Mrs Ferm isen a n d ’«.bner C.thv of Gramie wer, L th Mis t ’eorffiii Powell nrtiiM p.. \i.. .—I n— BORN. To Mr. and Mrs. Jim- mie Taylor, August 6, in The Lal les, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. 1 ommy Thompson Mrs Lottie Lee Pieper sends word that the Sherman County picnic at Laurelhurst Park is set for August 14 instead of August 7 as she made a mistake in send ing the date which was printed last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henkle were here last week as guests- at the Georgia Powell home while on their way to Yakima to join her brother Mone Kessinger and wife in a trip to Canada. Mrs. John Stewart, having fin ished cooking for her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B Christianson, during harvest, left Wednesday morning for her home in Salt Lake. She will be met at Boise by her husband who will fly to that w ere hosts S a tu rd a y n ig h t at an FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, lta»o Rufus Personali Wasco News Hy Mr». (ieo. L. Fox By Pauline Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Johnson. Mrs. Harland McDonald, Mrs Grace Medler and Mrs. Bert Swi- *art' all worked last week at the food b°°th at the Sherman Coun- ty fairgrounds to clean and r'- paint the inside and outside of the RUfU# Grange and the Home Ec club w ill again serve food at the booth during the fair week The club w ill Mr. and Mrs. William Brough ton had as guests last week his brother and sister in law, Mr. and Ellis Broughton of Shenan- doah, Iowa, who arrived Ihurs- day and spent until Monday sight seeintf ln the MtoK'olumbia area, Friday the two families visile 1 lbe Dalles dam, took the Mt. Hood loop road around Hood Riv- er, th en d ro v e to M ultnom an Minnie Gilmore. John Capacl escaped what might have been a serious accident on Sunday. John and his friend, David Conlee, overturned a small boat on the Columbia. Luckily, the only casualty was the loss of John’s glasses in the river. I he contract for remodelling the sanctuary at the Wasco Me- thodist church has been awarded to Orville Aas of The Dalles, and work “will liegin August 15. It is expected to take about six weeks, They will return via Seaside and the Oregon coast. hu Cutes, Mr, and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haines an Darrell and daughter Pamela of nounce the marriage of their dau The Dalles, an I Mr. and Mrs. Jo- ghter, Patti Smith, to Jim Cates of The Dalles. Following the ocum and family of Heppner. wedding, which took place recent ly, the young couple made a short trip to Kansas, They u ill he at Dr Otis G Perkins home soon in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Re of Arling Optometrist ton were guests last Wednesday 40 R. Ind St. of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Flovd 7 el. UY«-3362 The Dallev, Oís». Mr. and Mrs V inton W atk in s attended the Multnomah county fair at tiresham Sunday. oi>en air bridge party in honor of -> lo those bringing in livestock be Falls. On the return trip they Mr. and Mrs. Bob rarraii fore the fair opens During the stopped at Bonne \ ille and watch- are in process of moving to En. group will again rorvo «» •»'«»* bar«es >»‘ng taken terprise after nearly three years “""X h es and iefXsh. through the locks. Dr and Mr, s. Frank Reid and breakfast, lunches and refresh here Mr. and Mrs Paulen Kaseberg Sunday a nephew of the Brough- ments until the stock is bedded - - ---------- - - i.o* c«., ion brothers, Dale Broughton of (o >ttend (he weddln« of Bob Mr. and Mr: Fred Morse are down for the evening. The Home Ec club of the Rufus Madra», brought his wife and two Haynes w 1)ar)y|* Hooy„ ending their visit in the states began last March by sending a Grange met Thursday afternoon daughters for a visit with his The groom was formerly the ath city. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Black of week or so here with their dau- at the home of Mrs. Geo. Fox with uncles letic coach at Sherman high Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. W. A ghter, Mrs. Bill Hall and family. Mrs. Dolph Baker as co-hostess. The Iowa visitors are both ein- school. Other Sherman county re- Conrad of Vancouver, Wash., and They will return to Hawaii. The club spent the afternoon ployees of the Henry Fields Seed sldents who drove to Bend for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnet making plans for the fair and company at Shenandoah, and the wedding w’ere Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Staal of Port land stopped Wednesday after left Monday for a trip to Canada bow’ to take care of all the w’ork were much Interested in the dlf- Lynn Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. noon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Giles expecting to find the weather a involved in a big project like ferent crop varieties they saw William Bieker of Moro, that. French. Mrs. Black is a sister and little cooler up north, on their visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen, Mr. the two other women cousins of Les Gray is now (he deputy Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox Jr. and and Mrs. Alfred Merritt, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent son left Sunday for Clackamas for Mr. French. sheriff having taken that job in- the latter’s guest, little Susan The Frldleys and the Hills met S(ead Of continuing as motor me a reunion of the Wenzel family. visited their daughter and son in Breaham of Newport and her in family reunion Sunday at the chanic after "the" loss'of Moro Theywill visit for awhile at the law the Reverend and Mrs. Char- f7 ^ n d “‘all drove''to^rook“«"?^!^ «f Mr and Mrs. Fred Wen- es Neville and children in Corval- nX G ^ e n l t e home of Ray Hill, west of Golden- Motors bv fir e last winter. near Goldendate Sunday to attend zel, the parents of Mrs. Fox. Hs last week, loung Michael Pat- the dale and performed the rites of Brow’nlee family reunion. From there they expect to visit rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul talking and eating that make such Assessor, Appraiser About were present for the ga relatives and friends in the val- Patrick, accompanied the Sure- thering 75 and gatherings agreeable. Present picnic dinner. ley until the end of the month, ents on the trip from Sherman county w'ere Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson To Go To School then back here for a day or two Friends will be interested io and Mrs. Kenneth Fridley, Mr. before leaving for Madison, Wis., know that Mr. and Mrs. A. C. and Mrs. Idah Everett drove to and Mrs. Clyde Fridley, Mr. and County assessors and real estate u here Geo. Jr. will enter graduate Kaseberg former Wasco residents, Portland Tuesday, returning on Mrs Ira Fridley, Mr. and Mrs. ap p ra ise rs from, acrossO regon school to get his degree in nuclear have moved to a larger duplex in Wednesday. Dewey Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Six young people from the The Dalles. Their new address is Charles Wallace and their fam will participate in the fifth an- engineering Wasco MYF group journeyed to nual state appraisal short course The hot east wind whlch blew 409 West 7th. ilies.- . . Dufur Sunday to attend the MYF s»‘pieinl»ei 12-16 at OSC. through Rufus Monday and Tues and Mrs. Fred Cole were ,all-v ’here Members of the Wag- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Webb of The course is sponsored jointly day just about cooke<i everything , Mr. un King City, California are getting by the State Tax Commission and jt A good nianv Of tbe bar. luncheon guests Monday of Mr, £° ?rouP »«»Ring the trip were Barbara Byars, Alice Kaseberg, acquainted with their first gran I OSC to provide a continuous vesters have put their machines and Mrs. Arthur Sargent. Wasco Fire Department was Ginger Laughlin, Mary Ann Hav- child, William Arthur New'combe, training program for appraisers in tbe shed for another vear in San Diego. and to help bring about greater The iast week of the ,nonth ghoujd caIled out Monday to battle two en Barbara Moore, and Linda Van Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McConaughy uniformity in valuation of real }*, a tlnie of vacations for the grass fires—°«e near the Leonard Gilder. They were accompanied have moved to Wasco by having property throughout the state. people in north Sherman count v b ie,ds Place und the other in bv ,he Reverend Larry Eddings their trailer house pulled to that Appraisal of residential proper- wdh the harvest, fair and all be- Hollow. There was also a and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg. town from Kent where they have ty in or adjacent to commercial hind them, stubble fire Sunday night in the Rev. and Mrs. Larry Eddings, lived for the past two or three areas will draw' special attention ,\frs Leonard Jordan, Rufus field along the highway between Lee Kaseberg and Mrs. Leroy Bel- this year. Last year’s related postmaster, is again in" the office D°n McDerm,d and George Mac- shee, will leave this weekend for years. -«• — — ' Camp Magruder, where they will Mr. and Mrs. Ordie Hoye and training covered i effects of wide- after her vacation last month nab place. children aré back from their trip spread development of outlying now lt is time for M r and M rg Thom »„in , , spend a week serving as counsel- to South Dakota where they spent city shopping centers on down- Win Roberts to take their vaca- at noon Sundav t i t pic” c ors for 125 youngsters camping a part of the summer visiting rel- town property values. Gon DBti k in m honor ¿„nr n, , h ‘ n O’Connor T" X ’hc,e pat of r f atnar / »u R ,v’ Eddings mu > will ... be dean atives. Effect on of .he new farming tech- , ^ ‘wrok ° rv?..‘. ^ nt r o l X s ’ m paristdoners'an Mrs. Ouy Boyer and Mrs. Grace nlquee valuation of farm i‘° f V " , ’°On A“ to Wasco August 20. Mrs. Arthur Sargent entertain Zevely visited Mrs. Myra Bullard '’““¡""K“ alao »'"> '« covered. Hermiston. Billy Roberts took his vited Father G eraw Xndon'w ni this week and reminisced oyer Methods he appraiser should fol- Chronicle route while he was come here from cindon m „n u ie ed a few friends Saturday at a the time 60 years ago when the low measuring the amount of away. Keith will take Billy’s Jour- Father O’Connor ndon ,0 replace brunch in honor of the birthday May girls helped her in harvest obsolescence in older farm con- nai route whil«> he vacation« Qatll„ . , of Mrs. Paul Patrick, and the time. They are going to California struction will be explained in a Army PFC John W Walker Wat kin* ‘took ’ hi’1' M,S' recent birthday of Mrs Keith Mc to vis«, brother Everett May. series .ecluroa and workshops whose whose wife, wife Barbara, BarbSr",, and and parents: pa n£ and and Mrs. Mr . W. W D „ Wa Wa kins k ~ to Ke Ken Donald. Sep X n of c i,et’,u ,^ , andfWork8h°P8i P ractice a p p ra isal of resid e n tia l ilt - i_v_ .. . 10 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins, son ia«a- property* in P“changing ’ neighbor- and John E WaIker- Hve ««^ick where ' they K,n8> visited tl, he Ron Phalr and campaign mana Don and granddaughter, Debbie ger Ron Bayes stopped in Moro S buildings will in Germany^nd now'a mem- eWer M*'S Wa,kins’ sis,er’ M‘- s. Gosson, left last Thursday for a briefly Tuesday while on thet vacation trip to British Columbia. way from Bend to Heppner and ^D rC .rant E. Blanch, professor w l .? ' th<? 1?? h Signal Co,upan>’ the first of a series of meetings of agricultural economics at OSC Wa ker’ a radar repairman in the ( ARD OF THANKS Smith Callaway on facmevs ideas ah.ut farm pro- , £ company In ^ « - ^ ^ 1 All of the members of the Bar grams. They were in Moro Thurs sematives of the Oregon County eJ nett family thank their many F FUNERAL Chapel day night, August 11 friends for being so thoughtful SERVICE v“ : pro“ " of them at the time of the loss Iconard R. Smith ( ARI> OF THANKS Martin n miii ^ , at Fort Monmouth, N. J. The 20 of their husband, father and bro Phone CY fl-3135 ......... — who gave ; -Bller, Chicago real- year-old soldier is a 1959 graduate To all ................... our friends ther, Corwin. The Ballet, Oregon their sympathy by personal aid, ‘ / ’,* (,as8essor of took of Wy’east high school at Odell. The Barnett family cards, flowers and memorials tou n l>- Hl., will be one of the -------------------------------------------- .h., Honth nf futh^r and course leaders again this year. upon the death of our father and grandfather, w’e extend our sin Charles Mack, chairman of the State Tax Commission, will give cere thanks and appreciation. Marjorie and Greg Marvin the opening address. Depend on trucks? P r ts c r iio n P h arm acists YOUR BABY Special Department Here Your baby requires more items from the pharmacy than do adults. They must be of best q u a lity — really special things —for your baby is certainly most special. We have a special section in our store devoted to your baby's needs — all the toilet articles, soaps, oils, and talcs a baby could require. Vitamins and medicines for baby come in for careful attention, too. Full stocks of the products of Parke, Davis & Company, and other reliable manufacturers, arc always present. Yes, your baby and his needs arc the object of special attention at our Pharmacy. WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 W H A T 'S D O IN G Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager There’» e x c i t i n g new» thi.<* month for .Moro, W asco and (•ran» V el ley cn stoni er m . We’re introducing a handsome new tele phone called "The Princess’ l i r r d l y bigger than your hand, the Princess takes only about half the Usual space When >uu lift the receiver, t h e dial lights up. Or at the flick of a switch, thp dial glow's as a soft night light so you can find the phone easily in the d ark . T h e P rin cess com es in a ttra c tiv e colors th at are |>erfect for any room in y o u r hom e w hite, beige, pink, blue ami turquoise* T his new ex ten sio n phone costs ju st |>ennies a day a fte r a one tim e charge. You can see and try it out at o u r Imsine office in T he Dalles, and you can o rd er it th e re o r throuj th y o u r telephone Service m an. 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