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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST M, IBM Moro Personals by Mrs. H arland McDonald, buyer next ones using the facilities. of foods, and Mrs. Rollaml John Mrs. McDonald said the receipts son in charge of workers. Helping were not as good as expected as out besides the ones mentioned it turned so cold Saturday night were Holland Johnson, Mrs. Bill and Sunday making it uncom fort riuck, Mrs. L uther Steward, Mrs. able to cat outdoors. A little rain Geo. Fox, Mrs. Otto Petersen, Mrs. fell Sunday morning. Tuesday it Millard Leigh, Mrs. W alter Moi- was really threatening rain, and ris, Mrs. Grace Wedler, Mrs. Bert there was a few sprinkles. It looks Swigart. Mrs. Merle Redding, Mrs. like we are in for a good rain. Kov Shafer and Mrs. Atlee Wil It was learned that C urt Tom son. passed away at a hospital in The •son. The group served breakfast Dalles Tuesday forenoon. He had at six up until lunch time, had a l>een ill for some time. special hot dish each day, and was there to hand out hot coffee and food until the last one had Smith Callaway gone for the day or retired for the night. After the foods and equip fu n era l V U dpei S E R V IC E ment was taken out Monday m orn ing Mr. and Mrs. Holland Johnson I^eonard R. S m ith P h on e <’Y 6-31X5 washed down the walls and floors T he D alles, O regon and left it spotlessly clean for the A d rivers license exam iner will be on duty in Moro Tuesday, Au gust 30, at the court house be tween the hours of 9 a. tr. and 4 p. m. • Raymond E slinger of Hillsboro was up for the Sherm an County F air over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten in th eir travels are now in F air banks, Alaska, visiting their son Wily Jr. They attended the State F air while their eating roast rein deer, wild cranberries and blue berries besides going to Circle Hot Springs an dhaving coffee on the banks of the m ighty Yukon. Ron Phalr, Republican candi date for congress, was a visitor at the Sherman fair Friday af ternoon which gave him a good chance to see some of o u r won derful livestock. Hugh D avidson had a .llt t le ers to any o th er q u estio n « from Ash Marlin and his brother-in fun d u rin g the fair, li e se t up a the o fficia l. He did su cceed in in COM.MUX ICATlOXK HISTORY oratories nr rvotmdel. N ew Jersey. law, George Cuningham came tape recorder w ith a sp eech by trig u in g the a tten tio n of Don Le w as m ade A u gu st 12 when a m es Pile space com m u n ication s ex p er over from the Yakima valley S ecretary o f S tate A p p lin g that w is, o f a d ifferen t luditical p ar sage taped by P resident E isen im ent, know n as P roject E cho, Is to attend the Len Eakin funeral an sw ered m any q u estion * altout ty hut of the sam e p h ilosop h ical h ow er w as sen t coaxt-to-coast via a joint ven tu re of the N ational Monday. They were neighbors sta te g o v ern m en t. Mr. D avidson bent. an a rtificia l earth satellite. As A eron au tics and Space A dniinis- Preicription sh ow n in th is artist's sketch, the (ration, Bell I elep h on e Mrs Gwen Mattson and Mrs w a s prepait'd to obtain the a n sw l.altoc.i- m essage w as sen t from Jet P ro tories and Dorothy Hellberg came up from the Jet P rop u lsion p u lsion Laboratory (at left) in la b o ra to ry . S in ce the first mes- Portland to visit their sister and Wasco News C alifornia. I he high freq u en cy «age w as sen t, tw o w ay phone brother in this county and to see Dajmal-Belshee m icro w a v es bounced off the 190- eon v ersa tio n s have been su c c e ss the exhibits at the fair. They B y P a u lin e B roughton foot d iam eter «atellite I IMS) m iles fu lly relayed via the E cho sa te l were the Foss girls. Wedding Observed ab ove the earth, and w ere re lite b etw een New Jersey and Cal Mrs Frances H enrichs and her A bridal show er will be given The wedding of Miss Nina ceived at the Bell T elephone Lab- ifornia. daughter Maxine were attendants at the Little Legion hall in Wasco A scale in every home might he very at the fair, coming down from Marie Belshee, daughter of Mr. in honor of Miss Phyliss W atkins Ray Johnson was a Sunday vis Camp Sherm an w here they have and Mrs. Russell H. Belshee to on Saturday, August 27 at two Beneficial to personal health, for weight itor at the W. R Broughton home, a sum m er home to escape the Red Dejmal, son of Mr. and Mrs. o’clock in the afternoon. Friends Ray, a sum m er employee of the is an excellent guide to future well-being Amos Dejmal of O ntario was held heat of Marysville, California are invited by the committee of Game Commission, is stationed w here Maxine teaches school in Saturday, August 20 at the Moro Mrs. Hildred Zeli, Mrs. Floyd and should he watched carefully. for the present at the Oak Springs ity Mrs. Geo. 1.. F ox Community Presbyterian Church th e w inter. Root, Mrs. Leonard Fields and hatchery near Maupin. There will lie a m eeting at the with Rev. Victor Zackarias offi Mrs. Harold Brown. I here is no short cut to weight control. A nother Sherm an County Fair school house August 31 in Mrs ciating at the double ring cere- has come and gone, and on the The Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Jones MORO ITEM S i t h each person, it is an individual Roberson's room for registration mony. Joe Sill, field man for the bank, whole it seemed to lx» a success The bride, in floor length net and children left last week on a of kindergarten pupils and some problem, and subject to personal dis for those participating. A good vacation trip which was to take inform ation about birth certi over taffeta w as given in m arri them to Yakima, and then on into has l»een here this week as act many from this area got prizes cipline. ficates and medical exam ination. age by her father. Miss Sylvia Canada. Jones, pastor of the W as ing m anager while Bob Ferrell is with canned items, vegetables and again at E nterprise getting ac Thompson, a school mate of On Mr and Mrs G Douma left Sun co Church of Christ, ha darranged quainted w ith that location to flowers. Several girls get to go Normal living and eating are likely the day evening for Camp Sherm an tario, was maid of honor. Don for Eldon W eidamen of D ufur to which he will go next week. to the State Fair; Nancy Doolin Earl was soloist, singing, “The keys to health if over-weight or under to spend four or five days aw’ay supply his pulpit during the ab Mrs. Col lis Moore Republican and Patricia Thompson go for from cutting meat ami w rapping W edding P ray er” and “Because” sence, b ut on Sunday Weidamen national committeewoman, h a s their 4-H cakes, Karen Tsubota weight, see your Doctor He is the one accompanied hv Mrs. Helen Sayrs. groceries. was unable to be there. Mrs. W eid been named as assistant to An for her dress and cake, Jane Kak- Candle lighters were Rosa Lee qualified to determine the necessity and Earl Rasmussen was here from amen substituted for her husband, tony Y turri, state chairm an of er for her sweater. We are proud Fast, a cousin of the bride and Hood River last week end to help prescribe for such treatment. of these girls and the leaders who Brides and according to mem bers of the tiie Nixon campaign. his father in the Husky Hut when Mary Ann Thompson. congregation, did a fine job of it E rnie Woods returned W ednes tried so hard to teach the girls maids were Jeanette Belshee and business w’as rushing. these special accomplishments. t Only with his guidance should you Peggy Heckman. Best man was for him. The Jones family planned day from a successful antelope Mr and Mrs Jack Cushman and Tiie Rufus Grange received sec hunting trip to Malheur County Rodger Dejmal. a brother of the to retu rn early this week. engage in any weight control project. family w ent to the coast for a Mary Ann Haven left last Sun bringing back a well balanced set ond prize for its display booth groom and ushers were friends of short vacation this week. showing the Patrons of H usban day for a w eek’s vacation at Sut- of horns. tle Lake. Mrs M arjorie Marvin and Mrs the groom. dry at W ork. A combine was i i The reception was held in the F IR M N A M E II E R E Lam er Sayrs were hostesses at < tRD oi i ii INKS the harvesting fields and equip church parlors w here Mrs. Mac ' Commission chairm an of the ment was on the sum m er fallow, j an outdoor buffet Thursday eve A D D R E SS HERE I want to thank the friends W ascoMethodist Church will hold Hall and Mrs. Joe Bogg, cut the The fruits of their labor were ning for Jennie Lou Johnson ef a planning session August 29. All who sent me cards and flowers wedding cake and Mrs. A rthur shown w ith the vegetables and Vernal, Utah. Young m arried Belshee served coffee. All are chairm en are urged to be present. and visited me while I was in fruits raised by members. c*. friends of Dayanne and L arry the hospital recently. All were aunts of the bride. Mrs. Beulah Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W alker of much appreciated. The food ixioth which is such a Sayrs were invited to meet Je n Jones, aunt of the groom served Cincinnati, Ohio, recently spent a big project, was capably handled nie Lou, w’ho is to lie the bride Dick Yocum the punch. week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. of L arry Sayrs next Ju n e after The newlyweds left for a trip she has taught a term of school to Canada for a few days expect Guy Andrews. and he has been assigned to Wid- ing to retu rn to H arper w here he G uests last Tuesday of Mrs. Elva Dehler w ere Georgia Shearer, by Island. taught last year and w here both grand chief of the Phythian Sis Misses Dayanne Sayrs and Je n will teach school this w inter. ters in Oregon, and her husband, nie Lou Johnson left F riday for Noel. The Shearers, whose home Vernal, Utah on th e ir way to Denver, Colorado w here Dayanne occupy tthe school district house is in Cornelius, w ere accompanied will teach at Skyline p rim ary in vacated by Steve Stivers and Mr by Mrs. S hearer’s sister and bro the W estm inister d istrict and W ard is getting ready to take th er law, who were visiting here Jennie Lou will teach PE at the over the principalship of the from Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Sargent Asuncion Parochial high school. grade schol. Mrs. Paul Patrick and Michael, Mr and Mrs Jam es D Moberg, Mrs. Lester Conlee returned son Jam es and daughter Audrey from her E uropean trip Tuesday and Mrs. Elva Dehler visited the came up from Astoria Saturday night after an absence of nearly new Lloyd’s shopping center in Portland last week. afternoon so he could fill in for two m onths. She says it has Donna Jean Gunnels of Moro Rev. Cioodenherger Sunday m orn rained a lot over there this sum ing. They enjoyed looking around mer which makes traveling less spent Sunday and Monday here town to note the changes made pleasant than usual hut that the with her grandm other, Mrs. Le ona VanGilder. since they lived here 15 years trip was fine. ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sm ith and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle spent Ren W ard and family have mo two children spent a day or two a week recently vacationing at ved over from Tygh Valley to here w ith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore the coast near Pacific City. While Johnston to renew an acquain salmon fishing (they got th re e ’), tance made in the Canal Zone Mrs. Tuggle had an unusual ex Z E N IT H TV when the Johnstons were trav el perience w’hen she caught a sea ing. The Smiths are taking their bass and ling cod at the some Sales & SERVICE two m onths vacation from the time. She hooked the bass and tropic climate which all nothern- the o ther fish was after It, also. HER VICE ON A L L M A K ES Can ANDY PAULSON ers who work in that zone re W hen the unusual catch was first brought to view, it appeared to quire. T elep h on e JO 5-3513 E. E. Barnum celebrated his l>e a tw’o-headed monster! 8f»th birthday Sunday w ithout D uring the Tuggles’ absence, G n m p .it design m o d e l. handle bigger load«, en.» much excitem ent on his part. He Mrs. Tuggle’s nephews, Bob, Tom ¡er I laiwisonie pi< kup models have extra room for ail V H engin* » m e standard equipm ent on both. attended the fair and in the even and Bill Lahmann, looked after enable» ing neighlxjrs and relatives came the ranch. The boys’ grandm oth ♦he family er, Mrs. Astrid Lahm ann, also in for some cards and cake. ♦o limit John P arker drove to G rants stayed at the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. the cost Pass early this week on a short Frank Lahm ann, parents of the to its needs or wishes. hoys, drove down from Carson. business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cram er left W ashington, for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Royse and Sunday evening for Richmond, Calif., to see her m other who was daughter of Portland were guests seriously ill, hut is recover recently of his m other, Mrs. Au ing. Mr. Cram er returned W ed gust Royse and brother, Lloyd 3B4 in » Ì hoint nesday leaving Mrs. Cram er with Royse and family. «00 KtllY her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle drove ■ r ▼ V T T T V T 1 ■*- -w-w to Carson, W ashington last week to retu rn Bob, Tom and Bill Lah m ann to their home there The J. I. CASE CO. Announces hoys have spent the sum m er at the Tuggle ranch. O n th e ro a d — You need trucks th a t can take it. Transport big loads a t bigger Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas Harris SP98 Hillside Combines for 1961 and family, and Nina R hinehart, savings. Give years of service a t minimum cost—our I nternational Thicks do it! spent several days in Portland re ( a x e D ealers w ill lw* the sole d istrib u to rs for the 194il In th e c i t y -You need trucks th a t make door-to-door deliveries quicker, a t less cost, .m ach in es w h ich may carry both nam es: H A R R IS A ( A SF. cently on a combined business C on tact you r local d ealer for m ach in es and pacts. and pleasure outing. with more driver c o m fo rt-o u r I nternational Thicks with M etro * bodies do it! Gary VanGilder of Antelope MULLER FARM EQUIPMENT In th e s h o p -You need fast, expert service to meet any emergency. Qualified spent S aturday and Sunday here with his grandm other, Mrs. !>eona The Dalles Moro truck men to advise you how to cut hauling costs — we have both I VanGilder. and attended the rodeo at the Sherm an County Fair. A deal this fall a ssu res you of one of th ese Big C om bines at the present price w ith no carryin g ch arge on tiie contract Mr. and Mrs. Mark W hite and until J u ly 1961. Make sure to have the B igg est and Best for children left Saturday for Vale ItMil: by d ealin g now for a HPBfl H arris H illsid e full IB , 6 ft. w here they will spend a week Cut C om bine. visiting relatives. At present th ere are th ree or four SI* II 9N new com b in es Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson availab le. and daughter, Linda of Portland ChaDel A sji A Rufus P erso n a l WASCO PHARMACY PHONE G1 2-5262 You need i we have it! AVt See us about trucks...we know! W e are ready to trade. See us soon. Don't w ait for our salesm an to call. Drop in at: MULLER FARM EQUIPMENT The Dalles Moro < c ' a eekend with hit pai < ent Mi and Mrs Gordon H arpi. < I ■ ,ilie- \ ¡Mt, ,| (he St . man County Fair and rodeo on Sunday. That evening Mr. and Mrs C. W. W alker stopped by en- tout*- home from the fan * d in ed w ith th e H a rp e rs and th e ir Z iie - Cushman Equipment Co. Moro, Oregon Phone JO5-3555 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS W O R LD S M O S T CO M PLETE L IN E P b a r m t it /i
