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l’AGK 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURN IL , MORO. OREGON Moro Personals FRIDAY, A PRIL 21, IMil Mrs Elva Bryant who has spent the w inter m onths In Loa Angeles with her daughter, Helen sends word she will soon be tre k ing northw ard to enjoy some rain after only two wet days there. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Harlow o: Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bengman of Springfield and Mr and Mrs Bill Ekstrom of Port- alnd were weekend house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer drove to Ixmg Beach, Wash., last week end and came home w ith soma freshly dug clams straight from the ocean. Mike Mulick left Sunday for Passaic. New Jersey, to visit his m other who has been ill wit.i heart trouble for a few weekr. He will be gone two weeks. W illis Buxton a native of Moro Mrs. D. B Goss hud brain su r gery March 15 an 1 was in Good Sam aritan hospital for two week-, and for the past three weeks has been staying w ith her daughter, Mrs. Vince Powell at Dayton, Ore., while taking treatm ents each day in Portland. She expects her daughter Mrs. Don Strayer tc be here Friday from New Haven, Conn., to spend the sum mer w ith her. D. B. Goss was in Portland Friday to meet his daughter who came from Connecticut to visit h er m other, now’ staying with another daughter, Mrs. Powell in Yamhill County. Mrs. Frankie Axtell was visit ing h er son, Bob and family here last week but has returned to her home at McMinnville. Mrs. Tillie Geiser underw ent CARD OF TH AN K S I want to thank all my friends m ajor surgery in a Portland hos pital last week and is recoverin'? foi the letters, cards, flowers and very well, according to George. gifts while 1 have been ill. They BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Bill make the tim e go *o much faster. Cramer, at The Dalles, A pril 13, 1 hope to lie well soon. Thank you all. a daughter, Katie Goss Mr. and Mrs. A1 Rasmussen HARLANDV1KW GRANGE went to Portland Monday for fu rth e r consultation on the con Meets F irst and T hird Saturday* ra rh month at 8:00 p. m. dition of her heart. E arl Gentry, M aster Graveside services for Helen Florence Bruckert, Sec’y. Lee Wallace, the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill L upine R ebekah Lodge No. lM b eta 2nd and 4th Tues Wallace, a son of Mr. and Mrs. days of each month. VisP Glen Wallace of Wasco, were held ing members welcom- Saturday in The Dalles following Florence Thompson, N. G. her death from leukemia at the Helen Martin, Secretary family home In Pendleton. lor LODGE A. F. A A. M. T erry Butler who was a small Wasco Meets F irst and boy when his parents left here /G y after some time spent as lessees T hird Tuesdays. Visiting brethern welcome. v of the Moro Hotel dining room, H arland McDonald, W M. visited briefly recently w ith Mr,-. Vernon Root, Secretary Eslinger. The family lives at H untington Beach, California. E u rek a Lodge No. 121 A.F.A. V. * Mrs. E dith Lucas of Salem and Meets on the 1st and 3 n A Mrs. C hristina Phillips of P o rt Thursday evenings eacn land w ere visitors at the home of nonth. Visiting members Nz their brother, Charles W a lla c e cordially invited to meet w dh ut Max Belshe, W. M. and wife last week end. Irving H art, Secretary COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN .Moro LUDG K N o. 113 f.O.O.F. Meets 1st and 3rd Tues- CHURCH ^ ^ d a y s in I.O.O.F hall. Tran- 9:45 Church School * * slent and visitir.p brother« 11:00 a. m. Church Service are cordially invited Theme: “The Good Seed anti Floyd Haines, N. G. Leo W atkins, Secretary the Soil” Following church service a B ethlehem C h ap ter No. 78 O .E Jt church family dinner. Mr. Meets every second T hurs Clyde Bard will oe our guest > day each m onth. Visiting members invited. Moro, Ore speaker following the dinner E rm a Johnson. W.M. hour. Dorothy Heate’r, Secretary’ E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor Wasco News by Pauline Broughton Several members of the West Wind Riders Club of Wasco a t tended the queen contest at the Fort Dalles Club Sunday. Mrs. Vern Smith was a contestant. O thers present from the Wasco club were Vern Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Kellogg and Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and Bar bara, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo W at kins and Judy. Annie Fulton chapter, OES, held a regular m eeting April 11 at which time Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root were initiated into the or der. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilman of Moro were dinner guests S atu r day of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Derr. The Dorcas Society of the Wasco Church of Christ met on W ednesday w ith Mrs. Je rry Bar nett for a 1:30 dessert luncheon. Mrs. Stanley Swett was cohostess. T hirteen m em bers and two visit ors. Mrs. Augusta Royse and Mrs. Lily McBee, were present. The ladies of the organization have been issued an invitation to visit the McKinley Indian C hildrens’ Home at Toppenish April 27. Those who are interest ed in m aking the trip are asked to contact either Mrs. Je rry Bar- nett or Mrs. William Jones for definite arrangem ents. The next m eeting will be May 10, with the place to be announced later. The silver dish offering was $7 94. Seven members from the Was co M. E. WSCS attended a Poll- land d istrict meeting held at the Methodist church in The Dalles last Friday. The Wasco ladles a t tending w ere Mrs. L. E. Kas?- berg, local president, Mrs. A rthur Sargent, Mrs. Gordon H arper, Mrs. M artin Pshigoda, Mrs. L ar ry Eddings, Mrs. Dewey Thoma: and Mrs. Clyde Fridley. Mrs. Rena Shepherd, who has spent the fall and w inter months as a guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Sargent, left Satur day by train for her home at Old Forge, New York. M arian Rebekah lodge met April 12 w ith fifteen m embers present. Mrs. Irline Kirkwood was elected to membership hv transfer. The secretary, Virginia Melzer, explained the ‘foodies* food sale” project, and hoped all would participate. Mrs. H arry VanGilder and her daughter in law, Mrs A rthur Van Gilder, drove to Portland last Tri- day, w here they attended a fam ily gathering in honor of the 82r.d birthday of the form er’s sister, Miss Mary Laidlaw. Others pre sent for the occasion were the honoree's brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs W. J. Laidlaw. who flew from Fort W orth, T e:- as, for the celebration; another brother, Dr. A. Laidlaw, and 1 cousin, Miss Cora Laidlaw, both of whom live in Portland. Little Milton I^err, son cf Mr. and Mrs. Albert l»err, celebrated his first birthday April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broughton were dinner guests, and shared the ex citem ent of the birthday cake complete w ith one candle. Mrs. Leo W atkins returned April 10 from Salmon. Idaho, w here she attended a meeting cf the Northwest Oddfellows’ A sso, which is comprised of the ju ris dictions of B ritish Columbia, W ashington, Oregon and Idahi . Mrs. W atkins travelled with I a ) ret t a Emerson of Richland, who is state president of the lteliekah Assembly of Oregon, and Hazel W ainscott of Pendle ton, a state chairm an. The ladles also attended a Rebekah meeting at Challis, Idaho, when the state president of the Assembly of Ida ho paid her official visit there. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshe«. way to fu rth er increase c a r goes flow ing th ro u g h th e p o rt and to reduce s h ip p e rs’ costs. R apid tra n sp o rta tio n to P o rtla n d from all inland points by rail, truck o r barge, is unsurpassed. I his, coupled w ith the lo w er freight rates o f the w ater- g rad e route o f the C olum bia River, has helped P o r t land gain p ro m in e n c e as a leading w o rld seaport. For in fo rm a tio n about P o r t l a n d P u b lic D o c k s w rite o r call Sales-Traffic D epartm ent: 3070 N . W . F ront Ave., CA 8-8231, P o rtla n d , O re g o n . F or th e fourth co n secu tive year P o rtla n d H a rb o r leads all Pacific C oast sea p o rts in the m ovem ent of dry c a rg o tonnage. F igures com piled by the U . S. D ep artm en t of C om m erce show P o rtla n d in first place w ith 2 ,6 0 6 ,6 5 0 to n s, 2 4 4 ,2 0 0 to n s ahead o f second place Los A n geles and 4 4 3 ,2 5 0 tons ahead o f th ird place Seattle, fo r the calen d ar year 1959. C o n tin u ed expansion of P o rtla n d P ublic D ocks, as sured by approval o f a re cen t 9 ' j m illion d o lla r b o n d issue, is now under- T e r m ite » ? Free Estimates Guaranteed Work Insured Operation Dobyns Pest Control Ph CR 6-2125 - Pendleton 8-7180 - Ione 87244 Aerial treatment of crops is the convenient way to cover large acreage. It saves time, labor avoids damage to crops by ground equipment. And for controlling broadleaf weeds in small grains. bsteron* 7(»E brings post ive action. It’s a spe- cializcd 2,4-1) chemical that controls such troublesome weeds as mustard, thistle, dock, lanweed, I. mb's-quarter, pigweed, ragweed, shepherd’s-purse, wild cat rot, wild morning-glory and many others. Call us today—we'll arrange aerial spraying for your fields. •Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company WALT DISNEY Í s k ... / / J e e Marsh ¿»ICO, iicQ Se! Cap E dw ards’ little- 1 >». ' » ed taking saxophone lr u a few w eeks ago, aid (l ev t IT • .be noise on U pper . lain > reel w as pretty bad. Then, one afternoon, the F l- w nrds' house was quiet p u n , and Mrs. Jackson nex t door fig u re d th e boy m u st h a v e given up tooting his horn. N ext tim e she saw Sis E dw ards ;he asked h er about it. don't have to h ear him !” From w here sit. Cap is liv ing up to one of our oldest A m erican principles — respeet far a neighbor's piivaey and fi'c’.iiitis. You can be sure a thoughtful man like this never tri to force his opinions and preferences on anyone. He's the sort of m an w ho'll go xut of his w ay to have a bottle of beer ready to serve his guests even though he may not prefer beer him self. We ean all learn a '‘lesson” in tolerance fioin*. C ap's phone booth. I “Well,” Sis said, "w • kn. w th at rack et m ust be driv in g you folks crazy. So Cap t a so u n d p ro o f te le p h o n e b o o th from the phone comp: n\ . ec- ond-hand. Ju n io r practici.-? in it to his h e a rt’s content. Even i C«’, l ü t t , /' ( m ie . b icu cis A aoc talion, Inc. U S E IT TO M O D E R N IZ E YOUR HOME and KEEP your Savings Cushion If you have a savings ac c o u n t— K EEP Y O U R CUSHION! Instead of us ing those hard-won sav ings, use a First N ational Bank Ioan—easy to handle at low hank rates. Shop foi loans at the hank w ith Money for Sale! PORTIAMO I I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, PORTLAND • ■ J J E U Y THIS ALL NEW | t Farm Chemical & Fertilizer Co. PRESENTS mum Tue*, anil Wed. Moro, Oregon ( A d t c r t ii r n ir n l ) C o n tro l b r o a d le a f w e e d s In s m a l l g r a in w it h ESTERON 7 6 E FEARLESS. RECKLESS.. .THEY DEFIED THE UNKHOWH! tfMI Him-BHHKM-IMSMWBV O l t r e Day : 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 21—22 HeMvwfo Dr. Frank D. Reid Portland Public Docks Continues Cargo Lead! who left over 30 years ago was here for a brief visit w ith friends last w’eek. He is now a farm er in Yamhill county. The eighth grade oft he Moro school went to Salem Thursday to look in on the tired legislators whose term of office ;g almost as long as that of school children. This is their year end trip an 1 they will also visit other points of interest before returning a day or so later. Sherman Theater _ Mr. and Mrs. H arlan I McDotia Mrs. A rth u r Sargent, and Mi W illiam Broughton, attended F riendship Night m eeting of Ja mine chapter, OES, at Arlingtc Monday evening. _ WASCO _ MORO — PHONE GI 2-3201 u h u h -TECHWCOLOfl SUNDAY and MONDAY APRIL 23—24 ROBERT MITCHUM Strikes Under fewer The Night Fighters I YOUR DREAM HOUSE CHECK THESE FEATURES * Top quality construction * Kiln dry lumber * Aluminum windows & screens AS LOW AS $4950.00 ON YOUR LOT READY FOR OCCUPANCY includes plumbing wiring, cabinets * Mahogany doors throughout * Accoustical Ceilings * Clear wood casings * Birch or Alder Cabinets * Colored bathroom fixtures IT 1)01 S N T A l.w A> s PAY T O Plastic laminated drainboards BE H R / i r h - - * 20 year roof * Glasslined hotwater tank * Fully Insulated Adult» too often will put on a »how of courage with a "cold," rather than retire and rc»t —and call the Doctor. Pneumonia »ometime» attack» »uch »talwart». Do not try to be brave with a cold, however umple. Follow the well-c»tabluhed guidance - rest eat a well- balanced diet, and drink plenty of water and fruit price«. 11 »ymptom» persut, call your Doctor promptly, while there 1» »till time for treatment of the current dines« and prevention of po»»iblc hazardou* compilation». If medicines arc indicated, we will be happy to render the best in Phar- waccutical »erv.ee in filling your Doctor’» prescription». WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 * Many Extras—Optional NEW - FASTER METHOD of speed cutting and factory pre assembly make these prices possible. Many of our homes are designed for ranch or farm living. We have mountain or beach cabins, motel units or farm buildings of all types AS LOW A S $10.00 DOWN — BALANCE ON EASY PAYMENTS UP To 15 YEARS ON APPROVED CREDIT CoScO Homes 1 (( ONH’I RUCTION H KItVK’K COMPANY» MO NAHT 8th KVGKWK, ORE. phone D iam ond 3-2381 < loim i ne 11 A X I M li A I I Is I > S E R V IC E SA VER ( 'llil . i. No p rin ted i ireuii*! So p w. n tion li«»it<-ut»’ cimasi* i* com pletely liaodw il e It. .1 i s . o p ern tin g d ep en d ab ility . SU PER 19” ZENITH PORTABLE TV II»“ o v erall diagonal h i . . (172 m i . in. view ihle pi 1 11 > model (;-2ll»l t Z enith TV for ( r e n te r S P E C IA L $1,69.85 Zenith T. V. & Radio Sale.; & Service Sales and Service on all m k .. Serving all of Sherman County. Have new and used sets in stock. Call ANDY PAULSON JO v 3513 Mo.o
