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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1961)
PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MO Kl). OREGON FKIDAY, JU N E 22, 1M 1 and Hood River are the other eastern Oregon counties listed. The state marine board say3 Fire time having arrived again that on June 1 there were 33,- the regulations regarding fire 669 boats registered in Oregon signals need repeating. at the $3.00 rate. Of these Sher One long blast of the siren man County had 74, Wasco, 262, means a fire in Moro. Gilliam 37, Morrow 102, Hood Two or more short blasts River 119. mean a fire in the country. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wallace To give notice of a fire call and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallace of JO 5-3262 before six o'clock After Biggs drove up to Sisters Sunday six call JO 5-3604; if no answer to attend the rodeo and Charley, call JO 5-3266. tan old cow puncher, himself) It is also possible to call opera says it was a good one. tor who can sound siren. Mrs. Inez Thompson will leave BORN: Daniel Allan Sanders, Friday, June 23 in company w ih June 17, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edna Meizer for Lafayette, Mrs. Joe Sanders. He joins Indiana to attend a meeting of one brother, twin sisters and a the United Presbyterian National Women s meeting at Purdue uni baby sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall and versity. They will go by train children are at Davis, California and return through Canada stop where Bill is attending an agron ping at Banff and other scenic omy meeting while the family has spots in the Canadian Rockies. James Griggs was home for the a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson re father’s days weekend from Port turned Saturday evening from land where he works for the Seaside where they had spent tne game commission. hot wea’her attending a postmas Mrs. Wendell Balsiger is in a ter’s convention and visiting rel hospital in The Dalles recovering from major surgery performed atives. Mr and Mrs. Harry Dutton vis Monday morning. Site is reported ited the McKeans here last week to be getting along as well as end coming from Portland. i expected. Bud Rice, well known in Sher Cleo Barnum and sons from man County, brother of Mrs. Slim Bend came down Sunday on busi Thompson, was married in Salem, ness and had dinner with his 17 to Karen DeRouch. brother Lester Barnum and fam June Mrs. Louise Humphery was in ily. They all called on Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum for a brief« CARD OF THANKS visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. > We would like to express our Earl Gentry where they spent the I appreciation for all the cards, day. I flowers and acts of kindness to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Robertson • us, at the loss of our husband and son are home from Ontario and father. where they attended an agricul Also for contributions to the tural teachers meeting. Heart Fund, the Moro Library, Rupert Kennedy, field man for and the Shriners’ Hospital. the state department of planning Mrs. Tom Fraser and develpoment was in town Tom Jr. & Elsie Tuesday morning to say that the Paul & Aleta economic survey of this area has Gordon & Gwen finally achieved victory over gov Dorothy & Warren Cress ernmental delay and will prob l ARD OF I HANKS ably start by fall. I want to give my sincere Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs are at the beach for their annual thanks to the neighbors and friends who came to my place session with grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger, last Thursday to put out the fire buildings Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brisbine, Mr. that endangered the and Mrs. Ted Thompson, Mr. and and especially to the Moro fire Mrs. Joe Heater and Mr. and department crew. Max Barzee Mrs. Lloyd Henrichs were in Spo kane last week to attend the meet ing of the North Pacific Grain Dr. Frank D. Reid Dealers. Sherman County is one of 11 Dentist Oregon counties with no cattle Office Days: Tues, and Wed. herd known to l)e infected with Moro, Oregon Bang's disease. Gilliam, Whee'ur Moro Personals for intra .etous feeding as he had Reedy and Robert Moore, which ied by Mrs. Grover Long and shower for the lodge. become very weak. took place Ft the Rose City Meth children and Peggy Byars. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Francis Neilson went to the odist church. Long joined them Saturday and Linda and Terry, wire Sunday hospital Monday after several Mr. and Mrs. Glenn VanOilder Sunday the group was surprised guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark days illness with a nose bleed, and family were guests Sunday In the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. White and children. Later in the perhaps caused by the heat. oi his mother, Mrs. Leona Van \ ernon Meizer and Daryl, Sam exenlng the two families drove to Annie Fulton Chapter No. 124, Gilder. In the evening she ac Brock, an 1 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Celilo park for an outing. OES, held the last regular meet companied her son and daughter Brock and children. Mrs. Murray Walker of Olym ing of the season June 13. Gladys in law to The Dalles, where they Mrs. Leo Watkins travelled to pia was a guest early in the week Belshee, WM, and Leroy Belshee, were guests of O. T. Hansen for Medford last wees to attend the of Mr. an I Mrs Gordon Harper. WP, presiiled. Members voted to a picnic lunch. State Assembly of Theta Rho. held open installation for 1961-62 Regular meeting of Marian Jimmy Walker, who spent last Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock ami officers June 17. children of Kennewick, Wn., were Rebekah lodge was held June 14 week with, the Harpers, returned The Wasco Little League play guests Sunday of Sam Brock. with 11 present. During the meet tc Olympia with his mother. ers journeyed to Tygh Valley Mrs. Brock and the children re ing. the charter was draped in Sunday, and received the second mained for a longer visit. memory of Mrs. Sam Brock. Next Z E N IT H TV defeat of the season from the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winegar and last meeting of the season S ales & S E R V IC l. Tygh Valley team which won the and daughters, Ann, Cathy and will he Wednesday, June 28. game 3-0. Among the parents and Patti Sue, s|x»nt the weekend on There will lx» a birthday party SERVICE ON ALL MAKES friends who made the trip were a camping trip to Rock Creek foi members whose birthdays oc CaU A N D Y P A U L SO N Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dutton, Joe reservoir. They drove over Fri cur during the first six months Telephone JO 5-3513 Thomas, Don Williams and Mr. day evening and were accompan of the year, and cl so a kitchen and Mrs. Vernon Root. The Rev. and Mrs. Larry Elid ing were surprised with a lieautt- Wasco News tifully decorated cake, honoring by Pauline Broughton their wedding anniversary, at the A group of friends gathered coffee hour following morning worship services at the Methodist recently at the Gordon Johnson church Sunday. home for a combination surprise and Mrs. Carl Tuggle drove birthday party for him, and fare to Mr. Wn., Sunday to return well party for the entire family. two Carson, of Mrs. Tuggle’s nephews, The group, consisting of Mr. and Tom Bill Lahmann, to tneir Mrs. Floy 1 Rathbun, Mr. and home. and Bob Lahmann, brother of Mrs. Tom Moore and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kellogg the two younger boys, will re and JacK. took along food for a main at the Tuggle ranch to as potluck dinner. Bob Scharf drop sist with the summer work. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Ne ped in on the gathering later In ville and children of Corvallis the evening. guests of Mrs. Neville's BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Wil were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sar liam McClennan, a baby girl Mon day, June 19, at The Dalles. The gent, from Tuesday of last week mother is the former Betty Ha until Sunday. Paul Neville, who has lieen the guest of his grand ven. It’s a hardtop pickup, an open air runabout, on full width wheel housings. The INTERNA WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST parents for the past week return an off-road workhortw-a whole new idea in TIONAL 4 -cylinder Comanche engine saves ed to Corvallis Sunday with his Bible School 9:45 a. m. low cost transportation. Tbp, windows and on gas and oil. Optional all-wheel drive pro Worship 11:00 a. m. parents. Wednesday of last week doors come off in minutes. It has full-width vides go anywhere traction. Optional steel Bible study and Prayer Meeing Mrs. Sargent went to Portland to seating for three. An all-steel body that hauls TVavel-Tbp with lift gate and windows con attend the wedding of Margaret Wednesday 7:30 p. m. man-size loads of cargo and has extra seating verts the Scout into a town delivery. A welcome awaits you. l Smith Callaway W. R. Jones, Minister C osta lit tle to bu y The Wasco Church of Christ F U N E R A L . . . fess to r u n l will hold a picnic at the Wasco SERVICE city park next Sunday at one Drive it, price i t . . . today I Leonard R. Smith o’clock. Phone CY 6-3135 Steve McMillin was taken to a The Dalles, Oregon hospital in The Dalles Monday Moro last Thursday when on her way to Pendleton to talk about her favorite subject which is taxes, she being manager of Oregon Tax Research. Mrs. John Stewart and child ren, Bruce and Christi are here to spend the summer with ner parents, Mr. anil M/s. A. B. Chris tianson. Also here with her grand parents is Linda Christianson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bon Christianson of Pullman. Larry Sayrs and his fiancee Jennifer Johnson spent the week end here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lamer Sayrs. Jack Lawrence is back in North Dakota to visit old friends anu relatives while others haul the freight into Moro, tie will be gone two weeks. J U S T OUT. Z S C O U T Sherman Theater FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JU N E 23—24 M a r lo n rte CLOSE MONDAY, JULY 3 BRANDO ÍV /LD OA/E MARY MURPHY-ROBERT KEITH SUNDAY & MONDAY, JU N E ?5—26 c & C F ood S to re 8T A M .IV KRAM ER M uller F a rm I T racy M arch K e n n y ’s M a rk e t I nhei T h e M oro L u m b e r & F u e l Co. E q u ip m e n t I K eî ST| this one gives you fa m ily room on w h eels ! It carries 9 people in comfort and safety, won’t twist or rupture. A clean underside has lots of usuble loadspnce, goes anywhere offers extra ground elearanee for travel off on or off the road. The floor is flat and the road. And a standard I nternational V-8 tailgate folds down for easy loading. Rear engine provides snappy power for any pur window is electrically operated. Independ pose, and saves as you go. All wheel drive ent front suspension* provides a smooth rule available. The TliAVELALL* is so maneuver over any road. Rugged box-type frame* able a woman can bundle it easily. ■ lends sturdy passenger and load support — «On C I-io M od, I 1« “Ora of the most BRILLIANT W lM I S h e rm a n S u p e r M a rk e t BIG W AGON...TRAVELAIL D ick Y ork / D onna A nderson d'spbys of admf erar wrtrawed! - N rw York Tim«» D o u m a ’s G rocery & M a rk e t Cushman Equipment Co. /boro, Oregon Phone JO5-3555 C u sh m an E q u ip m e n t Co. D a lm a r E q u ip m e n t Co. T he keener your judgment of motor car value, the more certainly you will come to a Cadillac. The car s distinc tion and elegance meet every requisite of good taste. Its masterful performance, incomparable comfort, and •* precise response make driving a never-ending pleasure. 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