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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1961)
« »>AÜK S HHFKM AN COUNTY Moro Personals Here Tuesday morning while on '.heir way to a vacation in the coast range were Mr. and Bud Rogers and two children of Hillsboro. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Eslinger. J. K. McKean, Irving Hart, T. Lester Johnson and Giles French of Sherman County and Harry Dutton, columnist for the Portland Reporter and an old Sherman Countian drove to Hart mountain Friday to attend the annual trek of the Order of the Antelope, dedicated to the con servation of the bodies of ante lope and the spirit of man. They returned Sunday by way of Frenchglen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernards and three small children moved into the Parry house last week, coming from Grass Valley. He is employed at the Sherman branch experiment station. Here briefly Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. W illis Black, who stopped to see her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Giles French. Marion McKee and son, Gordon, were in town an hour or so Tues day when on a trip up to the Mc Kee farm east of Wasco. Gordon, 6’ 4” is on vacation from Kie- now’s. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wallace did some driving around last week, going to W allowa county to visit relatives and through the mountains to Lewiston, Idaho, before turning south to Culdesac and Nez Perce, Idaho to visit two of his sisters. . Seventy members of the May family from John Day, Portland, Vancouver and Sherman county attended the family reunion at Sorosis park in The Dalles last Sunday. Mrs, Clara Boyer of John Day was the eldest at 75 and re mained for a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Grace Zevely. Byron May’s small son, Kelly was the youngest May at 2*A months. Mr. and Mrs. W ily Knighten are back in Moro again after a cruise around the San Juan islands in Puget sound with their daughter Anajean and family and son Wily. Mrs. Elsie Jones is taking a vacation from work at the post- office. Next week when Tommy lays off they will go on a trip. JO U R N A L , MORO. OREGON F R I D A Y . J U L Y 21, IM O Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss left today for Oregon City when Mrs. DeMoss will stop to visit with her sister Ollie Cox and go to the Dugger picnic at Eagle Fern Park near Estacada. John w ill go on to Eugene to visit Homer DeMoss and Hershel Da- vh; and with them go to Dorena for the W ick's family picnic Sun day. party In honor of Nma Rhinehart on June 30. Young hostesses for the affair, which look the form oi a slumber party for the girls, were Stephanie Barnett, Lee Kase » T V y Wasco News l>y P a u lin e B ro u g h to n The Jerry Barnett home was the scene of a surprise birthday COMMUNITY P R ESB YTER IA N CHURCH 9:45 Church School Classes for all age groups. 11:00 a. m. Church Service This communion Sunday Z E N IT H TV S ales & S E R V IC I S E R V IC E CaU ON A I-L ANDY T e le p h o n e M AKES PA ULSO N JO 5-3513 T T -T -w- ■«. Counter Top Cabinets See Wess at Dr. Reid’s new office P A T H O’MEARA SA L E One-third o ff on~~ O ’M E A R A W asco Shorts, Jamaicas, Skirts Pedal Pushers, Blouses Tee Shirts L a d ie s su m m e r shoes now $2.95 to $4.95 M e n ’s su m m e r Shoes Reg. $4.95 now $3.95 Rg. $5.95 now $.95 Leonard R. Smith 3 x 14 ’* inch Exterior Ply wood A lso M e n ’s Shoes L a d ie s C o tto n S k irts L a d ie s B louses M e n ’s S p o rt S h irts O th e r B louses M n ’s S p o rt S h irts O th e r S h irts All sies and lengths of Bolts now now now n ow now $2.99 $1.99 $2.99 $1.99 $2.99 T he D alles H E A T SU PPLY O p to m e tris t 40.’ E. 2nd 8 L 7 el. C Y6-3362 T h e D a lle s , O re. F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y J U L Y 21— 22 He spent ha tim e with "TMI . HOODUII priestj f ,J_, pQII M urray * CO. DaHcatThe T e -3 of The SfcâSPS T E C H N IC O L O R * starring P hone O I 2-5402 NO PICTURE HAS EVER LIT IT UP SO WARMLY! ROBFRT OOW OTM V PRESTON McGUIRE/* Ph. CY6 4184 MHN LAMSSMY Grand O pen in g O scar’s Sporting Goods MADRAS, OREGON H elp us celebrate Bring this ad with you and get 10% price reduction Door P rize D raw ing 8 .0 0 p.m . Saturday, July 2 2 It Starts Today Prizes are useful sporting eguipm ent Dale’s Clothing SPECIAL F reezer 3-4-5-and 6 feet widths PAINT now $2.99 to $4.99 Reg. $3 98 Reg. $4.00 R eg. $3.98 R eg. $2.95 R eg. $4.00 CANVAS SPEEDEE FABRIC CEMENT now $4.95 R eg. $5.95 B ID o b lig a tio n E L E C T R IC Chanel vnapei ’* inch Exterior Plywood no Dr. Otis G. Perkins S U N D A Y & M ON DA Y, J U L Y 23—24 REQ U ESTS now $2.95 3 x 8 ’’ inch Exterior Plywood in d u s tria l E S T IM A T E S a n d w ith R eg. $3.95 TRUCK FLOORING co m m ericial — re s id e n tia l home were Mrs. W inegar’s aunt and cousin, Mrs. J. H Scheeve and son of Fortuna, Calif. Friday Mr W inegar’s brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W inegar and chidren of Richland, C a lif, stopjied off for a short visit enroute to their home after a vacation trip that took them to rine states. Sherman Theatei man who wore a priest's garb-and lived in a white hot world of • it s E le c tric C o n tra c to rs Annual Sportwear Endeavors for a picnic and “ Sing- spiratlon.” Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broughton were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Derr and son. The Wasco Church of Christ holds services each Sunday even ing at 7:30. The services are divided into three groups, with the Rev. Wm. Jones as leader of the adult group, Mrs. Jones in charge of the high school group, ano Mrs. Harry Hicks, the junior group. Everyone is invited to at tend one of these groups. Guests last Wednesday and 1 hursday at the Harold W inegar thieves and kilters this Electric Co. W e s s H ad ley C h ild re n s P la y Shoes I'h o r e C Y 6-3135 T h e D a lle s , O regon A group of young people from the Wasco Church of Christ, ac companied by Mrs. A rthur Van Gilder, drove to Hood River Sun day evening, where they joined ether young people from the Hood River Union of Christian Eastern Oregon MORO FLOOR COVERING Smith Callaway FU N ERA L service a surprise bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Harry Hicks July 12 Co-hostesses with Mrs. Hicks were Mrs. Durward Kaseberg and Msr. William Jones. They were assisted by Mrs. Harold Engtierg Decorations were in the form of tiny umbrellas in shades of pink. Helping to open the shower gifts v ere Shirley Watkins and Lee Kaseberg Each guest was given a card on which to write her fav orite recipe, and these were then given to Miss Watkins. Lynn Rathbun won the prize in a scram bled word game. At the close of the afternoon refreshments of fruit salad, wafers, punch and coffe were served to the guests numbering about 36. R hone W a s c o — G ilb e rt 2-5573 A lso M e n ’s Shoes 3 x 16 W Floor Covering Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran left Saturday for their mining claim on the Rogue river expecting to stay a couple of weeks w’orking out their assessment. The Elks lodge of The Dalles to which many Sherman Coun- tians belong w ill hold a meeting at Grass Valley September 23, the second in all time and earlier in the year than before. A class will be initiated at that time and entrants are now being listed. V General Remodeling Neil Fisher, Vernon Skoog and James Elliot of the Secretary of State’s office began the annual audit of the Sherman County School Districts Monday, July 17. A small spray plane circled over Moro a couple of hours Thursday morning dropping huge drops of a liquid that smelled like diesel oil and probably contained DDT with lethal intent against the city’s thirty known mosqui toes. Other insects also elim inat ed, no doubt. T berg. Lois Kaseberg. and Chris tine Hicks. The girls served pizza b.rthday cake and cola drinks for refreshments during the evening. Judy W atkins was honored with Plus S&.H Green Stamps MORO LUMBER & FUEL CO. SUNNY BROOK G et ready n o w ' __ w ith O u r b u d g e t p la n spread* the cost of your heating oil over ten monthly payments. There are no interest or carrying charges...you pay only for tha oil. New’s the time to call your Standard Man and arrange for your heating oil supply. Standard Heating Oils burn C leaner, with more sunny warmth from «vary drop. Ask for delivery now... and ba ready for tha Freezin' Season. For any Standard O il produci, call Donald On. »277 -favorite of the Old Mfesf, offers one of today's finest whiskies! p e n n y A n den tei* (■ ra M V a lle y , O re *... w wen mu w V v« 65 et .twMii it w 4 5 qt. $2.95 pt. i m i mot « nwex cun «numn 266?; w ith 8 year or le ÎS o p e r ating trade IVe deliver and service Hampton Furniture Co. The Dalles 116 E. Third CY6-4646
