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FAGK 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURN IL . MORO, OREGON M oro 1 ersonals F R ID A Y , AUG UST 11, 1961 Ja¿v Watkms Married To Terry Smith In Misses Peggy Alberty and Shir Russell Larkins, Mr and Mrs Walker of The Dalles were also and fam ily will move to Prin e ley W atkins. U shers were John Leonard Lutje, Mr. and Mrs. Ix>y- gue*t« of the Harpers. ville around Septem ber 1. Other A miscellaneous bridal shower Thomas and Bill McClennan. al Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. E. H W at Mrs. David McGregor ami child Wasco in honor of Miss Connie Axtell A wedding reception was held kins, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg ren of Salem were guests over the m em bers of the Game Commis sion's habitat crew will rem ain In will be held at the Moro church at it. the basem ent of the church Miss Judith Mae W atkins, dau- The bride’s dress was w hite after the ceremony where the all of The Dalles, Mrs. Hazel weekend of her parents, Mr. ami Sherm an County for th e present. 8 p. tn. the evening of August 17 Simpson, Portland, Mrs. I.aDelle Mrs. John Robinson. Mr. W inegar has been in charge to which friends are invited by ghter of Mr. and Mrs Leo C. W at nylon organiza w ith self em broid four tiered wedding cake was Smith and son of Walla Walla. Sunday of last week. Mr. and of game work here and will con the sponsors: Mesdantes Robert kins of Wasco was m arried at ery, a sw eetheart neckline, and of between two candelabra and de Wash , Mrs J. S. Pierce ami Glen Mrs Lloyd Royse ami Mrs. Au tinue the work at Prineville. Belshe, Rudy Olsen, Paul Fraser, 7:30 p. nt. August 5 in the Wasco ballerina length w ith taffeta mid corated with a m iniature bride’s of Glenwmxl, W ashington. gusta Royse drove to Hood River Methodist church to Terry Sm ith, riff and panels to hem line. She bouquet. E arl G entry and Blaine Miller. Mrs. E. H W atkins where they visited the Ed Mc Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. carried a bouquet of white orchid poured w hile Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Hines and Kee family, and Mrs. Della ( ARD OF THANKS attended a family reunion at the Smith of Starbuck, W ashington, and lavender carnations. H er both aunts of the bride, served family left Monday for their Sheirbon. an aunt of the younger We wish to express our appro- Ira Fridley home in Wasco Sun Rev. Larry Eddings officiating. shoulder length veil was held by the cake, assisted by Mrs. Art home on W hidby Island, after Mrs. Royse. elation to all o u r friends for the day when members of the Hill The double ring ceremony was a rhinestone tiara. W atkins, Mrs. E. D Gosson, ami having spent the past m onth as Mr. and Mrs. Mark White an I flowers, cards, and kind expres The m atron of honor was Mrs. Mrs. Floyd Haines served punch guests of his mother. Mrs. Elva family of Goldendale and the used. children drove to Grandview, sions of sym pathy at the loss of The bride was given away by Martin Pshigoda, sister of the Dehler. Fridley family of Sherm an Coun ami Mrs. Dale Padget collected Wn Sunday, to take Mrs. Lou- her father before a bower of groom who wore a street length, signatures in the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson venia Randal, who has ix*en a our husband and father, W. D. ty met. Watkins. Clyde Gillmor is about again w hite gladioli, pink candula and nylon dress with pink taffeta The bride w ore a two piece suit and Scott spent from Saturday guest of the Whites, to her homo Mrs. Mae W atkins jepsophelia, flunked by two can bows, a costume that was echoed after a few days in a hospital in in lilac w ith w hite accessories until Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Vinton W atkins & family Portland from the result of too delabra. Mrs. John Buck, sister in the dresses of the brides maids, with a corsage of w hite orehi 1 Gordon H arper. Linda, who had left Monday for Camp Sherma.i Leo c . W atkins & family of the bride, played the piano as son for throw ing Johnny Buck spent the past week with her much exposure under the hot sun from the bride’s bouquet for her where they will spent a couple A rthur W atkins & family going away. The bride’s m other grandparents, returned to P o rt of weeks vacationing. w ithout a hat. Now Clyde boasts Mrs. William Matsen sang “Be passed the groom ’s cake. The couple left Tuesday for wore a peacock blue sheath dress land with her parents. Sunday a new straw skim m er to protect cause" and “The Lord’s P rayer.’’ E verett Royse and Jim Thomas Miss Darlene Gochnauer had Marietta, W ashington where he with w hite accessories and the evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. W his head. spent the weekend at Eugene, Dr. Otis G. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger lighted the candles and Miss Les is stationed as a com m unication groom ’s m other wore a blue ami w here they were guests of E ver lie Kay Gosson, as flower girl and technician in the navy. white print dress. Wheat instead drove to Kennewick Wn., Sunday e tt’s brother in law and sister, Optometrist Out of county guests were Mr of rice was packed in organdy Z E N IT H TV w here they met th eir son, Edwin David Pshigoda as ring bearer Mr. ami Mrs. Norman Hockley. had performed their parts. and Mrs. Dale Padget of Seattle, bags and passed by Denise Gos- 40. fi. 2nd Ht. Sales & S E R V IC I and family to spend the day. Mf. and Mrs. Harold W inegar T el. CV«3.3«2 T he D alle*, Ore. Mrs. E. C. Re, Mr. ami Mrs. John Miss Patricia Coats will fly S E R V IC E ON A 1.1, M A K E S “It is disturbing to some pro Re and Mr. and Mrs Jam es W ha from Tucson, Arizona to Denver, C an A N D Y PAULSON ducers that at tim es the poorer len of Arlington. Miss Gloria Gor AJolorado A ugust 15 to enter the Lesson In Livestock Telephone JO 3-3513 quality, plain cattle seem to enjoy don of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs ^ i a tio n a l Jew ish Hospital there. SFH V KC a lietter demand by the feeder H er parents Mr. and Mrs. Chet Feeding Business than those of higher quality Coats and her sister Mary ami This, of course, is in response to grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud IT NEVER WAS NECESSARY TO a m arket condition. This is little Coats will drive to Denver and Given By Expert solace to those who have spent meet her there. generations building a quality Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGild- POOR H E A L T H ... W hether a profit is made on e r drove to Albany Friday of last feeding cattle probably depends herd, using the best bulls, and diligently putting into practice FRIDAY & SATURDAY. AUGUST 11—12 week to visit her relatives there Many people seem to ’ ’e n jo y" lp o it on the price paid and re all the proved m anagement tech for the week end. poor health. They would not ceived, than anything else. Buy niques to develop better cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Del Friedline and ing right is an im portant factor. care to be w ith o u t a cupboard- t egins here The producer who expends much children w ent to Yakima the first A recent article by Charles M. ful of odd medicines for self- time anti effort to produce a heav eyton lace eft of the week on receiving word of Quarre, Kern county land com treatment—some of which may ier calf, only to find that he is the death of his aged grandm oth pany, Bakersfield, Calif., on this not be in keeping w ith compe docked on weight when it comes e r who had been active until subject gives actual experience in time to sell, is also disappointed. tent medical advice. recently. buying and selling cattle. “I would encourage those pro Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyphers The better way is to enjoy gaaJ "A s-a company we buy many ducers to continue th eir efforts went to Medford last week w here tsp es of catily - bulls lor our cow- health —by careful planning. in producing quality, and to go Paul entered a hospital for an calf operation, calves and year Consult your Doctor at regular one step fu rth er and develop a COLOR operation which was successful lings lor our stocker operation, reputation for th eir intervals, more often if required. particular by and not as difficult as ft coul 1 Lnd feeders ft>r the feed yard. Be cattle. These producers should He w il l prescribe o n ly th e OE LUXE have been. He is doing w'ell. cause the greatest num ber of pur follow the cattle through the feed preparations that you n e e d - Mrs. Kay K istenm acher was chases vcciir for the feed yard, 1 yard and obtain carcass data, if preparations o f the highest SUNDAY & MONDAY. AUGUST 13—14 taken to the* hospital* Ikiesday would like to confine my rem arks possible. By following these cattle quality, such as those from the tc this operation. through, the prodlucer can p er evening by ambulance. laboratories of Parke, Daria & W MARI HET BATTLE CRY Of THE SOUTH PACIFIC! fect his breeding program. It does All three Hennagin girls were "The purchase of feeder cattle little good to use all the m anage Company —prescriptions which here Monday, looking more alike is the most im portant decision we w ill be pleased to compound each year, to see after their joint made in our feed yard operation, ment tools at the breeding ranch for you. 1 he necessity for medi level, to produce quality animals, business in Sherm an County. Mrs because it represents 69% of the cation w ill pass, and life w ith OAVtO JCORCY A. C. Ekstrom , Mrs. W. H. Wil total cost of the finished steec. unless they are followed through abundant health can become * liam s and Mrs. Lotus Simpson, The other 31% is composed of other phases of the industry and a reputation is established. pleasure indeed. spent the day w ith us. feed and feeding costs. It has WC PATRICIA "Included in our inform ation Leo Mayers, who was here sev been said w ith a great deal of eral years doing the w ork of pre tru th th at cattle well bought are is the origin of the cattle, the date WASCO PHARMACY they entered the yard, and who paring sometime to come soil con half sold. they were purchased from. This servation report on Sherm an I ■WOU-niW-MUIM* -SESSUE HAVAKAWA. PHONE GI ?-5262 "Our aim, or objective, is to gives us a record on lots of cat County, was here W ednesday tle from particular ranches and w ith Bill Henry. Leo is now in ap purchase those cattle th at will praisal work for Bonneville contribute the most profit to the areas of the county. operation at a particular time. Power. ' L et’s take a look at our costs. E lbert DeMoss, who has bean This objective may be fulfilled by We buy a feeder weighing 700 visiting here several days, left any combination of quality, pounds, he’s delivered in at 24c, Thursday for Eugene w ith his weight, size, conformation, feed- or a total cost of $168.00. To this wife and two step children. He ei flesh, distance from the yard, we add 300 pounds of gain @ 25c has recovered well from his ser expected shrink, and all the other per pound, for a cost of $75.00, or many factors th a t mut be weigh a total cost of feeder and feed of ious illness of last w inter. Mr. and Mrs. Ked Dejmal, nee ed in cattle purchases. The ideal $213.00. It is im portant here to N ina Belshee, will live in is to find the optim um combina note that the feeder cost is 69% Sweet Home this w inter as he will tion at a particular time and m ar of the total, and the feed cost *s lx teaching in the schools there ket th at will maximize returns. 31%. We work hard on attem pt ing to reduce th at 31 % by apply ■nr w w w n» m nr -w- w w 'w vr nr v v -» ing new feed methods. It is in this area that the feeder can con MORO FLOOR COVERING tribute to more efficiency. The feeder cannot alter the nature or Wess Hadley character of the raw product, the feeder animal. It is this large General Remodeling area, over twice the size of the feeder’s area, that the breeder can Floor Covering contribute a more efficient ani mal. As an example, if we can Counter Top put on that 300 pounds for 23c, cargo. instead of the 25c, the cost would Cabinets be $69.00 and we would save $6.00 See W essat Dr. R eid’s new office over the animal w ho had a cost of gain of 25c. If the feeder knows, 1‘ln/iic Wasco — (ifllnTl ? 5573 ‘ .1 la by experience, that a particular group of cattle perform better m the feed yard, they will create a gieater demand by th eir rep u ta tion. This is w hy it is extrem ely im portant that all raisers and bleeders establish a reputation for th e ir cattle. The packer buyer w ants to know w here the cattle came from that he is purchasing. He knows he can pay more for some particu- lai leputation cattle because they will jierform better for him— he will get more money out of them than from other cattle. I’he most im portant function in the feed yard, is to lie able to reduce the guesswork of how cat tle will perform when they are fed. This can be done by being able to buy reputation cattle.” I t carrien three Ceremony A t Methodist Church 5-, Sherman Theater P I B P “Enjoy" W * L R eturn ° ,! nel unii to lil.’W PEYTON PLACE I HUNTER JAON IM M N E-M S This one takes the ro o f o f f! ! ! J U S T OUT... S C O U T ! EXTR A P R O T E C T IO N FOR H Y P O ID GEARS RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant guards against pitting and scoring, keeps gears working smoothly and quietly in severest operating conditions. Specially compounded to resist deterioration, it main tain * its protective qualities for long periods . . . even at high temperatures end extreme pressure. Recom mended for hypoid and many other types of gear boxes. For any Standard O il product, call K eith M< Dunuld Wasco, U n . G I 2-5277 p en ny Anderwei. Gr.isn Valley, Ore ED I 2211 Eastern Oregon Electric Cc. paHw-nger« on a full-w idth front seat, hax extra »eating on full-length rear wheel housing«. And it ’s powered by the huaky I n t e r n a t io n a l 4-cylinder Comanche engine that save« on gas and oil. Optional all-wheel drive provide* off-road traction. Optional Travel-Tbp convert« it into a town delivery. X Electric Contractors 4 whole new Idea In low cost transportation! 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