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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1961)
fA tìk S SHEKMlSi COIXTÏ JOIK.N U. MOHO. OREGON F R ID A Y , AUG UST 23, DMI Moro Personals winch was full of new entertain- George McDonald came uprt „ from The *>alles Tuesday to see Lynn Hampton, county school Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones if r wasn’t cooler up around his superintendent, is glad to be back stopped briefly in Moro Monday old home town. It was in the office after the last two on their return from a week at Miss Eva Kirkelie will be dorm weeks' “vacation" in St. Vin the coast an.i went right on to counsellor at Oregon State this cent’s hospital. Correspondence Wallowa lake where it is cooler, year and help the freshmen girls rather'stacked up" in his absence, Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Gooden- get established around the cam- but it is hoped to clear it all out berger came home last wee* pus. from a vacation spent at the camp this week. R. D. Harrison has been ap- 1 he mothers of kindergarten near Wallowa lake where they pointed Sherman County chair pupils will meet in the kindergar met their son also on vacation. man for Red Hat day, designed to Charley Wallace was brought protect hunters from the danger ten room at the Moro Grade School Wednesday afternoon Au home from the hospital after a of being shot and property from gust 30 at 2 o’clock for the pur week of recuperation from bro careless hunters. pose of registration of pupils and ken ribs and punctured lung in an Sid Thompson is out and about discussion of the kindergarten auto accident and was promptly again after parting with two- program. Birth certificates are returned to the hospital for fur thirds of his stomach. He says ther treatment. He was straight he will stay slim and go back .o necessary for registration. The FFA judging team went to ened out in a few days. work right away, as he is feeling Hermiston to judge at the Uma Mrs. Doris Hampton and Ordie fine. tilla county fair and won seventh Hoye have returned from attend Dr Hugh Davidson and part of place. Going were Doug Medler, ing summer school at the Uni- his family climbed the major part Doug Reid, Mike Todd, J. p. versity of Oregon to qualify them of Mt. Hood Sunday before deck»- Heckman and Allan Miller with to teach advanced placement ing that there was nothing at thi classes. top they needed. Marvin Robertson, instructor. A drivers license examiner Tony and Kay Kistenmacher Mr. and Mrs. Phil Coomb and will he on duty in Moro Tuesday, and children have gone from home1 o'f3 hgM«tet • arrived at lhe August 29 at the court house Moro leaving the Moro Hotel Cof- Mrs I par®nts’ Mr' and between the hours of 9 a. m. and fee Shop temporarily without Mis. Lamer bayrs Sunday night 4 p. m. cook. Destination unknown. th e Unewen^ n i COlOrad° \ tO g‘Ve Hugh Penland is here from ghnmse of WsPafM i L° S GatOS’ California ^ r a few Coin bs f * Michclle Renee days visiting with Paul Fraser, u E G A L N O T IC E S Mr nnH KJ-«, nr who farms the Penland land, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE went' to Ualsiger Mr- and Mrs. Loren Cochran OF REA I. PROPERTY the Circus! rh-,tand h n d a y to see and bis mother Mrs. Mary South- is hereby given that on the hieh c h d iC? enLng’ stayed for wick drove in Tuesday from Port- the Notice 13th day of September, 1961, at urdav I h * ° ° tban Sab Iand for a da>* 'is it with 10:00 A. M of said day at the dine in f , i „ n tO 3 Wed' his brother, Loy and other rel- front door of the County Court ■ g, gt’ne Sunday when the atives around Moro. was i n a r r i e i f°nner roomniate Mr- a»d Mrs. Charles Adlard House in Moro, Sherman County, Oiegon, I will offer for sale and Mr^ pm™ v >• * ’w are m°ving hack to Moro after frm n HUI EsRn«er came up some months spent in Portland sell to the highest bidder for cash Leta p n ° *Yonday wlth Mrs, and Milwaukie. But they like ir hand all of Carl Scherrer’s ____ to ( j X ’ ‘ arc ,hln« «< Marietta, Washing- right, title and interest in and ~ fta Ebllnger for a short visit Moro better. natnhinc .h thc Allowing described real pro- , * .. * raarri' lon where he is with the navy as iv*. parents Mr- and Mrs. The Masons are p aicn in front ¿ in g nt me ! p<rtv sItuated in Sherman Conn- , A J T ? *” the <’- “ »‘«'d‘ati<>ns officer, ‘ I c T and other relatives, top of the side walk f i in of in front of ... n, M e t h o d i s t Church in Wasco and °y , Sa zeF has bought the their Barnum building with a new ty, Oregon, to-wit: Approximately 20 Acres located vacant lot back of the Harold top lift of concrete. in the NWti of the NEAi of Dailey home from them. He has Section 31, Township 1 N, his trailer house parked on It < 'D M M U N I T V r R E S It V T E R I A \ Range 20 E., all being within Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coons left CHURCH the boundaries of Sherman Thursday for Portland to take in 9:45 Church School County. ♦ Classes for all age gfbups. the circus and from there went Said sale Is made by virtue of to Centralia, Washington to see 11:00 a.’ m. Church Service the Southwest Washington fam Sermon theme: ‘ Heroes of the an Execution issued by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon Faith’’ for Gilliam County dated May ♦ 16, 1961 to me directed in that ♦ certain suit wherein Grant V. Mumpower as Plaintiff, obtained We-s Hadley judgment against Carl Scherrer, Defendant, for the sum of $247.29 with interest thereon at the rate of €% per annum from the 8th ♦ day of September, 1956 until paid. ♦ Taken and levied upon as proper i A Genuine County F air in the Founti ty of said Carl Scherrer to satisfy the plaintiff’s judgment and ac AV h e re there is something doing every minute cruing costs of sale. See We33 at Dr. Reid’s new office C. L. Robert, Sheriff Sherman County, Oregon Phone W asco— G ilbert 2 Dates of publication August 3 ,10, 17, and 24, 1961 YES! We’re going to the W ASCO COUNTY F A IR I Isn’t Everyone? Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday ♦ AUGUST 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 J MORO FLOOR COVERING General Remodeling Floor Covering Counter Top Cabinets Tygh Valley, Oreg on W hat DON’T GET TOO TIRED WHEN DRIVING Fatigue behind the wheel oi a car is one of the primary traf- fit dangers this time of year, ac- cording to the Oregon department o< Motor Vehicles. The department said accidents often result from fatigue-reduced driving efficiency even where the driver dees not fall asleep it th« the wh**i wheel. n ivenaitV It quoted Harvard U universi^ research which has revealed that early stages of fatigue find a dri ver making the right response to a situation, hut at the wrong time. laiter fatigue stages find him thinking he's driving well while he’s actually operating in a dangerous manner—similar to the middle stages of a drinking driver. Harvard found such dri vers responding to individual as- pects of the driving situation ra ther than to the total problem. It’s a life and death matter in all stages of fatigue, the depart ment said. Before deciding to take a long drive, motorists were asked to analyze the amount and quality of recent rest. If worn out by ex ercise or emotional stress, or If sleep was poor the previous nigir the department suggested that driving lie put off until conditions improve It emphasized that Harvard re- search was clear that tiredness is too subtle to be based only up on the number of hours behind the wheel without figuring In lx>th physical and psychological factors. ---------------- ». ( ARD OF THANKS 1 am extremely grateful to the fi lends who sent me cards and J0 ,nSee me a[ld «Pressed Interest in my welfare while I Wa* th e hosPUal All waa ln very pIeasing recently. an<| j a||| thankful. Sid Thompson Z E N I T H " V Sales & SEKVJCi S E R V IC E ON ALL MAKES Call ANDY PAULSON Telephone JO 5-3313 as the qualifying factor« in funeral service. n^ a ì h o *t Ì2Ì4 IkVkfUVAVt Portland Host City For Japan-American Meeting Portland, Oregon will be host city for the Sixth Japan-A m erican Confer ence of Mayors and Cham ber of Commerce Presi dents to be held Sept, 17-21. The conference, which promotes mutual under standing and friendship through tree discussion and studies of common prob lems, is of great iir • ance to all areas of i’ lurnbia Basin and i land Empire becau< bearing on the fn ' commerce betwci» and American j , Representatives from Or egon, Washington, Cali- fornia, Idaho, Hawaii and Alaska, as well as 19 Japa nese cities, have been in vited to attend. Held every two years since 1951, the conference met last in Osaka, Japan in 1959. This will mark the first tunc that Portland has been st city ami is recognition t',e key role played by . major world seaport stribution center for -st Columbia Basin nland Empire. ’hq m it •/ .7/ .(I ’ i n it f o r y o u ? a T r a v e l p le a s u r e to tre a su re ! 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