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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1962)
1 1 PACE 3 SHERMAN CO V N TÏ JO IK A A L , MCKO, OREGON FRIDAV, A PRIL I 6. 1962 Moro Personals Console In the drawl«» at th« i».* zvr .u« .u t» , i- o .S’’ Ik' M t . vnn-i-yps. Wpod.ec- last* Tliurpd'ty evening to spend a Stereo Mff. Terrv Smit Montiyompi-v nu Dalles . the last v of , >; the month \e rn o n R. ..u ...»!> \v »41« • i rne utTC k l> , . : Her . helpers v r.. M a r c h , ip J^he-palles hos edupkv oi with Mr arm ’at kin.«. Mrs. R< ?ntlv al a son. Word fr^m Mrs Imogene Hail ;• . • •• BIM Broughton. is. Dewev Thom.i 1rs V.r.tm ey statfe ’thejf like their new- lo t, Mr , \\\ekgi\d guests of the Gt ruon innAn of t.'it cation a t.F o rt Orford very much CARD OP tfHAXKS >n HI W: Chr R( Harpers were their son and dau- a n d . really enjoyed the mild nr .ic o n . c want to thank those who ans- ghter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley winfer there. i is t ia n Set 'M r. and. Mrs Carroll Sayrs re- v.ered the tire sir?n last week and Anderson. Linda and Scott, of •r,i club in turned this week from a trio to came,.t0 °ur ^ 0U3e }° helP- es* Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. tS lo ia ia wherT^hev iislted their pe? ally ¿e i l0r° ? emon who Walker of The Dalles were Sun- yone inter- BENEFIT CRA3 FEED coiorajo wnere tne> visitea tneir put out the fire ?hat danuged . visitor. also grand danughter, Patricia Coats. t ^e house axternoon visitors, ai&o. ail -i.r . •;. for the 1 v nouse. Mr. and ^jrs Granvme Canncn who feil from a swing and broke - \p ril 11 Alonzo and Dorothy Alberty of Athena were Sunday guests cf E L & d E Y E O L I N I c •the .two biggest fingers in her wn i Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root. He is hands. She is OK by now but a th< * to be sponsored bv Mr.. R oof, cousin. little awkward. The Estarl committee of OES is CONUON B .p.o. ELKS No. 1869 Mrs. G. Douma has been in a Mr. and Mrs. William Masten sponsoring a Spring Bazaar and rm i! Portland hospital a week recuper All Elks and their Ladies Invited and sons went to Gresham Sat- Food Sale to be held April 13 in ating from a minor operation. urday evening to visit his family ^ie John Foss office building , FUNERAL APRIL 14. 1962 at 6:30 P. M Petitions have arrived for the and to Pleasant Valley to see Mrs. from 10 to 4. Pie and coffee will v n a p e l SERVICE legislative reapportionment plan Masten’s folks, Mr. and Mrs. ** served during that time. The CHARGE: $2 00 per person and Irving Hart and Curlie De- Thomas Hendrix a n d other funds are to be used for scholar- I ’ h c r . ( J H-.ai.33 Moss have them to distribute to friends. Mr. Masten’s folks caine ships to promote Christian Rell- s s s % s \s s s s s s \- .« .w .....- .s ^ W iiW i> . ^ v s s ^ v > - . . w . v w u - he I I . i II pn . O re e n » those who are willing to obtain ln from Hawaii nt 5:30 Sunday gious Education. Tuesday morning. Owen Bar signature*.. morning. He had won the trip for . A drivers license examiner will safe driving for a number of nett was awakened by the smell .be on duty in Moro 1 uesday years with the trucking company °* sm o\e in their house. The fire April 10 at the courthouse be- he works for. department was called and had tween the hours of 9 a. m. and Miss Etta Harris )f Seattle, Qt’ite a time locating the source 4:00 p. ir. Pauline Broughton's aunt, came )f the smoke, which turned out ' t • • . Ir. and Mrs. ieo Wrttklns took mother ..Mrs W. D Watkins : » The Dalles Monday morning w here she entered a hoeptfAl for medical a tte n tio n ... The Wasco Women’s Study :ub meet April 9 at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. F ran k Rcld. Mrs. Leona Weatherford *of Arlington will be the speaker. h. Wasco News tllauav Dr. utis G. Perkins Optometrist 103 K . 2nd SC T e l. < Y 6 5362 T h e D a lle s, O re. Stop weeds now Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferrell and daughters were here Saturday night anu Sunday during school spring vacation at E nterprise w here Bob is now manager of the F irst National branch. He says things are good in the mountains Lloyd Johnson was taken to a hospital in The Dalles Monday for an attack of asthma. COMM I \ ITV a* ds th e q u a lify in g facto rs in fun eral service. A P K E S in T E Itl A X ¿fie ucci /I I f, Sermon theme: "Fellowship Suffering.” 8:00 Adult Communicant Class Ernest Goodenberger, Pastor 'i „ t io i ho*< T nu’r JB4 IkX? KELLY A V t to be a short in the hot w ater t ink. No one was injured by the heavy smoke, an 1 Mr. anil Mrs. Je rry Barnett took his folks over to their house w here they will stay until the house is thorough ly aired out and cleaned. They feel quite fortunate that it was noticed soon enough to avert any fu rther damage. Phyllis Joy Decker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker, was the lucky girl who won the ß Z E N I T H TV Sales & SERVICE SERVICE ON ALE MAKES Call ANDY PAULSON in tin* old d e n ta l office in th e M oro H otel A ll new equipment HOTEL BEAUTY SALON Georgia Powell JO 5 3231 Sherman I heater FRIDAY & SATURDAY. APRIL 6—7 There will be a sneak previe.v Friday Night ONLY at 9:45 p. m. The mevie stars Jcey Dee and the S tir liters. THREE WITH A PAST...DESTINED J O CROSS AND C LA S H ...IN A KINGDOM OF KILLERS! JOHN WAYNE COrfA fCOLOW by PC LUXE Cl»siB^*.ScOg»gl SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 8—9 SEE AUDREY HEPBURN nominated best actress cf the year AUDREY HEPBURN « . m dehqhful darling. HOLLY GOLIGHTLYI B reakfast « T iffany S send CROP R ID E R ... to run out those weeds and brush! T e le p h o n e JO 5-3313 New Beauty Shop PERSOFF Eastern Oregon Electric Cc. PATTY O’MEARA Electric Contractors ?ommericial — residential industrial ESTIMATES and BID REQUESTS with no obligation E L E C T R IC HEAl O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. Wasco Phone GI 2 5402 The Dalles CY6 4184 Ask fo r D ia m o n d C ro p R id e r to g iv e yo u p o s itiv e c o n tro l One of the responsibilities which parents feel most keenly is that or giving medicine to a child. To be sure, there are times when cireutn- fitances would seem to justify trying a course of treatment that worked well during a previous illness . . . and which seems safe enough to repeat without consulting the doctor. At such times, parents should recognize that they probably cannot answer these fundamental questions: Is the child’s illness the same? Should the dosage lx* the same as it was? Has the medicine lost its potency? Many illnesses have symptoms in common. What may seem like a familiar and none-too-serious symptom to you, could be something e'se requiring an entirely different form of treatment. Medicine given under a physician’s supervision is a known remedy prescribed for a known condition. T hat’s why checking with your doctor! is the better part of wisdom. And that’s why getting prompt and proper medical care may well turn out to lx- one of the biggest bargains of your life.— Reprinted from a copyrighted advertisement published by I'arke, Davit d? Company, Detroit 32, Michigan. WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 o f w e e d s a t lo w e r c o s t. C rop R ider comes in four ready-to-use types: amine base, isopropyl ester base, butyl-ester and low-volatile ester base. Each is specially formulated to meet specific weed control needs. We will h elp you select th e one t h a t ’s b e st for your crops, location and season. All are m ade and backed by Diamond Alkali, one of the world s leading basic makers of weed *UtM0»l7r0 Of UFI I and brush control chemicals. We also h av e D iam o n d 's fam ous P ence R ider formulations to clear weeds and brush from fence rows, i D IA M O N D 4 ditches, p stures and other unculti- j AOSICUtlUSI J <♦> C H ( MIC A l t valed areas. AGRl-CHEM INC. Gl 2 5422 r ircn Mrs Jerry B arnett/ ho«. • i'fi*H will j-? a nujse^liahtpUjj wer for the kitchen and dtrung Wasco, Oregon Cindy’s listen ing to flo w e rs talk Do llowcrs talk? Cindy knows they do. In a quiet, friendly way they say lle llo ! h e r e here. The older she gets, the more ( indy will discover co m p an io n sh ip , and w onder, in things that grow. Gat deners underst best . 1 hey’ve worke warm, musky soil. 1 calc h its first sight < Standard has been for over 30 years. Tot Divi sum makes 60 | gardlens grow better, over the world. To jrive a lawn that Helj :> a tree wear it prou dly. Or coax a ca fromi a rosebush. Slumdard’s gardener Stop lo o k in g fo r b nour ish and proteci In l.i boratory and te SCil 1 Lhing, cxperimei Out (>f this research h gardt :ning “ firsts,” t share by reading the ' and G a rd e n Book garde n supply stores. At St; indard we’re mte thing that grows . . . hillsidle’s bright blank« one g»roud plant in a
