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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COVMTï JO1EN A U MORO, OREGON Moro Personals F RIDAT, APRIL 20, 1962 hearing plant installed ready for the pre poured .floors. Loy Cochran wa3 in Portland Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cram er drove Rohe b ro th up from OT1 at R ’am ath Falls the first two days of the week to G'.enr tr. . Ct l ih b;ought Monday to visit around Moro for Moro '»en ¿i few hours before startin g home n B ints, it' w orking owned to si>end Mrs. Collis Movie went to W ash p Highw: ington, D. C., last week to attend weekend w ith h parents. Ar v i c o s t a t 'F. V.’lldf George Moreau has bought the the aruiuai women a conference oi which w ill serve as the Republican party She return- Burnet house at the end of F irst leave V his retiicm en t frot street from Alonzo A lberty and r< rtu i ifni t j to Portland Wednesday. L PRE afn which he plans t Dale Christianson will teach will move into it sh rrtly Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten make 1 is home m Wasco social studies and physical educa Mrs. Keith McDonald becam tion at Marshall High School in were here frera H eppner Satur very ill last week while returnin with the Portland next year and will do day for r little visit from a meeting of the E astern some coaching of junior teams. hi me folks. S tar and was taken to a hospital Mr. u n i Mrs. A lf.vd Rock were in The Dalles w here she was Mrs. Giaddis Bucholtz and dau hosts Saturday at a dinner party in honor of H enry Barnum who ghter, Jacque, drove to Yakima. found to lie suffering from a ser ious kidney condition. celebrated his birthday on that Wn., last weekend «o perm it Jac Mr. and Mrs. IV11 Broughton que to enter in a singing contest. day. Bridge was played after She won a trip to the W orld’s Fair were weekend visitors in Baker, dinner. Mrs. Hcvie Brisbine Mrs. Broughton lieing able to get W ork or. the new H art house in Seattle accompanied them and visited out more now. Bill is w orking on the old J. B. Hosford site on this week in the Prlnville aiea the west hill is getting along Mrs Dick Lockhart, a form er res w ith the game commission. w ith the foundation in and the ident of Moro and remembered John Capaci. son of Mr. and by many Saturday the fishing season Mrs. Robert Nisbet, narrow ly es COMM I MTV PRESBYTERIAN opens and those w ho like trout caped serious injury last week ‘ HOLY W EEK ” Services at the may go in search of a stream when an accident occurred at his Community Presbyterian church that might have a few— but it place of employment in which his Thursday, A pril 19, 8 p. m. leg slipped ant£ was caught be may be quite a ways. In the “Upper Room”— tween the barge and the tug. He Observance of the L ord’s Sup was hopitalized for flesh wounds per. Holy Week Devotions at St. and bruises returning home Sun Friday, April 20, 8 p. in. day, feeling very lucky not to M ary’s Church, Wasco The Wasco M ?tnodist joins Holy Thursday, Commemoration have lost a leg. w ith us in this ‘Good F riday of the Last Supper 7:30. Ronnie Johnson, son of Mr. and Service.’ Good Friday. Solemn Commemor Mrs. T. Lester Johnson, was hos EASTER SUNDAY: ation of the death oi Christ 7:30 pitalized recently for bone grafts E aster Sunrise Service, G a. in. p. m. ir. his w rist to repair an injury 9:45 E asier Program by Sunday Holy Saturday. E aster Vigil sustained in football last year School. Services: 7:30 p. nt. that has never heamd correctly. 11:00 Church Service. E aster E aster Sunday Schedule: Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson music by the choir. Sermon Antelope: Mass at 8 p. m. went to Portland Tuesday for a theme: “Our Living C h rist” G rass Valley: 10 a. ¡n. few days of pleasure, planning to E rnest Goodenberger, Pastor \\ asco: Noon attend the opening baseball game of tlie Portland Beavers and to do some spring shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Max W illiams brought their three year old son, Michael, home from D ornbecker hospital in Portland Saturday w here he underw ent surgery to correct a r eye condition. He is reported doing very well, the op where Linda and Marie will have Easter eration being successful and no HAM and TURKEY more surgery necessary. Little Tommy Richards, son of with the traditional fixin’s to regale your appetite Mr. and Mis. H a n y Richards Dinners served from noon also spent a week in D ornbecker hospital recently, returning April 12, w here he received treatm ent for a chronic kidney' condition, Mrs. Em m a Shearer has been transferred to the Mid-Columbia Basin N ursing Home (located w here *he county hospital used to bet in The Dalles w here she is recuperating from her recent ser ies of heart attacks. She is much as advertised improved and would welcome visits from her many friends in In Sunset Sherman county. POW ERFUL Chris Keencv, son of Mr. and SPRING-BRACED Mrs. Clinton Fanning, fell from a GRASS SHEARS LAWN RAKE porch Thusday afternonn, suffer More slice with less ing a broken arm for which he Powerful flex action i-\ squeeze — new was rushed to The Dalles for care. gets heaviest litter Stan Boice, son of Mr. and Mrs. \#V “floating” blade without damaging Tom Moore of Wa: •o, and Vic cuts clean grass roots. Halverson, nehpew )f Mr. and and easy. Mrs. Fred Dormaier, arc reported No. 8L22. No. 22. enjoying their work on a fishing boat out of Petersburg, Alaska, where they journey together in March. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Moore and I ioyd Rathbun and son young FAM O US ROTARY VVa^co News w uw en L.'. be«.n veiy m any fri< Wasco. G ath c;., potluck u Mrs. Gon 11 were A Mr. and A Mr. and A The Pa- E astern S Mrs. M i It table of bi Airs. H arr for bridge lierg low. winning In W alter Bi and her Shull s e n cake beim; te r seaxoi spring decorations and flow er I. In th e All Coast Bowling T ourna AP < Keith McDoua»d and Mrs. Members brought gifts of jelly ti ment held! n Vancouver, W n . U . R. Reid a: tended the 8 et 40 m eat held in Vancouver, Wash., m eeting of the American Legion Tho.-e present in addition to tho A pril 7 and 8. A uxiliary held in The Dxdes, to ■< ,.vl card w inner* w ere .April 9, e n jo y .rt th* poGU,c.; din Iis R i.xake W luie. Mrs Floyd eh.in nai. of ti ( a n ru a l Conn ij ner served at tivat time. Root, an I Mrs Verne Hutton. ( uh Style Show h 'ld recently in n th Mrs. Leo The Dalle, at v.Mieh tim e 3C t r Z E N I T H TV h V Dougins Shull more Sherm an county Lulu* spent an enjoyable afternoon and even S a le s & S E R V I C E ¡teas. Two tables of pin- SEES H E tl.N ALL MARKS ie in play, w ith Mrs Bill ing viewing the latest trends in inning high prize and wom an’s clothing and enjoying ig Shull w inning low. the luncheon served for the two Call ANDY PAULSON Telephone JO 5-3513 ade candy, nuts and cof- shows respectively. served throughout the w ith a dessert of pis- t ice cream and snicker- FOR SALE — CLEAR PEDIGREED BULLS ♦ •eing served at m idnight. ♦ 4 4 present in addition to < K H L K h B I L I. — X | ‘( I IM >M . 7198 ♦ "•ses were Airs. Charles MILL Colo. D nino ♦ t olo. Domino K339 Mrs Charles Decker, IRON C 18 . 4 - - Colo. Miss M276 e Miller. Mrs. Lloyd C 331 Miss Mill Iron AIill Iron Dom. 383rd 4 1 guest Airs Carl Zieg- ♦ B 875 ............. Miss Mill Iron 2Gth 4 ♦ Miss 1er Alili Iron Doni Colo. Ih tnino 697th < All 2 G 5 t ii___ id Mrs. Pat Macnab are ♦ Mill Iron __ Miss Mixer Dom. 2d A 338-. -Alili Iron parents ol a new baby boy, Dean Prince Real 2d 4 ♦ Ann N____ Aim I ton Dora T. Patrick, born March 27 and weigh H e h a * been used «tu ro u g h rang« Hevei-ul of this hulls off. 4 « ing in at 7 lbs. 3 oz. s p rin g has m ade I ’ R I ra tin g . 4 G uaranteed Breeding Bull. Airs. Virgil Larim ore and .Mrs, 4 ♦ Henry 1 chelderfer l rticipated ALSO FO R SA LK . . . 4 » I I ft U lin e n ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4» I 4 » CLEARANCE SALE » /. K , h e ld f t ♦ i V asco, Oiegon 4 \F .\K L I\G It 13. I s I K K | | i H O l t X F I ) I I K B K F O R l ) B I ' I . L S __ A m o n g th e m Is H S I L V E R A T O 301— w h ic h w as lO tli h ig h- est ra te d '»till in th e I ’ ll I in the m o n th o f F e h ru a rv . F u r p ric e a n il m o re in fo rm a tio n call O I n k ir k 1-5530 o r w rite : Lo«'ati'<l I '•» M ile s F a s t «ti ('«nidon on H ig h w a y 2tM! H ’ 1 o.f on Pipe and fittings and bolt** A third off on Kitchen c .bincts (white steel) A third off on gift shop items A. good assoitment of Machine & Carriage Bolts HAVE EASTER DINNER AT B E E F O’ S T r u e T e m p e r . T O O L -U P T IM E ROCKET HAMMER TURF EDGER Makes neat edges the easy way along walks, hedges, flower beds. Saves hours. 2L Forged head Is locked to tubular steel handle. Non slip grip. Perfect balance. MORO LUMBER & FUEL CO THE DALLFS LIONS HOME, AUTO A BOAT SHOW Seufert’s C an n ery , 27-28-29 1 heater _______ McLean • Chart« _____ SUNDAY & MONDAY, APRIL 22 23 SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:00 P. M. ADMISSION^ Adults 90c Children 35c | I A g r i - C h e m I n c . is g o i n g -i to c o n d u c t a t i s s u e t e s t i n g f e r t i l i z i n g | e v a l u a t i o n A p r i l 2 5 - 2 6 - 2 7 fo r y o u r i c o n v e n ie n c e . I J i n d i v i d u a l r e s u lt s w i l l b e k e p t f o r y o u a lo n e . G I 2 -5 4 2 2 In a few score years, all who read our lives on this earth. these lines will have vanished from Death does not bring merely a the earth. long, unconscious slumber, but Every day, almost a hundred rather a quick awakening to the thousand human Iveings finish their irrevocable judgment of our Cre earthly span and pass off into the ator. Nor does it bring us a second vast beyond. Our turn will come we chance to prove ourselves or to all know, but when, where and how amend our erring ways. In our own we cannot be sure. hands rests the opportunity... and No merely human being ever has upon our own heads the responsi been able to look into eternity and bility . . . to determine if death tell us what it is like. No scientific shall be the threshold to everlasting knowledge or instruments can life among the blessed, or among pierce the curtain that divides this the lost. world from that into which all of Men blessed by youth and good us must eventually journey. health often feel that death for All we know about God’s eternal them is far away—something to be plans for us ... all wc know about worried about only in the twilight what lies beyond the grave . . . years. Some scoff at the suggestion comes from the God Who made that an everlasting hell could be us and to the extent H e has seen fit permitted by a merciful God. to reveal it to us. Others seem to think that God will treat them kindly if they live But we can face eternity without fear. Lor we have a definite answer reasonably moral lives, even though to the mystery of death. W ith the they pay Him no special honor which is His due. facts God has put at our disposal through the inspired books of the If you would like more informa Old and the New Testaments, the tion on Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, Catholic Church always has given, the end of the world and the resur and gives today, a definite answer rection and judgment of all mca to the important questions raised ... we shall be happy to send you by the fact of death. an interesting pamphlet, in a plain Man’s life in this world, the wrapper. And nobody will call on Church tells us, is a preparation for you. W rite today for your copy of the world to com e.. a testing-time Pamphlet No. KC-14. which ends with our death. What happens after that depends on whether death finds us loyal to God, or opposed to Him and the MAU COUPON TOOAT way He exj>ects us to live. ”... it is appointed unto men once to die | SUPREMI COUNCIL and after this the judgment” ( Heb. | KNIGHTS OF COIUMIUS 9 27). ■ RELIGIOUS INFORMATION BUREAU I 44J1 lindcll Blvd . $t touts Mittourl Christ gave us ( Matt. 2 5 3 1 -4 6 ) Plea«« tend mo your Fr«« Pompili«» m . • description of G od’s judgment I ■ ti»l«di ' What Hoppon« After 0«a»h?’‘ KC14 which leaves no room for doubt that our worthiness of everlasting , I NAME _ _ ■ reward will be judged solely ac ADDRESS____________ __ cording to the way we have lived (■ I CITY. -STATI- F o r i n s t r u c t i o n o n h o w t o t a k e s a m p le s C A LL WHAT HAPPENS AFTER DEATH? S, g W e in v it e y o u to L u n g in y o u r w h e a t p la n t ‘ 8 s a m p le s t o b e t e s t e d . A l l t i s s u e t e s t l e v e l s a n d $ | • Mtolll O'UtA/aCC CO«»' Ml' m W reoFLEi P IT S in PANAVISION OF OREGON FO R O V E R 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 O R E G O N D ix ie la n d lisle at its hest p re s e n te d by the “ ( o m its ”, A local e ig h t piece hand to set th e pat c foe tl e h o u r long v a rie ty snow . O u ts ta n d in g e x h ib its fm m o v e r itt m e rc h a n ts w ill he m i d is play w ith th e la te s t in h om e eom fo i t l< p r c v iir Io, hom e show a u d ie n c e i. A u to d< dees w ill present sh o w in g of latest m o d els f o r a m n tm a m i o f the finest ears e v e r p rrseu le«l to the tr a v e lin g p u b lic . A ls o i n display w ill he Im als o f a ll sty les an d colors. I h is show has I m ' c ii d esig ned fo r the e n tice fa m ily . J^'COLQR*! ¡iM r. F a r m e r : BANK P I .I S ACTUALLY FILMED IN SPACE! » nen« HJ4 unt^O i komi noo « u v a v e F IR S T N A T IO N A L ” I'h e G re a t Mont.» ne,” a ■«•om| lls h e .l !.m e r, fe tie e r a rtis t a m i w e ig h t litt e r . IB s tm ts t.H id in g fra ts of h an d h ala n e in g have t h r ille d audiene« s a ll o v e r th e w o rld . P IT S Boxle.v A M a rie , the inira« le m a s te rs in “ M y s to ra m a ” . I his ai t is a la s t, sm ooth show ot th o u g o t p ro v o k in g ta n ta y — i m- h iu iu g a fa b u lo u s c o lle e tio ii ol m y s te rie s fm m a ll o v e r the w in Id. FRIDAY & SATURDAY. APRIL ¿U 21 Z1 S E E YOUR D EA LER OR A SK AT ANY B R A N C H P R E S E N T IN G Ja c k M a rs h a ll, fle x ib le I.iced com edian p resent lag a laug h a Necotid ro u tin e s and s e rv in g as m a s te r of c e re in u n its . PLUS I lie Ili-L ite r s , T . V . A R e c o rd in g a rtis ts w ith a p rc s c n ta - ti«»n ot songs th a t w ill please a u d ien ces o f a ll ages. Sherm an at fh« qualifying factors in funeral service. A p iil I OTTO PREMINGER PRESENTS PAUL NEWMAN/EVA MARIE SAINT RALPH RICHARDSON/PETER LAWFORO LEE J.COBB/SALMINEO/JOHN DEREK ------- --- — JILL HAWORTH----------------- SUPREME K n iG M T S R E L IG IO U S <<22 i FRANK M. MONAHAN, Box 723, Condon, Oregon 4 l IN D IL I OF C O U N C IL COLUm BUS IN F O R M A T IO N B IV D ST. LO U IS BUREAU I, M IS S O U R I
