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SHERMAN COUNT!' JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JU N E 22, li*>2
Mrs. Lester Barnum and boys We came home via Maupin an 1
went to Portland Monday where it was with re£ ret that we bid
Mr. arut Mrs Kenneth Young, the boy> had medical attention. the tall trees gc >dbye as we en-
j ’t.nv. »in» IT a dinner was
tered that lovely j o 'i i \ illey The
former teachers at Moro, stopped Clara Kci k drove them down.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Graham
held
in The Dalles to honor Lt. jg.
seemed
farther
growing
wheat
here last Friday night to visit
Williuiii A S h c e i s , former WblCO
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder. have bought the Les Gray house along ov< i ther than it does in
boy, who was an officer on the
He teaches at Shasta college in and moved into it, the Grays hav this county, ami It seems like they
ing moved to the old John John use a different variety. The ‘arm-
Blackfin, a submarine visiting
Redding, California.
son plac? east of Wasco.
Portland harbor during the Rose
era should have a good crop this
Loy Cochran and Ralph Busse
Mr. and Mrs. Al Rasmussen year from all appearances. The
Festival.
Present were many
left early Sunday morning fo* the went to Gaston Monday to help cattle on the flats looked like they
friends of Billy Sheets a few years
Cochran mine on the Rogue rtver their son Ralph open up a gro were doing good, too. It was a
ago including Messrs and Mes-
where they will spend a few days cery store he has recently bought. Father’s day trip.
danuw Lt •; Gray, Stanley Ander
making a tunnel longer and hop They returned Tuesday.
son, John Hilderbrand, Dick
Mr. and Mrs. James Eox arrived
ing for some color.
Mr. an l Mrs. Lloyd Johnson home Sunday after more than a
Skiles, Fied Anderson, Doug Shull
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frees of drove to Portland Tuesday to weeks trip over to the Puget
Peter Wtlk, Don McDermid, Char-
Salem called at the Giles French take Tom DeMoss to the plane Sound area Saturday June 9 they
r Walk.ce, Gordon Hilderbrand,
home Sunday evening while on for a start to New York from attended t wedding of James’ fra
James White and Mr. and Mr?. E.
their way home from La Grande. where h * will go overseas to serve ternity brother from WSU. Then
E. Sauncy of The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion McKee in the army.
Lust week Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
on to Seattle for three days of the
were visiting in Moro Monday The Bill Bieker family left M oro Fair wht re they were houseguests
Hiderbrainl and sons, Danny ad
while he was having some days last weekend for Portland where of Sue's sister and brother in law
Donald m l her mother, Mrs. Tom
off from pharmacy in Portland. they will <-tay until ready to move Mr. and Mrs. Ala Brandel. Thev
Moore were In Portland to watch
Mr. anl Mrs Bob Bernards and into a new house being built for visited at Bremerton with her
the Rose parade after which they
children left Thursday for a visit them near the Tigard school, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taga Ahi-
in company with Lt. jg William
with her sister at Coos Bay for where he will be assistant super quist Aftei a Danish smorgasbord
Sheets, went through the Blackfin
a few’ days.
in Portland harbor
intendent next term. They had at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bran-
Etha and John DeMoss are on been her » five years.
Dr. ano Mrs. Frank Reid and
del on Sunday they came home
their way home to Shetrnan
Miss Shirley Ricks will go to
sons attended the NCAA track
The REA in Rufus was off for
county having left Sun City, Ari Mexico for the summer to brush three hours Saturday.
meet at Eugene F riday and Satur
zona Saturday.
up on her Spanish which she
day \kso there were the Paulen
Miss Patsy Roberts was honor
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomp teaches to grade school young ed at a p'otty bridal shower Sat
Kaseherg family anil Mr. and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hart, sters Attending the University of urday at.ernoon on the lawn at
Mrs. Lewis Hastings of Wasco.
and Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore Mexico for the summer should lx? the Bob Byrd home. Other host
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lester Johrson
were in Eugene last weekend to interesting and instructive, she esses were Mrs. Bill Myers and
and Ront.ie were In Eugene last
see the NCAA track meet and says.
week end for the festivities atten
Miss Jacc! Hahn, a classmate of
cheer Oregon's men to victory.
dant to the NCAA track jreet and
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Cornish Pat«y. After several games the
A one-oay field trip for high &L's research, engineering and
to meet old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thompson L. Roberts of Wasco, June 14, a guest opened her many lovelv school boys enrolled in the Junior electronic computer facilities and tower. Left to right, Ixjwell Smith
son
in
The
Dalles
hospital.
C
gifts.
She
was
assisted
by
a
c
ass-
of Grass Willey, Robert Stearns of A R D O F 'I II I N K S
have moved into Moro and are
Engineers’ and Scientists’ Sum- heard a dozen PP&L specialists Medford and Mike Wells, Port
BORN:
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V
'»me
mate
and
Jacci.
Then
two
other
Thank you, friends in Wasco
occupying the Bill Roos house.
Mobley Jr. of Grass Valley, lune classmates. Miss Arlene Macnab mer Institute now In progress at describe their jobs and education- land. talk with Pacific’s Jim Bar- and Moro, who made my recent
Mr. an I Mrs. George Tomlin 15, a daughter.
serving punch and Miss Marv Ha Oregon State University brought al background« in a career sent- clift of the design section.
The hospitalization a constant suc
stopped in Moro the first of the
ven serving coffee, helped with nearly 200 youngsters to port- tnar. In the PP&L design sec two-week JESSI program at Ore cession of pleasant surprises
week while going through from
land
as
g
'.ests
oi
1
acific
Power
&
tion,
three
of
the
visitors
inspect
the refreshments. The lovely de
gon St a» ? closes June 30.
with gift.!, flowers, plants, letters,
their home in Napa, California.
corated bridal cake with two Light ( ompatiy. i hey toured 1*1’ a model oi a power transmission
visits, and cards. I am recovering
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Max K
Just as a break in the old rou hearts entwined made by Mrs. day Mr. and Mrs. lg Wand and
nicely and my heart is warm to
Belshe, June 15, in The Dalles, a
< l l t l l OI I II 4 \ K s
ernment.
ward you
tine, your correspondent and het- Spencer complete with miniature family vlrited them at their John
son.
Sundav guests of the Leonard
We wish to kindly thank all
Mrs. Myrthena Grater
Kenneth McCrae, DO year old husband decided to see w’hat the umbrellas was served by Mrs. Day river home, and left two o' Jordans were Mrs. Jordan's sister the friend? who sent can Is of ton
grandfather
of Mrs. Tommy mountain country- looked like this Hahn. Patsy’s wedding date Is set their sons to stay with the F >xe • and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. graulations on our Golden Annl <’A R |> O F I IIA N K S
for July 5.
for a visit. Ig Wand is a nehpev
Thompson was buried Tuesday at time of year. Turning off at rlood
versiiry.
I wi«h to take this opportunity
River
wf.
traveled
through
the
Tne benefit dance held to make of Mrs. Fox. The Wands just Trueman Smith of Portland.
Pendleton following his death
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Sehwendel to thank everyone for the kind
Mrs.
Joe
Morris
and
daughtes
valley
to
take
the
Mt.
Hood
ixtop
money
for
the
Little
League’s
ex
this year opened a drv cleaning I.ael and Lianne spent Father’s
Saturday. He was a native of On
nesses extended me and my fam
tario, Canada and came to Oregon road. We saw- strawlterries in the penses was held at Rufus school establishn ent at Gresham.
day in Arlington with her hus Dl*. I’ tank I». Reid's d n it.il
ily In my absence during mv re
fields
reedy
for
the
harvesters.
Saturday
night.
Although
the
e
Miss Karen Macnab who re band at the filling station which
in 1887.
cent liereavement occasioned by
Bill Moriarty, bookkeeper from The. unde» brush along the high wasn t too large a crowd, the pre presented the Wasco American he operates. Then they all went
office w ill I m * cloMed J u h and
the death of my mother, Mrs.
way which grows so rank makes sale of tii bets will help. The little Legion Auxiliary at Girls’ State
The Dallen store, is here to look
While
(»race Diwily. Also the beautiful
A llg llM t.
a very pretty sight at this time league players are quite enthusi returned home Sunday. The girls out to dinner together.
after the Dalmor outfit since the
final tributes and messages of
of year. We saw many travelers astic about their games and club. are quite enthusiastic about this there they called on Mrs. Morris'
resignation of Garis Pieckert. The
son and daughter in law, Mr and
sympathy
Open again in SepteinlM>i-.
along th? highway, some picnick
I
he
Rufus
Home
Ec
members
program,
learning
about
the
gov-
Pieckerts are going to drive back
Mrs. Wally Morris.
Mrs. Madelyn Barneit
ing in the parks or roadside and met at the Grange hall last Thurs
to Minnesota for a visit before
fishermen
trying
their
luck
in
day
to
sort
rummage,
mend
It
and
starting a new job.
the frolicking streams, w-hich wash it, to make ready for the
Until we can get a correspon looked as if they could make one sale in The Dalles June 25. The
dent for the Wasco community lose his footing for the reckless sale will be all week from 10 un
MACHINE
the Shtiman County Journal angler. The streams didn’t appear til 0 daylight time. At noon Mr«
would appreciate readers calling deep, but the rough white current Joe Morris and Mrs. Otto Petersen
the office in Moro at JO 5-3515 to due to the rapid drop on the served salad, jello, rolls anil cof
fl» tha qualifying factor*
Already consigned 2000 head, choice feeder*
mountain road made a pretty pic fee.
report news from there.
in funeral service.
ture.
Then
a
little
farther
along
After
lunch
Mrs.
Petersen
call-
Charley Wallace and wife mov
Steers and Heifers
ed Sunday to The Dalles w’here when it seemed we were such a ed a business meeting. The wom
they had lecently bought a home short disti.nce from Mt. Hood her en decided what days each would
Willard Leff ami family are mov self, her wintcry blanket cut into help at the rummage sale. Ruth
P. 0. Box 34, Hermiston, Oregon
ing into the hou«e they bought to make it possible to travel this Leigh won the drawing. The nex*
route. The snow- was higher than meeting will lx» July 12 with a
from Wallace.
i horxt
on Highway 33
The Women's Society of the the car along the road In some no-host picnic at the Trace Fields
IWO KEILV AVt
home. All are reminded to brint
Presbyterian church have obtain places.
their
own
silver
and
dishes.
Down
at
Government
Camp
we
ed memorial picture plates, and
I he mercury climbed to 85 Mon
memorial note paper, to be cold to ran out of snow. We visited the
any one interested. The paper is Everett Darr place there. Darr day and it looked like it might get
appropriate to use when writing has the lower ski lift which isn’t hot one of these days. Last year
to friends to tell them of the used this time of year now that the air ernditloners were going
church’s 75th anniversary on July the snow is gone. Darr has built for a long time by this date
Mr. and Mrs. James Fox are up
8. Either item may lx1 purchased a lovely two split level home
by contacting Mis. E. C. Gooden- midst th * towering trees. He has for a few days from their place
an outside barbecue, a private at Corbett, to see about their
berger or Mrs. Inez Thompson.
Everyone is invited to a pot-luck lake for l.is trout fishing, and the holdings along the John Day. Sun
dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs last couple of years has added a
Ivan Kirwelie and family who swimming pool. The Darrs’ two
are moving to Kennewick, W ish., sons are proficient skiers and
soon. Tie» dinner w ill be held Sun have many trophies set on their
day afternoon, June 24, at 1 mantle.
O n to m e ir ib t
Then on up to Timberline lodge
o clock at the Moro church.
w here their is still plenty of snow
405 E. 2nd Nt.
UO.MMi M TV PRESBYTERIAN for skiing The snow is melting,
l e i . ( 4 (>-5302 T h e H o lie s, O re.
9:45 Church School
but the bill is a blanket of white
11:00 Mother's Day Service
traveling to the lodge. We saw ski
Sermon theme: ‘‘What’s (n a parties coming down from the
Come
Name?”
climb up the hill. Their faces told
Following the church service a tales of sun burn with the sun
see why
church dinner honoring the Kir- bouncing off the white slopes.
As I am retiring I will »ell my Complete Hardware Stock to the highest bidder. _ W. R. R E ID & SON
kelie family. The dinner is pot- The Multipoor ski left left every
the Water
luck and all are welcome.
hour, for three dollars you could
that
S T A N D A R D T IM E
Ernest Goodenberger, Pastor
ride to .< high point overlooking
the lodge and mountain range.
makes the
About every state In the Union
difference.
was represented with the parked
Z E N I T H TV
Visitors
car« around the lodge of which
Sales & SERVICE
there seemed hundreds. Some of
E L E C T R IC A L
PLU M B IN G S U P P L IE S
are
always
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
the children were having the time
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their lives playing in the snow.
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Call ANDY PAULSON of
5 lOCAl.LOX WATER HEATERS
The
ski
lifts
at
Timberline
were
the
Olympia
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Telephone JO 5-3313
PR ESSI RE T A S K S
operating up the mountain.
1’LASTH IIOSE A I T T H S 4 .S
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Moro Personals
Wasco News
Rufus New:
S P E C IA L
ADDING
FEEDER
SA LE
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962
TAPE
At Journal Office
N. W. Livestock Commission Co.
AUCTION
C om plete H ardw are Stock
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
WASCO, OREGON
-une 2 8 -Ju n e 29 -June 30
7Zs
THURSDAY, JUNE 28 - 1 p. m.
LADIES:
we’ve been thinking about you,
and we are going to do something for your comfort
and convenience.
We have some new room size air conditioners to keep
you cool this summer.
We have a new stock of Corning Ware to make fhe
cooking more convenient.
Ami then there's a stock of small electric a p
pliances that are as handy as a picket in an apron.
Steam ami Electric Irons and when you want to eat
outside (if it ever gets warm enough) th e re ’s some
Barbecue outfits.
For tin* gardener of the family we have tie* fool.«
to work with, the poi"on for the hug', the fe rti’izer
for the plants.
Always there’s rope, tools, lumber, electric supp’ies,
gloves, paint and such useful 3tuff like that.
New Admission Prices: Adults COc Children 6-13 35c
Brewing
Company
at Tumwater,
near Olympia,
Washington,
8:00 to 4 3 0
every day.
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