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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1962)
PACK J BUKHMAN C O l NTV J01 R.NAI, MORO, ORECOX I R I h l V . U C l ST 31. IM3 Moro Personals A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Moro Tuesday Sep tember 4 at the courthouse be tween the hours of 9:00 a m. and 4:00 p. in. Elmer Meteer, father of Mrs. Ken Zachary and Mrs. Johnny Shipley of Moro, died at his home a«. Jennings Lodge Saturday and funeral services were held Tues day with interment in The Dalles St. Peter’s cemetery. He was 77. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore John- fiton were hosts Monday night at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten and Mr. and Mrs. Giles French. Mrs. Edna Freeman left Tues day for Hermiston where her son, Neal and daughter, Mrs. C. S. Wiley, have rented a small apart ment for her and Mrs. Wiley. Neal will return to his Eugene home Wednesday. J K. McKean took his daugh te r , Nancy and Janey, to Salem Monday where they entered their horses in the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten left for Heppner Tuesday so she can begin teaching school at Lex ington Tuesday of next week. They will live in Heppner. Ed Tomlin went on to San Francisco with brother George and family Sunday to see brother, Oregon «taie fnirgoers cnn see Ben, who is reportedly very ill a dém onstration of tlie (lrain atie at his home there. new T e ls ta r satellite— now «ir- Bill Niskanen, manager of elm g the eni-th ev ery 24k houra Trailways, stopped in Moro brief — at the Pacifie N orthw est Bell ly Tuesday. He was driving a Mercedes Benz with a diesel mo tor that, he says, makes fabulous spted and fabulous mileage per diesel gallon. Miss Carol Burnet has gone to Hillsboro where she will teach the tii.-rd. grade Rile, year. ... The Bob Bellamy family of sey- en children and Mrs. Bellamy, ar rived this week after speo/iung the.fiununer ^picking fruit ,and vegeuhties. in the Willamette Val- leyr JTheyKwlll. livejon the George Hennagin place. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McLeod were in town Wednesday on a trip over his territory as salesman for a school publication comuany. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodcock were in Camas and Portland over the weekend to visit their son and meanwhile attended the pro fessional football game. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger were other Sherman countians there. Bill Kramer drove up from Klamath Falls Tuesday to rent his house in Moro and return quickly to his job there. He will attend OTI again this fall. Mrs. J. K. McKean catne home from the hospital Wednesday feeling very well after major surgery at The Dalles hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones are taking a three week vacation, go ing first to Springfield to visit relatives and then on to vacation spots a desire indicates. L E S L IE EDW ARDS to reduce her sensitivity to dust, certain pollens and other irritants. Her attacks, thanks to new diag nostic techniques at National Jew ish Hospital, are no longer so fre quent or severe sense of the w ord.” Despite her long hospitalization, It wa> a big day for the hospital and an even bigger day for 14- Pat has kept up her school work (She is on excellent student.” says year-old Pat. Patricia is one of five children her teacher in classes maintained of Mr and Mrs Chester Coats. at National Jewish Hospital) and Since she was five years old, she will enter the ninth grade at Sher has been in hospitals a lot— in man High School at Moro next Portland and m Tucson, Arizona, fall While attending hobby class- besides the National Jewish Hos pital for severe asthma. Now she’s home again, although she still must take medicine prescribed Patricia Coati Dances M in Rav Pot gcr Before Coming Home To Se: Famiiv e x h ib it . O perato r Kenny T ig e r (correct) rests h er hand on a “sugar «coop" antenna and II«- tin s fo r signals from the Tel- star nwMlel. She's so pretty . she displayed nothing but warmth and happi ness, and the joy of life.” Words that might turn the head of any teenage girl— even a pret ty one as Patricia Coats, of Was co, Oregon, who Is used to compli ments. But when Kay Bolger says them, it's something to cherish. Patricia met the famous dancer- comedian, and performed a lively version of the "Twist” with him, when he visited the National Jew ish Hospital at Denver where Pat was being treated for asthma (She returned home the latter part of August, after a year at the noted free, non sectarian chest ADDING IVlACHINE disease center.) Bolger was a headline guest at TAPE ceremonies Sunday, August 12. dedicating the hospital’s new $2 A t J o u r n a l O ffic e million Children’s Treatment Cen ter. His compliment to Pat came during remarks to some 400 prom inent guests, including U. S. Su Bethlehem T h a p tr r Bfo? W O.R.K preme Court Justice Byron R W Meets every second T hurs White, attending the event. each month. Vlsitine “This is truly a haven, a haven • • day members invited Moro, Ore of the open heart, Bolger said. Linda Reed, W. M. ‘•I’ve had a thrill. I visited the Dorothy Heater Secretary children, sat on the floor and play Moro I.O D G K \ ( l . i i a |.o.<)7|\ ed with them, and they displayed Meets 1st and 3rd T..e« nothing but interest and joy— no ug J days in I.O.O.F hall T rm fear, just a sincere happiness at rient and visit ir,<; brother» having someone come to see them. i • ciuiaily inv.ted This U rehabilitation in a great Floyd Haines. \ Leo Watkins, Seerotaiy Sales & SERVICE S E R V IC E ON A L L M A S K S Call ANDY PAULSON Telephone JO 5-3313 STRAIGHT OR BLEND ONLY $465 T T « /5 Q i ÎHC 010 SUMMT HOOK DISTILLI IT CO . lOölSTIlll. IT. KINIOCKT UtAlIII I WHISHT SO DOOf. KiNIOCKT IllNOlO WHISHT IS HOOf. IS« H ill I d i l l i 51 M A R R IE S E L E C T R IC A P P L IA N C E S Here's what electricity does for Mrs. Edeler and her family: 0 0 0 0 0 Dr. Titus A. 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Wasco Phone 01 2 5402 The Dalles Pb. CY6-4184 A N D Y ’S R A D IO A N D T V Try SUNNY BROOK- you’ll like everything about it ! Miss Barbara Ann Schmick, daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Peter Schmick of Eugene, Oregon, and Mr. Leslie L. Edwards, were married, 2G August, at the First Congregational Church, Eugene, Oregon, in a double ring cere mony. The bride was given in marri age by her father, and was at tended by her sister, Mrs. Robert T. Briggs. Mr. Richard Rdst ser ved a best man. ? Following a brief honeyrtroon, the couple will be at hoirie in Eugene, where the hrlde will Con tinue her education at the Univer sity of Oregon, and the bride groom will complete his post graduate work. encci es at the hi pital »he also learned a trade— as a silversmith. There Is nothing amateurish about the exquisitely wrought silver ring she displays on her third finger, right hand. 1 housands of other Pacific Powerland homemakers, like Mrs. Edeler, live better because they make gen In the typical U. S home Reddy works 332 hours per month. In the average Pacific Powerland home Reddy works 732 hours per month. In Mrs. Edeler'» home Reddy works 1710 hours per monthl erous and fcilective use of modern electric sei viie. 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