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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1963)
FÁCB « SHERMAN COUNTY J(H’R N AIS MORO, FREGON FRIDAY, M IT IO, l<W3 party will be llah Romper at school Friday is retiring came Friday and tqient till Sun 1 1 ight at 7 0 p.m ■ it age day a.*» a gue-. of Mr. and il -fll.lll tl.U F u st will tie pot 11 k dinner Bill Pauach. Mr and Mr« BUI I ’¿IUsch w eut ami then a program. A son, Darren Dale, was horn i ness to Portland Stinday r>n Mr. and Mrs i. Dele Pad- Mrs. Verne 1L Mobley Mi &. A May 7 to i Valley at The Dalles get, Grass A. Dunlap, Mr ». Maleohn Eiding- Hospital — weight 10 er, Mrs. Don Cox and Mrs John Beckmann were among those go pounds seven ounces. G tandpar- ing to Corvallis Friday for Mo e rts are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin, Grass Valley, and Mr. and th e r’s week-end at OSU. Mrs. Frank Padget, Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark were Gary Berg, coach for the Babe business visitors In The Dalles R uth le a g u e announced this Wednesday. week that practices will begin Mr. and Mrs. Willis B rittain of May 13, 15 arul 17 at the Sherm an Bend were over night guests Wed County High School — the tim e nesday at the home of Mrs. Jose 6 p.m. phine P arkhurst at Kent, 'fhurs- Darwin VanGilder came home day they visited at the home of Wednesday from a hospital i.i Mr. and Mrs. H airy Stark, o th e r , The Dalles to recover from an ex dinner guests that evening were ploratory operation in wnlch it Mrs. P arkhurst and Mrs. Frank was discovered that his aerta was E. Bayer and Helen. 1 badly distended .Mr. VanGilder Joe Ititner is in Emmanuel bcovered that his aorta was Hospital in Portland, where he is will go to Portland nex- week undergoing treatm ent for a slip for another operation which it is Miss Sandra Kay Zachary an t Holly hail charge of the gift tabic, hoped will repair the aorta. ped disc. Glen Andrew H um exchanged assisted by Sue Townsend of Mr and Mrs Collis Moo*e spent Lee Martin of Kent was su r wedding hands in an aftermxm Ione. Mrs Gerald Alderman of the week end in Portland where prised when he came in from ceremony Saturday, Apr!' 20, a; I Salem, sister of the bride, had they visited her sister, Mrs Vin St. Peters Catholic Church it Th charge of the guest book. work on May .< to find rom e of ci nt Graue u n i Mr Grane. Dalles. ids friends and relatives gathered For a going away costum e the The bride is the daughti of M bride chose a knit suit of royal to help 1dm celebrate his b i r t h 1 < A BI) OF TH INKS and Mrs Kenneth Zachary ot blue with w hite accessories. Im day. Those attending were Bod-1 A thrilling departure from ney Rolfe, A rth u r Buether, Mr.) We wish ta take this way c i Moro. The groom is the* son of mediately following the reception traditional ring sym m etry. and Mrs. Dale Padget, Mr. an I saying "T hanks’’ to all '('d -F e l- Mrs Carroll H urn of Arlington, the bride and groom left for a Upswept lines dramatize the Mh H arry Dean Eakin, Mr. an 11 lows, friends and neighbors who Wash., and the late Mr. Hurn. weeks stay at Oregon beaches fiery center diamond. Three Mn Boh M arfn and children and 1 have given so generously of their The church was decorated witri a lte r which they will inase th e ’»* graduated diamonds in each time and equipm ent in helping large baskets of Shaste daisies, home in Wasco. Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin. ring add to rhythmic effect. worw on th? 3rd of E T aE T A O its with our work and especially fern and calla lillies. the plowing It is a real blessing The floor length bridal gown tc have such helpful friends a* was of w hite lace and tulle wPh CONVENIENT TEKMS a time like this. fingertip sleeves. She wore a> IM7 Ford F I , 500 |-D< m » i Bill and June Ro.fe illusion veil caught up in a tiai- Hardtop, Automatic V-g, Ra ra of seed pearls and carried u dio A Heater, Cray & ( ABI) OF THANKS w hite p rayer book topped by an White, Good liody. 1 wish to thank the friends orchid and a spray of stephonatis BUTLER GRAIN TANKS, all $495 who so kindly remembered me The bride was given away by her steel, heavy gauge, w eather Diamonds Watches Gift« with prayers and cards during father. ao l ro lent proof, all sizes. Erec- GRIFFITH FORD my stay in the hospital. Miss Patricia Zachary server t’on and financing available. “ Watch and Jewelry USED CAR CENTER Mrs. J. E. NORTON as maid of honor for hei sister For full inform ation call Earl Repairing Bridesm aids were Chet Gentry JO 5-3687 or W. F. B ur • 2.» E . 2nd T h e Dulles Ka¿ ( ARI) OF THANKS gess & Asso. -Bh & Broadway, F arnsw orth of Salem, co tin o .lunir« roi*gv,r*»ii The Dalles Chico, Calif. 25-tfn. Our deepesrappreciatlon to our tiie bride, Carol Palmer ami J uil j Phone <’V 6-5851 The Djill«-* -9 Gallons Free Gas to lin g friends for their kindness at the Morgan, both of Ione. The atteri e rs W h o P re s en t T h is Ail SSI F. Sad Nt. loss of our mother. dants wore nile green dressei >t taffeta, overlaid with organza, WANTED: a job bookkeeping or The Thompson, Fam ily any kind of work. Also babysit m atching shoes and head pieces. siting. Call JO 5-3293. 6tfn ( ARI) OF THANKS s h e w il l They carried fan bouq lets of I wish to thank my many small white mums. APPRECIATE SO BFJ) OREGON state approved i friends and neighbors for the nursing borne located in beau-I Bill Durst of Arlington, Wash flowers, cards and calls durin A (HET FROM tiful Hood River Valley, with served as best man U shers were mv stay in th ? hospital. lovely fenced grounds. We a c -' M<H)E O ’DAY ! Mike Zachary, brother of the Ear, G entry cej)t all types of elderly cases I bride, Keith Hockinan a id John as well as room and board care. ( upaci. Karla Day Alderman of Salem, niece of the bride, acted as flower girl, while Patrick Beers DBF.SSMAKING and m inor alter EVERY SATURDAY ations JO 5-3245 47c-tfn of Rufus was ring hearer. The bride's m other wore a jac ket-dress of mauve lace and tai- USTOM SLAUGHTERING five leta with m atching acc< sories at days a week. Custom curing The groom ’s m other wort i pink MOTHERS DAY’MAY 12 Meat cutting, wrapping, shaip lace dress with white aect so ri es. I freeze. K enny’s Market. Grass 1 heir corsages were of white \ alley. Call ED 3-2315 for ap gardenias. pointm ent. 23t The soloist was Howui d Ha ring,on of The Dalles, wh > sum Starting at I2:.1O p.m. F'OR SALE: in Moro, 4 B.R Ava Maria, accompanied by Mi house and shop. Call G I2-5216.il Joseph Healy, also of Th Dalle Size Range 10 through 20s GRASS VALLEY NEW SWING IN KINGS! for nt trade Fnseiiiutin^ new diamond styling WANT ADS J A R T Y ’S JEWELRY I 0 best P r o te c t Y o u r C ro p s P r o te c t Y o u r P r o fits With CRO P Hail Insurance! J o h n A. F o s s GI 2-5255 Wasco A A A A Stadleman Bonn Hdw. H o m e to w n H ard w are Y o u r H a r d w a r e D e p a r tm e n t S to r e L o c a lly O w n e d T h e D a lle s BUILDERS - PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL Hand Tools - Power Tools - Garden Supplies Housewares - Gift Items - Juvenile Books Greeting Cards AUCTION SALE Rem em ber M other's Day This Sunday! Beautiful Selection of Gifts - Featuring I clox China and Gift i - Fostoria Glass - Corning Franciscan — Each Gift Wrapped With A Beau tiful Orchid Flower! THE DALLES AUCTION YARDS Dresses— W 2 through 24* 2 Hosiery - Lingerie Blouses - (^osttone Jeue/rv Miscellaneous Sale 1st Saturday of Every Month at 10 a.m. Office Ph. CY 6 4672 Res. CY 6 5288 MODE O’DAY BEN SMITH Owner-Manager ( ¡ateway Appliance Franchised Fiigidaire and Maytag Dealer \\ here Quality Is Remembered Long After Price Is Forgotten ! GOO East 2nd Street Phone CY 6 - 6500, The Dalles Carload of 36 yes and 22 no. Marvin • homas received 58 votes for coi inty di- The election was held at Bufu rector and Jam es Fox ret*« •‘veil 33 School on Monday, May 6 witn votes for direct >r of Bufu- i School Mrs. Bay Brawn, Mrs. Waite* Board and his opponer t JâCK Morris and Mrs. George Fox on Beers recetve< I 27 votes. the election board. The result- were the passing of t i e local NOTICE limitation with a vote o ' 37 yes I will not be res|M>ns hie for limitation w ifi a vote of 37 yes nn> d e tta contracted by anyone and 22 no. The county rural other than inyself. •school budget also passed with a! 28-3 ’ John L. Bi •nett give ' Mom the 307 E. 2nd St. The Dalles SCHOOL ELE< TIDN A l Rt F I’S HONORS FOX Freezers C h e s t a n d U p r ig h t M a k e A r r a n g e m e n t s to T a k e Y o u r s O ff t h e C a r Save $ 1 0 0 From 10 cu. ft. to 2 2 cu. ft. Bargains in Sanitized Used Appliances' DON’T FORGET THE “PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP’’ The guests were greeted at a STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com reception held in Vogt hall f , 1 plete painting and decorating lowing the ceremony. Decoration service, spray or brush. Phone consisted of large baskets o f shas CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E ta daisies, fern ami calla lillies 12th St. Vern Campbell and Jack Null. The Dalles, Or.1-1- A three tiered elevated weddin« cake formed the center piece • the refreshm ent table and wa b & E Paint Shop: Interior and Hanked by candles carrying o d exterior Decorating — Spray the green color scheme Tho.:. Painting. .10 5 3611, Moro 42tfn cutting the tak e were Mrs I.amei bee Gunnels, Moro, Oregon Sayrs of Moro, Mrs Bill M ttee I H I, I! — . „!■■■■ ■■ ■■ ,| of The Dalles, Mrs George Port FOB SALE: Wes Wilde Gar schy of Pilot Bock and Mrs Id age and 5 lots at north end of Farnw orth of Salem. Those pour Wasco. ALSO Barber Shop and lug coffee were .Mrs John Ship I house on Main street in Wasco. ley of Moro ami Mrs Eldon Me, I SEE George Dinkard dr. or local teer of The Dalles Mrs Mi 'hael l<) 5-351 Muro 2 i 6p Mulick of Moro presided at punch Iww I while her dam FOB ALE: C aterpillar d ia l No. 9U558, Farm Tract Bit cab, lights electric start .od condition, 1956 Plymouth 2-|>r Hard r a s e Model D tractor, top. Autom atic V-N, Radio A its and fait motor. Heater, t ellow A M bite. H arris SS elf propelled Ve Full Price $395 od condition. Mu K. Belshe. Box 125. GRIFFITH FORD 5-3697 USED CAR CENTER 725 F. 2nd The Dalli s The Dalles -<> Gallon.* Free Gas to I la / ei s \ \ fo, P re s en t I liis AU AN FED Selectiot : ,h ) Full time secretary used on experience. 39, County Agent’s plication blanks and » In tm e n ts 28-tfc ÎH O R S E N SUPER VEL-TONE SALE N o L im it to Q u a n tity I BUY ONE QUART. . . $1.95 GET SECOND QUART FREE! Yon g e t a fu ll $ gallon for only $ 3 .9 0 - You S ave From R egu lar P rice THORSEN SUPER VEL TONE DRIES IN 29 MINUTES . . . NO PAINTY i DOII T his miracle paint dries to the tom b in only 23 m utes, w hich means your room is not ‘‘out of service.’’ You can aint, hang your drapes . . . and use your room in less than at mur. T here's no painty odor, either . . . so paint in the morm and entertain in your "new room’’ at noon! SAVE MONEY DURING THIS SALE.! t r i C I A l «A L E F l l t c t s M ONTE FO REM A N RIDING - TRAINING CLINICS Movie - Saturday, May 18 8 P.M MORO LEGION HALL Demonstration - Sunday, May 19 Fairgrounds -- 9:30 A.M. CLASS — May 19 - Fairgrounds 2 P. M. Sponsored by Sherman County Riders $2 pr clasi or $5 for Complete Course Under 12 FREE to 1st Two Sessions and net permit ted to ride in the third class. 2 40 A M 1 « M i Ila 16 ft. Aluminum Extension Ladders Regular List $24.95 — SALE 24-It. Aluminum Extension Ladders Regular List $39.95 -SALE 19« 34« 5-ft. Aluminum Step Ladder, Reg. $17.50 Sale $12.95 6 ft. Aluminum Step Ladder. Reg. $21.00 Sale $14.95 Automatic Locki 12 Non Slip Run: S a fe ty Shoe * Heavy Rails Non Twist CAULKING GUN Reg. $1.69 SALE $1.19 CAULKING FILLER .... Reg. 59c SALE 39c PLASTIC DROP CLOTH Reg 49c SALE 29c MASKING TAPE Reg. 98c SALE 77c THORSEN S TOP QUALITY The Be t Paint Made — Gal Reg. $7 75 SALE >5.75 4 in. Outside House Paint Brush Keg. 3.69 SALE 2 97 With Purchase — FREE 2 ’s-in. Brush
