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Page 8 Sherman County Journal, Moro, Oregon, Friday, July 12, 1S63 - C!u m p * n bein« i ite cases of eye burns, all but five , S w t m b r i n ina s on Suturday . , Of the V ictim s w ere youngster-3. I * » I l “* An suffer- r - , . . ** estimated 75 k. children 1111VX 4 XT 11 uVUlvl* N (xk reining is a fa.>t and ex- ed ictinal burns in the State of Mr and Mrs. Hill Flatt of Con I citing contest with a time lim it W ashington. WANTED — Job as header len FOR SALE 1-2 horse tandem don are ¡»arents of a son born I of 2 H minutes for each contesi- mu /% . • — J ant. The contest will feature the V Oregon S tate Board of der, 25 years experience. C. H. steel trailer. A walk through, July 7. G randparents are Mrs. Babcock, 1534 SW 5th, Portiani, fully covered. 1 l-aaeson Hydrau-, UHian Flatt of Moro and Mr. and ' best in reining and cutting and is i,e a ,th w arned today that there Ore. Phone CA8-8069 36-2p lie 4 >ard Carry-all. Stan Coelsch | m , s . m E. Cloc of Toppenish. a skill dem anding close co-opera- no safe method of looking di- Box 77, Moro, Phone JO 5-3679. Mrs Lois Axtell spent several tion between horse and rider. rectly into tne eclipse w ithout W A STE 14— 17 tons wheat hay 37-lc .lays a, her brothers home, BUI Don D ryer of Portland is award- risking incurable burns of the re- delivered to Sherm an County Elatt, assisting the family w hi'e ing ’he H. A. Dryer T rophy which tina from infra-red rays of the F air Grounds. Please call JO 5- DRESSMAKING anu m inor alter Mrs Elatt was at the hospital. is valued at $1,400.00 and is in sun. The health agency sugges- 3298. 33-tfc ations. Alice McIntyre, JO 5- Leo Coelsch is spending two a n ‘ ardent°f h '?*.?r<Xher * h° ,s A .solar eclipse results' when the 3MB 17 tfc weeks in Eugene attending the lover Perp ' ’ ?nt Jn JH "r inoon- l^ssin g between the earth FOB SALE 88 H arris Self-ITj- pelled Combine, in good shape CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING h ie Ix*n Casanova’s Sum m er Coach this trophv will 1« g a in ^ n T w m o ' ' hi<leS ing Camp for boys on all types gaineo nv win (j,e sun frotn our vlew The July for harvest. Case .Model I) trac days a week. Custom curing of sports. ning it three times. tor. Good tires and good running ¿nth ecli|>se will bring total dark- Meat cutting, wrapping, shaip Dorotha Moore met with Gover condition. Two four lx>ttom John ne-s along a path through Alas freeze. Kenny's Market. Grais nor Hatfield Tuesday afternoon. Deere 66A plows and hitch. Near ka Canada and Maine and a p ar Valley. Call ED 3-2315 for ap >he is ¡uogram co-ordinator for Slate Fair Entrants ly new Ashley Sparks autontlic tial covering of the sun in the pointment. 23t the Republican convention whicii oil heater with therm ostat. Used Continental United States. Start Sending Forms large davenport and chair. Gentle 1. A E Paint Shop lotol tor and will l>e sometime this fall with A T R ||> A M , < AKI, II (.(.L E , U o iD iy M atron and Patron were Vision damage from th e sun is thirteen w estern states to lie re four year old saddle colt Max K. instill ed at the Star G arden In stallation cerem on y of In n ie Ful caused when the eye focuses the exterior Decorating — Spray presented at that time in Eugene. ton < luipter No. 121 D ES, .lune 2». State 'c d r ’"* '* 1 '* r>refi 'n h iiiu - ivm rays oi m e su n on Uie Relahe, Mon) J. 5-3697. 37-2c infra-red of the sun the Painting. .10 5 3641, Moro 42tfn Miss Mary Martin of Bend is r n div co™inS more retina, explained Richard H. Wil- Lee Gunnels, Moro, Oregon visiting at the Stan Coelsch horn * REW ARD For any information •....... . s.nce December. d X . H ow anl w A , « . w i .M J > ',>r<Wn H“ lth Rock Crusher Now alxmt the coat, hat rack taken WANTED; a job txiokkeeplng or since the fourth. HW2. eerving Was,,,. H„,»l K iv ,. m anager said " T ' 1" l.r r ®Parable » u rn re- from Linda’s Tuesday evening. Portland visitors over the holi any kind of work. Also babyslt- Sherm an and Gilliam counties F ir t b, ef . s ^ ts , very sim ilar to the w ay a Linda. 37-lc tln< Call 10 6*3298. r n i i»eef cattle entered were magnifying glass can lie used to 6-tfn day weekend at the Merle Miller On Gordon Ridge Job F or the present he will also con home were Mr. and Mrs. M ir Na lolled Shorthorns by Woslev burn a hole in a piece of pap**r for the L. _ S. tinue to serve these counties --------- --- ---- ... FOR SALE — 3 lied room house 80 BED OREGON state approved honey and daughter Jeannie, Mrs. 1 The rock - crusher Ross of Rainier, Wash. W. J with the su n ’s rays. Matusek outfit has arrived and is through an arrangem ent w ith th? in Moro, Oregon. Wall to waU Schwedler of W ashore A n g u s ! --------------------------- nursing home located in l)eau- Anna Scheab, the ladies being being put into place in the cut county agent’s office at The Dal- carpet in living room. H ard tlful Hood River Valley, with sisters of Mrs. Miller, F arm s at Oregon City made the being blasted on the hill north I h‘s- wood floors throughout rest of lovely fenced grounds. We ac Darlene Miller was home ac titst 1963 e n try of Alierdeen An Belshe Picnic Sunday Prior to joining the D epartm ent gus cattle. house. Covered patio, TV cabl» cept all types of elderly cases companied by Joe and Roger of DeMoss. The new road will hookup. For information con All relatives of th e Belshe- as well as room and board care, i Wendleck to stay until Sunday cross DeMoss or Barzee canyon of Agricirlture, Dr. Naylor was in F irst dairy cattle w ere 22 just a little above the old road private veterinary practice at An tact John E. Buck, 805 E HANBY HOUSE Kenny families are invited to at when they returned to Portland Brown Swiss entered by E. E. and go straight up the hill, right chorage, Alaska, and liefore that Franklin, Bend, Orc. 29-tfc Hood River, Ore. in the afternixm. Bones of Toledo, Wash. And iirst tend a picnic at The I>alles City through a cut with three lanes practiced in Texas. Valerie Holzman of portlan I clear to the top of Gordon ridge Jerseys w ere w ritten in by Jam es Park on Sunday, July 14. BUTLER GRAIN TANKS, all Melbrake, of Yelm, Wash. ( came Friday to spend the week and straight as a string, with an steel, heavy gauge, w eather Harold J. Turner In TAYIXHt IX4DGE AF&AM end with her aunt and family, Mr. even grade throughout. E n tries in A rt Land Products, and rodent proof, all sizes. Erec- Stock Horse Contest ano Mrs. Merle Miller. ixjultry and foods are also coming WASCO, Meets the first Matusek has l>een working clos t'on and financing available A c i m in c f Tuesday of each month. in, Maple reported. Bob Pieckert, an employee cf er to Moro every day ami grading , For full Information call Earl H l u r u 1 O U r iS l \ .siting b ro th ers welcome Added To Pendleton Opening of the State Eair is the Sherman County Extension has l>een done to the north city Gentry JO 5-3687 or W. F. B ur John H ilderbrand, W.M. now less than two m onths away, Service at Moro also was a visitor limits and some inside. Signs are gess & Asso. 4th & Broadway, Representative Vernon Root, Secretary Maple said. kt the Miller ranch. Chico, Calif. 25-ifn. up announcing a 35-mlle speed Round-Up Sept. 11-14 Harold J. T urner, form er legis Stan Coelsch family spent the limit for construction from th e ' A new event has lieen added to HAKLANDVIEW GRANGE i sr. i) TV s and Reconditioned, latlve representative for the rail- fourth in the mountains, taking foot of Bi< well street north and the 1963 Pendleton Rouml-Uo Meets first and third Mondays Sanitized Appliances. Gateway toads and Mrs. T urner w ere in their horses with them, they ciew s are laying the storm drain program come Septem ber 11th, Fascinating Solar at 8:00 p.m. Appliances CY 6 6566 The 1 fallen Moro last week in his capacity a* were joined by the George Mar- from that street north-east. Max Belshe, Master 12th, 13th and 14th. It is the Eclipse Is Harmful tin family from Bend, Mr. an 1 ___ 32-tfc Mavis Olson, Secretary stock horse reining contest. This field representative for the Ore Mrs. Gene Coelsch and Mrs. ' is an event, fast rising in popu FOR SALE Isite season clear gon Welcome committee, the o r K atherine Coelsch all of Burbank. larity, especially in the mid-west, Can Instill Blindness ance of Balers and Swuthers, ganization that is Ixxisting travel Thtj men played golf, the women Naylor Takes Over E ureka Ixxlge No. 121, AF&AM ¡ Southw est and California and also Used Combines. BELLAMY in Oregon. He says that tourists visited and the girls rode horse-1 < The fascinating sight of a solar Meets the 1st and 3rd will lie introduced to the Pacific eclipse can mean perm anent eye Thursday evenings each TRACTOR co ., phone CY 6-3800 spent over $217,000.000 in Dreg >i back. A very pleasant surprise Duties In Bend Area ¿fvL The Dalles N orthw est at the P e n d le to n damage for those unsuspecting month. Visiting members 31 2t to lx* one of the .state’s biggest was had by all when Mr. H e rb e rt' Dr. H arry Naylor has replaced Round-Up. pordially invited to meet with us economic assets. children and adults who start at Kelly of Boston, Mass., came for i Dr. Donald Smith as Oregon De l>»n King. W. M. <’ARI> OF THANKS Leonard King, Arena Director, the darkened sun through sun Table mats and napkins for a visit Ijefore going on to C alif-! partm ent of A griculture veterin Irving H art, Secretary We wish to express our S I6 - stated that a purse of $1,500.00 glasses, smoked glass, or exposed arian assigned to the Bend area will lx» aw arded wdth entry fees cere thanks and appreciation to restaurants, window cards for ornia. photographic film during Nortn Bethlidipin Chapter No. 78 O.EJ4. Denise Miller left Sun,lay for businesses and signs for booster and serving Desobute Jefferson of $75.00 added to the purse. E n the Wasco Volunteer F ire lie. A m erica’s next eclipse on July Meets every second T h u rs partm ent and to all who assisted groups are available to fu rth er Lewis anil Clark College to study and Lake counties. tries already are slated from Cal 20, 1963. day each month. Visiting Cheer Leader training. the cause. Tiie outlined map of Smith, who came to the Bend ifornia and the Southwest wdth a in fighting the fire that start *d m em bers invited. Moro, Or W idespread reports of dam ag the state on a dark green field, Mary Eva returned from a ten area in August, 1962, after ser on our property. possibility of 40 of the nation's ed vision in w estern states, es B arbara Gray, W. M. day cruise up Alaska way. Had bearing the Inscription W EL vice with the U.S. Air Force, left Borland and Adeline McDonald top horses being entered. Gwen R osb , Secretary pecially am ong school children, COME TO OREGON Is the trade wonderful w eather lx>th w avt. June 24 to take a |x>sition w ith E lim inations will be run at the Enjoyed one of the famous Moou? the Radiological survey unit >f M ustanger Riding Club grounds after a (xirtial eclipse of the sun MORO LODGE No. 11» I.O.O.F. mark of the organization. < ARD OF TIIANKH Giles F rench will lx* the local, dinners. Plans to go again ami go the U S. Public Health Service at each m orning sta rtin g at 8.00 a. three years ago, prom pted the We want to thank the friends Meets 1st and 3rd Tues- board’s w arning. At least 120 representative. 1 further ami stay longer. Las Vegas. who came to our assistance last m. Five horses will lx? picked children in Oregon evperienced u>-C5days in I.O.O.F. nail. Tran- sient and visiting brothers — Ben Irzyk of California here to week when fire threatened our Dr. Naylor came to Bend from from the m orning contest to com- ■ visit his brother Tex and may The DRalles. He has been area pete for the daily finals in the retinal burns from observing the cordially invited machine shop and machinery, an* eclipse of the sun on September Floyd Haines, N G. 1 1 stay for the summer. es|»ecially the rural fire *ugiiu veterinarian at The Dalles for Round-Up arena each day of the 19, 1960. Utah reported 31 de*fin- Leo W atkins, Secretary J I Sharon Gilman and baby left and crew. We think the fire wonl | Monday for a visit with Mr. an 1 have surely burned the pluci ■ - I Mrs. Arden Peters of Madras. w ithout their help and we art r truly thankful J Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma had to II cancel their week end plans ue David & Millie Moore to freezer trouble and the main . ... X.. it nance man being kite in a rriv IT’S NOT ing to correct the trouble. Mr. ami Mrs. John M. DeMoss TOO LATE of Sun City, Arizona are visitin t in W ashington and plan to oe to raise a good foal frori back here in time for the big pie- nic at T \g h Willey this month. your Mare. Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Belshee en s -, tertained friends from the Valley Breed to Monday and Tues lay. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tbdd, Toledo, Mr. Sarref No. 8558 or and Mrs Millard T*xld of Salem Henry Reckman. riding for cat Muhuli No. 11717 tle on the Deschutes, gathered also a num ber of rattlesnakes, Purebred Arabian Ley ( «M'liran r«‘tir«*d from city one the first day, three the next of Moro em p lo y on July I and ami two the third day, one a big Stallions Mill upend his tim e fi«h in g us »leven rattle and a button one. iirst rlioire, ga rd en in g u Ids killed, a|»j»n>priately at the mouth w ife's dii-C4tion ami looking of Rattlesnake. Van Gilder Arabians a fte r a m ining cluhn in t u n y Mr and Mrs William Thorni- Box 275 Wasco GI 2 5432 county for an a ctiv ity prom is Icy of Seattle were In Moro Mon log p otential profit. day. He is by profession an ad vertising agent and by hobby is a collector of old type. 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