Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, July 19, 1963, Page 8, Image 8

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    P age 8 Sherm an County Journal, Moro, Oregon, Friday, July 19, 19C3
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J. C. BALLENGER • REALTOR
Hermiston, Ore.
210 acres near Hermiston with
100 A pasture, 75 alfalfa irrigated.
Balance dry pasture. Has $20,000
home on viewpoint overlooking
the en tir e ranch a n »1 highway
$116,000 - 29% down.
80 A Gia.-is Farm
Well ft n»ed in six i;»,eded pax-
turcs. Tv,o good hon it »s, L a r g e
stock barn 1 (Mix280 ft with stock
\h
scales im ule. Two hay bain
Irrigate»!. $56,(MM), 29', down. This
is a very grxxl buy. Let us show
1, to you.
P. O. Box 62
Phone 567-61L>
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George Geiser left
to spend a week on the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. I^auren Kimsey of
H erm iston anti Mr. Kimsev’s fa­
th e r stopped in at the Journal
office Saturday evening.
They
were enroute to visit th eir son
Rusty in Redmond who is pastor
of the Episcopal church.
Mrs. A1 Rasmussen is still in
the Hood River hospital. She is
im proving and A1 is in hopes he
can bring her home next week.
.Mike Mulick left for the coast
I to join his wife Mary Ann.
who has l»een visiting there for
I a few days. They will remain an­
other week tiefore returning to
their home.
J. C. Ballenger, Realtor of H er­
miston was in the Journal office
W ednesday on business.
DRESSMAKING anu minor alter­
ations. Alice McIntyre, JO 5-
3245.
47-tfc
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING fiv i
days a week. Custom curing
Meat cutting, wrapping, shaip
freeze. Kenny’s Market. Grass
Valley. Call ED 3-2315 for ap­
pointm ent.
23t
L & E Paint Shop: Interior and
exterior Decorating — Spray
Painting. .10 5 3641, Moro 42tfn
Lee Gunnels, Moro, Oregon
WANTED: j job nook keeping or
any kind jf work. Also babysit-
Ctfn
WANTED
tons wheat hay ling Call It ) 5-3293.
Sherman County
delivered
is a phon«
F air Ground
Please call JO 5- PH l .\TI NG Just give
disfar, io’i
call — JO 5-3515.
3208.
33-tfc
tfc
gut rnteed.
FOR SALE
88 H arris Self-Pro­ i 80 BED OREGON state approved
pelled Combine, In good shape
nursing home located in beau­
for harvest. Case Model 1) trac
tiful Hood River Valley, with
tor. Good tires and g»xxl running
lovely fenced grounds. We ac­
condition. Two four bottom John
cept all types of elderly cases
Deere 66A plows ami hitch N ear­
as well as room and board care.
ly new Ashley Sparks aiitom lir
HANBY HOUSE
oil heater with thermostat U sed 1
Hood River, Ore.
large daven|»ort and chair. Gentle
A large metal basket on
four year old saddle colt. Max K. LOST
the grave of Oscar Ruggles.
Belshe, Moro J. 5-3697.
37-2c
Please notify me or return since
FOR SALE
3 tax I room house it 1 b our family heirloom. Mrs.
H elp ing M is. M ary W ilson celebrate h e r 91st b irth ­
In Moro, Oregon. Wall to wall Willard Barnett, Grass Valiev.
day w ere her lo u r sons and (lau g h ter who gathered
carpet in living room. Hard-,
38 l p
at the home of C lirley W ilson a t T h e Dalles. A ll the
wood floors throughout rest of,
children were born and raised in H h ernian county,
house. Covered patio, i’V cahl» 1 FOR SALE — trade-in on new
A ,lee still lives at Rufus, D w ig h t is a »hx-tor in C a r­
hookup. For inform ation con-1 G leaner Combines, Massey-Har-I
tact John E. Buck, 805 E | ris 90, Self-Pro. 16 foot Cheney
Mrs. Wilson was lx>rn in Fair-
view, Va., July 9, 1872. She was
Franklin, Bend, Ore.
2*J-tfc| Reel $2250.00 Massey-Harris 11
foot Self-Pro. Ready to go $750.00
m arried to William L. Wilson at
BUTLER GRAIN TANKS, all Massey-Harris 11 foot, Electric
Bentonville, Ark., Jan. 18, 1891
steel, heavy gauge, w eather Header, Self-Pro. $1250.00, 125
and moved to G rants, O re, a
a.id ro lent proof, all sizes. E rec­ Int. 12 foot, Self-Pro. $595.00
th riving town which was com-
tion atid financing available. Bellamy T ractor Co.. The Dalles.
Mrs. Mary L. Wilson elebral-1 pletely dem olished in the Colum­
For full inform ation call Earl
38-1c ed her 91st birthday at the home bia River flood of 1894,
Gentry JO 5-3687 o r W. F. B ur­
of her son. Charles C. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were resi­
REGULAR
Monthly
Horse
Sale
gess & Asso. 4th & Broadway,
w here a family dinner was held
dents of Sherm an county until
July 21st 11:00 a m., N orthw es­ in her honor on July 9.
Chico, Calif.
25-ifn.
tern Livestock Co., Hwy. 30, Her-1
they moved to The Dalles in 1913.
USED TV's and Reconditioned, misión, Oregon. Omer Bonney,
.Mr. Wilson died in 1945.
Sanitized Appliances. Ga’eway A u c tio n e e r, 567-5722, Hermiston.
381c
Appliances CV 6 0500 The Italics
Mrs. A F. Bal/.er
By Mns.
32-tfc
FDR SALE 2 “500" series 10-ft.
Mrs. Martin was chosen as a
( ’en ter Drive John Deere rod delegate from the T () 1’ S (Take
RUBBER STAMPS — Made to
o.der, any size, any t.v|x« face. weeders never been used. $350 | Off Pounds Sensibly) club in T’ne
The Journal office, phone JO each. John Murtha, Box 182 Con­ Dalles, to attend a National con-
38-21» , vent ion held at I zing Beach Arena
5-3515.
jfc| don or 384-3331,
from July 11 through 13. Mis.
FOR SALE IN WASCO
A |'.
.Martin also participated in the
House, 3 rentals, 2 furnished,
Big Dress Parade, as she had lost
completely redecorated • rental
75 lbs, since February of this
income $200 mo see Carl Ziegler
year. Mr. Martin spent the time
or call OI 2-5216.
38 tfc
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Goodin came a, Seaside till Saturday when ne
i < »i:
\ i B I N M<>R<>
I bdim up Friday to visit relatives and met Mrs. Martin and her n»‘phew
Bradley Nicks, at the airport, ne ,
house and shop • will sell re* , se»* how the crop was looking o.i
will spend two weeks here with )
son; ble • write Ivan Ktrkelie, 10’5 the Powell • Goodin ranches. Mel
them.
Metaline, Kennewick, Wash, ,» I. will slay for harvest but Lucille
Mr. and Mrs. Dale l’adget and]
582-7854 or call GI 2 5216.
38-lfc went back to Portland to I ook
son, Darren, went to Portlan I
after things.
Sunday to visit his mother, Mr;. j
WANT TO GIVE Aw;
One
Lester (Bud) Tllibets went to
year old male black
abrador Ny ssa last week end to make a r­ Frank Padget, of Lakeview who
is in Good Sam aritan hospital fm
retriever. Phone El» 3-2 I. 38-1 c
rangem ents to move his family m edual attention.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Taylor and
FOR SALE
Of registered sto ck to Moro so4>n. a job that will bp
2 Berkshire sows sired by Way- done this week.
family of Prineville came Satur­
Banker Bud Tlblx'ts will be day and spent the weekend
side Mixer 999, dam Catherine
*ni h e re
Line, and one registered Ixiar, county chairm an for the Welcome visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam \l
-Ire Wayside Bold Crusader, from to Oregon committee and Giles berty. Mr. and Mrs. Kennel :i
Milo Wolrah Ranch, Mt Vernon, French will lx> his aide in the Crews and family ha
dinne,
la Also one Chester White sow endeavor until he gets fully ac- with them Sunday.
.Miss Julia Bayer and Mi-
not registered
l»<>n Cox. G ras; »(uainted with the county.
Dutch Schultz is here again t.hn gy W olfenbarger lx>th
Valley, Ore ph ED 3 2315 38 2r
dden
week to care for the PP&L com­ a, OCF. at Monmouth w
pany business while Stan White over the long Fourth of
4' 1R D O F I II \ \ KS
I want to thank all of those is moving his family here from end at the home nt tin
patents, Mr and Mis Fr;
kind friends who have sent me Enterprise.
Cap, and Mrs. It. E Hoskinson Bayer
cards, visited me, and expressed
Mrs. Dale Padget and
Dai
good wishes during my stay in were here over the weekend from
the hospital They have helped Hill Air Base near Ogden, Utah ren, end Susan Fakm >
me very much and I thank you They wet»« visiting his parents, ness visitors in The 1»;
all just more than I can expre s Mr ami Mrs. R. B. Hoskinson. day.
Miss Paulette Wi
and her father, Mr. Nelson nJ The
by u onls.
from Portland W
Dalles.
Harry B Pinkerton
Mi and Mrs Guy Mathews are v isit at th e hon
I »on
Mr
m
the St Alphonses hospital at Mr
C A R D O F T il IX k S
I <M»k
bae
Boise
Reg. 5.95
We wish to e x p te s s our sincere
Mr
atvl
Mrs
Phil
Coombs
anil
Reg- 4.95
thanks to the Wasco Volunteer
daughter from Castle Rix-k. Colo ,
Flic Departm ent and to all wh > are here visiting her parents, Mi­
Reg.
3.95
He
assisted in fighting the fire on
J r
d fi
ami Mrs Lamer Sayrs
our Wasco property.
Larry Sayrs. son of Mr. and ( a »ne
Lloyd H enrhhs
M is Lam er Sayrs has lx*cn home e n ts .
Arnold Miller
on leave from the Navy He will untl
Reg. 4 45
leave Thursday for a tour of duty Matl
Reg. 3.95
|X'U I up
in Japan
Ip.
Mrs. Myra Bullard is In the
Mrs Mary Wilson
Honored at Dinner
On 91st Birthday
GRASS VALLEY
T A Y I/O lt LO IM 4E A F & A M
WASCO, Meets the first
n
Tuesday of each month.
Visiting b ro th ers welcome
v
John H ilderbrand, W.M.
Vernon Root, Secretary
IIA R LA X D V IE W
GRAXGE
Meets first and third Mondays
at 8:06 p.m.
Max Belshe, Master
Mavis Olson, Secretary
E u rek a
mel,
and
was
M ay
< a lifo in ia , Dow Is a druggeet liv in g a t Eugene
4 hurley is le tiiv d and liv in g in T h e Dalles. H ‘
Sherm an co u nty s h e riff fo r several years. L illie
lives in C alifo rn ia.
The couple’s five children were
all present for their m other’s
birthday celebration. They are
S Atlee Wilson of Rufus, Dr. I.
Dwight Wilson of Carmel, Calif.,
L. IX»w Wilson of Eugene, Chas.
C. Wilson of The Dalles, anti Lil-
lie May Mulligan of West Covina,
Calif.
T here are 13 grandchildren, 31
great • grandchildren, and four
great - great - grandchildren.
Lodge
Xo.
121, A F A A M
Meets the 1st and 3rd
’» hursday evenings each
month Visiting members
f »rdially invited to meet w ith us
l>on King, W. M.
Irving Hart, Secretary
I The average medical doctor has Bethlehem C h ap ter Xo. 78 D.E.S.
spent a m inimum of eight years in
Meets every second Thurs-
college, one year in internship and •JSBisday each month. Visiting
v members invited. Moro, Or
$17.006 to earn the right to c a n y
Barbara Gray, W. M.
his little black l»ag.
Gwen Ross, Secretary
SMITH CALLAWAY
CHAPEL
Funeral Service
Leonard & W ilm a H m itli
D lre eto ix
T h e Dalles
»1<>K<> l/O D G E
Xo. 1»? I.O .O .F.
Meets 1st and 3tu Tues-
c > - ^ d a y s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran-
sient and visiting brothers
cordially invited.
Floyd Haines, N G.
Leo W atkins, Secretary
DALE’S CLOTHING
P e r so n a ls
W A SC O
ANNUAL SALE
Begins Thursday
July 18
famous Maker’s End-o!-Season Clearance Sale
Girls’ and
Ladies’
Sportswear •
ONE-THIRD Off :
LADIES’ PLAY SHOES
— 4.45
— 3.95
— 2.95
CHILDREN’S PLAY SHOES
Eastern Oregon
Electric Co.
PATTY O’MEARA
Electric Contractors
Commercial — Residential
Industrial
ESTIM A TES and BID
REQUESTS
W ith No Obligation!
ELECTRIC HEAT
0 MEARA SU PPLY CO.
W asco
Phene GI 2 5402
The Dalles - Ph. CY 6-4181
F or Y cur Next New Car or a One Owner Used
Car - BE SURE YOU CHECK W ITH
TR I K DODGE
315 W est 3rd
The Dalles
Tri
LADIES BLOUSES
mid • Colum bia n oisin g home di
The Dalles.
Mi. and Mrs lx»ster Fnv»»art of
11ermiis,on were Sunday visito; s
Du
In the Dan Bar,let, home.
Mr
Roy IB, ter i f
Mr. and Mrs
Erl
Spr.nfield wero visitors ;it her
i brothe■rs h»nne, the Tommy Joncv
es. F r Iday until Monday.
A kirge ic rowd gathered .at the
Lamei■ Sa y rs home Sunday for a
picnic. Alnong those a ,,«>ndlng
were. Mr ;,nd Mrs Phil C«iombs,
Mr. anid Mi■s David lame anid son
| The 1'
Mr and Mrs Lloyd 1
1 Johns« n. Mr and Mi's
1 I
1 .lohnsc rn M r and Mrs Ke nnetth
j Zachar y an d two grandchi Id ren.
I Carol Burn et, and Larry S,nyrs
L - 0 - 0 • K
K Dodge Saies & Service
Chrysler M oPar P arts
Reg. 500 - -
Re¿ 4.00 - -
Reg. 3.50
-
Reg. 300
Faki
Mr
3.49
2.99
2.49
1.99
SUMMER DRESSES
Junior
md
rViday an.I
Mrs
— 3.45
2.95
s
Sun Dur
Mrs Boh A
to s|X’iid sev»
Bill Flatt.
Phil Art erb;
home in Herr
Boh Bartl
Regulars
Reg-
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
12 JS
—
14.98
16.98
17.98
19.98
22.98
24.98
—
—
—
—
—
• Petites
8.99
999
11.99
11 99
13.99
15.99
16 99
GIRLS’ BABY DOLL PAJAMAS
Reg. 2.49 —
1.69
MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS
R er.
2 29 —
1.49
Tee Shirts
Jam aicas
Pedal Pushers
Blouses
Skirts
Scuthhamptons
Surfers
Swim Suits
MEN’S SWIM SUITS
Reg. 4.98 — 3.98
Reg. 3.98 — 2.98
Reg. 2.98 — 1.98
BOYS’ SWIM SUITS
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
2.49
1.98
1.49
1.39
— 1.69
— 1.39
— 99c
— 99c
GIRLS’ BLOUSES
Reg.
Reg.
3.00 — 1.99
2.50 — 1.69
MEN’S OXFORDS - 31 Pairs
Discontinued Styles
H A LF PRICE
BOYS’ BOOTS - 7 Pairs
Discontinued Styles
H ALF PRICE
BOYS’ SOX
Values to 69c pr. —
3 pairs - 1.00
CHILDREN’S SWIM CAPS
Reg.
PLUS S & H GREEN STAMPS
1.19 —
69c