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Th« Kent basket ball fans are
pleased with the way in which
th« Kent boy«’ team has been
improving in the last few weeks.
The boys'
lh
fir8t
ven-
county game last Friday
ing when they defeated Moro on
the home flooiby a score of 25-
11. Lester Wilson was
high
point man with 11 points to his
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14 in the local gym, Friday night
January, 8th. . This was the
first game of the season for the
Grass Valley girls whose team
consisting of freshmen, two
soph mores and two seniors.
The game was very fast and
both teams played good ball, but
in the last* quarter the greater
experience of the Wasco girls
enabled them & edge out a vict-
the Northeast Quarter of the North Quarter of Section Five (6) lying In
City, Oregon, Plaintiff, ..
Floy von Borstel and Mr. Hall
west Quarter (NEKNWK) of Sec Sherman Cotfnty, Oregon. end the
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Southwest) Quarter of tl» Southwest
won consolation
prizes. .Re M. J, f Finlayson, Defendant.
tion Fifteen (15);
The Southeast Quarter of
the ^uuter (SW8WM) of Section Five
freshments consisting of pin and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Southeast Quarter (SE HSE %)
of
coffee were served.
Thè Southwest Quarter «f
Q m
by virtue of an execution issued out Section Sixteen (16);
The East Half of the Northeast Northeast Quarter (SW^NteM) and
of the above entitled court and under
the seal thereof, on the 6th day of Quarter (EKNEK) of Section Twen the Southeast Quarter of the South
east Quarter (SEMSEM) of Section
January,
1982, to me directed, upon a ty-one (21);
NEW SWEATER IDEA
The
South
Half
of
the
Northwest
Seven (7)r4 At I
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decree and judgment for the fore
By CH ERIE NICHOLAS
the
South ' The Northeast Quarter of the
closure of a certain mortgage, entered Quarter (SKNWK),
Rufus has open dates on Jan.
by said Court on the 4th day of Jan Half of the Northeast Quarter (SK Northwest Quarter (NEMNWH) of
Seventeen (IT);
uary, 1982, in said cause in favor of NE Mi), the Southeast Quarter of the Section
15 and 22 but hopes to fill these
The Northwest Qtmttef of the
the plaintw: and against the defend- Southwest Quarter (SEMSWK), and Northeast
Quarter (NW UNE %) and
with Mosier and The Dalles.
Int, M. J. Finlayson, in the principal the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Sec- the Southwest
Quarter of the South
tion Twenty-two (22);
am
of
Twelve
Thousand
Nine
Hun
Rufus plsyed at these two places
east
Quarter
(SWUSEM)
of Section
All
of
Section
Twenty4hree
(28)
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dred Seventy-one and 36-100 Dollars
The
Northwest
Quarter
of
the
Eighteen
(18).
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but the dates for the return
(112,971 36) and in the further sum of
The Southeast Quarter_of
the
One Thousand end no-100 Dollars Northwest Quarter (NWKNWK),
games have not yet been arran
the South Half of the
Northwest Northwest Quarter (SEQNWM), the
($1,000.00 as attorney’s* fees, and Quarter
(SKNWK), the Northeast
ged.
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costs and disbursements taxed
at
of the Northeast
Quarter
$20.50, and commanding me to make Quarter
The young people pf the town
(NEUNEU), the South Half of the west Quarter of the Southeast Quar
sale of the real property described ' Northeast
Quarter (SUNEU)
and ter (NWU8EU) of Section Nineteen
of Rufus have been enjoying ex
in said decree and execution, I will, on ,
.i Southwest (19);
Monday
the
16th
day
of
February,
North
Half
of
the
cellent sleighing on the hill be
of Section . The Northwest Quarter of the
(N^SW%)
1932, at 2:00 o’clock P. M. at the
Northwest Quarter (NWKNWK) and
hind the School. Broken sleds,
. jnty-four (24):
front door of the County Court House Twenty-four
(24).
The Northwest Quarter of the the Northwest Quarter of the South-
torn clothing, and a few bumps,
at Moro, Sherman County, Orel
Oregon.
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Mll at public .action to th. M«he.t
cuts and bruises have been the
bidder for euh in hnnd, all of th. South H-l»«
right, title and intereat which the
(SH£EM) and the N^he^ T AR in Tkywnship My« (6) South,
only casualties suffered.
ubov. named defendant. M J. Fin-
of the. Northwe.t, Quarter Rapté Nineteen (IS) East .of-the Wil
The primary room received a
layson, had in the following described JJEHNWH) ’ vt Section Twenty-six lamette Meridian, in Sherman County,
real property on November 16th, 1926, (26):
belated Christmas present today
the
ho sold sub-
of a large lox of mixed candy.
Court
mon whkh said judgment is ¡Northeast Quarter (NEUNEU)» the
sage upon
y Uw,
and
Bobby Huck’s grandfather' is a
and
all
the
right,
title
and
in-
and
the*Sonth-
based,
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it - into
and
terest which
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’»¡'h the said
»id defendant, or
fond friend of the primaries now.
prem-
immédiat^
possession
ofsal
any one holding by, through or under
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Mr. Porter will receive many
him, may have acquired therein since ter (SWUNWU) of Section Twenty- ises.
. Dated this 16th day of January,
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said date, or as much of said property seven (27)1 ».
“Thank you” notes that the
The
Northwest
Quarter
of
the
1982.
as will satisfy said judgment, costs
children wrote in the language
Northeast Quarter (NWA4NEU) of
¿UÒH C&ÏÎ&ÀN,
and accruing costs:
The South Half of the Northeast Section Twenty-eight (28);
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the
Quarter (SHNEU) of Section Ten ' The Southeast Quarter of
If you want to .express your individ (10); The West Half of the Northwest
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Northwest Northwest
Quai irter (SEUNWU), .the
uality in a sweater which has the exclu Quarter (W^NW^), the £
Northwest ^uthwestQoa irter of the Northeast
HOTICBCQC
the East Half
sive hand-crochet look, here is an easy Quarter of -the Southwest k On*rt«r
(SW»M
Quarter Quarter (SWH4NEK),
and quick way to do it. Purchase one ( NW % SW % ) and the Southwest ( of the Southwest Quarter (Ei4SWfi4)
at of
of the ready-made wooT sweaters at Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and the Southeast Quarter (SEK) of _____ ____ ___
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present low prices. Outline on it the (SWKSWK) of Section Eleven (11) ; . Section Thirty-three (33);
Baahs for tkw.fiU^
b in
Northwest Quarter (NWU),
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yoke and cuffs ydu want. Run a dou The Southwest Quarter of the North I ’ the The
North Half of the
Southweat chaw ottha
«fairs of the
ble row of machine hemstitching west Quarter (SWUITO) and the Quarter (NHSWU), the Southwest Moro State BanK.Moro, Oregon, for
Southeast Quarter of the Northeast
Kent grange No. 688 held an around the outlines. Crochet your Quartet (SEK NEK) of
Section I Quarter of the Southwest Quarter the purpose of liquidation. AU per-
yoke and cuffs of number seventy mer
(SWUSWU) -and the
Northwest
w
agginst
all day meeting Saturday Janu cerized crochet thread, using a num Twelve (12);
' Quarter of the’ Southeast
Quarter ; .. . .
hereby notified to make
The
Southwest
Quarter
(SWK)
and
'
ary 9th, At noon a delicious pot her twelve steel crochet hook, work the
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Southwest Quarter of the South (NW^SE^ofS^ion Thlrty-four
)ofS«Uon (34h NorthMit
of
the
to RJ.aid.d
luck dinner was served which ing either french mesh or Irish cro
chet stitch. Next, cut away the sweat
(13);’
'ane rwrvne*st
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was enjoyed by about fifty mem. er "from under the yolk and cuffs Thirteen
The Southeast Quarter (SE%) and Southwest Quarter (NEMSWM) of with the Deputy Bupertntgndgnt of
bera. The lecturer’s program and whip the mercerized mesh the Southwest Quarter (SW'M) and Section Thirty-five (35);
Banks in charge at theofiee of the
All in Township Five (5) South, Moro Stet* Bank, Mare, Oregon, qn
Northwest
consisted of a reading by Mrs. neatly in. The sweater shown in the the West Half of the
picture Is of dark green wool, with Quarter (W%NWM) of
Section Range Eighteen (18) East of the or before Jantuaqr 6, 1982.
Clara Helyer; a duet, “School yoke and cuffs in ecru mercerized Fourteen (14);
Willamette Meridian, in Sherman
°A. A. Schramm,
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The Southeast Quarter of
the County, Oregon.
Days,” by Clarice Wilson and crochet done in Irish mesh stitch.
114-82
SoperintendeDt of Banks.
All that portion of the Northwest
Northeast
Quarter
(SEK'NEK)
and
Alta Norton, and a pantominr, Cloche Standard Hat
“Courting Under Difficulty.”
Worn Well Pulled Down
The .cloche, standard hat of the con
Miss Hilda Schassen of The
Dalles was last weeks visitor at servative woman for the last three
years, has taken a tilted dip with the
the home of her sister, Mrs. - J. rest of the chapeau mode.
The new fall cloche is worn pulled
L. Davis.-
well over the^ right eye with a decid
Letters sponsored by the Kent ed dent accenting the center of the
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grange asking our representativ brim.
es and senators to support the
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Marketing Act are avaiable at
Notice is given that Saturday, the
Norton’s store. All voters are l$th day of February, 1932, at the hour
requested to procure these let of ten o’clock in the forenoon of said
ters, sign them, and send them day, and the County Cburtroom in the
to the men to whom they are ad courthouse at Moro, Oregon, has been
fixed as the time and place for hearing
dressed.
all objections to the final report of R.
L. W. Amick and wife were J. Ginn, as administrator of the estate
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visitors in The Dalles last Satur of James Hedrick, deceased
R. J. Ginn, administrator.
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day.
ley.
Grass
Valley at Rufus
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19 Kent at Kent
Kent at Rufus
26 Moro at........
March:
4 Moro at ..
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The Basket ball boys and girls
credit.
will meet the Kent teams in the
Carl Barnett, Caroton von Bor- local gym, Friday night, J any a-
«tel Were absent from school ibis* ry 15 and from all appearances
this is expected to be a very good
Fourteen grade school boys game on the basis of compara
havo aigqed UP for 4-H handi tive scores the Kent boys hold
an advantage over the locals,
craft dub project. —
who are anxious to upset the
TheWawbansee campfire girls
dope.
met at the hefine of Pbeobe Ly-
Mr. Rakes, county school sup
ona last Thursday evening, Jan
erintendent,
visited school last
uary 12th.
After the business
Friday
afternoon.
meeting refreshments consisting
The different classes took tests
of sandwiches, cake, and choc
sent
out by the Kansas City
olate were served.
Teachers Association.
The Kent girls’ basket bajl
The typing 1 and 11 classes
t^am met a decided defeat at the
took speed tests Wednesday,
hands of the Moro girls last Fri
Thursday, and Friday of last
day evening, when the visitors
week.
walked over them to the tune of
Some very interesting book
18 6. The next game will be
reports
were given in the Eng
played at Grass Valley Fridavi
lish 1, 11,. Ill and IV classes,
evening, January 15th._
Wednesday of last week.
The Epicurean club met at the
home of Clarice Wilson Friday
afternoon. Marguerite Mitchell
Moro School Notes
and Clarice Wilson demonstrated
th' making of angel food and
-A student body meeting was
sponge cakes. The next meeting
held Friday 8, for the purpose
wi^ be held Saturday afternoon
of amending the High school
January 16th.
constitution.. The amendment is
The following pupils of the pri- that: The student shall maintain
may room have earned Reading his scholarship eligibility thru-
circle certificates; Nellie Wilson out the entire semester.
Merrill Sather and Catherine
Th« basket ball girls had their
von Borstel.
first victory and the boys their
Sup*. L. W. Rakes visited
first defeat when they played
school last Friday and organized Kent, at Kent, Friday 8th. The
the 4-H work,
•core of the boys game was 25
Donald Maclnnia mimeograph to 11, Although the girls game
ed the letters for the grange was very rough, the Moro team •f Harry Horner of Hood River
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS
- which were sent to Senators Stei- won 18 to 6
Both teams play was a visitor in Kent one day
Notice
is hereby given that the un
wer andMcNary and Representa Wasco Friday January 15, at last week.
dersigned has been duly appointed by
tive Butler.
the Moro High school.
W. L. Wilson and wife of Ru the County Court of the State of Ore
'' Monday the Epicurean club re
The first and second grades fus, visited at the J. C. Wilson gon for Sherman County, Administrat
or of the estate of William H. Dingle,
ceived its charter which was have been inspecting the heat borne Sunday.
awarded by the U. S. Depart- ing system of the school, in con ' Estol Hartley of Grass Valley deceased.
All persons having claims against
. me nt of Agriculture in recogni nection with their study of coal was a visitor in Kent Sunday.
said estate are hereby required to pre
tion of its organizstion as a stan in geography. The janitor took
sent the same to me, with vouchers
the children through the furnace ’ Mrs W. R. Adams of Antelope properly verified, as by law required,
dard 4-H club.
and Mrs. Betty Kelly who have at Wasco, or to estate attorneys, Gav
Mrs. Rita Harpe was
genu room, showing them how the
been quite ill at the J. H. Wilson in & Gavin of The Dalles, Oregon, with
inely surprised when the girls of school was heated.
home are reported as convalesc in six months from the date hereof.
the high school gave her a sur
Two snails have been given to
Dated this 15th day of January 1932.
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HELEN DINGLE, Administrator.
prise birthday party Wednesday the third and fourth grades as ing
Mrs. Belle Hogue and Clarice
evening. January 6th, at the an addition to their aquarium
Mitcell who have been confined
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
home of Alta Norton. The even of three goldfish.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
to
their
beds
with
tonsilitis
are
ing was spent in playing games,
Oregon for Wasco County.
In order to develop interest
The Citizens National Bank of Dalles
after which dainty refreshments and * competition between the reported as being better.
A number of Kent people at
were served.
first and second year classes in
tended
the dance which was giv
typing, Miss Kutch, commercial
en
at
Grass
Valley last Friday
instructor, has made a chart for
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recording the relative speed ra evening.
a
A. A. Dunlap went to Corvall-
tios between the two group«.
« MARIETTA PERRY, EDITOR
Washington at Fifth Street,
The results of all the daily work is Sunday to see their son, Ken-
PORTLAND. OREGON
drick whois In the hospital with
are shown on this chart.
The Wasco Warriors met a de
Several students have made an infected knee.
Our usual pre-war transient
feat from the Gra s Valley Tig
rates still prevail.
excellent tests, Grsce Cothran 1 Jacob Crocker and wife, Mrs.
Special Rates to permanent Guasta
ers when they were unable to
• typing II student, wrote a Ida Davis and daughter, Pauline
solve the defense shown them
perfect 15 minute test at the Mrs. Rita Harpe and Misa Lor
In the second half of the game
rate of 49 net words. Marjorie aine Davis were dinner gueata
at Grass Valley, Friday night,
Nahouse typed 57 words net for at the home of Luther Davie
January 8th. The first point in
15 minutes with only one error. Sunday. ’
in the game was made by a foul
There were 41 present at Sun
The typing I class has a super
shot in favor of Waaco and they
day
school Sunday with a collec
ior
class
average.
Maxine
Hen-
increased this to an 11-6 advant-
The Tiger« richs wrote a perfect 10 minute tion of $2.38. The present offic
age at the - half.
■bowed a ragged offense, miss test at the rate of 20 words, ers were re-elected for the com
ing many short shots, and only and Flora williams of the same ing year.
Mrs. Volna juyton and Audrey
the strong defensive work of class typed two tests at the rate
Ruggles and Roth kept Wasco's of 18 and 24 net words in two Hampton arrived here Saturday
•core down. Bnt when the Tigers 10 minute tests. Sybil Belshe evening, from Vancouver, Wash
reentered the game they cheek wrote a 10 test at the rate of 34 ington, to make a two weeks'
UNDER THE
visit with Mrs. Guyton's parents.
ed the warriors to such an extent words with three errors.
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
Mr. and Mrs. william Mitchell,
. that they did not make one [ oint
Edward C. Holt
Several people have had the
and the score stood 11-11 at the
RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES
unpleasant
experience
of
having
RATES
third quarter. The
Room
with
bath
privilege, $1. up
their
ear«
stuck
in
the
mud
be
Tigers came up in the fourth
The following is the Rufus Bas
Outside
room
with
private bath.
cause of the roads being so soft..
quarter and brought the game to
ketball schedule;
|1.60
up
There were five tables of cards
acloee with a two. point lead,
, January: '
Special rates where more than two
at
the
Rebekah
card
making the final score If. 15,
persons occupy one room.
party Thursday evening. Anna
29 Wasco at Wasco
la thd Tigers favor. ■
Let us show
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Sather
and Louis Sather won
Accommodations ' . i
'The Grass Valley Tigerettes , February:
6 Grass Valley at Grass Vai- prises for high score while Mrs. ’
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