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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1944)
fA bfc »4. MUEftA^ AÁ C O L A II ÍOtM M AU MOMO. OREGON “Most of these boys are either r.ght off of farms or have had some farm experience,” Beck says. “The training they get at OSC is not complete, o f „ course, but they are given helpful pointers ir tractor driving, dairy work, choree and general farm work.. They should be qu te a help to a firm er hard pressed for someone to work around the place.” Requests for these boys may be made through the county farm labor employment office or di rectly to Russel M. Adams, as sistant state farm labor supervis or at Corvallis. Miss Trounce Has Recital At Grass Valley FUI DAY, JUNE the present demand from Tanners, reports J. R. Beck, state farm labor supervisor for the OSC extension service. Many more boys actually have applied foi the special farm train ing short course sponsored at OSC by the state farm labor office than can be placed on the basis of present requests from farmers, Beck says. The second of these •brief farm training periods is in session this week at Corvallis. CASHING MACHINES FIRST irons and mechanical refrigerators in close second and third positions Other items covered in the order cf present consumer preference, were cooking stoves, electric toast ers, rad os, sewing machines, vac uum cleaner», heating stoves, ele- tric fans and water heaters. It is impossible to predict when domestic sewing machines may be made for civilians. N o large- t •** scale resumption o f bicycle pro duction will be possible until the war in Europe hae been brought to a successful conclusion. Distrib utor» serving farm and other es sential civilians users may re plenish flashlight battery inven tories by applying for preference ratings. , ctm exactly 'urtmt eacfa food will do for those meti before it is ap- pitfved. - That 1» why it to rtt(hiflc»nt ... .... . . u. , tta t l e . « . m ~ . t o «> h i,h ci, Nr.vy menus It is not onb a » »crtte food, but it also supp lea «.luable proteins, and m lw rala For A a t reaaon, whore ver iraetntal, th* N ary gets ioe aiuitu tints is th e peak period in m«k production and more milk arwl c*11 ** diverted to ice « * » “ ■ 30 en^ y .,th.e ‘¡* "' “ "i you can get and by chance it amoull.t men >nd w m e n ¡n ,*r- hav l < considerably mere j u tluut civilian s-an d it th>t they g *t th.., food Mias Vivian Trounce presented . .. . . . . . ... At home, at service centers, at her pupils in a piano rec tai held Ice cream is not as plentiful ’ at the school house Wednesday today for civilian, as jt was U - « “ P ™<i » * “ >». w t »> Arn’> evening May 31. The stage was fore the war because oT this ihar- and with the fleet, ice cr am ser- beautifully decorated with flowers ing with our armed forces. You ves in its rightful plac? in help- and crepe paper. Janice Bibby may, /o r a while, see a bit more ing to maintain the health and played Dixie and a duet w th her than over the last few m o n th / morale of the nation. brother Stephen; Duane Eakin played Blue Danube and Country Cardens and a duet with Barbara Demand fo<r consumers durable T he W orld’s News Seen Through . Alley; Barbara Alley played Mel goods and appliances today s close ody in F and Dark Eyes; Mar Wherever Uncle Sam ’s fighting officials îecognixed the importance to level» immediately preceding garet Rtckman, The Dancing Les NOTICE: m ere w i l l tie a meet- war, but 1__ __ a large number of rces are to be found, ice cream of iee cream in the maintenante X n W f n u / t o w i D efly N ew t pa per son; Stephen Bibby, Old Folks at ing of the County Board of Equa- famiijes intend to use savings for the favorite of foods. Just as of the spirit of the sailors and ***** soaCTY Home; Helen S mon, Sparklets, arly as possible ce cream is availed themselves of e v e r y lizatjpn* of Sherman County, Ore buying or building a house be- I Tndhfw l <* t —ira tS rs V iib len d P n r from Sensational* Martha Bardenhagen, Qui Vivi: gon, at the Court House, Moro, f orc purchasing durable goods. ;de available to all of them, be- epportunity to develop th » aer- Joan Clodfelter, Rustic Dance; use it 1» not only one of the vice as well as using it regularly Ina May Ziegler, Amaryllis: Le Oregon, on the second Monday n w lliam Y. Elliott, WPB Vice he Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. »t of all foods, hut it has also and generousy at meal time, June, that being the 12th day of Chairman for Civilian Requirc- tne Moore, La Zmgana; Jean Zev- Prim MIZ-OO Yearly, or f 1.00 a Month. oved o f inestimable value in And Navy menus don’t just Jime, 1944, to publically examine nw»nts made this fact public in ely, On Wing« of Song; Eileen Saturday bau*, including Magasina Section, f 2.60 a Year. e maintenance of the fighters’ happen! Every food included in Lemley, Il Trovatore; and Miss 4he Assessment rolls, correct all announcing results o f Office of jraje the diet of Navy personnel, ashore errors in valuation, descriptions-Civilian Requ rementa third nu- Tiounce, Romance by Grunfeld- Most of the important warsh ps or afloat, is there for a purpose. of lands or other property assess- tion-wide survey of consumer re Mr and Mrs W lliam Brinkert Highly »killed and trained tech Reading Room, Chr’atian Science are were business visitors in The Dal ed by me, and it shall be the duty quirements. Among eleven ap- Society. Moro Oregon. nicians know every condition un vice v ef persons interested to appear at pliances covered in the , survey, les Thursday. der which the men Itve -know the time and place appointed washing mach nes are now in mon g Mrs Grace Zevely and daugh their requirements—«On d make (aoDearance is bv pet ition). All greatest demand, with r! '• men ter, Jean, left Saturday for La Grande where they will attend summer school for three weeks The Grass Valley school hav their picnic Wemusday at tat. school house on account of tn^ rain. That also was the last uaj of school. Miss Harr.et Cole left Thurs day for Forest Grove to, visit friends before going on to La Grande where she will attend sum mer school for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Dell Olds returnee heme Thursday from Portland anu Metolius where they visited the Aiden Squires and Mrs Harry lie sing and children who return ed here with them to spend a week. Mr and Mrs Loy Cochran left fcr their home in Portland Thur soay after spending several days here visiting her brother and sis ter in law, Mr and Mrs Eben Keo. The following pup Is had per fect Attendance dur.ng the senool year. Merle Eaksin for the 1st grade; Arden Peters for the third <4: .'.?■? .-ÿÎiÿidi .'X. '■ T xí ‘ g.ad4. Clarence May for tne 5th grade; Ina May Ziegler for the 6th grade and Herman Peters for the 8th grade A candid closeup of picturesque Mias Vivian Fritts left Satur Vice Adm iral Mtlscher who com day for Monmouth where she will manded the carrier task forces attend summer school. which accounted for lion’s share of Dur.ng the school year the pu triumphs In 28 months of Pacific pil* bought 41,538.26 worth oi war. He was prominent In the gt* gantic assault on Palau. war saving stamps and bonds. Gua Engstrom, Mrs Edgar Al ley and daughter, Barbara, Mrs Helen Bayer and daughter, Julia, Herman Ziegler and Miss Emma Jean Scholl went to The Dalles Thursday on business. Miss Scholl left for La Grande to attend sum mer school. Mr and Mrs Vernon Eaknn are the parents of a son bom Satur day, June 3 at a Portland hospi tai. _____ Mias M.ldred Alley arrived here Tuesday from Seattle where she spent several days after her term of teaching at Chehalis, to HEREVER your i r/arion forces are fighting—at sea, Hi the air, on visit her parents. t Mr and Mrs Tom Alley. - . the ground—they’re working together for victory. They know Bud Brinkert left Friday for that they must depend on each other, for only by coordinated teamwork Rackreall to bring his w.fe and will they win through to final victory in the earliest possible time. household goods here as they will make their home on the The Fifth W ar Loan starts next week. It’s going to take teamwork— S<hwartx place The ‘'basket” o f securities to be sold under h y - A P À J,Rrt'MAVN B . con < dàiry ' council THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR sä Pacific Leader Shift Generals W M a J. Gen. Alexander I f . Patch, above, replaces M eet. Gen. George 8. Patton J r., who commanded the Seventh <7. 8. arm y In Sicily, the inrar department has announced.' General Patton has been assigned to command another arm y, nam e o^ brhicb has not been revealed. Gen- oral Patch has commanded arm y forces ea Guadalcanal. i THE OLD RELIABLE for Quality^Dependability—Courtesy a lot of it—to put this drive over the top. For we’ve got a job to do. As the tempo of invasion rises every one of us must mobilize for support of our fighting men. In every city, town and hamlet men and women like yourself, have banded together as war bond Volunteer Workers, giving their time to taking your subscriptions for bonds. Support them. Give them the kind of teamwork our boys are giving to each other on the fighting fronts! W hen your Volunteer W orker calls, double your war bond subscription. It’s their job to help raise $16 billion of mofiey for victory during this Fifth drive, $6 billions from in dividuals like yourself. / Make up your mind to welcome your Victory Volunteer with a friendly smile and an open checkbook—remembering that it’s teamwork that does it! S^WAHUMW the direction of the State W>r Finance Com mittees during the Fifth War Loan con sists o f eight individual issues. These issues are designed to fit the invest ment needs of every person with money to invest. The effering includes: ★ Series E, F and O Savings Bonds ★ Series C Savings Notes / 214% Bands of 1965-70 ★ 2% Bonds of 1952-54 * 1 1 4 % Nates* Series B - 1947 ★ % % C e rtific a te s o f In debtedness S ä e t ^ Ä t f / - B U Y BORE THAN BEFORE! SHERMAN CO. ABSTRACT CO VERNON FLATT MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASS N W, T BA LSI G ER, INSURANCE HOUMA'S MARKET J K. McKEAN COMPANY PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT CO. 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