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No bird soars too high 11 he
Delvi* Hull, of Albany spent a Grosacup of Portland.
soars with his own wings.
♦ few* day» last w sek ,et the home
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Bill McKean Visiting A t Wasco
A fter 17 Months Overseas
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Tom PTeecs, school superinten
dent, report» that the Moro school
will open September 11. The date
had not heretofore been definitely
decided upon.
Mr» Erma Jones and three
children came up from Portland
Saturday evening to visit a
day» with her sister Mrs* G
French and other relat ves be«
fore going on to Redmond to see
her patints, M t and M rs'E E
Barnum and brother, Cleo.
Jane Frennh left Tuesday for
• Pendleton to visit friends a-few
days. ,
Millard Melxer left Wednesday
for Los Alametis, California where
he will serve as a'machinists
mate h a v n g finished school for
that position recently at Jackson
ville, Florida-
£,
Mrs Nancy Dugger Beard of
Waahotfgal, Wash., is now visiting
with her danghter, Mrs John De-
Moss and family,
Wyman French left Sunday to
return to Camp Polk, Louisiana
where he is a member of the 8*h
Armored Division.
Mr and Mrs P N Lemmon of
Albany were here this week to
look over their farm near Klon
dike farmed by Walter Brockert.
Mr. Lemmon was formerly a mer
chant in Grass Valley.
Mr and Mrs E J Belshaw came
down from Hermston Saturday
to vip't relatives and friends. Mrs
Eelshaw is the first woman branch
manager of an office for the Con
solidated Freight Lines.
Cpl Helen Dawson of the Mar
ines was home an furlough from
San Diego, Cal-, and spent the
week end unfcl Wednesday <ith
her mother here. She was accom
panied bj» her sister, Mrs Doris
Coelsch of Portland, who returned
to her work Sunday.
House guests of Mr and Mrs
Ernest Woods last week end wars
Maior and Mrs Arthur Earn-hew
and two daughters. He has ’serve«!
twc and a half years in the Pacific
ard is on his way to Fort Bragg
to take charge of a new battalion,
Mr and Mrs Clifton Dunham, who
ere retruning to Portland from
Chicago. Mr and Mrs Verne John
son of Portland and Mr and -Mr*
A1 Owens of Peoria, Illinois. „
Jack Eya was an a hospital in
The Dalles last week taking pen
icillin as a relief for asthma, an
experiment that may help him
considerably.
of Ife- nod Mn 3 j Brack.
•; Mr and Mm W R Reid motoreJ er Saturday evening. He returned
S .K .lc Robert McKean of the aiiter in law. Mr and Mrs R M to Portland Sunday to visit their Sunday with his wife and boys.
USNR arrived Thursday on....i Johnson. He will spend the latter
and daughter in law, Mr and
Mias Dorothy Jean Macnab was
30-day leave from the Northern part of his furlough with his par-' Mrs W C Reid.
the guest of honor at a surprise
Tenritory of A oM nlfc. He flew the M te, Mr end Mr. C W Jonhran,
r „
r L Cennell return-
party,-Thursday evening, a t the
entire dstance of approximately Aloha.
ed Thrihsday after a two week.- heme of her parents, Mr and Mrs
11,600 miles. The trip, including
Cpl and Mrs Chester Watkins
vacation in Dallas and Salem
R S Macnab. Friends from The
stop overs, took ten days. Of this arrived Tuesday to spend a 14-
time, the total length of air time day furlough at the home of- their
Marion Powell and daughter«, Dalles attended.
was sixty-four houM In San
Francisco he v sited with his
bi other in law and sister, Mr and
Mrs Lewis Hasting». He will re-
port to the Pmret Bound N . th I
Yard, September 14th. SJC. Me-
Kean has served seventeen months
outside the continental limits.
Mrs McKean and son, WHlam,
left Sunday for Soap Lake, Wn.,
to visit with R H McKean, who is
hospitalized there.
. Cpl Gordon Johnson of the Pe
cos, Texas Air Base arrived Thur
sday to v.'eit with his brother and
Mr and Mrs Joe Peters left
Wednesday evening for Arizona to
tee their daughter, Mrs Ed Sharp.
D. Harold Murphy and Jarvis
Flack are here to vtejt MurpryS
r M r« *n tji in
m law,
b iw
M r and
» n d Mr,
M m Mar-
m a r-
p-rente
Mr
tic Melzor and Black’s parents in
law, Mr and Mrs Harry Pinkertofi.
Mrs Roberta Elliot of Tacoma
18 here to visit her father T S
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a picnic in hie honor Sunday's!
the Moro city park.
John Taylor and wife have again
entered railroad service and are
stationed at Condon.
Mrs Jack Huffman and two chid
ran expect to move to Condor the
first of the week to join Mr Huff
man who is managing the Condon
branch of Flatt’s Truck line Their
house in Moro has been ranted
to Mrs Jerry Wilson jr. who will
occupy it with Mrs Edna Water
man, high school teacher.
Mrs Harold Case and daughter
wer# up from Portland last week
end return ng to the city Sunday.
Mrs Lawrence Kenny left for
Portland 'Thursday to remain a
few da vs visiting friends there and
at Vancouver.
* Two combines of the number
ordered for pre-harvest delivery
were received here this week, too
late for duty this year, but in plen
ty o f tin e for the 1946 harvest-
The Clarence Morrison combine
operated by Walter Ruggles went
down a steep hill last week and
was badly smashed up in the pro-
ceK. Ifr turned over as far as it
could without breaking loose from
the header. Fast work put it in
running condition in lees than ft
week.
parents, Mr and Mr» SM McM l-
Ian and Mr and Mr»
D Wat*-
kina.
Sally Gardner and Joan Arm-
«Iron, o f Y .k h m , Wo, «ft«r
spending the harvest season here
have returned to their homes.
Lowell Burra» went to Walla
Walla, Wn,. Tuesday to get his
daughter, Joan, who has spent
¿he past six weeks taking medical
tieatments. She has been at the
home of her unde and aunt, Mr
end Mrs Harland Johnson.
Mr and Mrs J 0 Russell of Tur
ner- arrived Friday to be the
guests of Mrs A M Huckn and
Mr and Mrs Roe» Guilford.
Mrs Fay Brackett returned from
The Dalles hospital Wednesday.
Mrs Helen Gardner returned to
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C A . Ruggles
SHORB
INSURANCE
CONGRESS
A d x n .3 5 a n d IO
Sat. Aug. 26
8:445 p . m .
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BALL Walther-Williams Co.
In Hall - . 5
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.S.
Meets Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays *n each
Month. Visiting Members
Invited—Moro, Oregon
Alice Ornduff, W. M.
Marie iHoskineon, Secretary
upin*
Rebekah
Lod
Meet» 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays of each
month. V isk n g mem
bem
A le e McKee N.G.
Florence Johnston, S>
1'urehgJ^Kige N » 7 T 2 1
Want Ads
Moro School House
Supper Served
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P*1’8*- return
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weekend visitor at the home of
WANTED: Year round work on
farm , man and wife, capable of
handling machinery, wife good
cook. Kenneth Horner, Maupin
Oregon
40*20
Road to Morocco
August 2 6
Is an old established firm that has been selling,
servicing and repairing cars for a generation.
The dependability of its products and the qual
ity, of ita service has been proven many times.
Novkr, when it is doubly important that you
have good workmanship and qtddk service to
keep your oars and trucks running, hwve us take
care of your service problems.
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TO FP&L CUSTOMERS EVERYWHERE: -
L a st A p r il, as you remember, ..we announced a ’’r a te d iv id e n d ”
to a l l our e l e c t r i c cu sto m ers, in th e form o f in d iv id u a l checks f o r
a p p ro x im ate ly o n e -h a lf o f t h e i r average m onthly e l e c t r i c b i l l s . The
t o t a l amount, a l l over th e PPAL system , was $300,000.
Now we a re g lad to n o tif y you t h a t a n o th e r r a te d iv id e n d check
w i l l be m ailed to you as soon as p o s s ib le a f t e r th e end o f Septem ber.
I t w ill make a t o t a l o f $600,000 o f sa v in g s to our custom ers d u rin g
1944 — th e e q u iv a le n t o f a f u l l m onth's e l e c t r i c . s e r v ic e free<
I t has been our w artim e r e s p o n s i b i l i t y to su p p ly e f f i c i e n t l y
ev ery need o f th e m il i ta r y e s ta b lis h m e n ts , th e i n d u s t r i a l p la n ts
and th e c i v i l i a n p o p u la tio n on our l i n e s . N a tu ra lly , t h i s abnormal
denand f o r power has in c re a s e d our t o t a l volume o f b u s in e s s .
With th e ap p ro v al o f th e Washington Departm ent o f P u b lic S e rv ic e
and th e Oregon P u b lic U t i l i t i e s Commissioner, we f e e l t h a t th e f a i r e s t
p o s s ib le way to sh a re th e revenue from t h i s e x tr a b u s in e s s , w h ile i t
l a s t s , i s to d i s t r i b u t e th e s e " r a t e d iv id e n d s”.
The c o s t o f e l e c t r i c i t y in homes on th e PPAL system i s about
h a l f o f th e n a tio n a l a v erag e . These two r a t e d iv id e n d s reduce i t about
8-1/3% f u r t h e r f o r 1944. As a taxpayer,- you w ill be g r a t i f i e d to know
t h a t we have p a id c o n s ta n tly iifc re a sin g ta x e s w hile red u c in g r a t e s , and
t h a t we have n ev er drawn a d o l la r o f su b sid y from your p u b lic tr e a s u r y .
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
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Tire Repair and Recapping
4 0 1 E 3rd
In su ra n ce
Grain. Feed, Flour, Fuel
Farm Implements, Bags, Twins
BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSI 2
PHONES
Feeds tor»
Office *
Residence
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SATURDAY
Judy and* Marilyn, left Sunday for
Seaside. r
R. B. McKEAN and 8 0 S
in Montana.
Mrs Marvin Thomas spent ThUjj--
GÔ»ÿ in The Dalle» at the home
cf her parent^, Mr and Mrs R J
Ford, to celebrate her birthday
and alao the birthdays of her
father and brother, Sgt. Robert
Ford.
*
Mrs Ruby McCann left last
week to visât Mr and Mrs Lee
McMillan in Stevenson, Wash. -
James Maddox left Sunday for
a two week* vacation....... ,,
Henry Richelderferr .o f Ord
re nee was a weekend visitor at
the home of his brother in law
and sister. Mr and Mrs Leo Wa>
kins.
Mrs Sam Van Vector and son.
Sammy, • are »pending ’ a few
weeks with hs» parents, Mr and
Mrs A J Grosacup, Is« Portland.
Elva Stone of Lebanon arrived
Thursday to visit with her father,
Murvel Stone, and with her broth
ers and sisters.
GEMS t UPDEGKAFF
Kent Legion Hell
John Stiles says Tuesday is
a poor day for Sherman Coun-
tians to leave home because
they can’t stop at Stiles on
the Deschutes s for eats or.
drinks. « But Stiles is open
every • other day from 7 .in
the morning until 11 at night
She is an airplane .instructor.
Leonard EUis and M. Anderson
>1 Yakma, Wash., ftew over on
Sunday to assist Pat Cody, tho
* ;MUuct<)r Mr Eul,
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Mr and Mrs Lyle Woods were
over from their farm home at Cen
FOR SALE: 2-yr old Lincoln
terville, Washington, Wednesday.
Buck $16.00
J W Maclnnev
Private Sybil Fern Belshe, dau
Kent, Oregon
40-2p
ghter of Mrs N. Hasel Belshe of
FOR SALE: Several farms—large
Moro, Oregon, is a member of a
A tto rn e y A t
and small. H. L. Morris. Broker,
Women’s Army Corps writ which
Tygh Valley. Oregon
41 -4c
left F ra t WAC Training Center
w<
at Des Moines, Iowa for duty with
\ VOTE FOR
•the Army at Army Air Base. Key
Field, Mississippi.
Charles Montgomery came up
from Portland Wednesday nigfl-t
to Temain for a few weeks. He
looks fine and will care for the
Strong ranch while Mr and Mrs
FOR
Strong are visiting in Eugene and
other places.
Oregon
—Pfl. PoL Ada
Mr and Mrs P N Lemmon .of Moro
Albany were business visitors in uni i UHi»nnninHii»mnni»i!»tn» g
Gram Valley Monday stopping at
the home <of Mr and Mrs Dell Olds
to visit before returning to their
B o b H o p e - D o r o th y L a m o u r - C ro sb y
home on Tuesday.
Mgs Robert Holmes left Wed
nesday for The Dalles where she
wHl work until her husband finish
es boot camp-
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V“* fl Mathi* went to Hood Riv-
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