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(X«8 I tottttWM fceuw ri W flW UL MUWK UHKGON Fftlf'AY. JbNi & i*M .
F a t h e r ’s D a y
O b s e r v e r s ¡G a th e r
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»Mr and Mra Tom C<j¥>« Frida» ; Ik* itm m M In & »»• V»M»»
Mr aud Mra Arte* U m ley a..d
Don't forget the Eebekah and Johneon.' left for then home Mon-
daughter. Carolyn, and Mra Mar Odd Fellows picnic at the City jay morning.
gverite flutchcroft and daughter, park thiB Sunday, June M .
_ j-pg #n|j Mrs £[<,„„ Perty re-
Gloria, of Portland had a picnic
^ ere w,n
no services at the turned home Saturday evening
dinner at the City park Sunday.
Methodist church this Sunday June from HiJJaboro where they, upent
stvefaJ days visiting his mother,
• Mr and Mre Wa’.’ac? May *cr.t 24.
A t G r a ss V a lle y
Mrs John Perry and other relit*
to The Dalles Thursday where Mi
Yem Baker and Mrs Roy Hula o
lives.
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Who celebrated Father's
Wayne Kelly returned home
£ £ £
£ \ r M* £
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t D. May . / « »
Grace ChaHes Scott Baker, Thuraday af-
T'huradp.y
Thursday^! jfrom Stpcktm\, Ca'.’for-
nía, where »1 he had been employed.
vilk Ruggles, Mr and Mre O. N. Zcvely and daughter, Jean, re-
Mrs DeWalt Payne and children
Kuggies. Mr and Mre Willard Bar- turned home Friday from the val-
CARD OF THANKS
nett and son, Keith, Mr and Mrs k y where t ey spen
i ‘ > Monday and spent until Wednesday
A
We wish to express our sincere
Ear! McKinney and family
Willani Barnett visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs
Heppner, Mr and Mre Fred Cole of
Mr and Mns Willard Barnett
vw>i Boreted.
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appréciation t o - relatives and
Mrs Ted von
Wasco, Mrs Lucy Ruggles of Moro, and son,Keith, spent Sum ay evt n’
Mrs Bob Holmes arrived Friday friends for their extreme kmdneaa
and Mr and Mre W. D. Barnett mg at the home of Mr and Mrs liom Pennsylvania to spend tac extended to us and for the many
and daughters, Betty and Dorothy. Araell Lemfley.
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summer here. She is a gusst at beautiful floral offerings during
Mr >nd
and MrS
Mra Kenneth
a*id <ht* heme of Mr and Mrs A1 Fox. our late bereavement.
w
w a i.w i r m elt
Mr
Renne Martin «.
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7or P o r t e d t n
Robert John8° n and S°n’
left Wednesday for Portland
ter£ SuBday.
fa th er . law ,
Ea_
and f ^ U y .
bueineas for a few days.
• Mr and Mrs Ed Alley, Mrs mougnt <us iawiei
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(School election* was held at the Rruce Alley and daughter, Karen, knger, up
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rchool house Monday, June 18, an(j
A1 F ox were business
i
when Dell Olds was elected direc-
fo The Dalles Wednesday.
tor for three years. The clerk has
James Easter left Monday for
MAY
JUNE JULY I AUG.
APR.
not been appointed so far. C. R- p ort)and to bring his wife and son
Anderson a present director sent back with him as they are mak-
■ P ST A ^ P S
in his resignation.,-«'.;.
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mg their home here.
Mr and*<re Harvey Morris of
Art Bihfcy was a business vis-
Tygh Valley were business visit-
in
Dalles Monday,
THRU JUNE
ors here W ednesday/ •
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley and Miss
Mr and Mre Ben Payne and ,blla Le* Alley went to Yakima,
•<:*ughter, Doris, and Mrs Tommie vv&shington Wednesday to meet
Barnett and daughters, Ethel and ,he former’s daughter, Miss Mild
Margaret, were business visitors ltd Alley, who will spend the sum
5n The Dalles Thursday.
here.
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•Mrs Charles Perigo and daugn-
Mr and Mrs Guy Haynes of
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2 2 2 2 '2
tor, Linda, lift Thursday for Em- Yamhill, Mr and Mrs Seldon An-
met, Idaho, to visit her parents dreWB of Portland, Mr and M r
Q R S T U FROM MAY I ¡
in law, Mr and Mrs John Perrigo. Kendrick Dunlap of Carlton, Mrs
THRU AUS. 51
2 2 ,2 2 2
Miss Cassie Holme« -came up i^ u i^ Smth and sons of Eugene
Next stamps become good id
fiom The Dalles Saturday to spend apd Mr and Mrs Ralph_Kayr.es
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the week end with relatives.
^nd childem of Richland, Wa’h.,
John Brogan stopped at the Sam fcrrjV€d Saturday to spend-the week
Kchne« home Saturday on his way. end at ^ e homu of Mr and Mrs
H J ¡ K I L I M THRU JUNE^2
no The Dalles. \
a . A. Dunlap.
Mrs Tommie Barnett and dau-
an Mrs A. A. Dunlap had as
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ghtera, Ethel and Margaret, went ¿¡nner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs
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JUNE
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toThe Dalles Friday when Margar- Guy Haynes, Mr and Mrs Seldon
p a R S
et entered the hospital for med’- Andrews, Mr and Mrs Kendrick
2 2 2 2
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Dunlap, Mre Louise Smith and
c d treatment.
Mr and Mra Herman Peters and sons, Mr and Mrs Ralph Havnes
T U '.V .W X THRU JULY 31
2 2 2 2 2
son, Arden, went to - The Da’.le3 and children, Mr and Mrs Vern
y
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Sunday to bring their son. Her Mobley and family of Shaniko,
man, home from the hoepital re Mrs Doris Wilson and children
Y ,Z A B C FROM MAY I
Moro, Dick Abel of Kent, Mr.and
covering from an operation.
2 2 ' 1 1 1 1 THRu * UG 31
IlN a.i stam p* bacoma 9 0 0 Í >« J “»»
Mr and Mrs Paul Alley and son, Mrs Matt Simo and daughter, ITcl-
n
Douglas of Wasco, spent Sunday cn and Charles Abel jr.
Mr and Mrs George Wilcox and
st the home of Mr and Mre Tom
eon, George, were business visitors
Aney.
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Frt. Herman Ziegler 4 arrived jn the Dalles Tuesday,
here Friday night from Fart Lewis
Mrs Marguerite Hutchcroft ar-
THRU JUNE 2
u# spend his furlough visiting kia T}Ved Saturday from Portland t3
JflftU U A 7T
parents, Mr and Mra Herman Zieg spend several davs visiting at bhe
thru auc >1
k i and friends.
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home of Mr and Mrs Arzoll Lem-
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and
Mrs Helen Bayer and. children
Mrs Lewis Olds and Alton Olds
weTe business visitors fn Tbs Dal- -went to The Dalles Sunday to
THE OLD RELIABLE for
ica Thursday.
bring Mr. Olds home from the
Quality—Dependability— Courtesy
Those having picnic dinner at )hospital where he has been for
tne home of Mr and Mrs Charles ^tveral days for medical attention.
Anderson Sunday were Mr and
Mr and Mrs Gus Smith of The
Mre Fred Cox and son, Don. and Dalles were here Monday on bud
Mr an Mre Bert Cox.
ncss having bought the Confer
M t and Mre Cb*ries Davis and tirnery from Ed Aliev and wib
Mrt W. J. Davis went to Port- ta]<c possession the first of Jiilv.
land Sunday to celebrate , the Mr and Mre Maurice Feely of The
Golden Wed di rig armiveniary of Dalles came up with th*> Smith’s to
Mrs Cbarlea Davis’ parents, Mr Rpend the dav visiting relatives
and Mra Walter Roy, they re- and friends. Little I-erry Smith ac-
tume<T home that same evening, cempanied them borne to spen^ a
G RASS
Mr and Mre Tom Coyle and Mr few days with his grandparents,
VALLEY
and Mre Norris Gflktoon went to
Mr and Mre Ernie Moore and
Sisters Sunday to attend the rodeo. Mre Elizabeth Schaeffer of Moro.
Mrs Coyle’s mother, Mre Olli* were dinner guests at the home o>f
Rice, who spent a month here with
them accompanied them and re
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS.
turned to her home at Sweet Home.
Miss Betty Barnett came
up
from The Dallea Saturday even
ing to spend the week end with
her parents, Mr and Mra W. D.
F O O D R A T IO N S T A M P S G O O D
BraJk > , Ikà**. «M
K lond ike ' Community
List ol M or» Teachers y - j
y.
l a J
Flat »Hini*.AkSF tW
Completed
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Symphony orcheeèa. Bandmaat
Club Corresponds
The Klondike Community club ' Superintendent E. R. Joe Bar- £
if«»« Public
Piihlir schools h
has
Band Which
met at the home of Mr» Marvin
Moro
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Itom aa June 7th. Eva Woods gave
f t t o g of the vacan. a National contert te fl
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mopt m U r « t f c | Wd tim ely talk
„ h o d eygtem for
M rj ^ net w rtc o I N>b. uv, Home
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to * ” * COnCepU
coming year.
. Economic, and C om nw cU I » r r .
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k.i,i
The teaching staff wrtl consist duate from OSC
r a « !" »
“®ce” ™
of four elementary teacher, with one
m Vale, Oregon.
vice. <he high school staff consisting
five full time teachers and one
Mayme Elliot was hostess to the 1 * ^
history
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June
Fot <*« ftwt time in Jh e history
Klondike ‘ Community chib June or
- the sghool, Moro to going to
lbtb. Dorothy Dutton, the out go- Have a fulKime
’ wm.ih teacher
and
irtg preeMent, called the meeting ’*•»' * I“ 1»" ”* nvusih
mu,,h , teacher
t e" , and
te o X and presented the new th. pten a t the
oflicerw te the club. A shower was »e»1 » we"
given for Mre Dalex Laughlin by tbe
ye
rrades
the
clufe and
meraebrs
and friends.
Woods
01s Ruggles
were Eva
ex- a ^ ¿ ih h e rs band, advanced
advanc'd bund
ban^ ” 1***™*-
Mirg<Pe t H aati, d fth and .
tended birthday greetings.
bo” a"d . *
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sixth grade, a g r.d a .te from Nor-
Mra Rirrel Ftech of The Dali«. •
h.'”
" J ^ ^ f-ts o n
who « D*koU T«*eher’* <*“ *«*' M n‘
was a g h e s t of Mrs Dale Laughlin ' c®' w'
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who
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« h ap 4th gymles. Mr Leteon, who
aJu)
»iveral days last week.
w l« handle shod and mathematks.
, graduate from North
Mra Roberson wiU be in ttie high p ^ ^ T ^ J ^ T c o M e « ^ Minot,
KEEP FAITH "choal wh,re ,he
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* ' n - d . •»<’' * « * " > » « "
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La ,a in« experience h. primary work at
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New teachers coming into the _ Sanirfi,-North Dakota.
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Z tystem are E. R. Joe Barker, Su- --------------------- ■■'» m u a n w
\ B V D U U I f t 0 \ perintendent And caoch, a grailu-
swsaivaX *** from fche University of Idaho
v M n R O f l D E in 1934 with a BS Education de
gree and a Masters degree com
pietoed m 1940. He ha« been teach
JOIN
ing for eleven year« in the states >
The Comrour/ty Club at The
ol Idaho and Washington. Ho is
RUFUS GRANGE HALL
Dalles and heip return ng vet
not exactly a newcomer to Moro
erans acquire dub quarters.
at his athletic team« from Gold-,
Over 600 members. Thanks
S a tu r d a y , J u n e 3 0
¿¿dale, Wn„ have completed ag-
for your help
ainrt Moro for the past two years.
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SLUE ST
SUGAR STAMPS
graduate from OBC in 1*40. Tau
Rfetta»d, Oregon.
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fourth grade, a graAmte iron« the
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Be Hingham, Wn., ««I «<»*• «•
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Moro Irum
from Maryhill with 19 years
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Is an old established firm that has been
and repairing cars for a generation
The dependability of its products and the qual
ity of its service has been proven many times.
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Tirsa--Accessories
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J Graia. Feed. Floor, Fuel
Farm Implements, Bags, Twine
BARBED WIRE—GOOD
Feedstor*
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WASCO
Walther-Williams Co.
PHONES
Office
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Now, when it is doubly important that you
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have us take
care of your service problems.
POSTS
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Quality Store
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/TAHXY tdl us that the fat salvage problem has got to be licked in the m u M c iti—,
th e taerrxe e n d on th e ferm e,
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Our country has to have o n e h u n d red m illion m o re pou n d» of used fats this
year over last. And we’re the people who must save it.
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We’ve rolled up our sleevesi We*H save every drop and bit it is possible to scrape—
and keep on doing it till the last jap is licked.
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f o t * d “GitorpiMor*' Dtotd Troc
h o* «MJ M tUy wem't
they eoo ®ot • o<w “ Cotorpillor"
r H T W i why wo h o * o h od d
bock « ri*» tor pod-wor 4 d i*ry
B * * r f d yoon to •»*?
O ’ MEARA
Supply 4 Imp- Co
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F R r ” : “ Is it true. Judge, th at a war can’t
be \ i without the use of war-alcohol. . .
the 1.», I the beverage distillers have been
piodi^ing for the government for over
two years?”
OLD JUDGE: “ T h a t’s right, Fred. I t is a
bas:2 ingredient in the smokeless powder
use' ' i virtually every firearm from a pistol
to
Inch gun. And, in addition, it plays
MOW TO UO IT« Save all used fats in a tin can. Keep it handy tq the
stove. Scrape -your broilers and roasting pans, skim soups and gravies,
for every drop counts. Keep solid pieces of fat, such as roedt trimmings
and table scraps, in a bowl. Melt down when your ¿Yen’s going, add
the liquid fat to the salvage can. Take the can to your butcher as soon
as it’s full. He will give you four cents and two red points for every
pound. Your County Agent or Home Demonstration Agent can give
you full particulars.
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a more hum an role. The ntodical supplies
* which our m ilitary doctors upfe to alleviate
pain, com bat infection, save lives are pre
pared with war-alcohol.’’
FRED: “ No wonder, then, more a n d more
people are recognizing the great contribu
tion our beverage distillers have made to
the winning of the war with their JouW<-
4uiy product.’’
THit » tn tü w tt
b C-tftrtnct •/ AlrwMfc
/■SMMm far.
H
000,000 Hors Pounds of Used Fots Aro Noodod Tkis fsarF
e e d OPA.
P tíd f e r ty M ettry.
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