Sherman County journal., September 07, 1945, Page 4, Image 4

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Grass Valley Man
Out of Army *•
After Prison Camp
Earl (Xda and Mr* Edgar A1
le y m otored t o Portland Monday
t o bring Mr and M rs Glenn. P erry
hia d i ^ r ' -
c e from t h . » m y under the point
sy stem a t F ort L ew is.
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Mr and M rs M arcus E slinget
and «family m oved to K ent la st
•week t o m ake theft- home as he
w l l work fo r W iUiam Jefferies.
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F riday S eptember ,
7 id4d
Mr and Mrs Arden Squire and to Maupin Labor D ay fcojvisit tlié
Mr and M r»
0 . Shull Of P ort­
children and Mr and Mrs Ebe», form er's daughter, Mrs Roy Van land and Mra Connie Tallm an and
Kee fteft F riday fo r R iverside, W ». f ossen arçj. fa n u ’v.
»laughter, Jacqueline o f Gresham ,
to spend a fe w d ays v isitin g rel-
Mr fcnd Mrg j y ¿>i.*gg u n i cam e- Sunday t o spend Labor D ay
a tiv es.
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daughter, M arie, w en t td Binger., w eek end v isitin g a t the hom e e f
Mr and Mrs D ell Olds and Mr ^ a s - h ., Saturday to v is it their son Mr and Mrs B oyce Blaylock and
and Mrs Ted T rim ble w ent to Mt and daughter dn law , M r and Mrs fam ily.
Hood Thursday for huckleberries. j am es g la g g and fam ily , return-
M^s John R ust and daughters,
Geraldine
and l*hyUia, le ft F ri­
Mr and M rs Don <Clodfe4ter and in* home Sunday even in g.
p ..jjt>s
Mrs E stel H artley took her son, day for P ortland to spend several
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Jam es, to The D alles Tuesday tv - week» v isitin g relatives.
^ ^ ^ j ^ ^ a n ^ M ^ C l o d f e l L e r enin* when
«ntered the ^ospi-
M rs R oy H aynes le ft Friday for
to « h o o l. Mr and M » Ctodfe
>in
tai
for
a
ton
si
lee
tom
y
on
W
ednes­
her
hom e in Portland a fte r v isit­
wiU
«<»"* back and f<)rth *r0
day.
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in g h er siste r , Mrs H. 0 . D ugger.
ranch.
Mr and Mr» iR. E. LebJeu and
P h yllis Oestrebch le ft one day
Correction in last w eeks new s
children
w en t to The D alles Wed­
jagt w eek fo r her hom e in R itz- Mr and Mrs J . S. NewscAmb did
v j,e> \ y aah a fter spending a few not go tQ C alifornia as reported,
dayg M th e lDon C lodfeltsr home.
Mr and Mrs C larence KqUey of
A rzeM L em ley
and
Mrs A. A. Portland visited a fe w days la st
Ed AMey bought the Bob E s-
lin g e r hou se la st w eek and Mr
E slin g e r wiD m ove to Lebanon
to m ake, hi* hom e. H is son in lav-
• n d «taughtor, Mr and Mrs Bob
Dunlap le ft T uesday fo r Portland w eek a t the home o f Mr and Mrs
u attend th e A m erican . Legion C harles D avis.
,
Mr and M rs W. C. P a t t e is o i
convention.
Mr
M rs Rock k f t Tues(lav and son, Gene, o f The D alles carne
for th air hom e jn P ortla„ d a fte r
Sunday and w ere over .n i«h t
g
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sts
at the home o f Mr ar.d
Johnson and daughter, Joan, cam • v isitin g a t the hom e of their son
Mrs
Herman
Z iegler.
up Satu rd ay evClimg from Leba- an4j daughter in law, Mr and Mrs
non to take her fa th er back with A lfred Rock,
I. D. Pike cam e from Herm is-
them 0 « M onday.
Mrs Maude G arrett 'a^nl sen s, ton Sunday and w ill put out the
Mr and Mr* A F B alxer sp -n t BiUy and Bibby, and Mr and Mrs m ail w hile Mr and Mrs Wren ,Ho-
Monday
U W asco v isit- Jam es P h ifer and dau* h u 'r' * erit «^e take a vacation,
ang Mr and Mr* <Gua H artm ann.
Mr and Mr» Vern Cox arrived
Saturday from D orris, C alifornia
to visit a t th e Fred and B ert Cox
homes.
nesday on business.
x Mr *nd Mr* E rnest tE sliagtr o f
Moro w ore Sunday dinner gu ests
a t th e home o f Mr and Mrs D el
Eaton.
Books
A re the
true
levellers, d sey lik e and those- w ho can like
T h ey g iv e t o all, who w ill fa u h - any -MM*
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fu lly u se them , ‘t he so ciety , the C ox, In 44 Random DeogdMF*
ep iritu al p resen ce, o f the: best
and g r e a te st o f our race.
— W. E. Channing
Jack D em psey le f t fo r hi* home
in Portland Thursday a fter help-
Som ething W e N ever N oodle N ow
to g - C harles D avis through har­
“T here are tw o k in d s o f wom en
v est
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th ose w h o can g e t an y fellah
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Mr an d Mrs W .C . Todd and
Mra John E ngstrom w en t to Mt.
Hood S atu rd a y a fte r huckleber­
ries.
Mr and M rs L ester Barnum and
M rs M att Sim on w ent huckeber-
rytog T uesday o n M t. Hood.
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W hat it take, to rain.
Introducing myself:-
I h ave b ought A lle y ’s C o n fec tio n e ry
In t h is jie w cap acity I h o p e to k eep
th e store as useful to th e c o m m u n ity
THE OLD E E L l/B L E for
as it has been in th e padt.
Q uality—D ependability—Courtesy
W e a th e r” won’t come through your
roof
i f you seal the surface w ith Standard's
tough coatings. Use Standard Asbestos R oof Coating fo r
I w ill con tin u e to d o business at the
Mrs Emma Cox cam e Monday
from V ancouver. W ash., to v isit
a t th e Fred and B ert Cox and
C harles A nderson hom es.
Mr and Mr* Bernard Martin and
daughter and Mrs Boyce Blaylock
ors in T he DaUes T hursday.
Mr and Mrs W allace May w ent
to The D alles T uesday on business.
Mr and Mrs
Edison
Suther­
land and Mr and Mrs Rooert
W eiss and chHdren arrived Suiv-
day ev en in g fro m Richland, W ash.,
bringing J an ice Bibby home a f ­
ter spending several w eeks v i s i t ­
in g
her aunt,
Mrs Sutherland.
T hey w ere over n ig h t g u ests at
th e Arthu?* Bibby hom e.
Mr and M rs C. W. F ields left
Saturday afternoon fo r H erm iston
to v isit Mr and Mrs I. D. Pik*».
and on to Pendleton to visit the
fo rm er’s son, Leighton F ields and
Mrs F ields, returning home Mon­
day evening.
Mr and Mrs Gus S m ith , Mrs
John H a y s and Mrs Arch Zehner
all o f The D alles sp en t W ednesday
and Thursday here w ith relatives.
Mr and Mrs E rnest Blaylock
and Boyce Blaylock w ere busbies?
v isito r s in The D a lles Tuesday
W allace May and Mrs Grace
Zeveiy and daughter, Jean, w ent
to The Dalle* S aturday on. busi-
n tss and to m eet Mrs W allace May
and eon, Clarence, who returned
from
Hood R iver
w here
they
sp en t th e week v isitin g her par­
ent», Mr and Mrs J. A. W alter.
Mr and Mra E rn est Blaylock
and Boyce Blaylock w en t to Mt.
Hood S a tu rd ay fo r huckleberries.
Mias Florence Kruaow le f t Fri­
day fo r Hood River going on to
Portland to
»pend a few
days
v isit m g relatives.
D ell Olds w en t to th e M etolius
to spend the week end a t the H ar­
ry H eisin g ranch.
Mr and Mr* C. R.
Anderson
had as their gu^rts from W ednes­
day to Sunday no» m other, M rsC .
A nderson o f Portland and hw s is ­
ter, Capt. F ran ces Anderson. fa
su rgical nurse, w ho ireceivtty re­
turned from E ngland, landing in
N ew Y ork A u gu st 11, a fte r «pend­
in g a year and a h a lf w ith the
army over seas. They lp ft Sunday
fo r K lam ath F a lls to v isit rela­
tive*.
Mr and Mra Jerry Cunliff and
d aughter returned to their hom e
in CorvaMia M onday a fte r spend­
ing several day* v isitin g her fa th ­
er, L. K. Sm ith.
M rs Ted von B orstel took her
son. G eorge, and daughter, M arie,
to The D alles T uesday w here th ey
w ill reg ister a t S t. M ary’s acad ­
em y.
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Mr and Mrs C harles Anderson
received a le tte r from their dau­
gh ter, Lt. D oris A nderson, w ith
the arm y nurse corp«, th a t »he is
now in Burm a.
Mr and Mrs Ted
von -Borstel
Mra K eith D eC ourcey, Mr and
Mra W. T. H olm es sp en t Monday
on Mt. Hood picking huckleberries.
Mra E dgar A lley and children,
. John and Barbara. Carl and Ina
May Ziegler w ere b u sin ess v isit-
era in T he D a le s Saturday.
PFC Robert Holm e* returned
from F o rt Lew is Thursday on a
•0 -d a y furlough. < ,
Mra R ay P etereit and son, T er­
r y , le ft Sunday fo r Y akim a, W ash.,
to v is it veto Neva and frien d s g c -
to g on to S eattle to v isit relatives
and friend* b efo re returning hom e.
Mr and Mra Edgar A lley and
children Carl Ziegler, Mr* Char­
le s P errigo, Mrs H elen B ayer and
daughter, J u lia , and E thel „ and
M argaret B arn ett
w ont to -/M t.
flo o d F riday to pick huckleberries.
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sam e stand and g iv e co u rteou s atten -
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ftbn to yo u r w ants.
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Shingle Stain or O il.
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C. R. Anderson, Grass Valley, Phoae 2 3 2
J. C. Wilson, Wasco, Phone 5 5 2
GRASS VALLEY CONFECTIONERY
G R A SS
V ALLEY
Paul Goddard
Y our io t a l r e p r e s e n t a t iv e fe r
S T A N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA
HERE’S REAL LOW-COST ELECTRICITY
AT PP&L'S NEW LOW
BATES, YOU GET 125
KWH AT AN AVER­
AGE SAVING EQUI­
V A L E N T TO ONE
M O N T H'S FREE
SERVICE PER YEAR
P R IC E IS O N L Y
1 % e PEP. K W H
A N Y W H E R E ON
THE PP&L SYSTEM
EXCESS OVER 8 5 0
KWH AT U P « KWH
THFS BIG BLOCK OF KWH AVAILABLE POR ANY PURPOSE
AT THE VERY LOW RATI OF ONLY 6 /1 0 OF A CINT PIR KWH
(YOU CAN USI 600 KWH, AT THIS RATI, FOR JUST $3.601
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D
o you realize how little it costs to add to your present elec­
Then when you get,up to 250 KWH a month, your rate drops
trical com forts and conveniences with PP&L’s.n ew low rafes
sharply down to only 6/10 ths of a cent a kilowatt-hour. You can
for homes and farms?
buy 600 KWH at this big-value, quantity discount price! And if
Look at the diagram above. You’ll see that your new low rate
your requirements call for more th^n a total of 850 KWH a
drops to only P/2 cents a kilowatt-hour as soon as you have used
month the added kilowatt-hours cost you the very modest amount
125 kilowatt-Jiours in any month.
of 1 cent per KW H.
In o th e r w ords, if you already use 125 KWH a month, you can
increase your use by 100 KWH, for example, at an additional *
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cost of only $1.59.
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' With such an attractive rate available, it is wise home man-
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agement to start planning now for the new electrical appliances
you need and want—and that will be ready for you soon!
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