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from Corvallis spent the week end were hosts a t a dinner p a rty Mon­
here visiting her fath er. A- A, day evening a t 6 o’clock honoring pany’s check for $29,164.81 was
handed to Sheriff C. C. Wilson by
Dunlap.
(their son, Keith, who celebrated
the company’« agent, B. H. Rober­
9th «birthday • an ni ver sai y.
John Roth AM 2c, of Astoria -his
Grass Valley November 13. Mr
son, Thursday, November 16th, in
and Mrs Alfred Kook were hosts and h is 'brother A rth u r Roth SK Those present were Karen Goddard full payment of the railroad’s net
at a dinner party at their home 2-c, who recently returned from Dennis Anderson, George Kelly, 1946 itoax in Shopman county.
Wednesday evening. Those present overseas and had been visiting L arry Smith, B arbara Blaylock,
Over a million dollars in tax
were M t and Mrs Truman Strong his parents, Mr and M rs Henry Judy Sm ith and the honor guest. assessments throughout Oregon
and Mr and Mrs Henry Barnum Roth, a t Olympia, Wash., arrived Gam es were played until 8 o’clock was «met by the Union Pacific on
of Jforo, Mr and Mrs Herman Pe­ «Saturday to spend a few days w h en ,M rs B arnett took th e rfitid-. (the same date, the exact figure
ters, Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson visiting friends, A rth u r is staying ren t/o their respective homes.
being $1,028,064.30. Of this amount
and Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall. a t th e Dell Old® home while here.
The Ladies Social Service club appiAximately 60 percent goes io
Contract was in play after dinner
Mrs A1 Roberta and her m other m et a t the (home «of Mrs Clyde ward the support of schools aid
a t -three tables with high acorts
in law, Mrs George Roberts, of Stradley Thursday with a potluck general educational -purposes. .
held by Mrs Strong and Herman
Corvallis and Mr and Mrs John dinner served a t noon ter 12 mem­
In Sherman county the Union
Peters and low scores for the ev
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Snyder of Shadron, N ebraska, a r ­ bers. '
ening went to Mr and Mrs C. R.
M rs W illiam Holmes returned
rived Wednesday a t the home of
Anderson.
home
Friday from Portlad where
the form er’s parents, Mr and Mrs
«he
spent
a week on busine»3 and
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett Fred Cox. Mr and Mrs Snyder
visiting
relative«.
and son, Keith, took Miss Nallie and Mrs George R oberts left
Mr and Mrs Jam es E aster were
Conroy and Pat McHugh to The Thursday for Corvallis. Mrs A1
(business
visitors in The Dalles
Dalles Sunday to visit John Con­ Roberts and children left Monday
Tuesday.
for their home in Corvallis.
roy who is ill at a hospital.
Mrs Al Fox and two grandsons,
Earl Harvey was taken to a
W .J. Crozier arrived Friday
Bobby an d J e rry Summerfield, Left
from Snohomish, Washington to hospital in The Dalle« Sunday ev­ Saturday to spend th e week and
spend a few days with his dau­ ening suffering from pleurisy and a t Sisters visiting Mr Fox and
ghter, Mrs Maude Garrett, before pneumonia.
other relatives.
Mrs Wren Hogue went to The
leaving for Sacramento, California
T -Sgt Sanford Kent left Tues­
Dalles Saturday to spend th e week
to spend the winter.
day
for Lebanon to visit his p ar­
end visiting her parents, Mr and
The Ladies Social Service club Mrs L. W. Amick, retu rn in g home ents, a fte r spending a week here
with his wife.
bazaar held a t the I.O.O.F. ball Monday afternoon.
M r and Mrs Bruce Alley ard
Saturday was well attended and
Mr and Mrs N orris Gilkisor. re­ Ed Alley were business visitors a t
everything sold and every one had
turned home Saturday from P ort­ Cascade Locks Saturday.
good time.
land where they spent a week on
Mrs Don Smith and son, Larry,
Sam S tark and son, H arry, were business and to visit her sister,
Mrs Maude G a rre tt and sons, Bil­
in The Dalles Thursday on busi­ Mrs Hazel Zurlinden.
ness.
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Mr and M rs E rnest Blaylock ly and Bobby, and I W. J. Crozier
w ent to Shaniko Sunday to a fam ­
u w n im i1 n» m 111 111 intu í 111 i n m w m r m u n m m u u n m in u m n n a ily dinner held a t the home of Mr
and Mrs Jam es Phifer. Mr and
T h e r e ’s n o t e n o u g h
Mrs Roy Von Foasen and son of
Maupin were also present.
T-Sgt and Mrs Sanford Kent
left Saturday for Condon to spend
the week end visiting (her parents,
Mr and Mns Crosby, returning
home Monday.
Don Cox took Mrs Howard Schil"
to g o a r o u n d
ling and son, John, to The Dalles
Monday where John received med­
ical attention.
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traffic accident* reported during
the. past two months.” Farrell said.
ACCIDENTS COMBING
Ankle deep in mud, the U K
“Many m otorists.apparently over­
AS HIGHWAYS FILL
look the necessity of vehicle con­ town fefetsball te am
touchdowns beiand. Above the
servation, forgetting that new cars
Accident reports indicating me­
etill are in the distant future and downpour rose the voice of a fan:
chanical defects as causative fac­
“Okay boys. Come on now. The
that repair parts often cannot
tors today led Secretary of State
tide’s
with you.”
be obtained.” • * \
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Robert S. Farrell to issue a re­
minder «to Oregon motorists that
-thoughtful driving » important
THE OLD RELIABLE for
to vehicle conservation through ac­
Qu&lity—Dependability—Courtesy
cident prevention.
B u y i m r e X & 'A ^ n m
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Quality Store
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W e h a v e o u r s u p p ly , w h ic h is fairly
c o m p le te , b u t m a y n o t la st u n til
C h r is tm a s .
W e d o h a v e g ifts for e v e ry o n e — >
to ilet s e ts , d resser s e ts , m e n s ’ se ts,
bill fo ld s, m a n ic u re sets, o tb e rs -
L in e of h o lid ay g re e tin g s & w r a p p in g s
Mr and Mrs Wallace May and
fon, Clarence, w ent to Hood River
Sunday, Mrs May remained to vis­
it her parent«, Mr and Mn» J. A.
W alter.
Mrs L. D. May has a« bar guest
her daughter, Mns Guy Boyer of
John Day, who arrived Sunday. ,
Mr and Mrs H . 0 . 'D ugger and
Mrs John Rust and daughters were
business visitors in The Dalles
Saturday.
Mr and Mns Bud B rinkert ard
M r and Mrs H. 0 . Dugger were
guests a t the home of Mrs John
R ust Sunday evening.
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r . F armer , we rwed your
M help. We neea yt>u to
pitch in on a job that’« bigger
now than at any time since
Pearl Harbor.
It’s the job of helping out
people here at home, and
our sons and brothers and
husbands wherever their
m ilitary duties may have
taken them
We need youi help to keep
U .S .O . C lu b h o u se s an d
Camp Shows going, to enable
W afrrisoners’ Aid to spread
its mercy among American
prisoners of war still in Jap
CONGRATULATIONS, FOOTBALL TEAM
W h eat League To
AND BEST OF LUCK TODAY
G et S p eak ers
GRASS VALLEY CONFECTIONERY
PAUL GODDARD
AS A GUIDE TO
FINE WHISKEY
B The
n a m e o f C o r b y ’ s In
86 Proof
68.4% G rair
N eutral
Spirits
Canada stands fo r fine whiskey
tra d itio n , a n d C o r b y ’s — Ms
produ ced in A m e r ic a to d a y
—m erits the ap pro val o f the
m o st c r it ic a l. Y o u . to o , w ill
enjoy the fine p re-w ar quality
o f this lig h t, so ciab le M end.
— A s k f o r Corby’s
tim e you bu y.
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CORBYfc
Two of the top agricultural
leaders from W ashington, D. C.
have accepted invitations to speak
a t the eighteenth annual meeting
of the Eastern Oregon W heat
league in Pendleton December 6
to 7, announces C. W. Smith, sec­
re ta ry of the league and members
o f the QSC Extension
service
staff.
These two men are N. E. Dodd,
director of the field services divi­
sion of the Production and M arket,
ing adm inistration, and C. C. Fcr-
ington, head of the grain division
of the PM A. Both are well known
to Oregon grain growers for their
past, connection with the AAA or­
ganization.
Dodd, a Baker county farm er
served as chairman of the Oregon
state AAA committee, then was
western regional director and fin­
ally national adm inistrator when
the AAA was taken into the new
PMA. Farrington was also active
in the national AAA organization.
The future of t-he American
w heat industry, its relation to
world wheat tra d e and possible
postw ar wheat program s of the
federal government a re among
the top items on the program at
this year’s meeting, says Smith.
“Anyhow,” sez Pa J W m a n , a
guy can still take a chaw without
feelin’ th a t he should first offer
pne to a l-ady.”
Spe-cializing
P tO O U C C D IN T H i Ü .8 . A .
ender A s direct supervision of
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Peoría, Illinois *
LIFE INSURANCE
Mrs. Ormond Hilderbrand, Wasco
Arnold Dunlap, Grass Valley
J. E. Norton, Kent *
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Friday, November 16 2 p.m.
Annuities
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Endowment«
Limited payment plans
Salary Saving«
Retirement Income«
PAUL R. McCULLOCH
406 East 2nd.
The Dallas.
See:
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No matter what you glva,
it’s vitally needed. We hope
you’ll give from the bottom
of your heart and pocketbook.
More than ever before, every
dollar counts. So dig deep,
won’t you? And dig now.
Enterprise Savages vs M o r o Huskies
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lot. Barclay & Co., limitad
in all forms
FOR WOMEN
hands, to feed and clothe and
keep alive the destitute men
and women and children of
ravaged lands over the whole
face of the earth—to help our
own grieved and uprooted and
troubled, right here at home.
You can provide that help by
giving to your local Commu­
nity War Fund.
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MORO RECREATION FIELD ADULTS 8.25
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DI SCHOOL .90
GRADES .25