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W ’ 8 - *°w ell and daughter,
Mrs Opal P arkins, retu rn ed from
Mexico and w ay points last Wed
nesday, having been gone sever
al weeks.
Miss V irginia Isaac, daughter
of Mrs G rover Coffman, is here
for a visit as is h e r fiancee,
-N o rm a n Fields, deputy sheriff M S g t J ° hn H ’ K nlerim ’ who
and son of M r and Mrs Ctecil 18 ° n hlS W3y to Cam p Crow der*
- Fields of Wasco, was m arried MlasourL
W ednesday, Ja n u ary 23 in P ort
Mrs Paul May and Mrs Lewis
la n d 'to Miss Elsie Joyce Means, McKee entertained at the May
daugher of Mr and jMrs Jam es L* home Tuesdav for the member?
M eans of th a t c ity They are at ° f the Pa8t Nob,e G,‘antl club of
p rese n t living a t Wasco but ex- the Rebekah lod«e }
pect to m ove to Moro as soon as
Men dl8charSel fropi the ser-
living accommodations can be se- Vlce and reP°rtln 8 to ^ e
local
cured.
, •
tlraft board ,are; Gordon Boice,
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A Eugene Norton, Kenneth Blau,
• Mrs Nellie H ughes ,left Tues- Glenn VanGilder, Raymond Van
day for Salem after being here Gilder, Darold Belshe, Clifford
tw o w eeks in charge of the se- Kenny, Robert Holmes, Lawrence
’M otive service office, w here she Nisbet, 1 Ralph Bolen and Jam es
train ed h er successor, Charles O’Meara. i '
Cowherd.
Richard E arl of ( Grass Vaiiey
C urtis Tom was
about the was sent to th e naval : hospital
county W ednesday organizing for at A storia last week and Robert
the Red Cross drive which will P etry of-M oro w ent to th a t nos-
be the next cam paign on the pital th is week to have a bit of
* ,
shrapnel rem oved from his back.
The. sta te tax commission .will
w ere sen t through the
h a v e . a n -a u d ito r ,in MoYo ¿March 031 gerv ice o ffic e r W il^ K ni*>
27 from 8:30 until noon to aid ten '
tax payers in com puting Choir
B reakfast served until noon
< tax retu rn s, according to an an- Sunday m ornings.. Special Sun-
nouncem ent m ade this week.
day dinners
at 1:30 Hote!
M rs Tom Jo n es returned Sun- ^ oro Coffee Shop,
day from .a v isit ,with her dku-
1716 Moro W om an’s club will
a h ter a Tvah Valiev
meet todav F e b ru ary 1, when •
Canada will be the subject for
A lex McLeod moved his family the talk. M rs Theodore Johnston
to G rass Valley Thursday hav- will speak and pictures of Cann
ing bought his m other’s place in dian scenes will be shown. Mrs
' that town. His daughter, Mrs Charles Ruggles will be musical
’j a c k Corwin will live there also director.
as h er husband is coming home
The Sherm an county u n it of
from the Pacific |w ithin a few the council of Republican worn-
d a y s.
‘
en will hold its regular meelmu
Seventh and eighth graders at 1:30 p. m. at the office of Mrs
w ere invited to a birthday party B. E. Hailey in Wasco. All mem-
fo r W ily K nighten Jr. who was bers and those interested are
14 T hursday.
cordially invited to attend.
A fam ily dinner in ,honor of ; Mr and Mrs Lot R ust m oved
th e 88th birthday of L L Peetz this week to D ufur to take over
w as given by his wife and dau- a business there. Alvin Leullen,
ghter, Mrs Karl T>andstrom, Wed- her -bicther, left th is week als^,
n esd a y n ig h t. .
•*
leaving th eir 'house here vacant
Sheriff
Takes Portland
As Bride
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Wedgewood Stationery
98 cents and a bargain
S T . V A L E N T I N E ’S D A Y
X,
Of course, me lad, you’re going to
get her a box of candy for Valentine’s
Day. W e have some nice ones, espec
ially for these short-sugared days, and
we’ll be glad to save some sweetness
for your heart’s desire. Its not a m at
Ir-
SXiriey Gfred
BM Matthews
Henry Ja«q«r
V ivienne Jsquet, 18, o f Silver-
A chievem ent Activity. His reward
ton, w ins a trip to the N ational
Is a n m all-expense
trip to the Chi-
M M
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H r t a r r o ..
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4-H Club Congress provided by
_ Club
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CMP
Congress,
provided by
Servel, Inc., for her achievem ents S w ift A Company. The boy’s"rec-
in the 4-H Food Preparation Ao-
ord sh ow s that he now has 407
livlty. Her 8-year record in club
h en s and roosters and plans to
work show s that she planned, pre- * Increase h is lo c k about 200 pul-
pared and served 840 balanced
le ts each year. H is total poultry
, m eals. The girl led a cooking
incom e in the last two years was
club in 1943-44. She and her
81.815.84, o f w hich 325 was in cash
younger sister have done a ll the
prises. H e sta tes: “The greatest
cooking for the fam ily thia year
tonor I have won was a certlfl-
because her m other has been 111. cate given by (he U. 8. Army
V ivienne also canned 1,348 quarts
Quarterm aster Corps for produc
of foodk
ing the m ost food in Douglas
county 4-H work." Four state
Shirley Girod, 18, o f McMinn co-w inners who each receive a
ville, is rewarded for h er outstand
435 U. 8. Savings Bond are Don
ing “all around" achievem ents in
ald H edeen, of Astoria; Arlene
the National 4-H Girls* Record
Adams, Bugene; Ruth Quint. Ore
Activity., w ith an all-expense trip
gon City, and Ilea Kreager, Nyssa.
to the Chicago Club C ongress pro
H enry Jaeger, 15, o f Condon,
vided by M ontgomery Ward. Dur
has been named to rep resen t the
ing 5 years In Club work, the* girl
state for a se ctio n a l award of a
sew ed, m ade over or m ended 74
Club Congress trip In the General
garm ents, prepared and served
Motors 4-H Farm S a fety A ctivity.
1,352 m eals, baked 147 batches of
T he boy's achievem ents In safety
bread and pastries, canned 1,845
work include tightening brake on
jars of foods, m ade m any hom e
truck, fixing exhaust on granary
improvement articles and gave 24
engine, fixing holes In floors of
dem onstrations. In addition, she
farm buildings and putting a
served her 4-H Club a s m usic
sw itch on electric motor. He also
chairman for three years, program
repaired extension cords, pulled
chairman two years, and w as as-
protruding nails In the barn and
sietant leader in 1948 directing
porrai, mended electric wires,
sum m er projects, show ing better
fixed refrigerator, made a place
cooking and food preservation
for tools in the basem ent and
methods. Shirley won m any plac-
corrected numerous other hat-
lugs on her exhibits, including
ards. State co-winners who also
195.75 In c a s h prizes, w hich
each receive a 325 U. 8. Savings
brought the total estim ated value
Bond are Larry Wade, of Con
of her 36 com pleted 4-H projects
don; Charles Hornecker, Cornel
to $2,966.48.
ius; Darrel Quint, Oregon City;
Bill M atthews, 15, o f Roseberg,
Al Ziebert. Sublimity; Hazel Nel-
1« O iegon’s first state winner in
son, N orth Bend, and Eugene
the new National 4-H Poultry
8torey, Sw eet Home.
All of these a ctivities w ere conducted under the direction of the
E xtension Service of the State Agricultural College and USDA co
operating.
, The card p a rty sponsored by
the E astern S tar social club was
held in the Masonic hail Tues
day w ith four tables of contract
in play with high scores held
by Mrs Glen P erry and Dell Olds
and low score held by Earl Olds.
Nine tables of pinochle w er? in
play with high scores held by
Mrs Joe Blbby and Orville Rug-
8
les and low »core
held by Mrs
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Lorraine Kent. Mrs W illard Bar-
nett received the door ¡prize. -
Refreshm ents were served af-
ter the party by the com m ittee
in charge.
j
Army Service
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Mr and Mrs Karl L andstrom
retu rn ed Sunday from an ex
tended trip to lth e coast and val
ley points.
Gilliam County
Paul Goddard and Mrs Frank
Bayer and son, Claud, went to
Portland W ednesday for a ¿ew « C.
Nish, operator of a laige FnR
days business trip.
wheat ranch located about 30
m iles
Jam es E aster made a bustness
lr\ fn
lixxrxH nnn
loet ,weck-
u/PPv
trlp
lo Bend
one nnu
day last
Leighton Fields came from
Pendleton Tuesday to visit Ills
father, C W. Fields and Mrs
Fields^ H,s wife and baby ha, e
been here several days. Leighton
returned to Pendleton W ednes-
day.
a
Al Fox bought the Jake Es-
linger house and will remodel
it for renting.
;
Mr and Mrs W ren Hogue took
John Conroy to The Dalles Tues-
day
u to
, visit his sister. , Nellie,
w ^o is ill In the hospital,
Mrs W ren Hogue was (a ousj-
ness visitor in The Dalles Mon-
,
day*
L. K. Smith and Don Cox
went to Arlington Tuesday
to
Have you thought recently of
the advantages of having good
stationery?
We’// be glad to make some
a
for you
' Sherman County Journal
T. Letter Jeteuoo
10 p. iu.
A rlington
in
** work horses A.
VOn B o rstel> K ent.
13-I5p
uilllam county,
dem onstra. T
__ acre field that
•
’»uivc faceti cow s.
ted , on a 385
con-
no
brand,
ea
r
m ark u n d er bit.
tour g tr|p farm ing sayes w)j| an(J
in
left,
crop
in
right. M arcus
general|y r iu lhia ,al.RC w|R.a|
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slin
g
er
Phone
425,
G rass Val-
<x.eralion whfcij ,lerifes
.p
ley-
13p
come from ]lveg
,)u(
jncj.
pa||y fl.Qm
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whea(
Order early f o r ’ preferred da,tes.
Christie Ne*w Hampshires, Rock-
The above pictured field held
Hamp Grose, and Dryden White
8011 d url"S ^ e heavy cloud-
Leghorns. 1940 circular avail
able. Hatches weekly. H a rt’s
burst last sum m er and has also
Hatch-ery, Beaverton, Oregon.
held the soil during several run-
off periods. The field is laid ,o u t Experienced
man with lam ny
with 180 foot strips, showing Sam Pace. Kent. Ore Box 43
dark in the picture with 30 foot
wants year around job. W rite
or more correction guide strips
of crested wheat grass between. TAKEN VP: W hite faced year
ling steer, ear m arked, swallow-
The 180 foot strip s are all in
fork in the left, half crop in
one year and fallow the next, this
the right, no visible brand. H.
m akes it possible to graze the
O. Dugger, Grass Valley.
,
13«'
‘db* f * croP 1 otution ydien estab- ^fulc Help W anted: O pportunii. of
I^ h e d on th e ran ch . T he w heat
stu b b le 1» all returned to the
.
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BARBED WIRE—GOOD
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163
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162
POSTS
Residence
182
OREGON
Its the little things that cause the
trouble — therefore, we ¡have put
in a stock of varied sizes of these
little and necessary items:
B R A K E S P R IN G S
C O M PR ESSIO N S P R IN G S
M A C H IN E S C R E W S
R E C E S S E D H E A D SC R E W S
S H E E T M E T A L SC R E W S
S P R IN G B O L T S '
SP A C IN G W A S H E R S
F IB R E W A S H E R S
W OODRUFF K EYS
’ T A P E R P IN S
S T A R T E R B O L T S A SC R E W S
V A L V E S P R IN G K E Y S ;
R A D IA T O R C A P S
W oods & Evans
.
lifetime supplying DDT ami cvh-
er profitable products to fui fil
ers in Sherman county. No < x-
perienee o>r capital required.
Must have auto and g o ’>d refer
ences. Permanent. Writ*, or wire
NcNESS COMPANY, Dept. D,
2423 Magnolia St. Oakland 7,
California.
12-13
8O" near "»■ « u fa e e and with
contour Bee<lin« and ,ulla8t'- thlIi
field is protected from erosion
better than most of the sloping
lands in the Columbia basin.
More and more, farm ers ate
convinced It takes several conser-
vation practices on a field to
hold the soil, according to Dis- FOR SALE: New portable electric
trict Conservationist Ramon L.
record f l a yers. Complete units
in lug^pBe type covered cases,
Kent, of Pendleton, Oregon. The
grass ‘■strips are usually clipped
P erm an en t Needle. $42.50. Mail
wjth mower to keep down weeds
orders filled immediately. Ja-
ancj make the crested wheat
quith Music Company, Complete
Music Service, Salem, Oregon
grass m ore palatable to livestock
ant|
provide ground mulch of
12-13-14c
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RUFUS GRANGE H ALL
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song of pep and power. You can depend
WAAOO
DANCE
T he Daller O rchestra
s o u th
Wanf Ad»
f.n syBtem of fa n ," nK w l" n t
Mr and Mrs Herm ah Peters
and Henry Peters went to The
Dalles Sunday when Henry • en-
tered the hospital for a opera-
tlon.
Notice: A m eeting will be held
at the Odd Fellow hall In Moro
W. B. W ilson and Grover Monday February 4 to enable
th e women of the Veterans of
w*re in B ortlan<l Sunday F()reign W ars
to organize 3n
ai\ , _ f _ j a y . ° n ^ usine88-
auxiliary.
Mr and Mrs H arry Justesen
Mr and Mrs Charles Peirigo
and son, Eddie, retu rn ed from
z-i
moved last week to the Vinton
Vancouver B. C. 'M onday. Mrs
.
hv
Mrs .
.
.
house from the ,apartm ent by
Justesen s father, Mr Docker ac-
barber shop
com panied them here, f,
Mr and Mrg Tom A„ ey left
MrjJ Mike Sm lth received wor(, Tuesday for Stockton, California
th a t Calvin W hittington is w ith to visit their son in law and dau-
hl8 m other In Yreka, California ghter, Mr and Mrs Leonard
and a tu ,nding hlgh 8choo, th(?re Joneg
Calyin hfld
8tayjng at
gm Iths ti„ hjs d ep artu re a wf~ k
Saturday, Feb. 2
Tried Now I d
grass stubble to hold the soil or
w ater if any should move from
cultivated strips. The grass can
be used for pasture, seed prod tie-
’’ ’ g , tion or for hay.
m ake their hom e h ere’
ihe Cox farm and |two Hereford
heifers for Mr Smith th at eu..,.
they
bought at the Herb Chandler sale
at Baker and were taken by
Chandler to the live «lock show
in Denver
Home From
Contour
Strip Farm ing 385 acre lnw
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<
s lr lp s
are 180 feet
field on the C. A. Nish farm 20
" v in width.
miles south of Arlington, Ore- li^h»
,W f 3 ^grass (aPPeurini?
gon, Gilliam county. Wheat-fal- feet Wide °
°
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Soil Conturing
Mr and Mrs Ivan Blagg went
to Lebanon Tuesday to bring
back the household goods ?f Mr
and Mrs Alton Coyle who will
b rin g back a llc re fo n l bull
Eugene Norton
The county wide •• farm plan-
ning com m ittee will m eet at the
court house n ex t W ednesday a t
10 a. m. w ith th re e com m ittees
prepared to carry on the sched-
ule of work mapped o u t Paulen
Kaseberg will be tem porary cha-r
m an of the soil ■ conservation
committee. W allace May is chair ago.
m an of th e land use com m ittee
Melvin Babb retu rn ed
W ednes
from a previous meeting.
day from his • hom e in Idaho
Mr and Mrs T rum an Strong w ^ ere
attended a fam ily re-
w ere In Portland Sunday to a* u n f°n-
I
tend the w edding of Clifford
Kenny to Dorothy Miller, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs M arvin Mil
ler, now of th a t city.
9
B U C H O L T Z C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
'4 ? vzSl
Vivienne Jaqeet
Fred Anderson, M arion Crews,
and Patricia Pinkerton, students
of W illam ette 'u n iv ersity , w ere
week end guests in Sherm an
county.
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ter of age. T he ladies like candy at any
age, and men like to give it to them.
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N recocnition of th eir outstanding 4-H records in food preparation
his father had died at th a t place.
The Moro B reakfast club will
meet again nex t W ednesday
m orning at 6:30, the hour s e tty '
the by-laws for m eetings.
Moro Variety £ Remedy
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Sponsors Party •
girls' record, poultry and safety four Oregon rural boys and girls
I have
been named 1946 sta te cham pions in their respective clnb activ
ities. T he w inners and brief outlines o f their records follow :
At Grass Valley
George Updegraff was In Port-
Mr and Mrs Eugene Norton
land and Salem last Friday and and daughter arrived
Tuesday
Saturday.
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from Porland to visit his par-
Mr and Mrs H erb Hensley left ents, Mr and Mrs J. E. Norton,
his
for Carrollton, ’ M issouri
this J 11«*0® recently
received
week upon receipt ,of word th at
a r®e ^rom
*nny.
5 - 10 - 15 - 25
«
Eastern Star
in O regon 4-H Championships
Bob Roberson had his left leg
broken ju st above the ankle In
a scuffle on the basketball floor
at Wasco last Thursday night.
His ankle was also sprained.
After a day or two tn the hoepl-
tai he is getting around on c ru t
ches
Valentines
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