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New Teacher
Takes Over
Math Instruction
Mr and Mrs L. R. Conlee were
in Tacoma, Wash., last week with
their son, Howard and wife,
while Howard was taking his
physical examination prepare tory
to returning to the air corps from
which he was discharged last fall.
TU RN S O U T A BOUSE A D A T . . . New machine devetoped by R. O.
H arold J . T urner, of the rail LeTourneau, Peoria, 111., w ill tarn oat a house w ith two bedrooms in M
road association, came up from hours. The machine can be roiled into position on a home site oa pneu
matic tired wheels, pour the concrete and move on to the next site within
Portland Tuesday to spend a day £4 hours. The mass production idea has been demonstrated to Wilson
in th is county qn business.
W. W yatt, F H A . Unions are expected to object to this typo oi con
struction.
Mr and Mrs George T.farur.
w ere h ere briefly Tuesday a£Ur house yard to safeguard those who Rcfoert P e try was taken to the
hospital Tuesday night because of
noon com ing from Portland to climb th e steps a t night.
The sm all son of Mr and Mrs sudden illness..
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re tu rn Mrs Lola McCeiland to
A r d e il
m e a n s g o o d Ice C rea m
M r a n d M rs A lb ert Pleum ke
a re a t K ent th is week. She w a
D etroit g irl and is visiting here
w hile “D utch” is in Madras where
h e expects to w ork.
M rs B.A.Hogue w as dism Lsed
from T he Dalles hospital Tuesday
a fte r a b rie f illness.
M artha Bardenhagen was guest
of Carol N orton F rid ay
M rs E rn e st Sm ith and daugnter
Virginia w ent to Bay City tc visit
h er parents, Mr and Mrs George
McKay for a few days.
f „ M r and M rs W .B.W ilson and
fam ily and Ja y McKay and family
w ere din n er guests at the home
of Mr and M rs A lfred Lyon« *
Joyce Sm ith spent spring vaca
tlon in Redmond visiting Mr and
M rs Jo h n Keopke and fam ily
Velma M athias of Califoria has
been spending th e p ast few days
a t th e hom e of h er parents, Mr
and M rs Jam es M athias.
' Mr and M rs F ran k vonBorstel
took th e ir son, Jack to Portland
Saturdoy w here he entered a nos
pital to h av e an operation perfor
m ed on his knee. He will reenter
OSC on recovery.
C H U R C H E S
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L. K S m ith is m oving his stock
of fine Herefords and some *>f
his equipm ent to his new ranch
w est of Goldendale this week,
having sold his w heat crop and
w heat producing mpehinjery to
Donald von Borstel, whose father
bought th e ranch form erly farm
ed by Mr. Smith. C hester and A r
Sm ith and Eben Kee are helping
tru ck the cattle e w r
M. B. W inslow and Cecil Ro
berts, schodhnen of G rants Pass,
stopped here Saturday night whilv
on th e ir w ay home from the
teachers’ conference to confer
w ith Giles French.
John^ Joerger, contact man for
th e V eterans bureau in The Da!-
les will be at Moro all day April
9 and 24 to aid veterang who may
desire to have inform ation or ad
vice on service m atters. .
Loyd Kebey, form er Moro high
school student, now of Kent, has
reported to th e Naval A ir tr a r s
p o rt a t Seattle. His o u tfit has
pioneered flying under in stru
m ent conditions In Alaska.
Mike Mulick returned W ednes
day n ig h t from a trip to Portland
on business.
Arden Squire w ent over to
K lickitat county T hursday to
have a look see at the country
W endell Balsiger was in Port
land the first of the weak, re
tu rn in g W ednesday m orning.
W. S. Powell was in Prineville
last week end to visit w ith friends
for a day or two.
W es F u ller soki his spring
• calves, some under a year old,
th is week and received over
$100 apiece for them.
Mrs Sadie Rasm ussen of Pen
dleton w as here last week end to
visit h e r m other, Mrs Lucy Rug
gigs, w ho retu rn ed last T hursday
evening from a w inter spent with
relatives in California. She was
m et a t Klam ath Falls by her
daughter, M rs Lou Brown and
Agnes Strietzel, who brought her
the rest o f the w ay home. Thev
rem ained to visit here until Sun
day.
A new light has been installed
at the step s leading to the court
Iff. J. Smith
TELEPHONE MECHANIC
WILL WORK:
TIME AND MATERIAL
OR CONTRACT
can ch an ge
c o u n tr y lin e s to
m e e t n e w REA
W. J. SM ITH
1422 E ast 15th Street,
T H E DALLES, OREGON
Or call Phone 3291
A r d e n
m e a n s p u r e Ice C rea m
Grass V alley B aptist Church
Sunday School 10 :00 A . M .
M orning W orship 11 A . M.
lu re k a Lodge No. 121 A.FJk A.5L
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evening»
.of each month. Visitime
: members are cordially
‘invited to meet with ui.
LeRoy W right, W. M.
H. B. Pinkerton, SecrC^ry
B u c h o ltz h a s a s e le c t io n o f c o lo r s
a n d ta s te s th a t m e e ts a n y n e e d ,
/is Good for you
A shoestring is a little thing until it com es
untied or breaks. Then its very important.
W e have lots of ’em, long ones, short ones,
thick ones, thin ones, and NY LO N ones too
w hich are tougher and stouter and harder to
get. And w hile w e ’re under foot, so to say,
lets talk about shoes: H ow do your’a look?
We' can help on that with shoe polish, paste
or liquid, brushes, daubers, shiners, buffers
everything but the elbow grease and the old
C h ristian
Science
Society
Service a t 11 la. m., Subject:
“In R eality”
W ednesday m eetings first and
th ird W ednesdays of each m onth
Include testim onials of healing.
The reading room in the rear of
the church contains all authoriz
ed C hristian Science litera tu re
which m ay be borrow ed or p u r
chased.
WASCO METHODIST CHURCB
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Morning Worship—11 a.m.
Preaching service a t the Grasc
Valley M ethodist c h u rc h Sunday
afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Junior League 0:30 p. m.
P. L. Cannell, Pastor
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Moro Variety & Remedy
Grecian dialed!. Shine?
Tm t
P H O N E 771
Lodge
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Meet« 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in I.O<O.l
hall- T ransient
risiting brothers ai
cordially
invited
to meet with us.
Erueet Houston N . G.
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
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PLUMBING i HEATING
K ITES ARE DANGEROUS
PA CIFIC POW ER & LIGHT < O.
SERVICE
I. L KIRKELIE
PHONE 391
MORO
MO-HIT A C E • • . Johnny Vander
M eer, form er Cincinnati pitcher of
>o-hit fam e, photographed as he
pas discharged from the navy. The
Jouthpaw is now Si years old.
Mr and Mrs Tom Doumj? are
still in California w here tnev
w ent to visit her son and family.
Mr and Mrs Earle Shiley in Los
Angeles.
The w eather has finally i elec
ted and warm ed1 up a bit. hut
the «kies are cloudy ju st the
sam e as in Jan u ary or February
and here it is April.
Mrs George Moorhead spoke at
the Moro W om an’s Club here on
T hursday afternoon.
Howard A. Schdling, pastor
Moro Community Church
Bible School 1040 A. M.
Pot kick d in n er at noon. .
A nnual church m eeting in the
tem oon.
C hristian Endeavor 7:30 P. M.
Jam es D. Moberg, pastor
Moro
Safety is the rule of m ost indiv
iduals and we should always keep
this in mind. One careless chance
m ay bring in ju ry or death to an *•
one of us. All children and most
adults should be w arned not to
touch a w ire hanging from a
pole or laying on the ground. Re-
port it to your local power a n t
light company employees.
Home After Victory
Jack Boon, . of Tillamook, re
cently discharged from the brined
forces, came up Sunday night to
take over the teaching duties of
Maurice Letson, who resigned
the previous week.
h e r home. She had been staying
at th e Orlow M artin home to as
sist M rs M artin, recently returned
from the hospital, b u t had Taken
cracking a rib so wished to go to
her home in Portland.
WARNING
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Leghorns. 1946 circular avail
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Hatchery, Beaverton, Oregon.
FOR SALE: 20 A. with Groom
house in Moro. See Mrs Paul
ine Baker at the Mid-Col H o p .
The Dalles, Oregon, tfn.
MALE H E LP WANTED: Oppor
tu n ity of lifetime supplying
DDT and other profitable pro
ducts to farm ers in Sher ma
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S ta rt now Raw leigh’s Dept. OR
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WASCO, OREGON
R. C. ANDERSON, PHONE 232
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
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Meet« 2nd and 4th
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Meete Every Second anti
Fourth Thursdays in each
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Invited— Moro, Oregon
Helen Ruggles, W. M.
Edna Melxer, Secretary
for Breakfast, Lunch tand
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W e cater for Special Events
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MORO
Phone 271
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