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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1948)
» i ........ PAGM « J s im m A K COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO- OREGON Mr and Mrs Vem Mobley at ^ a T fo im a ^ w h e r^ “ tt.ey Rent FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, IMS M r am) Mr« A. A. Dunlap went her 1 » ™ ^ < £ ¿ ¿ Grass Valley Entertain V' r’r * ’ W in S p ecia l R e c o g n itio n „VPWOB r— . 1» « « S ""‘SS, ¿ " ‘“ u The «,oner* “ d br,ei of the** records follow: to The Dalle« Susday to visit Coon and Mr a their daughter Mrs. Harrf Hoop Coon. S u th e r,and visited relatives and friends Mrg A A Duniap and e r Mr and ito O v d e Stradley and who spent over a week here with sons X to X " ! Friday on her B lstenM ^. " y ^ d f a m k busines and to visit relatives. 1» turning home Sunday. . • ,®ess accompanled by ln ,a and slaughter, Mr Hgrry Hooper o{ The Mrs Dalles had Thanksgiving dinner . their son in law and daugh We Invite you to open an account Greta, The Dalles»’ .. Thanksgiving By M n A. F. „ , Mrs George Smith went to The Dalles Wednesday and h a d Thanksgiving dinner with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs W. T. Solvester. They came home Friday accompanied by their daughter, Judy, who spent the week end here with them, they took her back to St. Mary’s academy Sunday. • B. C Baumgartner and dau ghter, Margaret .went to Port land Monday evening on busi ness (returning home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Kai Carter and daughter of La Grande were overnight guests of Mr and Mis Fred Cox Wednesday on their way to Tillamook when they spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr and Mrs Chariie M t and ■.w il Lawrence Aiea Honry^Joeq®’ ’ Mr and Mrs H. O. Dugger went to Boring where they had Thanks giving dinner with his sister, Mrs gay N aif and family lay Naar and iaim*y Melierte David»« 1« of Bend * strip farming, terracing, building damg <nd aversion ditches, Lawrence Allen, . 18, of Be■ . ■ has been named B . Bnd punting vegetation in eroded iwinner as a result of his . gumes. rulliea. An eight-year i 4-H H * er, . ins achieve"**uts National gnu* ------- ■ v«- *« i club lng ecnievtsiux»***« in — the —- -- __ Henry has served his ia local clnb l*T* — . _ v._on award« DrO- l4-H Dairy Production awards pro- as president, leader and secre C “ ' r« X . t “ de % tary In recognition of his *ch levj( m enu, he has been given » 850.00 U. 8. Savings Bond, provided by Firestone. ; He also has learned much about Promoting re c r e a tio n a l and judging and showing dairy cattle ¿ .p r o v e n by his records which handicraft work has brought State- show a first to the H eifer Divi recognition to Marjorie P BV^ 8OJl* 17, of Bend. Her record will be sion at the County i*ir. a . f i r s t on the Young Breeders herd and Judged to deterafine the eight na A b A e HI ma , winners in the 1948 Na Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fields and a first and grand champion on tional tional 4-H Recreation and Rural M i senior cow at the State Fair, Mrs Ross Fields and daughter, and a first and Rrand champion ArU program Susan, were Sunday dinner guests •of the 4-H Guernsey at the PacP Objectives of the program ar® of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fields at (fle International. In recognition of to assist 4-H members in de his achievements In dairy P^d“® " Wasco. T veloping cultural and recreational Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ketter ar tion, Lawrence was awarded an opportunities in their homes and trip to the N ational communities, help 4-H members rived here Wednesday from Ta all-expense Club Congress, Chicago, pro develop a higher appreciation of coma, Washington, to spend 4-H vided by the K r a f t F o o d s I orn- rural arts; make 4-H PJ’0»’*®* Thanksgiving and the weekjend more attractive and self-satisfy-, ‘“ Henry J . « « M. of Condon with their son and daughter-in- lng and teach members to lead law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketter. racolvod the But«, wlnnoF. nwnrd recreational activities. Each of Kenneth Crew« and Arch C an tor outstanding » '’■‘¿ » •“ S 'p Jn the counties having an outstand the 1948 National 4-H 8ofl„ C° i l ing recreational program receJv®“ trail were business visitors in serration awards program. Henry a 885.00 cash award, provided by Goldendale, Wash.. Monday. put Into practice such soil sav United States Rubber Company, Mrs. Maude Bevene of Bend ing g and ana building »«>*»***• operations —ar—---------, as _ . io be held Friday A fternoon, D ecem ber 10 M asonic H all, Grass V alley Special Feature-D ressed Dolls Dopondiblol FMB0H VEGETABLES FRESH BAKERY GOODS C a p le t « Variety Store JUST ONE STOP TO SHOP VOR EVERYTHING at the N IN T H S T R E B T SU PBR M A R K BT s Sherm an C h ap ter W H A T YOU CAM DO T O CONSERVE ELECTRICITY BETWEEN 4 : 3 0 and 6 :3 0 P .U . To ,.o id «hog« «¡O ™ breakdown in dre elrettic .» .« r,« of «he «.lire I S d i c ' N o rth w e st, . i d . co n se.,o en t loss o f indns.rid ptoduetioo, pbs of growth rn d prosperity in you! community, U » OF B U C IM O T lf BE CONSERVED BETWEEN 4:30 and 6:30 P M -DAILY. ' . - Here’» how you can help: / h o m e m Between a k e 4:30 r . and 6:30 pjn., eliminate all space heating by electncity; in so far as possible, ^ e oven meals prepared in advance of 4:30 pm . and confine surface cooking to the fewest possible units; wash dishes and bathe after 6:30 p.m.; restrict washing and ironing to the morning or after «3# V pm.; turn off all liKhts not actually needed between 4:30 and 6:30 p m . IN D U S T Between R Y .:; 4:30 and 6:30 p m ., reduce use of electrically operated .. _ m achine^ and equipment to a minimum; eliminate pumping, ait cond.t.onmg and all ornamental and less essential lighting except as necessary for safety. - p ii c Iilf if if i M A N . . . . . • T urn off or reduce to a minimum all window display and ornamental l.g ts Reduce use of electrically operated equipment after 6:30 p m . Cut use o outdoor and indoor electric signs and lighting to minimum between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. To k e e p jo b s g o i n g - k e e p p r o s p e r i t y g r o w in g MAKE EVERY KILOWATT COUNT! SPACE MAKER REFRIGERATOR P acific P ower a L ig h t C ompany In c o o p e ra tio n w ith fhe complete line a t NOW AVAILABLE Door Prizes Raffles Games Sponsored by th e OES Social C lub A truly great value! M EATE Grass V alley P avilion at the - Economical! Saturday, December 11 8:00 p.m. Christmas Bazaar & F ood Sole Adams Paint Store O R O C E R IK S CARNIVAL ATTENTION spent Saturday and Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. Tom Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger had as dinner guests Thanksgiv- ing day* Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Es - i Inger of Moro, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roy Hogue of The Dalles, Mrs. Jo Hogue, and Mrs. B. A Hogue .... and daughter. Gertrude of Kent, with h l. parents, Mr and Mr, J J ^ hethem to Portland the latter remained until Sunday ]Mrerand° ^ S boy Cochran and where she spent the holtday wit Gordon of Portland arrived her relatives. Dinner guests at the home of son Wednesday to •spend Thanksgiv Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb lng with her brother and sister in Mr and Mrs W. C. Todd were din Thanksgiving day were their son in-law and daughter,- Mr. and in law, Mr and Mrs Eben Kee. ner guests Thanksgiving day at Mrs Wayand Weld and son, Gall They returned to their home FrI the home of Mr and Mrs A and daughter. Darlene, of Port day kJ J Schilling. Mr and Mrs Alfred Payne and mi and Mrs _ _ Tommie --------_ Barnett Mr land and their son In law and family spent Thanksgiving in aS (y nner g u e sts T h a n k sg iv daughter. Mr and Mrs Ross Fields Portland at the home of his sister, ing Mrs Marie Smith of and daughter, Susan. Mr and Mrs Jesse Helyer went Mrs. Adam Bouder and family, ^ ¡ ^ n d a le , and Mr and Mrs Bill to The Dalles Thanksgiving day Mrs Payne’s mother, lira. Chris- John8on and son. Mr and Mrs KiaiHAnpr who is visiting jyjgar Alley and daughter. tina Naldaner, and had dinner with her mother, «in. Dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Herman Schilling. Her son, from Canada, came home with Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley on and wife, Mr and Mrs Robert them for a visit. Mr and Mrs Ben Payne and Mr Thanksgiving day were Mr and Schilling of Eugene were also her and Mrs. Ralph Bolen and son Mrs. Earl Sawtell and family or m iB — , •«. Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles left went to Heppner for Thanks The Dalles, Mr and Mrs Ernest Monday for Camas, Washington giving day with Mr and Mrs Blaylock and Mr and Mrs Boyce id family*. family. Blaylock and family to attend the wedding of her Glenn McLachlan and Ivan Blagg. Mrs. Jerry Coyle — - --------------- nelce Mr and Mrs A. V Kinter of and Mrs Bill Todd were In^The A superior service »ortland were Sunday dinner Dalles Sunday to visit Mrs Blagg of personal effendence quests at the home of Mr and Mrs and infant daughter at the hospi Orville Ruggles. that costs no more tal. ' ■ _ . Mr and Mrs Donald von Börs Mr and Mrs Shelton F ritts and tel and duaghter, Joy. were Sun son, Doran, went to Portland day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wednesday and had Thanksgiving' Ralph Eakin at Moro. dinner with his brother, Ed Mr and Mrs Francis Hammond Adams, and family. Ed Fritts, son arid son of Powell Butte apmt of Mr and Mrs Shelton Fritts, who l»00 ttliv AVt Thanksgiving day with her par is attending Multnomah school of ents Mr and Mrs John Buether the Bible in Portland was a din A wide range of price« Mr and Mrs B. C. Baumgartner ner guest also. They attendee! the ♦bei meato all withe« and family .were dinner guests IceCycles while In Portland re Thanksgiving day of Mr and Mrs turning home Sunday afternoon. Gene Reynolds at the Dean Rev Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg had as nolds* home. their guests Thanksgiving day John Buether was a business Harold Blagg of Portland, Gereld visitor in Portland several dävs and Marie Blagg. and Mr and Mrs Third A Union St. last Ivan Blagg and family. DALLES, OREGON THE Mr and Mrs B. C. Baumgartner Mr and Mrs James Easter and and family. Mr and Mrs Donald sons, Larry, and Roy. went to Paint WaUpaper Venetian von Borstal and daughter and Mr • Blind« and Mrs Gene Reynolds were in general pa int ™ oducts u m w Kote • one coat unl»n The Dalles Sunday, November 21 Shop the Value Bar for a Rayonite, washable smooth finish where they attended St. Paul s «w^Ma on your Xmas Flex • Colorful decorator Episcopal church. The Baumgar itema. rr» V. >1^.^ i » titer's h ad their baby daughter V, off on all wallpaper in stock t0% ‘off on special orders Leslie Louise baptized Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter left Monday for Yreka. California to visit Us sister, Mrs John Good rich Mr nd Mrs Myrle Smith and son. Lowell, went to The Dalles Thanksgiving day and h»djhnner with her parents, Mr and Mrs Del Eakin. Their son In law and daughter. Beverley, sons a n d ' John and Sgt. Walter Van Metre., of The Dalles were also dinner guests. Bernard M artin and daughter, Deanna, wWe business visitors In Portland Saturday- Mrs L. D. May of Moro had din Thanksgiving day with Mr Mrs. Wallace May. tpidoirtl a M o r o H ig h S chool F r‘^ y . Schilling and Mr and Mrs ftoy fecnui son, Gary. Friday on business — -- Aiavioek NORTHWEST u t i l i t i e s c o n f e r e n c e c o m m it t e e B.C. « . S Barney ! Grass Valley, Oregon k. ~^1
