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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1949)
s II, V " rkO V 1 SHBRMAN COUNT! JOURNAL. MORO- OREGON »•4* — I- 1 ' FRIDAY MARCH 11, 1M» ed by the University of Oregon the volley ball game Monday last year. He accompanied the night. pictures by a commentary on the Harland McDonald entered the plays and explanation of things (Continued from Page One) \ (Continued from Page 1) Mid-Columbia hospital Thursday that happened in that game, also where he had a major* operation. of his pleasure in working with consolation went to Herbert He expected to be home the first the young people of the county pointing out the boys who would return next year He was ac Church and Mrs. Helen Warner. and of his, and ,Mrs. Wright and companied to Moro by Mrs. Aiken A delicious supper consisting of part of the week. Mrs. Grant Boise has been their boyB’ regret at leaving the and who in turn was introduced sandwiches, cherry pie and cof community. Mr. Johnson then in fee was served by Mr. and Mrs. very ill at the Mid-Columbia hos troduced Gordon Kunke, coach of to the group by Mr. Johnson. pital. It is reported that she is William Huck and Miss Carol Moro high school, who awarded DALLES NATIONAL FARM Smith who were the hostesses for improving now. All the high school athletic boys letters to the boys for both foot LOAN ASSOC. PAYS DIVIDEND the evening. ball and basket ball. It was decided to hold another were invited to the Sherman M. I. Danahey, coach from the • Dividend checks totalling $2,- county club dinner held at Moro, series of card parties, but on a Rufus school then introduced his 880.50 are now being sent to Saturday night on account of the the past Wednesday evening^_ boys and in the absence of Jim stockholder-members of the Dal Vernon Miller was taken to the Riskosky the boys from Wasco les National Farm Loan Associa work season coming up. The first Dalles hospital Friday when he were introdued by Leland Ander tion .according t o Thomas P. card party will be March 12 so , Bays, secretary-treasurer. that it won’t conflict with the suffered a back-set of the flu. He son. is expected to be home again the This dividend is part of a $180,- Wasco I region dances. Mr. Johnson also introduced 000 dividend recently declared by first of the week. The Rufus grade school boys Ernest Woods of the Moro school and their coach, Michael Danahey The Rufus grange put on the board, who was general chairman the Federal Land Bank of Spo kane. The Dalles association and motored to Arlington Friday 3rd and 4th degree work at their of the evning’s entertainment. here the boys had a game of second regular meeting of the Highlight of the evening, of 73 similar local associations in basketball. The Rufus boys were month which is Thursday, March course, was the speech by Jim Idaho, Montana, Oregon a n d defeated by a score of 30 points to 17. ' Aiken, football coaCh at the Uni Washington entirely own tho Arlington’s 39 points. Several of the people in the versity of Oregon, who kept the bank’s capital stock. Mr. Bays There was a triple header when neighborhood attended the Legion crowd in stitches with his brand said. The association’s' stock, in the Rufus school students played and Auxiliary dinner put on Mon of humor. He gave his ideas in turn, is owned by the farmers and their last home game Monday day night at the Wasco lodge hall. coaching and emphasized the ranchers who have obtained bank night. All the games were played character building phase. He said loans. Being a cooperative, the as with the Moro students. The 1st C O A S T A L W A T E R S C I j O S E D that in after years the boys Will sociation passes the bank’s divi game was played by the grade forget the games won and the dend on to its members, retaining school boy« which was a fast and TO A N G L IN G games lost but will always rem only a small portion needed to as exciting game. Rufus was ahead Mr. C. A. Lockwood, Oregon ember the fellows they played sure a long-time, sound business until near the end of the game State Game supervisor, reminded with. He gave a bit of his own operation.' During the last five when the Moro boys morged anglers that coastal waters are experiences in coaching and of years, the bank has paid almost ahead. At the whistle the score now closed to angling .The clos various boys who worked under $1,000,000 m dividends to its stood at 29 points for Moro while ure will remain in effect until him. He also explained why he stockholders. Rufus came in with 26 points. Mr. Bays said that the annual May 1, when the general trout thought Oregon had a winning The second game was of vol- team last year. At the close of meeting of the association will be season opens. T h i| closed season _ leyball by the high school girls. his talk he showed 45, minutes 0/ Darlene Smith was the high ^ effective hr ail coastal streams silent pictures , about five minu held early In May with details to point player having earned 15 and lakes with the exception of tes playing from each game play be announced later. points. The Rufus girls added the Rogue river and the Umpqua another victory to their long list, river. The Umpqua \yill open to heating the Moro girls with the salmon fishing on April 15th and final score 33 points for Rufus the Rogue river is now open to salmon fishing above the swing and 16 points for Moro. The Moro high school basket ing bridge at the town of Agness. ball proved too much for the Ru From this point downstream, the fus boys when they met in the Rogue river will open on April 1, last game of the evening. Moro’s for salmon fishing. It is expected that the new victories amounted to 54 points while Rufus came in with 20 synopsis of angling regulations for 1949 will be ready for dis points. The Rufus hish school will pre tribution the first of next month. sent two one act plays at the Ru , first of next month. fus gym on Friday, March 19. A snow storm was part of Lorraine Millard # is back in school again after being home Tuesday'8 weather. It followed with a back injury suffered in a several days of the most pleasant car accident the latter part of January. Lorraine took part in sunshine, but the., thermometer dropped to freezing Monday • - • • • : - • • * * night. Wednesday there was snow • 1949 S p ring Coats and Suits • • Hee them in the Value Bar. • at Grass Valley and Kent that re minded folks of the past winter. • Greta, The* Dalles a, a * a__ O --- <■ .?■— MOTOROLA and PHILCO auto radios for Immediate delivery, for all make« and models of cars, come In and see about having one Instal led. Prices from $46.00 np to $100.00. HARRY'S RADIO SERVICE Phone 2928 t 312 W. 9th St. The Dalles, Or.egon Phone 2928- Banquet Story Rufus Notes . IN S U R A N C E Grain, Feed, Fuel • Farm Implements BARBED W I R E G O O D POSTS PHONE 163 Feedstore GAS AND OIL Tlres-Accesso» lea R H. McKEAN and SON WASCO OREGON VICTOR G. PETERSON REAL ESTATE BANK HOTEL, THE DALLES George G. Updegraff Attorney at law MORO .•»irrilay, ’ Wednesday, Afternoons M A R IN E S B A T T L E W IN T E R ON M A N E U V E R S . . . la Kediak, Alaska, where winter is of a mochness. these two marines. CpI. W il lia m Renner (left) of Altoona. F a ., and Lft. E . W. 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