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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1949)
PAGE 4 SHERMAN C O U N T Y J O U R N A L , M ORO. O R E G O N F R ID A Y , M A Y Mrs Nola Davis the 1st and 2nd grade teacher, Mrs Vivian Todd, 5th and 6th grade teacher and Fred Crowley Jr., 7th and 8th grade teacher. Re freshments of cake, ice cream and" puncn were Mrs. A. F. Ralzer served to mothers, teachers and A farewell party was given at pupils. Mrs Davis, Mrs Todd and the school house Tuesday after Mr. Crowley were each presenX- noon for the out going teachers, Farewell Party Honors Teachers I : * AM RECEIVING - - * * * L O V E L Y SPRING FROCKS, SLA C KS , ♦ SWEATERS, and J A N T Z E N TEA SHIRTS ♦ * * ♦ * • T h e G a y Shop W asco, O reg o n * * 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ * ? 2 7 , 194® ed with a gift from the mothers and the pupils. , Among the Grass Valley peo ple in The Dalles Tuesday were Mr and Mrs Wallace May, Mrs Dean Reynolds, Mr and Mrs Ernest Blaylock, Mr and Mrs Earl Olds, John Alley, Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg and daughter Marie, Mrs A. F. Balzer and son Clair, Mr and Mrs Sam Stark, Mrs John Rolfe and son, Redney, Mrs W. D. Barnett, Mrs Olan Stark, Mrs Harold Owens and daughter, Carol Ann, Mr and Mrs W. C. Todd, Mrs Willard Barnett, Mrs Elizabeth Hartley. The play “Where’s Laurie?” presented by the juniors of the Moro high school in Grass Val ley civic . auditorium Friday night, May 20, was well attended. The parts were well chosen af fording entertainment through out the three acts. Music be fore and between the acts con sisting of two songs, “Don’t Sweetheart Me” and “You Can’t Be True Dear” by the - Junior girls accompanied at the piano by 1 Martha ' Bardenhagen; two piano*solos “Dark Eyes” and “St. Louis Blues” by Jimmy Rober son and a duet, “Sentimental Journey” and “My Happiness” by Leone Moore and Marie Blagg accompanied at the piano by Martha Bardenhagen. Mrs Ken- eth Young directed the play. The 'G rass Valley Rebekah lodge met at the IOOF hall Wed George G. Updegraff Attorney at law •• I . OSSti MORO Monday, T ires - - - Wednesday, Afternoons Friday T H E DAL l RH Swapped or sold. 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 Trade your old tires off for a set of new ones. A superior sorvfoo of personal «Renda «M THAT COSTS NO MOM Let us worry about air; W e’re close to the hose. F ie ld ’s C h e v ro n S ta tio n Grass Valley, Oregon / *»•« V «JM ROOKHLYAVt — A wide range of prices "* that meets ell wishes nesday evening for their regu lar meeting with Mrs Charles Perrigo, noble grand presiding. After the meeting a birthday party was held for Mrs Alice Smith and Mrs Willard Barnett. Refreshments were served by Mrs John Rust and Mrs Earl Olds. Mr and Mrs Harold Owens and daughter and Mr and Mrs Olan Stark and son, and Mr and Wil- ard Barnett and son were din ner guests Sunday evening of Mrs W. D. Barnett. Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer and son, David Phillip, went to Mary hill Wednesday evening where they were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Vintin, going on to The Dalles Thursday. The Grass Valley grade school baseball team defeated the Kent team on the local diamond 19-7 Thursday afternoon. swallow-fork in left ear. No brand. Earl Olds. Grass Valley. 29-31c FOR SALE—General Electric, all automatic washing machine, « used 7 months, $225.00. Phone 373, Moro. 26-30c F o r D e ta ils See SPRAYING and DUSTING by air, weed control, fertilizer spraying $1.75 per acre for plane and pilot. Barnett & Fridley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn SHOE REPAIRING—Prompt ser vice. Leave shoes at Smith's Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn Perry. 15tfc FOR SALE— Now available for Immediate delivery W i 11 y s Jeeps and four-wheel drive pick-ups. Complete Willys Overland line of panels, station wagons and Jeepsters now sensationally reduced In price. Contact Willis Motor Co., Third and Lincoln Sts.,J’ The Dalles, FOUND: A pair of binoculars at Oregon. 22tfc the ball game at Grass Valley Monday. They are at the Moro CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp Hotel. freeze. Bring them in any dav A watch has been left at the but Sunday. C & C Food Store, Journal office. Owner may Grass Valley, Oregon. 21tfc have It upon identification. FOR SALE. Lbr. delivered any AVAILABLE.— The best one- where in Sherman county di man business in Sherman coun ty. Car required. Write J. R. rect from mill located at San- Watkins Co., 137 Dexter ave., O y , Oregon. All dimension, Seattle Washington. 23-29c 2 x 4—2 x 6— 2 x 8— 2 x 10, $58.00. 1 x 6 4 1 x 8 shlplap FOR SALE—Appliances for the or four sides planed, $56,00. home, 90 day. Free service, De Lbr. stricted graded, not more Moss Springs Electric, Phone than 20% No. 2 bal. No. 1 and 857, Moro. I8tfc better. Also have limited sup ply of No. 3 lbr at $45.00 de WANTED: Reliable man with car to call on farmers in Sher livered In 5000 ft loads or more. man county. Wonderful oppor Phone or write Olaf M. Oja, tunity. $15 to $20 In a day. No 3629 S. E. 144 Ave, Portland 66, experience or capital required. or Phone Sunset 9677. 3O-3p Permanent. W rite today. Mc WANTED: Reliable man with Ness Co., Dept. B. 2423 Magnol car to call on farmers In Sher ia SL Oakland 7, Calif. 29-30p man county. Wonderful oppor tunity. $15 to $20 In a day. FOR SALE: Spinet piano. Will No experience or capital re sacrifice for quick sale. Cash quired. Permanent. W rite to or terms. Can be seen at Moro. Write Tallman Plano Store 395 day. McNess company, Dept. South 12th St. Salem, Oregon. B., 2423 Magnolia St. Oakland, 29-31C 7, California. 30-lp MAN WITH car. Would you like WANTED: Buyers from Sher to increase your weekly in man county to attend the 4-H come $20 tq $25 or more dur Livestock Show and Sale, The ing your spare time supplying Dalles, June 6-8. Buyers wno Rawleigh Products to Consu want wheat fattened stock mers in , Sherman County? grown by the 4-H Boys and Write ftawlelghs D ept 81, Oak Girls of their crirn county. land 20, California. 30c 29-31c 3t. ea. FOR SALE: John Deere model B tractor: International auto matic hay baler; both nearly new. Priced to sell. Ernest Bar- net Ranch Rt. 3 Phone 18F3 The Dalles, Oregon. 30c W E W IL L PR O T E C T YO U John E. Meeke or Ralph A. Miller or P H O N E W A SC O 231 C O M PL E T E IN S U R A N C E GRIFFITH & MEEKE IN S U R A N C E — R E A L T O R S Wasco - Hillsboro - Aloha Want Ads WANTED: Buyers from Sher man county to attend the 4-H Livestock Show and Sale, The Dalles, June 6-8. Buyers who want wheat fattened stock grown by the 4-H Boys and Girls of their own county. . 29-31c 3t. ea. YOUR EASIEST WAY TO FIND THINGS H A IL - F IR E CROP D A M A G E SPETIC TANKS pumped and built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613 White Salmon, Wash. tfn I F Y O U H A V E S O M E T H I N G T<> C O R B Y 'S 86 PROOF SE L L TRY T H E JO U R N A L A D S R IB B R V« • 68 4% B L IN O IO GRAM W W IS K IY NEUTRAl SPIRITS IAS. BARCLAY A> C O . U M IT t t • PfORJA, B1R4OIS CONVENIENT LOST: 18 month old white faced heifer some time in March— ECONOMICAL SPECIAL A handy guide to folks who serve or sell - t h e Yellow Pages are an “ extra” that makes your telephone more valuable 1 . N e e d first old for a lacerated paw? The Classified Section of your telephone book can give you the name of your nearest veterinary— fast. Day in and day out, the Yellow Pages are ready to help you meet emergencies. . . or answer routine ’’where to find it” questions. Classified is an important part of your telephone service. CHECKING ACCOUNTS No monthly service charge. (7 c t’ Going No minimum balance required. Only $1 for a book of 10 checks. Pick a vacation packed with pleasure! 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