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fi KERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. ORBGON
Many Visit Moro
Over Memorial
Day Weekend
FRIDAY, JUNK 3, 1949
here Monday and Tuesday f r o m - _ ^
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Paisley.
He lived here years
ago when his father William * U l l l U I l a
Holder was a local citizen. He
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later lived at Shaniko where his
father owned the Shaniko Lead- r i v a l S
llv I S p v lI l
er, enterprising newspaper of
the early railroad days, and at
Master Louis Sather presl
Prineville before going to Silver when Sherman County Pom
Lake and Paisley.
grange m et last Saturday at
Mr and Mrs Tom Pack were fus. There was a dinner at n
here from The Dalles Monday by the Rufus Home Econor
as guests of Mr and Mrs Ken- club under the direction of :
neth Zachary. Mrs Pack is Ken’s Curt Tom.
mother.
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This meeting
was the 1
Mr and Mrs Byron Kinsley of p^mona m eeting that has t
The Dalles and her sister, Mur held ln 1M9 due
the
lei, were here Memorial day.
road conditions In the sprln
Mr and Mrs Howard Belshee
ptoji can was taken and
of The Dalles spent Memorial minutes of the last meeting v
weekend here with his brother read when
Sather ca
Charles. , The two women are the meetlTlg to order. A IO
also sisters.
* substitutes were put in placi
Mr and Mrs Albert Woods of the abeent . regular offl<
Dufur and Mrs Stella Dllllnger Tho8e taking offices were o
of The Dalles came (for Memorial
Roea Guilford;
lecti
day to visit relatives and ob- Mrg’ ^ a l t Brockert; chapl
serve decoration day at the Mrf s>m Brocfc; secretary,
cemetery.
Sally Martin; treasurer, Vei
Joe Morrison made his annual Mlller;
Ceres, M r s Eliza
pilgrimage to Sherman county Ku^ rg; Pomona, Mrs Eui
on Memorial day and met here ^ ^ n ; Flora, Mrs Ross Gull!
some relatives for a family din- steward, W alt Bruckert;
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ner.
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keeper, Eugene Eaton; lady
Mrs Lena Searcy was here gteUnl steward, Mrs S. A.
from Hillsboro last week end to
assistant steward, >
visit with the Pinkerton family,
Bob Belshe was on
Herb Root, .president of the executive committee.
Sherman County Historical so-
R wag annOunced that
clety, was ln town Tuesday get- Joe Yocum, a former Por
ting things ready for the annual member dled that morning;
' picnic next Sunday at De Moss.
g ^ t Rowers ln appr
Mr and Mrs Fred Walter are tJon for ay the Yocums had
1 here from Sweet Home to start
pagt for
grange.
f work with the highway crew.
There w as a report and
Mrs Harry Pinkerton left last
by the road comm
1 week for Corvallis to be w ith Walt Bruckert gave a repor
• her daughter Mrs Vic Mahlen the ^ c u l t u r e in the co
. who rave birth to a daughter, w
r.«™-«» Fox. Home Ec. <
Pnmftna
Rufus Children
Start Vacations
subject was “Challenge to Gra
duates”.
Lorraine Millard won the hon
or of representing the class of
'49 as valedictorian and Arleta
W rlsten as salutatorian.
A certificate of recognition
has been presented to Lorraine
Millard, who was selected by her
advisor as the outstanding seni
or girl working on the newspa
per of Rufus high school. The
The Rufus . school children
enjoyed a picnic last Wednesday.
The high school went to Jantxen
Beach in Portland where they
reported a nice time, and getting
home ln the wee hours of the
next morning. The upper grades
went to Uncle Walt’s park near
MOTOROLA
and
P H I LUO
The Dalles and the primary
uuto radio» for im m ediate
room and their parents went to
d eliv ery , fo r all m akes and
Fleck’s Orchard. Vacation time
m odels o f cars, com e In and
began Friday for the school
se e about h a v in g on e in sta l
children.
’
led. P rices from $46.00 up to
The seniors and eighth grade • $105.00.
pupils received their diplomas
H A R R Y 'S R A D IO SKRVICK
at the Rufus school auditorium
P h on e 2928
May 26, at 8 p. m.
Roben J. 512 W . 9th St. T he D alles, Or.egon
Maaske, president of EOCE at
P h on e 2928-
La Grande, was the speaker. His
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.
award was made by Sigma Del
ta Chi and Thets Sigma Phi, .the
professional journalistic frater
nities at the University of Ore
gon.
N O TIC E
Farmers who intend to seed
Wheat for harvest in 1950 should
submit a request in writing to
the local AAA office for a new
acreage allotment before July 1.
This applies only to farmers who
had no wheat seeded for harvest
in 1947, 1948 or 1949.
T. Lester Johnson
MORO
I AM RECEIVING - -
L O V E L Y SPRING FROCKS, SLACKS,
SWEATERS, and J A N T Z E N TEA SHIRTS
O N YO U R S A V IN G S
Shuffle
• Rock «ovine» occownt
F a m i l y In w r W H $5000.
• Current dividend 1 % .
• W ithdrawal« preieptly F««d
wtthovt fee« e» dedectlena.
• Freo» $5
The newest thing in social games
te $$$.000 epen«
and a pleasant w a y to use some
time w h ile w aiting for a stage, a
G raduating
from
O bc
w ife or one of our good lunchs.
n ex
Monday are two
£***!
Donald Thompeon, eon of Mr and
Mrs Dewey Thompson w h o jr tU
receive his degree in bU8¿ ^
administration and Dean Pehk
erton, son of Mr and Mrs H irry
Pinkerton who w llljje
in agriculture.
Both / aml^
will be ln Corvallis for the ser
vices which begin Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Andy
Paulson
were In Salem
when the two
ThTv
from the
were visiting friends t h y e
Mrs l^ e Pearson and dauglv
i ,r Mary and Viola Warden of
Heppner are visiting at the John
Ken Zachary
lecturers program with a song
by Sally Martin. T. L. Heispeth
of Pendleton who Is the district
conservationist there, was the
speaker for the afternoon. He
showed maps to outline his talk
as ha w ent along. Present from
Harlandview were Mr and Mira
Louis Sather, Mr and Mrs Walt
Bruckert. Mrs Jennie Martin,
HARRIS HARVESTER
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in v e n tio n , at North Bend
S e n to Puget Sound and to vUB
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Erosion Tour Interests
Those who went on the ero
sion survey tour found varied
things to Interest them last Fri
day. Machinery In use for man
. »uend the «tat« conventlor ufacture of trashy fallow drew
“ . S plits lodge.
They wer« much Interest. New plows and
of the Elks
and Mn new drills are on hand to make
accompanied J’Y .
r>allee
and sow the trashiest fallow.
• r. v Rolton of The Dailey.
Both Hlldred Zell and Walter
Bruckert have small Irrigated
patches of alfalfa, the water
coming from w ells which pro
duce 30 gallons per minute. As a
supplement to wheat hay It is
valuable feed.
Some dry land
alfalfa was found on the Paulen
Kaseberg place.
At Brockert’s the group saw
the multi-flower rose which Is
used as cover for game animals
HARRIS— 30/38 SIDE-HILL MODEL
with 80 bu. Grain Bin. Available
with 16 foot and 20 foot Header«.
t e r R e a . were
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Wasco
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Orgeon
H o tp o ln t R efrig era to rs
Ranges
Deep Fre<»e
See it today in our store, the love
ly new queen of sterling patterns,
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Hot Water Heaters
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