PAG E 4
SHERM AN COUNTY
JO U R N A L MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JU N E 3, 1949
Mr and Mrs Robert Schilling
Mr
and
Mrs
A.
W.
McLeod
of
Eugene stopped a while Sun-
Mr
and
Mrs
Jam-es
Manning
Mr and Mrs John Block and
Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble and and son, Terry, and Henry Pet
attended
the
wedding
in
The
at t^e home of Mr and Mrs
of
Portland
arrived
Saturday
to
Grass Valley Folk
her mother, Mrs Lewis Olds, ers were dinner guests Monday her mother, Mrs John Hays,
Dalles
Sunday
evening
of
their
j
g
Newcomb.
and Mrs John Engstrom were at the home of Mrs W. D. Bar motored to Sandy Saturday to spend the weekend with her daughter, Mrs Anne Robertson ----------
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grandparents,
Mr
and
Mrs
Tom
visit Mr and Mrs Charles Thash-
business visitors in The Dalles n e tt
1
Observe Memorial
and
Clarence
Shields.
Coyle.
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Mr and Mrs Ralph Balzer and er returning home Sunday even
Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Crews
Mr and Mrs Charles Engel son, Carcel, of Portland arrived ing.
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens
Mrs. A. P. Balxer
Mr and Mrs Bud Brinkert re and daughters left Saturday to and daughter, Carol Ann, and
and daughters of Dufur were Saturday evening to spend the
Mrs T. M. Rolfe returned dinner guests last Sunday* at the weekend with his parents, Mr turned home Wednesday from take her parents, Mr and Mrs Arnold Sharp of Olympia, Wn.,
Airlie where Mrs Brinkert spent Henry Roth to their home In were dinner guests Saturday
home Wednesday from Seattle, home of Mr and Mrs Donald and Mrs A. F. Balzer.
Washington
a f ter evening of Mrs W. D. Barnett.
J. W. Blagg went to The Dal several months with her father, Olympia,
Washington, where she spent Clodfelter.
spending
several
months
with Mr and Mrs H arry Young and
les
Saturday
to
meet
his
son,
Fred
Crowley,
who
is
very
ill.
Mr and Mrs Grover Young and
several days visiting at the
home of her son in law and dau Matt Simon motored to Yakima, Jimmy Blagg and family who Mrs. Brinkert said her father them. They returned home Tues the twins and Mr and Mrs Olan
was some better when she came day. .
ghter, Mr and Mrs W. B. Ma Wn., Thursday to visit the for spent the weekend with them.
Mr and Mrs Jack Adams and Stark and son, Terry, called in
Mr
and
Mrs
Edison
Suther
home.
thews and family. Mrs Mathews mer’s son, Clarence Young, who
the evening to visit.
land of Rlch’.end, Washington,
Mr and Mrs B F. Bailey and daughter, Juanita, Mr and Mrs
accompanied
her mother to was in the hospital.
spend a week here leaving Wed Mrs Fred Cox and son, Don and Miss Louise Fraley of Port family of Centralia, Washing Bob H art and Phyllis Rust went
nesday for her home accompan Cox, motored to Corvallis Friday land arrived Saturday evening ton came Friday to spend the to Rock Creek dam Saturday for George G. Updegrab
ied by her nephew, Ronald Rolfe, to visit her daughter, Mrs A1 to spend Memorial day weekend weekend with her parents, Mr the week end.
Attorney at law
Mrs Alice Smith and daugh
at the home of Mr and Mrs and Mrs Ted Ball returning to
who will spend several days Roberts and family.
They re here
ter,
Judy,
and
Geraldine
Rust
Art
Bibby,
leaving
Monday
af
their
home
Monday.
with them.
turned home Sunday accompan
went to Arlington Sunday to
MORO
Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall spend
Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter ied bv Rodney* and Ronald Ro ternoon for their homes.
the day visiting relatives
Mr
and
Mrs
Guy
Moore
of
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
took their children. Gene and
and daughter, JoAnn, and son, berts who will sppnd sever a
Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles
Wendell, and Mr and Mrs Frank weeks with their grandparents, Goldepdale, • Washington, a n d Sharon, to The Dalles Monday and Mr and Mrs Max Brown mo
Afternqpns
their son in law and daughter, where they accompanied their
von Borstel of Kent met with Mr and Mrs Cox.
Mr and Mrs Bob Stewart and a^nt, Mrs Ted Teske, to Nyssa tored to Portland Friday to
other members of the family
T H E DALL EH
son of Portland and Mrs Moore’s to visit their grandmother, Mrs spend the week end. They at
Mr
and
Mrs
Claud
Eslinger
in The Dalles Memorial day.
tended
the
Ice
Pollies
while
211
East Third Street
brother, Elva Baker of Vancou
. W e.
Mr and Mrs Glenn McLachlan and their grand daughter and ver, Washington spent Sunday A F. McGinnis.
there,
returning
home
Monday.
Telephone
3209
husband,
Mr
and
Mrs
Bob
Ste
Mr
and
Mrs
John
Rust
had
and son, Darrell of Heppner,
to keep engines cleaner
here visiting Mr and Mrs R. -T. as dinner guests Sunday Mr and
spent the week end here visit wart of Forest Grove spent
I cci *
Mrs Mack Alsup and soft, Jack
ing her parents, Mr and Mrs Memorial week end here with R h Mr
and Mrs A. A. Dunlap left and daughter, Audeen;
Bib
relatives.
Ben Payne, and other relatives
Mr and Mrs Bob Johnson and Sunday for Carlton to spend Woodcock of Wamic; Mr and
Mrs T. M. Rolfe had as dinner daughter, Joann, and her father, the week end visiting at the Mrs Art Ash and daughter of
guests Memorial day Mr and Bob Eslinger, from Lebanon home of their son and daughter Sunnyside, Washington, and Mr
in law, Mr and Mrs Kendrick ar.d Mrs H. O. Dugger.
Mrs Charles Baker and family were here Memorial day.
of Antelope, Mr and Mrs Everett Johnsons were overnight guests Dunlap and family, returning
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and
Dunlap and family of Friend, of Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley home Tuesday.
grand daughter, Julia Bayer,
Arnold Sharp of Olympia, and Mrs Charles Peprigo and
Mrs L. W. Brockway and son of Sunday.
.
Mr and Mrs George Wilcox and Washington arrived Thursday daughters left Monday for Carl
The Dalles, Mr and Mrs Willard
Rolfe and family, Mr and Mrs son, Dean and their son in law to visit relatives and friends. ton, Washington to visit Mr and
John Rolfe and sons, Mrs W. B. and daughter, Mr i-Mid Mr» He is staying at the Matt Simon Mrs Guy Vlntin and family,
Ala thews of Seattle, Wn. Callers Maynard Nelson and family or home while here.
also to attend the commence
J. W. Blagg, Clair Balzer and ment exercises as Izetta Vlntin
in the afternoon were Mr and Salem were here Memorial da/-
Mrs Scott Whitwood of The Matt Simon went to Rock is among the graduates.
Willis Brittain and children,
We have a limited supply galvanized
Dalles
was here for Memorial Creek dam Wednesday fishing.
from Tygh Valley, Mrs J. W .
Mr and Mrs Loyal Heath of
Mr and Mrs Marlon Van Met Spokane, Washington called on
Blagg. Marie Blagg, Clair Balzer,
grain bins from 1200 -6 7 0 0 bushe !s <a
Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles and re and son of The Dalles were Mr and Mrs Roy J. Baker Fri
and Jimmy Blagg of Pendleton.
this way
grandson, Dean Ruggles, Mr and here Friday to work at the day on their way to Medford
The Baptist Mission Circle Mrs Earl McKinney and sons or cemetery also to visit at the
pacity.
Write
us
for
prices.
met at the home of Mrs Orville Ione, Mr and Mrs Charles Rug home of Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg. and Grants Pass for Memorial
day.
Ruggles
Thursday
afternoon gles and daugther, Connie of
with
with eleven members and one Heppner, Mr and Mrs Walter
Jantzen shorts, more have ar
guest present
Refreshments Ruggles and Mr and Mrs Fred
Cotton Pinafores Just »2.95 in
were served a t the close of the Cole of Wasco and Mrs William rived. »3.95 in th e Value Bar.
the Value Bar.
meeting by the hostess.
GRETA, The D alles
Cauthers of Moro went to De-
GRETA, T he D alles
Mr and Mrs Grover Young Moss Springs park" Memorial
took their u daughter, Mrs Flor day where they enjoyed a fam
2321 S. E. Gladstone Street;
VICTOR G. PETERSON
ence Clark, to The Dalles Mon ily picnic dinner.
day where she took the train
R E A L EST A T E
Portland 2, Ore. Ph. Filmore 4391
Guests at the home of Mr and CUSTOM BALING with a new
for her home in Portland after
Mrs
Bert
Cox
,
Memorial
day
spending two weeks with her
Case pickup sheer baler. See BANK HOTEL, THE D A I,LES
weekend were Mr and Mrs C. H.
parents.
H. Justesen or Bob Helyer,
Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling Augee and Mr and Mrs Orville
Kent, Oregon
31-4c
Gibson
from
Chehalis,
Wash.,
had as dinner guests Saturday
evening Mr and Mrs Art Schil Mrs Katie Blanchard of Hoqui FOR SALE. Lbr. delivered any
where in Sherman county di
ling and Sbns, Carl, Donald and am, Wash., and ,Mr and Mrs
rect from mill located at San
Third & Union St.
Gene, and daughter, Dianne, Warren Morgan and daughter
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dy, Oregon.
All dimension,
The D alles
Oregon
Standard of California
honoring the 13th birthday an from Condon.
Fred Crowley Jr. left Friday
2 x 4—2 x 6— 2 x 8— 2 x 10, Paint • W allpaper - |Venetian
niversary of their grandson,
»584)0. 1 x 6 & 1 x 8 shiplap
Donald. .Ju st as’ they were all for Airlie to spend the weekend
B linds
C arbon trouble? Corro-
or four sides planed, $56.00. G EN ER A L PA IN T [PRODUCTS
seated at the table Mr and Mrs with his parents, Mr and Mrs
Lbr. stricted graded, not more H eavy Kote - one coat finish
W. C. Schilling and daughters Fred Crowley.
sion? N o t w h en you use
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett
than 20% No. 2 bal. No. 1 and
arrived from Cottage Grove.
F
lex
•
Colorful
decorator
R P M M otor Oil! For
They also had dinner with them and son, Keith, Mr and Mrs H ar better. Also have limited sup R ayonite, waahable sm ooth finish
For Details See
k
and stayed while visiting rela old Owens and daughter, Carol
ply of No. 3 lbr at $45.00 de VA off on all w allpaper In stock
R P M is specially com
Ann, Mr and Mrs Olan Stark
livered in 5000 ft loads or more.
tives here and at Moro.
W E W ILL PROTECT YOU
20% off on special orders
pounded . . . to stick to
Phone or write
Olaf M. Oja,
3629 S. E. 144 Ave, Portland 66,
e n g in e h o t s p o ts t h a t
John E. Meeke or Ralph A. Miller
or Phone Sunset 9677.
3O-3p
ordinary oils leave bare,
A superior sorrioe
WANTED: Reliable man with
or
PHONE
WASCO
231
ef personal «Rondonco
to fight oxidation and (no
car to call on farmers In Sher
THAT COSTS NO MOM
man county. Wonderful oppor
leas im portant) to rust
COMPLETE INSURANCE
tunity. $15 to $20 In a day.
p ro o f in tern a l engine
No experience or capital re
quired. Permanent. Write to
parts as it lubricates I
day. McNess company, Dept.
B , 2423 Magnolia St. Oakland,
KEITH McDONAIJ)
' ¿ . « i d *»«« n u
INSURANCE — REALTORS
7, California.
30-1 p
Wasco, Phone 552
B
»00 KELLY AVI.
WANTED: Buyers from Sher
C. R. ANDERSON
A wide range of price»
Wasco - Hillsboro - Aloha
man county to attend the 4-H
Grass Valley, Phone 232
♦bat
meets
ell
whbe»
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.
There’s an
easier way-
GRAIN BINS
- - Available
Armco Drainage & Metal
Products, Inc.
Want Ads
Adams Paint Store
HAIL - FIRE
CROP DAMAGE
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
LOST: 18 month old white faced
heifer some time In March—
swallow-fork In left ear. No
brand. Earl Olds. Grass Valley.
2941c
Only Chrysler Offers
SPETIC TANKS pumped and
built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613
White Salmon, Wash.
tfn
D riv e through high w a ter... S ta rt instantly in dampest w eather!
You can’t stall this am azing Chrysler H igh Compression
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
Spitfire Engine even i f you play a hose on i t!
d « v « l» p m e n t in high com
nression! Pioneered by Chrysler engineers who
first introduced high compression to America 25
years ago! Featuring still higher compression
Chrysler’s mighty Spitfire again steps years ahead,
Now you get completely waterproofed ignition system, coil,
ibutor, wiring-harness, Spark Plugs— -everything!
ev<
distributor
And again our developments in engine protection keep pace
with our advances in performance: Full Pressure Lubri
cation prolongs engine life. Exclusive Full Flow Oil
Filter keeps oil so clean that a change is necessary
only every 5,000 miles. Chemically treated Cylinders
reduce cylinder wall scoring, save on oil. New Wide-
Gap Resistor Spark Plugs cut misfiring, conserve
fuel. Superfinish reduces wear of moving
parts. And these are only a few of the
Chrysler engineering "firsts” the others
can’t match. Phone us today for
a demonstration.
FOR SALE— Now available for
immediate .delivery W 111 y s
Jeeps and four-wheel drive
pick-ups.
Complete
Willy»
Overland line of panels, station
wagons and Jeepsters now
sensationally reduced In price.
Contact Willis Motor Co., Third
and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles,
Oregon
r r
T
T ires - -
Swapped or sold.
Trade your old tires off
for a set of new ones.
Let u i w o r n about a ir, W e’re d o te to the hoie.
F ie ld ’s C h e v r o n S ta tio n
Grass Valley, Oregon
22tfc
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
freeze. Bring them in any dav
but Sunday. C & C Food Store,
Grass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
FOR SALE—Appliances for the
home, 90 day. Free service, De
Moss Springs Electric, Phone
857, Moro.
I8tfc
FOR SALE: Spinet piano. Will
sacrifice for quick sale. Cash
or terms. Can be seen at Moro.
Write Tallman Piano Store 395
South 12th St. Salem, Oregon.
2941c
WANTED: Buyers from Sher
man county to attend the 4-H
livestock Show and Sale, The
Dalles. June 6-6, Buyers who
want wheat fattened stock
grown by the 4-H Boys and
Girls of their own county.
2931c 3t ea
W
aterproof
Ignition
i •. -a»
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PRATT MOTOR COMPANY,
Twne 1 . the C h n d e r D e a l« * HAMMY
KAYK
SHOWROOM every
1st & Biggs, W asco,
Mon..
We.l„
P r l,
Orc.
KODL — 12:00 NOON