PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON'
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1949
Contact Willis Motor Co., Third
Angeles county fair. Fee $50.-
A drivers' license examiner
shed lands of the regon. Maxi
00. Vern Mobley, Kent. 35 tfn
and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles,
mum useable supplies of water will be on duty In Moro, Thurs
Oregon.
22tfc
are important to the economy of day, August 11, between the SPETIC TANKS pumped and
the Northwest and thee Forest hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
built C. F. Johnson, Phone 613
White Salmon, Wash.
tin
service is doing much to im-
Paul K. Keller M.D.
Hurry! ! -While they last 51
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp EYE, EAR, NOSH A THROAT
were in Pendleton Sunday to Forest service has planned work gauge nylons Just $0.79. Not ir
freeze. Bring them In any dav
Chapman Building
visit her daughter and grandson along definite lines s u c h as regulars
but
Sunday.
C
&
C
Food
Store,
The
Dalles
and they found it very, very hot. grazing management, range re
GRETA, The D alles
Grass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
HOURS: 9 to 5,
Harold (Sox) Sexton, sheriff seeding, effects of logging on
Thursday afternoon
of Wasco county and a Legion forage production, effects of big
SPRAYING and DUSTING by PHONE 1IT0
naire of the halcyon days of its game use on forage production,
air, weed control, fertilizer
youth, was in town Tuesday, on
spraying $1.75 per acre for
etc.
\
i
business he said.
plane and pilot. Barnett &
Results of the use of a tiller FOR SALE: Two
________
FTidley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn
good ______
houses
for rocky land was observed
In Moro, wqli equipped for SH0E REPAIRING—Prompt ser-
the tour in the Bearwal-
comfortable
living.
Priced
-
_ ....
Third A Union St.
Bible School Starting during
vice. Leave shoes
at Smith’s
low area. The tiller, used for the
right. Giles French, Moro.
Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn
The
Dalles
Oregon
The vacation Bible school first time, proved successful in FOR SALE: 1938 Chev. m ton
Perry,
15tfc Paint - Wallpaper - |Venetlaa
will be held next week from helping revegetate rocky ridges .. truck, bulk, stock & gravel
Blinds
racks. Completely recondition FOR SALE— Now available for
Monday until Friday at the which were producing only tar-
immediate
delivery
W
i
l
l
y
s
GENERAL
PAINT
¡PRODUCTS
weed.
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ed.
Art Watkins, Phone 642,
Community church .with Rev.
Jeeps
and
four-wheel
drive
Heavy
Koto • one eoat finish
Wasco,
40c
Gearhart as supervisor a n d
pick-ups.
Complete
Willys
piex • Colorful decorator
teacher of the older group. Kin
OFF WITH A SMILE . . . Prrs’dnnt Truman confer* with John J.
WANTED: A salesman (FARM
Overland
line
of
panels,
station
Rayonlts,
washable nuiooth finish
dergarten teachers, will be Mrs.
MoCloy, the new high eomm**k '-ncr frr Germauy. The president and
EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED)
wagons
and
Jeepsters
now
off on all wallpaper In stock
Edna Paulson, Mrs. Gene Ben
new commissioner seem assure I t „ C m -im problems will present
will be hired by major feed
sensationally reduced in price.
ott OB special orders
nett a n d Mrs. Grace Busse,
I a v a -. McCloy succeeds Gen.
no headache* that cannot I r I
company for permanent, full
primary teachers will be Mrs.
r
i Germany, who resigned
Lucios D. Clay, former m’li ary «•
time work in this County.
Ruth Huis a n d
Mrs. David
.* to visit Truman shortly
recently. MoCloy called at t. r t.
IHome
nights. No stock or cre
• v.
Spoonhour and junior teachers
before be was scheduled lu aad f r <
dit
to
carry.
Better-than-average
--T - will be Mrs. Grace Zevely, Mrs.
earnings.
Training on job.
* Mrs. Frances Henrichs came Jo Sayrs and Mrs. Busse.
Must have car. Age 35 to 50.
down from Camp Sherman Wed
Sober, serious-minded, reli
nesday to remain a couple of
able^, men will be considered.
days here visiting and looking Range Needs Work
For confidential appointment,
after business matters. .
reply to Sherman County Jour
Range problems of the live
Visitors at the Tommie Jones
nal
office, Moro, Oregon. 40p
home this week are his sister, stock industry in eastern Oregon
A note from Cecil Walker an Mrs Vicky Davis of Grants Pass were learned In a recent tour
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO
F o r D e ta ils See
nounces that the annual Sher and her sister in law, Mrs. by T. W. Thompson, county
BORROW some money with
W E W IL L PR O T E C T Y O U
man county
held Grace uavis
which to buy some land the
vuuiujr picnic
piviuv will
m»* be
u-c »•«.*«
* **'- agent. The tour conducted by
Davis oi
of ruiuanv,
Portland. The
Travelers Insurance company
at Peninsula park on Portland iadies are going on in to Wash- the united States Forest service
Blvd. and Albina Avenue at lngton and Idaho on a vacation covered the Battle mountain,
will loan it to you at a rate
John E. Meeke or Ralph A. Miller
12:30 Sunday, August 14. T h i s trip
of 4 percent for farm - land.
Bearwollow and Starkey areas of
picnic for past and present
Mr and Mrs Bob Hoskinson the Umatilla National Forest.
See Giles French, Moro.
PIONEER RED . . . One of the
or P H O N E W A SC O 231
Sherman countlans has been are
valley for a part of
The research division of the plupeers of the Communist move FOR SALE: Young saddle hor
held for several years and of- thlg week, Bob to Corvallis and Forest service places the empha ment in Hungary, Mrs. Anna Rat-
ses and charibt team. Vern
C O M PL E TE IN S U R A N C E
ten is attended by many from Warie to Salem to talk to the sis of their work on the critical - ko, former textile worker, has
Mobley. Kent.
35 tfn
here as well as a larger number Ux commission about some tax shortage of summer forage and become the first woman to be
who live in and around Port- matters.
.
the Improvement of watershed raised to cabinet rank in Hungari WANTED: Reliable man with
an government. She is minister
car to serve 800 family route.
land.
Rev. Henry Hanson was here conditions.
of public welfare in new Red-
We finance you. Write J. R.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Conlee and sunuay
Sunday to
The
greatest service to the
w preach at t the ~ Gom-
i ne grruLCBv
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• IN S U R A N C E — R E A L T O R S
Watkins Co., 137 Dexter Ave.,
children, accompanied by Mrs munity church in place of WJ- | ivestoCk industry by the Forest dominated cabinet.
Seattle,
Wash.
1
36-41c
Sadie Dunlop and twin daugh W. Gearhart V ho was in PorV service Is to devise ways and
Just arrived n e w fall dr esse«
. Wasco - Hillsboro - Aloha
ters left for Portland and the land for a few days.
S n g f: i e ‘Z Z ‘np r X Z o f .nclud.n,
W . * up. AT STUD: Pistol Higgins (AQ
Joe Heater
has finished his
coast for a week or ten days va-
_____ _____
UA) 3-yr old registered quar
cation ‘ Wednesday. Mrs Annie harve8t for Kenneth Fridley. He these lands. The summer range
ter horse, champion at Los
GRE7TA, The Dalles
Williams who has helped her algo annoUnces the birth of Ka- lands are also the major water-
daughter during harvest will lhleen Ann Heater, weight 7 1 b ._______
remain on the farm while they >yoz.
w doox Memorial hospi-
.
are absent to care for the yard
July 14. Joe is going to finish SHANIKO
THESE CRAFTSMEN SERVE OREGON
and' garden.
next year.
B. C. Baumgartner of Grass
By pooling their abilities, machinist Robert L.
Invitations have been receiv-
Walter Eslinger is here on a Valley was a business visitor
Hobbs (left), his brother, welder Richard G.
ed here for the-wedding of Miss vacatlon from his navy duties here Wednesday.
Hobbs (center), and draftsman Arnold G.
Eeryl Ho|>erta Schantz and Dean and lg v o tin g his parents, Mr
Miss Sharon McDougal arriv
Kortz built the large Hobbs Machine Works
Wilcox at Salem. August 20. and Mrs Ernest Eslinger. His ed Wednesday from Pendleton.
at Lebanon. This thoroughly equipped shop
Dean is the son of Mr and Mrs wJfe and
are with him.
She will make her home here
helps Oregon grow by serving the South
George Wilcox, formerly o f * Sheriff Norman
Fields
left
with
her
mother,
r
Mrs
J
o
h
n
Norman
Santiam lumbering-farming region. Since a
Grass Valley.
Saturday afternoon on his two Reeder.
modest beginning in 1945, the plant has
James Phifer was in The Dal-
weeks vacation which was grant-
built or repaired about every type of ma
ed this year by the county court-, leg Wednesday on business.
chinery-even manufacturing as many as
George G. Updegraff He expects to go to british Col Mrs Chas. Burg nf Portland
10 units a day of an exceptionally versatile
umbia for a part of his free prepared a birthday d i n n e r
Attorney at law
• small tractor originated in Eugene. Serv
time.
' '!■ . ___ Wednesday noon for her moth
Several-
ices of the First National Bank of Leb
Mr and Mrs Karl »Landstrom er, Mrs Rosa Harris.
MORO
friends and neighbors were there
anon, affiliate of the First National Bank
and
daughters
came
Saturday
Monday, Wednesday,. Frida)
to congratulate her. Mrs Burg *•
of Portland, have helped the firm grow
Afternoons
returned to
We Invite you to come In and and her husband
ids.
to meet its area s nee<
their home in Portland Friday.
» * >
V hk DALLES
James Phifer took one of the
open an account.
trucks .to Madrady-Satjirday for
211 East Third Street
GRETA, The Dalle*
repairs.
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Telephone 3209
Master Wayne Guyton, son of
< 3 TURNING SWAMPS INTO PASTURES
4 Mr and Mrs Volna Guyton of
Dairy farmers in the Nestucca Valley—
Clackamas is now visiting at
working
together—have added 4425 acres
the home df his aunt and uncle
to their pastures in eight ycars- Their South
Mr and Mrs Chas. Carrigan.
Tillamook County Soil Conservation Dis
Mr and Mrs Ed Cunnion visit
trict
buys and operates necessary equipment.
ed Mrs Tom Faharty at South
It clears, ditches (see photo), dikes ana seeds
Junction. Mrs Faharty is the
The newest thing in social games
the swamp-like bottom lands. Each fanner
widow of the late Mr. Farharty,
To those who are interested
pays for work done on his land. Now the
coastal valley has a total of 12,000 acres of
we wish to announce thar Rev
and a pleasant w a y to use some
Dixon of Prineville will h o l d
pasture lands, with more being added. Here
church services at the school
graze Jerseys and Guernseys whose milk becomes
house August 7th at five o clock.
the famed Tillamook cheeses. Financial assist
time w h ile waiting for a stage, a
Everyone is welcome.
ance from the First National at Tillamook helped
Mr and Mrs Leo Lang an<
the project get started and continues active in the
w ife or one of our good lunchs
family spent Sunday a t
he
reclamation work being carried on today.
Deschutes riv e t fishing and pic
nicking.
Mrs G. H. Reeder went to
Moro Wednesday evening with
•Mrs 'Joe Hood to visit her dau-
ghter M rs Tom Jones.
Mrs
Hood Is a daughter of Mrs Jones.
Ken Zachary
Mr and Mrs Tom Jones brought
Mrs Reeder home Sunday and
visited the day out.
night to see her mother, Mrs
L. L. Peetz. Mr. Landstrom left
Sunday morning for Gamp Lew
is to attend military camp for
a couple of weeks.
Want A d i
Adams Paint Store
HAIL - FIRE
CROP DAMAGE
Sherman County
Picnic Dated
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
Shuffle
Board
THE TAVERN
ER
FOR OUTSIPEJ&W HOME!
8ETT£R
8 8 S IC 8
CHEAPER
Hard-working Oregon individuals, family
WÀS00
groups, business associates and farmers
MORO
by
bettering themselves— help build our state.
Many and varied are their endeavors—
THE NEW
HARDBOARD
OF 1001 USES
À/. ■
O B um for comoosition
roofing
For drop or botto«
siding
O For under oovos
,
“O ta skootking
for under overhangs
CWAFCO stocks In thro« tMchnots««,
vur. i/o* a» r «r
T. Lester Johnson
Vi*. * * “ • • •
0 For lining garage doors
For longer durability; high moisture resistance;-
ability to take any paint finish; toughness with easy workability,
CHAPCO BOARD
Moro Lumber & Fuel
See - - -
shown by the examples here— hut their com
bined efforts produce the products, services
and jobs on which Oregon prosperity is based.
W. K. Reid & Son
W asco
By providing constructive banking service
Orgeon
HEAVY BARB WIRE
While it last«.
$7.95 a roll
CHICKEN WIRE
STOCK WIRE
GALV. PIPE & FITTINGS
All six©«
BATH TUBS
lavatories
CLOSETS
SEPTIC TANKS
SEWER PIPE A FITTINGS
PLUMBING A WIRING
CONTRACTORS
Still have some food hoys In
floor model range«, electric re-
frigA-ator«, water heater«, etc.
We Service Anything We Sell-
Electrfc Pump« for any
depth w e ll..
Iset experienced men ¡take
care of your well
to energetic people in all walks of life, we
help build O regon— family by fam ily, farm
by farm, business by business. Let us show
you how our helpful service can benefit you.
MAKE CLEANING CHEMICALS. Starting ip a small way in
1937, Roy E. Paulsen (right) and Frank E. Roles began mak
ing chemicals for the industrial and sanitary field. The
Paulsen & Roles Laboratories, of Portland, now has gro
into a sizeable business employing 18 persons. Their own
brands of cleaner and wax are among their greatest *olu
items. They carry other products, including several addi
tional brands of their own; are jobbers of related equip
ment, and specialize in solving difficult sanitation
' > banking, Paulsen and Roles rely on Fust Nanonal
¡ \ fStndly services at the Hollywood-Rose City B randt
BlfF $ BUILD OREGON TOGETHER*
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SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
FIRST
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M A TIO H A L BAMK
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