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PAGE G SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY» AUGUST 19, 1949
left. Monday m orning.
M rs O. A. E kstrom and dau
... Mr and Mrs Eugene Amidon g h ter D orothy, and Mrs. Lotus
re tu rn e d Sunday from a trip th a t K enny cam e u p from P ortland
took them firs t to H elix to visit F rid ay to rem ain un til Sunday.
w ith his daughter, M rs Joe Nar- ■ They visited a t the hom e of Mr
kaus and fam ily for a few days. and Mrs Roy Belshee.
Mr and Mrs T rum an Strong
T hen on to Coulee Dam and in
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ent
to Portland F rid a y and ex
ro u te visited Mrs Grace W allan
and h er b ro th e r a t Garfield, Wn., pected to attend the Sherm an
and Mr and Mrs Serai Searcy a t county picnic there before re
Spokane, W n. They* rep o rt the tu rn in g home.
Mrs Daisy Byers and her dau
Searcy fam ily again in the h ard
w are business in th a t city. The gh ter Miss Evelyn C hristianson,
Am idons th en w ent on to Lake left Sunday for Portland to a t
Louise, Banff, and Calgary, re tend the Sherm an county picnic
tu rn in g th rough G lacier N ation a t Peninsula park. They expect
al P a rk and w ay points of in te r to spend some tim e visiting
est. All in all h aving a very de th ere and in E ugene before re
tu rn in g home.
lightful trip .
The Sherm an County Riders
Mr and M rs A1 Peake of E u will m eet at the fair grounds
gene spent from
Sunday to Sunday at 2:30 p. m. to hold a
Tuesday visiting w ith his sister, m eeting and do some practicing
Mrs Dewey Thom pson and fam for th eir p a rt of the Sherm an
County F air.
ily.
F red H ellberg of A storia came
Leslie L. Bell w as discharged
S atu rd ay evening to visit w ith from the Mid-Columbia hospital
th e Foss fam ily and to re tu rn last F riday som ew hat im proved
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Born: To Mr and M m A. H.
Mr and Mrs E d Johnson and
association, the new title for the
A
rstill
a d au g h ter in The Dalles
of Eugene w ere
W ily K nlghlen wfis“Tft E u g en e Oregon— S ta te Teaehera- »»s a d a-
Mr and Mrs Roy Belshee left
week end visitors a t the Wan-"
Sunday for P o rtla n d to attend th e first of the week to attend a tion, which is holding a conven- dell B alsiger home. Mr. Johnson d au g h ter Were a t Seaside over
m eeting of the Oregon E ducation tlon th ere for th e members.
the S herm an county picnic th ere —-Z— ---------------
w -r w and Mr. Balsiger attended W ill the w eek end.
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th a t day. Monday they w ent to
am ette univ ersity together. Jo h n
Eugene to atten d th e funeral
son is now m ayor of Eugene.
of Mrs Belshee’s sister in law,
Mr and M rs Henry* B arnum
Mrs M yrtle H arlow , w ho passed
and Mrs Maggie Barnum spent
a w eek driving about Oregon
away in Eugene F riday.
EYE, EAR, NOSE A 1BBO A T
M r and Mrs B ert Riddle, he
visiting friends and relatives a t
Chapman Building
form er sta te rep resen tativ e from
Bend, Cottage Grove,
Ocean
• The Dalles
w
Oregon
ru n n in g
Lake, C arlton and Portland, be
Douglas county, stopped in Moro
... HOURS: 9 to 9, closed
Monday m orning w hile on th eir
fore retu rn in g hom e Tuesday.
Thursday afternoon
w ay to Pendleton to attend a
- H albert Belshee w as -
to the hospital early th is week. PHONB 9170 _______________
m eeting of Jo b ’s D aughters
Ray H ulse and H. A» B yers
left for K lam ath F alls Monday
to w ork in the barley h arv est
th ere before going on to the.
Sacram ento valley fo r rice h a r
vest.
Giles F rench w en t to M adras
Wasco, Oregon
Tuesday w here he talked to the
K iw anls club on th e m atte r of
reapportionm ent of the Oregon
legislature.
Mr and M rs R obert Jones
and two sons of P o rtlan d w ere
THE N E W
h ere last week end to v isit h e r
hardboard
parents, Mr and M rs E. E. Bar-
OF 1001 USES
STEELHEAD
are
in the Deschutes
S e e S te v e o n h o w to c a tc h ’e m
our HOMEl
Get your equipment at
FOR REMODEL
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. C a s tin g R o d s , C a s tin g R e e ls ,
F la t F ish
.There’s a lot of ways to have fun
1 Be Sure to Attend the 1949 W asco County
FAIR and RODEO
S e p te m b e r 2, 3, 4 a n d 5
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where folks gather for eating and music
the remedeU'*«
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and conversation. Try it.
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•' CHAPCO BOARD
Moro Lumber & Fuel
OPEN SU N D AYS
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H I A W A T H A P A G E A N T 8;3 0 S u n d a y N ig h t
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Y o u ,tl se e m a n y fin e E xh ib it», P o w e D r f lli, W o r ld F n m y u s C lo w n A c t ., C a r n iv a l
SUCCfSS COMM MINT-FLAVORED
o n G ro u n d s. A lso L iv e sb o c k A u c tio n M o n d a y m o r n in g at 1 1 :0 0 o 'c lo c k
M eet Y o u r F riends a t th e F air!
Or
wollbood«
. . . O For parquet floon
‘ A T T H E C A P IT O L C I T Y ”
Rodeo Saturday Night
Sunday & Monday p.m.
FAIR TIME
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Ed’s Place
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Fireworks on Friday NigHt
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S o m eth in g Doings Every M in u te !!
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and a lot of them can he found at
W . E. H U N T PARK, TYGH VALLEY, ORE.
F rid a y , S a tu rd a y S u n d a y a n d M o n d a y
B ig
Paul K. Keller M.D.
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Meet M r. and Mr«. W illia m Towery,
Stayton mint growers, and their five
husky sons. From le ft— Billy, Jimmy,
Richard, Mrs. Towery, M r. Towery,
Maxey and Marion. The ambitious
Tow eryi earned farming success in
Oregon, after 14 disappointing years
elsewhere. "W e reached the
Santiam area almost broke in 1939,
Towery said. "The First National Bank
helped us buy our 52-acre home plaça
and, later, «0 acres near Jefferson.
Today these Oregon-budding ranches
yield 100 acres of quality mint annually
for distillation into Has.»ring. They
also produce many vegetable crops
and steady jobs for five
non-family workers.
o f th in g th a t s p e lls
i n d u s . t r i a l g r o w t h .”
ALURT BAUER
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IRIS BULBS REWARD HOBBYIST
Twenty five years ago, at the age
of 57, Ben C. Offins (center) retired
zrom lumbering to enjoy his hobby
of raising Dutch irises. Soon nis
acre of land in Grants Pass was
crowded with these white, yellow
and blue flowers. Flonsts began
buying the bulbs for force-blooming
purposes. N o w 82, Offins, with hl1
¿ns, Harold W . (le ft) and Don A,
directs modem iris culture on 30
acres of land— growing
approximately MOO,<X>0 quality bulbs
annually. T heir firm, B. C Offins
& Sons, relies on th<l4 ran,“ ,Pi M|
building
OREGON
TOGETHER
Fi” ‘ N ,* £ 2 u i° '
THF DM ’ A’JDS PROVIDE HOUSING
Twice AS MUCH FOWt», < • « '« • £ ’£ *
£ £ £ &
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Oregonians are energetic and re
sourceful. The enterprises pictured
here show typical examples. In each
case individuals have bettered them
se lve s— by developing a buBlneSB»
\ \ . I I . D illard began building a
small home in 1938 on an acre plot
on Prineville’s outskirts. D illa rd ,
then a sawmill worker newly
arrived from Oklahoma, hardly had
the job started before he had rental
inquiries. " If folks want places like
these, let’s build more,” D illa rd
suggested to his w ife, Violet. Today
they own nine acres, 18 low-rental
houses, a 27-place trailer park and
room to build a modem tourist court.
"W e really ’started on a shoestring’,”
D illard says, "and we credit the First
National of Prineville for much of
• our success. 3Ve got both financial
help and sound business advice."
farm or service.
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Many other people like these, all
working to te th e r—family by family»
farm £ f w n and business by busi
ness— help build Oregon jobs a n d
opportunities foe each o f us.
Banks in the First N ational Group
help build Oregon by providing con
venient and helpful banking sorvkca.
u> how wo can best help yott.
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invested here in
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