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SHERMAN COUNTY
Grass Valley
Women Meet
Mrs. A. F. Balzer
The Grass Valley Woman's
club m et at the home of Mrs.
Herman Ziegler Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Bayer in
charge. Refreshments w ere ser
ved at the close of the meeting
by Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. Zeig
ler. The next meeting will be
held at the Masonic hall Thurs
day November 3. The members
are fixing boxes to go to Feder
ation of Children. Any clothing,
dress material, books, tablets,
pencils or crayons are welcome,
everyone is invited to help.
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JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Marx and
family brought Sharon Cantrall
home Sunday and spent the day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Cantrall.
Sharon went
down to The Dalles Friday af
ternoon to spend the week end
with her uncle and a u n t ,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cantrall
arrived Sunday from Portland
to visit their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Cantrall and Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Duncan.
They
returned to the city Monday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keiper
left Friday afternoon for Lewis
ton, Idaho to spend the week
end with his parents,
Mrs. Boyce Blaylock returned
home last Tuesday from Port
land where she spent several
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER M, 1949
Sohools Observing NatienH Posture Week
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November 5, 1949 at City Hall
Sponsored by the
Grass Valley Womens’ Club
NBC Television stars Roberta Quinlan and "Howdy-Doody" review
IMS poster at Rockefeller Center, New York, w hich the schools of
the nation will unveil to millions of children during the 11th annual
National Posture Week, October 17 to t t. The event is sponsored by
The Samuel Hlgby Camp Institute for Better Posture, New York,
founded by the lata S. H. Camp of Jackson, Michigan. C olleges the
T i " , large Industrial plants, government bodies, nursing organiza
tions and physician» cooperate with programs during the week
using posters especially designed for adult groups. The children’s
jin g le reads: "It isn’t smart to slump or sag; Because our health
and marks will lag. We learn from teacher, play and books; Good
Posture helps our work and looks."
Herzberg accompanied her to
her hom e In Portland after
spending several months here
with her daughter, Mrs. Vernon
Eakin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett
and son, Keith, and Mr. and Mrs.
O. N. Ruggles were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Ruggles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Block ami
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sm ith motored
to Bakeoven ' Sunday to spend
the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Brown.
There w ill be a special speak
er at the Baptist church this
Sunday. Dr. Jack Miner is an ap
pointee, under the Conservative
Baptist m ission board, to go to
China in the near future.
He
w ill bring the morning message
and show slides during the even
ing service.
The American Legion auxili
ary m et for Its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Hans Bar-
denhagen W ednesday afternoon.
Among those present were Mrs
Ed A lley, Mrs. Charles Perrlgo,
Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Mrs. Don
ald von Borstei, Mrs. John Bue-
ther, Mrs. Ted von Borstei. Mrs.
Frank von Borstei stopped a
while on her way to Portland
where she attended the presi
dent and secretary conference,
for the auxiliary acting on the
“Gifts for the Yanks who Gave.”
Refreshm ents were served at the
close of the m eeting by the host
ess.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer
and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer
motored to Portland Sunday to
spend the day* visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Balzer and family.
Mrs. Ted Trimble and her mo
ther, Mrs. L ew is Olds, returned
home Wednesday from Warm
Springs where they spent a
week
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Patjens
of Shaniko brought Mrs. Marg
arita von Borstei of Oregon City
up Thursday to v isit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Alfred Kock and family.
They were all dinner guests Sun
day at the home pf Mr. and Mrs.
Amandus von Borstei. The Pat
jens took Mrs. von Borstei to
their home In Shaniko for a few.
days before taking her to har
home in Oregon City.
Mrs. Kenneth Crews, Mrs.
Frank Ketter, and Mrs. James
Easter w ere in The Dalles Mon
day on business.______ . ________
New “P owot Model" slips $3.00
in w hite and pink. Valve Bar.
GRETA, The Bailee
Let US Worry
If your Cattle eat your Neighbor’s Crop
I f your Combine polls down wires
I f yovr Cow wrecks a Car
If you have av auto accident
i f yovr Dog bites someone
(If you bite the dog—-It doesn’t count)
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DON’T WORRY u our
Farmers Protective Policy Protect You
T bs Above losses have occurred in
8BERM AN COUNTY — Don’t YOU
B E CAUGHT UNPREPARED
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GRIFFITH &»MEEKE
INSURANCE — REALTORS
Valve Bar specials, Suits $39.00
days on business.
Mrs. Olan Stark and Mrs. lia r
ry Young w ent to The Dalles
Friday and brought Mrs. Harold
Owens and Infant son home
STEAM CLEANING
M argie’s
Cars - Trucks - Machinery
N e w E q u ip m en t
from th e hospital.
Mrs. Bernard Martin and dau
ghter, Deanna, went to Portland
Thursday where Deanna had a
medical check-up.
Mrs. Paul
Coats $13.00-—23.09—-38.00—34 00
All interlined. t
GRETA, The Dalles
THAT COm NO MOV
Beauty Salon
R OSS E i e l d s
Phone 2 8 2 5 ,
Grass V a lle y
The Dalles
A wide raaçenf prism
Yvonne Benedict, Operator
Gardeners know. . . „
ffI fs a Case o f Enjoyment”
eco nom ical.. .
p e rs o n a l!
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the Water”
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C O ., O L Y M P IA , W A S H . •
S it t in g on top of the wesldl
REGISTER CHECKS
cost yo u less!
Fourth Annual Show & Sale by
Midco Purebred Breeders
INCLUDING 3 HEAD OF POLLED HEREFORDS
viable perch: buy U . S. Savings Bonds on the Payroll
• Easy to obtain. You simply fill out the check and stub
in your ow n handwriting. The teller then numbers the check
and puts it through the protectograph. There is no applica
tion form to fill out.
30 Bulls ' 36 Females
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Well, there's n flood w a y to start the elimb to this en
Register Checks are the fast, economical, personalized
way to pay bills or transmit funds without maintaining
a checking account.
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6 6 Registered H erefords 6 6
CONSIGNED BY
J. Roger Ball, Grass Valley
Ted M. Ball, Grass Valley
C K. Barker, Condon
l- rank W. Cochran, Brownsville
Fred E. Cox A Son, Grass Valley
Harold A Cecile Eakin, Grass Valley
Ralph E. A Katherine M. Eakin, Moro
Vernon Eakin, G ran Valley
T. L. A Nellie Fields, Rufus
Chas. Forrester, Goldendale, W ashington
Eugene Forrester, Goldendale, Washington
Hoag Hereford Ranch. Blalock
J. L. Jacob A Sons, Prineville
K E. Lynds, Redmond
Clarence May, Grass Valley
J. C. Morgan, Lonerock
Joan Morgan. Lonerock
Roy Newport, Culver
Donald Ritzschke, Goldendale, Washington
L. K. Smith, Goldendale, Washington
George E. Webb, M a y v ille
Floyd Worden, Heppner
That's where most of us would like to be— free from
financial worry— snre that our future, and the future of
those we love, is well taken care of.
Economical an d Convenient. Register Checks cost only
13 cents for any amount up to $ W O ... much less than you
pay for money orders. Register Checks have the same swnd-
ing as any other checks— they may be certified. . . you may
scop payment. Yet you do not have to m aintsin-s check
ing accountl
Persondfltadd. K w wsfe» and sign your own «heck. You
enjby the prestige o f paying by personal check..»'Without
even opening a checking account.
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C A IIY N O IM ,
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•OOHBY COOWHL A u M a n t Manager
Savings Plan where you work— or, i f you’re not on a
payroll, buy them on the Bond-A-M onth Plan whew
you bank.
Yen see, the future takes care of itaelf when you sane
thia sim plr way. T h a t’s because your saving* are repxlar,
automatic/ There's no ehance to forget to sock that extra
buck away 1
And when i t conies tim e to send the hoy to college»
buy your new home, er whatever it is th a t'll put you on
that polar cap up there, you’ll have the money to do it I
So, meervo yovr soot now — sign up today for one of the
plana mentioned above. And remember, not only as«
U . S. Savings Bonds backed up by the strongest country
on earth, but in ten yean they pay off $4 for every |S
inveetodl
Automatic saving Is
sure saving-
(/.$> Savings &>nds
F a ir g r o u n d s , M o r o , N o v . 3
CATTLE WILL BE JUDGED WEDNESDAY, NOV, Id
AT 3.*$$ P. M.
Fred E. Cox, President
Bonnie Sharp. Secretary
Joe Johnson, Judge
H. B. Sager. Auctioneer
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