Sherman County journal., March 24, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

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P A G E '3 S H E R M A N
C O U N TY JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON
Moro Personals
F ran k von B orstel jr., son of
Mr. and Mr?j. F ran k vonBorstel
of G rass V a lley, w ill leave his
position as clu b agent in Douglas
co u n ty soon to go to N ew Zea­
land w h ere he w ill attend Mas­
se y A g ricu ltu ra l
college
on a
govern m en t scholarship.
Mr. and Mrs. G iles F rench ielt
M onday morning for John Day
w h ere he talked before the cham
ber of com m erce on reappor­
tionm ent and on to B ak er T u es­
d ay to sp eak again on the same
su b ject before a g^>up th ere and
at H aines
to a B ak er county
farm bureau m eeting. T h e y re­
turn ed hom e W ednesday.
J. K. M cK ean w as In Portland
the fir s t o f the w eek on business.
M r and M rs John Sell and fam ­
ily o f T h e D alles visited in Moro
b riefly W ednesday.
l i v i n g ^ “ *™1 ~
m o d e r.
one’s desire
obedience
to reason.
♦
beer is the beverage
of moileiatwn Enjoy—
O
lympic
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BEER
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It's
tin
N ow is the tim e to put out
slug bait on
perennials
ju s t
com ing
through
the
ground,
especially D elphinium s. If slug
bait isn't availab le sp rin kle lead
arsenate fin ely over the plants,
I t’s also tim e to sp ray
peony
plants as the red tips show, to
control
the bud
blight.
Use
B ordeaux m ixture, eith er dry or
as a spray.. It isn’t too ea rly to
plant the first garden peas.
The Moro city council • held a
special
m e e tin g
W ednesday
nigh t and voted to go ahead
w ith diggin g a pew
ditch and
planning o f a bridge across F irst
street w ith o u t the services o f
an engineer. W ater bills m ay be
paid at the Ranch & Home store.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M iller
cam e home S atu rd ay after spend-
Jng the w in ter in N orth C arolina
and Florida.
Mr. M iller has a
brother and sister in N orth Car-
olina who he visited as w e ll as
v isitin g
the scenes
he
kn ew
w het, he w as a y ou n g man. Con-
di*ions are m uch d ifferen t now,
he says, for the farm ers have
good roads on w hich to m ove
their
produce
w hereas
m ere
used to be no w ay to g et a crop
to m arket a fte r It w as grow n
T he PN G clu b of the Rebekah
lodge had a card p arty at the
hall T u esday night w ith
Mrs.
M ary E v a
and
Mrs.
E rn est
Houston as hostesses.
Jam es Reed of T h e D alles w as
here a couple of days th is w eek
to w o rk in the new sp ap er plant,
Mr. and M rs. F red
W alter,
W ilb u r K a yse and D arw in V an
G ilder
w ere am ong
m em bers
o f The D alles u n it of Oregon
State E m p loyees association at-
lending the m eetin g in th at city
S atu rd ay night.
The E astern S tar m et at the
M asonic hall T u esd a y
for th elr re8ular inee
,v
W m em bers of the B ethlehem
< haPter,
* J ro
f° r.
ship night. M rs. K en eth Y oun g
7
~~ w o rth y m atron and Mrs. Ronald
j
Pow ell, grand rep resen tative of
Minnesota, were honored b y be­
in g escorted to the E a s t and pre­
sented w ith corsages.
R. Reid & 5on for all » A fte r a b rie f business m eeting
SEE
d I troubles. W asco, Or. cards w ere played. H igh score
your
CM c iT n u T P D .M n
for pinochle w as held b y Mrs.
C L S IO M
S L A U G H T E R IN G — j-
B elsh ee and low score b y
Meat cutting, w rapping, sharp Keneth y o u n g; For bridge high
freeze. B rin g them In a n y dav score w ent to B ill Coons
apd
but Sun<tay. C & C Food Store, •on¡ lation
to
Mrs.
T ru m a n
G rass V alley, Oregon.
21tfc
g. R efresh m ents wc^e ser-
E: Stanley Home Products ved at the close of the evening
q th irty-four
m em bers b y Mrs.
Call K a th ryn B laylock
^rt
B
ibby,
general
chairm an.
G rass V a lley, Ore. Phone 542.
19-21C
W r ite r
k
available for NEW’S PROM R U F U S
FO R S A L E — No
elivery W U 1 y s ?
B y M rs. G eorge L- F ox
Immediate deli
four-wheel drive *
3S and
omplete
W iliys
The R u fu s boys grade school
U p t-upa.
of panels, station basketball team m otored to Moro
Overland Hi
w ith
Jecpsters
now Monday for a gan
w agons
a i
E»d in nrice boys. T h e M oro boys beat the
redi
sensationall
r Co Third R u fu s boys b y a score of 25 to
Contact Wt
The Dalles, 21. A t the gam e the b oys had
and Lincoh
22tfc w hen Moro cam e to R ufus last
Oregon
w eek, R u fu s again lost b y tw o
p, ea rly for points.
These
w ere
excitin g
A R T S C H 1X — O
s.
D ryden gam es. Moro is the o n ly team
layers
and
fr
Parm enter to defeat the R u fu s boys this
W h ite Iæ ghorn
.hire
Cross season.
Reds
Rock-Haibpshire
Miss V eld a G uilford w ill' enter
and N ew z H am pshires, Parm.
lurin
g
on
W ednesday nurses train in g at
Red and le g h o r n jckto
Feb. M arch and April. Hatch ’Good Sam aritan hospital in 1‘ort-
©very
W ED.
year
around, land,
Prices and circu lar available.
K aren M acnab spent W ednes
H arts
H atchery,
B eaverton, day night In the hospital after
Oregon
10-tfn h a v in g an Infected tooth pulled.
Jeanie M acnab w as an overn igh t
V A IA B L E : A 4% Federal Land ^ e s t of Mr. and Mrs. Leland
B ank long term loan has all M edler W ednesday
w h ile
her
six of the fam ous featu res of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
a safer farm loan. See « T h e M acnab w ere w ith K aren In T he
D alles N ational F arm Loan _____ _______ . __________ _
A ssociation,
308 E .
4th St.,
T h e - D alles, Oregon.
“ Owned
by farm ers for farm ers.’’ 13-19C
GO 10 BLUM’S
FOR SA LE :
Cedar posts, . 27c
ea. On E vergreen h igh w ay at
U nderw ood
Store.
Ph. 3711,
U nderwood Merc. Co., Under
Try the NEW
wood, Wn.
O U M l'lA
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B R E W IN G
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UW PAEÏ
w â S M i*;io n
u
Dalles.
daughter born March 13.
The
little
girl
who
w
eighed
in
at
6
lb.
Mrs. K enneth F ridley w as host­
13
oz.
has
been
named
Carolee.
ess to th e C-onttn unity S ew in g
Club W ednesday afternoon, at her B rislain is the boys coach in ath
letics and teacher in highschool.
farm home.
T h ey have a three-year-old son.
Mr. and Mrs. Donal B rislain
C harles G ray, a m edical student
w ere the proud parents o f a baby
si
W o m e n a n d G irls
at the
Q uality Shop
See Local Boys in Blackface
End men with jokes and songs
A d u lts S O c e n ts ,
Miss D olores F ox left. T u e sd a y
for Seattle to resum e her studies
at Seattle u n iversity w here she
is a sophom ore. Miss F o x arrived
home T h u rsd ay to spend spring
vacation w ith her folks, Mr. and
Mrs. G eorge F o x .
S p o r t D re sse s fo r
High School Auditorinm
Adm .
fo r S p o k a n e w here th ey sp e n t th e
w e ek en d w ith re la tiv e s .
■Just Received
March 24
Pion for
h o ',p : 'o 'J /
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83.60 qt.
Old
c h ild r e n .3 0
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Sunny Brook M
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the whiskey that's
C / ie c r M as
Phone 641
its / V a r n a ’
,
M rs. H avie B risb in e
Corsages - Cut Flowers - Funeral Designs
All Work MoJe Up By
S h ille d D e sig n e r s
K E N TU C K Y W H IS K E Y -A
W e
a r e p ro u d to annou nce:
T h a t w e a re n ow a g e n ts for
th e F R IG ID A IR E line o f
BLEND
36 PRO OF • 65 % GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, N. Y.
‘.‘..just landed that
order, dear
bags are
Refrigerators —
E le c tr ic R a n g e s
Automatic Washers
Electric Ironers
Food Freezers
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D e liv e ry , T erm s, Set vice
See them on Display at
RANCH & HOME STORE
MORO, O REGO N
POLL
now
rnoMonoN
MANAORR
and Neapolitan
ROOMVRLT HOTEL
t. W. R A M
PORTIAMO
iwip Ice Cream Sandwich
St. Oakland 7, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. A ndy E n gb erg
anti Mr. and Mrs. H arold E n g­
berg left ea rly F rid a y m orning
Moro High School Mixed Chorus
Ice Cream-N-Cake
R E L I A B L E man w ith car w an t­
ed to call on farm ers in S her­
m an county. W onderful oppor­
tu n ity. $15 to $20 In a day. No
exp erien ce or capital required.
Perm anent. W rite today. Mc-
N ess Co., D ept 2423 Magnoll«
in Portland, spent the w eekend
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R olland Johnson. The
Johnson’s have
a two-year-old
neice o f Portland for a house
guest for a couple of w eeks.
Minstrel Show
W an t A d s
T e m p e ra te
oi
F R ID A Y , M A R CH 24, 1950
ANO SALMON
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812 H. W. W ashington
Phone A T 4331
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