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PAGE 4 JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON SHERMAN COUNTY FRIDAY, MAY It, 1Ä50 end at OSC where her Dalles Saturday to attend the Old Marie, is a student. Wasco Pioneer Assdpiation re- _c union. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goddard „ and family of Portland came up , Saturday and were overnight , guests of Mr,i .and Mrs. W illard , t Barnett. They went to Moro Sun- > day to visit her parents, Mr. and > Mrs. Eugene Amidon and on to > The Grass Valley Woman’s The Dalles to visit her sister, > club met at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Robert Hoskinson who is ill ► Dell Olds Thursday afternoon in the hospital, before reutrning > with the following members pre to their home. sent Mrs. Boyce Blaylock, Mrs. Mrs. D. L .Reynolds, Mrs. - ► Harold Eakin, Mrs. Edgar Alley, Gene Reynolds and daughter, Mrs. Herman Ziegler, Mrs. Char Julie, Mrs. Bernard Martin and les Perrigo, Mrs. Frank Qayer. Mrs. Vernon Eakin and son, . Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, and the hostess. Gene, were in The DaUft Monday Officers nominated were- Mrs. on business. ■ Blaylock, president, Mrs. Aliev Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds J During my four years as sheriff of vice-president; Mrs. Harold Ea spent Sunday visiting with Mr. . kin, secretary and Mrs. Ziegler and Mrs. Floyd Flatt at Moro. , treasurer. Mrs. Clyde Stradley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe i Sherman county a new machine record was elected to take charge of Xh< of Roseburg arrived 'Friday to , clinic. Mrs. Eakin had charge oi spend the week end < ith their « system has been installed and law enforce*, daughter and family Mrs. Bern- , ard Martin. , Saturday they all ■ iment has been done efficiently. , went to The Dalles to attend the , For these reasons I would like to have i Old Wasco Pioneer Association J J reunion. Mrs. Springer of Klama, i Wn., came home with them, re- , ’ the support of all citizens- Republican f turning to her home Sunday*. y Mr and Mrs. Dell Olds and , ! and Democrat a n d ! urge Republicans to Mr and Mrs. F. M. Crews oi WJasco motored toward Steven- •write my name on their ballot. • son. Washington to meet Mr. and t Mrs. Marion Crews for a picnic dinner. Mr. Qlds did some fish- Grass Valley Woman’s Club C le a n -U p Elect Officers D ay for tke Grass Valley LO.O.F. Ceipetry will be May 22, All Come : Schilling visited the hospital. . Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Susan, Lowell to spend Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews and daughter, Nancy, were in The Dalles Wednesday on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble and Mrs. Roy Schilling and son Gary were in Tne Dalles Friday. Mrs. her mother Ross left a fe1 A .up«rioi wrvle« «f pononol «tt,nd*neo Third A Union S t The Dalles Oregon Paint • Wallpaper • .¡Venetian Blinds . GENERAL PAINT ¡PRODUCTS H eavy Kote - one coat finish . Flex • Colorful decorator Rayonite, washable smooth finish ICE CREAM 2^/2 Gals. $3.75 Î - 100 «VIVAVI. Morse Combine Tongue Remove Front wheel and Make Handling 100% Easier Patented Spring Cushion Absorbs Vibration and Jar E l i m i n a te s All Kinds Look at the things he • has done for Oregon; Aggressively sup ported flood control, power devel opment, river and harbor projects, the Astoria Mooring Basin and Coos Bay Harbor development. I Helped put through conversion oY Camp White to Veterans Dom- I iclliary Hospital, and helped se cure allocation of ammonium sul- phate /Qr the Salem plant • • » put through the filbert market ing agreement . .secured reniov- ’ al of the ruinous OPA policy re garding Oregon soft lam bs. . . worked in team with the rest of the Oregon delegation. These are only a few of a long list of ac complishments that represent thorough preparation and long fighting to get for Oregon what is best for it and the nation. He is a member of the powerful Senate Committee on I>abor and Public Welfare, a member of the. Senate Committee on Armed Ser vices. Tn the 80th Congress, he was chairman of the subcommit tee on Veterans Affairs and guld- ■ ed all veteran hospitals, disabled veterans and veteran benefits. That Oregon should surrender its place of influence in molding national pblicy affecting public Welfare, national defense and world peace Is unthinkable. State Re-elect Senator Wayne Morse Committee __Pittock Block H. J. Cox, Chairman E. C. Sammons, Treasurer works Install a Spring Mounted Greeting Cards A wldo rin g . of prie»« " ♦hat meets ell wishes rea ', for FROSTKIST Adams Paint Store N o r m a n E . F ields, S h e riff 5. H^The Misses Dorothy Allen and d Irna Richau of The Dalles were 1- Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May. They attended d the senior ball here. t- Roger Ball is staying at the d Wallace May home until school r. is out. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin y and family and Mr. and Mrs.. [1 Tom Coyle went to Tygh Valley m Sunday where they attended the v, Mays-Dodd . Arabian horse sale. They enjoyed a picnic dinner' te before returning home. iy Mrs. Blanche Tester and dau- er ghter, Ruth, of Portland called t - at the home of Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs. John Engstrom and bs other friends here Saturday af- ld temoon: p Quite a number of Grass Valley ill people went to Moro Friday n lffh t to the operetta, “Spring- itlng her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Weld. problem of harvesting over erosion and ditches Paid Installed and Guaranteed International Case I’olitiacl A dvertisem ent By Sherman County Morse For Senator Comm ittee H arris John Deere Moon Equipment Company WASCO, OREGON Ruggles at the W. E. H iin iirvii:, Kentucky If/úrkey -A Blend ■ • ior • INIRATIONS A G 1IA Í KENTUCKY favoriti - VACATION PHOOF A Gentleman's Whiskey from Kentucky MaK\^ ,a tlo n * ReS NOW I National D uller. ProJucu Corpnr.ri.n, N. Y. • 65% Crate Neo.r.1 Spirite 1950 Harris Harvesters California . 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