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3 FACE <3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 26, 195« 4s Moro Personals Sherm an P la n e s crossed co u n ty ’s sky Tuesday and \Wed- nesday leaving miles-long streaks of w hite smoke or vapor. They w ere so high in the air as to be invisible had it not been for the sm okeT Some moved at great speed. Citizens gazed long w ith creaking necks ap p aren tly w ith nothing but curtouslty, there be- lng no indication of awe, won- „ der or fear M arvin Miller stopped here the first of the week when on his way hom e after a visit w ith his m other at Hm m ett, Idaho. He has visited friends and done some unlucky fishing and will go on to P ortland Sunday. Mrs. Orilu Coons has been m ade acting secretary of the Sherm an County F air associa- tion, w hich is about ready to begin activity tow ard arranging for the 1950 fair Mr and M rs w T Ralsiuer w ere In P ortland th e fire, of the week to atten d a m eeting of the Com m odity Credit corpora tion. OLIVER A 'j T H r , î t D h^our m others of Moro seniors knd will go before the judge entertained for the class Wed- later in the v/eek. nesday night at the home of Mr. ----- . and Mrs. Afton M cIntyre in K l'O N D IJl > A t8 By Mrs. George L. Fox Wasco. Other m others aiding Mrs Cecelia Lee of Crown w ith the party were Mrs. E arl fie ld s, Mrs. Wliy K nighten and 1 lo,n ‘ 1 ” land gave a dem onstration on bread m ak Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen ing at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Locatel Mrs. W alt B ruckert on T h u rs and,, two children cam e up from day afternoon. P ortland with Mr. and Mrs. Har- Invited to see the dem o n stra old M urphy and c h ild re i last tion w ere t h e H arlandview ¿ “ ¿ " J ™ Friday to visit over the ^ e k R ufus grange ¿ “ - “ ¡500.. service ornce was m oveo ___ en(1 w,th Mr3. M urphy’s mother, orni(fs club, m em bers and into Odd-Fellows building ' ip a „ o xiZiJZT W ednesdav indicating that an ^ rs* Edna Melzer. guests. A fter the dem onstration d established here MrS “ “ Melzer le h F rldav wad finished Mrs. B ruckert L aw ren cT W arren who <today* for P “ 11"130’ W ashington served h e r houseful of g u e st . , f o r. , h , s ;,,8lrl(.t' to • “ the graduating cerem onies w „ h lce creaill cookies an d cof- „. r a t W ashington State college as fee Before departing, the ladles 8 t e o ice. ber gon jn jaw Edm und C ushing w ere show n the lovely, m odern Mr- anil Mrs Keneth Young, iS among the graduates. He is new bome which the B ru ck ert’s Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, Mr. a veterinarian. recently built ~Ronal.d ^ rs Alvin Polk, 33, of W arm 1>ast' w eek there appeared an J*ow ard and . ^ r s . Springs was fined $54.50 and item in the Sherm an C ounty I)arw ln Van Gilder attended a his d riv e r’s licepse revoked j ou rn al telling of tw in colts, J * * 1™ “ ’ i" n hOIi ° o ,°J * w hen found g u i,ty of drunken born. Mrs. May me P o tter E lliot ^ oh (' r^ ? d ,R ut£ ° f *he driving this week. His bro th er has the iuck to own a guern- 0 E S ' at IjOn* Creek S atu rd ay Leonard Polk, 35, paid $25 for sey cow from which tw in calves nIght and returned home Sunday, being in possession of liquor caive8 were born on M other's ln P m ‘ and and J°* W ally, 43, a C alifornia ^ y . Both calves are large and, over the week end. Indian paid $7.50 fine for disor- doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bchade- derly conduS5: we.re arrest.e<1 w ita of~Portiand w ire" I n ^ B h e r b y Sheriff M elds and tried be Mrs. L fla rd Medler gave a man county Saturday to attend {o™ Justice R O. Scott at Wasco, b irth d ay dinner 3 uesday evening th e funeral of Sam Holmes. Mrs. Jerry Johnley, 43, of t e l o honortag h ‘ celebrate O A Ramsev m ade the triD w ith w<as arrested at Poplar Grove Invited to help Leland celebra e them coming as far as T > Dal- ° n » drunk and d isorderly charge w ere Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coelsch lost a valuable saddle horse this week when it Jumped a picket fence and was impaled on an iron stake holding up a splrea bush and bled to death, W arren Kaley, vice-president of the F irst N ational bank and B. C. Pinkney, m anager of The Dalles branch, w ere in Sherm an county W ednesday. lea. NOTICE OF BUDGET TION OF COUNTY MEITTING BUDGET FOR F O It Ahother Shipment of those Round Hankies" They are Beauties! ■ ' ENJOY THIS ~ at the. CREATSTRaiBHT » BOURBON Quality Shop M o r tg a g e L o a n s to M e e t Y o u r I n d iv id u a l n e e d s ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMPT SERVICE $3.60 a fifth 42.30 a pt. PREPARA- FISCAL Budget Comm ittee We wish to th an k m ost sin cerely all the friends «and neigh bors who helped* us so m uch w ith their m any kindnesses and sym pathy at the Baby P hilip’s death. Our heartfelt ap preciation goes to each one. Mary and Gordon Lemley E dith Sayrs Helene and Arzeil Lemley YEAR Sherman w e s te r n Beefo’s Thursday June for county expenditures for all county purposes for / From where I s it... Jy J<>e Marsh increase to at or reduction m eeting and No increases can be prape— d in budget at A t the C A P IT A L C IT Y , M oro, O regon appropria or an any item are requested Beefo Has an Appetizing Surprise on the Menu Eac i Day. Drop in. A Sandwich or a meal! make such wishes known. made to exceed ten percent of the the final hearing Mgpert«nz<< and (Moose used to play a little serai-pro b a it) That did it! Next day Maoae put op a stile over his fence, fca return. tbe promised not to cause any damage. From where I sit, when yon try to understand the other fel low's point of view—like hi» per sonal preference for beet on coffee —and then take into consideration the will of the-mei©rity, why. thing» - 1T— te gd b etter all around. budget, to tions for new Items, the elim in ation of . any item, tend thia Why "Moo«e" Changed His Mind made in the pro posed w ishing and adoption. County Clerk Straight Bourbon. Whiskey • 86 Proof Beefo’s Beefo’s National Distillers Products Corp., N. Y, A n ie r le a * » h u r v i t l - P r i i i d D ollar £ir Dollar ~ h o i i e / d - l ’i i e e d C a r u ith S t r a i g h t E ig h t H g d r a -^ la tie I tr ir e G li (lf>tion*i on till inoiieh a/ Often C9tl. l^ n i e r - l ' u e l i i d A i l r i ' r S t r e a h E n g in e » — 4 h o i r e o f S ix o r E ig h t you caiit beat a W o r l d l l i iiiu i n t’il I h u u l K o r o r d l o r The M om I E ro n o m g and l.o n y Id le l l e u u t i i u l T h in g o n W h e e l» • • you can < telephone in the country Jess ie station rate for first y w— minute» •' ■ When you’ve good new» to tell . : , when, for any reason, you want to get in touch with the folks away from home, think fint of faet, peraonal Long Dis tance. With rates so low, it’s qps of to4$y’» best bar gains. And only Long Distance can span the miles C h a r a c te r is w r itte n nil o v e r it! Chieftain Bu»innés Coup» . 1845 Chlaftoin 2-Door Sedan . . I 968 Stream liner Sedan C o up a. 1941 Sfraam linar 4 -D oor Sadon 1998 C hialfain Sadon C o u p a. • . 1968 Chiaftain 4 -D o o r Sadon . . 2019 2396 Illustratad— Chiaftain D» Luxe Convartibla C o u p a. . . . With u hitt uJewal! tirei. betnprr wing gt^ rd t and fender thieldt, A ll the eheve modelt have a Six-Cylinder engine. Pontiac'I Straight-Eight it J69 extra on any model. and Ucal taxes, i f any, optional equipment and accettoriet -extra. Price» Uth/ect to change without notice. Prices may vary in utrroanding commanitiet dne to trant- port a tion differentia». What a wonderful feeling it is to take the wheel of a magnificent new Pontiac con vertible—to feel the pride of driving a car with character in every line and action, a car with a personality so distinctive there is literally nothing else like it on the road! Naturally, the convertible shown here is the sweetheart of the Silver Streaks, a car with a manner all its own. But char- alter is a basic Pontiac ingredient—one that adds greatly to the joy o f owning and driving any Pontiac model you ^hoose. with the warmth and perfbnsltty of your own voice. sc L o n g D ista n c e ... so peraonal, so fa st, so inexpensive »id Wwh Company » : t ♦ : ♦ ROSS ORNDUFF Coyyri<Àx, 195Ö. í/iuXed S taid Brewer» Foundatüm 11» Pacific Telephone ® Beefo’s BEEFO’S the period from July 1, 1950 to June 30, 1951 inclusive. payers, J Portland, Oregon County 8,. 1950 for the purpose of mak Ing the original estim ates Any tax payers, or group of tax c o m p a n y s e r v in g w e s te r n a g r ic u ltu r e HOME OFFICE 812 S. W. W ashington Phone AT 4331 w ill be In session at the Courthouse In Moro, Oregon, at 10:00 o’clock A. M. on have changes Did you know A JULY 1, 1O34> TO JU N E 30, 1951 INCLUSIVE Notice la hereby given th at t h e - I^at week, parent« were calling Moose Jackson on the phone—and kkta were hooting at him in the street* All because Moose fenced Ills field near the depot, where the kids like to play ball. Mooee got sore the way folks acted— refused to budge. Then Doc Sherman, who likes to play center- him self som etim es, decided to “uae a little psychology.” Over a friendly glass of beer at Andy’s Garden Tavern, Doe »ay». ‘Sorry this came up, Moose. We ware thinking of asking you to um pire—what with your pro/e«suma/ Just Arrived . Standard Insurance C o. CARD OF THANKS WASCO, OREGON Waili Ad» . - ; Helen M orrison came up Sun-. day to visit her m other, Mrs. Gladys M orrison for a week while she is on her vacation from work h v Portland Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox w ere here from th e ir home in Salem Thursday. . ' . * M o o n E q u ip m en t C o. nab and daughters, Arlene, Kay, Oregon. 30c LOST: 50 lb barrow , blatk & an(j Nancy, and George Macnab. white, earm arked V in both Mr. and Mrs. Chet Coats and FOR SALE— Now available for ears. Bill Todd, Grass Val fam ily have been in Odell the Imm ediate delivery W 111 y s ley, . 30-lp p a s t few wleeks taking care of Jeeps and four-wheel drive the Coats farm there. • pick-ups. Complete W lllys CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp Overland line of panels, station freeze. Bring them in any dav wagons and Jeepsters now but Sunday. C & C Food Store, sensationally reduced in price. G rass Valley, Oregon. 21tfe FOR -SALE: 2080 acre St9ck Contact Willis Motor Co., Third F arm , 220 acres crop land and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles, Studebaker seeded to crested w heat grass Oregon. 22tfc FOR SALE: 1905 4 door sedan, maroon, radio Balance good bunch grass pas- and heater $1750. Ted Mery- titre Plenty of w ater from TOR SALE: Mangel, Call Moro dith, Moro. . 29p sp rin g s and creek. Buildings - 691 for details, poor. Ideal for Sherm an Coun ty farm er to use as summei o r additional pasture. Ix>catec 5 m iles Elast of Shaniko, Ore gon. P rice $14,000.00. KARGI AND ELWOOD, Real Estate Sport W ear T h at Is Different - You'll Love It. Dalle Insuranòe, The ant ARSTILL M O N R O E PONTIAC, INC MORO OREGON All Pontiacs are beautiful — all Pon tiacs offer sparkling performance— all Pontiacs are built to deliver years of dependable, economical driving with only routine service attention. In short, every new Pontiac has char acter written all over it and stamped deep into its background. That is one o f the important things we mean when we say —dollar for dollar, you can’t beat a Pontiac! Come in and see for yourself. i Î
