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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1950)
s PAGE 5 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1050 Mrs. Kathryn Lyttle, the new land seeding are socking their crops to harvest. es Jeanie and K aren Macnab, A rt Johnson and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson went to Portland the high school teacher at Rufus drills down to the old moisture. Kay daughters of Mr and Mrs Dor. The Misses Arlene and - first of the week for a few days spent last .weekend in Seattle The ones who deep seeded the Macnab, daughters of Mr. and Macnab are taking tap and acro- visiting her family. Her hus in the city. Truman Strong and Curly De- last couple of years had good Mrs. F. W Macnab and the Miss batic dancing lessons. The Moro Womans’ Club held band and small daughter are ex Moss went to Wamic the first its first meeting of the winter pected here soon, and they will of the hunting season and Tru season at the club house Thurs make their home at Fleck Or man brought home a 210 pound W o r ld R e n o tr n e d R o a d R e c o r d day afternoon. A book review chard camp during- the school three pointer after a few minutes year. was on the program. hunting the first morning. The Wasco boys will come to After two nights when the Ben Hockman Is lit a hospital Rufus Wednesday to olay a six temperature dropped down to 23 in The Dalles following an oper E conom y a n d Long U te man team of touch fo ’ball with it became warmer so rain was ation for appendicitis. .possible. Rather reversing the the Rufus lads. Donal Brlslain School teachers were in The is the Rufus coach. usual weather antics here. Dalles Monday and Tuesday to Contributions of 14 high school Mrs. Elton Medler wUl enter join with others in this area in children to an essay contest on tain the community sew.ng club Roger Justesen, now of Pasco, the subject of the value of a news a two day workshop new name Washington, where, he has a paper to a community are in the at her home Wednesday c .ening. for a teacher’s Institute. Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma went ranch, was here this week end hands of Judges. Local prize Is This will be the first meeting of to Prineville Sunday to visit rel for a visit with relatives. $2.50 and the state prize $25.00 the season. Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore atives and have a fall drive. A bit of rain fell, Monday even The Ernest Woods family is went to Portland Friday to see ing after threatening skies were Oregon-California game, RUFUS NEWS altogether again after a long trip t h e viewed all day. The rain of sev stopping to watch Maupin and east and a couple of operations. eral weeks ago has completely Mr«. Geeorge Fox Ernie is getting over an ulcer Culver. disappeared. The farmers who The Drop-A Stitch Sewing club Sherman county calves and operation and Sherry over one sheep were taken to Portland finished last summer their work for appendicitis. The Missionary society will and the Pacific^ International of four articles which were ex hold its next meeting Wednes Wednesday by Art Christianson hibited at the Sherman County day, October 11 at the home of and Howard Ross. The boys and Fair. Each maid was awarded a Mrs. Charles Belshee with Mrs. girls went along that day or the prize for her work. The leader George Mitchell in charge of the next to remain until the stock, of the club Is Mrs. Charles Wil son and the members are the program. Two o’clock dessert is sold. Misses Dottle Steward, Vaneta will be served. Mrs. Tommy Thompson un Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walter derwent an operation In The Peck, Elaine Eaton, Patty Black- moved their trailer house to Dalles hospital Tuesday and is burne and Donna Wilson. Shaniko Sunday and Monday recuperating very well from it. Mr. and Mrs. Don Macnab en P r io q m he took up his new duties as sec tertained at dinner Sunday In T o o Mrs. O^al Parkin® loft T h u rs ond m an’ on the highway crew day for homecoming events at honor of the birthday anniver A W V I V U d il at that point He has worked Oregon State where she will sary of Mrs. Bee Macnab and here some 16 months. see the Stanford-06C game Sat Miss Karen Macnab. Guests bid at Blums Eben Kee and Tex Irzyk are urday. den to the dinner were Mr. and in Canada Qn a moose hunt, fly Earl Gentry and Fred Grout Mrs. George Macnab of Wasco, ing In to the station. went to the La Grande country Mr. and Mrs. John Addingtor\ W herever you drive, you are cortain to see a Mr. and Mrs. Art XMatkins hunting last Friday. and Mr. and Mrs. Russ McCul great many new Pontiacs—for two reasons. spent the week end in Portland. Willard Coons is home after lough of Dufur, Bee Macnab and First, more people are buying new Pontiacs P«!* They were accompanied by Mrs. a vacation brought about be d au gh ter Joan of The Dalles. than ever before. Second, Pontiac, with its Ora Peetz who visited her dau cause of illness at the county The Addingtons remained over distinctive Silver Streak styling, just can’t help »tjcpd »44 uj p»4»¡3 ghter, Mrs. Karl I^andstrom fair. He has beep told to take it night at the Macnab home and being seen and adm ired. Pontiac is a stand .¿ t u t Átetop'AeuJ»u¿V and family.' returned to Dufur Monday. out, too, for performance, dependability, and easy for awhile. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy real economy. Come in and see the new tAV Aim ooo J returned Thursday from a trip wa i to California. They spent a cou M ortgage Loans to M eet Your Individual needs ple days at the home of her mo ther, Mrs. Edna Melzer, to pick ATTRACTIVE TERMS up their sons, Steven and Bruce, who spent the time with their PROMPT SERVICE MORO OREGON grandmother during their par ents absence. They all returned to their home in Portland Sat urday. A western com pany serving w estern agriculture David Nish was admitted to 4 hospital in The Dalles early this HOM E O E EK E _ week. 811 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Phone AT MSI left Thursday for Portland to spend the week end and give Mrs. Lawrence a chance to see her doctor. John is taking his vacation. Mrs. Owen Elliot and Mrs. Wal lace Waite were here last week end to visit at the George Mit chell home. Mrs. Elliot is a sis ter of Mrs. Mitchell. Sherman countlans on the Oregon Journal tour to the east ern states and Canada are Mrs. Mary Eva, Mrs. B. Etetrelle Hal ley and Mr. and Mrs. EveretJ Watkins. Moro Personals T h orou gh ly G ood—find L o o k s it I D ollar for Hollar urn cant beat a ARSTILL M O NRO E PONTIAC, IN S tan d ard In su ra n ce C o. Your money now earns 50 per cent more in a savings account at The United States National Bank! • The n ew Interest rate of 1 ’/a % deposits up to $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . . . ! % Is paid on all savings Is paid on that portion of account In excess of $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . xg All commercial and individual deposits In bath savings and checking accounts at this bank are now insured up to a total amount of $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 through the Federal Deposit Insurance f ■ Corporation— twice the form er coverage. Start now to build a sound financial foundation for your future by saving regularly each month. There is no substitute for the security that is yours < 1° r—i - vi when you have money in the bank. A— "5! C. A. REYNOtDJ, Manager MAX F. KASBEROIR, A ultfant Manager RODNEY COOPER, A ttltlonl Managor >«Z < ***** LI J. I JL— THE COST OF LIVING is up 68% THE DALLES BRANCH since 1940. But PP& L’s average price for household electricity is down 40% ! U N IT E D STA TES N A T IO N A L B A N K RATE CUTS SINCE 1 9 4 0 have meant total net savings of nearly 18 million dollars to users of P P & L ’s electricity! O u r 4 0 t h A n n iv e r s a r y Y e a r o e i o O N B A N K S C O V IN O « R esidential electric rates here are le®% th a n h a lf of the n a tio n a l a v e ra g e . Pacific Power & Light CcmpaK M am bet F»d»ral O apotil Inaurane* Corporati®* A N T O D A Y ’S BIGGEST B A R G A IN ! O » • O O N 1950
