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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1950)
W ? r r * ” K r 3 S K T X '7 . V a E B Ä U J Z"'4' - 4 - '- T ' ~ ...i_ > \ • is > ■ V Page 3 «HERM AN C O U N TY JO U R N A L , ‘ MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 17, IM O .¿ C Moro Personals ; R e d A r c h M o u n ta in PM A EXTENDS TIM E TR A FFIC DEATHS GROW The local PJIA com m ittee has Oregon traffic accidents claim- extended the rpnnrtinv final date the for weed com- 4^ lives in October to m ark ana fOurth consecutive m m ontn onth ________ nav. jo u rin consecutive w hirh nav. in whIch traffic deaths have i° „ „ . t »,a A<rru.,.i- m ent is made under the Agricul reached or exceeded 40, Ahe sec tural C onservation program . The re ta ry of state departm ent re new jdate is December 1st. The ports October fatalities b ring th e ’«^soiling practice d a te has also toll for the year th u s far to 333, been extended to December 1st. According to F ra n k vonBor up 17 percent from the 275 lives According to Thom as W. T hom p stel, chairm an of th e local PMA lost a t the sam e tim e last year. son, secretary, This extension com m ittee, ballot» have been T hirty-nine persons w ere killed should allow all operators to com plete the w ork and rep o rt mailed du rin g the p ast w eek to in O ctober of 1949. The traffice death upsurge w as sam e to the county office, l nis nii pHaible voters an engiDie vvuu ofe. S herm an first ap p aren t in Ju ly w hen 54 year the com m ittee has increas county. These ballots should be fatalities w ere recorded. Acci ed th e paym ent for perennial retu rn ed to the county office by dent records list 52 m ore deaths weed control to 100 percent of N ovem ber 24. • R esults of the in A ugust and 40 in Septem ber, the cost of the chem icals used. election will be announced d u r now augm ented by October’s This increase w as made to en able operators to cooperate w ith ing th e first week in December. toll of 41. “If th is trend continues d u r the County C ourt’s W eed Con ing the refnairyler of the year, trol law. _______ . it will wipe ou t all of the tra f H A R L A N D V IE W G R A N G E fic <leath reduction earned in 1949 and set Oregon back to its 1948 leVel,” the departm ent states The early darkness and fre q u ent storm «conditions of the late fall and w in ter consistent ly m akg driving m ore dangerous mile for mile than a t any other N O V EM BER 1», 1950 tim e of the year. I t ’s th e w rong season for continuing to drive HOCKM AN’S O R C H ESTR A ;.: a t sum m er s p ^ d s . _____ la a a e e e a e a o e e e lo o o iio o o o e t be the com m itteem en th a t a m ajority of the farm ers in the com m unity w ant. Every eligible voter should vote; otherw ise the ~ co nunii ¿tteem en elected will be __ e cn< uoice of only the few who the vote. * Don’t let th e election in your com m unity pass by w ith o u t your voting.” * .. Committeeman Election Soon •' Conventions of county offi cials are being held in P ortland “W ho will be your Com m un th is week and Mrs. Naomi Van ity and County PMA committee- G ilder is attending the tre a su r m en in 1951?” E. H arvey Miller, e r’s convention chairm an of the Oregon State Don Hockm an, eldest son of PMA com m ittee, asks th is ques Mr. and Mrs. Ben H ockm an of tion to call attention to the T he Dalles w as hom e a couple elections now being held In all of days before going out on a ag ricultural com m unities in the destroyer. He w as a reservist. state. A nother son Michael is also in th e n avy and afloat. “F a rm e rs need . th e m ost able com m itteem en they can find, Born: To Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Sayrs, Monday. N ovem ber 13, Above all, those elected should a son, A nthony Carroll, 21 inches — long, w eighing 7 pounds -7 o u n -: < / ces in T he Dalles. M other and son doing well. H e was born on th e w edding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, grand parents, M r .and Mrs. Am andus von B orstel are the m aternal grandparents. W. A. Coryea of The Dalles w as here Tuesday. • Mrs. Lloyd Johnson is in P o rtlan d to be w ith h er sister for a few weeks. Lloyd spent a p a rt of the week end in Salem v isitin g his m other Mrs, „.A. S. Johnson and o th er relatives there. f < Mr. and Mrs. H arry Benson w ere In P ortland last: week end SoV« money, sava time— Year’ round gifts for Christmas. because of th e A rm istice.holiday. This is your chance to do v°vr . , Mr. and Mrs. Darw in Van Chrttfma. on<) G ilder drove to California last nomlcally. f® ' V®» " •"<* " Mrt ,aW’ week end to v isit w ith the Hines on most popular magazines are con® fam ily. Mr. and Mrs, Vernon sidorably lower now than at any Van G ilder w ere already there other time during the year. T he city council m et T u e sd a y "’ «* Background for the young sum m er visitors to Zion National ORDER NOW—select your g iftl night and passed on licenses for P ark in southern Utah is Red Arch M ountain. This huge m ountain early and save yourself lost-wlnute Beefo and T he T avern and ot red stone is used as an exam ple of the way natu re carves out bother end worry. Handsome ChrUt- agreed to give B. H. Roberson colorful m onum ents th at line the canyon walls. Geologists believe mas Gift Cards announce your gifts. ■ a lICtenne‘ to use the curb on. 8orae day lWs he a trem endous n atu ral bridge of bright We handle ell .the details—so phene F o u rth sire»' near his station verm illion stone carved eut by the effects of erosion, wind and or write us, or visit eur subscription M rt. Dale Moore w a . aeriously • * » « * '. *"* bu rn ed a t th e school house Wed nesday evening w hen a pressure v Mrs - Lam er Sayrs underw ent LEGION POST M EETS cooker exploded. Hot w ater h it an operation at a hospital in the - Chris Schultz Post of the IM «Hl. »*.00i la d h e r on the face, neck, and chest Delies, th is week. Am erican Legion m et Wednes- •o d i odd'l ,11» only » 4 - 0 giving her • second degree burns, burns. w here she will probably rem ain day night and elected officers She w as taken to the hospital for the rem ainder of the week, a as s follows^. fnilnws* D n a arw r w in Van Glider, Glider. in Van Diane C ------------ hristianson who was com m ander; __ Dale Moore, vice L IF E standing close by received quite com m ander; Bon Christianson, 1®» »I»»« »4.7»! 5nd ?'“ • *A .°° a severe a rm burn. *. a d ju ta n t and finance officer. each ad d i gift only $4 00 Mike Mulick left this \yeek The m em bers agreed to hold <fqr New Jersey to spend a few regular m eetings twice a m onth w eeks w ith his m other and on the second and fourth Wed- family a t his—eld höme town. nesdays. When you give g ift-a s k yourself 7 PERSONAL, /LASTING 7 INEXPENSIVI J EASY TO GIVE? GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON DANCE •e o o aeai M o rtg a g e Loans to M e e t Y o u r In d iv id u a l needs ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROM PT SE R V IC E Standard Insurance C o. A western com pany serving western a g ric u ltu re HOME O FFIC E 812 S. W. W ashington Phone AT 4331 •e e e e e e e i lo o e e n o ii le a e a e e a a a i P ortland, Oregon 111 ■ • • • • • ■ R OI > O * * • AR » a e e a e e e 1st g ift $10.00, each additional gift only $S.50 B eefo Beefo’s ’s Spatial Military Hotel for member! ef U.S. Armed Force»« TIMS, $4.75-» U Wa^handle »ubecriptiene to AU B E E F O ’S A t th e C A P IT A L C IT Y , magazines. Sherman County Journal M o r o , O re g o n M o ro , O regon $1.25 ' thanksgiving to start coW engines day d in n er . ICED TOMATO JU IC E C H EESE STU FFED PICK LE SLbCES CRACKERS CELERY FIN G ERS ROAST TURKEY' W IT H S T U F F IN G GREEN BEENS W ITH MUSHROOMS G IBLET GRAVY MASHED POTATOES CRANBERRY SAUCE - .t — M oro H o tel C offee Shop T h a n k sg iv in g N o v . 2 3 -1 2 :0 0 on OR HOT M IN C E P IE COFFEE A lso B A K E D HAM and YOUNG R O A ST DUCK O PEN 11:00 A. M. Roast T u r k e y a n d T r im m in g s SO U P , S A L A D , «ac TO THE HEART OF THE pOWNTOW# F O R S A L E : Seven room houtz In M o ro , •r Full basement, oil hot water heat, hot water tank, graded itreetz, new paint and shingles •Ince 1 9 4 6 , com pletely Insulated, sidewalks, p riced as an investment. Carroll Sayrs, M o ro A Product of Standard of California W asco, Phone 55? C. IL ANDERSON G rass Valiev. Phone 232 d O il C o m p a n y o f C a lifo 0 |io Phone 761 ia e e a e e e a e e < e e e i this way K E IT H M DONALD Eastern Oregon Electric Company POTATOES M IN C E OR PUMIPKIN P IE below zero I C h e v ro n B a n -Ic e f lu id protects your equipment, keeps lines, jets, screens, and pumps free of ice in freezing temperatures. •-I oz-ratn »out R E L IS H E S VEGETABLES • — Y o u're off in a few sec onds when you prim e the e n g in e w it h C h e v r o n S tartin g Fluid. Use spray gun or perm anent prim er applicator. W orks in tem p eratu res as low as 50 W e’re your new headquarter» for G eneral Electric Automatic Heating Equipment, Our new appointment 1» a big event for you. It meant that General Electric H eating Equipm ent I» available— right now— right here in your own community. It mean» that you now have our organization at hand to install G-E equipment—and keep it serviced. We welcome the chance of telling you new tonally just why G-E heathy <* )u*« riK 11 There are a lot of thing» you anil want to know about cost, installation, how the equip ment works, and why it work» bttltf® A phone call or a post card will bring you the answers. W asco, O r e g o n Baked H a m B eefo ’s B eefo’s S tra ig h t B ourbon Whiskey • 86 Proof National Distillers Products Corporation, N Y. T h a n k s g iv in g D in n e r SALAD ’ P U M P K IN H ow do you like our new shingle? Turkey Rai e TRAFFIC TENSION P A R K IN G PROBLEMS Wasco American Legion fruvefpl ans X*ur UNION PACIFIC R e s t As You R id e W hatever the w eather, travel by tra in . . . G o U N I O N P A C IF IC , t a k e , advantage o f the convenience o f re g u lar schedules. Relax in com fortable Pullm ans o r rest-easy coach seats as ■ you speed over th e rails. A rrive re freshed d o w n to w n at your destination. TArre D a ily Trains to an d from the East S tn M tn U tw n "CHy at Rowland” ««PO R TLA ND R O S E ” " ID A H O A N ” Lot m helft p lastrónr trip Greyhound's D O W N TO W N Depot is only a fe w steps from the shopping center, theaters, offices, markets N 4 On every visit—to any city— step Into a Greyhound but . . . $6.50 step off in the heart of the bum- 2.60 ness district Arrive fresh! No Porttand 3.35 driving fatigue by Oreyhound. Bend Frequent schedules save i/xne. . • low fares save money! ■■ T® . One-way Rovn4-Mp $10.40 November 17 & 18 4.55 5.40 Turkey Shoot (AM TW) with Wasco Trap Clvb The T A V E R N MORO, OREGON Sunday, November IP 3 ’ rOR B .F IN .A .« 1RANM-OR1AÎ.ON-. Ù 4 ^ - «»«ON RAOUC ,,
