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SHERMAN COUNTY
Moro Personals
W ord received
from
Mrs.
George Wilcox of Salem states
that she and George are grand
parents again since the arrival
of a baby girl January 6, 1952,
to Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Wil
cox.. She also states that George
is anxious to go to Phoenix, Ari
zona, and they expect to start
about the 12th of January for
that state.
Gordon Hi Ider brand and Don
ald McDermid returned Sunday
from Los Angeles where they
had been to see the Rose Bowl
football game.
Mr. and Mrs.
Francis W atkins and daughters
of Wasco were in those parts
during the Rose Bowl game also.
Giles French drove to Milton
Monday where he talked and
engaged in a m en’s forum at
the St. Jam es Episcopal church
as a guest of Joe Belanger.
B cefo’s
JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON
I BIDAY, JANUARY' 11. 1952
in, Mrs William Roos,
oid Mrs. Eliza-
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tile guest of
leffer was also
hardw are cor-
tanch & Home
Thompson
T hom pson attended
att
jf a sub-comn it»-
at is preprain
(h
u the conference
ltural m atters v
Id in Corvallis ne
and Mrs. Robe
ho
Dewev
Rol
Turret
December 20 from Lowry Air
Force base in Denver Colo. Cpl.
Howell left Friday night, Jan u
ary 4, on the Portland Rose for
Tyndall Air Force base at Pan
ama City, Florida for more
schooling.
Mrs. Howell Is re
maining here with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Howell of
Wasco.
Mrs. Max Barzee planned for
a group of friends to surprise
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer on her
83rd birthday Saturday Janu
ary 5. Around the table set for
eight were Mrs. Maggie Banum.
Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. John Park
er, Mrs. Anna Moore, Mrs. Ed-
Cold? Got wet feet? In danger of
getting a cold? Having chills? Feel
rocky all over? This is the place.
At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon
Beefo’s
Ar
C atherine
Keith McDonald
How to start engines fast
in extremely cold weather
Beefo’s
B E E F O ’S
Barb
th<
11 Cayrs left
of the year
California
will go to
search of
w inter sunshine.
Tommy DeMoss retut ed to
his home Saturday after si>end-
ing a few days in a Dal s bos-
pital following a sleigh riding
mishap. He suffered a sev ere
concussion when thrown from
his sled striking his forehead
above the right eye. Doctors or
ders are to rem ain quietly in
bed for another week.
Shown above ia a dash-inatalled
primer pump designed to inject
Chevron Starting Fluid into gas
oline or diesel engines.
It works this way: as the oper
ator step s on the starter, he
works the pump with his hand.
Highly volatile Chevron Starting
Fluid goes into the engine and
starts it up. Has started engines
at 50 below zero!
To prevent ice foomation in your
fuel lines and tanks, we also rec
ommend Chevron Ban-Ice Fluid
in eold weather.
•
W e’U be glad to fill your order
for the prim er pump for your
equipm ent and, o f course, see
A ndersen
that you have plenty of Chevron
S ta r tin g F lu id and Chevron
Ban-Ice Fluid all season. We em
phasize service because it is the
foundation of our
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local business 1
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Graxx V alley, Oregon
Phone: (¿ras» V alley, 232
nni rum n tn t mt t t t tun u t nmmH««»
ool bou e January 7 and
resided over by Marvls
president.
The second
■oup is called The Handy
’lothing club
Belshee a n d
Susan
led the girls in a song
Moto School News
By R oger Miller
1\ elected news reporter
Gentry
replaces Joy
is -ho was unable to carry
student bady activités.
It was also decided that
food booth at the baske
games, pioneered ny the sc
more class.
would be pa
arund to the various clubs
classes in the school giving
a chance to make extra me
An auction sale will lx?
in the Moro gym Saturday
ternoon, January 19 .by
school district to dispose of
cellaneous
war surplus g»
The student borly will re«
half of the proceed® for han<
the details of the sale.
The members of the si
lo a rd had lunch In the cafe
Tuesday after which they held
their monthly meeting in the
office.
first year group called
u-t So Girls are making
cases out of colored felt.
Handy Girls are starting
nn sew ing machines. Some
art ing this year's project,
•prize was won hv Penny
l-H club girls received
)ld seals for their charters.
IH sTIM l \ i: F IN E K A L
SERVICE
By W ilma (¿entry
The 4-H sewing clubs mt
a Standard Oil <
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i C atherine A n d erso n Keith M cD on ald
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Mr. and Mr«. Wendell B iL iger
drove to Portland Tuesday
Wendell can consult his doctor
about Ms troubling arthritis.
The Missionary society met at
the church Wednesday Instead
o f at the home
M rs. Dewey
Thompson because of the illness
of the small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Thompson.
Timothy Butler, small infant
of Mr. and Mis. Orville Butler,
was released January 5th from
The Dalles hospital w here he
has been since his prem ature
birth.
Alts. Wiiy Knighten, chairman
of the local Red Cross chapter,
reports a regular monthly meet
ing was held at the courthouse
Monday. Routine business was
transacted and certificates read
ied for mailing to the recent
blood donors in the last drive
made in Sherman county for
blood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C hristian
son and his mother, Mrs. Daisy
Byers, left Friday for lx>s Angel
es, California to visit Mrs.
Chrstianson’s father and
Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Christianson
and family.
W asco, Oregon
Phone: W asco 332
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