Sherman County journal., January 18, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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SNEBM AV
COUNTY
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1«, 19.52
>ung returned hnr
oni the hospital
where he spent
tiedlcaJ attention.
Melos w
The Pi*
Grass Valley
íBy Mn. A. F. Balzer)
Th
I R I D A V, J A N il A B V
MORO, O REG O N
American Lemon Auxt
the
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itimi;
John Rust X
ay on busi
X Valley anil
card
hole
tt
Wedi
Mrs.
nneth llatt
munit
1 hairtnan
Piai
Iso in I for a party
Mr.
Harry
*^r and Mrs. H
arry Y
I.* giun and Auxiliary mem an«4 thilUren arrived Th
> to t>e held a t the Kent I*e from Portland and spent
n hull Thursday evening. Saturday with his parent
Janu:
(¡rover
Young.
21. Mrs. Marcus Kslinger ^*’d M nt.’O
r
Is co unittee chairman. Refresh- F’lo ^ n c e
Clark
returned
nient of cake and coffee were Portland with thorn after spei
served at the close of the meet-
a week here helping her n
itig by the hostess.
The next Bier move,
meeting will l»eld at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy fichilli
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap Wednesday a,1<1 Bud Coon, were bu.dnt
I ’ebruary 13.
.visitors In The. Dalles Wuln«
Mr. and Mrs. Keith DeCourcey day.
and son, Michael, of Prineville
Mr. ami Mrs. John R u i' we
fcjxmt the week end at the home visitors F riday evening .at tl
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russo home in Moro.
Ted von Horste
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantre
Lev
Jan
rup
About 5-1 friends and neigh-
lo ts railed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Buether Saturday
night to charivari Mr. and Mrs
John B ueth« J r Everyone had
a gi«(l time singing and dancing
and later refreshm ent» were
served.
Lois Payne spent the week
end as a guest of Mauna Kakin
Willard Barnett and Mr and
Mrs. O. N. Buggies were business
Visitors in The bal.es Saturday,
u , he I**0
school has-
e e r s, havf
‘- « • W e to
8’
io
*••* enough to w in
“7 8ame“
* ? w “ ° U<
ones-
Corbett. St. Mary's.
Larkd^ie an<? Cascade Locks
be.aten tllwn anc* they have
Maupin. Latest defeat
Xure a n d ^ h a t’
!* L ? “
tlve of th e ^ v a y
b o y t^
R U F U S ITE M S
e n o u ^ '° ”
IAJ8INC GAMES
tv ,
*•
but . n°‘
mr-K
l he Wasco grade school came
The Kent Stags are playta«
to Rufus school Wednesday to games with
teams from nearby
nave a basketball game with the towns with fair success although
r«. T. M. Ko....
Kulus lads. Wasco made the they lost to
the strong Wamic
■Mr. and Mrs. Willard B arnett
tii st basket, but then Rufus took
lumber team last week,
h to the Moro bas­
tbe lead and were ahead all the
ketball boys aud some of their
way. Tne first quarter, the score
Kiri friends and Coach and Mrs.
was t to 13 in favor of Rufus.
lohnson Saturday night after
Kusseil Blake, the captain of
be game between Moro and Fos*
the team, led with 7 points to
B A T T L E WSTD G U E R R IL L A S . . . T he body of a C o m m u n is t g u e r r illa his credit. Michael O'Brien, Jim ­
U
j j
Ik s in fo re g ro u n I here as F re n c h Jungle tro o p s in the b a c kg ro u n d o p e ra te
my box and Je rry Brackett
• g a in s t hidden snipers in Cbo-B« n Puss, T o n k in , In d o c h in a . M o re th a n
cacii won 6 points. Bobby Byrd
.< .« ; ' ar lie ^ « bodies of dead C o m m u n ists w e re feund in th is 'a r e a a fte r the a c tio n and V invent Relioni also played,
the F re n c h fo rc e s c u t o ff a g u e rr illa fo rc e fro m
iome of his parents. Mr. and th a t ‘ took pla ce when
-
—
in e game ended Rufus 25, Was­
its escape route to the m o u n ta in s and s ored a sm a sh in g v ic to ry o ve r
f.rs. Ted von Borstel.
co J«.
Reds who ha.
bit too pre ,in g lately.
Mis. Richie Dingle and her
1 daughters had dinner Sun- were in 'J he L
son in law and daughter, Mr.
Thur
for
Mi and Mrs. Ha]ph Bugge an(,
d tlj h
parents, Mr. and dental appoint
and Mrs. Mobley are spending a
n.in ? ter, \ ee* of Moro were few days at the Dingle ranch
'i r n e t
Ksl Inger t Morn \\ f r and
H
oopci and oinner guests Monday evening south of Rufus.
Mrs. A. A. Dm* • v -re in ¡he at the John Rust home. All go-
Mr. and Mr«. H arry „ Voung I)a||(,s
A
Mr. and Mrs. Olan St rk and
• ' ,},e b a ll game after dinner.
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Mr. and Mr Frank von Bor-
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children and Mr?. W. D. Barnett
, ,
John Rust and
were dinner guests Friday even­ stel were dinn. 1
at the home of ' and Ms. Eu- <iall'-’rhter. Geraldine and Mr. and
ing of the Harold Owen.;’.
dis. Bill B rinkert were in The
\te
iM/i Mrs.
m-«, John
11
n Rolfe
■> and . peno Knott at
mi . «mu
\\ II , x<av 1
Wednesday on business.
1. Ronald were .business vis-
' ^r ' ,in<‘
8 »
S a tu rd a y on
*n £ M rs‘
rs in The Dalles Monday.
" e re in , h e I ,a
md
-on
Gary,
and
Donald
Schil­
,
Among the business visitors ljUsiness«
ling were dinner guests Sunday
Fvery hig »quarc package o f M oth e r’s Oats
.4 in I he Dalles Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs.
e \JXy left at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
offers an exciting double value! Because
Mt. and Mr
Frank E. Bayer Monday for | (land on busi- F. Schilling.
money can’t buy a finer quality, more deli*
9)
5U
depeht
th e
I
MOOUrAK
ST*
fe ^ fia n d y KITCHEN UTENSILS
MOTHER’S O A T S J & S i ^ “
»
Ik X.
£
(
I I Bayer, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
< Payne and family, Mr. and Mrs.
2Sbs-
M IL K D R IN K E R S W IN F lU - C - E - - W
- AR
— . . . T here v.aa a p rice w a r c o ir.’
on In the east Ncw Y o rk section of B ro o k ly n , w ith m ilk as the hone «,<
co n ten tio n . F o r once the custom rs were g e ttin g the b e lt r o f the a t
¡tg s
g e
e lle
l lh r rs
u trie
Ir lc d
i l I (o
n u n d e ie til - a«
.1 h . o
...I th er,
_ ..
1 '
an
lie ... A . l . e V. rr It . f a* .1
rk
a re m obbed by ea g er m ilk b y , . , as they snatch . ¡ n o t
m .iu c rs a
cents each, th e <uua | re ta il p ric e in th is e lty i r l w o such co n ta in e rs nt
, ,,
n»ld Owens had
n<
H a ro ld F a k i n
am i
d a u g h te r , as dinner guest
and Mrs.
una, A. S. A lbany and Mrs Mr.
''¡'i; ,un“
•'J1'“' Al:
Aln<xi *’a>ne
O O RIN W IL B U R N
Ji‘:i n '
8
’ Airs. Christina Meldaner,
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were W. I). B arneit anti Bill Barden-
dinner
guests Sundav
at the ' , '
non
of Mr. and Mrs. Gu-
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T H ’?: DALLES, OREGON
Phone 3729.
518 W. 7thSt
I
Owican
and'
....
daughter. <™Wr™ ? .^ r
.
W ELL
D R IL L IN G
ctous, o r more nourishing oatmeal than
1 or. u i s P a,s>
P“ vked in every package
you 11 find a valuable, useful prem ium such
as aluminum kitchen utensila, famous "Fire*
k in a " glass cup and saucer, beautiful " W ild
?iv, Patteri> «hina o r gay co lo rfu l Caroi*
vai W arc.
N o w a n in g ! N o coupons! N o money to
send. Just ask your grocer fo r M other's Oats
wHU Hiemium, in the big square package
M^TnER'S OATS — o privet
I I . I I ? I : I W u -1 11.
¡ra. • Kenneth H attrup
of TM QUAKH OATS COMfAMT
re-
the home of b r irar-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted von
el Wt'dnesday from P ort­
d
to
anti Mrs.
The shop will be closed January 10 and
will open again February 1 with a complete
suxk o f
LOVELY SPRING DRESSES
H arry
Stark
Gay Shop
W a -c o
“J,. .
F* F» r*
, U,
Oregon
Vi _,
--p—Tc.e-s
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IV'MKMI VI* LJW lO
L E A D S B R IT IS H FO R C ES . . .
C o iu m a n tle r*ln -rh le f of I! r I t I a h
fo re rà In E g y p t la L ie u te n a n t G en­
e ra l
S ir
G eorge
E ra k in e .
He
b ro a d ca st a w a rn in g to his trpopa
s-iyln g , " B e re a d y to p ro te c t y o u r­
se lf. We a re not lo o k in g fo r
tro u b le , b u t we ah a ll d e a l w ith it
f ir m ly . . .»•
DANCE
JANÜA
p
V 9 „ OI
ÏI
f ia t s the jubilant news that comes from Flint
tot every Buick dealer—and here we pass the
thrilling shory on to yon. It sure is true for *S2
that better automobiles are being built — and
h is bin I oi eg them. Feud the gttod word
and you'll agree.
January 19, 1952
Grass Valley Auditorium
All money goes to Infantile Paralysis fund
Square dances, Schottische, Polka
ivn
A n d w ith all its n e w p o w e r , it d e liv e r s
m ile s p e r g a llo n .
B ut th a t is not a ll.
F o r th o se w h o w is h it, th e r e is a b r a n d -n e w
v e r sio n o f p o w e r s te e r in g th a t w o r k s lik e a
h elp in g h a n d - g iv e s y o u th e sa m e su r e fe e l of
c o n tro l y o u h a v e a lw a y s k n o w n in
a w a y d r iv in g - y e t ta k e s less th an o n e-fifth th e
effort n eed ed to tu rn th e o r d in a r y w h e e l stan d ­
ing at c u rb sid e.
i i s pure tliis down to plain statements of
J t let .¡ t id le i them speak for themselves:
T
Tlie dy ramie darling pictured here is the 1952
ROADM ASTER.
A
mow
11 Hus tne mightiest engine in Buick history.
S u re, w e r e p u ttin g o u r b est fo o t fo r w a r d w h e n
w e ta lk a b ou t R o a d m a s t e r .
of any pootwar Buiek.
a
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Vx e x c z
sQsy
c7
i I bus i ' e
The Expanding Values of What
Ton Ou ti
The largest oool starts with a single
Me insurance savings— your funds fer
your f.rst premium deposit.
bX"*’
But y o u ’ll find a h o st o f n o ta b le fea tu r e s in
S u p e r s and S p e c ia l s t o o - p l e n t y to m a k e
th em , as a lw a y s , th e sta n d o u t b u y s in th e ir
f ie ld s - f o r rid e, for c o m fo r t, for s ty le , fo r ro o m ,
It Bus the richest fabrics and smartest'tailoring
that ever ¿raced a Buick’s interior.
greatest trunk space since spare tires
moved off the front fenders.
I CONSIDER;
drop. S3 with vn.tr
future secuiitv s b rt
* U fl
* !Oil1
and for p o w er .
It bus tbe most supet b ? <</<■ in Buiek history.
C o m e in —look th is triu m p h a n t tr io o v e r — an d
It b , the/, test carburetor that Buick research
has ever de\ ised.
“ c"rl,I *r m »'« '«h
Premium
It is t.’ie quietest car (hat Buiek ever Built.
Id. coupon
5- 60 nt.
y o u ’ll k n o w w h y e v e r y B u ic k d e a le r fro m co a tc
to c o a st is g o in g arou n d w ith a s m ile on h is fa ce.
<*• í »»< í
i «Art*/ iMffan
RST S H O W IN G
M b ix o n i,rc i t a s ®
S A TU R D A Y
$4 10 f if t l
BAKER l \ S |R A \ < K A ( .E \( y
(•BASS I ALI EV
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COMP^ nv r u J 2 £ 0LD Hr” MITL.F
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COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KCNrUfc>W
5 0 1 East S e co n d St.
lotor Company
T h e D a lle s, O re g o n