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. a 1 * PAGE 3 SH EHM A N COUNTY JUL KN A i,, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1952 there for a visit before she con for a basketball gome with the in letter shape this winter than more and Jack Layton who tinues on to her home In North Rufus Wolves. At the second othec. winters. On some of the comes from Seaside as a fresh quarter, Wishram had 19 points summer fallow slopes there was man are recent additions to the I lakota. Mr. and, Mrs. Lyle Woods and Kutu/i 2tt. At the end of the some run off ditches left, when student body. Mrs. Dick Huhman of Sandy an<l son were over Sunday from ard quarter, Rut us had 38, anu the snow’ melted.. But w’lth the Mr. Olmstead of Elite studio left Tuesday evening fop her Centerville. Wn? to visit with Wishram 20. R uftu beat with a amount of snow on hatyl and the has been at school the last two home after spending a few days her sister and family, ^4r. and score of 53 to 31. Wishram made frost in the ground the damage Mondays taking group and in here with her daughter, Mrs. over to Paul Alleys where the some good plays. Those making wasn't too had. dividual pictures for the annual. Jim Kerr and family. points for Rufus were Steward men folks tattooed a boll. The Moro P-TA will meet Fri Mrs. Robert Barnes and daut Charles Burnet. They all.w ent 19, Blackburne Id, Blake d, i niinHUHM i ii iii iHiiiB ttaaM ggw w h day, February 22 at 8:00 p. m. ghter, Louise, of Boise Idaho, Mrs. Opal Parkins and Mrs. L. V. Moore was ill for a fe\v-< brand 6, Douglas t>, Fox 3, and Don't forget the Junior Prom moved into the ^apartment over Flora fctcDonnal are co-owners days the first of the week but Gayle Eaton 3» at the school gym Saturday tne bank last week and Miss of t h e Hobby Shop in Corvallis-. has improved again and is feel night. . before the boys game Wamic Louise, entered the Moro high Mrs. Parkins is ip Corvallis at-, ing much better. „« w - r a e school to complete her sopho ter making a trip to San Fran The small daughter of Mr. and Lumber had a game of basket By Roger 'M iller ball with the Rufus town team more year. Mr. Barnes is in cisco for buyers . week. Mrs. Mrs. Mike Mulick is ill at the William Edwards was recently MORO (OM M UM TY UHURt II Okinawa having been loaned to McDonnal • will operate the gift home of her uncle, Dr. John w inch was composeu of players hired to replace Kenneth Zach Westminister Fellowship will in Uie surrounding area.- The the air corp by a construction shop. Skirving in The Dalles but is men made Wamic Lumber work ary , as driver of school bus meet Sunday at 5:30. The topic company. . uj to be improving. lor their points. It was a real number four. Mr. Edwards as tor discussion will he "l.elsurò Mr. and Mrs. A. Douma and reported Mrs. John E. DeMbss under The ground was covered with good game throughout. However, sumed his duties Friday. Time" with Dean Martin as iMr. and Mrs. G. Douma drove to went an operation in a Portland snow Thursday morning, not v\ anuc Lumber beat by a score ' Meirtbers of the girls’ volley leader. Douglas Alley will lead hospital last Friday and her hus Prineville Sunday for the day. much but a warning that winter of 52 to 45. '•»- hall squad will go to Parkdale band expects to bring her home The A Doumas visited her father, has not completely loosened i t s . • - Big low canyon Is wished out Thursday afternoon, February in devotions.. Any high school age person intersted in partici John Elliott and the G. Doumas the last of this week as she is on this of the earth. in three places. Some of the 21 where they will play the pating in a table- tennis .tourna- visited her niece Mrs. Raymond hold getting along very well. Most of it melted by noon, even roads need work done on them Parkdale girls. Boyd and family. though more fell In the forenoon. before they can be gotten over, Lodise Barnes who comes Mrs. Lloyd Johnson was oper Temperatures have been slightly but oh the whole the roads are from Boise, Idaho, as a sopho- Mrs. Joe Peters returned Sat ated on at the Mld-CIumbia hos below freezing at nights and pital in The Dalles Monday and urday from a week in Portland warm and sunny is the daytime is reported to be getting along where she visited her daughter, weather. A chill wind has kept Bonnie Sharp. Bonnie is now em fine. in the minds of the light .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Con lee ployed by the Chipman Chemi winter ly clothed, «however. rToday’s Best are in Eugene this week to visit cal Company in that city. The Junior Ladies club of the Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Archer and her father who Is past 90 years Moro Community church is Travel Buy! of age. » - — , family drove to Payette, Idaho making plans for (he annual Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones over the week end to visit rela Silver Tea to be held March 7 were in Portland last week so tives ang to take his mother In the church parlors from 2.30 that he could have another phy to 4:30 o’clock......The tea this sical examination. He was found ( ARD OF THANKS year Is to be an antique tea. to be alright. Words alone cannot express Anyone having antiques they Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder was in our thanks and appreciation to would like to have displayed be The Dalles hospital this week all those who have been so fore the community on this after recovering from an operation kind to us in our sorrow - and noon please get in touch with performed there Monday. Her during the illness of little Karen. Mrs. Rosco iMloore. Mrs. T. Le condition is reported as good. Mr.*and Mrs. William McLachlan land Brown of The Dalles will be Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hoskinson Mrs. Mollie McLachlan here to speak on. antiques and show some of her collection. entertained Sunday with a birth Tommy Thompson, county day dinner honoring her sister, agent,, and Ralph Busse PMA Mrs. Papl Goddard, who with agent,, were in Gearhart the first her family were over from Con G o G re y h o u n d . . . for /«as t/urn of this week to attend the con don for the day. o n o -r h iid Ih a co«r o f d riv in g vention of PMA men of Oregon. Jim Wilson came up from Port y o u r c a r / Y o u ’l l rela x . . . free Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore and land Wednesday. He shys his fro m t r a ffic w o rry , e n jo yin g son David returned last Thursday wife is better now and he has ’ i > scenic route», frie n d ly c o m p a n MORO HOTEL evening from Ocean Lake where quit washing dishes. v ions. S a v e y o u r m o n e y , your car, they had been guests of Mr. and , y o u r tim e , a n d yo u raelf — b y Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Amidon February 25 to 29 Mrs. lis te r Conlee for several Q re y h o u n d e v e ry t r ip ! are back home from their win weeks, all doing some fishing C. CARL FULLER ter’s trip. 6 OTHER LOW FARES* In the nearby rivers. Mr. aud Mrs. Conlee returned to Sherman One Way Round trip county also. Portland 33.50 5 44» . ' , ' . - < David Moore left Monday for Eugene «A0 ~ 10.40 The Dalles where he Joined a Bend • 5.33 5.40 group of young men from Hood The Dalles .93 1-55 River and Waaco counties and Hpokane 0.05 10.90 departed for a hitch in the ser • (ADO TAX) vicer Mr. and Mrs^W, ,E. Harms of Thert's iotutthtHg about r. Portland were here from Friday Greyhound that make! t until Sunday to visit with her the friendly to trait,. parents, - MY, and Mrs. Glycje Glllmor, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Arstlll are home again after flying to Mich igan to bring home a new Pon 16, 1652 tiac, Mrs. Anna Moore left for At the C A PITA L CITY, M oro, Oregon Portland to shop a few days be GREYHOUND BUS DEPC fore leaving F riday* ofl the Journal tour to Hawaii. Mrs. Mary Eva is another iMtoro resi a <**( r»ar guard s»l Jala tha Raliofl«: Ci dent who will fly to the islands on the trip. Norman Fields was In Kelso Lincoln’s birthday to attend a meeting of the Columbia Peace dfflcers association. He returned Wednesday. Moro Personals Mrs. Roger Tetlowi of Fair banks, Alaska Is visiting her bro ther and family, Mjr- ¿»nd Mrs. Kenneth McKean and her sister, in The Dalles for a few weeks. Mr. Tetlow works on the Fair bnaks DaUy News-Miner. Mrs. Tetlow will be remembered here as Murial McKean. Moro School News rtient see Ronnie Benson. . • .The Junior Tidies will have the annual Valentine^ party for their husbands Tuesday, Febru ary 19, at 8:00 p. m. in the home of Marilyn Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Archer will be hosts to the Mariners on Sunday- night, February 17 aU 8:00 p. m. A speaker from The Ikdies on i nd navigation will be the evening's program. The choir has started working on the cantata for Easter. All those who enjoy to sing are in-- vited to come to choir practice, every Wednesday night at 8:00. GREYHOUND Olyntbia so satisfying? Los A ngeles For n e a r ly h a lf a c e n tu r y Olympia has devoted its skill in creating a light, yet. satis fying beer. Today, the third generation of the same family is dedicating this experience and its modern facilities, plus the rare brewing quality o f its famous water, to produce Olympia . . . America’s KNAPP SHOES Complete Spring Line Beefo’s Beefo’s ; Feller-came in t'le other night, took a menu and pointed to a steak, got; JUNIOR it, ate' it, paid for it and walked outJ PROM couldnt fine and N O T W H IS TLE Original Light Lakle Beer. */ts the Water A lice felt hurt until w e found out he; BEEFO’S FEBRUARY, Music by J O E S T E W A R T Beefo’s , Beefo’s Light Refreshment Beverage of Millions of Temperate People tUMPU UiVtRt Cl , IllMPik « ta . I I I •TraS« Math» »•<. V. S rat. O ff "■ ■ FORM AL - ..... Ma. S -W M o ro Gymnasium Adm. $ 1.0 0 per person) »RUFUS ITEMS - Mr. anil Mrs. Mel LeMay who have been living In one of Carl Thompson*« House« have pur chased a house In The Dalles and have moved into It. The Wishram high school boys came to Rufus Tuesday night THE G A Y SHOP lovely new dresses and Lingerie W hite Stag, Lazy Susan wrap skirt Clam Diggers, Levis, N ew Blouses G ay Shop Wasco NOTICE OF RURAL HEARING Oregon D istrict school board budget Notice is hereby given, In compliance with“ section 110-1207, 0. C. U A., as amended by Chapter 393, Oregon Laws 1943, and Chapter 345, Oregon Laws 1945, as amended by Chapter 591, Ore gon Laws 1947, to the legal voters of the Rural School District of Sherman, County, Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the Courthouse in Moro, on the 5th day of March, 1952 at 10:00 o’clock a, m., for the purpose of discussing the. budget of the Rural School Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1952, and ending June 30, 1953, hereafter set forth. t budget 1953-1953 . — BXAXD ueate^mc ucrâl veaittwte *t ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 1. Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of the year for which this budget is made —T— — ------- 1 2. Amounts received from other sources ---------------- T Total estimated receipts estimated hxpknditures 1500.00 * 1500.00 1. Personal Service: a. District Superintendent's Salary ------ -------------- 5 4500.00 b. Clerical ........................... - ........................................... 1800.00 c. Superintendent’s travel s.------------- -------- ----------- 600.00 150.00 d. Institutes, conferences -------------------------------- - 300.00 2. Supplies and printing —-------------------------------- 1----- 125.00 3. Office equipment ---------- ------ ----- - --------- -------'----- 175.00 4. Postage, telephone and telegraph ------ 75.00 5. Elections publicity, and legal ---------- 250.00 6. Rural School Board travel and expense 475.00 7. Fixed charges ------ - --------- 8. Miscellaneous expenses ------ ----------------- -------------- 9. Emergency fund ------------------------------------—------------------ _ Total estimated expenditures IkiniiTMiE I 9,800.00 » r i t u m o f S btimatk » , ¿IrahyÂt %eninety You have to take the wheel of a Dual-Range* Pontiac yourself before you can com pletely enjoy the thrill of having, at your finger-tip«, two entirely different typee of performance: quick, eaey acceleration foe traffic— or economical, almost silent cruising for the open road. • O p tio n a l a t a atra c o tt. $2.60 Dt. $4.10 fifth 3. Amount necessary to balance the budget ................. -________ 4. Total estimated tax levy f<* the ensuing fiscal year 9 7,700.00 --...... C. O. Burrtet Chairman, Board of Directors t h is a m a z in g p e r f o r m e r ! When you do, you’U »ay, “Thia 1» It!“ —for never before has such spectacular performance been combined with such remarkable economy. Gome in today—experience the most exciting driving In all the world. - AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES AND TAX LEY Y 1. Total estimated expenditure« ------------- ¿«=£¿2 - , Bh 2. Deduct total estimated receipts and available cash t5oaoo Dated February.0, iary. 1952 Signed: Wily r W. Knighten 'Secretary Take the wheel to ¿et the lèd o f » • U a r fo r B a H n r l a a T a a 'f B a a f a B o a t fa « / W ITH SPECTACULAR J k u ttl-H c ite ff v P e r f o r m a n c e f* /SHB r ‘t ARSTILL MONROE PONTIAC, I N ' MORO, M PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGT OREGON COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY t X
