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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY
Moro Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker ha,
*• houseguests this past week
Mr. and Mrs. L. N Grant am!
son, David, who were returning
to their home at Pawn, R. c. ai
ter spending the winter in south
ern California.
Mr
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M r. and Mrs: Eugene Amidon,
Mrs. John Parker and Mrs. Har-
riet Romine motored to Portland
Frid ay t
’be Rose Festival
parade, returning same day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hartwig of
Cottage
Grove stoppeil here
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FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1952
briefly last Friday while on thei
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Conlee
" a- to Walla Walla for a visit left Monday afternoon for Port
Hart wie was formerly Jose lynd and the coast to be gone a
phii ■ Cornu thia, a one time’ few
days.
Aioro school «icher» wh( now
Here for the Stewart-Christian-
has two girl and a boy
her son wedding were Mr. and and
own
. to teach
Mrs. M. M. Oveson an son, Dick,
i. and MYs. Wily Knighted who just returned from two
°ine last week end from years in France as a, Mormon
u 1 1,1 n‘a u here they had gono missionary
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to spend a week with their son,
W’ily jr. who i tationed at HunP WAide Arstill is here again for
Hton Air Rase List north of San some summer vacationing ‘while
working around the garage.
Francisco,
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The 4<H children left early
Mr. a Ki Airs.
W. T. Ralsiger Tuesday morning for the annual
.were ih Spokane .last week to
symrner school trip to Corvallis.
attend a
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Ralph Busse the baggage car
'and Mr?. GeorgV Mitchell and MYs. Busse went alnog to
W ednesday- morning for bring Ralph home. Mrs. Elizabeth
ton ^to join the Raphaël' "Hartley is official chaperone. El-
>nris on a trip to Lake Ta- ghteen made the trip.
I a weeks outing.
Queen Connie Wilson and
i B. Ebinger, -attorney of Prinecesses Sharon Coons and Jo-
th Falls, stopped in Moro ann Ross went to Pendleton
to visit Mr. (and Mrs. Tuesday to pick out their cos-
H rençh.
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tumes for the fair and the pre-
ma-der 1 jftbyd Johnsdh is liminary activities of the sum-
vacation this week leaving - trier.
tter distributing to Mrs.
Marvin Miller and daughter,
Jones and Mrs. Benson. He will Merle Marian Coyner are here
attend the postmaster’s conven- for early summer fishing, com-
tion before coming home;
ing from 'Portland.
Ronald MeLachlan is now
cooking in the Moro hotel coffee
shop, starting Tuesday morning
Mrs. Doris Ellis will leave
Sunday for Portland to begin
summer school? Later this month
she will go to Detroit, Michigan
to attend the annual meeting of
the National Education associa
tion as a delegate from this dis
trict of Oregon.
Bob Ring’s quarter horse,
Drifting Sands won its race at
the Portland Meadows last week
doing the 250 yards in 14.2.
Bids on the F irst National
Bank building will be let June
23 and construction will start at
once. Several contractors are
bidding, some from The Dalles,
others from Portland, Salem,
and Pendleton. It is hoped that
the new building will be occu
pied by early fall
An error in last week's Jour
nal indicated that Jimmie Belshe
attended
summei
school on
money from club funds. Actual
ly It was the First National Bank
that contributed the money for
his scholarship.
Floyd Root, president of the
Oregon Wheat Growers league,
has just returned from attending
the spring meeting of the Idaho-
Wbshington wheatmen.
Tues
day he was at Lind, Washington
to visit the experiment station
on field day and spoke at the
BE HAKE _
Many years ago our founder
discovered the subterraneaa
wells at Tum water which pro
duce, now as then, a water o f
great purity and special brew
ing qualities . . . reason indeed
why o l y m p ia is a beer of rare
fla v o r and lig h t, s p a rk lin g a
qualities.
"fts th e Water"
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Insurance
In Sherman county $10,000
hail insurance costs $150,
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Portland
Beefo’s
The other night a guy looks at a steak
him and he said, ,zThat s the biggest piece
of beef I’ve ever seen that couldn’t walk’’
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You’ll never drive a better bargain than
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from here.
F You’ll sense it from the way it. handles,
from the way it steps out with a full
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T h is re p re s e n t! e v e ry d o lls
passing th ro u g h
M u ltn o m a h
Kennel C lu b ’s hands during 1951
and how it was paid out. These
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figures have been compiled from
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official records and audit.
S u b m it t e d
Bold e u t te
by M u ltn o m a h
Stete a i O. .g e n
Kennel Club.
F o ld out fer
Soieries e n d W a g e s
Fold eut fer Furtes to
Greyhound Owners
Feld eut fer
O perating Expenses
Fold eut
(State,
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MORO,
Oregon
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Yonr Cheerful Grocer
SAVES $ S ,
our goodlooking waitress had brought*
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HOME OFFICE
812 S. W. Washington
Price 25c, 50c, and $1.00
Ask
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Its the greatest cleaner with
many uses on the package.
(Excellent for Dairy Use)
Beefo’s
What gives
Olympia
constant purity?
noon meeting with M.‘ T. Buch
a nan and Robert Fletcher.
Claud J. Thompson drove in
from California Wednesday and
» ’ELI. DRILLING
thought the country looked bet
ter than he had heard it did. He
TEE DALLES, OREGON
will attend the Arabian horse
show in Portland fhis week.
Rhone 3729,
518 W. 7thSt
fer Taxes
fe d e ra l, and County)