Sherman County journal., July 11, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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PÀ ttE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY. JIT Y .1, it i
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went to Tha J-alies' Sunday to daughter, Mrs. BUI Izibaarl anu- ing care of T erry and Ray while
Richland Saturday to wvlsit her
nice, her m o.uer, Mrs. O. C. t-iniyt Mrs. Cooley fetayed to their m other Is away.
brother Ralph Haynes and fam­
W inter, who a rrita d livm 'la- io .spend a week there. .
Airs. H. O."'Dugger and Mrs.
‘Bj Mr». n. f ‘. Balzer J
coma to spend several days.
, A.r. and Airs. Gordon Lemley John R ust and daughters were ily. They returned Sunday ac­
companied by Janice Bibby who
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dell
Olds
had
a-
and family spent the Fourth at in The Dalles Monday. Geraldine
U r. and Mrs. Amandus von
spent a week wRh her uncle ano
LtHwiei nau as their guests the their guest* Thursday Mr. ana the home of Air. and Mrs. HJft; entered \ The iDalles
hospital au n t Mr. and Mrs. Edison Suth­
A.is.
C.
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C
hia
teson
of
New
Bardenhagen.
■it,» of July Mr. and Mrs. h ran s
[Tuesday as a nurse s aid.
erland.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Payn?
aqji Bprsiel, Mr. hud Mrs. Ki­ P ch +.~M t . «nu Alt . H£ury Dei.»
Air. and Mrs. Hi O. Dugger
Mrs. Amelia Peterson had as
nder boiiuenna and children of ing of Culver and her i no the/, jti.i faindy -pent the 4th at had as their guests over the 4 tn her guests her grandson, Raw-
Mdir
of
Portland.
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\\
arm
Springs
with
Mr.
and
Ijufledo, Mr. and Mr«. Fram .
weekend Afr. and M ss/ George leigh and family of Sweet Home
b a^is anu son oi Moro, Mr. an.i
AR-.' (md Mrs. Orville Kugglees Air*. Bennie Payne.
Beach and their son in law and who arrived T hursday, ‘ leaving
Among those going to Wasco oaug.,ter, Air. and Mrs. Jim Sunday. -
.«»«. t eu*« Aflobley and family afid son Dean, Air. and Mrs, Max
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of Kent, Mr. *gha Mrs. J. Gib­
[»,.n and daughters knd Mr. Sunday to the ball game were Schii .e.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Coon of
bon« and son. Jack; of Washou­ ii'ml Mrs. Art Schilling and fam­ the Allred Paynes, Ralph Rusts,
j
and M rs. Bert Cox w ent
gal, Mrs. Aiired Rock and Mr. ily Kpent the Fourth at Iloek Brut e .Alley and children "and C ,to Condon Monday and speni G rants Pass arrived Wednesday
and «visited Mr. and Airs. Roy
anu Mrs. loean Pinkerton and Creefr d^m fishing and picnick­ W. Fields. -
the day with their son a n d . d au­
.\ir. and Mrs. F rank E. Bayer ghter in law, Mr. and Mrs. War- Schilling until Saturday.
family.
ing. '
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F« Schilling
and children. Afr. and Mrs. C.
Mr. and Mrs. - Orville Ruggio.,
had as dinner guests the Fourth
J i m Jones, scout' ieaUer, ) * l’trrig o and daughters and Mrs. ten Morgan and daughter. .
had as their guests Saturday the Boy Scouts to buttle nuk>
Mf. and Mrs. John Rust and
F. T. B ayer'w ent to Suttle lake Donna and Glenda Perry and Mr. Mrs. Amelia Peterson and Mrs.
'ev en in g Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rug­
John E ngstrom .
Thu ix la y and s; ent tl£ . w l-k ¡j&iurday io iish and camp.
gles an\i, family of The Dalles end. Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Eakin
and Mrs. R. E. Ix-Bleu and fam­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and
Airs.
Aluyme
Gould
of
Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tfoew«
ily of Wasco sj>ent Sunday at family, Mr. and Airs, Bernard
fiimily also sjient the week
and
here
spending
some
tim
e
w
ith
anu lamlly.
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Ochoco dam fishing.
M artin and daughter and Peggy
emi there. Others going up for
Mt. and Mrs. Frank von Bor the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. her daughter Airs. Bruce Alley.
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and daugh­ and K atherine Rfcckman went t3
Air.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Alley
w
ent
fctel went to 'ih e Dalles the eve Arri t Cantrall and Sharon,' Mr.
ter, Mrs. H arry Hooper drove to I .indeed O il, B a rn e y 's <i. V .
to Tygh Valley for the 4th week
of the Fourth and saw the par and
Mrs. Q y t’e Svradley and end with Mr. & Airs. Roy Feely.
ade ai.d hau dinner w ith Mr. fami
ily; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hor-
i.V/r^ and M'rs. F. E. Ba^er and
and Mr«. G torg W ernmark.
ner and fan)lly, Mr. and Mrs. children, Mr. and Airs. H arry
7HE C A U I S
...i. . '♦ Mrs. Albert Johnstyn I »i «i i Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
..u their son
w ai«i «laugh Full nger and fandly, Mr. a n ! Stars, and family and Jim Me-
.r Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swahb of Mrs, V. B. Eakin of Th-.? DsNe». 1 o,wId clro,e to , B onney Cross
Goring spent the Fourth at th • hink as b'.ernight gue.ts Monday i n : Sunday and 'spent the day
nome of Mr. ami Mrs. H. 0 ic r • Friday to visit Mrs. Tecs ti iig i.n F p icn ick in g .
..bou^ ¿a pe-jple attended t h ’
Dugger. -
I-. ru A>tar and Masonic picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry
Mr.* and Mrs. Orville R u « le
ueld at H unt Park at ly g u Vat-
v .nt to flock Creek dam Tuen
lèi went to l / r Dalles Sunda
COMPANY -
-y . umlay. A pot kick dinner
<..«>• and spent the Fourth week teen CixPev who has been vis i
,r
t
2
and
»the
after-
end there camping and fishing. ing there and M arc tWj Gow-an ».
(.»ion .-¡inu v Kiting»
For Yo«r Floors ' . ' '
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Miss Natalie W assenmiller an i Pilot, Roc k who has been at ten
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ii.
ai.d
AV-'«
UAveii'EaJuB
anti
ikigar Swanson
of Portland weeks here visit lug them an ’
LINOLBl'M
.ARMSTRONG, NAIRN, PABCO
. tor, Busan, w nt t<» Port-
spent the week end of the 4th In't „»uiim er school there came
4 IH'BRKR T IL E . . LINOLEUM T IL E
.and
la
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n<’ay
when
Mrs.
Ea
with her mother, Mrs. -Lydia ohn FeotX, school frient ? of
> n and bu«an led by plane for
ANI’HALT T IL E . . CORK T II.K
Wassenm liter. •
set ing the country.
( t a r otte, North Carolina to visit
K EN TILE . . . KENCORK
jr
iri
«i.’rank
von
IV»rstel
Ac
Mr. and Mfs. Jam es M anning’
1 it m other who is seriously ill.
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rn d daugh'er, Patricia of Port­ Zealand, who will sjwnd
jan L a tin is staying there tak-
For Ycwr Dralnkoords
land spent Saturday and Sunday **id me* peter Ma •GllHvray and
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k f.ft ‘r di-cN, Barney*« G. V.
up
Thursday
and
were
overnigh.
with her grandparents,., Mr. and
FORMICA . . . CONHOWELD
?Mr. and Mrs. Roy LlliarrL am:
.Mrs. Tom Coyle.
ITX)RrEVER VINYL PI.AHTIC
Mr. and Mrs. D.- L. Reynolds d n’ehter from Beaverton’.
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INLAID MNOLKUM
Mrs.
Henry
Tele
and
son.
had as 'th e ir guests over " th e
weekend their «on tn ltfw an 1 her brother in ’?w. and sister,
r .J I, I»F -LIN(J
For Your Walls
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Elliot* t te,?iien of- Moninouth„ Mrs. Ei-
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eni*ey.
They
nil
w
ent
to
Hcpp*
and daughters Sure Ta and Carol
GENUINE TYLE-BOR1)
i.Z DA u i -F c , OREGON
of Medford.
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A L L L IN O L E U M
, 11* W TthSi
-Mr. and Hi. •
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Reynold” Alitiuiniim ’.'rein eri*n»>M ll.tineyT
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MRTAL OR P ia S T I t T U B -
Grass Valley
Rock Creek dam. and spent the
Fourth of July.
Mr. and Mrs. X • W. Ulagg
took their grandchildren Sandra
and Michael Blagg io their home
in Pendlethn and w ere guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim m y Blagg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum
and sons and her sister Mrs.
Harold McKinney of N. C. who
has been visKing them the past
ten days left Wednesday m orn­
ing for the coast via of MkKin-
sey Pass. They visited the Top­
penish Rodeo Saturday night,
and dyove to Timberline Lodge
and other points of interest to
give Mrs. McKinney a chance
to see something of the west.
She left by plane from Portland
Friday evening, for her home
Law a
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IHHTINIT Uw Ft'NFJîAI,
SKHY1CR WITHIN THE
MEANS OF -ALL
SMIIH-CALUWAY
6HAPEL
L e o a a rd
K. S m ith
T h e D a lle *. O reg o n
^ P h o a e 3113 >
in BakersvHle, North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Ziegler
Jr of Heppner spent s-Sunday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H erm an
Zlegitr and Aftr. and Airs. Earl
Olds and family.
Barney's G. V. -rtliu - T k l.« w , f e r f r r 1, C.
V.
i ft f s L' ?»
u n
Starting Friday, July 25
and continuing to
Monday, August 18
LINOLEUM
For
B p rin k ie rs ,
i
t h e s la u g h t e r h o u s e w ill b e c lo s e d
a t G r a ss V a lle y
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THE G A Y SHOP
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lovely new dresses and Lingerie
W hite Stag, Lazy Susan wrap skirt
» -Clam Diggers, Levis, N ew Blouses
G ay Shop
Wasco
Oregon
Your Windows
IH i PONT TONTINE WAHHA b i .E SHADES
FLKXALUM OR STEEL VENITIAN B L IN D S '
» COLUMRIAMATIC FRAME LESS SCREENS
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[ OREGON
MILK
CONTROL LAW
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Free Estimates
Experienced Mechanics
Guaranteed Installations
36 Months To Pay
Yov mean
I« tell me
The Dalles Linoleum Co.
Milk Control
?12 East Third
Phone 5261
The Dalles, Oregon
are Miles îhaf Make You Happy
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The dairy industry is under more complete regimen-
UUon in Oregon than in any other state., The nam
purpose o f the Oregon Milk Control Law is to hold prices up.
To do this it gives the Milk Administration authority to set
prices at the farm, wholesale and retail levels. It is unlawful
to sell milk below these set prices, but Milk Control seu no
upper limit on prices.
The effect o f this regimentation on YOU is that * ,11
managed businesses that keep their costs down are not ,r-
mnted to pass their savings on to the customer. Such .¿¿uia-
Y
discover a lot that you like in
this neat, fleet and nimhlc traveler
the first mile you drive it. „
o u ’ l l
tions protect high-cost operators, and actually require k>* ¿o*t
operators to take a larger profit than is necessary.
In other words, you have no chance to get as low a
as the best merchandisers can afford to give you.
How easy it is to park in round-town
driving, especially if you have Power
Steering.!
Such things as cushions broad and deep IIow relaxed you and the family will
-six-passenger room unsurpassed hy . feel nt the end of a long day’s vacation
any car in America — fabrics rich, softr jaunt—with Dynaflow Drive to let you
harmonious.
drive at ease on the open road, without
As you take it through traffic-breast a the tenseness of clutch-pushing in traffic
hill or two—try it out on back roads— —plus a Million Dollar Ride to protect
you’ll find that you handle Dynaflow the comfort of the family.
Drive* as if you had always used it—
'I hat ride is something tQ talk about.
your ride is serenely level—and a great
More
than a dozen selected engineering
tide of power comes surging up as you
features
control , roll and wander on
need it.
curves—snub dip and sway before they
This, you will say,is very Super in.tvcu. get past the frame—carry you over all
B u t no one-time sample can tell you kinds of roads with lullaby smoothness.
the deep-down enduring thrill that is
yours when you own this great middle
series Buick.
head that really wrings miles from ft
»gallon of gas.
In other words, all the miles you travel
in this Buick are going to make you
gladder and gladder that you bought it
—for comfort, for fun, for thrill and for
thrift.
What are you waiting for? Come in and
get your sample today.
Equipment, aecestoriet, trim and modals ora snhjaa
to change without notice. ^Standard on Roadmattee,
optional at extra cost on other Series. /N o te available
on,Super as well as Roadmaster—optional et extra tost.
And that Fireball 8 Engine-man, what
a docile thunderbolt yoti’ll find it to he!
H ere’S a high-compression valve-in­
Service Motor Go.
5 0 9 East Second St.
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The Dalles, Oregon
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Shop S o fm y ...fe r fia t foods t f everyday low p.Zas
The ((wartlwno and unswars halow «how torn« nihar • ...,* ¿a
which Oropoo Milk CowIroJ nMueU YOU.
o. » mo sun C m * « au*^*w om ^ m «« n au is
if the Adnunisiraior tavt
new exanpeotton might dteturb extsem* diothbutors. *
A. VSS. No one can enter the milk business
«. hwt aun c**e.i «uuw pw» • t*ww p H m » u .
cJt
.«ry *as tm «
A. MO. Y o u pep the hiCb«r coots o f door to door delivery whether
that service o r not.
^e
A. TSS T h e richness ( botter f .t cont?m) o f m ilk told in each ori e ran »*
is lim ited by the rulings o f the A f t : Adm inistrstor.
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a . mo . i t hi
y nothing to do w ith the
Sou, cleanliness, o r the purity o f m ilk .
»nspec«
O* euprtr ed hvdi A m*T
<
T n m U G rade A
fom urn a farm er mow G « get permission
from the A dm inistrator. I f he gets permission (and many do non be is
produces m ore he must ohen sell the surphls at a
fo r cheese o r other foctory urna.
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