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JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1053
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4W1 her parents, Mr
islt
and Mrs. A. B. Christianson
Diane states they like living in
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Parker Coos Ba-V vefy much and. especi.
returned Friday from a trip into al'y enjoy the good fishing
Canada. They went up the Okan- lhere <
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agon valley to Bridge lake a n d _ , '^ r‘ an<i Mis. George Mitchell
turned west to go to Vancouver are faring for thdjr two grand
and Victoria. Roads are being re- ‘laughters while' .the parents,
paired and are not in good condl- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JJyder of
tion but the Parkers found Vic- Pendleton are in Califotnia. Mrs
toria full of old English charm, Mitchell will go to Pendleton
even if it did rain.
io r a few day» °n their return.
Work on the construction of
Mr, and Mrs. L ister Conlee
the new F irst National Bank returned Wednesday from the
bullcUng is to begin this week 00381 10 watch the harvesting
according to Bon Christianson ^or a few days,
local manager. The contract has
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGil-
been awarded to Mid-State Con tler an^ Mr. and Mrs. Giles
struction company and survey French drove to Sandy last week
ing of the site has already been $nd te P‘ck some wild black-
done. Grading and leveling have berries. Mrs. Clem Eslinger ac-
begun. '
companied them as far as Sandy
John I. Sell, returned from the on her way home to Hillsboro
east w here he attended the Elks aHer visiting relatives here,
convention last Friday, and was ,eft today for their home
here
Monday supervising the
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rogers
sta rt of work on the new bank and children Donkld and Rebec
building.
ca
today after visiting in
Paul Cyphers is taking a vaca the county with relatives while
tion from th Tavern in order to
drive tractor' during harvest fo r CARD OF THANKB
We wish to express our thanks
Collls Moore.
to our friends and neighbors,
Mrs. Collls Moore attended the
who showed their sympathy in
state Republican central com so many thoughful ways during
mittee meeting in Portland last
IN R A E L M A R E S P A Y M E N T . . . The governm ent of Israel has made
our recent bereavement,'
the first paym ent on principal on loans totaling $135,900,000 which It re
Saturday as a delegate from
- Mrs. Roy J. Baker
ceived from the export-im port bank of Washington. Here, Israel Ambas
Sherman county.
-, • and grandchildren
sador Abba Eban (rig ht) presents a check for $2,953,C63.41 to M r. H er
e- Mrs. Karl Landstrom and two
bert E. Gaston, chairm an of the Im port-export bank. The part-paym «nt
daughters arrived Monday te CARD OF THANKS
on Is ra e l’s loan was made at the bank’s offices In Washlug’ nn. D C.
spend a few days w ith her moth
I want to thank the neighbors
O ther paym ents w ill be made regularly, spokesmen for Israel say.
er, Mrs. Ora Peetz, while Colonel and friends who helped put out
Landstrom is at Camp Lewis
jjre on
old Everett place her husband was in Camp Lewis ting along very well
w ith b is reserve unit. Mrs.;Ora and particularly the Wasco fire with the reserves for a two
M(rs. Ix>rena Eaves was here
Peetz left w ith them Thursday department.
weeks training period.
Their last week end from Portland to
and will remain in Portland for
George Drinkard Jr. home is in Hillsboroj
-
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
a'vacation.
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BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jack Noonan and her daughter,
Tetlow, nee Muriel McKean, a Rea, who is spending the sum-
Jan et Waite,
daughter
of CARD OF THANKS
Ralph Watte returned to the
We take this means of extend- daughter, July 30, at Fairbanks, mer here,
home of her grandm other in Sa ing our sincere thanks to the Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thomp-
lem after spending Some time people wbo came to our aid In
Ernest Eslinger was operated son and children were in Pendle-
here with her father at the Ora puttftig out the fire on the Lan- on at a hospital in Portland last ton this week for a visit with
?k and at latest report is get- their parents.
Peetz home.
Mr. W aite is now dry land that endangered wheat
living In Wasco.
and buildings.
Mrs. John Stewart of Coos
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lanry
Bay arrived Monday for & few Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder
Moro Personals
C o m in g In P erson
Defrost your refrigerator
automatically. Come in and
let ns show you the defrosting
units we have.
P rices: $ 8 . 1 0 - 9 .0 5 - 11.75
Wasco News
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S tan d ard In su ra n ce Co.
DORIN W ILBURN
A w estern com pan y serving w estern agriculture
Y E L L DRILLING
I.S DALLES,’ OREGON
Phone 3729. '
- 518 W. 7thSt
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HOME OFFICE
«12 H. W. Wanhlnxtou
Phon« AT 4331
P o rtla n d , O regon
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RANCH AND HOME
MORO. OREGON
''b er.
drove to Mt. Ranfer national
Several days ago Rolland John- park where they stayed over-
. on ran a splinter in his- hand night up by J* iradise Inn. Thcv
and bkxHl poison set in. While met Mrs. Win. Busch, Mbs. John
M ix Joe Drinkiirtl
he is unable to run his combine, Busch. Mrs. Anna WaitHey and
Mr. anil Mi W. R. Reid have an uncle Dick Hoyt js helping Miss ^Helen Dana of Pleasanton
in the park. The next day they
turned, fror a ten day trip
Mrs. Rotiert Rolfe and family all drove to the Boeing airport
;h Oregon and as far south
ireka> California. They vis- of Grass Valley spent Friday at Seattle to pick up Wm. Busch
i few «fays with Mr. and-.' with her daughter Mrs. Fred and he and Mrs. BusCh went on
Floyd Ix>ng and family oT errltt. They all picinced in the into Canada while Mrs. Schwen-
del s party went to visit Mr. and
i Bar, Calif.
The Longs t.y park.
Mrs. Hull and,, son Floyd of Mrs. John Iverson and family
inner residents and now’
general lerchandise store Cortland and Mr and Mrs. Mar- and Peter Hale an d daughter,
Before
»stuff ice The Reids drove low’ Anderson of Chico, C^alif.. Alice, at Puyallup, Wn.
i-t.i Dam and also saw Cra- ame Sunday and were overnight coming back they called on Mr.
ke on their Way
They guests of Mrs. Emma Shearer. Dana's cousins at Sauvis Island.
xi home Sunday evening, Mrs. Hull remained while the. Mr. and M*rs. Marshal McKean
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. others went on into Washington, of Concord. CaHf., visited Mr.
Jrtd Mrs. Matt Schwendel re
Rhinehart were Mr. and
•Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace.and
Walt Massie and Mr. and daughter Debbie and Mrs. Chas. cently.
Miss Jean M cIntyre, a student
Nomian Kielhom m t son, Decker and daughter Phyllis of
nurse in St. Vincent’s hospital
Dalles and Mr. and
The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Dan ¡n" Portland was home for a few
Rhinehart and sons (•lenz of Pendleton w ere here
A riel of Arlmc on. during, the week end visiting days last week. She brought a
sister Japice w ith her»
w r guests Sunday in hon- their parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hoyt of.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hoyt of Wallace.
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Ir. apd Mrs. Gen>rge Drinkard
Charb >s Schaffer left Tuesday Portland arrived last week for
visit at the George Drinkard
r were Mr. and Mrs. George for ids lome in „ Vancouver, Wn,r f a | ne|)>
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irinkard jr. and Mr. and Mrs. He has worked for sometime on . ^fr. and Mr:
rs. Robert Brisblne
oe Drinkard and family.
the R. M. Johnson ranch, b u t”and daughtt
ter
Marilyn of Moro
Frank Bayer of Grass Valiev dud* to
to ill health had to retire, visited T h u rsd ay 'w ith her pár-
•as a business vis itor here Mon-
Mrs. Matt Schwendel has re- Cnts Mr. and Mrs. George prink-
ay.
turned from a trip w ith h er ard
Mr. and Mrs. C'larence Morri- sister Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen of
Miss Barbara Schroder and
son are the first to finish h ar 1 n ord, (a llf., an d her niece and Ross Schroder of Pendleton
vest. They pulled the Tombipe in and nephew Mr. and Mrs. Robt. are visiting their sister. Mrs. Bill
lasr^V lday.
Dana of Pleasanton, Calif. They Ksselstyn. 1 ~
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belknap
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of Lake Grove were week end
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guests of Mr. and. Mr*. Jam es
Maddox. Nancy remained for a
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M u lle r T r a c t o r & I m p . C o
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The Dalles Co-op W arehouse
First & Madison Streets
across the Railroad tracks
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THE G A Y
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H o w d y , F rie n d s
lovely new dresses and Lingerie
Glam Diggers, Levis, N e w Blouses
FUN & LAUGHS
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Oregon
1948 Int. Truck bulk rack 2-sp. ax.$l 250
H.25 T IR K S
$1475
TD6 International Tractor
$1950
TD6 International Tractor
$3000
with angle dozer
$1550
1949 Buick sedan super
Model D, John Deere
,
w h en a p p ly in g fo r a C om m od ity C redit C or
p oration loan from your local PM A C om m it
tee. A t T h e First N a tio n a l B ank you r CCC
Loan w ill receive prom pt s e r v ic in g . . . cash
DANCING
availab le im m ediately.
$800
1946 Int. K6 flat bed 2-speed axle $195(
1951 Int. Pick-up ^ to n , 4-speed
N a m e T h e First N a tio n a l B ank o f P ortlan d
Both Round
& Square
used buys
1946 Int. 1 ton pick-up, with duals
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