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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1952)
© © © O © G PAGE «3 bllüRM AN lO l'N T ï lO lR N A I., MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER Marx Rufus News (By Mrs. George L. Fox) The Rufus high school boy« lost a game of basketball with the St. Mary’s lx>ys at The Dal les Wednesday night. St. Mary's boys played off two ties to get the extra point. The Rufus Wolves went to Condon Friday night to take part in the jaml>oree. The Rufus boys tied with first place, but when they played off the tie they lost, so were awarded sec ond place. Miss Arlene Macnab came Fri day to si>end the weekend vis iting Mr. ami Mrs. William O’Brien. Arlene’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Macnab spent the weekend in Portland visiting their daughter Kay. W hat makes Olympia so popular? Light Olympia, like the beers of Munich and Burton-on-Trent, is famous for quality . . . and largely for the same reason . . . the Water.” Premium quality hops, grains and yeast are used. Final touch of perfection is the skillful brew ing gained through three generations of brewing experience. T / i the Water" Light Refreshment Beverage of M illions of Temperate People OLYMPIA CREW ING CO . OLYM PIA. W ASH , I. S A •T io d « Mark» R»o. U. S. Po» 0 « . B am 12, 1M2 Q committee for next meeting wil. at the C ivic Audi- a host of other students simu be Mrs. Robert Byrd. Mrs. liar- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nolan and lating a cabinet meeting in the vev Hansen .Mrs. Joe Morris, son of Nyssa spent the week Elsenhower administration. Pro and Mrs. William O’Brien. Mr. day night. The score etfled -I I end visiting ami hunting with blems confronting this board of Brislain announced the high to 20 lP favor of Rufus. Rufus friends Sunilay ih«.v will lx« presented • school IMIS's liaskethall team wil1 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs day for a ten-minute ¡»eriod and go to The Dalles Wednesday Don Macnab. Mr. Nolan taught IN TE N D E D EDR I .ART W E E K the cabinet will draw assign night to play St. Mary’s. Friday Don basket tall when he was in On the iRufus school honor ments for research on the pro nigh Rufus will go to Condon high school at Rufus. roll for the first nine weeks blems. Suffice it to say the to take part in a jamboree Weekend guests of Mr. and were Donna Wilson a senior, class will exchange their know County Judge Curt Tom gave Mrs. George Fox were their son PhylUs Rivard and George Fox, ledge of this important body a talk on the first school in in law and daughter Dr. and jr„ juniors; Itottle Steward ami and also stimulate interest in Rufus anil how they got along Mrs. Wilson Foote of Corvallis. Marie Blake, sophomores; Wal the historical significance of Tom said for the teachers wages While here they all attended the ly Morris, each family paid $2 a month. freshman. Vaneta such a body. Rufus grange dance Saturday The first of Deeemebr started Schtxil was held three months of Peck was the only one having night. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. perfect attendance. George Fox, off with a white blanket of the year He also cited the ad Earl Weatherford of Arlington snow This came after several vantages the students ol today were dinner guests of the Foxes. jr. Arrowhead editor of Rufus weeks of cold freezing weather, enjoy. Dick Smith had his up school paper, announced plans The Rufus grange dance came with the thermomter going per grade room do the “Texas out alright financially Saturday for a contest designed to change down to 20 degrees above at Star” and "Duck for the Oys the name of the school paper. night despite a school dance at ter” square «lance. The music nights. Wasco the same night. The next Editor Fox has received several The Rufus PTA met Monday was furnished by the record suggestions but as of this date grange dance will )>e January the Ideal name has yet to be evening with William 0 Brien. player with Mr. Smith doing 10. submitted. In order to stimulate president opening the business the calling Refreshments of cup Those from Rufus attending' interest in this project a contest meeting. The matter of a sehol cakes and coffee were served the Odell grange Visitation Thur it was by Mr. an«l Mrs. Dick Smith ul has been announced whereby arshlp was discussed sday night were Mr. and 'Mlrs. decided to table it for now an l the end of the meeting the student body will provide a Holland Johnson. M rs. | Joe work on raisin? more money Drinkard, Mrs Andy Engberg. prize of $2 for the best name •towards the score board. The selected by a group of judges Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock, Mr. $100 which was put aside for a and Mrs. ICarland McDonald. composed of the high school score I ward last year is to be faculty. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Morris. Mr. put in a savings account, so it Students take cabinet posi and Mrs. George Fox. Mr. and won't be spent in the general Mrs. Will Huck and Itfrs. Kit tions for the next few weeks in fund. Donal Brislain announced U. S. History class at Rufus chie Dingle. the Christmas vacation would Jack Steward who went to tchool. Paul Blackburne will be include all Christmas week and D o n n a January first and second. The Missouri and Texas with Mr. the attorney general; anti Mrs. Archie Brand a few Wilson, secretary of state; Gayle Christmas program will be Dec weeks ago, returned via bua Eaton secretary of interior and emlier 18. On the refreshment to Rufus last week. The Brands W ater Pipe, B arney’» G. V. and their son Buzz plan on a longer visit with relatives. M ortgage Loans to M eet Your Individual needs The Rufus church Christmas program will be at the church A T T R A C T IV E T E R M S . Sunday evening December 21 at 8:00 o’clock. Parts have been P R O M P T S E R V IC E / given out and practice has start ed in earnest. Missionary prayer meeting was held at the church last A western com pany serving western agr¡culture ; Wednesday night. Topics dis cussed were Christmas customs HOME OFFICE : of other nations and countries. Portland Oregon HI2 8. \V. Washington Some of the peoples were the P h o n e A T 4331 Chinese, Africans, American In dians and several South Ameri can countries. Ask about THRU BUS service to California The primary class at the Rufus Sunday school has been re-or ganized into a beginners class* and a primary class. Mrs. James Tate is still the teacher of the primary class and Marie Blake is the new teacher for the begin ners. Rev. Adrian Robirts made the classes a low table and they are fixing pictures for their walls, making their room look real attractive. This week the Home Ec club of the Rufus grange will work at the grange hall to get it ready for their coming bazaar which is Saturday December 13. The bazaar will l>e open for business — and convenient, comfortable travel to at 2:30 that day with a turkey sun-fun or snow sports all over the map dinner to be served at 6-30 in the evening. Club members I t ’» easy — and econom ical— to enjoy a stim ulatin g w in te r vacation by G rey will bring their bazaar articles SHORT trips , TOO hound! The amazingly low fares, and to the hall Friday. the low costs o f pre-planned tours w ith The Rufus school presented the hotels and sightseeing included, w ill show “Sahara” starring Humph p>ea»u:t:!y surprise you. G et lite ra tu re rey Bogart at the school gym and complete in fo rm a tio n at — - u i l b no <ra0 ,e ° [ Thursday night. parking l,rohf ,n',, ' b t d. 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