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PAGE A SHERMAN COU N TT JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY H. 1»U
Moro Personals
A strange story of a cat Gwi
rode the rods on a car was writren
about the Keck McKean cat in the
Oregon Journal last week by Har
ry Dutton, one-time Sherman
countlan. Keck says he has exam
ined his car and finds that a cat
could ride in comparative com
fort on the frame which makes the
story sound less fanciful.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles French drove
to Portland Monday returning
Tuesday after he had spoken to
the Republican Women of Ore
gon’s Multnomah county chapter.
A drivers license examiner will
be on duty in Moro Tuesday Jan
uary 18, at the courthouse from
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
The Moro Camp Fire Girls
met Tuesday, January 10. They
elected officers for this year. The
officers are: Julie Woods, presi
dent; Lana Jean Paulson, vice-
president; Patty Zachary, secre
tary; Janet Thompson, treasurer;
Margaret Brown, sergeant of
arms; Maureen Myers, scribe. Re
freshments were served and the
meeting was closed.
The Harlandview grange will
hold its regular meeting Satur
day night, a group of members
having gotten together last Sat
urday and repaired the damage
done when the stove exploded
January 1.
Installation of officers for the
Rebekah lodge will be held Jan
uary 18 following a pot luck din
ner at the hall here. Both the
Wasco and Moro lodges will in
stall.
The adjourned meeting of the
county court held Friday found
the members busy discussing a
road program and otherwise get
ting acquainted with county busi
ness. A jury panel of 200 names
was drawn. Wlallace May was ap
pointed as a budget board member
to replace Vernon Miller and A.
C. Kaseberg was reappointed. Phil
O'Meara was named as fair board
member replacing Kenneth Frid
ley.
Word from Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Kaseberg of Wasco from Santa
Barbara, California, is that they
are enjoying the beautiful sun
shine there and expect to spend
sometime there.
A federal tax agent will be at
the court house in Moro next
Thursday, January 20 to aid tax
payers in making out their federal
income tax. He will be here again
on March 22 for the same purpose.
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kel
so Saturday, January 8, at The
HOMEOWNERS
Does your home need paint
ing and remodeing? Let me
Install a beautiful insulated
or asbestos siding. Assures
you Fire Protection, perman
ent color, increased comfort
and pays for itself in Fuel
Savings at Low Cost.
Local references given glad
ly. Satisfaction guaranteed
with terms if desired.
Free estimates without obli
gation.
Also all types of
Roofing.
CLARAN0E ODELL
Box 127 Wasco Ph. 303
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Dalles, a daughter. Mrs. Kelso
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returned home Tuesday with her W A N T
Mrs. George Fox
new infant, the third daughter in
The Rufus grange had dinner at
Booming business makes opening
the Kelso family.
available for responsible man or the hall Thursday evening. Twen
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger
woman with car to call on farm ty two grangers were present
left Thursday for Portland where
women in Sherman county. Full when Harland McDonald, master,
he will confer with cooperative
or spare time. Opportunity to opened the meeting. Holland John
attorneys about changing the by
make up to $40 a day. Write Mc- son, county deputy, told of a meet
laws of the Moro Grain Growers.
Ness Company, PO Box 14, Bay- ing at the state grange office In
Directors will sit in on the confer
shore Station, Oakland 23, Cat Portland Monday, January 17 ¿ t
ences.
ll-12p 10 a. m. Mrs. William O'Brien re
After several warm days with
minded members of the H.E.C.
some small rains it seems a pro- An era of vigorous growth lies meeting at 2 p. m. January 13 at
per time for a good snow and
ahead. In population, construc the hall. Then there will be a din
Thursday morning gave every ap
tion, power, finance and Indus ner for the men at 6:30 p. m. fol
pearance of that very thing. But
try.
lowed by an officer’s meeting.
it only lasted half an hour and
Well chosen securities can safe Mrs. O’Brien appointed Mrs. Bill
half an inch before the sun came
ly provide more income; more Huck, Mrs. Trace Fields and Mrs.
out to make it another bright da*y.
benefits for idle funds; more George Fox to work on the year
Moisture from the effort was
gains in building a liquid estate, books. The insurance agent, Wil
.06 inch, which added to the .22
large or small.
liam Huck, reminded grangers
received so far this year makes a
Inquiries welcomed.
both husband and wife's names
total of .28 for 1955.
JOSEPH W. DODD, TYGH
must appear on the Insurance pol
VALLEY, ORE.
Area Mgr.
icy. The secretary, Mrs. Atlee
Wm. J. Collins & Co. Stocks, Wilson, read letters from state
Extension Coarse For
corporate and tax exempt bonds, grange telling about an attendance
mutual funds. Local, national contest and also about a tour to
Students And Public
and Canada.
Hawaii. The master and the over
Tygh Valley 13F2.
Portland seer appointed the following com
An extension class has started in
Beacon 2151. Suite 1012, V. S. mittees to carry out this year’s
Moro with Frank Learned as in
National Bank Bldg. Phone col work: Relief: Mrs. Charles Blake,
structor. Subject is "Study of
lect for any information, lltfn Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huck; Agricul
Modern Social, Political and Econ
omlc Problems" and classes areRl'VSTOM SLAUGHTERING — ture: Holland Johnson, Fred Har
rison and Atlee Wilson; Finance:
held twice a week, the next one
Meat cuiticy. wrapping, sharp Mrs. Harland McDonald, Bill O’
being due January 21 and 22
freeze. K-mny’s Market, Grass Brien and Charles Blake. The fair
Hours are 7:00 p. m. Fridays and
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn
9:00 a. m. Saturday mornings
TAKEN UP: Yearling heifer, 2
These are general extension class •TATE WIDE PAINT CO. com young cows, one small calf, all
plete painting and decorating
es given by the board of higher
Whiteface. No visible brands.
education. Charges for this one Is
service, spray or brush Phone
Owner
call and pay cost Harry
3977 or 5293. 1205 E. 12th St.
$18.00 and three hours credit to
Stark,
Grass
Valley
U-13c
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
ward graduation may be obtained
The Dalles. Oregon
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by satisfactory work.
Civil Engineering
Land Surveying
WALL A TENNESON
90*14 N. tad S t
Phono M M . The Dalle«
MAY ELECTRIC, electrical con
tracting, Moro, Oregon, Phone
722.
19 tfn
LOST: Black female cocker last
week. Call Lee Belshee, Moro.
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FUNERAL SERVICE
While you are laying around these winter days
wouldn’t it be entertaining to paint up some of the
things around the ranch. Maybe not the buildings,
hut the plows, drills, tractors and even the small
tools that look better and handle better for paint
and a good cleaning that always goes with paint.
We have the kind of paint you'll need
W OM EN
A n d while the men ere painting(if end
when) we invite the women to come in to
our store end look over our new wellpaper
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. . . with understanding
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NEW ROYAL TRITON
IRA FRIDLEY
Consignee
Wasco, Oregon
5—20 and 10—30
UNION OIL COMPANY
of California
Leonard A Wilma Smith
Phone
The Dallee
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Phone *7*
Clothes for man,
woman, children
Good Ones, too
We Keep what you at a price you can pay
W A S00
OREGON
day night at the home of Mr. and The 41H Sewing club of Rufus
Mrs. Chester Coat«, Winning high met at the school January 5. Both
prize were Bill Macnab and Mrs. groups finished their needle books
George Fox, while consolation and prepared to make wrist pin
went to Kenneth Fridley and Mrs. cushion« at their next meeting.
Bill Macnab. Mrs. . Morris Burnet The older group of girls taking the
won the traveling prtae Later re- second year of sewing chose "The
freshments of cherry pie with ice Busy Bumble Bees" for their
cream and coffee was aerved.
group name. The first year girls
Guests of the club were Mr. and chose "Flying Needles" for their
Mrs. Art W atklm and Mr. and
The
year group
Mrs. Peter Macnab. Club members
their meeting with several
besides the host and hostess Mr. son*s
and Mrs. Coats were Mr. and Mrs.
Freezing temperaturess have
Kenneth Fridley, Mr. and Mrs. BI* prevailed here the past week. A
ton Medler, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey hght skiff of snow fell Thursday
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Macnab, nl«ht which was joined by more
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Burnet, Mr. snow Saturday night and Sunday,
and Mrs. Tom Macnab, Mr. and making a depth of a couple of in-
Mrs. Iceland Medler, Mr. and Mrs. ches in all of this area. During
Don Macnab, Mr. and Mrs. George the week parts of the roads were
Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mac- quite icy making traveling haz-
nab.
ardous.
CLEARANCE
on F ood F reezers
io m a k e w a y fo r
N ew
GASOLIN! ,
. . reasonable
MEN
booth committee will be Mrs. Har-
land McDonald, Holland Johnson,
Mrs. Allen Tom, Mrs. Grace Med
ler and Bill Huck; Youth: Mrs.
Harry Adams, Mrs. Rolland John
son and Mrs. Joe Drlnkard; Mem
bership: Mrs. William O’Brien, At
lee Wilson, Rolland Johnson; En
tertainment, Mrs. Mae Morfltt,
William O’Brien, Mrs. George Fox,
Mrs. Grace Medler; Dues: Atlee
Wilson, Mrs. Rolland Johnson,
Mrs. George Macnab; Card Party:
Atlee Wilson and Mrs. Sam Brock.
The drill captain is Will Huck and
the degree captain 4s Mrs. Rolland
Johnson. Mosquito committee is
Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Har
land McDonald. Taking care of the
sales slips is Rolland Johnson.
For the lecturer's hour Mrs. Huck
had a "Happy New Year" poem
and a reading, also a resolution. A
skit by Mr. and Mrs. Harland Mc
Donald and Mrs. George Fox. The
finance committee are to audit the
grange books before the next
meeting. The grange secretary
was asked to thank Mrs. Ben Call
oway for the calendar. Also Bill
Huck for fixing the grange seal.
At the close of the meeting the
grangers had coffee and cookies.
Six tables of pinochle were In
play when the Community Card
club and their husbands met Mon-
M o d e ls
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UPRIGHT TYPE
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Moro Grain Growers
sample books. W e furnish e soft chair, e
spot in the sun end our very best edvice.
There’s peint semples to look et elso end
semples of well coverings end
decoretive
meteriels.
Moro Lumber & Fuel
The Sherman County Journal is
Sherman county’s newspaper
because it is the only newspaper whose sole
loyalty is to Sherman county and
Sherman Countians
To know about Sherman county
read the Sherman County Journal
T e le w h e w e ■ * ■ g e t s I ffi-y e a r s e r v l e e p l a ffraas a i r l l a e . Since 1931, Pacific
Telephone Switchboard Installer Jim Bailey, left, hat worked on meet every telephone job
at United Air Lines’ San Francisco office. The people there My they’ve become so used to
Jim ’s good work and quick smile that they think of him aa one of their group. As a result,
they recently awarded him one of their 20-year employees’ service pins. We believe Jim ’s
pretty typical of all telephone installer*. For your “Telephone Man” works to do the beat
possible job, to bring you the food low-coet service you like . . . and does it with a smile.
P acific T elep h on e w o r k s to m ak e y o o r tele p h o n e a b ig g e r v a lu e e v e r y day.
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