Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, October 28, 1955, Page 3, Image 3

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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COVXTY JOURNAL, MOROfMOgEGON,
M oro Personals
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Alpine of
Bales, Oregon were week end
Curly
guests of Mr. and
De Moss.
A drivers license examiner will
be on duty in Moro Tuesday, No-
vemtoer 8 at the court house be-
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tween the
of
m. and
3 p. m.
John Sell came through Moro
Tuesday w hile on his wa> to Bend
to attend some regional meetings
f the Oregon Bankers assocla-
tio Hl
Roy Houck of Salem was here
Sunday looking over the new
highway work l>etween Moro and
Grass Valley. He is a contractor
and thinkfbg of bidding on the
job which will be let the first of
November.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Balsiger
The Dalles
D R IV E IN
D r. Otis G. Perkins
THEATRE
Optometrist
3 miles out on Hgy. SO*
open at 615
NOW! ENDS SAT.
mÔTV’CoSTIlï e
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O il Heaters
2nd St.
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also
Steam Cleaners
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Curtis
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Halloween Spook Show
Sat. Night, Come Early
Come Late! Spook Show
Starts at 12:00 P. M.
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Lincoln Electric
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Welders
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■ Oxygen Acetylene,;
i & Welding supplies;
SUN, MON. TUES.
Gary COOPER
Burt Lancaster
“ VERA CRUZ”
also
“
LAND
OF FURY”
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WED. thru SAT.
ROB ROY
plus
2 Guns A BADGE
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Equipment
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&
Shafting;
jM O O N EQ U IP . CO.!
Wasco, Oregon
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mind with dependability
got just the thing for it, takes the chill right out
of the bones.
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the call is f o r ...
( we serv ice w hat we sell )
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i Lincoln Greasing
PICTURE
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We’ve
w hiskey is enjoyed
Furnaces
M O O N EQ U IP . CO.
Wasco, Oregon
name dotaly asso­
ciated In tha pvW’C
at the Capitol City
Br-r-r-r. Cold isn’t it.
h crever fine K e n tu c k y
HC Little Floor
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The D alits, Ore.
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Bonn Hardware)
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were in Spokane the first of the
The Moro Woman’s club will those wUo have been named as O
week to attend A iceting of wheat hold a meeting Thursday, Nov- county conserv ation man of the
liber 4, at the home of Mrs. year.
dealers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Eslinger
Donald ______
Martin ____
with Mrs Merle
were here Sunday as she was on Miller co-hostess. The program
D r. Frank D. Reid
her way to visit his mining ven-
include a talk by Mrs.
I1K.V I 'I S l
ture in central Oregon
Hanson, county extension agent,
Office days Tueadaya
Mr. and Mrs. Giles French were club members wishing transpor-
Wednesdays, F ridays
in Portland Friday to attend a di- tation please caU.Mrs. S a * « \
Telephone 761
rectors meeting and the annual
Mr. and Mrs. Claude May have
meeting of the Oregon Historical moved to Beaverton where they
society.
expect to spend the winter.
Now Open
Attention! the Moro I’TA mem-
Don Thompson Is a member of
MORO
BEAUTY SHOP
bership drive is on, with a prize the committee now going about
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for both the grade and high
stern Oregon to choose the con-
same location
school student getting the most
rvation man of the year from
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members. The contest lasts froan
Nov. 4 to Nov. 18—so get busy,
Montag Furnaces
see a student and become a mem­
ber of the Moro PTA.
(Across from Stadleman-
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Spark & Siegler
405 K.
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FRIDAY. Oi*TOBER 2«. 1933
( we service w hat we s e ll)
M ID C O
BRAND
SHOW & SALE
Saturday, October 2 9
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$2.80 pint
K E N T U C K Y B L E N D E D W H IS K E Y
OLD SUNNY BROQK CO., DIV. OF NATIONAL D ISTILLER S PROD. CORP.,
LOUISVILLE. KY. 86 PROOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
You Live Better for le s s With
Cheap Electricity Serving You!
W H A T 'S
D O IN G
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
Housewife rates her telephone "tops"
“ O f a ll m y h ou seh o ld
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item s," says Mrs. F. G.
Dominey.’T think my tel­
ephone is the most useful.
I can’t count all the ways
I depend on it. For ex­
ample, I do a lot of my
shopping by phone. Then
th ere are the calls for
repairmen, to make ap­
pointments, to round up
my youngsters in the
neighborhood, and for a
hundred and one other
things. And that doesn’t
Include all the pleasure
our phone brings u s ... as
a fast, easy way to visit
friends and relatives. I certainly don’t know what we d do with­
out it." Most people we’ve talked to agree with Mrs. Dominey
about the usefulness of the telephone. Isn t it true that tew
things which serve so well cost so little? Pacific Telephone
works to make your telephone a bigger value every day.
Enjoy
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a family
visit in several cities
at once by long distance
Did you know you can ac­
tually talk to several mem­
bers of your family at the
same time by long distance?
Well, you can,even if they’re
scattered all over the coun­
try. Each of you can talk
back and forth to the rest
as if you were all in the
same room. We call this a
telephone conference call.
To place one. just tell your
operator the people* you
want to talk to, where they
live, their phone numbers, and when you want to talk. She’ll do
the rest. You'll be pleasantly surprised at how little it costs,
especially if you call after 6 p. m. in the evening or any lime
Sunday. Why not give your whole family a real surpri ;c ah a
conference call tonight f
Your Telephone Number
W ill Have a New LO O K . . .
Yen ra rlv in IS M all telephone nam hem w ill l>e changed in The
Dalles Dallesport, Moro, and Wasco. The new nam hem are being
nut in as part of a uniform num bering system In Oregon so that
operators in distant cities can «Hal calls direct to yo u r telephone.
I t w ill also make it possible, in a few years, fo r you to dial rails
and to receive them direct from friends in d istan t cities.
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NEW NUMBERS W IL L H A V E
CYpress 6, 8
The Dalles .
Dallesport . . POrter 7
5 Numerals
Moro . . . .
JOrdan®
2 Letters and
Wasco . . . Gilbert 2
,r new W e p h n w n vm lw r »111 I - In •
rl.e when Ihn rhange- are nunle. «n.l we 1 .
h r change a«.l ni.n-c »boot II In ir r nn. M l I r l l
A n autom atic electric range gives you m odem convenience at
its very best, yet the electricity that makes it so convenient costs
only pennies a day at Pacific Power's low rates. And today s
busy hom em aker needs the kind of help in her kitchen that only
a modern, fully autom atic electric range can give her. Is this help
available in your home? Or is the range in your kitchen one of
the old-fashioned kind?
Remember, you get reliable, low-cost electric service from
Pacific Power at a price that makes it today's biggest bargain!
It costs Jess to live better with this barg ain in your b u d g e t
L IG H T C O M P A N Y
Electricity’s cheap ia Pacific Pow&rland
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Talk It over with your
friendly electric appliance
dealer. Get a naw, modern,
automatic electric range now I
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