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JOI'ILVIL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY. JY N E 8, lM t
a tain. Mrs. Knighten has finished
Mrs. Le ta Eslinger left Wed-
another tei m of teaching in the day morning for Garfield, Wash.,
Lexingion grade school system.
for a visit of a few days with Mrs.
Mrs. Erma Day. aunt of John
Grace Wallan. She has been en-
1 he Rufus Grade school held
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Collis
Moore
were
Gilman, who has been v ¡siting
tertaining
her
grandson,
Tommy
graduation
exercises last Tuesday
here for several months ‘min hosts Tutsday evening for a group Eslinger who was on his way to May 29 at the Rufus gym The
Corpus C hristi, Texas, went to wh.o iam* in to meet Mrs. A. D. Memphis, Tenn and new assign- stage was beautiful with colored
Dexter t< visit a brother of John's Waterhouse, national commbtee- ment in the navy.
sand flowers in their various col-
wontan from Hawaii and Mrs.
last week.
Mrs. Edna Freeman will go to ors* and other domestic flowers
Floyd
Etc
national
committee-
Giles French was in Salem Sat
The
Saturday for U
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make the
complete
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urday as one of a panel of new s- woman from New Mexico, who look at her broken leg and some l^e eleven students who received
paper mer who instructed candi spent a d;»y or two here while on possible hospitalization.
their eighth grade diplomas. They
dates of the Republican party in their vvr, to a meeting of the na
Report is that Ivan Kirkelie were as follows: Susan Diane Bal
tional
con
mlttee
in
Seattle
later
the use of newspaper men in a
has sold his new* house in Moro lard, Donna June Eberhart. Yvon
this week.
political campaign.
dr. an«! Mrs. Loren Cochran to Ed Fritts who will move down ne Violet Holcomb, Barbara Lee
Mrs. Alfred Kock went to The are buck in Oregon, she at the from Grass Valley for permanent Medlar, Sharon Ann More, Keith
Dalles Saturday for minor sur home of their son, Norman, in work with the Moro Grain Grow Roger Morris, William R. Myers.
ers.
Wesley E. Pardue, Samuel Rich
gery on a finger.
Portland and he is at St. Vin
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Christianson ard Prince, Rudy L. Rutherford,
Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten cents hospital with tuberculosis.
arrived in Moro Wednesday with
Mrs. Iva N thouse came up are about ready to move to Port and Robert M Sitton. The flower
a load of furnishings and expected Memorial day an.I will remain for land where he will teach next fall. for the class was a rose and the
t lyde Gillmor is on a fishing class colors were blue and white.
to go back after another load, a tew days to visit her daughter,
The program started with the
trip to Canada with his grandson
before settling in their home heie Mis Ronald Powell.
who just graduated from Tigard processional played by Mrs. Roy
Gayman, wife of the principal,
High school last month.
I* irst grass fire of the summer who also was the fourth grade
started at noon in a spot of grass teacher in the school last year.
near the Hockman farm north of
Joe Morris, chairman of the Ru
town.
fus school board read a “Father s
Wendell Ralsiger is at Long- Prayer”; Wesley Pardue gave the
view today to watch and take Welcome, Ix«e Robinson, director
FRIDAY & SATURDAY. JUNE 8—9
part in the dedication of the new of the band, directed the Rufus
elevator built by the North Paci- students in several numbers
fic Grain Growers, which is al- Keith Morris gaee the class his-
ready partly in operation. It was tory. The eighth grade class sang
designed to be the very finest several numbers accompanied by .lame« Bai nlioiise, Sunset Motor
elevator in the world.
Mrs. Gayman on the piano. Bill ComiMiiy of The Dalles, Ls idgii »inner and father in law of Barn- t nivelsit^ of Washington, went
lions»*. Itarnhoiise has been at
• J.vers read the class will, Barbara big an agreem ent to sell C h u r o . Sunset to yearn and is now gen to tin* navy, before returning to
CARD OF THANKS
Medler played a piano solo, Sam let cam and trucks, along u illi eral manager. He is a nat h r of I tie D illes. Sunset’s 15 em ployees
1 want tc thank
friends
who ^ ”Ce c i . the cIass ’ ProPhecy,
A. Voting, zone manager and U heeler county, finished high are the largest denier establish
is the
m e m
e n u s VVI1O
'- r y /n e v y , < M.
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were so gt nerous i to me in seiding , nna f-’^fhart played an accor- watehed
v
l»,v Carl Stiefel, Sunset school in The Dalit's, attended ment in eastern Dr egon.
me cards, flowers •s and visiting me ¡,lorJ so,°- Barbara Medler read “
to the school. Wesley
Weslev
while I was in the hospital last Lhe ^,rewel1 lo
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Griggs
Ä /M iff . W
( MID DI’ THANKS
week.
Pardue and Robert Sitton sang a _ are the parents of a baby girl
M
f e
'
I want to thank the friends and
Moro
Personals
solo
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Gay-
horn
last
week
.The
grandparents
Mrs. Velma Bleshee
relatives
who were so kind to
man.
are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griggs of
send me flow *rs and gifts during
The address was given by Mr. Moro ami Mr. md Mrs. Fay Bra
Charley Wallace has sold his by stay in a Portland hospital. I
Joe Daley who spoke on what the t’kett of Rufus,
home in Moro to Willard Leff am now recovering and am thank
future will lie like in forty years ---- ------------ —
and has bought a home in The ful.
time at the rate the world Is tra
Dalles to which they will move
Mrs, Tommie Barnett
veling now with all its inventions.
within a few (lavs.
T he principal Roy Gavman pre- Wasco News
sented th<* class and Joe Morris
The district conference of Le SI Bs< BIDE TO THE SHER-
presented the diplomas. Then the
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilder- gionnaires and Auxiliaries was
c ass song •.May The Good Lord brand an«! Mr. ami.Mrs. John Hil held at the Legion hall Sunday M t \ ( OI NTV lO lK N A L only
At Journal Office
ess and Keep You” was sung, derbrand attended the funeral ser and resulted in the ebvtlon of
S3.00 per j car
tter thy recession, the class vices in White Salmon last Tues Frank von Borstel as delegate to
convention. Boh
formed a line in the back of the day for Robert Chamberlain £ the national
Z E N I T H TV
Beach will he listrlet commander
gvm to receive the well wishes of great uncle of Gordon and John
the family and neighbors.
J3G6 MONKIiOUSE LESLIE PHILLIPS-SHIRLEY1 EATON ALFRED MARKS IRENE HANDL
and Mrs Madeleine Patrick, dis
Sales & SERVICE
Last week was a week of activ Memorial Day dinner guests of trict president.
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
SUNDAY & MONDAY. JUNE 10—11
ities for the children and teachers Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilderh’*und
Mary ('. Coons Is home this
Call ANDY PAULSON of Rufus school. The week ended were Mr. and Mrs. John Hilder- week
after a visit of several days
brand
ami
family,
Mr.
ami
Mrs
with a big picnic last Friday on
Telephone JD 5-3513
Grant Tucker, Mrs. Redding, with her daughter at Centralia,
the
Rufu.i
school
football
field.
m LEG McCAREY'S
Marie B Cooper, Marvin Kirkelie, Washington ami with her mother
Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Turner and who is living there.
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Mrs. C. H. Barnett. Mr. and Mrs
Electric Contractors
( lark Richards of Eugene were
afternoon
callers.
BALER WIRE & BALER TWINE
Moro i'ersonah
Rufus News
Sherman I heater
HmmsUmu
ADDING MACHINE
TAPE
Eastern Oregon
Electric Co.
WILLIAM HOIDEN CLIFTON WEBB
SATAN
NEVER
SLEEPS
C i n « m a S c O P E COLOR hy OC LUXE
Mid-Columbia Saddle Club Association
PATTY O'MEARA
Don’t take chances on cheap Wire or Twine for
your Baler. It can and often does, cause you hours
of grief, as well as loss in valuable baling time.
Use only the BEST recommended FIRST QUALITY
Our prices are competitve with all lirst quality;
Our stocks are good in all sizes; Loading is ’•eal
handy at our rear door. So Buy your wire & twine
from us.
See our display of New Hay Equipment and be sure
to visit our used Equipment Lot at “ The Dalles
Bridge Junction," before you buy.
Shirley Watkins, daughtei of
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Watkins, has
completed two years of ’he secre
tarial science course at EOC.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hllder-
brand and family attended the
World’s Fair in Seattle last week
end. John and Gordon, going
up on the «pedal train from Port
land, were among the 289 candi
dates initiated into the Shrine
June 2, that being Shrine Day it
the Fair.
fl» the qualifying factors
in funeral service.
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Wasco
Phone 01 2-5402
The Dalles
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Every season, George proves it...
HAY EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
Presented bv:
Sherman Countv Riders
Sunday., June W
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CASE. HARRIS NEW HOLLAND
Calkins - Wade Rain Irrigation
Moro & The Dalles, Oregon
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Remember— Wiide Kain Irrigation
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Buckaroo Breakfast
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6 to 9 a.m.
f his is your best chance to see the f 'ne
horses and superb horsemanship of m«d-
Columbia horse owners. A full afternoon
of entertainment.
MODERN-SQUARE
Moro Legion Hall
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 9
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Chevron Floor Products art on sale! Here’s a chance
to buy top quality products and save money. Standard
Floor Hardener seals and hardens softwood floors, truck
beds. . . keeps concrete from dusting. Chevron Waxglo
self-polishing wax gives new beauty to your floors, seals
wood so that the beauty lasts.
MILK ¡S THE MoST
NUTtfTiOUS DRiwK
Pour your »«If a cool glaaa ol milk right now. Pour It to tha
brim, from a chillod, fro«ty pitcher. T a tta tha natural, awaot
goodnaas. faol tha anargy-girlng, narva-aoothing banefita.
take it quick, cool & casual
w ith dairy foods
Milk balonga on your daily menu. Milk travola ao fa»t from
Remember — the
sale ends July 31st. Order your full
supply now and save 10% off the regular price.
pitcher to glass to your good health I
O eorga S h aw , votoran Minnesota Viklnga quartsrbarh,
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Sponsored by Sherman County Rider»
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CHEVRON
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Krllh Mr Donald
Wasco, O n .
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Product, cat!
penny Anrlerwet,
Grano Valley, Ore
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and 1M1-1M2 O regon D airy Frtnceas B a r b a r a S t e r n f e i d ,
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toast good health with a tall gists of milk. Gsorge relist
upon the quick energy milk givet him du.'lnn the teeto n . ,
end after the te e to n when ha’s homa In Portland working
with June S donee Investment Company.
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