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C U C IA M M r-j CO UNTY M HS. C S T t l '. t l l A . O l l U V N . I K i l l %Y. J A N . Garfield News Baby C a n i Grab Cord 3 1». IM 7 2? P E R C E N T S T U D E N T S ■Ntm Hearing Com fo rt T A K E E N G IN E E R IN G About one out o f e v e r y fou.‘ G arfield G range has had students attending O regon quite a face liftin g the past State co lle g e this your is e :ro” tw o weeks. Ed. Lee, John Par- cd n t'.c school o f ngino r. •• vin and K en Palm ateer sanded a registration total breakdo». i the walls and the painting shows. c re w took over. Som e rem od The school o f engineer ; eling was done by W m .Chrys had 1557 o f th' 6791 student i ler, P ete Buliou, and Lora enroll' d fa 1 te tn. or about 2 1 “ P eop le who are liv in g be Palm ateer. T h e painters w ere percent. Lon g the la rgr t those w h o rem odeled and E l school at o r e , engln ee-in g ’ sj yond th eir income should bc- m er and Rena Davis.Gena B a l 15 oercent m ore students this; 'g in actin g th eir w age.” lou, Joe Janssens and L e ila year than last. M A N SE R V E S 6 Y E A R S Second largest school on ^ F O R L IV E S T O C K T H E F T Gordon. T here is still a lot to the college campus this y ea r is A ft e r almost tw o years o f in do as vye h'.pe t paint the din halls science w ith 938 students.Bus- vestigation by the state depart ing room, kitchen and lore our visitation there *" - P” ri technology i th ’ rd ment o f agriculture and state w ith 928 students, follo w ed bv police, an O regon man was re M arch 14. Lou ie Leonhardt o f Long education with 875; agriculture cently sentenced to six years 818; lo w er division o f liberal in the state penitentiary for mont, Col. visited the G range Saturday and sat at the birth f>rrs (¡00; homo economics 4!'2: la ic ny o f livestock. forestry 328 and pharm acy. The ca<c began In January, day table. He said he came o v 208. 1955 w hen G u v Woodworth, er 2000 m iles to celebrate w ith livestock th eft investigaton for his old friends w ho w e re hap IN S U R A N C E K A T E S TO the department, was called by py to have him. Those from G arfield G range BE IN C R E A S E D O N A U T O S elate p olice to investigate the The O regon Insurance I)c- suspected th eft and .‘ laughter attending the dinner at the L e p rtment has approved in o f a h eifer near Dufur. The gion hall on Sunday honoring creases in p riva te passenger crim e alledge lly w a committed ineir m em ber L ou ie Leonhardt the Ted autom obile insurance rates ef- by a resident o f Tho D alle- and »•ere Gena Ballou, Gordons, fcoUve January 1. 1957. his accom plice who V . . ’....¡I a Dernoveks, and the toyin g w ith his “ A thorough r e v ie w o f the large. L eslie Randalls exp erien ce o f insurance com K mains o f the calf revealed friends tho J For the first time the hard-of-hearing can wear an advanced modern was Charles w h ile in Oregon. | hearing aid with no attachments in the ear itself New Maico Bone Con- I panies w ritin g this type o f in that the ow n er The G arfield Dorcas Society surance by the Insurance D e Itenneddv o f W illo w d n l . Con duction Hearing Glasses recently introduced conceal a tiny hearing aid in m eeting partm ent revealed that rate tacts w ith K enned d y verified has postponed their the slenderized bows of ordinary eyeglasses, and needs no wires or tubes increases are necessary at this i ow nersh ip o f the animal and until Jan. 24. Th e hostess P e g into the ear. N o dangling cord or ear-buttons attract the attention of others but The gy An ders hurt her back or interfere with normal business, family and sports activities. A free j *!m e T !-” innmicp »r, ttm " " m - that it had boon stolen. autnmo-| Dalles re ident involved in the hopes to be able to have the booklet containing further information may be obtained by writing to the j her and severit” o f m eeting at that time. bile accidents, to«*ether w ith theft was arrested on a liv e ^ Maico Company, Minneapolis 3. Minnesota W e hope a good number o f the cost o f m edical care and stock larceny charge M arih 23. autom obile repair, has a d'^oct 1956. Tho accused was lodged G arfield G range members w ill • e ffect upon the cost o f auto in Jefferson county ja il with attend Pom ona Jan. 26 at D a mascus. A s our youth team mobile insurance and the rates bail set at S2500. Jury trial w hich the insurance com panies in M adras on June 11 found w ill install the oficers and our m aster P e te B allou w ill be be must c h u g "o ■ tl.sir policies. him not gu ilty. installed as Pom ona Youth ‘ T u r in g the nnst fiscal yea r H is accom plice wp- arrested by Marguerite Clark Chairman. Installation at 10 there w re 127.158 registered! in Pin e C itv , Minnesota. on A M. The G range Y ou th team m otor vehicles in vo lved in ac N ov. 4. 1956, on a Jefferson In 1889, Dr. Charles Brown-Sequard cidents in the State o f Oregon. ! county, O regon, w arrant charg w ill install Eagle C reek Jan. 19 of Paris was so successful in rejuven at 8 P.M . This represents ap p roxim ately I ing larceny o f livestock. On ating himself with glandular extracts On S kyw atch M onday w ere a tw en ty percent incrase ov e rt D ecem ber 11 he pleaded guilty that he contracted the childhood dis ease of whooping cough at the age of ! 1 «V r - r y io i " f; c i! year and is | to the charge and was sentenc Gena B allou 6 hr., L . Gordon, ! 72. The French doctor’s gland experi la rgely responsible fo r the a v ed to six years in the Oregon v hr. Gena needs volunteers as she takes a shift ev ery Mon. ments were spurned by conservative erage 15 nercont increase in penitentiary. that G a rfield has d ay tim e scientists. Yet from this and other autom obile insurance ratas. N ot all suspectodfcrases o f shifts. old-age research grew world-wide O ne out o f o v e r” six m otor v e livestock th eft r e s J F in arrest, interest in geriatrics, the health of old F loy d B eebe has returned : hicles iq the State o f O regon as shown bv r c p o rflp l» the state people. hom e from the hospital but w il was invol /ed in an accid nt livestock th eft investigators.' during the past fiscal voar and Tu 1956 th est m e n .* v «s tig a te d go back F ii. the 18th. T h e Dr. w ill transplant a ligam ent becau i o f th < tp erien e* the 73 cases o f y- UV*afl|k theft r e t” increases could not be de ’ ■ hich resulted in P L, arrests. from his toe to his finger. H e nied. w This w as just a srnff? portion w ill be in the hospital a week. His hand is doin g nicely] o f the total investii VQens by T h e W m . Reim ers and the til so departm ent ! 9 5 R. D ew ey Qualls are receivin g .State livestock th eir baby chicks this w eek. gator: also m ade dB37 * road Th e G arfield G range Home checks last y e a r to ^ b su re that Ec. w ill meet at the hall Jan. livestock m o v in g dver On gon In 1926, Dr. Grafton R. Minot of 22 at 7:30P.M. A ll sisters o f Boston found that a liver diet highw ays was in t»ssessios of the G ran ge are in vited . The would control pernicious anemia. the legal ow n b rs.J fiu y o f these n ew H E. chairm an N orm a L ee But the patient had to cat at least road checks w e re made in deer hopes fo r a lo t o f cooperation. half a pound of liver daily. Two and e lk areas. A t a result o f Y ea r books w ill be m ade as years later. Dr. Minot developed the hunters b ein g a w a y that the first liver extract which cut the soon as possible. dM Rrtm ent m e n -v ir e present. [ daily dose to 5 grams. Now, under a T h e offic e rs of G arfield The tlftic to start arra n g greater e ffo rts w ere m ade to G range w ill attend an officers’ physician’s advice, a small injection ing to have pleasant memories will keep the pernicious anemia pa a void .shooting 1 i '- l j a r k P-al-i m eetin g at W arner Jan.28.P ete w h en y o u 'r e o ld — is w h en tient in good health. ’•oiiin# T ty Ropes a ll o f f ic e ^ uvlTl be y ie ie j ’ou're y o u n g !” Septem ber d ireettv prevented as th ey receive much gOu2 the theft o f 10 heifers, accord fro m these m eetings. ing to one livestock ow ner in J E R R Y R E IIR E IN W IN S A bus w ill bo availa b le fo r SU B N O V IC E B E L T the area. our visitation at H olcom b O ut Jerry Rehbein. speedy slug look Feb. 9. M ore about it; g e d from Estacnda out punch next w eek. was ed Coos B ay fig h te r B illy m anv com nlim cnts and In 1798, Edward Jenner, a British as the sharpest figh ter R a v to w in the sub novice I listed . physician, noticed that milkmaids tournam ent. Jerry A A V tournament in Portland in the once infected by couipox were immu Saturday night. Rehbein C lark also o f Estacada won his nized against smallpox. Jenner landed a series o f hard punch fight b v a K . O. in 55 seconds proved that inoculation with cowpox es to the m idsection o f the o f the first round, but was de serum could protect against smallpox Mr. and Mrs. R oy Tracy have j without harm to the patient in returned from an Coos B ay figh te r w h o was uni feated on a split-decision extended | W ith m ore vacation through the ab le to continue after the first the semi-finals. — — ------------------------------ ----- south-1 round. Rehbein also received training C lark coul do w ell. western states and M exico. Clarence Cross accompan-1 ied them as far as D enver, Col. I Where they spent Christmas | w ith his fam ily. A fte r C hrist mas he fle w home by plane. Mr. and Mrs. L ea vern R ie d el are the proud ow ners o f a new C hev. pickup. T h ere w ill be a gen eral church m eetin g at the Viola Com m unity Church on Friday, Jan. 25 at 7:30 P M. The church board has the by-law s and constitution to pres6nt to Start n o w to b u y the ea se a n d the congregation at this time. A lso a copy o f the charter c o m fo rt y o u ’v e a lw a y s w a n t e d — m em bers w ill be drawn up at this tim e, w heih w ill be fram ed th ro u g h U . S. S avin gs B o n d s and hung in the church. Rev. Renaud has purchased tho ots of people seem to think that if they church and a ll the papers are J never look ahead, they’ll never see d uly recorded. the time when they retire. But sooner R ID IN G C L U B N E W S or later, that time rolls around anyway, The first y ea rly m eetin g o f for all of us. So look ahead! You can make the Cascade Riders was held at V iola W ednesday eve. at their your retirement a wonderful reward for clubhouse. your work— if you have the money. And The fin a l plans w e re laid the best way to have it is to start invest fo r the W in ter Dance to bo ing now— in U. S. Series E Savings Bonds. held at the Redland Grange hall Sat. Jan. 19. Jim m y C lin W hy Savings Bonds? Because for your ton and his band w ill furnish retirement, you want the surest, safest the music. investment you can get. Another reason. In addition to the regular You want an investment that earns good club m eetin g a 16 mm sound picture from Oregon State interest for you. U. S. Savings Bonds do C o lle ge on the G aits o f Horses that — earn 3% compounded semiannu was shown. This was a v e ry ally when held to maturity. 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It's full of information on! careers in nursing. jj Milestones in Medicine Viola Happenings January Clearance DRESS SALE BITTER D R ISSE S Formerly to $14.95 Up To automatic S T A R T TH E N EW Y E A R First State Bank of Milwaukie BY S U B S C R IB IN G TO T H IS NEW SPAPER O NLY $2 50 a Y e a r in Clackamas County. HALF OFF Special at §5 .95 SKIRTS $2.98 cad up SWEATERS Wool or Orion BLOUSES $1.98 $2.98, $3.98 Just $2.98 Purses Reduced ts $1.98 Betsy Joy Dress Shop Powell Boulevard Gresham, Oregon WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS your retirement a real reward for your work! I % OF ALL KIN D S PRINTING WE H AVE modem type and equipment and skilled, [experi enced printers are your guaran- W H Y NOT let the job department of your home-town newspaper supply all your printing needs — Competitive prices. LETTERHEADS Wedding Invita tions Statements Hand Bills Sales Books Posters Tickets Envelopes PHONE ESTACADA 85-1 OR C A L L A T OUR OFFICE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS