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PAGE 4 S H E R M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y prize and Mrs. Rust low prize. The traveliug prize was won by Mrs P erry. R efreshm ents w ere served at the close of the party by the hostesses. Parties Brighten Winter Days At Grass Valley and Mrs. -prise part for . Bi and Mrs rs. Don th ; n ith e Wed- la v celebrating niversaries. oss included 1rs. F rank I •rv. ( KeHv Mrs avn< Bernard M artin, K etter, in Rust. The after- and Mrs. r»nt playing pinochle noon wa; irtin w inning high w ith Mr; BI NOTH F M embers of the E astern S tar met at the Masonic hall last Tuesday evening for their regu- lar m eeting w ith twelve present. Mrs F ran k von Borstel, w orthy business sided at -natron ts w e re Refresh neeting the lose of the meet- served ing. , . Mrs. E arl Olds, Mrs. F ra n k I ihn Block v Bayer ind Mrs party for s u rp n hoste: Lhe Per Mrs. Glenn P( home ^ F rid a y ""afternoon celebrat ing her birthday anniversary, O ther guests included Mrs. Bruce Alley, Mrs. Don Sm ith, Mrs. Ross Fields Mrs. W ayne Kelly, OF 1950 guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Iirin k ert. Alfred Payne, Miss Eeone Moore, and Mrs. C hristina Mal- daner took Mrs. Della C ram er to her hom e in Prineville S un day a fter spending two w eeks at the Payne home. Mrs. Boyce Blaylock, Mrs. F rank K etter, Mrs. Ed Alley, M rs.John Rust and Mrs. B ernard M artin, Pinochle was ‘ the diversion of the afternoon. Mrs. Ed Alley held high score and Mrs. K etter score. Mrs. Fields won the tra v e y ng prize. R efreshm ents w ere served at the close of the afternoon by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Don M arsh of Hood R iver w ere over night guests W ednesday at the home of h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds were in T he Dalles T hursday on bus- iness and to visit Mrs. Jesse H elyer who is in the hospital. The com m unity p a rty held at the I.O.O F. hall Saturday even- ing sponsored b the G rass Val- R ebekahs w s attended by about seventy persons The evening w as spent .lancing w ith refreshm ents served later in the evening. Mr. pnd Mrs. K enneth Crews and Don Sm ith and son, L arry, w ere in The Dalles W ednesday on business. N ew all w ool coat» b y “ Bca- $29.95. G R ETA , T h e IJflHe» \ — T. Lester Jeluuon lawyk * WASOO MORO Sun Life of Canada Increases Dividends to Policyholders 1949 w as a good y ea r for Sun L ife. ) O rganization in stro n g p osition w ith nearly 50% % of en tire a sse ts in v ested in U nited S tates. T otal b en e fits paid la st yea r $114 m illion. ' • k. i-... / C-JtLéJ&éLi risen to $215 billions, or $1430 W ith $18 m illion—a su b sta n per head. The Sun L ife’s ow n Mr. and Mrs. Archie C antrall tial increase over 1949—allotted business has m ore th an kept n, in com pliance w ith section 11 and children, Gene and Sharon, for policyholders dividends to pace w ith this increase, today’s hapter 393 Oregon l a w 1943, am spent Sunday in The Dalles. be paid during th e c u rre n t year, total in force of $4,187 m illions C 1945, as am ended by chapter 59 Mrs. F ra n k T. Bayer and Mrs. the Sun Life A ssurance Com pany com paring w ith only $53 m illions •hoc f the R ural voter C harles P errigo w ent to Carson. of Canada en te rs its 80th year 1 in force a t the beginning of the n. that a m eeting will be held at W ashington F rid a y to attend the of public service w ith a prom is I century. D uring these 50 years, lay of March, 1950, at Mi the 1 funeral services for Gene Cush ing outlook for 1950. too, Sun Life policy provisions tl scussing the budge >r *posc a A rt Bibby w e n t to Tbe Dalles Dalles T hursday to m eet Mrs. m an. T he Sun L ife has been a ctiv e ' and privileges have been broad eeinning ai the f Mr. and Mrs. John Block went Saturday to m eet his son, Ste- B rin k e rt and daughter, Elaim in the U n ited S ta tes for over ened, available options increased >r t n ?k in Portland h to The Dalles Mond V on bus phen, who cam e up from Port- who spent a half a c en tu ry and today m ain and m any new benefits in tro ness re tu rn in g b sue Tuesday. lalid to spend th e week end w ith on business, tain s branch office and a g en cy duced. E ven before 1900 the B U D G E T 1950 - 1951 >ldi his parents. m R< Mr. and Mr; Among thi ■utors se r v ic e in 10 sta te s from coast 1 C om pany wafi th e first to in tro business vi w ere b u sln esj visitors iin The ;T I MATED RECEIPT! duce the “u n co n d itio n a l” policy, w ere to coast. The Gia;ss Valley gr;id seboo in The Dali les T hur s< Dalles Monday. cash on hand at D uring the year ju st past, the fo llo w in g later w ith th e popular i and . V ernon F Mr. and Mrs team defe ated th M r and Mrs W ayne Kelly basketball f l a i r Bal- total am ount of life insurance Sun Life non-m edical in su ra n ce ami M[rs. Fred P eters w<ere In Kent team 32 to 14 in the loca fam ily, Mr. ; and g, Mrs. A. which policyholders purchased plan. T he C om pany a lso issu ed zer, Mrs. J. The D;alles Satinrday to vis• j t AT p gvm last Tuesday aftei'noon. source Mrs. A rt I from the Sun Life exceeded $372 th e first Group P en sio n p o licy Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W illari 1 B arnet F. Balzer, P eters at the Iîospltal. T otal Mrs. Ted I millions, continuing the unbro- 1 w ritten a n y w h ere In N orth A m W allace w ent to I’ortlúnd one day las Bibby and Mr. and M r. and Mrs iore new erica, an epoch-m arking e v e n t in | ken record of sellini w ent t 0 W asco ?dondav to attend week whiere Mrs. B;irn e tt re Ball, w ith Ir. an Nom dpi um than the h isto ry o f life in su ra n ce. life insurance i>er and Frida the gr „..o’ <;idn iservices fo r Mrs. m ained foir m edical aittention. Rolfe goir company. One of the outstanding features other Cai ladian I any Mrs. Olan S dk Owei >f force w ith th e Sun of Sun Life operations during trance in Inst 'URF Exr lb B arn ett and T Hints to $4,187,000,- 1949 w a sth e pronounced increase now am Lift ’and children Revn< visiting a t the hom e Total in- I in the Com pany’s G roup business. ne high an all-tii 000, K intner Rev and H arold Owens and fai in 1949 | H undreds of thousands of office, Saturday come of the Compa w ere dinner The E a ste rn S tar factory and other em ployees In was $238,000.000. Mr. anri evening at tl are sponsoring a car 50( T he 79th A nnual R ep o rt of business and ind u stry th ro u g h R i the M asonic hall Tui lav even Mrs. Orville th e Sun Life o f Canada ju st is out N orth America are today pro ; to Moro ing F e b ru a ry 21. Amoni E rrvone i: itk in s of sued Art in d icates the Com pany’s tected by the generous term s of Mr. and 5 londav evening t< attend the invited. S a tu r faith in the U n ited S ta te s w h ere Sun Life G roup insurance and an i n n e i guest Moro w ere < da« taught by me Mr. a imi Mrs. m ore than 48% of its a sse ts are nuity plans. The C om pany’s ex legrap Rust am day evening M and Mrs. Joh Izóla Jens¡en from OSC exten- pent the in v ested and w h ere $1,690,000- perience and service in th is A. A Dunlap. Th g. and legal id Phylli re ’ivere Mr. and Mrs. d au g h ters G eraldine :ta. 000 or 40% of its total b u sin e ss particular field is unsurpassed. evening playing cat Mrs. Haro Id 1Cakin, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill B ker R< T oday, the im p o rta n ce of Group Mr. and Mrs. Joh is In force. ind; Ivan Blagg, Mr and Mrs. John w ere d in n er guests Dal T B enefits paid to Sun Life Insurance is recogn ized by all Mrs. T. M. Rolfe w R ust, Mr. an«il Mrs. Boyce Blav- the hom e of Mr. and policyholders and beneficiaries tho«e concerned w ith th e en co u r les visitors recently. 5000 00 lock, Mr. am 1 Mrs Charles Per- Dugger. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Brin- since the Com pany’s first policy a gem en t and m ain ten a n ce o f good T otal E stim a ted E xpenditure» # 14,000.00 «ver W arren M organ rigo, Mr a iid Mrs. E arl Olds. m anagem ent 1 k ert and d aughter Ealine and ssued in 1871 have now ^relations b etw een wai hr Condon We< John and B;irb a ra Alley, Doro- from ÍM \ RY I IF E ST IM A T E D R E C E IP T S , and A V A IL A B L E and labor, and th e w e lfa r e and Mrs. F re d Crowley w ere dinner i $2,240,000,000. T>ast year rea dth e rt Co: th y Kelly M[r and Mrs. Frank took Mrs. ill BALANt ¡8 A N D TA LF alone over $114,000,000 w as paid social se c u r ity of the in d ivid u al a few Carolyn Lem ley, Jan him to st; _ E. Baÿer, $ 14,000 00 nditure employee. out in benefits. Morgan Is ill. ice Blbbv an d Jim m y H art. The Sun Life story for 1949, At the A nnual M eeting held ger Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne, alance 14,000 00 including the P resid en t’s address 1 at the Head Office of the Com lon- Leone Moore and Lois K elly, and daughter, Rosali» year as delivered at th e Annual pany, the President, A rth u r B. fn r jwere in The Dalles T h u rsd ay to dav for Pi land on T hird & U n ion St. Meeting, is contained in the Re Wood, review ed the rem arkable DEBTEDNE m eet Mrs. P a y n e ’s m other, Mrs. dav Policyholders now on The D.dles O regon progress of life insurance over port to Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger 14, 1950. C h ristin a M aldaner, who arrived the press. Copies may1 be obtain the last 50 years. In 1900, w ith P ain t • W allpaper - ¡V enetian Allgeler w ent to The from P ortland to spend several and A it K nlghten a population of 76 m illions, the ed on request from any of th e Dalles F rid a y on business re ?cretarv w e e k s w ith them . B linds United States had life insurance branch, group or m ortgage of tu rn in g Saturday. lone GENERAL PA IN T ¡PRODUCTS in force of some -7 billions, or fices of the Com pany, or from W illard Rolfe w ent to Port H eavy k o te - on e coat fin ish B ea u tifu l n ew sp r in g d r e sse s about $90 per capita. Today the Stuart Johnson or A. M. W ea v er lebtednet Bo land Monday w ith a tru ck load F lex - C olorful d ecorator by F r a n c e s D exter. S ee them population has alm ost doubled C.L.U. M anager, P u b lic S erv ice me of bogs. B a y o n ite, w ash ab le sm o o th fin ish but life insurance in force has B uilding, P ortlan d 4, Oregon. now at— W illiam B rin k ert w ent to Tht RURAL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD BUI Hi 1*71' H E A R IN G HEY! FELLOWS, HOWYA LIKE IRIS? . . . This young fellow Is not a f. gitl've from an Orson Welles broadcast. It’s Stefan Olsen wearing a • / a n from M ars” helmet by which m eans he’s actually controlling tl>« flight of the sound control u elder. The helm et contains a tiny rrdio transm itter w hich can broadcast through an am plifier to control «... glider at distances of 4C(1 feet. 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