Sherman County journal., February 01, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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HHKKUAN FOI.'NTI
Grass Valley
(By Mrs. A. F. Balzer)
lA group of niix
iris have or-
I k’i II 1 rt? Girls anti
mnnr.
have chosen “Ah wal
ing Grass Valley
i . t h e group
name.
They ha
held several
meetings on Thuif tl, ay evenings,
ail at the home of Aprs. Glenn
Perry, who Is the
lardian. Mrs.
Ixm Keiper is Ule assistant
guardian. At thei r first meeting
the following offl<•ers: were elect-
ed; Diane Schillling, president;
Jeannie Duncan, vie e president;
Sharon Cantrall, set■retary; Joe-
cite Blaylock, tre astirer; Susan
Baumgartner, scribe; Jerrin e
Blaylock, keeper of the memory
book. Hostesses for the meetings
were Karen Kelly, Deanna Mar­
tin and Peggy Reekman. As their
first project they are planning
on work for a bazaar to lie held
sometime in April.
The Grass Valley IOOF lodge
No. 131 and tiie Grass Valley
Rebekah lodge No. 118 met at the
I DOF hall Wednesday evening
for joint installation. Orville Rug­
gles was installing officer and
district deputy wardens were
Edgar Alley and Mrs. Frank
Bayer. Those installed were Mrs.
Art Schilling, noble grand; Mrs.
Willard Barnett, vice grand;
Mrs. Clyde Stradley, secretary
and Mrs. Jack Adams treasurer.
For the Odd Fellows Bruce Alley
was installed as noble grand;
Ross Fields, vice grand; Willard
Barnett, secretary-treasurer. Re­
freshm ents of cake, jello and cof­
fee was servqd after installa­
tion.
The Grass Valley Women's
club met at the home of Mrs.
Wallace Mhy Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Max Brown, president
conducting the business meeting.
Those present were Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Je rry Luneau, Mrs. Herman
Ziegler, Mrs., Matot, Mrs. Bill
Ford, Mrs. Earl Olds, Airs. Jack
Adams and the hostess.
After
the business meeting refresh­
ments were served by the host­
ess.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May,
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger,
Mr. and Mrs. Mryle Smith went
to Kent Thursday evening to a
party for members of the Le­
gion and Auxiliary held at the
Legion hall. Pinochle was play­
ed at five tables with high scores
for the evening held by ATrs.
Alyrle Smith and
Frank von*
IJorsiel. Consolation prizes went
to Mrs. Wallace May and Eu­
gene Knott. Refreshments were
nerved at the close of the even­
ing of cards.
O i n l i i u l na
P a n in
iMIr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer of
Moro and Miss Carol Norton of
Kent were dinner guests Sunday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
Mr. am i. Mrs. Donald von
Borstel and children were dinner
guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel.
Among those going to The
Dalles Sunday to see the show
DORIN WILBURN
WELL DRILLING
T E E DALLES, OREGON
Phone 3729.
518 W. 7thSt
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I of the River" were Mr. on February 12 as formerly r e ­
Mrs. Bernard Martin and ported as that day is a holiday
iter, Deanna, MT. and Mrs. fur some people. Clinic will be
m Fakin and family, Mr. held at the Grass Valley school
Mr nd Mrs. Art Blhhy, Mr and house for children from the Kent
Kenneth Crews and famPy, and Grass Valley communities.
an 1 Mrs. Archie Cantrall
Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Lister of
family, Afr. and Airs. Sam Pendleton spent the week end
ty and daughter, Nancy, here visiting relatives.
nd .Mrs. A. S. Alberty and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley
iter, Peggy.
and sons, Richard and Gall,
Mr anil Airs. Olan Stark and w eir in The Dalles Monday for
mil / and Mrs. W. D. Barnett den al appointments.
ere in The Dulles Friday on
jsir
CARD OF THANKS
¡,hen Bibby left for Port-
We take this means of telling
Sunday to enter Benson the friends who gave us aid and
Tech to finish high school this sym pathy at the time of the
term.
death of our father and husband,
Among those going to Tygh A. A. Dunlap, that we are sin­
Valley Saturday night to the cerely thankful to them for
1
.
square dance were .Mr. and Mrs. their support.
Kenneth Crews, Mr. and Mrs.
The A. A. Dunlap family
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Sam Alberty, Mr. and .Mrs. A. S.
Alberty, Mr. anti Airs. Gene
More than tw enty parents were
Reynolds, Mr. and Airs. Donald present at the second m eeting
von Borstel, B'U Pausch, Art of the recently organized Grass
Allgier and Mr. and Atrs. Gordon Valley P-TA which met Tuesday
I annley.
evening, January 29, in
the
Don Cox went to Goldendale school auditorium.
Sunday to visit at the home of
The resutls of the earlier elec­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrester. tion were announced as follows:
Mrs. Hans Bardenhagen and Mrs. Clair Adams, president; iMTs.
Alt'. Don Kathman were hostess­ Jack Brady, vice-president; Jack
es at a party for pre-school child­ Horner, secretary; Vernon Eakin,
ren held at the Masonic hall treasurer.
Wednesday afternoon. Games un­
it was decided unaninvounsly
der the supervision of Mrs. Ivan that affiliation with the state and
Marking another advance in high-speed engine bal­ present in the engine. It then “tells” a welding unit
ancing is this machine which Chrysler Division of the the location and amoupt of strip to be welded to he
Blagg were enjoyed by the national P-TA would he benefi­
Chrysler Corporation has put in operation on the torque converter and a drilling unit how much mate­
youngsters and some of the mo­ cial to the local oganization.
Firel'ower V-8 engine assembly line to balance not ria! must be drilled out of the dampener to bring the
thers were p resen t Refreshments
Punch, coffee and cake were
only the 180-horsepower engine but its torque con­ engine into perfect balance. The resulting elimination
of cookies and punch was serv­ served after adjournment.
verter as well. Weighing 12 tons and costing $50,000, of vibration and the unparalleled smoothness of oper­
ed later by the hostesses.
this balancing machine uses its electronic “brain” to ation assures longer life and mure efficient operation
Mr. and Alts. Clair Adams and
determine the location and the amount of unbalance for FirePower engines.
sons, Jerry and Ronald, went to
The Dalles Saturday to see the
to stop in Phoenix, Arizona, to was Rufus 56, Condon 45. Jack boy scout knife as a prize. Rus­
show “ Bend of the River" and
visit her parents, Afr. and Mrs. Steward was high point man sell llalke received second place
to spend the week end with his
Mrs. George Fox
Carroll Sayrs, who have recently with 26 points, Paul Blackburne with 37 points, and his prize was
mother, Mrs. C. P. Adams.
arrive there for a few weeks so­ was right up there w ith 19,
scout chow kit.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Medier are journ. Atrs. Birdie M erritt is AI Blake got 6, George Fox Jr, 4 a boy
Mr. and Mlrs. Ivan Blagg and
Donal Brislain, principal of Ru­
the
parents
of
a
daughter
born,
family were dinner guests Sun­
staying at the Coats’ ranch w ith and Buzz Brand 1. The referees fus school attended a principal’s
day of Air. and Airs. Owen Eakin. January 24, in The Dalles. The their daughters while their folks were Ray Brown and William meeting in Salem Friday.
Air. and Mrs. Erank T. Bayer, baby girl was named Marsha are away.
O’Brien.
The Rufus grange had a com­
Airs. Erank E. Bayer & daughter Gail and weighed in at 6 lbs.
The
Condon
high
school
basket­
Before the high school game, mittee meeting Thursday even­
Julia, Alfa Jean and Lois Payne, 14oz. Mrs. Grace Medier is the ball team came to Rufus Friday
the Condon Air Base had a basket ing. Although, it was a bad night
Harold Eakin
anti daughter, baby’s paternal grandm other.
for a gam« with tiie Rufus hall game with the Rufus town for traveling. All-, and Atrs. Rol­
Mauna, and Airs. Bernard Afar-
Mir. and Mrs. Chester Coats and
tin and daughter, Deanna, were son Tom left ilaturday night via Wolves. Condon got in the first team. The Air Base put it all and Johnson got down and oth­
in Tiie Dalles Saturday for the stream liner for Pontiac, Michigan point, and it was nip and tuck over little Rufus and the final ers that lived along the Colum­
during the first half of the game.
bia river highway. Their plans
children’s dancing lessons.
to pick up a new car. The Coats The Rufus boys had to fight to score was 36 for Rufus and 79 will he brought before the next
points for Condon.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry« Stark will be gone two or three weeks
grange meeting.
were business visitors in The and expect to travel the south­ gain any headway. The score was
The Rufus Boy Scouts had a
for first quarter. Rufus 9, Condon
Dalles Thursday.
ern routes as much as possible 10; the second quarter, Rufus 18 target shoot at Rufus January
A card party was held at the
Roy Schilling took his father- to keep away from some of the
22. Wally Alorris won first place Rufus grange hall Saturday-
Condon
19,
third
quarter,
Rufus
in law, Bud Coon, to The Dalles had weather. They also expect
43 Condon 37; and the final score with 53 points, and received a night.
Thursday to enter the hospital
for medical attention for a few
days.
Mr. and Airs. Bruce Eccles of
Dec, Bill Pattison of Hood River
and I’at Fletcher of Odell spent
the week end visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Marsh at the Don­
ald Clodfelter borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Afelvln Alberty
ami family and his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty went
to Kent Sunday and spent the
dav with the letter’s daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Griggs.
ELECTRONIC “ BRAIN" BALANCES CHRYSLER ENGINES
R u fu s N ew s
The young adult group of the
community a r e sponsoring a
farewell party for the Rev. and
Airs. A. L. K lntner to be held
in the recreation room of the
Baptist church 7:30 Friday even­
ing February 8. The Kintnera
will leave February 15 for Sea­
side. Everyone is cordlallji in­
vited to attend.
The 4 11 sewing club girls sur­
prised
their supervisor, Mrs.
Ted Trimble with a birthday
party Monday afternoon at the
(bool house. The girls present­
ed Mrs. Trimble with a gift. Re­
freshments of a decorated birth­
day cake, baked by Susan Baum­
gartner. was served w ith ice
(ream to the fourteen present.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox came
home Saturday
from Condon
where they spent a month with
their son and family, Mr. and
\ f i W a r r e n Morgan.
Air. and Mrs. Tommie Barnett
were business visitors in The
Dalles Monday.
Mr. and APrs. Arzell Lemley
h it Tuesday for Portland on
business fot a few days.
The child health clinic will be
held Friday February 8 and not
Back in the dismal thirties when it was as
easy to be broke as is now to be well off we
used to take wheat for subscriptions. A sack
a year was about the rule allhough wheat
was sometimes as low as 30 cents and the
Sherman County Journal was th<?n $1.50.
Some very well-to-do citizens paid in that way
and we all stayed in business.
Now the price of the Journal is $2.00 and
a bushel of wheat nearly eight times what it
was. That makes the Sherman County Jour­
nal a bargain these days. -
There are a few Sherman Countians who
do not subscribe and we wish they did for we
can think of no other publication written for
Sherman Countians and their welfare.
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