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Highway Jobs Coll for Immense Excavation
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daughter. Wilma, of Moro were Hermiston spent the week end
dinner guests Sunday at the with her parents. ’Mr. and Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard I. D. Pike.
Martin.
Jo h n Peters returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne Thursday from San Francisco,
had dinner guests
Saturday California where he spOnt sev­
evening in honor of the birthday eral months visiting his son and
anniversaries of their daughters, daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Mias Leone Moore and Alfa Jean. Edwin Peters and fam ily?
O thers present were Miss Betty
Mr. and <Mrs. Donald von Bor­
W hatt of Portland and Mr. and
stel and - family were dinner
- Mrs. Bennie Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel guests Sunday at the home of
'■ returned home Saturday from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Portland where they spent a von Borstel.
week visiting relatives a n d
friends.
DE VOTO COMING IN MAY
Mrs. Kenneth H attrup w ent to
Bernard A. DeVoto, n o t e d
Prineville last Tuesday to visit
her brother in law and sister, author and contributor to literary
Mr. and Mrs. Keith DeCourcey. magalnzes, will be on the Uni­
She brought their son. Michael, versity of Oregon campus May 6,
home w ith her for a v isit Ted to speak before a university as­
von Borstel took his grandson sembly and meet w ith students
at an informal coffee hour.
to his home Tuesday.
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DeVoto will appear as part of
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews of
Stevenson visited his m other, a program of distinguished speak­ RIOTING CELEBRANTS . , , Police try to bold back eager crowds
Mrs. F M. Crews at the hospital ers the university is sponsoring scrambling for randy dropped by a helicopter on the square oatalde the
in The Dalles Saturday and in observing its 75th anniversary Abdin palace tn Cairo daring the celebration of the birth of a son to King
then came here to visit her celebration.
Farouk and Queen Narriman. The prince was given the name Ahmed
m other before returning to their The editor of Easy Chair, H arp­ Fuad and given the title of Prince of Said. This occurred while other
home.
e r’s magazine, since 1935, DeVoto riots took place In different parts of Egypt in demonstrations for the
MY. and Mrs
Ted Trimble holds honorary literary degrees ^ »»rtore qf the British from the land.
were business visitors in The from Middlebury college, Kenyon
Included elk tags and 179,567 deer tag«
Dalles Thursday and Friday.
college, U niversity of Colorado, combination licenses.
Mr. and Mrs John Rust and and N orthw estern university. He in the; breakdown are 22,810 non­ were the highest yet recorded
daughters, Geraldine and Phyl­ has been editor of the Harvard resident hunting licenses. , Pio­ Not being a tax supported ag
lis, w ere dinner guests Sunday graduates’ magazine
and the neers, disabled veterang. aged, ency, the same game com miss ior
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Saturday Review of Literature. and blind persons received 14,- J »51 revenue of $2,346,725 de
592 special fishing and hunting rived from game tag and li
O. Dugger.
,The author of many books, licenses.
tf 1,4563)00 sable yards of Its face were toured oat of “The Cathedral.” a hate mass of roek on th«
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cense sales, is the sole source ol
including
history
and
one
Eng­
Day flQghway, that hole would equal the excavation called for In just three highway construction__
A /large crowd attended the
In. addition to hunting and funds for operation of its state
lish
textbook,
the
Pulitzer
prize
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H'varded
**’* Oregon Highway Commission In January 1952. The 15-story Meier A w- w
dance held at the pavilion'Stft
fishing licenses, sales of 27,192 wide program.
h h ' k« |hepS Hi OrtregAM,1H Bn,.W,nf, and the new 8 u te Office Building are three of the largest business
urday night sponsored by the w inner’s latest books the “Moun­
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three together contain 608,445 coble yards. To fill the hole In n»> CaihadraJ
S g P . t * ? « 1.1 «"T*
■» > »».PH««, with tht O r.»«U .n and Oil,™
th X b ™ X
VFW.
About $150 was turned tain Time” and “Across the Wide
Missouri.’’
over to the March of Dimes.
piled alongside, plus 18,449 more cubic yards. Jnst one month in the 1952 highway
tram which calls for 15,564,000 cubic yards of excavation!
■Wnwig
A card party was held at the
K ent Legion hall Monday even
returning home Sunday.
• and then taking the interior ing 8P°n>ore<1 by the Legion aux Quarter of Oregonians
Mr. .and Mro. Wayne Kelley route home spending about ten 1,Ury. ^n o c h ie was in play a t
score U . m t a w P i n k
to The Dalles’ Monday on days on the trip
seven tables, with high -------
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business. Mrs, A rt Bibby accom­
(By Mrs. À. F. Baiser)
Mr. and Mrs Donald Marsh h*,d ** MrB John
« and
panied them and. went on to and son returned to their home - Eld
IAinsrud and consolation
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One o u t of every 4 Oregonians
River
hursday after
prl2es w
ent ” to ------
Mra
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w i T i nursuay
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Eugeni1 hunted or fished in 1951 with
The Grass Valley
Relwkah Portland .<o visit her daughter, in
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*— * two weeks at - the K™*1
Knott and George
spending
G«orge Will
Wilson. Mrs sales of hunting and fishing li­
lodge No. 11« met at the RX)F Janice, who is ill.'
home of her parents Mr. and * Kenneth
“ ““ *‘* H attrup was hostess
*— censes reaching a new peak of
JtJU Wednesday evening for its
Among those going to The
regular session with Mrs. A it Lillies Friday night f i r the Pobo Mrs. Donald Clodfelter «while for the evening . Refreshments 411,501, reports the game com
of cake- J*Uo >nd coffee were mission.
Schilling, noble grand presiding show presented by MTs. Eleanor they were on their (rife
served aft the close of the even-
and sixteen members present. Bor, f*s school of darning at the
“Monies spent by the average
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and ing of cards. The next card par-
It was voted to hold a bazaar high school auditorium were M t .
citizen to go hunting and fish­
children
took
her
mother,
Mrs.
ty
will
be
held
at
the
Kent
Le-
on election day and to invite any and - Mrs. Norris GlJkison. Mr.
ing represent a vast source of
organization to ’ participate It and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mr. Christina Maldaner to Portland glon hall Monday February 25. revenue dispersed
throughout
Sunday
evening
after
spending
Those
attending
the
party
from
they w ish to do so.
< and
O A T m en 1
M S
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Oregon,” commented 'S tate Game
Harold Eakln and fam- several,
m onths
to re
w s ith
them.
Grass Valley
were — Mr
and MTs.
111(1 Mrs Jte
Hprnnrd
Mnr. *1 I Vuav
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V
Mla„ v Leone
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__ Mr. and MTs, Director P. W Schneider, “and
c p a rd Mpr-
hey also
took
Mias
Moore Marcus
FCslMger
The Woman’s club m et at the By, M’r. and
Uh.-
dr.
and
Mrs.
E'rank
T.
Bayer,
and
Miss
Patty
W
hatt
to
their
Bernard
Martin
Grass Valley library TbuifAliiy
and Mr. and until this fact is realized the
significance ' of one-fourth the
a n e u ioon-. w l i ft hfes .—■ftfaTrrtn.wn Dave. Yintin, MT. and Mrs. F. E. home after spending the week Mrs. Donald von Borstel.
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presiding a t the meeting. They Bayer and son, Byron, Mr. and end here w ith them.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis May and state population using our wild­
life resources cannot be fully
sjxrnt the i uitefnoon ’sorting Airs. Alfred ^ayne and «-family,
Mr. and ’TEIrir Dell ELakln of children, Denny and Lynne, of appreciated.”
books. Refreshments .w ere ser­ Mrs. Christina Maldaner, MT. and The Dalles came up Thursday
C^eedî//è$ ffsA/sme'
Breakdown of total 1951 li­
ved at the close of the afternoon. .\frs. Bennie Payne, and Mr. and and visited at the home of their
cense
sales
was
135.347
hunt­
Mrs.
Sim
Duncan
and
family.
Those .presen were Mrs. Brown,
son in law and daughter, Mr.
ing, 191,687 angling, and 84,467 86 PROOF • KENTUCKY WHISKEY—A BIEND • 65x CRAIN NEUTRAI
Mrs. D. I.Rvymxkls, Mrs. Herman T he-children from here in tlie and Mrs. Myrle Smith. Mrs. Roy
SPIRITS » THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO MPA N Y«.I OUISVILLE.KENTUCKl
show
were
Julia
Bayer,
Deanna
;.
enables
Ziegler, Mrs. Earl Olds Mrs.
Baker came up’ with them and
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Harold Eakln und Mrs. Don Martin, Alfa Jean und I^ois Payne spent the tim e visiting friends.
♦be family
Jeanbie Duncan anti Mauna Ea-
Keiper,
♦ o limit
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells arrived
Borg will present the
— T h e farewell p a rty honoring »'; rtie' show Friday evening at Thursday from Roseburg and
♦be c o 0
The Rev und Mrs.. A. L K intner The Dulles high-school auditor­ spent the week end here w ith
♦o Rs need* or withes.
her m o th e r Mrs. T. M. Rolfe.
sponsored by the young adult ium for .the H eart fund.
Mrs. W. D. B arnett and Mrs.
group of the commumty was we!)
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
PaynC Harold Owens a n d children
attended Friday .n ig h t when 4
p o f ju c k dinner was served--m and children. Lois and Alfa Jean, spent Friday at Kent visiting a t
the recréotioá /o o m of the Bap M rs. Frank E. Bayer *an<i-dau­ the home of ,MT and Mrs. Olan
tist church.- After dinner they g h t e r . J u l i a 'Mir. and .Mrs. H ir- Stark.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl G entry and
spent ..,hQ*ur Unie visiting und <td Eakln and daughter, MaWna,
H oonur Avt
then M Ts.^cBlànl Jta rn e it show-« and Mrs. Bernard M artin and
ed slides of pictures .taken on. daughter, Deanna, were .in The
N o n e ® OF NON HIGH 8THOOI, DISTRICT BVIXIRT HJCARINO
a trip und around G rass Valiev, Dulles W ednesday for the dress
One of the things people ask about
rehearsal.
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Mrs. O. N. Ruggles showed-slides
Nodce ta hereby given In compltance w ith w ed o n H 11JM .
Standard
ig why -we do not let other oil
ef pictures taken at Rochester
Miss Leone Moore and-M iss
of S h .rm io 1 r th.e Xga ',ot*rs of the Nonhl*h School D letrlrt
companies
use all of our tankers, marine
Mihn.. when tjliey were back Betty W hattream e up from Port­
< .urthouse f
t
•” held . t the
there.
Mr.' und Afra. K fo jm r land E'rlday to attend, the show
w W s »
° £ e % ^ ^ „ iX tis r s :
terminals, and pipelines. They say, “Why
tyjere presented With an electric In The Dalles and then came up
shouldn't you haul the other fellow’s oilV*
coffee m aker from the group. and Spent the weekend w ith her
f t n f l3o'°ri m
m s
u y
l nd endln
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
The answer to that question is th at
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles Payne.
BUDGHT
and son, Dean, were business
we
re m ighty busy hauling o u r own, m eet­
St irr Ruggles arrived Friday
Estimated Receipts
visitors in The Dalles Thursday. from Stavton and spent the week
ing
our regular obligations to our custo­
'Mr. an d Mrs. Wallace May hail
:th hts brother and sister 1. Estim ated available cash on hand at beginning of
mers. S tan d ard ju s t can’t share all o f its
us dlnher guesm last Tuesdav Jn law, Mr.' and Mrs. O. N. Rug
S in
Wl?iCh í 1*
la made
Deficit $
78.10
evenlng Mrs. LouDe Irv itV a* gles.
Estimated receipts from delinquent taxes
tr a n s p o r ta tio n e q u ip m e n t w ith o th e r
•—». 2.
none
3.- Amounts received from other sources
soclute grand < nndiii t i Z f 1
B.S.F.
3900.00
companies. And i t ’s unfair to ask us to
grand chaîner OLij, and* \¡. j . XU-’t’rill Johansen left Tuesday
do it. I t ’s like asking you to let everybody
Layeçne Ix'.ich, d » th o f Madras f o r h i s home In Portland after
spenmilg ten days at the home
- else use your car.
u .
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and Mrs. Frank von Borstal.
of his parents - In law. Mi. and
Memlvers of Sherman chapter Mrs. W. S. Holmes
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- expenditures and Budget
Estim ated
No. 132 OES met a t the M. Ollie
Mr. and Mfs. Donald Clpdfel-
♦tern
Allowance for Six Months (Expenditures
hall laxt_Tuv <k<y evening _fuL
(
uvd hoaM*—last 3'uesday
of C urrent School Tear
tpr 1952 1953
their i i^’ular meeting <fnd school fro n a tVip to California taking
Expenditures Budget
o f destruction- Mrs. Ow«n Eakiu, the .costst route down to Tijuana,
Allowance
worthy matron p t'r* w n *
:ico, and to Phoenlz, Arizona,
, , ;
_______ _____________ 4951-52 '
1951-52
»Louise Irving, associate- grand
1« Tuition - ----...... i‘___ ______-------.
conductress „of the grand chap­
2. Transportation
___
$ 1.068.02 $ 1.850.00
$ 3,775.00
ter held the school of instruction.
3. Personal Service (Cleri­
Mrsv LaVerne I .each of Madras
cal-Legal) Auditing &
was present. Refreshment^ were
P'iling Fee
___
27.50
13.75
27.50
WELL
DRILLING
served a t the close of the «ftagt
4. Postage, Telegraph, Tele-
ing to about tw enty present.-
Iphone
_______________
3.00
8.00
T I.E DALLFA OREGON
,You g o ou t and buy a c a r for yourself and your
Mr. and Mi^. John Rolfe w en’
5. Supplies and Printing . .
N ow su p p o se y o u ’re d riv in g y o u r ca r and
fam ily—a car big enough for your needs. So with
6.
Election
and
P
u
b
licity
..
to Portland Thursd&v on buoines-i Phone 3729.
22.50
518 W. 7thSt
20.00
a hitchhiker thumbs a ride. You pick him up only
7. Travel _______ _______
Standard. We provide whatever facilities it takes
37.50
100.60
if you want to. The choic^ss yours. So again with
8. Interest on W arrants or
to handle our crude oil and keep delivering our
Standard. In our pipelines within a state, cross­
Other Indebtedness . . . .
12.50
finished products uAereand when they’re needed,
ing only privately-own^d land, and in our tankers,
9. Other Miscellaneous Exp.
to customers who depend on us for service.
School bus, R e se rv e ' and
may choose to carry only our own oil.
. Fixed chargee. Capital
. Outlays ...................... .......
9.37
407.50
10. Emergency __.i_._____
250.00
500.00
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Grass Valley
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“ Why shouldn't
you haul the other
fellow's oil?” -
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DORIN WILBURN
- 'LOOKING
for building and
rcm odding ideas?
We may have ju st the plana or sug­
gestions you’re looking for. Our
new F R E E b o o k let ‘ B e a u tifu l
Homes of Wood” w ith full-color
photographs of exteriors and in­
teriors of actual homes i9 “a won­
derful source of ideas. Ask for i t .’
MAUSER LUMBER CO.
“Everything To Build Anything” -
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The Dalles, Oregon
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' Totals
9 1,10AM
$ 2,1 M M
9 4,828.00
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS,
A nd availabijc cash balances and tax levy
I. Total estim ated expenditures . . . . _______ ______ $ 4,838.00
II. Deduct total estim ated receipts and available cash
balances
................................ .
.................... ...........
3,821.90
III. Amount necessary to balance the b u d g e t.........: ___
IV. lieduct deficit forwarded to next fiscal year . . . .
1,016.10
V. Balance to raised by taxation
._ ._ r u__...........
VI. Add estim ated am ount of taxes th at will not be col­
lected during the fiscal year for w hich this budget
Is made ........................... ..................... i . .......................
1,016.10
’
30.50
VII. Total estimated tax levy for the ensuing fiscal ytear 9 l,04«.«0
Analysis of Estim ated Tax Leivies:
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tAmount Irtskie 6% lim itation
A m ount outside 6% lim itation ______ ____ .'______
Dated February 6, 1952
Signed: W. W. Knighten
$ 1,046.60
W. L. May
Chairman. Board of Directors
Approved by Budget Committee February 6, 1952
Signed: Harold D. "Eakln
George L. Fox
Secretary. Budget Committee
Chairman, Budget Committee
Clerk
But th e w a y som e p eo p le seem to want it, our
freedom of choice would be gone. It’*s as if you
were to be forced to stop and pick up everybody
* ho lifted a thumb at you. We'd be required to
carry anybody's oil in these tankers and pipelines,
even if our own had to be set aside.
In tim e, if your car were taken over like that
you’d have to buy another foe your own uae
Once again, so with Standard. If we were forced
to carry competitors’ oil, we’d have to buy or
build additional fatjliti^ to handle our own Re­
sult: increased costs to us, higher prices to you.
W hen th ey re n e e d e d for n a tio n a l d e fe n se . Standard makes its private facilities
ja »
le for pubhc use. But we can’t^ o it as a general rule. We would lose our efficiency
a loss to you, our customaM}as well as ourselves. We don’t believe you want it that wav
s you want it that way.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
• plans ahead to serve you better