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o T IC E 1 SHERMAN COUNT* JOURNAL. UOHO, OllICtiON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 Grass Valiev Valley Youth • Has Birthday Party te r th e g ir <’ o p cn ,s| th e ir «lfts r< O nw nt» of b irth d ay cake an d ice Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and an d to n , Dickie, fo rm erly of ternoon. club of R ufus gran g e had th e ir fresh m en ts of b irth d a y cake and cream w ere served. fam ily wt-re d in n e r g u ests S un T w e n t^ in e Palm s, Calif., now Mrs. Bill O’Brien, chairm an, and rum m age sale in T he Dalles last ice cream w ere serv ed by »he Mr. an d Mrs. B ert Cox, w ho d ay at th e home of Mr. and M r ^ sta y in ^ R n P o rtlan d w ere over- j g r co-w orkers of th e H om e Ec. week. sp en t a m onth in P o rtlan d on bu- Iv a n Blagg. " <5 n ig h t g u ests T h u rsd ay a t th e Donald von B orstel gave a siness retu rn ed home SM’ednes- By Mrs. A. F . Balzer Mr. an d Mrs. G ordon L em ley hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. G ordon p arty for h er son, C arsten at h er d ay by way of Condon w h ere th ey and fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. F. M. Lem ley. Rosalee E slinger w as hostess hom e T h u rsd ay aftern o o n cele- visited th e ir son, W arren M organ M ortgage Loans To M eet Your Individ ual N eeds C rew an s d an H d a Mr. Mrs. M ar Mr. an d Mr». WTeymth H olm es vln rry and K u n sm an Bob of .^Lro a t a p a rty at the hom e of her b ratin g his th ird b irth d ay . G uests an d family, A T TR A C TIV E TERM S ? of O akland, Caltf., and Mrs. Ida p arents Mr. and Mrs. M arcus Es- included his sister, C athy, L eta M r- and Mrs. G ordon L em ley w an t to B ear S p rin g s S unday for H olm es of T e rr *x>nne w ere h ere PROM PT SE R V IC E linger S aturday Sept. 25 honoring Ann K sling& , Ju lie and D ebbie and Oscar Lem ley w ent to Gresh* a picnic. la st w eek v isitin g rela tiv e s and Mona E akin and V irginia Todd on Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Bill am W ednesday to v isit th e lat- M r. and Mrs. F ra n k P ike of w ere d in n e r g uests la st T uesday Standard Insurance Co. th e ir nin th birthdays. O thers pre- S chrieber and Alice and Rosalie te r ’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Char- R o seb u rg and h is sister, Mrs. a t th e D onald von B o rstel home. •c n t M m Dick nne hom e w it' They re tu rn e d th a t L eona B ak er of S prlnfleld arriv ed Mrs. Ted von B orstel w en t to A western company le r r in g western agriculture and daughters, Peggy, and Rath- Borstel from school. C arsten op- evening accom panied b y G eorge S atu rd ay n ig h t a t th e hom e of P o rtlan d W ednesday on b usiness crlne. Games w ere played and af- ened his gifts and later refresh- K night of G arden G rove, Calif., th e ir p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. re tu rn in g hom e S aturday. HOME O FFIC E who sp en t u n til S atu rd ay v isitin g P ike. T hey also v isited Mrs. Mr. an d Mrs. Bill H aynes of Mr. and Mrs. A rzell Lem ley. 812 S. W. W ashington Portland, Oregon F ra n k P ik e ’s p aren ts, Mr. an d Mr. and Mrs. B ern ard M artin Mrs. G ro v er Young. Mr. an d Mr». Salem cam e S atu rd ay to visit Phone A T w ater 4331 re tu rn e d T h u rsd a y from S acra I. D. P ik e accom panied th em to h is sister, Mrs. A. A. D unlap re m ento, Calif., w h ere th e y s p e n t S pringfield S unday w h ere th e y tu rn in g to th e ir hom e Monday. a few days v isitin g h e r siste r, will m a k e th e ir home. Mrs. M arguerite Nk-ks. Mr. and Mrs. F re d Cox w en t to Rufus Personals Mrs. B ernard M artin and d a u C orvallis W ednesday to visit th e ir CESSPOOLS, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED “ g hter, D eanna, an d Mrs. O w en E a F reshm an- in itiatio n w as held at ' B lind M a n 's" Giurì son in law and d au g h ter, Mr. an d kin and son, T erry, w en t to P o rt Mrs. Al . R oberts an d fam ily r e R ufue school T h u rsd ay fo r six land F rid a y aftern o o n on busin ess tu rn in g hom e F rid ay . dew ey eyed fresh m en students. r e a m i n g S aturday. AND REPAIRED D oran F ritts , A rden P e te rs an d F o u r stu d e n ts w ere a t R ufus last You know how Handy T u rn e r F ro m where I sit, I agree the Mr. and Mrs. R alph B alzer and Bill G a rre tt of Shaniko, stu d e n ts y e a r w hile C h ester P ete rso n and down at the hardw are store goes h ig hw ay is no place fo r jokes. W e fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Bob a t OTI in K lam ath F alls sp e n t th e N adine G riggs w ere tra n s fe r s tu in fo r weird advertising stunts. a ll ought to be considerate o f the Sw eet a rriv ed F rid a y n ig h t fro m w eekend here w ith th e ir p aren ts. d ents. The old stu d e n ts a re P a tty AU Work GUARANTEED W ell, when it m ine to plugging other fello w when we’re d riv in g . W ren Hogue and G eorge Wood- B lackburne, V alerie Licos, Mike P o rtlan d and sp e n t th e w eekend his new Venetian blind d ep a rt In fae t, le t’s respect o ur neigh v isitin g th e fo rm e r’s p a re n ts Mr. ley of C rater L ake an d Mr. and O ’’B rlen and Jim m y Fox. m e n t, h ia e n th u s ia s m n e a rly T h e d ay before in itiatio n each b o r’s rig h t o f w ay u/w ays. T hen, and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. T he m en Mrs. Roy Hogue and fam ily of No m ileage charge for free inspection < landed him in trouble. w ent hunting. w h e n we h a v e d if f e r e n c e s o f Cascade Locks sp e n t th e w eekend stu d e n t w ore th e ir clothes back H a n d y painted a w a rn in g on Mr. and Mrs. F. M. C rew s of a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. M ar w ard s and ad d ressed all u p p e r opinion—say about the best route the tailboard o f his tru c k : "C a u Cannon Beach arriv ed F rid a y and cu s E slinger. T he m en w en t d eer classm en b y th e ir full nam es. to C e n te rv ille , o r w hether beer or Write: IRA MILLER. T h ere w as m uch fu n and laugh tio n -b lin d man d riv in g .” sp e n t th e w eekend a t th e hom e h u n tin g . b u tte rm ilk is b etter w ith lunch— of h er son In law and d au g h ter, “ Rad d riv e n a b o u t n mile,** Mr. an d Mrs. H. O. D ugger an d te r T h u rsd ay w h en th e freshm en there w ill be less chance o f a n y General Delivery W asco, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. G ordon Lem ley. T h e Mr. anti Mrs. A lb ert Jo h n so n of a rriv e d a t school th a t m o rn in g In Handy says, “ when a state troop body developing any “ b lin d ’spots. m en w en t h u n tin g and each re B oring left W ednesday on a v a th e ir vario u s o u tfits. P a tty w ore er stopped me and told me th a t a b athrobe, N adine w as a cave tu rn ed hom e w ith a buck. cation trip to M issouri. sign m ight m use trouble, f'-ieaa Bud Rock took his g ran d m o th Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Block and w om an, V alerie w as d ressed as a he wn; rig h f From n-i-v on I'll ad er, Mrs. H ans Rock to S andy F r i Mrs. E d Alley w en t to T ygh Val m an, C hester, a negro, M ike a ba vertise in the C la rio n ” d ay to th e hom e of h e r d au g h ter, ley S atu rd ay and sp e n t th e w eek by and Jim m y , a w om an. A fter school th e fresh m en h ad Mrs. E m m a Ranow , a fte r sp en d end a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. to w ash several cars. A lso p u sh a 11, bm icil d / n i t ' j I'.icu ing th e su m m er h ere at th e hom e Roy Feely. L a te r th ey of h er son, A lfred Rock and fam V enison will be o n th e bill of c a r aro u n d R ufus. ily. fare fo r som e people as fo u rteen w ere taken to an old h au n ted Mr. and Mrs. Louis May and bucks w ere b ro u g h t in th e firs t house and m ade “w alk th e p la n k ”. fam ily of H erm isto n a rriv e d h ere tw o d ay s of the season. Bill G ar T his w as fun fo r o n ly th e u p p er Why Orrçon Growers S atu rd ay n ig h t to v isit h e r p a r re tt of S haniko b ro u g h t in th e classm en. T h a t ev en in g th e fresh m en ents, Mr. an d Mrs. I. D. Pike, be biggest one so fa r w eighing 212. find Sllfcl l HH3 SERVICE is w ere se rv e d su p p r by th e ir su p e r fore they m ove to Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. W illis B ritta in iors. T hen w ith th e p rin cip al Jo h n T he Mays w ere d in n e r g u ests S u n day a t th e C. W. F ields hom e be and fam ily of P ark d ale sp e n t th e D eFlgh as a chaiperone, th e u p p er fore re tu rn in g to th e ir hom e. . w eekend h ere v isitin g relatives. classm en took th e fre sh m e n to a Mr. and Mrs. Bob R olfe an d show In T h e D alles to en d a big Mrs. T. M. Rolfe w en t to Lecom b day. S atu rd ay to atten d th e w edding Mrs. E arl W e ath erfo rd an d son of Donald W ells an d Miss P atricia F ra n k w ere o v e rn ig h t g u ests of Scoles In th e F irs t B a p tist ch u rch h e r p a re n ts th e G eorge F o x es F r i in L acom b S atu rd ay ev en in g a t d ay evening. S atu rd ay m o rn in g 7:00 o ’clock. T hey re tu rn e d S u n sh e and h e r m o th e r left fo r C or T O /” • • • for higher nel profitt day evening. vallis to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l of Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Rolfe w en t Mrs. F o x ’ sister, Mrs. Mel S tin so n N othing quite equals the confidence that to P o rtlan d S atu rd ay and on to w ho died of cancer T h u rsd a y af- money in the bank gives you. N ow is the M cM innville w here th e y atten d ed th e football gam e betw een L in time to start your savings program here field an d Idaho. FUNERAL SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth L am k in at the U. S. National Bank. ° J ,x 1 From where I s it... / y «Joe Marsh THERE'S MAGIC IN HAVING THE SURE WAY TO S v » EEDWHEAT « T/fottaf! SHELL NHo SERVICE ifowr Puts 82% Nitrogen fertilizer directly in the root zone with unm atched precision and experience • Provides lowest-cost nitrogen fertilizer per pound of nitrogen applied to the soil All deposits m ade to new or present sav . . . w ith understanding ings accounts by O ctober 1 1th w ill earn interest from October 1 st. . . . responsible . . . reasonable THE DALLES BRANCH • Increases wheat y ie ld s...gets plants off to a fast healthy start, stays with them throughout the growing season The integrity of the governor’» office has been above question. He’s doing the job that needs to be done with a simplicity and effectiveness that commands re- spect, confidence and cooperation. • Saves hauling, handling and application co sts. . . reduces farm overhead For prompt service, phone FARM CHEMICAL R FERTILIZER COM?/. -Vote I m X fà TTHSON, HUL PHONE 5161 I ’liJ Ad» P iiir r M R for Governor Comm.. Ted R. Comble. Chr 1236 S .W . Brood»«?. P oriU nd. Uro. U.S . NATIONAL BANK CHAPEL N E W ROYAL TRITO N IR A F R ID L E Y Consignee W asco, Oregon 6— 20 and 10— 30 UN IO N OIL COM PANY of California L eonard & W ilm a S m ith Phon« T he Dalles M » m b o Federe! Deposit InHjronce C erporeH o* SISA AN Y E S , W E 'R I " H E L P IN G OREGON BANK S E R V IN G OREGON B U IL D O R E G O N T O G E T H E R " .... REGARDLESS OF SNOW, RAIN OR SUNSHINE, Phon« 272 7 5 0 MILLION QUARTS OF MILK WHAT CONGRESSMAN arw delivered In Oregon each year to countie»» housew ives, grocer», SAM COON restaurants, bakeries and other users of milk. H A S D O N S FOR THE About 30 per cent o f the food we use is milk itself or has milk as an ingredient. The Grade A label on your quart of » ilk stands for highest quality. It can only be used if all requirements o f the U. S. Health Grade A Milk Ordinance as well as the City and State Grade A milk ordinances have been met. A fair price for Oregon Grade A Milk producers makes this possible. FA RM ERS SUMMER FALLOW ACREAGE Worked w ith Oregon Wheat League in obtaining the sum mer fallow acreage allotment relief. rWO-PR/CE PROGRAM Helped to pas« two-price pro gram for wheat through the House. Continuing to support two-price program. RESEARCH Successfully worked for funds for research in soil conserva tion, wheat smut, sugar beets and animal diseases. Blitz SPORTS-PÄK WITH THE HANDY GRIP ! LIVE STOCK Helped pass new wool pro gram Supported emergency relief for cattlemen. Voted for Small Watersheds De velopment Act...Supported new tax hill, bringing tax relief bene fits to farmers.. A ’oted to extend Social Security coverage. /* you m h v h Y r e m H.ntJy (liift It rig h t!, , . a full down can» of ilx Si.rcr ÍA T K .V , t v e & r r .' smoothest h « r in *>S years, packaged to d u t it practically carries itself! Wherever you go n g he great outdoors, R E -E L E C T Sports Pak can be (here to refresh you s iih a wonderful C o n g ressm an flavor (hat it took almost a century to get just exactly right. lie Muc to include h im Sports P A in your next outirii; pi in . ..it 's the tight beer in the right package! 0 SAM COON B liti UJeinhatd... OREGON’S OWN FINE BEER) • s ill a • i m a a • • « • »ee«»a«e. ••» •< o O n e G o o d T e rm Nearly one person out of every 15 Oregonians is employed the year around in Oregon s Dairy Industry, and their purchasing power is vital to you as a consumer as well as a taxpayer. Back of every quart of milk lies the prosperity of whole communities of our state. Country towns flourish only when agriculture products sell at a fair price. In turn these small towns keep the wheels of industry turning in our cities and help give thousands of fellow citizens steady employment. In order to safeguard Oregon’s 70-m illion.dollar Dairy Industry, the legislature enacted the Oregon Milk Marketing Act. Due to this law the farmers share of the consumers’ dollar has increased from 39% in 1933 to 56.14% in 1954. Yet milk is today the best and cheapest food your money can buy. This law is essential to our health as well as the economic welfare of our state. It is beneficial co producers and consumers alike. VOTE 8 X N O D e s e rv e s A n o th e r Tk.» od»srtits««M Ce«a<n,i (•»••««• N«» -II. OW "«*» o paid tpr kr rX« Or»«»n Milk Frodvrwt' CewsUlf*«. APomi, M«no««r, X>J Wiosnix fcrildUg. For Bond 4. Orsgon
