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FACE« 9HERM.LV Grass Valley By M m . A . F. Balzer C O IS T I JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON •1 r. and n ily and Mrs. Josephine Pi rst o f Kc nt went to Retai S la v •nt the «lay v is it lives. O rv ille Ruggles and Max Nogle o f Kent ware business v is ito rs in Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H a rry S tark and L o rra in e were in The Dalles on business recently. F R ID A Y , M A R I 11 7, 1038 JOH \ DA Y F IE L D T R IP By Manya \«*al lava rock. W hen we were lo o kin g fo r a pla e to eat, we saw a good ex- am ple o f a fa u lt. It was about tw o hundred feet high. A fte r we passed the fa u lt we stopped to eat. Sharon Taber, Mona E a kin , K a tie Beckm an, V ir g in ia To- d and m yse lf clim bed to the to p o f a high h ill to eat lunch. Before we got there, some o f the boys had gotten there. So, several of us at»? o u r lunch up there. A fte r lunch we headed back to w a rd home. We stopped about h a lf a m ile fro m w here we ate, and clim bed up tlx? h ills to see the w e a th e rin g rocks and eaves o f sandstone. W h ile heading home, Sharon Taber anti I opened the gates anti closed them . Between gates we sat on the fenders o f the bus. We tlid that t ill we got to the Rolfe cabin. Spring May Relieve Unemployment >0,000 a week but a g radual <J d in e was anti- »puled i f the we th e r continues favorable. AJtoi 105,000 w orke ave f lieti the sta rt o f the benefit year 1; J u ly and firs t paym ents have go to 1 0,000. Max tin annual bene- S i.802,113 fo r J; tits have l>een recorded against avenu 0,000 persons and the num bei Ja n u a ry broke ¡6,881.704 going The Cub-eout B lue and Gold kly checks. The pack m eeting was held Feb. 22 in of Grass V alley grade school w ent s tw o m illio n s the school a u d ito riu m w ith p a r on a fie ld trip , F e b ru a ry 6, 1958, S lo w ly im p ro v in g lu m b e r o per 'orm er high o f ents a nd friends in attendance. to the John Day riv e r. The pur- ations and sustained m ild wea aary 1950. The The m eeting was opened by th? jxvse of the tr ip was to see exam th e r have com bined to east cow n- w has i »as.se« 1 fla g salute led by Danny Rolfe ples o f rock form ations, w h ich we state O regon’s heavy u n e m p lo y ared w ith $21. and .Malcolm Gslinger, Den Chiefs have been s tu d y in g in one o f tho m ent load s lig h tly d u rin g the past fo llo w e d by the L o rd ’s P rayer: u n its o f science books. Bob Rolfe, m onth but an increase o f n e a rly Mr. and Mrs. B ill B rin k e rt re g ro u p s in g in g led by O rv ille Mr. and Mrs. E lto n E a k ln and 5000 in the P o rtla n d area lifte d turned home Wednesday from Ruggles, Cubm aster; A m erican Mrs. V ernon B e rry were along on the to ta l o f Oregonians seeking Creed by D anny Rolfe; A Creed \ aneouver where they visite d her the t r ip also. Mr. B e rry took Mrs. w o rk to 75,000, highest num ber by Den 3; Mrs. O rv ille Ruggles sister, Mrs. Bertha C u rrie , w ho B e rry , Mrs. E a kin , Mona E akin, since the cold w in te r o f 1919-50. V»layi*1 three selections on her died Tuesday. They w e n t l»aek to V irg in ia Todd, and K a tie Re- k- Coastal areas made the best ac o rdion; three selections by V a n co u ve r T hursday to attend man. Mr. Rust took Sharon Tatter, show ing o ve r the firs t m onth of Vernon B e rry on his e le ctric g u i the fu n e ra l F rid a y. Mr. and Mrs. D anny M a rtin , F rancis G abriel- the new year but the nu m b e r o f ta r accompanied by Mrs. Ruggles W illia m B rin k e rt and Mr. and son, L a rr y B ro w n , C u rt M i idle- active jobseekers continued w ell John A lle y went dow n T h u rsd a y •it the piano; R ill Rolfe talked on o ve r the figure« reported bv the ton and m yself. M r. E lto n E a kin S couting ami had a s tu n t by the f o r the funeral, all re tu rn e d home em ploym ent offices a ye a r ago. ti>ok John E a kin , M alcolm E s lin g Culrscouts and m others; a s k it Sat u n la y. The m e tro p o lita n fo u r-co u n ty dis e r and M ike Todd. Mr. B ill Rolfe * I lie I hree Bears” b y O rv ille M r. and Mrs. W allace May had tr ic t counted 30.700 persons w ith took Danny Rolfe, B yron Bayer, Ruggles, H arold Owens, Ivan as a d in n e r guest Sunday her out jobs against 22,300 at last Gene E a kin anti J e rry K e lly. RIagg and Malcolm E slin g e r p re brother, W illia m W a lte r o f Hood w in te r’s peak, w h ile dow nstate F ir s t we w ent to see the In sented he fo llo w in g aw ards: D ick R iver. had 41,300 unem ployed, co m p a r dian w ritin g w h ich was on a huge F ro m the cabin we headed fo r B arnum webelos badge and 3 s il Mrs. John Rust and Mrs. Rex rock. I t was w ritte n in red. The home. We stopped at Antelope. in g w ith 41,500 in e a rly 1957. v e r arrow s, Dean Ruggles, 3 s il R i hards and T o m m y were b u si red w r itin g looked lik e it had M any sa w m ills and logging op We w ent in to an old saloon ve r arrow s, Skeet R rander, 3 s il ness v is ito rs in P ortland F rid a y lH*?n made fro m were re-opened a fte r some p lant, owned by John S ilve rto o th . in erations ve r arrow s, John Johnson 2 s il and home Saturday. shutdow ns, b u t about w hich red dye could Ite made one n x m i he had a co lle ctio n of year-end ver arrow s, H arold Owens w o lf in d u s try d iffe re n t kinds o f rocks. He had 15,000 from th is top Mr. ari l Mrs. A rz e ll Lem ley fro m . badge, 1 gold and 1 s ilv e r a rro w , A lo n g the w ay we saw good agates th a t he h im se lf had cu t s till w ere filin g claim s, s lig h tly celebrated th e ir 31th w edding an K enneth Lem ley a 3 year pin, G rass V alley, O regon home S a tu r fo rm a tio n s of w e a th e rin g rocks, an • polished. He also had huge few er than a m onth ago. Increa Ronnie E akln a lio n badge, a 3 n ive rsa ry at th e ir ses among co n stru ctio n , misoel-, some balancing rocks and others rocks w ith crysta l Inside them. y e a r pin, 1 gold and 4 s ilv e r a r day evening w ith a p a rty. Guests w ith holes in them. We also saw O ther things wore rattlesnake laneous in d u strie s, u tilitie s , and rows, C u rt Blagg, lio n badge, l included M r. and Mrs. A lfre d several caves. rattles, tw o hum an sku lls, one trade and service were heavy up K ock, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Dell Olds and gold and 1 s ilv e r a rro w , Michael We fottn ’i d iffe re n t kin d s o f kind o f a w ild c a t’s s k u ll, tw o old to n early double. E slin g v r, lion badge, 1 gold and 3 Mr. and Mrs. Roy S ch illin g . The Insured claim ants rem ained cry s ta l, quartz, and agate. Some harlxer chairs, an E nglish saddle, s ilv e r arrow s, E ddie E slin g e r a evening was spent p i ty in g bridge agate was blue, w h ite and also ( iiinese sw ord and a collection close to the re .e n t peak o f around w ith Mrs. Olds and Roy S c h illin g w o lf ba< ge, i gold and 2 s ilv e r a r green. We also found pieces of o f o l guns. There were oth e r rows, Jim m ie Payne a w o lf badge h o ld in g high scores and Mr. anti - 1 11 I hO bIT V I I -Hili', and 1 gold a rro w and Leonard Mrs. A lfre d Kock low. Mrs. Kock and smooth. You w o u ld n ’t th in k L a k in a one ye a r p in ; closing also won the tra v e lin g prize. Re VER N O N ROOT o f it being so sh in y a fte r so long w ith lx»th dens sin g in g “ Cub freshm ents were serve I la te r by a tim e. S couting I t Is Good F o r You” . the hostess. A gri-Chem , Inc., • G lllte rt 2-5422 There was a huge m irro r on Mrs. Bob R olfe Delores and R efreshm ents w ere fu rn is h e d by the w a ll facing the bar. There \ vonne an I Mrs. H arold Owens the A u x ilia ry , th e ir sponsor- The were also stools to s it on at the The tatbtas were decorated in blue and were business vis ito rs in bar. 1 th in k everyone had a JACKLIN S 1938 gohl l»y the Den M others w ith Dalles Thursday. d rin k <]M»p o f course). Mrs. A lex Rrander, Skeet and Cubacouts m aking the table dec E n jo y th e g r e a t b o u r b o n orations. 'I’iie lace covered table Jessie and S ally B ib b y drove to A lte r we d ra n k o u r |x>p, some belli the cake do orated in blue The Dalles Sunday to see the of us w ent to see an old ja il. The o f th e O ld W e s t J l l ' k i h r i i i ' - t I V • <T t o r I’ r i i r I i- t and gold WRh tite in s c rip tio n show "Old Y e lle r.” door to the ja il cell was made o f ili« I'.i, it i. N - r i l - w o t — n ow Mrs. Dell Olds and Mrs. A rzell ’ ‘Cuhscoufs pack No. 302” , it also 1-h lo r lo . iilm r X y .i» <rr no* woo maybe seven o r e ight inches , J iiL l. n '« m - .lo iu li. t , - n d lie ld a basket o f d a ffo d ils and Ije n ile y w re guests when M f th l k. I here was a wooden bed m t « n J j d - I . r t t to Adams e ntertained the p u ssyw illo w s flanked hv blue Jack P r iu I - t i, f i . l i . - i . J ( *, nt the cell and in the cement lik e bridge clu b at her home T h u rs O> liiii. in , W ,o ...i candles in gold candle holders. w all were bullet holes. It was the T h e cake was serve«! w ith i e day w ith dessert luncheon fo llo w Lt -t tim e I had seen an old ja il. ed by cards at' tw o tables. Mrs, Con:?.'?.1? of / 'i- c ! M e le ft A ntelope going next to cream, punch and coffee. Olds held high. Mrs. Adams se • ALFALTA C ) Shaniko and ear tro u b le started. ond and Mrs, A. A. D unlap won I It-? \ \ illy 's bus bearings burned L ittle Beth Anno, «laughter of the consolation t k | tra v e lin g for SMIPIG Are ” out an 1, flattened the crank Plan y o u r fe rtiliz e r program Mr. and Mrs. George von Borstel priz/ s. Others pi . i* v , .. \ j , s Sample* of $ -.1 / S.;J "<i.:s shaft. Then Mr. B e rry had a blow w ith the S olution man • y o u r is in The Dalles hospital fo r med H erm an Peters, M i.;. L in n K fe , 1 (NV bkCOK CO, LOUISVILLE, KY., DISTR üu U . j , < NATIONAL out. We were ahead o f M r. B e rry lo<-al Brea Brand fe rtiliz e r dealer. A If «»Ha: Cwt. ical atte n tio n . OlSIILLLKa PKUUUCIÿ CO., KENIUCKY SIKAlüHl BOURBON WHIShtY, Bb PROOF 'Mrs. Donald C lo d fe lter an I Mrs L a d a « ............................ $17.03 j and co u ld n ’t do a n y th in g about it. He -perializes in fe rtiliz e r solu Mr. and Mrs. E ve re tt D unlap A. F. Baize Me coasted a little w ay u n til the tio n - and in solutions to fe r tiliz and fa m ily o f F rie n d w ere v is it Gross: bus started to stop, so the kids in g needs, lb* provides tin* fe r ors last Monday at the home of Mr. and .Mr.«. B ert Cox w ent to Manuhar S-wfle . . • 29.00 in the b its got o u t and, pushed. tiliz e r, e«|iiipment and know -how Orchard G .a .* . . . . 34.00 his g randm other, Mrs. T. M. Vancouver F rid a y to attend the Intermediate W.n.ol'jrass 37.00 MV pushed about a m ile. Mr. you ne«*d to help produce h ig h e r Rolfe. fu n e ra l o f Mrs. B ertha C urrie. Rolfe was behind Mr. B e rry, so .yields. B e tte r ta lk to y o u r Im al Mr. and Mrs. B ill Rolfe and They w nt to S ilve rto n to v is it Above pdeet F C B Dis,'"an he picked up he and the g irls Brea Brand dealer today! Mrs. T M. Rolfe w ere In The Mr. and Mrs. C harle, Anderson FAST r ELIYEftY O rders he had w ith him. They caught up Dalles T h u rsd a y on business, Mr. an I Mrs. Chester B rie w ell Cut y o u r pa ym en ts w ith us aryl pushed us the rest of w h ile there Mrs T. M. R olfe vis re tu rn e d home S aturday from I the way to Shaniko. F rom Shan ited Mrs. John Engstrom . C o rva llis a fte r ta k in g her m oth V e lie re the pressure Phene WAInur 6-oC-tl tS r» < iko Mr. E akin tow. si us to Grass Mr. and Mrs. John R olfe went er, Mrs, L lth a G utherle, home af- \ alley. M e a r r iv e ! home about td r sepnding - veral m onths w ith Fanners, a Land Bank loan will to M c M in n v ille F rid a y to v is it 5 o'clock and Mr. B e rry and Mr. give you I he security you need th e ir son, Rodney, a student at them. Rolfe a rrive d at 5.30. I enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. D. I.. Reynolds, with tailored to measure" pay L in fie ld college, re tu rn in g home the tr ip and 1 am sure everyone Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B ru c k e rt o f ments. Sunday. " did. ? M i i IHoyd Mr. and Mrs. B ill Rolfe an I Waaco and H i mi I* I itt o f I he Dalle« w ore among fa m ily d ro ve to C larno Sunday w here they met her fa th e r, Geo. tho e ta k in g the Oranp» to u r to Wild-? and friends fro m F o rtln m l Mexico, sponsored b* the Oregon State Giang?. M >\lco C ity an« fo r the day. M r and Mrs Donald C lo d fe lter Acapulco were cities visited on Dentist PLAN T he D alles N at l F a rm L oan A sso ciatio n and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were b u si the itin e ra ry . They le ft F o rtla i M«»ro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3361 ness vis ito rs In The Dalles Tues l**,b ru a ry I by chartered bus r« YOUR O F F IC E DAYS 4th & C ourt S tre e ts tu rn in g there F e b ru a ry 25. ♦ t t \ I l ESDAY A W E D N E S D A Y SEASONS T he D alles, O regon Mr. and Mrs Sam A1 •rtv and fa m ily and M is A. S A lbert v PRODUCTION FINANCING bn .l Dean, were huslne- THROUGH YOUR LOCAL in P ortland F rid a y. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V Fields * PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N. callers Sunday afternoon at K im A lb e rtv In L oans are m ade to c a r r y Mr. ami Mrs. Bob 1! >lfi* nn< through the entire production « h lh lre n w« r«* Ln Fot •tk m i Frida* period. You pay back the loan only after you market crops or ami Saturday «»Il bu.dines.«. livestock . . . and interest on Mi a m i Ml » .n : v«m lio rs tc each dollar only for the exact are the •par«m, a «»f a son Ixtrn number of days you used it. F e b ru a ry 25 at The Dalles Th« OWNED AND OPERATED BY AND A rm o ry Bldg. baby was n>m«',,1 L.ii •ry C arl am, beer V wauglusl ten p< ni mis an 1 tw elve FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS and one h a lf n u m i A rn o ld Sharp o f ( »lympia. G ill Show 10:0C a. m. S ale 1:00 p. m. Nichols of Tacoana altd Mis. Ni 41 S erv ice A ge B ulls hols o f Valp Ind S aturday ,o visit Mr. and M Top Quality Rang«» Bulk C arl von Borstel Mrs N t che the gran tn o tlx 'r, stayed a \V<‘ S«‘veral H e r d Sire I,i<»^p«‘eL- w ith them , th«* <►thers reti j pn r » « 5 B red H eifers horn«* Sumlav Ol M id C olum bia P ro d u c tio n • A *• Mr. ami Mrs 1¿Hist A rch PI* h \e ‘llotil Individuals C re d it A sso ciatio n 204 N. 19th St , !S pringfield, ( > O R EG O N P O L L E D H E R E F O R D A SSN got) announetxl tih«‘ engag«' 4th <fc C o u rt S tre e ts * o f th e ir «laughter, Conn,«* St ('laud«* Williams, ( diairtiian R alph Je n se n G ary L S chilhtm son o f Mr . «11 F ir s t F e d e ra l S a v in g s & 910 Bo** man C ourt l ‘ l ith \ ille, ( hvgnti M ts. H«ty G S e l l illin g o f ( • ra L oan B u ild in g lb ? Dalles, Oregon V alley, on Ferttar y 21. An CUI rim u e : ( V t»-3.V>9 Beau Meek* Judge sp rin g w’e tk lln g i-« plann«sl. P hone CY 6 24G8 M r. am i Mrs 1«‘d von Bi Si W dliams, A net ¡otmer T he D alles, O regon your E q u ita b le o f The Dalles, Mt •s. Kenneh Hi tru p and R ita o f Prescott, W i re p r a s e n ta tiv o s a y c and Mrs. Gi chlhltv’n were «llnner guests la Tu«*s ay at the Donald v«»n Rot xtel home C a lle r- In the after ii«x»h were Mr Gene Reynolds Mm. B ill Pans« h, Mrs. John I'an •eh o f M ilw a u k ie in d Mr» Bu K«xk and chlldr«'» I »on Cox »)»ent the w ?eL’ n I It P o rtla n d v is itin g fric n d - With new Chevron Diesel Fuel your Mr. an Mrs. Fred Cox hail a> anginas run smoother, pull harder, IV. t n j hi« d in n e r guests S .itutda* Di nm stay In top condition longer, because Mm A rth u r C ollins of llo > l R i\ of exclusive Detergent Action, er and the Re\ David Gann and fa m ily o f Kent a Rust problems with fuel system parts are ended no matter how little Mrs. A. A. D unlap a< om panh I To or how much you use your engine, Mr. a n ) Mrs. K e n d ric k Dunlap the L x k «I the anti Ju«ly o f M uro to Y a m h ill and a Injectors and other C a rlto n F rid a y w here th e v v is it fuel system parts stay ed re la tive s re tu rn in g home Sun clean — e x c lu s iv e day. D e te rg e n t • A ctio n CM « M L FUCL prevents deposits, Mr. and Mrs. B ill H aytw s of C h e rry Grove a rriv e d Sun a\ to I Q U l T A I l l a u U D IN O . » O IT IA N 0 4 O I IO O X a Iniectors last longer, _ v b lt his »ister, Mrs a A i»un reduce down time. PU mc Ml- that I ret lu ll intixrnAiion a K h u lap. For any Standard Oil product, call M r and Mm. Eban Kee d ro ve to F ortand T h u rsd a y eve n ing an«, met her niece Sandra S q u ire o f K. v|«-1y, >fx*|«| Mr». J. (G riffith Ä ff» V R ockaway w ho spent the week M .•*»«'«», Ore. Gran» \ .« I ley. Ore. etui w ith them , they took her litte n 2-3277 FtlfMon 3-221, back Sun» ay. Bring Your Building or Repair Plans to us Wc ean save you money on building supplies such as lumber, electrical and pumbing supplies DAUGHERTY SUPPLY SOLUTION MAN SicD PRICE !J5T ^¿2 -dy Dr Frank D. Reid fttvisipiA To blend in and bi i ■ nature’s delieab /ts the lla ter r M »IA lUwiNO P u rJ Y o u g ERATING MO TO w ork !? »e ♦ A nnual ♦ ♦ PO LLED H ER EFO R D SA LE ♦ ♦ ♦ 46 HEAD 46 ♦ ♦ REDMOND, OREGON ♦ ♦ ♦ FRIDAY, MARCH 14,1958 ♦ PRO DUCTION CREDIT ♦ ♦ ASSOCIATION ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ NEW Detergenl-Aftion DIESEL FUEL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
