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HHERMAN COUWT1 JOURNAL, MllKO, OKKGON
Grass Valley
by Ann Bulzer
S ixty-e ig h t people gathered at the
D onald von B orstel home the
F o u rth o f J u ly fo r a picnic d in
ner.
Am ong the out o f tow n
guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
K u lic k and c h ild re n fro m S p rin g
field. I l l ., M r. and M rs. W a lte r
Koch o f Oregon C ity , M r. and Mrs.
Cletus Anon and daughters of
N e w p o rt, Miss., M argaret Brogan
o f Bend, M r. and Mrs. Ted vest
B orstel and the Misses Cassie and
Mal»el Holmes o f The Dalles. The
ch ild re n played games and the
o thers sjtent the day v is itin g .
M r. and Mrs. H erm an Peters
and M r. and Mrs. A rden Peters
le ft Sunday fo r Coos Bay to go
deep sea fish in g , leaving the 4th
fo r N ew berg to v is it Dr and Mrs.
F ra n k W ilco x,
re tu rn in g home
July 5.
M r. and Mrs. C. J. K u lic k and
daughters o f S p rin g fie ld , 111., a»*e
spending th is week v is itin g at tne
C arl, George and Don von Borstel
and K enneth H a ttru p homes, and
o th e r relatives.
M r. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds
have as th e ir guests fro m Monday
t ill F rid a y her m other, Mrs. C. F
K ellogg and th e ir nephew, Scott
K ellogg o f P ortla n d .
M r. and Mrs. Gus H a rtm a n n o f
Wasco spent Sunday v is itin g the
A. F. Balzers
Mrs. H a ro ld Owens was hostess
at a p a rty at her home Tuesday
June 27 h o n o rin g her son, R obert
on his n in th b irth d a y , also cele
b ra tin g Mrs. Olan S ta rk ’s b ir th
day a n n iversa ry. Those present
were Mrs S tark and c h ild re n of
K ent, Mrs. W. D. B a rn e tt, Mrs.
V ir g il O ltm ann and K e lly , Mrs.
C u rly E ic h le r and Carmen Jo h n
son. Refreshm ents o f cake, ice
cream, punch and coffee were
served la te r by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce B la ylo ck
went to La Grande S aturday to
v is it th e ir son In law and daugh-
ei the qualifying factor*
in funeral service.
1 ItIDAY, I t l.Y 1», 1MH
ter, M r. and Mrs. T orhniy H ig
re tu rn in g home the F o u rth .
Tom p o k o rn y an J his fa th e r of
Gresham were o v e rn ig h t guests
J u ly 3 at the H a rry’ S tark home.
The F o u rth they w ent to Kent
to v is it the Olan S tark fa m ily the
men w ent fis h in g in Pine H ollow .
Mrs. T. M. R olfe and Mrs. H a r
rie tt W ells w ent to The Dalles
Saturday evening to meet the
fo rm e r’s cousin,
M rs .. Glennie
Sempey w ho a rriv e d fro m Los
Angeles fo r a v is it.
Mrs. Gladys
W o rth in g to n of
Glide a rriv e d F rid a y and spent a
week here v is itin g Mrs. H a rrie tt
W ells at the home of Mrs. T. M.
Rolfe.
M r. and Mrs. Gordon Lem ley
and fa m ily spent fro m Wednes
day t i l l F rid a y v is itin g h e r p a r
ents, M r. and Mrs. F. M. Crews
at Cannon Beach.
M r. and Mrs. W arren E h i )tt
and fa m ily o f P o rtla n d and Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Reynolds and fam
ily spent the F o u rth o f J u ly w ith
th e ir parents M r. and Mrs. D. L.
Reynolds.
M r. and M rs. Bud Kock were
hosts at a fa re w e ll p a rty fo r M r.
and Mrs. A rden Peters at th e ir
home Saturday evening. Those
present were M r. and M rs. John
A lle y , M r. and M rs. Douglas A lle y
of Wasco, M r. and Mrs. M ike
C reighton, M r. and Mrs. H e n ry
Jaeger o f M oro and M r. and Mrs.
H a rry Dean E akln. The even!, g
was spent p la y in g pinochle. A r
den Peters held high score and
John A lle y low.
R efreshm ents
were served la te r by the hostess.
M r. and Mrs. Eben Kee had ps
th e ir guests several days
last
week his nephew Mr. and Mrs.
W allace D ierck and fa m ily o f San
Bruno, C a lifo rn ia , w ho w ere on
th e ir w a y to Tacoma and Spokane
to v is it relatives.
Mrs. A. von B orstel and P h il
spent Sunday at W ashougal, W n.,
v is itin g relatives.
M r. and Mrs. A rz e ll
Lem ley
and son, G ordon, w ent to A r lin g
ton Sunday evening w here they
w ill s ta rt harvesting.
P a tty Crews, Connie K e tte r,
C h ris tin e C a n tra ll and Leta A t n
E s lin g e r o f the B row nies w ent io
The Dalles W ednesday and le ft
fo r Camp Y o lla n i w here th e y w ill
spend a week.
Mrs. K enneth Crews and Nan-
c j and C athy and Mrs. F ra n k
K e tte r and H o lly were business
v is ito rs in The Dalles th is W ed
nesday.
M r. and Mrs.
Arden Peters
inovqd th e ir tra ile r house to Mad
ras S aturday, w here A rden has
leasts! the I'n lo n O il S tation tak-
ing over J u ly 17 M r. and Mrs.
H erm an Peters w ent up Sun 'ay
t r help them get settled. M r. and
Mrs. A rden Peters w ent to Seattle
Sunday where A rden w ill attend
mechanical school fo r a week
Mr. and Mrs. Elien Kee enjoyed
p icn ic tiih n e r at Bear S prings the
F o u rth w ith the Tex Irz y k and
Lester B arnum fam ilies.
Mrs. W a lte r Ruggles le ft M on
day fo r her home in H eppner af-
te i spending ten days here v is it
in g Mrs. O. N. Ruggles.
Mrs. H a ro ld O w tn s and M rs.
V ir g il O ltm ann and Joy A n n anti
K e lly were in the Dalles S aturday
w here they m et .Mrs. O ltm a n n ’s
parents, M r. and Mrs. W. T. E llis
ol A rlin g to n . Joy A nn w e n t home
w ith her grandparents fo r a vL»’it.
M r. and .Mrs. Olan S tark a.id
K a th y w ent to The Dalles F rid a y
w here K a th y entered a h o sp i'a l
fo r an ap|>endectomy Saturday.
M r. and Mrs. R ill Johnson and
fa m ily , .Mr. and
Mrs. H a ro ld
Owens and fa m ily , M r. and M rs.
Gordon Lem ley anti fa m ily , Lo le
ta S u lliva n , R uth A lle y and Car
o lyn Johnson enjoyed a w e in e r
roast at the Johnson home the
F o u rth o f Ju ly .
M r. and Mrs. W illia m B rin k e rt
and Gary, took his parents, M r.
and Mrs. B ill B rin k e rt fo r a d riv e
Sunday to The Dalles and Gold-
endale.
Mrs. F ra n k E. Bayer was host
ess at a p a rty h o n o rin g her dau
ghter, Helen on het e ig h th b ir th
day and Linda Sargent on her
e ig h th b irth d a y on J u ly 1. Those
in v ite d were John Sargent, W ay
ne C a n tra ll, S helley Reynolds,
M argaret Hammond, Donna K iy
S c h illin g , H o lly K etter, Debbie
E a rl. Diana Clough o f A rlin g to n
and Im ri P errigo o f The Dalles.
Mrs. Raver took them sw im m in g
at L e tte r Barnum s anti returned
fo r refreshm ents. Then the g irls
opened th e ir g ifts . O lder g irls
present were J u lia Bayer, V ir g in
ia Todd. A nnie W ilson and Ixile-
ta S u lliva n , m others present were
Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Mrs. Bob
S ch illin g . Mrs. H arvey Sargent,
and Mrs. Joe Hammond came
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Don C lo d fe lte r
and W endell and M r. and Mrs.
F ra n k von B orstel joined the Don
Marsh and Bruce Eccles fa m ilie s
at the C raig Rat H u t in
Hood
R iv e r J u ly 5 fo r i picnic d in n e r
and v is itin g . Mr. and Mrs. Glen
•Marsh o f Hood R iv t r jo ined them
la te r. Mr. and M r*, von B orstel
w ere over n ig h t guests o f the
Don M arsh fa m ily.
A round 75 o r 80 attended the
E a kln fa m ily
reunion held at
law , Mrs. R ill Haynes drove to
lxm g M e w , Wu.-di., ’ o v is it th e ir
a unt artd u n tie , M r. and M rs S.
A. McLean, w ho
re ce n tly cele-
brated th e ir 58th w edding a n n i
versary. M r. and Mrs. S hipley
came home w ith Mrs. D unlap
Monday and le ft Tor th e ir home
Tuesday.
M r. and Mrs. D. L . R eynolds
le ft F rid a y fo r P o rtla n d to v is it
their son in law and daughter,
M r. and Mrs. W a rren E llio tt and
fa m ily . Sunday M r. and Mrs. Rey
nolds accompanied the E llio tts to
Tacoma w here open house was
held fo r M r. R eynolds’ m other,
Mrs. O. C. W isn e r on her 90tn
b irth d a y a n n ive rsa iy. A ll her fiv e
M r. and Mrs. Len G arland were c h ild re n and th e ir fa m ilie s were
v is ito rs in The Dalles Sunday. present.
Gene Reynolds w ent
M r. and Mrs. H a d D y S ta rk o f dow n Monday on business and
A naheim , C alif.,
here on vaca b ro u g h t his parents home.
tio n spent fro m S aturday u n til
M onday at the home o f M r. and
M rs. H a rry S ta rk.
M r. and Mrs. Donald von B o r
stel and fa m ily and M r. and Mrs.
County Agricultural Agent
Gene R eynolds and
fa m ily en
A special livestocK ju d g in g and
BORN: T o M r. and Mrs. G ary jo ye d a p icn ic d in n e r at V iento
S c h illin g a son on J u ly 4 at the State P ark J u ly G w ith M r. and show m anship event has been
Dalles.
The baby was
named M rs. B. C. B a u m g a rtn e r and dau scheduled fo r Ju ly 29 at the H u d
B ria n K e ith and w eighed six ghters, Jeannie and Leslie o f speth Land and Live sto ck show
barn. The event w ill get u n d e r
pounds
and
th irte e n
ounces. P o rtla n d .
M r. and Mrs. Iv e r G arland o f w ay at 9 a. m. on tne ranch one
G randparents are M r. and Mrs.
K enneth C rew s and M r. and Mrs. Bend and Mr. and Mrs. C layton m ile east and one m ile n o rth of
R oy S c h illin g o f Grass V alley, Pleasant o f Dallas ,Oregon had P ow ell B u tte schoolhouse. Sher
and Mrs. Len m an C ounty 4-H, F F A and adults
great grandm others, Mrs. W . F. d in n e r w ith M r.
are in v ite d .
The p r o g r a m
S c h illin g o f Grass V alley and Mrs. G arland Saturday.
M r. and Mrs. Otis S inger and includes a ju d g in g contest, dem on
H e n ry R oth o f O lym pia, Wash.
G ary S c h illin g and Mrs. K enneth son, Ralph, o f T ina, Mo., stopped s tra tio n and discussion on fittin g ,
Crews w e n t to The Dalles S a tu r here Monday afternoon to v is it sh o w in g and feeding of beef cattle.
day and Drought Mrs. S c h illin g h is cousin and fa m ily , M r. and A to u r o f feed lots and show rii.g
and in fa n t son home fro m the M rs. H arold Owens, on th e ir w ay w ill be included. The h ig h scor
in g 4-H beef clu b w ill receive a
to Fresno, C a lifo rn ia .
hospital.
H e re fo rd steer ca lf donated by
M r. and Mrs. H ir r y S tark and
Mrs. A. A. D unlap had as her tlie H udspeth Land and Live sto ck
fa m ily w e n t to Cove w here M r.
guests (lu rin g the week o f J u ly i Co.
and Mrs. C u rtis S 'a rk and th e ir
to 8 her nephew, M r. and Mrs.
P u b lic R elation s Bobble
houseguests, M r. and Mrs. H ad
Gordon Haynes and fa m ily o f M c
ley S ta rk o f Anaheim , C a lifo rn ia
M any item s on the fa rm situ a
M in n v ille , her siste r in law, M rs.
jo in e d them on a tr ip to Pine
G layds Haynes o f Y a m h ill, her tio n scene p e rio d ica lly come to
H o llo w fo r a p icn ic on the F o u rth b ro th e r, Donald Haynes o f Los tile a tte n tio n of fa rm i>eople th a t
o f Ju ly.
Angeles, C alif., an 1 her b ro th e r are d isto rte d o r present o n ly p a rt
Mr. and Mrs. H arold
E a kin in law and sister, M r. and Mrs. o f the tru e facts. T h is m is in fo r
and Mona, went to Camp Sher
m a tio n c e rta in ly has co n trib u te d
B e rn ie K y llo o f Eugene.
man on Saturday anil spent over
c r it i
A b o u t f if t y attended the H a y to m isu n d e rstan d in g and
the F o u rth there. Others there nes fa m ily picnic held at Creston cism by tiie general public. F a r
were Mrs. Hazel Z u rlin d e n and P ark in P o rtla n d Sunday J u ly 9. mers sometimes themselves con
her son in law and daughter, M r.
A fte r e n jo yin g the p icn ic d in n e r trib u te to this as w e ll as business,
ami Mrs. James M anning and the afternoon was spent v is itin g . la b o r and a ll w a lks o f society.
fa m ily o f Portland.
A recent case is one o f note to
M rs. A. A. D unlap was the o n ly
Mrs. Sam A lh e rty, Mrs. E ve re tt one fro m here attending. Mrs. cite. A fa rm e rs almanac p rin te d
C .in tra ll,
Mrs K i c k Rust. Mrs. D unlap, her sister and husband, by a business concern awarded
W illia m B rin k e rt and Mrs. F ra n k
“ F a rm
E ffic ie n c y A-
M r. and Mrs. H a rry S hipley o f natio n a l
K e tte r w ere hostesses at a baby
E ureka, C alif., and her siste r in w ards” to o u tsta n d in g fa rm e rs
Bear S prings Sunday. A pot lu ck
d in n e r was served at noon. The
c h ild re n played games w h ile the
parents spent the day v is itin g .
Owen E a k in was elected pre si
dent fo r the com ing year. A m r ng
those present were M r. and Mrs.
Owen E a k in and fa m ily , M r. and
Mrs. H a ro ld E a kin and Mona,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E a k in and
fa m ily , M r. and M i j . E lto n E a kin
and fa m ily and M r. and Mrs. E.
R. B la ylo ck, fro m Grass V alley.
M rs. O. N. Ruggles and M rs.
W a lte r Ruggles o f H eppner a t
tended th e Searcy fa m ily reu n io n
at B ear S prings Sunday.
M rs. F ra n k T. Bayer re tu rn e d
home F rid a y fro m the hospital
in The Dalles w here she spent
o ve r a week fo r medical a tte n
tio n .
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k E. B ayer
and H elen took th e ir daughter,
Ju lia , back to M onm outh J u ly 4
w’here she is atte n d in g sum m er
school at OCE, a fte r spending
fo u r days here.
show er h o n o rin g Mrs. G ary S chil
lin g , held at the IO O F h a ll F r i
day
afternoon. Fresh
flo w e rs
were used as decorations about
the room arranged by Mrs. A l
berts
In the absence o f M rs.
S ch illin g , w ho was in the ho sp i’ al
w ith the new son, her husband
opened the g ifts assisted by his
m o th e r, Mrs. Roy S c h illin g and
m o th e r in law, Mrs. K enneth
Crews. Refreshm ents o f cookies,
punch and coffee were served
fro m a linen covered tea table
centered w ith an arrangem ent o f
flo w e rs. Mrs. A lh e rty presided t
the coffee service and Mrs. A rt
S c h illin g served the punch.
County Ramblings
fo r e fficie n cy o f p ro d u ctio n and
low costs. The e fficie n cy aw ard
honored a n o rth w e st w heat gro v-
e r w ho produced w heat lo r 55
cents per bushel. C hecking fu r th
er in to th is Case we found o n ly
a p o rtio n of the costs were Con
sidered.
The a u th o r included o n ly c u r
re n t cash costs. No consideration
was given to m achinery deprecia
tio n arrd reserve fo r replacem ent;
taxes, both real and personal pro-
p e rty; in te re st
on
Investm ent
m ust lx? considered i f the fa rm e r
has equal rig h ts w ith others to
exjiect a re tu rn o f his investm ent
on the fa rm o r elsewhere; crop
insurance; and the o p e ra to r’s la
bor is a cost since he can h ire o u t
to someone else.
These were some o f the costs
excluded, but w h ich a fa rm e r
m ust include is his o ve r a ll fa rm
in g business.
F arm ers p u b lic relations need
constant atte n tio n . The assistance
oi others to create a constant
w rong im pression about th e na
tion's biggest in d u s try doesn’t
help.
t a t t le tin Feed
C attle m a rke tin g s and slaugh
te r have been heavy the past
three m onths. A nd, o ffic ia l re
ports indicate feedlot opera’ ors
have been re fillin g th e ir feedlots
at a ra p id rate d u rin g the A p ril-
June q u a rte r last year.
F o r up-to-date in fo rm a tio n on
recent trends in ca ttle m a rk e t
ing and feeding operations, w atch
fo r IJSDA's m id-year cattle and
calves on feed re p o rt to be re
leased J u ly 17. ÜSU meat anim als
and wool m a rke t re vie w o f Ju ly
2d w ill c a rry h ig h lig h ts.
Use Good P a in t
I f you have a p a in tin g jo b to do
th is sum m er, keep th is in m in d —
w h e th e r you do it y o u rs e lf or
h ire i t done,
it costs
several
tim es more in la lx jr than the
price of the best q u a lity paint fo r
a p p lyin g it.
Over a long
period of tim e,
the best q u a lity p aint th a t you
can buy is u su a lly the che a p ist
p a in t you can buy. The best q u a l
ity p a in t w ill last longer and give
b e tte r service, and u su a lly doesn't
need to lie removed as sometimes
is the case w ith an in fe rio r q u a l
ity p a in t.
We’re headquarters for the - »
SCOUT
TRAVELALL!
JUNE 30,1961
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
RESOURCES)
Cash on Hand and Duo from Bank*.................................... $151,021,912.95
United State* Government Bond*......................................... 244,337,083.73
Municipal and Other Bond*.................................................
99,473,684.80
Loan* and Discounts — Net...................................................
399,863,658.91
Stock in Federal Reserve B an k.............................................
1,500,000.00
Bank Premise* (Including Branches).....................................
16,109,285.58
Customers* Liability on Acceptance*....................................
1,916,732.66
Interest Earned.............................................................
3,883,640.12
Other Resource*...........................
1,160,781.33
$9,9 266,780 08
LIABILITIES:
C a p it a l....................
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 0
Surplus ........................................
Undivided Pro fit*.......................................
Reserve for Contingencies........................
25,000,000 00
27,494,716 41
19,397.74 $ 77,514.1 14 15
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc............................................
Acceptances ...........................................................................
Dividend* Declared.................................. .............................
Deposits .................................................................................
Interest Collected Net Earned...............................................
Other Liabilities .....................................................................
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4,660,062.56
1,916,732.66
812,500.00
826,818,561.03
7,021,948 83
522,860 85
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