Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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Salt Makes the Day MORTON SALT COMPANY

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HEFLIN ELECTRIC I is MARTIN'S INSURANCE AGENCY f Besides furniture, a home needs a variety of decorations to add to its attractiveness. Judy Moffett recommends W 86 W VARIETY for this purpose, where Kathleen Murray will be glad to help you. To be sure that the luxuries of home are enjoyed in comfort, HEFLIN ELECTRIC will see that the air-conditioning systems are al1 go. For thorough coverage of your home, ranch, or personal posses- sions from destruction or dam- age, Mary Kitchens or Bobby Martin will gladly insure you with the perfect fitting policy at MARTIN'S INSURANCE AGENCY.

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ANDERSON'S TRUCK LINE THRIFTEE FOODS The salt industry is one of the most influential and supporting factors in the history of Grand Saline. MORTON SALT COM- PANY has long provided employ- ment and business opportunities for many area residents, and also played a vital role in interstate commerce by filling assembly lines with packaged salt prod- ucts. The job of operating the hoist lift for the elevator in the main shaft requires timing and concen- tration by O. B. Joslin. On the other end of the line, under- ground miners such as Pat Bliz- zard must be ready for any cir- cumstance that might arise. The entire plant may always be rec- ognized by the towering smoke stack. For transporting the salt to var- ious businesses and out of state corporations, ANDERSON'S TRUCK LINE is always ready with well-equipped trucks. Bill Schroer gives Jason Berkebile and Sandra Ulrick their job orders. In this area, THRIFTEE FOODS in Mineola supplies residents not only with salt, but with a large quantity of high-quality, low- priced household articles.