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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1944)
6 Thursday, June 29, 1944 Vernonia Eagle of lumber for every purpose and Cautioned that fire started here in Oregon from man’s careless ness will be just Ike shooting our soldiers in the back. and family were here from Rort- land and spent the week end with his parents. Lightning struck two trees in Soldiers Need Lumber Big Eddy park a w«ek ago Sun., It takes 300 feet of lumber to doing some damage to one tree land a soldier or marine on a NATAL — Norman Henderson but setting no fires. beachhead and 50 feet each Norman Peterson has been month to keep him there. This helping Noble Qunlap make hay. lumber goes to repair docks, to Mrs. Titus spent Sat., in Ver build troop shelter and to nonia shopping and visiting box and crate everything from friends. food and medicine to planes and Mrs. Alice Lindsay came down guns which land with the troops. Fri., morn., and spent the day Oregon supples nearly one fourth with her mother, Mrs. Mary Pet of all /the nation’s lumber—that is why we must keep fire from erson. Mrs. J. C. Moran and Jerrol our forests. Two mu.ts for every citizen, and Mrs. Carmichael and John picked strawberries at Bill Rose’s the local KOG representative in place on Clatskanie Mt. Sun. sisted, are: Don’t start fires your Patricia Moran came out from self and if you see a fire you A STRIKE! Portland Sun., and spent Sun., can’t put out, call the nearest That’s what you make night and Mon., at home. fire warden at) once. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lind by visiting Dessy’s for drove out from Portland Sun., DRIVING EXAMINER DUE that long, tall one after say A traveling examiner of opera and visited Mr. and Mrs. R. S. you’re through working .Lindsay, tors and chauffeurs is scheduled returning Mon. for the day. Mrs. Joe Lalli returned from to arrive here 'Thursday, July Portland Sat., where she had been 6 and will be on duty at the city hall between the hours of 10 spending a few days. Mrs. Carmichael visited with a.m. and 4 p.m. her daughter, Mrs. V. W. Berg, GRAY HAIR? Wed. Li^klrir.g Strikes Big Eddy Trees Many new clubs have been formed and new leaders are tak ing over the responsibilities << their clubs, showing that the in terest in club woTk as an aid to helping young people is very high in Columbia county. and demonstrations. Mrs. Pearl Becker, war food assistant, is assisting the county agricultural agent, George Nelson, and home demonstration agent, Columbia county will have a Mrs. Maude C. Casswell, in or ganizing and assisting- 4-H -cliibs 4-H Home Economics Achieve that produce food. The food pro ment fair. Special emphasis will duction clubs organized thus far be placed on .canning, cookery, are: dairy, poultry, rabbit, gard clothing, club exhibits, judging en, canning and cooking. 4-H Fair Is Plan in County KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES Read The Vernonia Eagle for events of interest in the Nshal- em valley. Be up to date. Barclay’s fits in with finer things J —naturally! Straight BOURBON Whiskey 80.6 Proof Jas. Barclay & Co. Limited • Peoria, Illinois Dessy’s Tavern Mike and Marge White Managers i Candy Sale ? i YES, that’s just what' we said. We have lots > j of bars, bulk and box . candy at a price to suit' ! your purse. j In bulk we have pea-, nut clusters, asstd. fruit ’ j drops, fancy mixed, j mints, Boston beans, j chccolate-covered pea- j . nuts and several other ‘ • kinds so, IF IT’S CAN-j 1DY YOU’RE LOOK-1 1 ING FOR, STOP AT • i i The Cozy i KOG Committee Urges Care “Don’t be a treasonist this Fourth of July.” That is the word sent out by Otto H. H. Peterson, chairman, Columbia county Keep Oregon Green committee, as a warning to campers and others who will spend this Fourth holiday in the woods of the state. “Forest fire danger will be great from now on during the balance of the summer,” he pointed out. “We are short of moisture now in the woods. With a combination of dry east winds and low humidity, the entire western Oregon section could be come a firey holocaust. Eastern Oregon range forest areas are just as bad off.” Mr. Peterson pointed out that every invasion beachhead in the Pacific- and European theatres of wkr require billions of feet Brunette Blonde X •öQrciaM-> Redhead Get Grayvita Vitamins Yes, people the nation over have reported GRAYV4TA Vitamins WORK, and that their gray hair is returning to its natural color. GRAYVITA Vitamins contain the same amount of "anti gray hair vitamin” (Plus 450 I nt. units Bi) as tested by a lending housekeeping maga zine. Of those tested, 88% had return of hair color. 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