6 Thursday, August 17, 1944 Visits of Past Few Days Listed NATAL— Mr. and Mrs. Chris Craigg and son, Kenneth, of Seattle have been visiting Mrs. Craigg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hen­ derson from Portland spent the week end with his parents. Mrs. Perry Smith was up from Northrup creek Fri. to see her father, Wm. Pringle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pringle and Bobbie and Mary Lou drove to Seaside last week end. Mary Lou stayed to visit with her grand­ mother for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lind­ say were out from Portland a week ago Sun. to see his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Rob’t Lindsay visited with Mrs. Lindsay’s moth­ er and sister, Mrs. Mary Peter­ son and Mrs. Dunlap Sun. Patricia Moran was home from Portland over the week end, re­ turning to work again Mon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carmichael and John called at the V. W. Berg home Mon. eve. Vernonia Eagle Portland Air Base Man Here KEASEY—Mr. and Mrs. Mel­ vin Baker and son and Mrs. A. B. Counts visited Mon. eve. at the Herb Counts’ home. Ivan Reed from the Portland air base spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reed and son. Kent Battrick is staying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stevenson and family visited Mon. eve. at the Albert Krieger home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krieger and family visited Sat. night at the Rob’t. Hodgson, home. Dale and Dorothy Johnson vis­ ited ove£ the week end at the Rob’t. Hodgson home. Mrs. Sam Smith and sons and Ms. V. M. Lindsley and two children and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and Claribel and Kenneth were in Hillsboro Mon. Mrs. W. J. Lindsley spent the week end at Fort Lewis with her husband, Pvt. Joe Lindsley. trips not exceeding 20 in one month and not exceeding 40 trips in any one year. The “immediate neighborhood” is subject to a common-sense interpretation and varies widely in different parts of the state. se of F Truck Approved by Law The extent to which farmers owning trucks of “F” plate reg­ istry are authorized to do haul­ ing for their neighbors is ex­ plained in the recent bulletin on farm transportation facts is­ sued by the O.S.C. Extension service as a leader’s handbook. Paul Carpenter, author of the bulletin and leader of the Exten­ sion service farm transportation project, obtained legal options on this subject, which include the following essential facts: (1) Any “F” plate truck own­ er, in addition to hauling his own produce and supplies to and from his farm, may “infrequently and for a nominal consideration haul such crops and livestock produced and supplies consumed and used by other farmers in his immedi­ ate neighborhood”. The term “infrequently” is de­ fined as meaning any number of Consideration Explained (2) For a nominal considera­ tion but without limitation as to frequency he may haul to any market the agricultural commod­ ities produced by neighbors and may deliver farm supplies to them, provided such neighbors are within a radius of five miles of the farmer furnishing the he ling s ■-•e if the operation is west of t. Cascade mountains, or within a radius of ten miles if east of the Cascades. “Nominal consideration” is de­ fined as any charge mutually a- greeable. To an increasing extent farmers hauling for other far­ mers are charging the published rates permitted common and any­ where for hire carriers, says Car­ penter. No restrictions as to dis­ tance, frequency or consideration apply when an “F” plate oper­ ator hauls farm products from a farm adjoining his own. SONOTONE HEARING CENTER THURSDAY., AUG 24th From 9 A.M. to 7 P.M, . MacDONALD HOTEL wii.L gladly make an audiogram of your hearing. 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SUMMER CLEARANCE Coats** $12.75 Bordens Hemo lb jr 59c Mavis Cola Syrup 12oz bot 25c Apple-Juice, Hood Riv. pt 10c Orange Jce Sunshine No2 20c Orange & Grapefruit Juice Dr Phillips No. 2 18c Drop o’ Lemon Jce 2oz bt 12c Guava Fruit Jelly 39c (were $17.75) Summer Dresses Values up to $10—NOW $5^0 BREMBERGS, CREPES and JERSEYS fafML&had wiih —Sizes 10 to 44 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SEESUCKER PLAYSUITS—One piece, shorts and blouse with matching skirt, $1-98 TOWN HOUSE (No ration points) CHILDREN’S 2 piece seersucker play suits—<1.49 SUNNY DAWN 6 points con —Sizes 10 to 16 I. 1 ' F'l ■5 •j?" This is the modernistic conception of an ab­ 4 1 stract thought. (We don’t get it either.) Here is our idea of a concrete thought. When the care’and conservation of your automobile are at stake, trust to no one but Heath’s. Make periodic trips to our rack for a complete grease job—and incidently, when you need gasoline we will gladly accept your ration coupons. 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