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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1945)
2 Thursday, January 11, 1Ô45 Vernonia Eagle Our Great America Mb«- TOPICS OF THE TOWN Uncle Vi.it. Here from Clatskanie Wm. (Butch) Flanagan is vis iting at the Heenan home from Dickinson, N. D. Mr. Flanagan is a retired railway engineer, hav ing worked on the Northern Pa cific for fifty-seven years. He is an uncle of Jack Heenan. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis and son, Benny, of Clatskanie were here last Friday evening to at tend the Clatskanie - Vernonia basketball game and visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Shipman are sisters. Shorty Lee transfer. All kind* of hauling. To inquire, call 802. Home for Week End John Elder was here for the past week end from Lebanon. Return Thur.day Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Divine re turned here Thursday after be ing away for 21 days visiting at High River, Alberta, Canada. Mrs. Williena Twiss, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Divine, left with them and is expected to return here this Thursday. The Divines will return to the Squeeze-Inn Monday of the coming week. They visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McMullen, Mrs. Divine’s parents, while in Canada. Returns to Store Jerry Hurley has returned from the Portland General hos pital following an operation and was back at work the latter part of last week at the Vernonia Drug Company. Old Time Dance and cake-walk at Legion hall. Sat. Jan. 13. Spon. by Vernonia Ser. Club. Rjd O’Brien’s orchestra. 2tl — Here from Detroit girt ssi| Mrs. A. J. Baldwin and six- months-old son of Detroit, Michi gan arrived here a few days ago to visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Clark. Mrs. Baldwin is the former Juanita Clark and formerly attended school here. Old Time Dance and cake-walk at Legion hall, Sat. Jan. 13. Spon. by Vernonia Ser. Club. Red O’Brien’s orchestra. 2tl — Visiting in L. A. Mrs. J. W. Vaughan left Sun day for Les Angeles, California where she will visit for some time with her daughters, Mrs. Helen Mathews and Virginia Vaughan who are attending ‘the University of Southern Californ ia. Buy Home MORNINGS NOONS 6:30to7 12:15to12:30 A.M. P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lee have purchased a home at 858 First Avenue and will probably move there next month. The home is occupied now by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Frank and family. Birth News Received Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Skuzie learned by telegraph January 8 of the birth of a son to Major and Mrs. Donald O. Tower who are located in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. Kate Hoffman has been with her daughter, Mrs. Tower, since la^t summer. Ill with Flu Fred Olin has been at home this week with the flu. Mrs. Olin was ill all last week. Leaves for California OH! ME! OH! MY! Unexpected guests and not a thing in the house to fix. What to do about it? Dash down to the Pal Shop and get some ice cream. Your reputation as a hostess will spread far and wide. PAL SHOP ORDER GALLON OR MORE LOTS OF ICE CREAM A DAY IN ADVANCE The intra-mural games got un der way Monday noon at the high school. Four teams have been formed and play every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at noon. These teams are made up of boys who are not members of the varsity squad. The league is under the direction of Mr. Rob bins.- Personnel of the teams are a i follows: N ebraska »e a practicallv AREA, SUPPORTS FLOURISHING FARMLANDS WHO 6ROW FpOO PRODUCT’S TO SUPPLY DOMESTIC AND WAR DEMANDS, VMlLE SCIENTIFICALLY MANA6EP IREt FARMS IN THE GREAT FORE-ST BELTS OF TWE U S, CROW I4OOP TO CONSTRUCT FARM BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT, TO BUILD WARFACWlES AND TO SUPPLY RAW MATERIALS FOR DOMESTIC AND WAR NECESSrTlES. ALTHOUGH HE DEMAND UPCN OUR FORESTS TCOAY IS 6REAT, THERE WILL CONTINUE. TO BE A Supply OF WOOD AHER VICW IS WON, WHEN W VERSATILE MATERIAL WIL HELP BUILD A PROSPEROUS PEACETIME AMERICA. Mrs. Walter Vaufchn left last week for a trip to California.' Her daughter, Jean, is replacing her in the sales office. Son Born A son, Lester Raymond, was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers Sunday at a Hills boro hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds and 8 ounces. The father, John Chambers, is with the navy and is stationed in Cal ifornia. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blount. Regulations of Shoe Stamps Told Following word last week from the national OPA shoe rationing division that no change will be made in the current shce reg ulations affecting the validity dates of airplane stamps 1, 2, and 3 in ration book three, Glen E, Fox, Portland district OPA shoe rationing representative, said this means that at least 30 days will be given to the public before any current shoe stamps will be terminated. Present OPA shoe rationing regulations make this provision, he pointed out. Fox said that the statement from Washington was made “aft er a careful survey of the shoe supply situation throughout the country,” This announcement should ease the local buying situation by as suring both the shoe trade and their customers that all out standing shoe stamps can and will be honored, Fox declared. Visitors from Hillsboro Miss Gussie Sigler and Miss Joyce Kellington from Hillsboro spent laßt week end at the H. H. Frank home. GUARANTEED Watch Repairing PRESERVE YOUR SHEET METAL WAR BONDS Under wartime restrictions, the replace ment of sheet metal parts (such as fend ers, running boards, radiator grilles, aprons) is next to impossible. LOOK OCT FOR RUST Rust is the chief enemy of sheet metal parts — and your only protection is paint. Vernonia Auto Co. Phone 342, Vernonia RAZORS; Capt. Ronald Gra ham, Wendel Riggins, Ralph Kea- sey, Lynn Michener, Jack Buell, Billy Stout, Richard Thompson. Msriss Corps Photo Marine half-tracks, paid fcr by your war bonds, move up to the fir ing line on Saipan. Keep up your B<md purchases so that the World War may end more speedily and thus save lives of your loved ones. Buy an extra Bond today. V. S. Trrwsry Drfortmrst NANCE PHARMACY Set ’em up all around the board and pave the way to good fellowship. If you like to talk and laugh, join the gang at Dessy’s-always a good bunch to be with. Dessy’s Tavern ! Phone 337 Sturdevant’s winter servic ing is all your car needs to put it safely through. For gas, oil, greasing and repairing, there is only one place to go. H. H. Sturdevant ROSE AVENUE GARAGE NOW THAT RATIONING IS BACK IN FULL FORCE YOU WILL WANT TO BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN THAT SPECIALTIES Try us for laces, pol ish, dressings, dyes, and odds and ends to keep your footwear at tractive and comfort able. YOU ARE GETTING THE UTMOST FOR BOTH YOUR MONEY AND YOUR POINTS. THE NEHALEM MARKET IS YOUR GUARANTEE, IN THIS COMMUNITY, OF GET TING THE CHOICEST CUTS AT A SAVING AND OF GETTING EVERY OUNCE OF ENERGY YOUR POINTS WILL ALLOW. DON’T PASS UP THE OPPORTUNITY OF PAYING US A VISIT. LINES’ SHOE SHOP MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 721 Next Time Ask for Corby’s Pre-War NOW THERE’S MORE AVAILABLE! Enjoy Corby’s critically and carefully,' as all fine whiskies should be enjoyed. We believe you’ll mark this light sociable blend, with the Grand Old Canadian Name, as your favorite now and after victory. A Grand Old Canadian Name PAINT NOW We are equipped to give you a complete paint job or to touch-up your car as needed. Bring in your car and let us inspect its underneath parts for destructive rust. forest land management means the operation and handling of forest lands so that they remain in maximum production of forest products. In other words, private timber land owners here in Ore gon are aiming at creating a crop from our forest lands so that our sawmills, plywood plants and other wood using industries will be supplied with a steady flow of merchantable timber for ever. Timber is a crop and it grows on tree farms. The millions of acres of timber land here in the greatest timber state cf the un ion are rapidly being transferred from wild forest status to a managed forest area. We have the most ideal climate in the world to grow trees big and tall and fast. We believe as an indus try that we are on the right track economically. We propose to so handle our forest lands that they will continuously produce wood. DRAFT DODGERS; Capt. Jim my Rusow, R. A. George, Bobby Condit, Dave Buell, Dale Bacon, Reuben Sullivan, Robert Falconer. W. T. JACOBS 941 1st Avenue, Vernonia MOTOKISTS- Get Grayvita Vitamins Yes, people the nation over have reported GRAYVITA Vitamin« WORK, and that their gray hair is returning to it« natural color. GRAYVITA Vitamin» contain the same amount of “anti gray hair vitamin” (Plus 450 Int. unit« Bi) as tested by a leading housekeeping maga zine. Of thfsse tested. 88% had return of hair color. GRAYVITA Vitamins are non-fatten ing, can’t harm your ‘permanent.” 30 day supply $1.50; 100 days, $4.00. Phone 4Fs; Capt. Jack Frank, Russel Stuve, Murray Brownhill, Harold Fowler, Arthur Overson, Ken neth Bacon, Selwyn Graves. Oregon Has Permanent Supply of Timber By C. Ward Ingram, President Willamette Valley Lumberman’s Association. Of vital importance to this timber and lumber using nation of ours of course is the ever pres ent question— “What about our timber supply?” Speaking for western Oregon where approximately 281 billion feet of merchantable timber stands today, forming the great est single body of virgin, old- growth saw-timber in the United States, the outlook for a perma nent and continuous supply of sawlcgs is exceedingly bright. Most significant supporting fact for this statement is the policy of forest management be ing applied to more and more thousands of acres of private- owned timber land every year. Already two million acres in the Douglas fir region of western Oregon and Washington are under intensive forest management. Stated in unscientific terms, GRAY HAIR? ZOOT SUITERS; Capt. Donald Cline, Bobby Sunnell, Lee Enne- berg, Alvin. Tapp, Bobby New, Don Reynolds, Bob Fredrickson. flEWMffi HAÍ fi IM68R Ptf CENT OF Hi LM> AREA M FARM4 TUfiN AAV 01HER SIATE — ACCOROiNETO THF I940CMUF. Here from Wenatchee Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson and their six-months-old daugh ter of Wenatchee, Washington were here for a few days this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mor ris Graves and in Forest Grove visiting other relatives. Mr. Nel- soh now owns a jewelry store at Wenatchee and has been there one and one-half years. He was formerly employed at Kullander’s Jewelry store here. School Starts Intramural Play PRODUCED IN THE U. S. A. under the direct supervision of our expert Canadian blender 86 Proof—68.4% Groin Neutral Spirits JAS. SAKLAY ft CO, LIMITED. MORIA.
