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sister, Mrs. George Davis, while Mrs. Davis was in Portland for a visit with her husband at Cof fee hospital. Making the best of a bad situation, the Castillios moved in and had a warm bouse and a good meal waiting for Mrs. Davis when she arrived on the late bus. Enroute the Castillos had also visited Mr. Davis and report his condition favorable. They left Mon. for Seattle. 6 Thurs., October 25, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE Week's Activities Are Tabulated RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Crawford and children were participants at feast spred in honor of Everett Reynolds, a de parting indictee at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Reynolds in St. Helens Sun. Everett left for Ft. Lewis Tues, where he will be in the army. Having received some severe bruises and lacerations in a mill accident Wed. Monty Dewey, with his family is spending the week in Pendleton with a sister while recuperating. Mr. and Mrs. Meril Weir and TVIrs. Mary Undoe of Milwaukie came Fri. nite to spend a long week end at the Louis Huntley home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ball and daughter Vicki Ann, and Mrs. Ralph Mahar spent from Wed. NAVY DAY. Acknowledging the part of it» navy in final victory, a grateful nat.on will celebrate Navy Day October 27th. The war won, the importance of its air and leapower recognized, the “world’» greatest navy” readies itself for a vigilant peace; gun«, ships, planes, and men on the alert. The final story of the navy’s careful integration of its sea-air power and landing forces, will go down in history as an epic of military achievement. Pictured here is an official navy photograph of until Fri. in Portland visiting rel atives and friends among whom were Mrs. Mahar’s sisters, Mrs. Marion Hall and Mrs. Herbert Corder and family. Mrs. Minnie Thornton of Port land spent the week end at the home of her brother, John Ellis, and Mrs. Pearl Adams who lives near Mist, another sister of John’s came down to spend Sat. with her brothar and sister. Gordon Cline, Mary Ann Johns and Mrs. Ella Cline motored to Portland Mon. to visit relatives. Polly Myer returned with them to spend a week at the Cline home. e Mr. and Mrs. .John Elder vis ited Wed. eve. with the Bill Virtue family at Treharne and Sun. eve. with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bittner at Keasey. Mrs. Olof Jacobson was a Port land visitor Tues, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Owens transacted bus iness in Forest Grove Sat. A. F. Schalock who had spent a week in Eastern Oregon re turned in the wee small hours of Monday morning. Yes, he brought a deen along. HERE’S A HINT TO HEED Campers take warning. A tiny spark left in a campfire can cause untold loss of life and property. Be sure your campfire is drowned out with plenty of water before you leave a camp site. Help Keep Oregon Green. four Avenger torpedo bombers. Fund Provision Is Mandatory ST. HELENS (Chronicle)—The battle between the county court and the welfare commission, over the refusal of the court to in crease the money budgeted for welfare purposes, which reached the state welfare commission last week and resulted in unfavorable publicity for this county came to an end abruptly this week with the receipt by Judge Ray Tarbell of an opinion by Attorney Gen eral Neuner that it is mandatory upon the county to provide funds for welfare work in accordance with the budget adopted by the welfare commission. This, according to Judge Tar bell, was not understood by the court, and, as he isaid, was not the understanding of a majority of the county courts of the state. The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank ÄRTHRITIS, NEURITIS and RHEUMATISM Casey's Compound Recommended by Users r Mr J. H. 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After havinr take» y<~r Ca™”. cXound No«'»'» »oltle, ol Casey's Compound. I nun Now abb’ to do mV work •"> TerV mllch Unproved. I recommend n mv ao.rlnienl house‘ I camwt rec Carey'» Compound to anyone suf.’e Ing ommend the Compound too highly M?^1.nV/AtiZ-n°r 6i«h<'Jim,atndn Btrect IE u S l O^S“' 12,7 * ■ P<’"'"11 Kl»m‘uthEVanS.°-’dreg5onN' J,,d ’ Your Druggist Can Supply You Willi Casey’» Con-pound bottle $1.50 Or write J.H. Casey, P.O. Box 731, Portland 7, Speaking for himself alone and not for the other members of the county court, Judge Tarbell said he believed the necssary funds to meet the expenditures of the welfare commission for the bal ance of the year would be bor rowed from other funds where surpluses existed, as suggested by the attorney general, and that bills would be paid as presented. The welfare appropriation in the last county budget was for $37,000, whereas the welfare commission had asked for $51,- 000. The court later increased the appropriation to $39,000, and still later added another $2,000 or $41,000 all told. This leaves the welfare budget about $10,000 short of the amount asked, which sum, if needed, before the end of the fiscal year, may be ‘borrowed from surpluses of ether budgeted items. At a recent meeting of the welfare commission, of which the county court is a part, a number of general assistance cases were cut off and the allotments of oth ers reduced in an effort to bring the expenditures into line with the budget allowances. Whether, in light of the above recent de velopments, these cases will be restored to their former status was not learned. Rain Produces Calm lor Corp. RIVERVIEW — A sort of calm serenity settled over the managers and employees of the Crown Zellerbach Corp, here Sun. night when rain continued to descend in shower after shower and they realized that for the present and perhaps for the win ter, fire hazards were being re duced to a minimum. 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