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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. 2 THURSDAY, FEB. C, 1947 TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr«. Lila E. Conner of Con crete, Washington, is making her home here for the time being while taking care of Alonzo Johnson who is ill. Mrs. Conner formerly resided here before mov ing to the Washington town. DANCE at Vincmaple, Saturday, February 8. Rhythm Vendors or chestra. ltc Each year a volume is pub lished entitled “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” In the forthcoming volume will be listed Delbert Dow, a unior, who entered from Mapleton, Maine. He is vice-president of the stu dent body and prominent on the campus. Mr. Dow is the son-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Doug lass. BASKETBALL, IWA vs. ClaUks- nie February 12, 8 p.m. Sponsored by V.F.W. Me Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange en tertained a number of friends Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Langels uncle, A. S. John- sor^ who is visiting here from Grangeville, Idaho. Preseit were Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Snook, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. DeHart. The evening was spent playing pinochle. During the evening 1500 trumps was held by Virgil Snook. Mr. De Hart and Mrs. Turner held the winning score in pinochle and Mrs. Willard and Mrs. DeHart, low. A midnight supper was served. DANCE at Vinemaple. Saturday, February 8. Rhythm Vsadors or chestra. ltc Douglas Culbertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson, start ed college Monday of this week when he enrolled at Pacific Uni versity at Forest Grove. He is majoring in journalism and mu sic. «Joi/ Theatre Vernonia, Oregon Thursday-Friday February 6-7 •MASQUERADE IN MEXICO” Dorothy lanwur—Arturode Cordova THE BLONDE STAYED ON” Andy Clyde "The Everglades” Saturday February 8 "THE LOST WEEKEND" Ray Milland—Jane Wyman "IT SHOULDN’T HAPPEN TO A DOG" Leon Erroll and Cartoon Sunday-Monday February WARNER 9-10 > Rev. and Mrs. Allen H. Backer Developing and improving 75, are the parents of a boy, David Lawrence, born at the Jones hos 000 acres of productive pasture a pital, Hillsboro, Saturday eve year on cutover hill areas and ning. He weighed eight pounds. low-lying coastal lands will be the Mrs. Backer expects to return main objective of the agricultural conservation program in six west home Saturday of this week. BASKETBALL, IWA vs. Clatska ern Oregon counties, according to nie February 12, 8 p.m. Sponnored Arnold N. Bodtker, chief of field by V.F.W. ltc men for the state PMA commit tee. O. D. Bush, a cousin of J. A. Plans were made at a district Bush, Jr., spent from Friday to conference of AAA committeemen Sunday here. He and his wife moved recently to Ashland to from Columbia, Tillamook, Clat make their home. They formerly sop, Lincoln, Coois and Curry resided at Kansas City, Missouri. counties for using a major por tion of a $250,000 1947 conserva DANCE at Vinemaple. Saturday, tion practice budget on pasture February 8. Rhythm Vendors or improvement work. The methods chestra. ltc worked out. for the coastal area Mrs. Walter O. Workman was will have application in other in Portland from Tuesday until parts of the state where more and today, Thursday, visiting a friend, better pastures are needed, Bodt Dr. Beatrice Young. Mrs. Work ker believes. man will leave this week end for Standards to assure lasting con Boulder Camp, Dallas, Oregon, servation benefits for each prac to be with Mr. Workman who is tice dollar were worked out by superintendent of a logging oper the committeemen, assisted vy ation at that place. Mrs. Work SCS, Oregon State college experi man will begin writing for The ment station specialists, and coun Eagle in a few weeks after she ty extension agents. Proper is established in her new home. preparation of a seedbed will be DANCE at Vinemaple. Saturday, stressed. For cutover hill areas, February 8. Rhythm Vendors or this will include burning, slashing, chestra. ltc and removal of logs where prac Mrs. Harry Hewett and Virgil ticable. Drainage, leveling and Hewett from Portland spent the plowing will be emphasized for week end with Mr. and Mrs. John low-lyingjands. Seeding of adapt Roediger. ed mixtures of perrenial grasses Mrs. Leltoy Frazier from Idaho and legumes approved by the is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee county agent will be required for Jessee. Mrs. Frazier is Mrs. both range and cropland pastures. Jessee's sister. Greater emphasis will be placed The Vernonia Federal Credit on management practices to main Union "held a board of directors tain pastures developed under the meeting at the home of John program, Bodtker reported. These Roediger Tuesday, February -1. include adequate fencing to per- The regular order of business was conducted and one new applica tion for membership was accept [ SEE YOUR ed. The next meeting will be held at the home of Charles Poet ter on March 4. Mrs. Dale Clark of Hillsboro and Mrs. Kenneth Martin of Bea verton visited Mrs. Ed Roediger last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rainey of Portland Visited Mr. and Mrs. Walt Olinger over the week end and attended the March of Dimes dance Saturday evening. Jack Childs and Miss Irene Letch of Portland visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Childs over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. WelLs re- cently sold 22 purebred Aberdeen- Angus cows and one Angus bull to Talbott Bros., of Amboy, Wash ington. • A SALESMAN CAN’T CON TACT 3200 PEOPLE EVERY WEEK — BUT THE EAGLE CLASSIFIED PAGE DOES. Family Health Without the very best food that money can buy sickness has an open invitation to attack you and your family. See that this doesn’t happen in your family by trading at King’s every time you shop for meat, produce, bakery goods, groceries, dairy products and household neces sities. KING’S Grocery - Market Consult Dr. Max Friedman “Where Your Money Buys More” At the Mile Bridge Registered Optometrist Concerning your optical problems at the Eastern, Washington at Tenth, Portland, Ore., for de pendable advice. Miller’s V e r n o n i e DEPARTMENT STORE This is a sale to move some merchandise and that is why it is priced so low. These prices are much lower than those of the usual clearance sale. There is much more than is listed below. Come in early and take advantage of some values you haven’t seen before. REFRIGERATION RADIO'SERVICE Appliance Repairing STRONG’S RADIO AND ELECTRIC 969 Bridge St. Ph. 576 Enjoy the ECONOMY and LONG LIFE of a truck that Fits Your Job Greenwood Motors Dodge Plymouth Dealer and Telephone 1121 See ui tono, for DEPENDABLE TRUCK SERVICE All Wool Sweaters Wool Slacks Ladies ...................................... $1.00 Ladies’, plain colors and patems Half Price All Wool Sweaters For Ladies ..................... 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Yard 10c and Foctory Engineered TRUCK PARTS House Slippers Children’s Sweaters All Wool Sweaters Sport Jackets 4 > Ladies’, $2.25 values. Sale..... $1.00 Girls, sizes 8 to 14, $3.98 values $1.99 SUPRIMI Riverview Phone 91 • At the end of November, near ly 51,000 Northwest veterans were receiving subsistence allowances while training under the provi sions of the G.I. bill. Licensed Contractors Tuesday-Wednesday Feb. 11-12 “PEOPLE \RE FUNNY" Jack Haley — Helen Walker—Rudy Valle—Oisie Nelson—Philip Reed ■ SO YOU W \NT TO Pl. THE HORSES" "SPEAKING OF \N1.MAI.S" > DODGE DEALER . Wet Paint—Donald Duck and News Better Pastures Aim in 6 Counties mit controlled grazing that will keep down brush, spot burning and reseeding where necessary, and deferred grazing to provide a “rest, period.” The maintenance program for cropland pastures includes use of lime, manure, and nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers, rotational grazing, and clipping. Gabardine R’ncoats Ladies’, $9.95 Values. Sale $3.98 Sweaters Girl's, $7.50 and $8.50 values Half Price Ladies’, $6.95 values....... Half Price Skirts Purses Girls’ and Women’s......... Half Price Ladies’, values up to $4.95 Sale $1.00, plus tax Chenille Spreads Hoy’s Sweaters Full double bed. $11.95 values $7.95 $3.25 and $3.49 values..... Sale $1.00 Bov’s Mac. Coats Youth’s Sweaters Heavy all-wool and fully lined $8.95 to $11.50 values. Plaids and plain colors. On sale at $4.95 and JB5.95 $2.49 values................ Sale $1.00 Knit Panties Ladies’ pail wool .... Pair 10c VERNONIA INSURANCE EXCHANGE 995 Bndcr Street Phoae 231 Ver.oai» «4
