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6 THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. 1KAVEL PROGRAM FEATURES OREGON COAST i™ 1 ~ • ■ "ST'S Mi ....... 1 ?— SSL?’ Helping Circle Delays Meeting MIST—The Mist Helping Cir cle, which was to have its month ly meeting last Thurs. was post poned until this week, Thurs., on account of the McGee funeral services and the passing of an old club member and resident. We extend the sympathy of the com munity to the family of the late Eva McGee. She was much es teemed and a great help in sick ness in the years gone by when she was able. She had lived here many years. Some over a year ago she, with her husband, sold their little home and dairy on the Burn and moved to Vernonia. Al though a great sufferer for sev eral years, she was always cheer ful and had a pleasant word for all whom she came in contact with. The writer has known and been a neighbor of her’s for ov er 30 years and has yet to hear her make an unkind remark about anyone, always looking to the bright side and making the most of whatever came her way. We shall miss her when the shades of night deepen, Many of the all-time record number of tourists and vacationists who are planning to take to the open road this year are expected to include Oregon's pic turesque coast line in their Itinerary. This picture of Heceta Head is one of a series of fifty-four full-color Public io Get Scenic Views The 1947 edition of Standard of California’s famous “Scenic View” travel promotion program will get under way next Monday, May 26, when the oil company and its subsidiaries begin free distribution of 27,000,000,000 full color “See Your West” photo graphs. This year a total of fifty-four views of top tourist attractions in fifteen Western states, British Columbia, Hawaii and Alaska will be given away at the companies’ retail outlets. The photographs are 9 by 12 inches and are printed on 12 by 15-inch mats. On the back of each mat is a commentai y on the scene written by a well-known author. The scene.'! were chosen from Send your Laundry & Dry Cleaning to Portland’s most mo dern plant. Two pick ups and deliveries weekly at Vernonia at your home or our local agent— BEN BRICKEL’S BARBER SHOP OREGON Laundry and Dry Cleaners photographs of scenic views of the West that Stand ard of California will distribute to remind travelers of beauty spots they should include on their trips. The oil company plans to give away 27,000,000 copies of the photographs through its various retail outlets. more than 6,000 natural color photographs submitted by pro fessional and amateur cameramen all over the country. Distribution will be made on a regional basis with fifteen differ ent views available in each of seven areas in the West. By traveling- into the other distribut ing areas or by correspondence with other collectors in these areas, the public can obtain the entire set of fifty-four pictures. Within each’ area the fifteen views offered will be distributed in weekly rotation in a number of different zones. Thus, if pictures are missed at one point, or if dup licates are wanted, they can be picked up in an adjoining zone. Court Dismisses Truck Petition Continued from page 1 placed in its hands to supervise the construction, maintainance and re pair ofl roads and bridges in Section 100-12 2, O.C.L.A., but more specifically upon the pro visions of Section 115-394. Said last mentioned section provides briefly that whenever the county court shall find that county high ways are being damaged by reason of being subjected to any partic ular kind of traffic, or that it would be for the best interest of the county and for the protection from undue damages to said high way, to reduce weights and speed of vehicles moving over same, or to close such highways or sections thereof for any or all traffio or for any particular class of traffic. In that event, the county court is empowered to determine, fix reduce weights and speeds, which shall be maximum weights and speeds over such highways, and to prohibit the moving over same of any kind, size or weight of vehicle NEW AND USED PARTS Gas and Oil Expert Auto Repairing Open at 7:30 A. M.; Closed at 6:00 P. M. We Close Sat. afternoon and all day Sunday. LYNCH AUTO PARTS RIVERVIEW Phone 773 or commodity for such periods of time as in the judgement of the county court will be for the best interests of the county, providing that the authority herein granted shall not authorize closing of any road to the movement thereover of products of the soil by persons having no other road upon which to travel, but hauling of such pro ducts shall be subject to rules and regulations of the county court. The county court is further author ized “to make and include in such order, any rule or regulation not inconsistent with the foregoing provisions and authority for the preservation and protection of any public highway or section thereof.” The section then imposes a fine for violation of the order and re- quires the posting of notices on the roads affected. “The principal argument made by counsel for petitioners is direct ed against the provision of the order applying to permits and bonds in connection with such per mits, it being argued that they are urreisonable burdens upon the operation of petitioners. Clearly, they cannot be as burdensome as would be an order unqualifiedly closing the county roads during any designated periods for all heavy hauling, and it is plain that the language of the statute would authorize such action by the coun ty court if in the discretion of the court it were deemed necessary to protect the roads from unneces sary damage. Since therefore, the provisions of the order authorizing operations under a special permit and bond guaranteeing the county against loss by unnecessary dam age to the roads is less burden some than would be the complete closing of said roads to such op eration, it is impossible for this court to say that the provisions in question are unreasonable burdensome, It is further argued that there is no authorization in the statute for the county to re quire a permit and the posting of a bond. I think, however, that the portion of the statue quoted above, namely: “any county court may make and include in such order From where I sit... Z/ Joe Marsh Want to Run a Collective" Farm? We’re willing to work hard, but we like to farm the land our own way. put our own value on the crops, and relax as we like—if only with a temperate, companionable glass of beer. From where I sit, collective farming may produce results. But the American way — freedom to work and relax as we see fit—is what makes this country a great place to live. So let’s not change itl CepyrigAi, 194?, Uiuled Siale» Brevtrt FviUaiion FUN FOR EVERYONE We shall miss her sometimes at the Circle When roll is called and she is not there, And her place at the table is va cant, As we pause to say a short prayer. Doctors ditiC as to the merits of NUE-OVO. Many users say it has brought them relief. If you suffer from Rheumatism or Arthritis yJjY write for literature on NUE-OVO from Research Laboratories, Inc., 403 N. W. 9th, Portland, Oregon. Pd. Adv. Rheumatism and Arthritis She’s answered a call from the divine circle, And the master who’s throne is on high; For Pasteurized MILK CREAM and BUTTERMILK right from the farm to ' vour door, write or cail Telephone No. 7F51 OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY "DAD SAYS THEY REFER TO NATURE AS A WOMAN BE CAUSE THEY CAN’T FIND OUT HOW OLD SHE IS." 11-22-47 PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY Timber Rt., Box 56 i Vernonia, Oregon | L%°.° C SHOP A.F. WA6N ER PHONE Hl VERNONIA, 0R4(r. • * .o oOo O O o O ATLEY SEZ Howdy Folks: Any day now we expect to hear of some sailor suing for porthole to porthole pay. * * * Well, anyway, a sailor never has any grass growing under his feet. • « « And somebody said that a ship was always called she because her rigging costs so much, and she always keeps a man on the lookout. And if your on the lookout for the best lubrication, it will pay you to bring your car to Chapman’s for regular .MARFAK LUBRICATION Chapmans Service Store Bridge and Second Vernonia, Ore. DO YOU NEED WATER SERVICE Our business is to furnish and install the modern equipment for your water needs. ELECTRIC OR GAS water systems if it has to be pumped. FILTERS OR SOFTENERS for clear, soft water. ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC water heaters or coils and range boilers for hot water. INSTALL AND FURNISH fituxres for the kitchen, bath, laundry room, etc. ALSO, electric or gas irrigation systems from the size for a garden to a whole farm. . . . young or old, there’s fun for all at the bowling alleys. Play a game today—you’ll like it. Dessy’s REMEMBER US TOO, FOR STOCK MILL- WORK, DOORS, WINDOWS, ETC. ALSO BROKEN GLASS REMOVED AND NEW GLAZED TO REPLACE ANDERSON-ROEDIGER Plumbing and Stock Millwork Supplies Vernonia, Ore. Phone: Plumber, 5713, Shop 575 We Know of the best quality meats avail- that as the meal planners in able if you shop regularly at your home you want high Herra’s Market. Quality means quality foods at the lowest fine flavors and tender tex- possible prices. Realizing this ture and these are the factors we buy high quality merchan we seek in every cut of meat dise in large quantities enabl offered. Your family requires ing us to have prices low meat daily for essential pro enough to make your food dollars go much farther. teins, minerals and vitamins. IL RERRA’S MARKET Phone 761 A circle that lasts forever, We hope to join in the sweet bye and bye. Telephone 853 You're Sure Advertistmcni Was reading the other day about the "collective’’ farms they have in certain countries. It seems the folks who run them have plenty of help . . . good hours . . . and the best equipment. Sounds pretty nice — till you learn that the ’’farmer” doesn’t own his land, or even farm it, in our sense. He takes orders f rom the state; produces whatever they want him to produce, at prices they set. Even his off-hours are spent according to state regulations. No. that would never go here. ary rule or regulation not incon- sistent with the foregoing provi sions and authority for the pre servation and protection of any public highway or section thereof,” can be considered as |authorizing the making of the regulations in question. While there is no specific author ization for the requirements of the bond, such requirements is precisely the same as that author ized in the preceding code section 115-393, in connection'with permits which may be granted by the county court for the hauling of loads not authorized by statute. The purpose of the bond is ex actly the same in each instance and if the bond requirement is to be deemed a reasonable one in the preceding section, it must be as sumed that the legislature intend ed such a requirement to be a regulation not inconsistent with the authority for preservation and protection of highways covered by Section 115-394 which is the sec tion under our immediate con sideration. “It is therefore my opinion that the petition should be dismissed and the action of the county court sustained and approved. Counsel for county is requested to prepare and submit for signature, an order to that affect.” Howard K. Zimmerman And again when the morning ap pears. We shall miss her as we travel the familiar streets And her cheery greeting we do not hear. We Deliver S IM’S fOOD STORE Phone 761 We Deliver
