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2 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1947 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN is Darlene Mae, born to M t . and Mrs. Royce Newton at 3:15 a.m., Wednesday, May 28 and weighing seven pounds, six oz. The moth er is the former Ruby Thacker and the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Newton. Mrs. Mae Mulkins and family are new residents on Weed ave. Her son, Earl, has arrived from the deaf school at Salem. Vernonia, Oregon Mrs. Ida Mae VanBlaricom and Thur.-Fri. June 5-6 Mrs. Wilma Borton were recent “SAN QUENTIN” - Lawrence. visitors of Mrs. Kate McDonald be Tierney fore 3he left for Yoncala to visit “SECRET OF THE WHISTLER” at the home of her son, Lode. Richard Dix - Leslie Brooks (Car Other visitors of Mrs. McDonald toon Unwelcome) before she left were Mrs. LuAnna Saturday June 7 Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. “DANNY BOY”-The Devil Dog Mrs. Johnson is the former Nan Marine Hero of K-9 Corps. Hall. “THEY JMADE ME A KILLER” Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harbison are Robert Lowery - Barbara Britton the parents of a boy weighing (Cartoon) seven and three-quarter pounds. Sun.-Mon. June 8-9 He was born May 29 at the Lloyd “SISTER KENNY”-Rosalind Rus- Maternity home in Riverview. Mrs. sell - Alexander Knox "Bug Bunny” Cartoon and News Lloyd opened the home recently and this birth was the second since Tues.-Wed. June 10-11 that time. "CHILD OF DIVORCE” - Sharyn E. A. (Lode) McDonald, former Moffett - Regis Toomey - Madge ly a resident of this vicinity, was Meredith "GENIOUS AT WORK” - Wally operated on May 19 at the Eman Brown-Alan Carney-Anne Jeffreys uel hospital, Portland, and at the Popeye Cartoon last reports is recovering very satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitsell and children were here last week end to visit at the home of Mrs. Zoe Whitsell, his mother, who re turned with them to Cutler City to spend part of the summer. A new arrival on Weed avenue Jog Theatre IS YOUR CAR WORTH IT! If it’s worth driving at all, your car deserves the kind of check-up and repair service we are equipped to give. Vernonia Serv. Sta. Phone 311 Vernonia, Ore. WEDDINGS GROUPS BANQUETS Zeman’s Studio CHILDREN A SPECIALTY Phone 1262 714 Third St 24 Hour Kodak Film Service Grant McCabe, son of Frank McCabe, has enlisted in the army air corps. He left here June 4, Wednesday, for McChord Field, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. McCabe are spending most of this week at Jefferson as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Johnson, former Ver- noia residents. Betty Counts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Counts, left a week ago Saturday for San Jose, Cali fornia to visit her two brothers and a sister. She plans to be there a- bout a month. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wagner and children left this week for Los Angeles, Calif, on a three-week vacation and business trip Clark Cain, ofice manager of West Oregon Electric, spent last week end at The Dalle3 visiting his mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Koski left this week for Arcata, California to make their home. He will act as manager for the Cedarwood Tim ber company’s operation there. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ensworth, former residents here, were in town Monday for a short time to greet friends. Mrs. Leatha Tously and son, Arthur, who recently received his discharge from the Navy after spending almost a year in the South Pacific, were here recently to visit friends. He began work last week as surveyor for con struction work at Cottoge Grove. Mrs. Tousley is employed by the veterans administration in Port land. Seventeen relatives and friends assembled at the W. D. Steele home Sunday, May 25, to celebrate Mrs. Steele’s birthday. Dinner was enjoyed outdoors under the trees. Mr. and Mrs. James Walker came from Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hallowell and Mr. and Mrs. Wil fred Hallowell arrived from Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Farnstrom and daughter, Joyce, of Vancouver brought Mrs. Melvin Newby, Melva Newby and Allan Billings of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Steele were also present. Events m Orecron be on the roster before the pro gram starts June 9. 350 PEOPLE WITNESS JERSEY CLUB’S COMPETITION M c M innville — a total of 121 Jerseys were exhibited before a crowd of 350 people at the annual Spring Jersey show at Yamhill county fair grounds, McMinnville, under the sponsorship of the Yam hill county Jersey cattle club. CENTENNIAL SEAL THEME OF ROSE FLOAT FOREST GROVE—The Centen nial Seal of Pacific university, submitted by Mrs. Dave Hulin, for mer art instructor at the univer sity, was selected this week by the Lions club as a theme for their en try in the Portland Rose Festival parade. Mrs. Hulin, wife of Wilbur S. Hulin, dean of the college of op tometry, won a $20 prize for the best idea offered by Sidney Har dy, member of the club and own er of Condit’s Cash Market. water system was passed at a special meeting vf *he city coun cil. The additional bond issue was made necesary by the increase in cost of labor and materials, result ing in the original bond issue of $650,000 being insufficient to com plete the project. EXPANSION SLATED FOR LUMBER PRODUCTION WILLAMINA — The Green Mountain Lumber company is a- waiting installation of transform ers in its planing mill in Willa mina, Ralph Cole, member of the firm said and as soon as they are in, the planner will be ready to start operations. The Willamina Lumber company CARPENTER WORK Let us build for you or make needed repairs now. We speci alize in thi3 work and our prices are reasonable. SEE YORK, THE BUILDER FOR ESTIMATES E. M. YORK CONTRACTOR & BUILDER 108 A St. ROM DESIGNING PEOPLE ... for you BOND ISSUE TO FINISH WATER SYSTEM OKEHED HILLSBORO—An ordinance au thorizing the issuance of $160,000 in water bonds to complete the reconstruction of the Hillsboro > I Columbia Diamond Rings are the product of designing people—• who know beauty. Columbia Diamond Rings are the object of discerning people — who want beauty. Both interests are served here — for Columbia Diamond Rings AKE beauty. I GOLFERS I The golf season is now in full swing. We carry an excellent line of merchandise that can be found only in pro shops, such as: cad dy carts, clubs, bags, balls, gloves, caps, etc. These make wonderful gifts for the golfer. Also watch for the anouncement of big club picnic soon VERNONIA COUNTRY CLUB A. L. KULLANDER WATCHMAKER — JEWLER Official SUMMER STAFF HERE COMPLETED PRINV1LLE—The Prinville Jay- cees last week announced the names of the instructors who will lead the summer recreational pro gram. William Stryker, who has been athletic instructor and teach er at the Crooked River grade school this year is taking over the direction of all playground activ ities in the program. To date more than 100 chilrden have registered for this program and it is expected that more will started its night shift, Monday ev ening,last week adding 50 men to the pay roll at the mill and putting on almost as many more in the logging industry to keep the saw mill supplied. Watch Inspector S. P. & S. Ry. ^ZHZHZHZHZHZHZMZHZNZHZHZHHZHZHZHZHZHZI^ H H H H AT SS H H H O F F M A N 9 S 5i HOUSE CLEANING NEEDS H H each 85c H H BRUCE FLOOR CLEANER qt. 75c YACHT MOPS qt. 60c O-CEDAR palish mops each $1.49 H X SOIL-OFF CLEANER H AEROWAX, no rubbing Pt. 30c DUST and POLISH MOPS $1.49 BROOMS $1.50, $1.75 & $1.95 O-CEDAR self polishing wax qt. 90c PUSH BROOMS each $4.95 y H GLO-COAT half-gal. $1.75 SOILAX pkg. 25c H H S1MONIZE Liq. Wax %-gaI. $1.49 For Wall Washing, Paint Cleaning DIC-A-DOO pkg. 30c H X GLASS CLEANER and SPRAYER 50c Paint Cleaner H H H We Have These Furniture Polishes H H From Which to Choose H H LIQUID VENEER, OLD ENGLISH, O-CEDAR, SHELL. 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