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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1947
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
“PLANNED ECONOMY”
By PAULSON
Market Place of the
Nehalem Valley--
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Miaa Sylvia Claggett, former
art teacher at the Washington
grade school, has been appointed
instructor of art for the year
1947-48 at Oregon College of Ed­
ucation at Monmouth. Miss Clag­
gett received her B.A. degree from
Monmouth in 1943. She has been
at Stanford the past' year and has
recently been granted her M. A.
from that institution.
Mrs. Joe McNutt is in St. Vin­
cent’s hospital, Portland, where
she underwent a spinal operation
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hayes and Mrs.
Jiayes’ mother, Mrs. Cropper, all
CARS LAST
LONGER
WITH
T «ADE* ARK
_ —
UNDERSEAL
rubberized
PROTECTIVE COATING
It’s the new sprayed-on coat­
ing that covers underbody
surfaces with a tough, %
inch thick “hide” which pro­
tects against rust, absorbs
body noises, keeps cars new
and quiet-riding longer. Ask
us today about this protec­
tion that’s guaranteed for the
life of your car.
Greenwood Motors
Fudge, Plymouth and Dodge
Job-rated Truck Dealer
Phone 1121
former Vernonia residents were
here last Thursday as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marshall. Mr.
Hayes was the first general super­
intendent of the Oregon-American
during the construction period and
when the mill opened.
DANCE, V. F. W. Auxiliary
June 28. Adm. 75c plus tax. Legion
Hall, Vernonia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer re­
turned Saturday from a vacation
trip which they started Memorial
day and which took them to many
places in California to visit friends
and relatives. They went as far
south as Los Angeles before start­
ing the return and reported a very
enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen
and Mr. and Mrs. James Davies
Sr. returned Sunday evening from
a week’s vacation trip to Van­
couver and
Victoria,
B.
C.
Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Sr., and Mr,
and Mrs. Don Allister, who have
been visiting the Salomonsens
and Mr. and Mrs. James Davies,
Jr., left Tuesday morning for
Huntington Park, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Patterson
and son, Arthur, of Shelby, Mon­
tana visited last week at the home
of Mrs. Patterson’s mother, Mrs.
E. Nielson and at the home of
her sister, Mrs. L. Critelli. Mrs.
Patterson was formerly Myrtle
Hall of this city.
DANCE, V. F. W. Auxiliary,
June 28. Adm. 75c plus tax. Legion
Hall, Vernonia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nordgreen
of Forest Grove, friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Nelson, arrived
in Sundsvall, Storfron, Sweden the
14th of June after a 39-hour ride
by plane non-stop. They enjoyed
the trip very much they have
written the Nelsons.
"You Are What You Eat"
Announcing__
The Opening of the
Dining Room
Eagle Classified Ads
BUTTER KRUST BREAD
Arden Ice
Cream
Large Assortment of Candy
VERNONIA BAKERY
HOME OF BUTTER KRUST BREAD
DIRECTIVE SUPERSEDES All PAST OR FUTURE DIRECTIVES
"THIS
AND ALL LAWS OR DECISIONS OPPOSED TO IT ,,. Thsre, by Golly,
that will hold theml”
Mrs. Bertha Hawken returned
to Portland Saturday after spend­
ing two weeks at the home of her
son, Lyman Hawken.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Smith have
moved to Elsie for the summer
where he is engaged in logging.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kaspar were
dinner guests at the Lewis Lara-
more home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Watson are
the parents of a daughter, Jannett
Susan, born June 16. She weighed
five pounds, eight ounces.
The C. E. Richardsons from
Portland and Mrs. Richardson’s
mother, Mrs. Graham, spent last
Sunday, June 22, here visiting
friends»
In Portland Tuesday evening to
see the program at the Paramount
theater were Mrs. Jack Nance,
Mrs. Hazel Shipman, Miss Vivian,
Laird, Mrs. Dorothy Cederburg,
Miss Neoma McMullen and Mrs. J.
A. Bush, Jr.
Very few people appreciate that
the works of a watch contains over
100 parts: the balance wheel turns
432,000 times a day; the escape­
ment wheel makes 12.960 revolu­
tions a day.
Hotel MacDonald
Monday, June 23
Sam Y. Gregory has recently purchased
the Hotel MacDonald, has made extensive
alterations and promises JUST GOOD
FOOD and home atmosphere.
PLANNING
A
VACATION?
If you are don’t overlook these
four “musts” for your car:
and refill cooling
1 Drain
system and add rust
sistent.
Thoroughly lubricate
2 change oil filter and
and refill differen-
3 Drain
tial and transmission.
and adjust front
** 4 Repack
wheel bearings.
Lee Motors
Sales and Service
PHONE
173
•Joy Theatre
Oregon
Thur-Fri.
June 26-27
“THE PLAINSMAN” Gary Cooper
and Jean Arthur.
“GLIMPSES OF CALIFORNIA
Traveltalk in technicolor. Cartoon
Nutritious
as well as
Delicious
Saturday
Jun>e 28
“O-S-S-” Alan Ladd and Geraldine
Fritzgerald
Playing hv ear Pete Smith Special
Popeye Cartoon
June 29-30
Sun-Mon.
Serve Ice Cream often to your
family.
This delicious confec­
tion is full of food value for
6 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Buffet Suppers
growing
children
From where I sit... Z/ Joe M ■•"h
Sources of Platinum in order of
importance are: Canada, Columbia,
Great Britain and Russia.
Vernonia,
at the
Advcrtwtmenl
and adults,
Crazy Hat
Wins Refrigerator!
One of those “Breakfast in the
morning" radio shows came to Capi­
tol City last week, and Sarrah Carey
won first prize for wearing the cra­
ziest hat in the audience. It was a
full-sized refrigerator! (The prize,
not the hat.)
“Glad them hats of hers paid off
at last,” says Ed, treating the
whole thing like a joke. But you
could see he was proud of Sarrah.
From where I sit, there’s another
thing Ed can be proud of: the way
he’s put up with those hats of
Sarrah’s, with never a criticism; just
as she’s put up with Ed’s pipe and
the other little freedoms he enjoys.
They’ve got that refrigerator
home now, stocked with beer; and
we’re going over tonight to drink a
toast—not just to Sarrah's hats tak­
ing first prize . .. but to a happily
married couple, who’ve learned to
live with one another’s differences
in tastes—whether it’s a taste for
hats or beer!
Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation
A new war-born product is
being introduced to the
Vernonia and Columbia
County area.
It is a material as clear as glass, yet pliable as
cloth, absolutely will not tear, crack or lose its
shape from heat, and is non-toxic. It is easily
cleaned in hot soapy water, can even be put
into boiling suds, and is the answer to the laun­
dry problems. Many articles, such as aprons
for home and industry, rain clothes, table cloths,
seat covers for cars and bed mattresses, are
being manufactured from it.
Anyone wishing to learn about this product
can reach the representative by sending a penny
post card to,
and
Club Banquets
by appointment
Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Cartoon and News.
SAFE-KEEPING
SERVICE
Important documents such as legal papers, in­
surance policies, government bonds, etc., are
difficult to replace.
PLACE THEM IN SAFE KEEPING WITH US
$3.00 per year
WE HAVE INSTALLED
MODERN SAFETY ROXES
Vernonia Branch
The Commerçai Bank of Banks
Affiliated with the Commercial National Bank
of Hillsboro. Oregon
Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
July 1-2
Tues-Wed.
"ROLL ON TEXAS MOON”
Roy Rogers and Trigger
“THE THIRTEENTH HOUR”
Richard
Dix
-Karem
Morley
MRS. C.A. SHERMAN
KEASEY ROUTE
VERNONIA, ORE.
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HOFFMAN’S
FIESTA WARE AGAIN
32-piece Set oS Dishes
6 cups,
$14.25
6 saucers, 6 nine-inch plates 6 pie plates, 6 sauce pans, 1 platter
1 bowl
WEED-NO-MORE, kill, ugly lawn
ATLAS MASON FRUIT JARS
weed*. Treat. 1600 sq. feet $1.00 Quarts, doz. 79c Pints 2 doz. $1.25
EZY-CUT GRASS CLIPPERS
GALVANIZED HAND SPRAYERS
(were $1.65)
special $1.49
25c
HEDGE SHEARS special
$4.19 FLY DED & BIF pint can
25c
(were $4.50)
SPIN-RAIN SPRINKLERS
$1.80
Telephone 181
Vernonia, Ore.
Hoffman Hardware Co.
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