2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947
THE EAGLE, YERNONIA, ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vem Adams
and baby daughter from Berkeley
California visited his father and
mother Mr. and Mrs. Paul Naviaux
last Sunday, leaving for home
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa spent
their 44th wedding anniversary
August 17 with their daughter
Wilma Borton, and family.
Mrs. Ester Morgan and mother-
in-law, Mrs. Sadie Naviaux, Mrs.
Crecie Bass, Mrs. Herlene Robert
son and Mrs. Wilma Borton motor
ed to Portland last Thursday to
see Ralph Borton who is in a
cast and will be for several weeks.
of whom have been a part of the
power administration since its in
ception in 1937, is irreparable, Ad
ministrator Raver said. Their dis
missal places a heavy burden on
those remaining because the work
of the administration increases
each year as the system expands
and work requirements grow much
heavier.
The Administrator said the re
duction in the Operation and Main
tenance division would be most felt
because of the fact .that most
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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. KulLander
and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith of
Independance spent last week end
at Long Beach, Washington, leav
ing Friday and returning Sunday.
Two O-A employees were taken
to St.' Vincents hospital, Portland,
in the Bush ambulance last Fri
day to be treated for hand injuries.
The injured men were R. A. Wil
liams and J. G. Colquette.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange and
granddaughter, Sunny Lee DeHart,
were Portland visitors over the
week end with James <F. Lange
and family and the Bob Burt
family. Mr. Burt is in a bakery in
Portland with his brother and
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proves them as dependable as
other workers.
They're PRODUCTIVE
properly placed, are as efficient
as able-bodied workers, and often
They’re QUALIFIED
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The Veterans Administration
checks the aptitudes of these men
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White Sidewall tires now
available in limited quan-
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Hours: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. except Tuesday
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Four and five pieces in a variety of styles
sure to please and at reasonable prices.
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a training program for those dis
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Superbuilt
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Carpenter Work
Or Concrete Work
By contract or hour.
We
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For estimates see or call
E. M. YORK
GENERAL
108 A. St.
CONTRACTOR
Phone 1107,
Bunk Beds
616 Employees
Out Due to Cut
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Timber Rt., Box 56
Vernonia, Oregon
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A total of 616 persons, a major
ity of them in the Portland area,
have been released by the Bonne
ville "power administration in order
to bring personnel of the agency
into line with recent congressional
action reducing the administra
tion’s appropiation for operations
and maintenance from $4,300,000
for the fiscal year 1947 to $2,500,-
000 for the current year.
Paul J. Raver, Bonneville ad
ministrator, said that the reduction
was effected by drastic curtail
ment all along the line and that
time only would tell what the
over-all effect would be on opera
tions of the power system, the
largest high-voltage distribution
network in the United States.
The reduction in force brought
the total number of annual em
ployees down to 851 from last
year’s figure of 1393. Seventy-
four hourly positions were abolish
ed leaving 600 on the rolls. A
breakdown of the office by office
curtailment within the 4^^
tration shows.
The loss of these people, many
•Soy Theatre
V emonia,
Oregon
Thur-Fri.
August 21,-22
"SONG OF SCHEHERAZADE”
Technicolor-Eve Arden-Philip Reed
John Qualen-Yvonne De Carlo-
Brain Donlevy-Jean Pierre Aumoat
“Technicolor Cartoon”
Saturday
August-23
“KING OF THE WILD HORSES”
Preston Foster-Gail Patrick-Bill
Sheffield and introducing ROYAL
the wonder wild horse.
“EARLY SPORT QUIZ” Special
Cartoon Jivin Bears
Sun-Mon.
August 24-25
’POSSESSED’-Joan Crawford-Van
Heflin-Raymond Massey-Geraldine
Brooks, Cartoon and News.
Tues-Wed.
August 26-27
“SWELL GUY”-Sonny Tufts-Ann
Blyth-Ruth Warrick—A Swell Guy
except to the women who knew
him.
“THREE IN THE SADDLE’ -Dave
O’Brien-Tex Ritter, as the Texas
Rangers
Plus
ur Delicious
Cookies
For
A Tasteful Dessert
VERNONIA BAKBBV
HOME OF BUTTER KRUST BREAD
Prepare For
The Future
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Be ready for any emergency that may arise.
Protect your family and yourself against sick
ness, accidents and other difficulties with a
Savings Account
Federal Deposit Insurance protects you up to M.000.00.
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Ask
for details.
Vernonia Branch
The Commercial Bank of Banks
y
Affiliated with the Commercial National Bank
of Hillsboro, Oregon J
Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Folding Cots
Rose Avenue Garage
H. H. Sturdevant
recently purchased a new home at
Beaverton.
Mrs. Lewis Laramore had a
going away party for her niece,
Miss Lavania McNichols from
Tacoma, Washington. Those pre
sent were: Myrna Brandl, Shirley
Cates, Harriet Heath, Dorothy
Backer, Patricia Stiff and Dorothy
Gwin.
C. R. Willard is visiting at the
They are
Mike Willard home,
brothers and have not seen each
other before as they were both
raised in foster homes.
Mrs. W.O.Workman of Boulder
Camp is visiting here at the home
of her sons, Robert and, Walter,
on Timber route.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman
spent last week end at the home
of Mrs. C. S. Hoffman at McKen
zie Bridge.
Mrs. H. L. Russell returned
Saturday from Camp Adams out
of Molalla, where she served as
counselor at the Nazarene girl's
camp. About 95 girls attended.
Mrs. Anne Thompson and daugh
ter, Marcine, of North Platte,
Nebraska and Mrs. Will Spurr of
Scottsbluff, Nebraska are visiting
this week at the Harry Eckland
home. They are sisters of Mr.
Eckland.
Going to Portland last Sunday
for the Portland open golf tourney
were Bud Bush, Kent Bauersfeld,
Red Ade, Jack Anderson, Bob King.
John Roediger and Ervin Mullins.
They also saw the football game
that night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M ¡kelson, old
time Washington friends of Mrs.
A. E. Jennings, now of Empire
Oregon, were here Thursday, Aug
ust 14 to see Mrs. Jennings for the
first time in many years. Visit
ing Mrs. Jennings last Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kilby
and son of Elsie.
Mrs. Ray Robertson entered the
Osteopathic hospital last Thurs
day for an operation. She return
ed to her home here early this
week.
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Labor records show disabled vets,
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routine maintenance of the system
would have to "go out the‘window”
and the work placed on a trouble
shooting basis. It would no long
er be possible to keep brush down,
right of way clear, substations in
top condition, he said. All this
must be deferred until such time
as additional funds become avail
able.
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