Events in
Oregon
PLYWOOD HOT PRESS
FULL PRODUCTION
WILLAMINA—What is probab
ly the largest hot plate press in
the industry swung into full pro-
—
SHOE REPAIRING
ALL KINDS
Shoes and Logging
Boots for sale
Lumber Aprons Made
to order
E. F. CHAMBLISS
761 Second Street
duction last week at the Associated
Plywood Mills, Inc.
Willamina
plant when the work of turning
out exterior plywood which was
begun last week got on a full pro
duction basis a day or so ago.
The 20-opening press, so huge
that the first piece of equipment
to arrive weighed over 20 tons, is
capable of turning out 40 five by
twelve feet three ply panels at
once. It was made by an Aberdeen
manufacturing company.
EVERY’TREE’S AMBITION
I am a logger.
the brush.
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Planning A Picnic?
I lost my home and
NO MATTER
WHERE YOU
GO . . .
the
YOU
SUFFERING
ARE
FROM PAINFUL ARTHRITIS
AND RHEUMATISM?
NUE-OVO literature is free to suf
ferers of painful Arthritis and Rheu
matism. A liquid compound of roo.,3
and herbs, Nue-Ovo is claimed to
bring relief by users from many
states—though doctors differ to its
merits, iust as they differ to the
cause. Write today at no cost or ob
ligation about Nue-Ovo to Research
Laboratories, Inc., 403 N.W. 9th
Ave., Portland 9, Oregon. Paid Adv.
tended Sim Jarvie from the U. S.
forest service and Bernie Orell,
state protection officer, were—on
hand.
F'i??I AND LUMBER,
INDUSTRAIL HOPE
MEDFORD—The growth of a
largo scale manufacturing industry
in the Rogue river valley area
is a remote matter, but manufact
uring, based upon remanufactur
ing of lumber products, and in
dustrial developement based upon
use of an expanding agricultural
production, are possible in the im
mediate future, according to a re
port just released by the associa
tion and the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
COUNTY RECORDS
TWO POLIO CASES
MCMINNVILLE—Two cases of
infantile paralysis have been re
ported in the county during the
past two weeks.
These are the only two cases
reported in the County thus far
th's year compared to seven cases
last year.
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Over Two Million
Trees Planted
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Then
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BACK AGAIN!
Sat. Night, Aug. 23
I had a job for
my job. KEEP OREGON GREEN.
DANCE
LEGION HALL, Vernonia
A total of 2,328,000 seedling
trees was planted on the national
forest^ of Oregon and Washington
during the fiscal year 1947, ac
cording to a report just issued by
the U. S. forest service, Portland.
This was sufficient to plant 3,975
acres, says the report.
Aa additional 1,400,000 trees
were available in the government
nursery but were not planted be
cause of delays occasioned by
labor and appropiation difficulties.
These will be held over until the
next planting season, when they
will be planted as three-year-old
stock. Usual practice is to plant
the nursery seedlings at age two
years.
Principal planting areas were on
the Olympic national forest, north
western Washington, 487,000 trees;
Siuslaw, on the Oregon coast,
138,700 trees; and Snoqualmie, in
the Washington Cascade range,
100,00O trees. Planting also was
done on the Fremont, Rogue River,
Siskiyou, and Umpqua in Oregon;
and on the Columbia, Mount
Baker, and Wenatchee in Wash
ington.
The forest service nursery is
located on Wind River, in southern
game,
ball
dinner,
visiting,
be well
dressed
in
clothes
that
are cleaned for
like-new appear
ance and longer
wear.
Vernonia Cleaners
Washington, near the town of
Carson. It is again operating at
capacity, after low production dur
ing the war years. A new nursery
for ponderosa pine is being de
veloped near Bend, Oregon. It is
expected to be in operation during
the coming year. Total that will
be available for planting in fiscal
year 1948 is 5,931,000 trees, con
sisting of Douglas fir, Stika spruce
Port Orford cedar, and ponderosa
pine, according to the forest ser
vice.
The Columbia national forest
planted 22 acres in cooperation
with the Boy Scouts and Future
Farmers of America; and the
Mount Baker planted nine acres in
cooperation with the Boy Scouts.
PAINTING
INTERIOR AND
EXTERIOR
All work and material guaran
teed. Prices Reasonable
FREE ESTIMATES
QON OU CT E D
P r .Q uîz
M odern
t APPLIANCES
CHAS. SEE3ERGER
Contractor
856 Rose Ave.
UNION
SERVICE
Gasoline
Motor Oil
Lubrication
Washing
Polishing
Waxing
... and above all-service
with a smile.
Notice: Jim Ilond is working
with us now and offers expert
motor tune-up work to our
customers.
JAKE’S
UNION SERVICE
AN8WER8 BELOW
• G A S •
FOR COUNTRY HOMES
Today, no matter where you live, you can enjoy the convenience
of modern gas cooking and heating! Cost is low—convenience
high—positively dependable.
Natural propane gas is periodically metered directly to your
storage tank from our trucks—and burns just like city gas!
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Dependable Cooking!
Average family cooking, baking and broiling can be done for
approximately $2.60 per month. Gleaming white, easy-to-clean
gas ranges now on display, from $86.50 to $254.50.
Automatic Hot Water!
Automatic water heaters will keep gallons of hot water ready
for instant use. Approximate operating costs will average about
$3.00 per month. Units available for immediate installation,
from $89.50 up.
Automatic House Heating!
Floor furnaces available in manual or thermostatic controlled
models, $96.50 to $175.00. Operating costs vary widely with
families and with houses, and will run slightly higher than wood
or oil—BUT, gas heat is automatic and dependable—no smoke,
no sftiell, no soot!
We invite you to see our display of standard make, AGA-approved,
LP-gas appliances. All available on easy budget terms.
Our Guarantee!
and for Heaven’s sake nmembgr Z
\ a HOBBS batterq next timej 9#
• Everything you need from start to finish can
be found on the shelves at King’s. Fill your pic
nic baskets with the many good foods which
make such an outing a pleasure for the entire
family.
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KING’S Grocery - Market
Phone 91
Riverview
there, Henry. Hobbs batteries are
qualitv built to deliver long-lived,
dependable service. Only the finest
of available materials go into a
Hobbs. That’s why a Hobbs battery
has a way of keeping you going...
not letting you down.
GET GONG with HOBBS
GREENWOOD MOTORS
Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Job Rated Trucks
Vernonia, Ore.
Our ranges are absolutely guaranteed. Take one into your home,
use it for three weeks . . . and if you are not entirely satisfied,
we’ll gladly refund your money.
EASY TO INSTALL
ECONOMICAL TO OPERATE
The little woman'« .of eomethin.
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“Where Your Money Buys More”
At the Mile Bridge
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somebody tossed a cigarette into
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Stars of KVAN 4-4:30 Fridays
KWJJ 5-6 Saturdays
THURSDAY, ÁUGUST 21, 1947
life in an Oregon valley.
NORTHWEST FORESTERS
PREPARED FOR FIRES
FOREST GROVE—If large for
est fires ever again strike the
Northwest Oregon district, for
esters will be ready to cope with
the situation. Overhead person
nel and forestry chiefs conferred
here recently on crew organization
for the district.
Eighteen key
men including fire bosses, time
keepers and section bosses at-
Western Symphoniers
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Ph. 1121
Isoceles, 1695 and Hurdle answer the questions
. . . and MODERN GAS & APPLIANCES has
the answer to gas heating and ccoking prob
lems. Call us for an estimate on installing a
Propane gas system, Caloric range and Brilliant
Fire space heater.
MODERN GAS & APPLIANCES
L.P6. PROPANE
PHONE 3161
HOUSEHOLD
APPLIANCES
RT. 2-BOX 322 A-PAUL HINAM0N-OWN ER, ALSO N VERNONIA,OREGON
|Vt Ml. FROM
HILLSBORO
ON
PORTLAND
HI WAY 2