2 THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1950
THE
TOPICS
TOWN
Beverly Herrin arrived safely
at Fort Worth, Texas T.C.A. She
waa here tor two weeks and few
back, leaving Sunday.
MOUNTAIN HEART Social club
dance, January 14, I.O.O.F. hall.
Door prise.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robinson
returned here this week after
»pending the Christmas holidays
at Amarillo, Texas with relatives.
They left here on the trip De-
i ember 15.
MOUNTAIN HEART Social club
dance. January 14. I.O.O.F. hall.
Door prize.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dow left
early this week for a vacation
trip to Mexico. Kent Bauers-
feld operated the Joy Theater for
several nights early this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McNutt
have taken leave of absence and
sailed January 4 on the SS Lur-
iin for Hawaii where they expect
to spend the next six months.
MOUNTAIN HEART Social club
dance, January 14. I.O.O.F. hall.
Door prize.
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Mrs. A. E. Jennings wishes to
thank the people of Vernonia
for the very joyous Christmas
that she had. She had visitors
from Portland, Forest Grove, and
Vernonia. She also reminds all
people to attend the Townsend
meeting at the MacDonald hotel
<.n the 13th of January which is
also Dr. Townsend’s birthday.
Snow Depth at
Mist Is 9.5 In.
MIST — Happy New Year
from the valley folk and ye
Scribe and snow to the depth or
9% inches with cold freezing
weather 8 above.
Guests over the holidays at the
Austin Dowling home were Mr.
and Mrs. Alvery Trotter and
two children from Sweet Home,
grandson and daughter of the
Dowlings.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Alexander
from Vernonia spent Christmas
with her mother, the Knowles.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom
are down in California at Grass
Valley visiting her parents.
School pupils returned to their
duties again Tuesday after a ten-
day vacation.
The Percy Metis’s called on
Mrs. Chas. Sundland during the
weekend a week ago.
The Claud Johnsons and Carl
Enneberg called at the Roy
Hughes home New Year’s Eve.
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VERNONIA,
ORE.
DATES TO REMEMBER
Sat.. Jan. 7 — Annual meeting of
the Vernonia Rod and Gun
club. 8 p.m~ high school.
Sun.. Jan. 8 — Community Sing.
Assembly of God church, 2:30
p.m.
Mon.. Jan. 2 — First 1950 maei-
inng of Boy Scouts at cabin.
Scout, Cub and merit badge
committees to meet also. 7:45
p.m.
Tues., Jan. 10 — Logger netmen
meet St. Helens here.
Wed.. Jan. 11 — Vernonia Coun-
try Club stag dinner.
FrL Jan. 20 — V.F.W. basketball
team to meet all-girl Red Head
team, high school gym.
Three Business Places
Robbed at Clatskanie
Safes in three Clatskanie busi-
nesses were broken into, pre-
sumably early Tuesday
morning of last week
and approximately $3670 in cur
rency and silver was taken.
Colvins Pool Hall suffered loss
of about $3,000; Lewis Market,
$550 and Austin’s Grocery, $120.
Papers and endorsed checks
were not taken by the robbers at
any of the three places but they
were strewn upon the fioor
around the safes.
The nation’s production
goat’s milk is valued at $100,-
000,000 a year.
Coasting Parties Enjoyed at Mist
MIST — The Geo. Jones ate
their Christmas dinner with the
Libel family.
Miriam Corll was indisposed
and took a few days off from
her store clerking duties during
the last of the week.
Coasting parties seem the or
der of these days, coasting by
night by a bon fire at the foot
of the hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baillett
spent the holidays in Snohomish,
Washington with the Dalton fami
ly.
Over the holiday guests at
the A. R. Melis home were, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Melis from Idaho
and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ferguson
and Carol Sue from Kirkland,
Washington. Chas. Melis from
Florence, Mrs. Helen Kizer from
Mapleton, Chas. Webber from
Portland and Miss Rae Berland
Jrom Tacoma, Washington.
Monday evening guests at the
Carl Enneberg home were Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Johnson and
two daughters, and Roy Hughes
and Helen Johnson. The even
ing was spent in music and songs.
Jim Hill ate Christmas dinner
with his daughter, Mrs. L. P.
Wikstrom, Sr. Other • guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roeser
and two children and Mr. and
Mrs. Norvin Wikstrom and son
from Vernonia.
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Next Meeting of WMS
Scheduled January 11
MIST — The W.M.S. will meet
at the home of Mrs. A. R. Melis
on January 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sundland
and Sharon spent the Christmas
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Sundland. They
live at McMinnville.
The Carter family moved to
Birkenfeld from the Melvin Sax
on house and the Saxon’s moved
in.
The human heart
100,000 times a day
Alder Volume
Table Compiled
A red alder volume table de
signed to aid all hardwood log
gers and mill men in Oregon,
has been completed through the
cooperative efforts of the Oregon
state board of forestry, the Pa
cific Northwest forest and range
experiment station, British Co
lumbia forest service and the
Weyerhauser Timber Company,
according to George Spaur, state
forester.
The forester stated that increas
ed logging and milling operations
in alder stands created a demand
for the volume table. The tables
have been printed on a conveni
ent pocket size card and indicate
the board foot volumes of stand
ing or felled and bucked alder
timber
Spaur stated that the pocket
card and a five-page research
bulletin containing additional in
formation may be obtained free
of charge by writing to the state
forester’s office in Salem.
Compilation of the alder volume
table was made possible by funds
obtained from the forest research
and experimental tax act of 1947.
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