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2 THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1950 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. Scouts Plan For Court Mon. TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Lyle Ray and son. Jerry, of Amarillo, Texas arrived in Vernonia recently for a visit with Mrs. Ray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bayley, and Raymond Bayley who attends Pacific Uni versity at Forest Grove. Mrs. Ray and son returned to their home after spending several days here. Mr. and Mrs. Jess D. Hathaway who reside in a trailer house at Trehame drove to Pacific City ast week end and returned here Monday. They found the weather more agreable there than here. Louis H. Cates returned home Sunday, January 8 from Spring field, Missouri where he was called December 29 to the bed- fide and death of his brother, W. A. Cates. On his return he rtopped at Denver, Colorado for a short visit with his daughter, Delphine, and family. Albert Childs, city recorder, has been confined to his home over a week due to illness. Mrs. Maxine Miller is acting tem porarily as recorder for the city. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Landers are the parents of a girl born Thursday at the Portland Os teopathic hospital. She has been oamed Kristen Ann and weighed »even pounds, seven ounces. Miss Pat Lobdell was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital, Portland Monday for an opera tion. She was taken to town by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morgan. Albert Woolsey, Sr., came home from St. Vincent’s hospital last Friday after an operation on his arm from which he is re Joy Theatre Vernonia, Oregon THUNS.-FRI. JAN. 19-20 ’Top O’The Morning" Bing Crosby - Barry Fitzgerald SATURDAY JAN. 21 "Thieves Highway" Richard Conte-Valentina Cortese SUN MON. JAN. 22-23 The date was definitely set this week for the troop court of honor for Vernonia Boy Scouts for the evening of Monday, Jan uary 23, Lloyd Quinn, Scout master, said. The event, which is unusual for the Vernonia troop will take place at the Washing ton school at 8 p.m. Local boys have been advanced for the work they have accom plished at district courts in the past, the Scoutmaster said, and this court will be the first held for members of the troop here only. Chairman of the court will be either Ralph Shumm or P. Beryl Morris. All parents, friends and interested people are invited. Kenneth Parker ■will be ad vanced to first class Scout rank Monday. Boys who will receive merit badges and their subjects are: Charles McAdam—cooking, first aid, reading; Fred Lindsley rocks and minerals, reading first PICTURED here is a horse logging operation in a 4ihe Jack Crawford ranch at Mist. At the time this s 0-year-old stand of second growth Douglas fir nearnap was taken a deck of saw logs was being started aid; Arleigh Laramore—reading; Claude Gibson — leather craft; Bobby Rose—first aid; Earl Kipp _ wood carving; Donald Morgan —wood work; Teddy Grice— home repairs; Pat Lloyd—car pentry, signaling, rocks and min erals; Earl Ray—pioneering, first aid, safety; David Strong—elec tricity, pathfinding, personal health; Kenneth Jacobs—home repairs, wood carving. Private Albert Huntley, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Huntley, Ver nonia, a member of the 79th Engineer Maintenance company in Kyoto, Japan, is now enjoying a seven day leave to visit the 584th Engineer Construction Group at Tokyo. Private Huntley entered the Army at Portland December 26, 1948 and completed infantry basic training at Fort Ord, Cali fornia. He received orders for assignment in the Far East Com mand during April, 1949 and has been assigned to his present or ganization since May 21. The 79th Engineer Maintenance company has charge of the main tenance of all heavy construction equipment, such as bulldozers, large trucks and cranes, for all of central Honshu, largest of the Japanese islands. "Home oi the Brave" covering satisfactorily. Mr. and Mri. Theodore Niemi from Brimson? Minnesota are here visiting their daughter and Douglas Dick - Steve Brody husband, Mr. and Mrs. George TUES.-WED. JAN. 24-25 Koski. They arrived last Sunday •and plan to stay two weeks. They will also visit in Seattle before returning East. Mrs. Hamp Roberson, Jr., has Howard Duff - Shelley Winters taken a teaching position at the Plus Washington school to fill the “Oklahoma Raiders” vacancy resulting from the re Tex Ritter - Fuzzy Knight signation of Mrs. Darold Proehl. "Johnny Stool Pigeon" Sleep In Comfort DATES TO REMEMBER Thurs., Jan. 19 — Vernonia Rod and Gun club meeting, high school, 8 p.m. Fri., Jan. 20 — V.F.W. basketball team to meet all-girl Red Head team, high school gym. Sun.. Jan. 22 — Community Sing at Nazarene church, 2:30 p.m. Mon.. Jan. 23 — Troop court of honor, Washington school at 8 p.m. CIO-PAC Meet Set for fan. 22 The second meeting of the CIO PAC’s First Congressional dis trict committee will be held in Forest Grove on Sunday, Jani; ary 22, Robert Klemsen of St. Helens, secretary of the committee, an nounced this week. The meeting will be held at the 1WA hall, beginning at 1:00 p.m. At 3:00 p.m. the meeting will be thrown open to the public for the showing of a film on poli- tical, action and talks by Howard Morgan, former state legislature, on the subject of the proposed re-apportionment of the state legislature and congressional dis tricts of the state, and by Joe Miller of Seatt'e, Executive sec retary of the CVA committee, on the Columbia Valley administra tion legislation. The first meeting of the group was held at Vernonia on Decem ber 18. Between 75 and 100 dele gates and visitors are expected to attend. YOU TROUBLE? CROSS CHAINS have mothproofed your gar- MIST — The bridge over the Northrup creek has been repaired and traffic has been resumed over it again. Lousignont was in Clatskanie Friday. The going was pretty tough. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Quirin and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roeser were in Portland last week one day. The Walt Batesons were in Vernonia Saturday. service and the protection it meni. about Inquire this Vernonia Cleaners WEATHER PROOFING JAKE’S SERVICE UNION SERVICE Don't Lo*« Your Job hearing MOVING? ".non. Will H«lp You CASON TRANSFER Com« In, er Writ« for Mr. l . c. Si.nvick MacDONALD HOTEL — MON., JAN. 23 V MONO-PAC 10:00 A. M. to 6:00 P.M. A*k for Mr. Sienvick One-Unit Hearing Aid Evening Appointments Batteries for all aids Sponsored by James N. Taft & Associates 712 S. W. 9ih Avenue — Portland. Oregon FREE DEMONSTRATION . Office at Sundland Electric Combined Statement of THE COMMERCIAL GROUP of RANKS December 31,1949 At the meeting of the Scap poose city council Monday of last week, Wendell Hill resigned as treasurer, due to the pressure of his own business. Ray G. Herstine was appointed to suc- ceed Hill and will have his of fice in the Texaco station. M. J. Butler, former mayor of Scappoose, was appointed to the city council to replace Walter Frischman who has moved from the city. RESOURCES Cash on Hand and Due from Banks United States Government Bonds Municipal Bonds Municipal Warrants Federal Reseive Bank Stock I Banking Houses Leasehold Improvement to Banking Houses Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment Other Resources Overdrafts Loans & Discounts Less Reserve 7,774,802.73 60,782.75 I TOTAL Vernonia, Oregon 7,714,019.98 $22,462,708.22 Capital Surplus Undivided Profits Reserve for Contingencies the scientifically designed mattress that gives you complete rest. 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