T THURSDAY, FEB 21, 1952
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA.
CLASSIFIEDS
ORE
Bowling Results I Vernonia Wins
WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Betty’s Cafe
16
From Mt Hood
Johnson’s Service
15
Dessy’s
14
Vernonia Eagle
13
Oregon-American
12
Reb kah Lodge
12
11
I FOR SALE—Real Estate Vernonia Drug
FOR SALE—General
Pal Shop
9
I FOR SALE OR RENT: Good
Hot Shots
7
•4» BUICK
<18«. clean, »200
Individual high game, Evelyn
•carh.
Girl’s bicycle, reg. size,
house, 7*4 acres, city water. i Thompson. 191; individual high
like new. $25. Will trad' P-38
; series,
Bonnie Wilcoxen, 531;
$8900.
pistol for binoculars or ??, C.
team high gam?. Rebekahs. 520;
FOR SALE OR RENT: Three-
■ .
■ 11-s, Vernonia Drug,
Shaw, 4th St., Riverview.
7t3
|
room house and garage; 2
1456. Splits: Esme Closner, 3-10:
Beverly Closner, 5-7; Dolly Laird
chicken houses, 6 lots. $2500,
3EW I NG MACHINES j
3-10._____________________________
Forks New Home representative i
$500 down.
will be in Vernonia Wednesday,
! LEGAL NOTICE_______
'
FOR
SALE OR RENT: Three-
February 27. Anyone wishing in
bedroom house wir"d for range; j
aewing machines or who wishes
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
«pairs or electrification of any
Every person owning or keep
4t4 acres on Nehalem. $5800. i
-make
machine. please leave
ping
any dog over th? age of
FOR
SALE:
Four-bedroom
home
formation on New Home or Pfafi
eight (8) months within the stat?
name and address nt Vernonia
on four lots. Berries, fruits,
Eaqie on or before February 27.
of Oregon shall not later than
$3750.
March 1 of each year or witfiin
Stic chicken house.
LUCILLE SESSMAN, Salesman 30 days after he becomes owner
NOTARY PUBLIC — TYPING of such dog, procure from the
FOR SALE: Weaner pig*. Butcher
county clerk of the county in
hoflt. Ken West, by airport.
J. M. Person, Broker
which h" resides, a license for
6tfc Call 1127. 1700 Nehalem Street
* such dog by paying to the coun-
or 810 Bridge Street.
8tlc 1 ty clerk a license fee of one dol
SPINET PIANO
lar ($1.00) for a male or spayed
HOMES
bitch or three dollars ($3.00) for
Fine make. Will sacrifice. Terms
VERY GOOD CONDITION mo a female dog.
it wanted. Can be seen in Ver-
dern 3-bedroom house, floor
Any person who shall fail to
minia, Write—
furnace, wired for range. Just procure said license within the
redecorated inside. Very good time as herein provided shall be
Tallman Piano Store*
required upon procuring such
location. Price $6500. Veter
395 S. 12th St.
licenses to pay an additional sum
ans
loan
can
be
arranged.
Salem. Oregon
TWO-BEDROOM modern house, of one dollar ($1.00) for each dog
after March 1st.
extra large lot. $3000 full price,
Columbia Dog Control Board
terms.
C LATSKANIE AUCTION YARD.
Ralph Langdon, chairman
Hale every Sunday starting at 3-ROOM modern house, $1500
I
A.
R. Melis, secretary
full price. Terms or will trade
12 f*0 Stock and miscellaneous,
I
Rudv Anliker
8’2c
for anything of equal value.
f’hone 1600, Clatskanie, Oregon. i
2tfc I GOOD 4-rm. modern house with
NOTICE TO PERSONAL PRO
3-room rental house on adjoin PERTY OWNERS OF COLUM
.AUCTION: Every Friday; misc.
ing lot.
Very good location. BIA COUNTY.
«ale at 10:30, livestock sells at
Rental brings $35 per month.
Chapter 342, Sec. 110-349
Full price for both, $4250, good
1.00. We sell a nic.? volume ot
Provides that every person and
terms.
managing agent or officer of any
livestock (very sale day, selling
MODERN, 5-rm. house, 3 lots. firm or corporation or association
l>y th? head or weight Consign
Close in tp business district. owning or having possession ot
»our livestock to this auction,
Very good condition. Wired for or control of taxab'»? personal
our many buyers pay top prices.
range. Pricq $4250.
.property, shall make a return
If you prefer to sell your cattle 3-ROOM house for rent.
thereof to the county assessor of
FARMS
the county« in which such proper
nt private sale, we will buy any
SALE OR TRADE for home in ty is located on January 1st, 1952.
»lumber at any time or will cifl
Vernonia: 6*4 acres, two miles The final date for filing this re
to appraise your ca^te. Altman’s
out of Vernonia. Very good turn is March 2nd, 1952. In 1949
j A ui lion Mart, Forest Grove; Walt
modern 5-room house, with this. Law was Amend d making
Altman, Auctioneer. I do gener«
basement.
Priced at $8750, it mandatory that the assessor
nl
auction "ering,
satisfaction
terms.
add the penalty of 5% to the tax
¡guaranteed. Phone 16215. Night
12 ACRES more or less, good 6- on all returns that are filed,
phones, 4615 and 3878.
2tfc
nxim house. Can be had either after the said March 2nd. 1952.
furnished or unfurnished. On
VOUR treadle machine made all
However, if you will co-operate
paved road close in.
Price by filing your report* now, you
»»citric for only $24.50.
Any
$9000 including furniture.»
m.ike. Park's New Home Store,
will d-> your part in reducing
•4»:'6 N. Is>mbard or call the Ver GOOD business lot on Bridge S?., the cost of making this assess
$500.
nonia Eagle.
44tfc
ment; also eliminate having the
DON BAYLEY, BROKER
penalty added to your personal
MI AISE Chinchillas for Profit!
MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia
tax.
An high ns PJ0% profit the first ture, Reward.
Blanks have been mailed to al!
»ear. Pairs with litters, pairs
fît 1c personal property owners shown •
«airying, young pairs.
Terms
on th? 1951 tax roll. However, if
«an
be
arrang-d.
For
in
LOST AND FOUND
you
are a new owner or have not
formation see D. O. Smith
The
CJub.
16tfc .LOST MONEY CLIP billfold at received a blank,’call St. Helens
theater. Return to Bush Furni-
12, or drop a card to the Asses
IE. DON SIMMONSON registered
7t3c sor’s office, St. Helens, Oregon
i’lano Tuning and Servicing.
and you will receive the neces
WANTED
-■Member National Ass'n. Piano
sary form.
tuners. Contact Mrs. Fullerton, CEDAR JOSTS 6’- j feet long by
Failure to receive or secure the
Phone 837.
31tfc
5 and 6 inches. • 500 lots or car form shall not relieve any such
load lots.
Call Forest Grove person, managing agent, or of
<’ RUSH ED
ROC K8 FOR
5-29-52c ficer from the obligation of mak
> < ads and driveways. Also have 3555, W. D. Bruington.
ing any return herein required.
«and and gravel and fill dirt. See
WOMAN«t’> stay in my home
L.W. Mickelson, Cgunty Assessor
r> P. Spofford or call 1023. 36tfc
11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with my
_____________________8tlc
three-year-old
daughter
while
I
FOR SALE—Insurance
NOTICE: The County Court ot
work. Lunch and wages. Maeva
Columbia
County, Oregon has
1 1FE, Fire, Car and Accident
Brimmer, phona 533 mornings or
Sneurance.
Oregon Automobile evenings or call at union hall. appointed Minnie Dashney as
Administratrix of the Estate of
Insurance Co.
11 Hudson and 931, from 12 to 6.
8tlc
Jennie Shaver, deceased. All per
George Bell.
26tfc
FARM WANTED: 30 acres or sons having claims against said
5 OR SALE—Cara, Trucks more in Nehalem valley. Give estate are required t? present
full description and price. D. W.
them with proper vouchers to
*37 Four door Dodge sedan. I"95
Mickley, 6704 S. E. Belmont, the administratrix at the office
K om * Ave.
7t3
Portland 16, Oregon.
6t3 of Neal W. Bush, Joy Theater
Piuilding, Vernonia. Oregon,
WILL PAY TOP prices for all
I OR SALE Livestock
within six months from January
livestock. Will pick up at your
24, 1952.
TWO, EXPERIENCED log hors-
place. Grant C. Dodge, Forest
Minnie Dashney. Administratrix
singles, 1000 lb' $85; 1800 lb. Grove, Rt 2, Box 15.
50tfc
Patterson and Bush, Attorneys
$100. Small saddle mare $30.
T>‘. ytar unbroken mare $50. All
__ ___________________________4t5c
HIGHEST cash prices paid for
*« und and genti" Children ban eream and eggs at your door—
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
ali :ig for years.
Guaranteed.
picked up once or twice weekly—
Every
person owning or keep
Terms.
Clint Seibert,
Rock
call <>.’ write Forest Grove Cream
ery, Forest Grove, Oregon, phone ing anv dog over the age of eight
4 '• i.
No business Saturday.
12«.
14tfe (8) months within the state of
Oregon shall, not lat"r than March
CLASSIFIED RATES
MISCELLANEOUS
1st of each year or within 3u
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 LIVESTOCK BUYER All kinds days after he becomes owner or
word» or less. Words over min of livestock bought. G M But
keeper of such dog. procure from
imum. 2c each. Three inser ler. phone 1600, Rt 1, Clatskanie,
the
city marshal of the city in
tions *or the price of two.
Oregon.
5tfc
which he resides, a license fee
CARD of Thanks N Notices: 80c
NEW. HOME LAUNDRY Family
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY
of one dollar ($1 00) for a male
washing washed and dried, 15c lb.
ADV.
ACCEPTED
AFTER
Finished at reasonable rates. Also or spayed bitch and three dol
WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR
curtain
stretching.
Mrs. E. M. lars ($3 00) for a female dog.
NEXT WEEKS PAPER
An person who shall fail to I
York,
108
A
St.,
phone 1107.
THE EAGLE assumes no finan-
SHtfc procure said license within the 1
t is! responsibility for errors
that may appear in ads pub
time as herein provided shall be I
CARD OF THANKS
lished in its columns, but in
required, upon procuring such
rase where this paper is at WITH DEEPEST GRATITUDE
license, to pay an additional sum
fault, will reprint that part of w? extend this word of thanks
an adv. in which the typo
for the many kind acts of sym of one dollar ($1.00) for each d >g
Sjaphical mistake occurs.
pathy. expressed by thoughtful after March 1st
FL’ND ads with answers to be friends
These kindnesses have
A. D. Lolley
handled by the Eagle: Minimum meant much to us.
City Marshal
7t3c
(barge 80c.
No information
MR AND MRS BILL HORN
Crater Lake is an extinct vol
given relative to such ads.
4
«tic
cano now partly filled with j
No information on classifieds will
Nobody ever jumped out of a
water, and is the largest crater
be given out until aft’r paper
high window because he’d invest known upon the earth, about six
.» mailed.
J’OETRY accepted cnly as paid ed too heavily in U S Bonds. De miles across
matter Hate: 5c per type line. fense Bonds do not rise and fall
in value with the market.
For Buys—Eagle Classifieds!
Pomona Grangers Consider Health
Set-up, Recreation, Grange History
In a prone, kneeling, standing
match Friday night. Vernonia
won over Mt Hood by a score
of 1407 to 1373.
Vernonia consistent shooting
by its squad of expert riflemen
all shooting within a few points
of each other, again proved that
steady shooting is what counts
in rifle matches.
Harold Peterson was number
one man for Vernonia with 100
prone, 96 kneeling, 89 standing
for a total of 285. Second was
Ralph Aldrich with 98 prone, 96
knteling, 89 standing for a total
of 283. Third was Truman
Knight with 100 prone, 94 kneel
ing and 89 standing for a total
of 283. Number four man was
Milton Lamping with 100 prone,
93 kneeling, 87 standing, total
Fifth was Tod Bowerman
280
with 100 prone, 94 kneeling and
82 standing for a total of 276.
League Standings
Avg
Lost
Won
858
1
6
Hood River
715
2
5
Vernonia
429
4
3
Portland
I •
4
3
Mt. Hood
375
5
3
Camas
2^>
6
Johnson Creek 2
The next match will be at
Portland against Hood River.
This team has defeated Vernonia
two times this season.
Events of Week
Written for Area
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
rn Davis and children of Pump
kin Ridge near North Plains
spent Saturday visiting friends
here, including Mr. and Mrs.
Jewell Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline spent
Saturday in Portland visiting her
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins
and boys visited her two sisters
and‘father at St. Helens Friday.
Mrs. Henry Parker of Coquille
spent Thursday night at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Tom Solo
mon.
* Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Williams
daughter Ardus. of Portland and
Mrs. Wm. Scott and Marjorie
Barks of Washougal. Washington
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alivin Wantland.
Members
of
the
Pomona
Grange were royally entertained
by Natal Grange Saturday, Feb
ruary 2, in their hall, with most
of the county Granges represent
ed.
The county health set-up came
in for considerable discussion,
with possibilities of having im
provement in this matter, in
cluding a sanitarian, nurse and
county doctor for full or part
time. It was stated that we now
have no inspection of restaurants
or food handlers. Mrs. Ione Back-
lund was appointed to represent
Pomona Grange at the health
meeting scheduled for the even
ing of March 13 at the Court
house.
Youth recreation also was dis
cussed, with a meeting planned
for Beaver Homes Grange Hall
on the afternoon of February 25
to consider the possibilities of
supervised recreation.
This is
sponsored by the extension ser
vice, but will be supported, it is
hoped, by the Granges and other
organizations.
The 4-H dormitory which is
now getting underway on the
county fairgrounds was discussed
with the Granges asked to sup
port this effort in their usual
generous manner, with donated
labor and other help.
The county Grange history
which is planned as a memorial
to the achievements of the
Grange is being assembled. Also
plans are going forward to cele
brate the 50th anniversary of
Pomona Grange later this year.
The event will be planned by th?
historian, Pearl Becker, Pomona
lecturer, Mrs. Erickson and the
lecturers
of
13
subordinate
Granges.
Guests during the days were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Gill of
Portland.
Mr. Gill, who was
formerly State Master, is now a
member of the state Grange ex
ecutive committee.
After a very entertaining pro
1 Out of 3
Social Security
“Am I self-employed?” That
is the question most often asked
about Social Security now, ac
cording to Everell Cummins, field
representative of the Portland
social security office.
“If you work for yourself in
an unincorporated trade or busi
ness and have net earnings of at
least $400 per year, you are self-
employed under the Social Se
curity Act,” said Cummins. He
explained that farm income, earn
ings of most professionals, and
investment income do not count
toward social security credit. All
other self-employment earnings
up to $3600 are taxable at the
rate of-2i<»%.
According to the representative,
the next question is, “what will
I get out of social security?” The
answer given is: “Up to $80 per
month for a self-employed per
son retiring after age 65; up to
$10 for his wife; and up to $150
a month for a widow with minor
children.”
The representative urged every
one wanting more information to
visit or write the Portla -d office.
Room 104 Old Post Office Bldg..
Portland, Oregon.
gram in the evening, the Degree
of Pomona was exemplified for a
class of candidates.
The next Pomona
Grange
meeting will be held in Vernonia
in May.
OLD
BROD
ytw /war
$Q60
Pt L
S^IO
4 5 rt.
36 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE
COMPANY, FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY
YOUNG MEN 30 YEARS OLD
HAVE BAD EYESIGHT!
Examinations and correct
diagnosis and fitting of correc
tive glasses can do much to
alleviate this affliction. Call
us today for an examination!
i
I
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DR. C. A. PLL'MSTEAD — Optometrist
Phone 415
Hillsboro
233 E. Baseline
For Further Information Inquire at KuJander's Jewelry Storu
"lou Can’t Be Optomistic if You Have Misty Optica”
LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES
Knight» of Pythias
Hardin,
Lodge
V. F. W.
116
No.
Vernonia, Oregon
Meetings Legion
Hall, Second and
Fourth Mondays
Each Month
2 & 4 Fri., 8 p.m.
Kent Bauersleld. Comma-.dar
Chuck Johnson. Adjutant
AUXILIARY
Wilbur E. Wilson, Chancellor
1st <S
Regularly meets:
4-50
A. F. & A. M.
Pythian Sisters
I.O-O.F.
Meetings?
Second
and
Fourth
A.F.
Hal!
2-51
F-’rat
at 7:30 p.m.
VERNONIA
LIONS
CLUB
George Johnson, W.M.
Paul Gordon, Sec'y.
s P.
1-53
Order of Eastern Star
Nehalem
153,
Chapter
O.
Regular
E.
S.
com
munication first
• nd
of
Wed.
3rd
each
month
at Masonic Term
pie. All visiting
aiaters and broth
welcome.
Edna Linn. Worthy
Mona Gordon, Sec’y.
Meet» Every Tue»day
Matron
1-53
Vernonia F. O. E.
M.
Robert G. New. Noble Grand
Wm. D. Shafer. Secretary
1-53
(Fraternal
Order
Eagle»)
of
Columbia
Encampment No. 89
858 1st Ave
Vernonia
«rill meet the 1st and 3rd Fridays
of each month at the I.O.O.F.
hall.
Allen Ray. Chief Patriarch
Wm. D. Shafer, Scribe
1-53
Meets
Every
Friday
Mt Heart Rebekah
Lodge
Meet«
evening»
2nd
of
and
each
4th
Thursday
month
8 P. M.
Trenton T. Garner. W. P.
Rex Normand, Sec'y
in
I.O.O.F. Hall.
i
ar
Staged
Thursday of each month,
ers
!
met'«
A.M.
A
Masonic Tempio
Communication
Wednesday
of each month
1&4
Vernonia Lodfe No.
Vernonia Temple No. 61
Vernonia Lodge No. 246
OPTOMETRIST
Watrous Building
Over the Bus Depot ,
Forest Grove. Oregon
Phone Forest Grove 941
3rd Wed
Commander
Oscar G. Weed, Secretary
MEETS EVERY
MONDAY EVENING
Palace Cafe
Cecil. Johnson, President
Don Bayley, Secretary
3-51
i Dr. William A. Pollock j
meet'ngi
Regular
Candidate
HIS CANDIDACY for the re
publican nomination for state
treasurer in the May primary was
announced a short time ago by
Sigfrid B. Unander Portland.
Unander resigned early in Feb
ruary as chairman of the repub
lican state central committee.
-4
Irene Minger Noble Grand
Isabel Anderegg. Vice Grand
Evelyn Thompson. Secretary
Annetta Pearl. Financial Sec y.
Edna Heenan. Treasurer
3 51
'
American Legion
VERNONIA
POST
Meet,
118
first »ad
Third Mon.
Each
of
moath.
AUXILIAR*
First and Third Tuesdays
151