2 1MVRSDAY, AUG. 7. 1952
EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE I home at Vancouver, B.C. Sunday Portland spent Thursday night
after spending 10 days here visit at the home of L. L. Wells. They
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. were on a fishing trip and left
George Remnant. He is a friend for the coast Friday morning.
of the Remnants.
Winnifred Shibley of Spring
place Monday of last week near
Visitors at the Roy Baker home water is visiting at the L. L.
Salem. She was riding in an the past week were Mrs. Forrest Wells horn? this week.
auto driven by her son, Bob, who Albert and daughters, Susan and
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wells and
is home on leave from the coast Kathy, of Klamath Falls; also children visited Dr. and Mrs.
guard, when an auto in front of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Bracken Wm. N. Shearer at Multnomah
their car stopped suddenly, caus of Seattle. Mrs. Bracken is the Saturday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs.
ing the accident.
sister of Mrs. Baker.
Shearer are the parents of a boy.
Bruce Kerfoot returned to his
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith Edward Roy, born July 22. He
brought the Junior girls home is their 7th child and the 46th
from Christian camp at Wi-ne-ma grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Roy-
last Saturday. Billye and Cora E. Beck, par nts of Mrs. Shearer
Jean Knoedler and Sharon Mc and Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. Silvia Turner, her sister.
Kee attended the camp and re
Mrs. Helen Plotts, of Portland
port a good time there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Beck of Mrs. Maiie Frazee and Mrs.
Below are the winners of the
various swimming meet events
in Vernonia-St. Helens competi-
tion here Wednesday of last
week.
Girls free style und«-r 12 years:
1. Barbara England, St. Helens;
2 Susan Gill, St. Helens; 3. Judy
Bush, Vernonia.
Boys free style under 12 years:
1. Jerry Bush. V’-rnonia; 2. John
ny Prince, St. Helens; 3. John
Bush, Vernoma.
Girls free style under 14 years:
1 Sandra Retd, St. Helens; 2.
Pat Brissett, Vernonia.
Boys free style under 14 years.
1. Joey Coats, St. Helens; 2. Rich
ard Schneibel, Vernonia; 3. Butch
Cline, St. Helens.
Boys free style 12 years and
over: 1. Arnold Dingley, Ver
nonia; 2. Lee Faulk, Vernonia; 3.
Jim England, St. Helens.
Boys back stroke under 12
years: 1. Donnie Prince, St.
Helens; 2. Steve Bitte, St. Helens;
3 Jim Peters, Vernonia,
Girls back stroke 14 y°ars and
under: 1. Sand a Reed, St. Hel-
ens; 2. Pat Brissett, Vernonia;
Linda Olson, St. Helens.
Boys back stroke 14 years and
under: 1. Kan England. St. Hi :
ens; 2. Butch Cline, St. Helens;
3. Richard Schneibel, Vernonia.
shelter, food, clothing and fuel.
Boys back stroke, 12 and over:
1. Dave Fish, St. Helens; 2. Mike
Rees?, Vernonia.
Boys relay under 12 years:
That's why it is good
1. St. Helens, 72 seconds; 2. Ver
nonia. 102 seconds.
Boys relay 15 years and over:
1. St. Helens, 63 seconds;
business to protect woodlands
Vernonia, 64 seconds.
THE
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
H.
*. Johnson
began work
Maarfay at Brunsman Hardware
at service man for electrical
map nr -?■. Mr. Johnson will be
:1 Tmbered by many people as
he eras owner of the Cozy sev
eral years ago. He came here
fresn Corvallis where he was tor-
merty employed as service man
try a firm selling electrical ap
pliances
Mrs. W. C. Sanders, sister of
Mrs. Ernest East, arrived here
Sunday from Leedsville, Louisi
ana tor a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Leath spent
the past week end in Springfield
with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall. Sat
urday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Ceerge Robbins, his sister, Mrs.
B 41 Holbrook, and three child
ren from Vernonia dropped in on
rbeti way to Cottage Grove for a
few days vacation. Mrs. Hall
served refreshments in honor of
tx-r husband's birthday which was
the 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Peterson, formerly of Vernonia,
also were present.
Mrs. Pearl Adams is recuperai-
from head injuries suffered
m an auto accident which took
Swim Meeting
Winners Named
Ralph Calpiana returned Sunday
evening from a nine-day trip to
Victoria and Vancouver, B. C.
Th? group took the trip in Mrs.
Turner’s car and reported good
highways, ideal weather all of
the time and a most enjoyable
holiday.
Paige Simmons spent a two
weeks vacation at El Segundo,
California visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. Mary Aubrep. Re
turning with Mi.-s Simmons for
a visit here with friends and
relatives was Mrs. Lillian Malm-
sten and daughter, Jo.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson
left here last Friday for the start
of his two-week vacation from
Millers. They went to North
B.nd to spend part of the time
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert New,
but plan to return here before
the two weeks are over.
Guests here at the Claude Noe-
ris home since last Sunday haw
been his nephew and family, Mr
and Mrs. Clyde Boone and four
daughters, Mary Etta, Virginia,
Lanelie and Jerolyn. They came
from BoughChitto, Mississippi
and plan to leave next Monday
Mrs. Sam Hearing. Jr., returned
here Sunday from the Emanuel
hospital where she had been for
tw’o weeks following a mayor
operation.
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JUDGE’S STA TEMENT
We, the undersigned members of the advisory board of Judges,
appointed to have supervision of the final count in the Vernonia
Cpgle's subscription campaign, concluded this day «.nd date, do hereby
deciare that we have this day made a thorough canvass of all votes
ui the sealed ballot box for each individual candidate, and have added
Uir individual totals of these to the votes and points earned by each
candidate up to and including Wednesday's report. From these tabu-
UilMtns we have found the prizes won and places earned by i ach of
the candidates to be as follows:
537.000
DISTRICT ONE CAPITAL PRIZE Allan Fowler
589.250
DISTRICT TWO CAPITAL PRIZE Craig Davies
5U0.500
THIRD CHOICE OF BIKES Sandra Walker
454.000
FOURTH CHOICE OF BIKES Paul Wikstrom
The above four candidates win the four bicycle prizes, Following
a- a list of the place's earned by the rest of the candidates who will
n-cvive a rush commission of 20'. of all money turned in for sub-
«mptions during th? thn— weeks of the compaign.
117.250
Fifth -Steph n Kirkbride, 446.500 Tenth Barbara Cline
96.250
403.000 Eleventh—Dale Fry
Sixth lairene Stiff
67.750
Twelfth- Allen Adv
Snrriiih C. Chambliss, 308.500
Eighth Hetty Schneibel, 261,250 Thirt enth B. Weidman, 48.250
177.500 I ourti enth—M. Bayley
17.250
Ninth Roy Lucas
The first EXTRA prize of $10 in cash given to the' landidate in
-rttai district securing the most points on NEW subscriptions from
Saturday. July 19 to Wednesday, July 23 was won bj
Betty Schniebel of Vernonia with 65 points
The two EXTRA prizes of $10 in cash, givtn to the candidate in
EACH district securing the most points on either OLD or NEW sub
aipt ion« for the last three report days in the campaign were won b\
Distiict ON t’a li I’ ii . i
Allen Fowler. 374 Points
District Two Cash Prize
Sandra Walker. 237 Points
It is our belief the campaign was conducted in a fa.r and im
partial manner to all interested and concern'd, and w e w ish to com-
twvssd the publisher and the campaign management for th*, ir busin« s
lAr methods
Signed
Don Bayley
Pete Brunsman
Sam L. Hearing
Dated at Vernonia, Columbia County, Oregon on Saturday.
<ugust 2. 1952
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OREGON
COLUMBIA COUNTY COMMITTEE
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