2 THURSDAY, SEPT 11. 1952 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA,
ORE
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
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Mr« Joseph Winston ot Seattle Music by Hal Cook.
Mrs. Al Staley returned to her
. >d Mr and Mrs Bruce Winston
nd family of Portland were home Tuesday due to a phone
>nday visitorrs at the M. B. call that her son, Leslie, and
family were at her home in
Seen home.
Mrs. L. L. Wells drove Patricia, Battle Ground, Washington. She
•'argaret, and Ruby Wells and came Monday.
Sna Cameron to Portland Fri Christian Women's Fellowship
I cook book food sale. Home-cooked
day.
■ food. Bush Furn. Sat., Sept. 13.
ARD PARTY Friday night. St. j
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Msrfi Catholic church basement:
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves
* »'deck p.m. Refreshments to
drove to Sheridan to
oa aarvad.
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visit his sist?r Mrs. Teena Bogue,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wells and who
accompanied them to Pa
¡amity made a trip to Grand cific City and Gold Beach to see
’oulee dam recently. They stop the Grave's son and family, Mr.
ped for visits with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Morris Graves and son,
and Mrs. Lyle B. Shafer of Gleed, Dennis.
Washington and Chas. T. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schray of
of Yakima. They also stopped Stoney Point recently attended
briefly at the home of Albert the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Welland of Ellensburg and visited G. E. Allen. 72, who resided
Dry Falls state park, McNary formerly at Freewater.
cam and other points of interest
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartsell
< n the trip.
and family, brother of Mrs. Mess,
V.F.W, Auxliary dance. Legion ing, and their niece, Mrs. Jack
r.alL Saturday. September 13. Ladner and baby, all of Everett,
Washington, came to Vernonia
last Saturday to visit Mr. and
Mr Emil Messing until Tu< day
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Brady left Vernonia Sunday
morning for a trip to Paradise
TUURS. FRI.
SEPT. 11-12 Inn. They returned Monday
night.
Christian Women's Fellowship
SAN FRANCISCO
cook book food sale. Home-cooked
STORY
food. Bush Furn. Sat.. Sept 13.
Joel McCrea - Yvonne De Carlo
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George Thacker was one of the
SATURDAY “
SEPT 13
many Scofield and Buxton old
SNOW WHITE AND
timers enjoying the Hillsboro
THE SEVEN DWARFS Shute park picnic last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George King of
A Walt Disnty Feature
Corvallis are here visiting their
Plus
parents, the George Robertsons
PISTOL HARVEST
and H. H. Kings.
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Tim Holt__________
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Burke,
SUN.. MON.
SEPT. 14-15 Jr., and three sons have moved
back to Vernonia from Tillamook.
WERE NOT MARRIED Mrs.
Burke is the daughter of
Ginger Rogers - David Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rufli. of
TUES.. W lu
br.Pl. Ib D \ Capitol
Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. J'm Finnerty and
THE LION AND THE
family motored to Newport last
HORSE
week end.
Steve Cochran - Black Knight
CARD PARTY Friday night. St.
"Mary's Cathol'c churcn basement;
8 o'clock p.m. Refreshments to
be served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marion Flaten
and his father, I. O. Flaten, Port
land, were here to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Soden and Mrs. Dor-
thea Pi arson last Sunday after
noon. 1. O. Flaten and Mrs. So
den and Mrs. P.arson are brother
and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ackers and
family motored to Grants Pass
recently to visit her father, J. E.
lipton, and other relatives.
Mrs. Lula Fullerton spent part
of a vacation in Oakland, San
Francisco, San Jose and Los
I Angeles visiting relatives and
sightse in«.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Knoedler
and daughters hav? mov'd to
E. E. WIST
Rose Avenue from West River
view.
SAYS:
Mrs. Viola Harlan, former resi
“V>tt No on the Racing Bill”
dent of Vernonia is now living
near her son and family, Mr. and
“Here's why we can't af
Mrs. Garth Harlan, in Anchorage,
ford to lose pari-mutuel rev
Alaska.
V.F.W. Auxbary dance. Legion
enues:
hall. Saturday. September 13.
“(II Taxes would go up.
Music by Hal Cook.
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Next year the State Treas
Mr. and Mrs. Don Grable and
ury would lose roughly $1,-
son. Kenn th. of Los Angeles are
000,000 in pari-mutuel rev
visiting the Dant Bradys and
Bergerson families. Kenneth
enue. We taxpayers would
leaves today to visit th« Wally
Bergersons and Ervin Smiths of
S»Wid and Warr ntofl Ml and
Mrs. Claude Grable and baby
daughters are now residents of
Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Willis were
in Vancouver Sunday to see
son J. F. Moore.
Mrs. W. O. Porterfield want to
Portland Tuesday for a short
visit with her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Porte rfield.
Mrs. Pearl Adams has been
visiting in Sweet Home where
she saw her new grandson, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams.
Mrs. Adam’s brother, Mr Ellis,
was also there from California
and brought her home. They will
leave Saturday for Seattle and
Victoria, B.C.
Christian Women's Fellowship
cook book food sale. Home-cooked
Bush Furn. Sai.. Sept 13.
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Miss Marjorie Reynolds has
returned from her trip to Vic
toria. B C. with her grandmother.
Mrs. Ethel Hiatt, of Portland
Loran Hawitt was iakan to a
nursing home at Bridal Veil
September 4. He formerly lived
with his daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Weidman.
Since then he was taken to Good
Samaritan for medical aid.
food.
LOG SCALE BOOKS
• Scribener’s
• Waterproof
• From 12 to 80 Feet
• Only 50c
Vernonia Eagle
Change Planned
At Former Home
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Wallace moved to Brandon
where he has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Winslow
and children moved to Gaston
this week end.
John Winslow has been spend
ing a few days in the valley at
their former home. He plans to
tear down the buildings this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Baker
and boys drove to Arlington Sat
urday and brought his parents
home with them for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Garman Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompr
son of Portland spent th»? week
end with Mr. and. Mrs. L. H.
Jepson.
Charles Wicklander of Port
land was in the valley last Thurs
day.
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Anna Hanberg called on Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Bellingham Mon
day.
Walter Larson, brother of Frar,.
cis Larson and his son, Dale, of
Silverton spent several days here
last week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Larson, Mr
and Mrs. Art Bellingham, Mr
and Mrs. G. W. Parman. Mr. and
Mrs. ' Cecil Elliott, Lawrence
Johnston, Dawn Lousignont, Mel
Christian and Marsha Garner at
tended the dance at Banks Sat
urday evening.
For results—Eagle Classifieds:
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Thpaire
SCAPPOOSE MAN
JOINS TAXPAYERS'
GROUP URGING
“NO” VOTE ON I
RACING BILL
have to make up the loss.
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“(2) The fairs will suf
fer and may die. Our 3d
county fairs depend to a
large extent on pari-mutuel
funds for existence. They'll
eoch lose an estimated $1 2,-
500 annually if toeing is
abolished.
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“(3| Oregon and its 36
counties receive more than
•eghf <81 times as much as
Site track stockholders are
•»id m dividends. That's not
unreasonable. In addition,
effkial records and audits
skew that over 987. of
every wagered dollar that
produces this revenue, re-
mains here in Oregon.
The Very
Best:
In
I
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TIMBER AND GAME ARE TWIN CROPS
Tree farming means more game and better hunting. Planned
timber harvests—the kind that remove ripe trees for use—
actually provide more food and living room for game.
Take Chances
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** Joining me in this opposi
tion are 37 responsible men
representing every county in
Oregon. Our Taxpayers'
Committee to Retain Pari-
Mutuel Revenues is compos
ed ef ranchers, businessmen,
formers and civic leaders
who realise pari - mutual
funds make a yearly contri
bution to the tax ond eco
nomic structure of our state.'*
VOTE
NO
on the
RACING
BILL
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f<rap«V»rt
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• O Mt l/JI.
T»
Mill Market brings you!
the very best meat i
available . . . carefully | I
selected for quality and J |
flavor . . . sold by an! ,
experienced butcher at}
| prices that are right.
OREGON
COME IN TODAY! | |
MILL MARKET i
! AND LOCKERS i i
Remember—
DELIVERIES TWICE •
DAII Y: 10 a m - 3 p.m [
PHONE 1391
COLUMBIA COUNTY COMMITTEE