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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
Office Desk Only five days remain before voters will go to th ’ polls to decide the 1952 general election. That isn’t much time to decide how to mark the ballot if con siderable thought has not al ready been given to the candi dates to be chos.n and to the amendments and r e f e r e n dum measures. Most ballot measures have been giv.n wide publicity, both fur and against, and the candi dates have made their appear ances, either in person or through the medium of n.wspaper and radio advertising. For all of this th’ final de cision will come nejft Tuesday. But there is one point that needs clarification on the office of county judge. Two candidates seek the position, John W. Whip ple and Charlie Ramp, About the latter, the stat ment has been made that he has the en- endorsement of all labor in Co lumbia county. Such is net the case. IWA Local 5-37, V.rncnia. has not endorsed any candidate to date and does not intend to make any such endorsements, so Local off.cials say. All candidates have been giv.n the opportunity to express themselves before the membership, but no offic al en dorsement has been given. On the sam? subject, C. R. Ha'lberg, Rainier has checked with other union groups in the county and has been told that no endorsem nts have been given. A statement by a candidate that he does have such endorsements is misleading to voters. Cons - quently the ballot of this wr.tur will be marked for John W. Whipple who is known to b- capable of maintaining the good standing of county affairs. O mg will be heavy has consider I able basis on fact as is pointed out by Register and Vote, Incor porated. a committee devoted tg the task of urging people to* register and cast the« ballots. In the state, registration totals 851,516, « increase of just over 100,000 registrants above Ore gon’s previous general election in 1950. This tabulation represents 82 Der cent of the estimated eli gible voters in Oregon and com pares favorably with the 68 per cent registration figures of IJoO, which had been the modern cUy record in the state. Republicans took a slight lead in registration this year, num bering 421,681, against the Demo crats 416,589. This reverses the 1950 registration when the Demo crats led by 17.199 voters. Of the Oregon total registration, some 13.000 are independents, progressives, socialists, proh.bi- tionists or miscellaneous regis trants. Because of anticipated h avy i voting, people who can go to the polls early are urged tu do so in order to avoid a last minut’ i rush. o TREHARNE — Cort Siedelman, Pete Felong, John Siedelman and Edwina Siedelman motored to Mad'^is, Oregon Wednesday on a business ai*l pleasure trip. Jim and Shirley Britton; Jean and J. R. Kirkbride; LeRoy Thomas and Edwina Siedelman motored to Warrenton Friday to attend the game. They stopped by Garibaldi and visited Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carlson and Anna Beth, relatives of Jean and J. R Geo. Snyder rode back horns with them. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Freeman and daughter, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cort Siedelman, and Vernon recently. Edwina Siedelman, Jean and J. R. Kirkbride; George Snyder; LeRoy Thomas and Mrs. Marion Siedelman picked walnuts Mon day and Tuesday for Lewis' over by Kansas City. Mi and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker called at the G. W. Thacker home in Vernonia Sunday aft r- noon. Work on Home Makes Use Possible Soon MIST — Mrs. Harry Reynolds has been having pretty serious trouble with her eyes and was planning on going to the hospi tal. J W. Howery expects to have his house fixed over enough to move into in another week, His father, who was helpiong Nm on it. returned to his home and work at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Alexander were week end visitors at the Knowle's horn? from Vernonia. The Ed Condits were gu-s’s Pt the Walter Mathews home Thur-, day afternoon. Cheese Spread Cheese CHATHAM BRAND Sharp lb. gQp A.LLOWEEN FOOD VALUES Hood River c V» Gal. No. 30$ can O M Gal. for 46 oz. can Pkg. of doz. 15-oz. jar Real Roast 12 oz. bottle Sleepy Hollow Elbow Variety 24oz. pkg. 24 Lovely Colen Quick Drywra Finishes ONLY ONI TWO-QUART UNIT FIR CUSTOM!R l-lb. pkg. Wide Noodles I (2 QUARTS) Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon Entered as second class mail matter, August 4, 1922 at the post office in Vernonia. Oregon, undtr the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $3 00 yearly in the Nehalem Valley. Else where $3.50. NEWSPAPIU PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION AMERICAN CHEESE Chatham Tillamook 17c 38c 41c 29c 28c 22c 20c ...No. 303 can Sugar Belle Peas____ ... l-lb. carton Lac Mix Dry Milk....... ....l-lb. carton Starlac Dry Milk...... _ .... 28-oz. pkg. Sperry Wheathearis ... ......l-lb. Sunnybank Margarine __:.Qt. Fresh Milk . 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Fudge Mix Junltet Mrs. Wright's Bread, white or w/w 1 Vi>-Ib 23c Nob Hill Coffee l-lb. 85c 2-lb. $1.69 Airway Coffee .... l-lb. 83c 2-lb. $1.62 Edwards Coffee l-lb. 90c 2-lb. $1.79 Edwards Instant Coffee 4-oz 37c Dromedary Coconut, shredded 8-oz 83c Lipton's Tea ’/«-lb 35c 16-bag pkg. 21c Shoulder PORK Cheese i-ib 79c Mb 89c TREATS FOR THE TRICKSTERS Veal Roast lb Company— Your Garden Headquarters SWISS CHEESE 3-oz 17c Plain or Sugar Sugar Crest «van Boiling Water Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher VAN ZEE CHEDDAR ALL-PURPOSE ENAMEL AMAZING PAINT... AMAZING BARGAIN THE VERNONIA EAGLE Come and see the many kinds of cheese offered for your selection at Safeway. Cheese from finest producing areas of the world. Varieties to please every cheese lover ... at prices to please you. CHIESE fESTIMX Apple Cider PASCO CINDEK Pumpkin Hi-C Orange Drink Fresh Do nuts Peanut Butter 2“ Table Syrup Porter's Macaroni 01 Porter's Frillets 212 MIST — Noble Dunlap is build ing a new garage for Roy Hughes here in the village next to his house. Ira Peterson is helping him. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson were rec. nt Portland visitors. The Austin Corll folks have a new car. Mrs. George Dalton and her father. Tom Bouer, were down from Eugene last w *ek on busi ness. Mrs. Percy Baillett was also here. They all returned to their homes again the last of the week. Oscar Jones was ud from Sea side last week visiting at the home of th? George Jon?». Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom was a Rainier business motorist Mon day afternoon. Beverly Closner and Margie Wikstrom were down from Port- Please ’em witli ( IHI’Sil’ f ront StAPE'WW’AWSt S*ig variety BEN’S BARBER SHOP Expert Tonsorial Work Vernonia, Oregon Soaps Staining and THURSDAY. OCT 30, »952 5 land last week end, each visit ing their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roeser and Bobby were guests last week from Astoria at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hansen. Garage Being Added to Home 1 Th’ forecast is that a record number of people will go to the polls next Tuesday to cast their ballots. That pr diction that vot- Relish Marring, Acids, THE EAGLE. WIRNONIA, ORE. Group Attends Friday Game S3c 50c 59c 59c 63c 65c 39c 65c Florida Seedless GRAPEFRUIT Price» in this ad effective thru Saturday. Nov. 1 1 SAFEWAY Winesaps Ortleys 38c 26« 25c 29c 29c 22c 3Oc 23c 2-pkgs. 25c lb. 15c lb. 10c Avocados rlp«n,d ••ch Juice Oranges 5 b«g Mixed Vegetables X Tokay Grapes Flam* lb. Broccoli Garden fresh lb. Green Cabbage Crisp Celery Head Lettuce.. ..... lb. 51b. Boiler Ou.ons bag lb«. Potatoes Economy 19c 49c 10c 10c 19c 5c 10c 15c 33c 59c
