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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1953)
Injuries Cause Hospital Stay By Marvin Kamholz Saturday is the starting date of a week that has been designated as national 4-H club week. The period set aside for obs rvance of accomplishments ot youth who participate in the work calls for some consideration of the pro gram’s advancement in this county. It was but a few years ago that 4-H work was given little thought here. Up to th. n the county did not have the services of a 4-H agent who now devotes his full time to club work. There w.re few people who took int rest in organizing clubs and seeing to it that youth had the opportunity to learn the many things the program offers. That picture has changed. Now there are several clubs in every county community and adults have interested themselves in helping young people carry out various club projects. That in terest has grown so that the leaders are now organized into an association. These leaders are given every assistance that a full- 1 time county agent has to offer in I carrying out the work of any of | the 25 projects available under the program. A plan for the immediate fu ture is development of a junior leadership training program for older club members. All of this adds up to one thing: 4-H club work provides a highly important phase of life for both rural and city boys and girls between the ages of nine and 21 years. TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs. Martin Petersen are both in the hospital yet suffering from in juries sustained in an auto acci dent which occurred sometime back when Mr. Petersen was blinded by lights of oncoming cars and their auto left the high way and struck a tree. Mr. Cox’s sister, Mrs. Wilson, from Portland, has been visiting the Walter Cox home for about two weeks. All of them drove to Ocean Lake and Depot Bay to visit relatives and friends Sunday. Grandma Tisdale is home again after spending three months in Seattle with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hult brought her home. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Pierce spent the week end at the Tisdale home. Ted Marlott went to Portland over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kirkbride Indicative of the interest of people about the procedure of a legislature in action is apparent from information of the number of visitors who have seen the state's lawmakers at work since the present session began. That interest in legislative procedure is in evidence here, too, because the high school Seniors and pro. bably the Juniors of Vernonia are slated to visit the capitol. Seeing the legislature in action gives students a first-hand pic ture of a classroom subject. It brings life to a subj.ct often considered dull by students. So far during the present 47th session of the legislature about 20,000 visitors have gone to Salem. That has taken place since January 12 when the term started. Of the visitors, the big gest percentage has been high school students with more than 106 classes having made the trip, mostly during February. Many of these visits have included the opportunities to see state insti tutions and historical spots. More than 70 schools are slated to bring groups to Salem during March and officials there expect more adults, too, during this month. Students Enjoy Class Vacation i THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY. MAR. 5, 1953 Karmen, from The Dalles, who’s supervisor of nurses there in th- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Turner hospital. Daniel. Ruby, Geraldine and Mrs. Chas. Hansen calk'd on Carolyn, Saturday evening after TREHARNE — The jubilant the Ashleys Sunday afternoon. attending the operetta in Ver noises in the neighborhood is MIST — Wild geese w.re heard due to an unscheduled spring va nonia. calling Monday night and Mrs. cation because of the closing of THE VERNONIA EAGLE Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teeling of [ the schools for an indefinite Garlock has had peas planted Marvin Kamholz Portland called at the Wilbur period due to the many absent s some time. Sounds like spring Editor and Publisher Thacker home Sunday. Other of flu victims. was not too far around the corner, guests at the Thacker home were: Charles, Jr.. Frankie and Cleo although there was snow enough Mr. and Mrs. Royce Newton and Official Newspaper of Thomas visited Stephen and to show Monday morning. Darlene, Saturday and Sunday; Vernonia, Oregon The Bob Wilsons will move from Walter Kirkbride Tuesday after Otto Stowell and sons Sunday. the little house up beyond the Entered as second class mail Mrs. Lucille Tilley of Scappoose noon. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynold: church down to the recently pur matter. August 4, 1922 at the called at the Hulan and Wilbur and Cherylee of Portland. Mr. chased cottage by the Knowles, post office in Vernonia, Oregon, Thacker homes Tuesday after and Mrs. Lin Reynolds and boys, from J. W. Howry. under the act of March 3, 1879. noon. The A. R. Metis’s have a new Subscription price $3 00 yearly Mr. and Mrs. Don Reynolds and Mrs. Rilla Snyder has been on children and Mr. and Mrs. Harry great grandchild. Their daugh , in the Nehalem Valley. Else the sick list. Weaver and children all spent ter Florence Fugerson’s daugh where $3.50. Ruth Hult visited Grandma Sunday at their fo'ks, Mr and ter, who lives in Montrey, Cali fornia. is the mother. Rogers Monday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Reynolds. tN E W S PA P t R Mrs. Wesley Monroe and Mrs. Harry Weaver. Charlo*te Mrs. Thelma Weaver, Verno.i PUBLISHERS Adrien spent the week end in and Mrs. Jane Miller visited Mrs. and Vernon, also Jane Miller % V^Z^-ASSOCIATION Dode Reynolds at Mist Tuesday I spent Tuesday at Mrs. Robert ' Portland where they met Mrs. 1 Monroe’s daughter. Mrs. Barbara Reynolds at Mist. of this week. Signs of Spring Seen at Mist i I i Please ’em with CIIEESF from ¡^1*li'WzVft 8>icj rariely American Cheese K'h 2-lb. pkg. $1.17 Cheese Spread Breeze 2 lb. pkg. 94C Swiss Cheese Chatham Mb. 83c Velveeta cieese Spread 2-lb. pkg. 98C 2-lb. pkg. Bov Cheese Spread ze" Tillamook Cheese Am"'c“n ,.lb. 79c Tillamook Cheese A"“n“n,$1.55 Cottage Cheese Yi pint Here’s Another Prize Value! Championship Trophy was awarded to Blos som Time in competi tion at Oregon State College. 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