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2 THURSDAY. JAN. 14, 1954 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. Old Age Assistance Load in County Conforms with Average in State Three-hundred and four per sons receive old age assistance in Columbia county, out of a total ¡4'365 residents who are over 65— almost 15 per cent, which is state average, according to a report on county welfare issued a few days ago by Mrs. Eva L. Tice, admin, istrator. One-hundred and twelve child ren between ages 16 and 18 have complete or partial support from aid to dtpendent children. After age 16, children are eligible (on Uie age factor) only if attending NCtXMll. Eligibility for aid to de fwndent children terminates at ape 18. In addition to the total listed as paid for aid to dependent children, these cases receive $553 from old age and survivor’s in- surance. $235 from absent par ents (husbands) making the total average per person $35. Fourteen . »1 the aid to dependent children grant« include no dependent adult, as the children live with ««datives who have independent tcacome, such as married sisters, aunts, and grandparents. Jog Theatre THURS.. FRI. JAN. 14 15 WAR OF THE WORLDS Gene Barry - Ann Robinson SATURDAY JAN. 16 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE Boris Karloff JAN. 17-18 I SUM. MON GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES (Color) Marilyn Monroe - Jane Russell JAN. 19-20 TUES.. WED. 99 RIVER STREET John Payne - Evelyn Keyes Cast Required For 3-4 Months TREHARNE — Mr and Mrs. I Byron Kirkbride and Rosalie mo- i Aid to dependent children is tortd to Portland Friday on busi ness? They and James were the program most criticized bj there again Sunday to visit Jo the public as furnishing perman Ann at the Shriner’s hospital, ent (and abused) security. Yet Mr. i and Mrs. Kirkbride visited with her as she is allowed only a review of closed cases show two \ i .tors at a tim?. Also, the average period on aid to de visitors must be 16 years or older. Jo Ann is in a body cast now and pendent children to be 21 months. will wear it for three or four The average for open cases is 3-i. months. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkbride also saw Mr. and Mrs. Woodcock, The oldest open case was es- former residents in Vernonia, who tablished October, 1940. The were visiting their twin daugh- t rs in the hospital, each with a father is dead. Another current dislocated right hip. The Kirk cas? was opened in October. 1940. brides returned home by way of Beaverton where they visited due to desertions. The children Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holmes and in this case have been nieces and Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bod. 11 of nephews of three different sets of California stopped by I i parents. The aunts needs have Modesta, the Byron Kirkbrides' and Art not been included in the grant, Kirks’ Tuesday morning to visit as her husband has be n w?ll a few minutes on their way to Olympia, Washington to visit his employed. mother and brother, Mrs. Andy Stone and Ronnie. Paul Lin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver, has bten ill the past week and is still home in bed. Harry Weaver took Mrs. Mar vin Stevens over to Hillsboro Sunday evening to visit Marvin RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs. who is in the Jones hospital. Mrs. Robert Tunnell, daughter Bev Weaver took care of Sylvia. erly, and Mr. and Mrs. George Tunnell spent th? week end at Oakridge at the* home of Mr. and Mrs Albert Tunnell. Albert en tered the Sacred Heart hospital in Eugen? where his leg was I amputated as a result of an in jury more than a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pearson Mrs. Ike Dass re- NATAL and son. Pet?, of Elma, Wash ington spent Saturday at the turned home Saturday aftei car- home of his mother, Mrs. W. J. ing for her mother at Skamoko- wa, Washington. Lindsley. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. E. Rose, son Bobby, grandson Jackie Greenwood, and Max Oblack SuncLy were Mr. Mrs. E. L. Lloyd spent Sunday and Mrs. Bill Carmichael and in Portland at the home of Mr. children of Timber route and George Holding. and Mrs. Myrt Jenkins. Mrs. Dee Vers Hershey enter tained friends from Portland New Years. Society to Hear of Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanen 100th Anniversary of Seattle were New Years guests at th? Dass home. The January meeting of the Co Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay were lumbia county Historical Society in Redmond recently to see their will be held Saturday, January son and family, the Clarence 23, at th? John Gumm school Lindsays. building in St. Helens with the At the Sam Devine’s Wedn «- usual pot-luck dinner at noon, day evening for supper were followed by the regular session. Mrs. George Devine, Bill and The program will be based on the Victor, John Thornton. Mr. and 100th anniversary of the county, Mrs. Clair Devine and chi'dr.n its birthday b ing January 16, and Mrs. Dean Porter and ch Id 1854. At that time it was taken ren. from Washington county, one of the four original counties of Ore gon. Mrs. Lulah Fullerton is proving from the recent accident at her home which resulted in a broken leg, but it is indefinite as to the length of time she must re main in the hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen have arrived at Phoenix, Arizona where they will probably remain for the next three months on a vacation. DANCE. IOOF hall. Saturday. January 16. Bill's Swingsters. U2c Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Leake spent Wednesday and Thursday in Eu gene where Mr. Lsake is one of the speakers of the Oregon Preachers Parliament and the Northwestern Christian College New Testament Lectureship. The winners of profit sharing numbers at Brunsman Hardware this w ek ar ■ W. C. Hartman, Mrs. George M Johnson, Henry Anderegg. Marie Stagger, Mrs. S. A. Hoyt and Lee Jessee. Leg Lost Due To Old Injury Stay Ends at Washington Home She remembered Happy is the husband whose wife keeps the refrigerator well stocked with rare flavored, refreshing Olympia Beer. *1 TH» OIFFEQ c n,AT ***** 7)1M FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES CONFERENCE VERNONIA, ORE JANUARY 16-17,1954 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS Manufacturing and Sales Connections PATENT DRAWINGS 32 Years in Portland INVENTIONS RIVERVIEW JOHN T. ANDERSON co-ordinator of OFFICE: East 2749 RESIDENT: BEcon 1006 1105 Weatherly Bldg. Portland 14, Oregon TOBACCO CLEVE AND ORENE ROBERTSON ICE CREAM Ice Cream Candy CANDY AND TELEVISION Your Favorite Confectionery s Union Service BEVERAGES, STEAKS AND DINNERS UNION GAS AND OIL HANK AND SARAH COMPLIMENTS OF MIKE'S TAVERN LEW'S PLACE AND CAFE REFRESHMENTS MIKE AND MARY DICK'S TAVERN ELECTRIC The very best in meats plus the lowest prices possible make King’s Grocery and Market your number one stop on the food hit-parade. Steaks, chops, roasts, poultry, no matter what your choice is you can be assured of getting the very best when trading here. Not only do we excel in our meat counter, but you’ll see big savings in every branch of our store. Why not come in today and see for yourself. KING’S Grocery - Market Phone 91 “Ubere Your Money Buyo More Riverview At (be Mile Bridee VERNONIA CARD ROOM CARDS POOL CIGARS WHERE ON EARTH— That’s why it's so ini- portant to have enough insurance against the possibility that trouble will strike in your direc tion. You’re insured? Good! But let us make sure that protection is (piate. SOFT DRINKS COMPLIMENTS OF FRED MAY IARRY GARNER NELLIE TIPTON BOB MONTGOMERY CANDY Trade at Wally & .Joe’s TEXACO If you like reliable service with a smile Your Car’s Best Friend Birkenfeld Service f s Frigidaire Appliances Coleman Stoves Fine Furniture OAKES’ RADIO SHOP ADMIRAL RADIO AND TV Phone 774 — Vernonia Hahn Hardware PAINT SPORTING GOODS McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS BETTER BUY VERNONIA INSURANCE Lunch Counter and Tavern Bill J. Horn, Agent UDEY’S SHORT ORDERS Under New Management ICE CREAM 90S Bridge Street Phone 231 Vernonia BRUNSMAN HARDWARE AND FRITZ AND BEULAH BURKHARD Wil) Disaster Strike next? Nobody knows. RECREATION Dr. R. D. Eby CANDY AND CIGARS WE FEATURE MEATS ATS THEIR BEST TAVERN THE PAL SHOP BEER AND BEVERAGES £NXHXHZNZHXHZNZHXHZNZHXH£ BILL'S BUTTER CRUST STEAKS DINNERS Vernonia
