Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 04, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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THURSDAY. MAR 4
1V54
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Expert Tonsorial Work
Vernonia, Oregon
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Eye Operation
Said Successful
MIST — Mrs Chas. Webber
| came home from Port.and Sat-
Iurday where she has been stay­
ing near her father, A. R. M- -
j as he had an eye operation. Mrs
( Webber reports he is doing fine
I She returned to Port.and Mon-
I day. He is to have the other eye
I operated on soon
Mrs. Annie Wai .ace from Sea-
‘ side and Kate Coffee from War­
renton visited Joan Melis Sat­
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. How ard J< res
and Mr. and Mrs Norman Hanson
were in Portland Saturday even­
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ing to see Mrs Robert Berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tiderman
: IF YOU LOSE your from
Jewell visited at her sis ert.
j home and have to re- the Chas. Hansens, Saturday.
Mesdames Jepson. Irene Jones
j place pail of it out of
Mary Ann Devine, from Birken
jvoui own pocket, that feld and Phyllis Busch and Vir­
luill be an expensive ginia Hanson were in Portland
Friday.
1 project.
Ethel Waddell was home from
McMinnville over the week end
And that’s what will
It should have read in last
J happen if fire catches weeks paper that Sgt Billy Kyser
was home. He's out of the army
Jvou under-insured. Bet- now.
* ter let us check your
Mrs. Ausln Dowling hasn't
linsui ance p r o t e c tion been too well of late and Satur­
day made a trip to visit the doc­
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tor.
Earl Knowles was in Portlanu
Saturday.
Rev and Mrs J Lr.r.qu st were
I visitors Sunday of her uncle. H.
I Jepson.
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Sundland
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Bill J. Horn, Agent
Donald, and family in McMinn­
ville.
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are here on a visit at this time.
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Vernonia Temple No. 61, Py­
thian Sisters was hostess to the
Grand Chief of Oregon. Came
Broxson. for her official visit here
Wednesday evening. February 24,
at a 6 30 dinner and meeting that
followed. MEC. Lesta Gamer
presided.
Entertainment before the meet­
ing included: clarinet solo by
Joyce Thompson, two vocal solos
by Dan Lawler accompanied by
Mrs. Thompson: two selections
by the Oxi German band com-
posed of Bill Johnson. Marvin
Wiggins and Bill Ferguson.
F.fteen visitors were present
from North Plains, among them
D-strict Deputy Berruce Mathie-
sen and Past Grand Chief Haz< 1
Hollenbeck.
Doris Gamer and
Oiive Person were initiated into
membership
and refreshments
were served after the meeting.
The Cclumb-a County Count.,
of the Parent-Teachers association
met at the John Gumm school .n
St. Helens Monday. March 1
Both morr...-.g and aftern-tor. *es-
»sans were he<d w.th the mom-
.r.g sess-or. devoted to group d-s-
eussxjn of prct.em.i of interest
to the officers of the local un.ts.
A norr..nat.cn committee named
the following for county count.,
officers for the next year.
Pre-de-r.t. Mrs Ucyd Harr.»or.
of
Clatskanie.
vce-presadent.
Mn. L L Wells of V*mon.a. sec­
retary. Mrs Vernon Cr.-oq^ettc of
St. Helens and treasurer. Mrs.
Car! Davs Ra.nxr
Principals nominated to serve
| on the executive council were
C. J Cardiff of Clatskanie and
Otto Peterson of Scappcxose
Election of officers w .1 be hex!
at the next meetmg April 5 at
C-a'jxar.z*
At this time other
nominations may be made from
the floor.
Announcement was made of the
FTA-OEA conference to be held
at McBnde Saturday. March 6
1 reg.stratxm beginnmg a: #30 a -
m. Work shops will be held on
the subjects of taxation. school
support. curriculum and teacher
supply and demand
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KING’S Grocery - Market
Scheduled to take place Friday
and Saturday of next week,
March 12 and 13, ik a rummage
sale that is being arranged by the
Vernonia Study club The sale,
an annual affair, ts being held to
raise funds which will be added ta
money to be used for a library
building
The sale will take place in the
building across the street from
Bush Furniture.
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ROCK CREEK — Mrs Geo
Martan mad? a business trip to
St. Helens.
The Keasey extension unit will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ted
DeWitt Wednesday. March 10
Everyone on Ktasey route is us-
vited.
Mr and Mrs. Don DeW.tt came
down from Moses Lake. Wash-
mgton on the three-day week
end. Mr and Mrs. H. A. DeWitt
drove them horn« since Don had
the mufortune to acquire the
mumps.
Mr and Mrs. C. V. Brown with
Roger ar.d Martha brought the
elder DeWitts home from Seattle
and visited for a few days. Roger
was able to visit the high school
and renew acquaintances there.
New Plant Processes to Convert
Leftover Wood to Useful Products
Workshop Led Monday
At County Council
Mrs. L. L. Wells and Mrs. Cha
M.nger attended the Columba
County Counril of the PT A at
| John Gumm school at St. Helens
Monday. Mrs. Wells led the work­
shop on study discussion groups
The next meeting of the Council
will be held April 5 at Clatskanie
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Keascy Unit Meeting
Set for Next Wednesday
»Jog Theatre
THURS.. FRI.
MAR. 4-5
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Mickey Rooney - Dick Hayme.
SATURDAY
MAR. S
P ants are now under construe- | f.bre and cellulose.
He credited the lumber indu»- |
toon or operat.ng in the Duug.as
TEXAS STAMPEDE
’ Charies Starret and Sons of the
fir regno of Oregon and Wash­ try with another major utiliza- |
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ington which will convert left- I t.on development. He sa.d the J
Pioneers
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over wood into many new pro- . successful nation-w de promotion |
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ducts, ranging from fert.-.zers to of proper uses for lower grades of j
lumber, sponsored for the iaut |
Judy Canova
new w oed pane 1s.
Many hundreds of new jobs eight years by the West Coast J
SUN.. MON.
MAR. 7-8
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will be provided by industry and 1 Lumbermen's association, hast
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million» of dollars will be and created a market for some two I
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are invested in these modem pro­ biilion feet of tr.ese grades. This
R ta Hay. orth - St.wart Granger
cess pg factories, accord, ng to s ngle achievement, Morse be­
Roy E. Morse. Longview, chair­ lieves. has enabled loggers to
man of Inc us tr. al Forestry as­ bring out som > 25 par cent more
sound wood from every acre be­
sociation.
cause there are markets today
•Research by private companies
for the utility-grade lumber this
and public laboratories.“ Morse
wood makes.
slated, “have opened up many
new fields for use of leftover
wood for the manufacture of new
products for the Amer.can public.
Many frms see in the improved
utilization an opportunity to
strengthen the northwest's econo- I
my by providing more jobs and I
MIST — Quite a few from this j
hundreds of new products from
vicinity attended the cpm house i
wood once used only for genera- !
dance at the new garage in Clats­
tion of steam and power, or for j
kanie Saturday night.
domestic fuel or not used at all." *
Irving Knowles was a Clat’-
Morse cited as examples a plant kan.e visitor Saturday.
soon to be built at North Bend '
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kulju spent a
which will convert planer-mill
couple
of days last week from
shavings treat d with synthetic I
resin into a new particle board, f Portland visiting their parent,
Mr and Mrs. C. O. Hansen.
first of its kind in the nation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hansen ar.d
Another plant in Lane county i
son. Norman, were business visi- i
has been built by a sawmill firm |
tors in Clatskanie Saturday.
and is improving a process for |
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haberman I
converting leftover wood into a i
and
their friend from Clatskanie
mulch land extender w.th fertili­
but many dollars, deposited
were
Sunday guests of the George
zer properties injected, he sa.d.
regularly at this bank, can help
Jones
family.
Extraction of high grade in­
you build security, and have
Mrs.
Wesley
Monroe
came
home
dustrial wax from Doug as t.i |
bark, a process developed by ire ' from The Dalles where she has
the other good things you want.
Oregon Forest Products ¡abort- I been for the past two weeks. She
tory at Corvallis, will get larg< j says Grandpa Monroe is much
pilot plant testing in the east o_, ■ better and will be home in a few­
days.
the Kellog company and if tes .
are satisfactory a million dollar
The Wayne Reynolds are living
factory will be built in westeiri in the house known as the Ede
Oregon.
Wallace place, since their house
The lumber leader cited th? burned down.
tremendous increased use of wood
Melvin Saxton is on crutches
leftovers by the pulp industry
because of a twisted knee.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
He said 700.000.000 board feet of
Mr and M rs Chas. Sundland
wood, once of little value is now
were Portland v sitors Munday.
chipped every year at 150 saw-
mills and plywood plants for the
kraft pulp mills.
Softboard and hardboard mills,
us ng several processes of both
wet and dry' manufacture, con­
vert millions of pounds of lef*
overs from prime w-ood process­
ing plants in this region into hun.
dreds of jobs and millions of dol- '
lars worth of consum- r goods.
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In must cases, not one tree has I
to b? cut for these varied manu­
facturing enterprises, he said, for
all the.r raw material comes from
scrap wood left after lumber and
• OUR NEW’ SPRING TAILORING LINE IS NOW ON DISPLAY
plywood is cut from the log.
Morse forecast that another de­
cade would see a thriving wood <
• WE OFFER EXCELLENT SERVICE ON QUALITY DRY CLEANING
chemical industry subsisting on ■
leftover wood, as well as many ,
• THIS IS OUR 37TH YEAR IN THE CLEANING AND TAILORING
new factories using n«w proces- |
ses developed by research.
Experiments with new machines :
to remove bark from logs, he !
suggested should be watched, for j
cheap removal of bark will .pen |
up a larger area of use fur all the '
Garage Dance
Attracts Crowd
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Vernonia Branch
Commercial Bank ef Oregon
No Charge for Pickup and Delivery
Every Tuesday and Friday
NOTICE
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■A bridge anti pinochle!
I uncheon will be served! 1
I it 1 p.m. Wednesday!
M I.Maiyh 1U at the Ve'r-I
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Sale to Help Fund
For Library Building
Grand Chief of
Oregon Feted
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Council Hears
New Nominations
TOWN TOPICS
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aumbers for rr.« pro
fit-sharing drawing at Brunsman*
Mat Saturday were Wayne Welch.
Wayne Reynold*. Verle Barker
Mn Lee Faulk and Sxi Sorensen.
The
rrmanung unc.a.med
t umber up to Wednesday *as
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T. L. CLUB DANCE Marra 13.
IX3.OJ kalL Ha. Cook.
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Mr. and Mn Ha.« Graves and
fa-n<y of Port.ard Mr. and Mrs
Tom Grave* and family of Port­
land and Moms Grave» of Geld
Beach v sited the W. T Grave»
ever the week end. This is the
•a-rt time m five yean the tnree
brothers have been together Mor-
ns will stay over a few day».
VERNONIA STUDY CLUB w 11
-art a rumcage tale Marco 12-13
•cross s root frem Baars Funu-
n»re.
Benefit Library building
toad.
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Among • beat who were bl For­
es* Grow? Saturday to attend the
Barbershop quartet program
were Mr and Mrs Bill N .enols,
Mr and Mrs B
Ferguson. Mr
and Mn. Bi.l Johnson. Mr and
Mn Jack Reynolds Mr and Mn
Floyd Bush. Mr and Mn Torr.
Bateman Mr and Mn George
Hahn. Mr and Mn George Rem­
nant and Mr. and Mrs Marvin
Kamr.ulz.
F. L. CLUB DAMCE. March 13
.O.OF ball. Hal Cook.
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