College.
Bernard Lamp'ng is recuperat
ing at home from a recent flare
up of stomach ulcers which re-
quired hospitalization and emer-
gency surgery.
I Lzxits Adams of Cathlamet, Wash-
Mr. and * Mrs. Pete Brunsman
irgvon Also visiting Mrs. Adams
were in Milwaukie Monday night
the week is her sister, Mrs May
to attend Friendship night at
Coffman of Portland.
Daphne Chapter OES.
Mr. and Mri. Oscar Weed went
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cason.
to Eugene last Wednesday to visit Ernest Nance of Milwaukie
with Mrs. Weed’s mother and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberson of
other relatives. From there they Idana enjoyed a hunting trip in
went to Myrtle Point to visit their I the Sisters area last week end.
son Chester and his family, return even though unsuccessful in
ing home Friday.
ting their deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton and
Mr. and Mrs. 3 ill Olinger
son Mike spent Monday with her I family moved this week to their
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. new home on North street which
Melvin Schwab.
they purchased from Mr. and
Mrs. Mars E. Slack of Dallas is Mrs Jack Heenan.
Mrs. Dudley Nickson was a I
end house guest of Mr. and visiting this week with the Ed
Cecil Johnson, his son-in-law.
Poetter and Charles Poetter fa Bob New from Coos Bay and his
Mrs A C. Alexander
Mr- aod Mrs. Louis Carmichael milies.
brother-in-law, R. L. Kramei
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Garner from Portland hunted Sunday on
ad
their guests last week her
.a-pbeu and wife, Mr and Mrs. were week end guests of Mr. and the Salmonberry and all were
• m Zumwalt, from Seattle and Mrs. Fred May at Forest Grove
fortunate enough to get their deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Vari Schaumburg
*7» brother and wife, Mr and
Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock of
Mrs E B Carmichael, from received a clipping this week Wood. South Dakota left Tues
from a Chicago paper which pic day for California after a
WaahougaL
visit
Mr and Mrs. Jim Peterson tured their two grandsons. Mark of several days here with Mr
«..ived Sunday to Forest Grove and Jeffrey Gotsch aged 5 and 6 I and Mrs. Cleao Walrath.
Mr
- her» Mr Peterson has purchased with an opossum they found in Peacock and Mrs Walrath are
it cousins.
<ae Home Bakery and took over their garbage can. How
wandered in there was a mystery
st* opt ration this week
Marble Cook and Carl Heisel of
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Pierson left but the boys had the pleasure of Beaverton went hunting with
•act Thursday on a vacation trip taking it to show their kinder- Adolph Nelson Saturday and
to Kansas and Iowa They plan garden and first grade class before were guests at the Nelson home.
taking it to the museum
to be gone about three weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kasper
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandon
Guests at the C. E. Pierson
spent the week end at their beach
«nr the early part of last wee* spent the week end visiting cou cottage. They were accompanied
were Mr and Mrs Richard Green, sins at Pee Ell, Washington.
by their daughter. Frances, who
Geests Sunday afternoon at
friends from Dayton. Ohio who
is attending Benke-Walker busi-
Lave recently sold out their busi- the Bill Wolff home at Natal ness college in Portland this
r.vss there and were on their way I were Robert Turner and Mrs. year.
Betty Jean Chamebrlain, both of
t Oakland, California to live
Mrs. Arch Kimball was taken
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence New left Portland.
ill suddenly Monday while at
Visiting Sunday m the home
Friday for a months visit with
work at The Cozy and is recup-
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson
relatives in Oklahoma and Ken
erating at home from an attack
tacky At Oilton. Oklahoma they were his uncle and aunt, Mr. and of intestinal flu.
will visit with Mr New’s father Mrs. J L. Culbertson, from Port-
Mrs. Frank Willis, owner of
land.
who is 92 years old
June’s Style Shop, was very ill
Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson and Mrs.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Pearle
last week end with some unde
Adams were her daughter and Grayce Bundy were luncheon termined alergy poisoning.
I ueband. Mr and Mrs Leslie Ho- guests last Friday of two of Mrs.
Word received here this week
fcso <rf Philomath, Oregon and Bundy's sisters at Yamhill, after from Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Herrin,
ter son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. which they went to McMinnville former Vernonia residents who
to visit with Rev. and Mrs. Chas.
now live near Molalla, is that
Schneber.
Mrs. Herrin is ill with rheumatic
Miss Donna Nighiwine who is
fever and Mr. Herrin is recuperat
employed at a nursing home in
ing from a broken foot suffered
“HURS.. FRI.
OCT 7 1 St. Helens sp?nt the week end several weeks ago when a pile of i
here with her mother, Mrs. Perry
CINEMASCOPE
I lumber fell on it.
NIGHT PEOPLE
McFarland
I
People holding winning tickets
Gregory Peck - Rita Gam
Week end guests of Mr. and
in the Brunsman Hardware pro
JATURDAY
OCT
OCT. 9
Mrs. C. E. Miller were Mr. and
fit sharing drawing last Saturday
“HAZY LEGS—ALL AMERICAN
Mrs. Henry King and Donna
Elroy Hi rich ■ Lloyd Nolan
and who had identified them by
from
Raymond,
Washington,
Sat-
MON.
OCT. 10 11
Wednesday were James Burdette,
urday night they attended the
CINEMASCOPE
Guy Tiffney, Arnold Wienecke
Hi VER OF NO RETURN
football game at Multnomah sta-
and Clifford Minz.
From now
I-bt Mitchum - Marilyn Monroe I dium
between
University
ot
on not less than five $5 tickets
Washington and Oregon State
will be selected each week.
I'TWVRSDAT. OCT
T. ItM THÏ
EAGLE.
VERNONIA.
House Wanning Surprises Pair
ORA
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
i
•Jof/ Tlivatrv
This Week
OCTOBER 1 TO 8
Is National
Newspaper
Week
Just What Is a Newspaper?
THIS QUESTION HAS MANY ANSWERS.
HERE ARE A FEW
Idaho Family
Visits Here
TRF.HARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Johnson aond sons Bob and
Norman of Emmet, Idaho and Mr
and Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride and
Roger Hunt of Vernonia were
Sunday dinner guests at the By
ron Kirkbride home. Mr. John-
son is a cousin of Mrs. G. C. Kirk-
bride.
Mrs. Loretta Naylor and sister,
Virginia Huntington of Hillsboro
visited Mrs. Byron Kirkbride and
thildren Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bender
and family spent Sunday with
Mrs. Bender’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Neilsen of Skamokawa,
Washington.
By Marvin Kamholz
Complaints were somewhat fre-
quent the early part of the week
and late last week after city
residents received their water
statements. Listed on the state
ments far last month’s water con
sumption was also a charge of
$1.50 per residence as a sawer
use charge.
The complaints, which were
heard most often by City Re
corder Sam Hearing when people
came to the city hall to pay their
bills, hinged on the fact that as
yet the proposed new sewers
have not been installed so the
use charge should not be made.
It is quite true that the sewers
have not been installed and pro
bably won't be until next year.
But, there is another aspect of
this sewer project that must be
taken into consideration.
Th”
city of Vernonia has sold a bond
issue of 285.000 and now has the
money from that issue on deposit
here so that it will be available
for use in payment of expenses
that will be incursed in install
ing the sewer system.
Likewise the engineering firm
of N. W Haner and Associates,
which the city employee, has
been instructed to prepare de
tailed plans and specifications for
the proposed system so that bids
for the work can be called. It is
the hope of city councilmen that
this work can be started early
next year.
All this means that the sewer
program for Corey hill is actually
underway even though not yet in
stalled. The bond money is earn
ing interest for the purchasers
of those bonds and that interest
as well as the bonds themselves
must be repaid.
Under the conditions specified
in the charter amendment which
was voted upon favorably earile*
this year, a sewer use charge is
to be one of the sources of re-
venue to be used for payment
of bond interest and principal.
This same sewer use charge v/as
also mentioned in legal publica
tions which appeared in this paper
when the city issued calls for
bids, although the definite amount
was not mentioned at thos” times.
The definite amounts to be
charged for sewer use are listed
in an ordinance adopted last
month, this same ordinance b”ing
another step in the legal proced
ure that has been necessary to get
the undertaking
started. By
starting the sewer use charge
now, which City Attorney C. F. I
Bradley has informed the city is |
entirely legal, a fund is being
BIRKENFELD — Mr and Mrs.
Francis Larson, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Larson, Mr and Mrs. Fred
Larson, Mr and Mrs. Herbert
Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Nordstrorrg Mr and Mrs. Jim
Garlock and Norman Berg and
the Martans of Vernonia all ga
thered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy Larson of Riverview
Saturday before last for a sur-
prise house warming.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Nim
moved to Grande Rhonde last
week end.
Jurgen Johansen is in the
Longview hospital for observa-
non. Mrs Fred Stinchfield and
Mrs. Darrell Baker called on him
Friday.
built up for payment of bond in
terest and principal.
To delay collection of the use
charge will cnly delay payment
and permit interest to accumu-
late, The longer it accumulates,
the more residents of the city
will be called upon to pay from
their pockets and the longer this
municipality will be in debt.
VERN0NIÄ
DRUG
COMPANY
PHONE 101 — VERNONIA. ORE
Mrs. Evern Harshman gave a
birthday party for her daughter,
Margaret, a week ago Saturday.
Sewing club met with Mrs.
Howard Jones last Tuesday. There
were seven members present,
Ilene Larson received a gift from
her secret pal.
Next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Art
Bellingham.
Mrs. Art Bellingham and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Parman went
to Lebanon Tuesday.
Drivers — Don’t expect the
same degree of caution from a
school child that you would from
an adult . . . You must remember
they forget ... So Take It Easy
. . . Don't end a child's life because
you didn't care enough to drive
safely.
The integrity of the governor's
office has been above question.'.
He's doing the job that needs to
be done with a simplicity and
effectiveness that commands re
spect, confidence and cooperation
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It converts raw materials, ink. paper,
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It holds full status as a wholesaler (of
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terprises.
Service Establishment
It gives information, advice and guidance
through its columns and through its de
partments. It gives help through its read
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you items
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