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4-H Leaders Elect Officers
Mr*. Aider. Ashley. M-st. »a;
re-elected president of the Colum
bia county <-H Leaders Assoc .a-
taon at their meeting on October
25. at the Quincy grade school
Mrs Earl Hanif.n. IX-er Island,
was re-elected vice-president and
Mrs George Harper
Y’anxtor
was electee secretary'
Burton Hutson, state 4-H club
■-od*r Corvallis, spoke to the
leaders on the importance of their
>obs as 4-H club leaders He com
plimented them on the fine job
rk-
Amaury Xavier. Brazil. no»
living m th;« country a* ar. in-
trna'jon»! Farm Youth Exchange
delegate, told something about
life tn Brazil
He showed the
group p.ctures :>t h» horns, live-
stock osi his farm, and points oí
interest -n Braz.,
Mr Ashley reports a good at
tendance for the meeting wh.ch
is the first 4-H leaders meeting
to be h?ld at night. Vnti] this
year, leaders association meet
ings »ere be.d on Saturday
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"Yep' said the Old Man on
the Hill "I’m going to vote for
Joe Carson for governor of Ore-
gon ” Why* Well in the first
piace I think he is the best man
we hav? for the job and besides,
hs H as a cjt-ar. record If there
had ever been anything question -
¿ole in n«.s past as & private citi*
zer. or in his official capacity as
mayor of Portland the opposi-
tson would hate ferreted it out
and paraded it before ths public
long before th» L ook what they
did < to D.ck Neuberger went
back into hu school-days trying
to oig up some mistakes to dis-
materials used by the people of
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the United State
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His record reccmmends him.
LETS KEEP HIM WORKING FOR US!
ELECT ELMER LOYD COUNTY
COMMISSIONER NEXT TUES.
VOTE
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« Close* every Oregon coasui
port south of Astoria to com
mercial salmon fishermen
« Grabs for a fe* a resource
that belongs to all the people
of Oregon.
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Garden Club met Fn.. Oct 15 at
the home of Mrs Mabel Graves
with »even member* and one
visitor present.
There were interesting discus
sions of cactus and geran.um
culture by the various members
Also some good pointers were
offered on grafting and prumng
fruit trees
The next meeting of the Gar
den club will be November fifth
at the home of Mrs H H. Sturd-
vant.
"7” WON ’T WORK
;ppiy
club readers in Quincy And M¿j -
gtr.
Garden Club Studies
Cactus. Geranium Culture
II
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SENATOR
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Coming November 17
during the month of February
when steelheads are the only fish
running. Washington state sports
men council and Washington
game commission have both ob
Vernonia, Oregon I jected strenously to the practice
October 25, 1954 of Oregon fishermen catching
steelhead planted by Washington
game commission and headed foi
\ ernonia Eagle
Many arguments pro and Cen Washington riv *rs. They put a
c incsrning fish bill No. *“ 1" have limit of two dozen clams of any
appearing in our larger size on clam diggers. This they
stated was necessary for conser
papers.
Opponents to this fine conserva I vation However, commercial dig
t.i n measure would have us be- gers compete with th ■ sport dig
bive that it is not necessary. gers and take any and all the
However as one who has spent clams they can take. They also
the last 25 years in Vernonia and turned a deaf ear when Gearhart
watched our salmon runs decline suggested reserving a section of
to the dangerously low point of the beach for amateur diggers
the present time I think such
backed fish bill
asures as No. "7” are definM.'-
measures
donation
of $50.
ij in order.
backing with
Logging operations
L amed for declining runs of sal
mon. No doubt this has been
contributing factor However lar
c~: 1» ixooino
tg operation on
Nehalem and its tributaries
long since gone, Both the |
commission and fish commi
■ been clearing jar
t Creek and Wolf
Co-op in cooperati
game co jmmission blew the
>ey dam; Crown Zellerbach
hr!
helped clear smaller streams
in th 'ir relogging operations yet
• he Nehalem has gone down hill
along with the other
coast
streams.
Obviously
sion” has ove
of biological facts . .
t ouwners (by nettinj
S'op returns.” This
has been proven time an
i...ain in every food fish
jui rounding the U.S. and Alaska.
One of our larger newspapers
suggests, instead of approval of
No. “7,” the prodding of our fish
commission to further restrictions
on the netters.
Lets look
the record of our “Fish Commi
sion" on measures of conserva
tion. They fought to the ut
most (against every sportsman
organization to d"feat ”312" wnlcn
stopped netting of our streams for
steelhead, considered by many as
our finest game fish, even going
so far as to send their mast .
fish warden to lobby against the
measure in the legislature. They
refused
close the Columbia
Mr Steele has spent 16 years as
City Mayor of Clatskanie. Ore
gon, he is President of the Lower
Columbia River highways associ-
many
ation.
? past
other
years
Let t’s put a good man in our
represent us.
state legislature
not j just
; he is another
candidate wht vill make great
promises to g
into office, and
after he is the
forget all about
US. We want
man in as State
representative of C<
Columbia Coun-
ty who will give us the best
representation of any man I
know of.
Vote for Art Steele
in the November election
L. E Odle
Former Mayor of Rainier
Vernonia Rod and Gun
Club.
THE PEOPLE
SPEAK
!
To The Editor. Also to th" voters
and Citizens: of Columbia Coun
ty. Oregon
I Lester Odle of Rainier have
served four years as Mayor of
Raimer: during those four years
I had the pleasure of working
with Art Steele who now is run
ning for Election in the State
Legislature as a Representative of
Columbia County. Oregon.
Mr. Steele has worked faith
fully with me and my followers
in the reduction of the tolls on the
Longview-Rainier
bridge.
Mr Steele deserves your sup-
port no matt"r what your politi
cal faith is. He is truly a can
didate to represent all the people
of our County.
If Steele is elected I am sure
we can look for strong support
for th- speedy completion of the
Lower Columbia River highway
October 15. 1954
Editor Kamholz:
are rapidly approaching
limax of a very importan
in.
Durin
at SAFEWAY
this weekend
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Freestone Peaches
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Candy Bars
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77/ • Record:
Farmer
counties, I would like to re-state my
basic political philosophy. I believe with
Fisherman
Thomos Jefferson thot ‘Government is
simply on instrument by which the peo
Teacher
ple seek to effect their safety end happi
ness ' During my three legislative ses
sions I have tried to cast my vote on
Parent
Businessman
every issue on its merit as indicated by
the evidence presented.
If I am re elected, I shall continue to
so vote.
Professional
Man
VOTE 110X
FOR
SENATOR
BOB
HOLMES
Selected bv Oregon Education Association
' Cftnen of the Year '
Named as One of the Top Three Legislators t>v
AF of L ond CIO
Homed os One of Top Ten Legislators br
Oregon State Grange
Named as One of Top Seven Legislators by
Oregon Newspaperman
Oregon* School People Consider
Senator Holmes One of Oregon's
Most Important Legislators!
The R eward For His R ecord is
R e -E lection
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yeivspaper Comment:
Ai C lotto« count, i Senator he • i nHuent.ol in all
lef'ilat'OR on fisheries "
— Portland Oregon Journal
Obseners at the 1953 session reodilr concede that
Senator Holmes corned a heo»» load and d-d a
creditable ,ob tor his count, end the state "
—Salem Ceprfol Journal.
Holmes has mode hisfor. in Oregon politics He is
the lint Democrat in half a Centura to represent
Clatsop count, os Senator Alone among the senate ■
present tear Democrats, he speaks Ur a ' downstore *
counts heo.ll» rural tn population He is one ot the
leu Democrats *ho avee heeded the committee on
education TH Bob Holmes is not a rabid partisan
He takes people as he bnds them He works with oH
«roups «e »0 io h.s direction That direction usuoll.
points to better schools end colleges lor Oregon s
• ounger operation That is wh» he ts work.n« n
herd for Portlond State Colleye os he is lor >ood
pnmor, .nd seconder, schools That is wh, he is
Oregon EdMcetioa « ' crtnen of
— id-tonal Portlond Oreyon Journal
89
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Member, OregoR Interstate Co-operot>on Ccmmittea
Member Columbia Bairn Compact Commiinon
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THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. THURSDAY. OCT 2< ISM
sion of the le
lature it was my obtain to guide our sti
to become acquainted tremendous growth
privileg
I
m
with Joe Dyer who represented hope that the people of
di
your district in the Hous*
tnct will have the wis
ana
As a member uf Ways and vision to elect Joe -Dye|
Means and the State Emergency
xt state senator.
Board, I have had th? oppor-
Your very truly,
tunity of observing Representa-
George A Ulett, Sen
tive Dyer in action and have
Eighth District
been
tremendously
impressed
Coos & Curry Countie
with his integrity, his grasp of
state affairs and his very eam-
est attet tion to matters of lm-
THE VERNONIA EAGLE
mediate „•oncern to your district,
Official Newspaper ot
As a succe sful businessman
Vernonia, Oregon
and an important emp
Marvin Kamholz
labor, he understands tt
Editor and Publisher
lying principals of good
management which are
Entered as second class mail
sarv in making vital
matter. August 4, 1922 at Mid
for our state governme
post office in Vernonia, Oregon,
The problems comin
under the act of March 3. 1879.
th" 1955 legislature will be
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