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THURSDAY, MAR
17, 1955
THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE
Vernon Peterson
To Enter College I
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mri. Larry Brown of and were to reach Rome last
Sweet Home are the parents of ! week end.
Miss Shizlee Vika left Thurs­
a daughter, Carmen Kay, born
March 11 at the Lebanon hos­ day for Monterey. California to
pital. This is their second child. visit with Major and Mrs. Fred
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Laymon.
Howard Frank of Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Redmond,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turner former Vernonia residents who
and son of Pendleton and Mr. and have been at Grandview, Wash-
Mrs. George Turner and daugh­ ington for some time, moved re-
ter of Portland spent the week cently to Svenson, Oregon.
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Sadie Naviaux of Port-
Bill Wolff at Natal. They were land came last Wednesday for a
joined Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. visit at the home of her neice,
Lloyd Stuve and Diane.
The Mrs. Eldon Wildt. Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Turners left Tuesday for Lewis Morgan came Sunday for
Dallas and from there were tp go dinner at the Wildt home and
to Portland to attend the OEA
took Mrs. Naviaux back to Port­
convention.
land.
COOKED FOOD SALE Sund-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peterson and
lands Sat. March 26. Vernonia David of Forest Grove were here
Extension Unit.
Ilt2c Sunday to help Jim’s father, E.
Mr. and Mrs. Pai McCabe of W. Peterson celebrate his birth­
Portland are being congratulated day.
on the arrival of a nine pound COOKED FOOD SALE Sund-
13 ounce son, John Joseph, March lands Sat. March 26. Vernonia
3. Pat who formerly lived here Extension Unit.
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now makes regular trips to Ver­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolff. Nel­
nonia with the Safeway freight lie and Tom Jr. left Monday for
truck.
Pawhuska, Oklahoma after re­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chalmers ceiving word of 'lie serious ill­
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lind­ ness of Mr. Wolf’s brother. They
say attended the Fred Waring will also visit a son in Texas.
concert at the auditorium in Port­
Mr. and Mr.s Oren Weed and
land last Friday evening as a Barbara went to Forks, Wash­
pre-anniversary celebration for ington last week end to attend
the Lindsays.
the wedding of Mrs. Weed’s bro­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graves of ther. From there they went to
Tigard were week end guests ot Seattle to visit her mother ana
Mr. and Mrs Webb Graves.
other relatives.
Latest word from Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Paris. Safeway manager
Pete Brunsman is that they were spent four days last week in
in Athens, Greece last Thursday Portland attending a produce
school. This week, Larry Gar­
ner is attending a four day ses­
sion there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ackley and
THURS FRI.
MAR. 17-18
ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA daughters from Central Point,
Oi gon are spending the spring
Elaine Stewart - John Derek
vacation here with Mr. and Mrs.
SATURDAY
MAR. 19 Wm. Lindley.
KANSAS CITY KITTY
Guests last week end at the
Joan Davis
home of Mr and Mrs. Guy Thom­
Plus
as were her parents, Mr. and
LOADED PISTOLS
Mrs. F. E. Ravie from Albany,
Gene Autry
Oregon and her mother's twin
SUN.. MON.
MAR. 20 21
sister, Mrs. Martha Zesiger from
GONE WITH THE WIND
Molson, Washington.
Clark Gable - Vivian Leigh
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Counts
and family of Roseburg are visit­
ing here this week with Mr. ano
Mrs. Charles Minger and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack May, Dick May
and other relatives and friends.
Two three-foot flowering dog­
wood trees, one white and one
pink, were sent here this week
by Mrs. Millicent Manning oi
Falls Church, V rginia to be
planted in the Vernonia Memorial
cemetery as a tribute to her fath­
er, Fred Olin. The planting was
done by Frank Slemmons, care­
taker.
Bill Nichols. Ralph Aldrich Jr.
Ben George and Tod Bowerman
who this year are members of
SATURDAY,
the Clatskanie Beavers rifle team,
participated in a match at Clats­
MARCH 19
kanie Sunday which result ‘d in a
win for the Beavers over The
Crows of Portland This tied the
Clair Musser and His
Beavers for first place in their
Powder River Ramblers district of the league and a match
Sunday will decide the winner.
Reverend Glenn Campbell and
Mr. Shelly, Paul Weller and
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The Long-Bell
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HISTORIC
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Scipiti Ulti tic introductif* of milder, !cu.tr-pri,cd, S6 Proof
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NATAL — Vernon Peterson ,
left Thursday for Walla Walla, j
Washington where he will enter ,
College Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine were
in Forest Grove and Hillsboro
Thursday and Saturday for den­
tal appointments. They also cal­
led on Mrs. T-d Gernhart and
Mr. Danielson while in Hillsboro
Mrs. George Mathews will be
hostess for the Mist Helping
Circle at her home on Thursday
March 24 when they have then-
regular meeting
Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanen
and baby of Seattle were house
guests at the Dass home for sev­
eral days.
Jeanette Dass is ill with a siege
of the flu this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lindsay and
sons called on his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Lindsay. They reside at
Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holstien
have built a home here at Pitts­
burg andkhave moved in.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
were Sunday callers at the Lind­
say home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay
called at the Banzer home re­
cently.
Floyd Shulke from the Vernonia
Bible church were in Portland
Tuesday to attend the IFCA con­
ference held at the Columbia
View Baptist church.
"Shorty" Lee who spent some
time recently in Jones hospital
is now at home and improving
gradually.
ANNUAL birthday party for
American Legion, March 21, 7:30.
Refreshments will be served.
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Eugene Dove. Vernonia high
school superintendent, spent from
Sunday to Wednesday of this
week in Denver attending a re­
gional conference of school ad­
ministrators. Today and tomor­
row he is attending the O.E.A.
Convention in Portland.
Reverend F. M. Knoll attended
a meeting of the board of mis­
sions of the EU.B. church at
Jennings Lodge Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Culbertson and
four children and her friend,
Mrs. Jewell Crate and two child­
ren from Roseburg are visiting
here this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmore Knight and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Culbertson.
COOKED food sale. April 9, Sund-
land Electric, Pythian Sisters.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cates were
involved in a two-car collision
Tuesday afternoon on highway
47 one mile south of Banks which
put both of them and the drive,
of the other car in Jones hospital.
Both cars were badly damaged.
The other driver, Horace Eberly
of Banks, and Mrs. Cates were
reported in fair condition Tues­
day evening, but Mr. Cates was
said to be critical.
Gifts for women registered last
week end for the 10th anniver­
sary at Brunsmans were won by
Florence Reynolds, Mrs. J. E.
Rose, Arlie Emmons, Mrs. Rose
Aspinall, Marylyn Goode, Mrs.
E Wright, Hildur Davis, Mrs. J.
D Norris and Gertrude Ander­
son. Gifts for men were given
to R. L. Hodgson, Charles Dü­
bendorf and W R Wolff People
who held tickets drawn last Sat­
urday were J. P. Lofton, Lesta
Garner and Louise Hamnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Borders and
two sons from Springfield spent
last week end here with her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ander-
egg
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kent went
to Newberg Wednesday to stay
until Saturday with their daugh­
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle McAninch and help care
for their two girls who are ill
with rheumatic fever while Mr
and Mrs. McAninch attend the
OEA. convention in Portland
Walter Olinger who suffered
a light stroke at the Long-Bell
mill about two weeks ago is im­
proving slowly from it.
INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC LESSONS
AVAILABLE NOW.
Phone Wm. Johnson 1406
;PHONE 853
NEHALEM VALLEY
MOTOR FREIGHT
THB OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO.. FRANKFORT. KY.
THE
Oernonia Eagle
Is Today Announcing a
NEW CAMPAIGN
in which it will give a prize of
TO THE CANDIDATE TURNING IN THE MOST NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS
BY NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
WHAT IT MEANS
This S10.00 CASH CAMPAIGN is a NEW campaign, and only those candidates
who are working for the prise bicycles and cash commissions are eligible. Can­
didates can win this $10.00 cash prize and at the same time with the same sub­
scriptions get votes for the bicycle prizes. Subscriptions will count points for the
$10.00 cash prize besides counting votes for the bicycle prizes at the regular estab­
lished vote schedule. See schedule ot points below.
SCHEDULE OF POINTS
All NEW subscriptions secured and
handed in between Thursday morning.
March 17, and Saturday night. March
19, will count points toward the $10.03
cash prize as follows:
All NEW subscriptions secured and
handed in between Monday morning.
March 21 and Wednesday night. March
23 will count points toward the $10.00
cash prize as follows:
1 YEAR
2 YEARS
1 YEAR
2 YEARS
10 POINTS
20 POINTS
9 POINTS
18 POINTS
SEE THE BICYCLE PRIZES ÄT-
Hahn Hardware
Bush Furniture
Brunsman Hardware
CAMPAIGN NOTES
Any candidate who is now working in the subscription drive is eligible to work
for the $10.00 cash prize for new subscriptions. One of the active candidates will
win this cash prize in addition to the bicycle or cash commission they are guaran­
teed in the opening rules. The winner of this special cash prize will be announced
and the $10 bill will be awarded at the close of the campaign. In case of a tie for
the $10.00 prize identical awards will be made to the tieing candidates.
This Saturday marks the end of the first week of the subscription and prize cam­
paign. Just two more weeks to win the bike each candidate started out to capture.
The campaign is expected to really get underway this week, and each candidate
is urged to do his or her very best from here on out.
Candidates are cautioned to rightly mark their subscriptions NEW or OLD. Be
sure the subscriber is not getting the paper before it is marked as a new subecription.
Be sure to come to the campaign office real often so that I can answer any questions
you have about the campaign. Out-of-town candidates needing information are
asked to call the campaign manager at 191. Office open until 6 p.m. daily.
THE
Oernonia Eagle
A Burton L. Denton Circulation Campaign