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8 THURSDAY, MAR. 20, 1958 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. Chamber Of Commerce Releases List Of 1958 Paid-up Members Pa d memberships for 1958 in the Vernonia Chamber of Com merce are listed here as author ized by the board of directors in a rece t meeting. Others who wish to b added to the list may con tact Mrs. Paul Gordon, chamber manager. Henry Anderegg, Don Bayley, George Biddle, Ban’s Barber Shop Brunsmans Hardware and Furr ■ re. Burn’s T.V. and Ra dio, Caylite Candle Co., Inc., Watch out Boron Levels Low In Area Another group of Vernonia la- dies completed a two week pro ject in the reupholstering of chairs last week at a workshop held at the Washington school. Mrs. Ralph Reynolds acted as leader for the project and chairs which were redone were owned by Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Dar- rold Proehl, Mrs. Ralph Aldrich and Mrs. Julius Hytrek. In addi, tion to these ladies, four others acted as helpers in order to gain knowledge of the methods used. They were Mrs. Ed Cassel, Mrs. James Harris, Mrs. Edgar Hart zell and Mrs. Walter Linn. The reupholstering of chairs was a workshop project of the extension units some time ago and other local workshops have been carried on since then by the project leaders to give opportun ity for more women to learn the methods and to have assistance with renewing of chairs. Chairs redone in this workshop included two club chairs, a swing rocker and a child's rocking chair. Soil tests, as well as field ob servations, indicate that boron levels of soil of this area are de ficient for the production of al falfa, clover, walnuts, and some of the vegetable crops. While boron is essential for the production of certain crops, only very small amounts of the ma terial are needed, as it is classed as a minor, element, according to Don Coin Walrod, county exten sion agent. Excess amounts can cause damage, and in fact, boron Ohlers Move Right Documents To Portland Aid SS Claims other drivers They may not be as experi enced or as careful as you are And if you're a really careful driver, you’ll want to be sure that you have the right kind of protec tion against driving risks . .. and enough of it. Call on us for a car insurance check-up. VERNONIA INSURANCE Eagles Send Petitions To Congress March 11 Members of the Fraternal Or- der of Eagles in Vernonia joined with members all over the nation in getting signatures on petitions to congress asking for action on behalf of over-40 job seekers. The petitions which had over half a million signatures from every state in the union, Alaska and Hawaii were presented to the U.S. Congress at an F.O.E. recep- tion in Washington. D.C. March 11. The purpose of the drive is to get the age restriction remov ed from many job requirements and make it easier for those over 40 to get employment. Aluminum Etching Is Timber Route Project Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mrs. Marvin Meyer were the project leaders for the lesson on alumi- num etching presented to the members of the Timber route ex tension unit last Thursday at the Vernonia Grange hall. About a dozen ladies learned the method by work on six inch discs which were made into small trays. They learned how to coat the discs, then etch the design with acid after which the coating was clean ed from the aluminum, leaving the etched design in the metal. The method can be applied to larged trays, jewelry and other items from aluminum. Three guests were present in addition to unit members. Mrs. Ralph Bcrgerson was hostess for the day. materials are used as weed killers at high rates of application. This is the time of year when boron can be effectively applied to established alfalfa and clover crops and to walnut orchards. The amount ap- says Walrod. plied will depend upon whether or not previous applications have been made. If no boron has been apphed. up to a maximum of 412 pounds per acre could be ap- Some growers make a plied. practice of using phosphate fer- tilizers or landplaster carrying either one or 112 per cent of boron. A satisfactory method of main taining boron levels is to apply one to 112 pounds of actual boron annually as long as boron re quiring crops are grown. DR. L. M. CROSSAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN X-RAY — PHYSIOTHERAPY Hours: Daily 9-6 p.m. Except Tues. 9-12 Noon Sat. 9-4 p.m. GENERAL PRACTICE BY NATURAL METHODS 2nd and Bridge TIMBER — Mr. and Mrs. John —Office Supplies at the Eagle— James E. Peebles, District Man Ohler moved to Portland Satur ager of the Social Security Ad day after having lived in this ministration called upon all po community about a year. They tential social security claimants will be greatly missed. to help save social security costs Miss Gladys Johnson was an by having proper documents rea overnight guest of her brother dy when calling at the social se and sister-in-law, the Sam John curity office. sons, in Portland Saturday night. Peebles said that an individual Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray and filing for old-age benefits should Donnie were Sunday afternoon bring with him and have ready visitors of Mrs. Murray’s sister for the receptionist: and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Social security card. Nick Furstenburg and family at 2. Proof of age. Vancouver, Washington. 3. Statement from the last years Carl Paintisch and son Tony, of employer showing wages for the iSatst. ■ nmNgie L : a J* ■ Portland, were Sunday visitors - previous year. Form W-2 is ac of John Kalish. ceptable.) If self-employed, the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cochran previous year’s tax return with of Hubbard spent last Wednesday “Schedule C” should be furnish here with friends and were din ed. The “Schedule C" is the ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Remus social security portion of the tax Branson. I return and must be retained by Mrs. Mildred Murray and Chris I social security when claim is fil Christenson accompanied Mrs. | ed. If self-employed, a receipt for the previous years taxes must William Johnson to Portland last I Tuesday on business and were ! RESOURCES also be presented. (This may be dinner guests in Vancouver, I in the form of a cancelled check Cash on Hand and Due from Banks. or Internal Revenue’s receipt for Washington with Mrs. Nick Fur United States Government Bonds. . . stenburg. payment.) Municipal and Other Bonds.............. Mr. and Mrs. B. Tallman were Loans and Discounts—Net................ Sunday dinner guests in Buxton Stock in Federal Reserve Bank......... at the home of Mrs. Tallman's Bank Premises (Including Branches). brother and sister-in-law, the Customers' Liability on Acceptances Claude Riggles. Other guests Interest Earned . .................................... were their mother, Mrs. Edith Other Resources................................... Riggle, Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Drury of Vancouver. Washington. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Wes Pieren of LIABILITIES Grants Pass, and Mrs. Pieren's Capital........................................... mother, Mrs Minnie Pederson of Surplus.......................................... Hillsboro who had been visiting Undivided Profits......................... her daughter the past three ! Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc months, and the M. L. Tallman Acceptances............................... family of Timber. Dividends Declared..................... Deposits......................................... Interest Collected Not Earned. . Other Liabilities........................... Street Phone HA 9-6303 --------- —tatemen -Condition £ g VW lota Lis .azi . MARCH 4, 1958 Bill J. Horn. Agent Pbcr.e HA 9-6203 — Vernonia 905 Bridge Street Hartford Fire Insurance Company Crown Zellerbach Co., Sunnyside Service, Dr. R. D. Eby, Hawken Motors, Evelyn Heath, Bill Horn, Polly and Hank Hudson, A. W Gardner, Lew’s Place, Long-Bell, International Paper Co., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meyer, Nehalem Service Station, Nehalem Valley Motor Freight, Jones Grocery, Darrold Proehl, Dr. R. V. Lance. Nichols Variety Store, Mill Market and Lockers, A G. Os trander, Pine Cone, Safeway Stores, Inc., Howard Sampson, Oregon Journal dealer, Sam's Food Store, S.P.&S. 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