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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spencer re He is making good recovery and
turned home last Tuesday from completing recuperation at home.
Danny Hearing has been ill
California where they had been
with an attack of asthma the first
visiting since December 17. They part
of this week.
visited their three children, Ethel
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier
at I.,. An( i la and Elna and were in Portland Sunday to at
Ben at Bakersfeld, and other re tend the annual meeting and ban
latives in surrounding areas and
of United Grocers, Inc. at
reported a wonderful time until quet
the New Sheraton hotel. The
January 3 when Mrs. Spencer be- organization
now has 395 co-
came ill and almost had pneu
monia She was not able to make operating stores in the association.
Albert Stager Jr. spent New
the trip home until last week
when the doctor allowed her to Years here with his parents, Mr.
make the trip by plane. She suf and Mrs Albert Stager of Timber
fered some backset after arriving route. He is now stationed at
home but is improving this week. Stead airforce base near Reno,
Mr. and Mrs Mike Stolen of For Nevada. He has been in the air-
est Grove visited the Spencers force for about one and a half
years.
Sunday.
Frank Hays returned homa Sun
January 8, Mrs. M. A. Oakes
day from Tuality hospital at Hills and Mrs. Ray Taylor drove to
boro where he had undergone Beaverton on business where
surgery the previous Thursday. they encountered a great deal ot
snow
From there they went to
St. Helens which, like Vernonia,
had not been visited by the storm.
On Sunday, January 10, Mr. and
Mrs Marvis Taylor and son from
de were here to see Mrs.
Oakes and the Ray Taylors.
Mrs. Henry Hunteman was
hostess for a Tupper ware party
last Friday evening at which Mrs.
Leona Haverland showed the line
to nine ladies.
Mrs. Albert Schalock and Mrs.
M A. Oakes were in Seaside the
evening of January 6 to visit Ra
mona Rebekah Lodge. They en
joyed visiting two former Ver
nonia residents, Mrs. Glen Pearle
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and Mrs. Bea Moon, who now
live in Seaside and were at the
of your home
meeting.
Due to a fall at her home last
fully insured?
Tuesday, Mrs. Betty Jones has
been confined to home with a
badly sprained ankle.
Have you bought a new
Millard Counts of Estacada
hi-fit set lately? TV set?
visited his father, A. B. Counts,
and brother, Herbert Counts, last
New furniture? Maybe
Friday and Saturday while en
you've redecorated. What
route to Socorro, New Mexico to
ever you have added, make
look after his farm there.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kittleson and
sure your insurance covers
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Konsil of
the preterit value of your
Portland were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
home’s contents. Call us
Lange Sunday evening, January
for a property insurance
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Relatives here have received
checkup ... today.
news from Ed Culbertson of Med
ford that he is in Los Angeles on
a buying trip and while there is
visiting his brother, Douglas, and
cousin, the former Barbara Tail-
man of Portland, and her new
baby
Vernonia Insurance
Sunday visitors at the home of
Exchange
Mr. and Mrs. A B Counts were
Mr and Mrs. Darrell DeVaney
and daughters, Linda and Lorna
Phone HA 9-6203
from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith and
905 Bridge Street
family from Sweet Home came
last Friday to spend the week end
Vernonia, Oregon
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs M B Steers Jr. and other
relatives
They brought with
Representing the
them his father, Oscar Smith who
is now visiting for a while with
Hartford Fire
his daughter and husband, Mr.
Insurance Company
and Mrs Ron McDonald of Kea-
sey route.
M t . and Mrs. Frank Serafin.
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Vicki and David, Mrs. John Sera
fin, Mrs Glen Hawkins and Billy
were in St. Helens Saturday, Jan
uary 9 for the wedding of a cou
sin.
H. O. Hanson went to Seattle
last Friday to attend funeral ser
vices for his aunt. He returned
home Sunday afternoon.
Kathy Roeser of Eugene came
to Mist Friday night with her
Grandfather and Grandmother
Wikström and she spent from
Saturday morning to Sunday noon
with Marian Mathews.
John Wylde Sr. is making good
recovery at Good Samaritan hos
pital from head injuries received
last week when the car driven by
his son, John Wylde Jr. went out
of control on a bridge near the
Floeter place on the Scappoose
road. What caused the accident
has not been determined but it is
attributed to mechanical failure
of some sort. The car was badly
damaged so that Mr. Wylde is
now driving a new one.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Steers re
ceived word of the arrival of an
other grandson Monday, namely,
Michael James, weighing 8
pounds, 4 ounces, who arrived at
Tuality hospital, Hillsboro, Mon
day afternoon for Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Peterson of Forest Grove.
This is their fourth child and
evens the score, two girls and
two boys.
Other grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. E W Peterson
of Cedar Hills and great grand
parents are M. B. Steers Sr. and
Mrs. Laura Carmichael of Ver
nonia.
Rev. E. J. Ruff took Pete
Briones to St Vincents hospital
in Portland Monday where he
was to undergo tests to try to
determine cause of migraine
headaches. How long he would
be there was not known.
Mrs. Glen Hawkins drove to
Corvallis last Friday to bring
home for the week end her son
Byron Miss June Jones also ac-
companied them to Vernonia and
spent the week end at the R. D.
Eby home.
Mrs. Launee Cousin*, kinder
garten teacher, and Miss Gloreen
Lawrence, first grade teacher at
Lincoln school, were absent Mon
day and Tuesday because of ill
ness and their places were taken
by Mrs. Desmond Laird and Mrs.
Irma Chance.
Mrs. W. B. Ortner of Roseburg
spent last week and this at the
W T Lilly home helping care
for Mrs. Lilly whose condition is
critical.
Jim Davies left Tuesday even
ing to fly to Huntington Park.
California after receiving word
that his father was seriously ill.
Mrs. Dudley Spofford received
word early Monday of the death
of her father, Herman Veal. He
had suffered a heart attack at
Christmas and had been in the
Veterans hospital since that time.
Last Monday he had been taken
off the critical list but had evi
dently suffered a relapse later
in the week.
Joy Theatre
FrU Sai.
Jan. 22-23
YELLOWSTONE KELLY
Clint Walker
Edward Byrnes
John Russell
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DATES io Remember
1 THURSDAY. JANUARY 21
I Vernonia Extension Club — West
Oregon bldg., 1:00 p.m. Salad
lesson.
I Vernonia Study Club—Cancelled.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
County Extension committee —
4-H kitchen, fair grounds, 10:30
a.m.
American Legion potluck — Le
gion hall, 6:30 p.m.
Movie,
music.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 23
Men’s Fellowship Dinner — City
Cafe, 6:30 p.m.
Masonic Old Timers dinner —
Masonic Temple, 8:00 p.m.
MONDAY. JANUARY 25
Extension Project leaders—West
Oregon bldg., 10:30 a.m. Soaps,
etc.
Lions Club dinner meeting—City
Cafe, 7:00 p.m
Rainbow Girls public installation
Masonic Temple, 8:00 pm.
Chamber of Commerce board of
directors — West Oregon build
ing, 8:00 p.m.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26
Chapter BS, PEO Sisterhood —
Home of Mrs, Ben Brickel, 8:00
p.m.
Vernonia Ridge Riders club —
West Oregon Building, 8:00 p m.
Vernonia Odd Fellows lodge No.
246 — IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
Vernonia Temple, Pythian Sis
ters — IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m.
Natal Grange — Natal hall, 8:00
pm
Veterans of Foreign Wars—VFW
hall, 8:00 p.m.
Forest Rehabilitation
Accomplishments Viewed
Nineteen fifty-nine marked the
end of the tenth year since the
rehabilitation of state owned for
est land and especially the Tilla
mook burn got underway by the
state forestry department. It re
presented the largest project of
this nature that had ever been
undertaken by any agency in the
nation, either state or federal.
Accomplishments up to the end
of the year included planting 41,-
347,869 seedlings on 52,792 acres
of forest land and in addition the
aerial seeding of 69,168 acres. This
brings the total area reforested to
105,561 acres, of which around
100.000 acres is in the Tillamook
burn.
While tree planting and seeding
was going on the state felled 1,-
282.937 snags as a part of the pro
gram designed to keep fires out
of the burned areas. Approxi
mately 150 miles of fire corridors
were built, a similar mileage of
roads constructed and an addi
tional 2000 miles of roads main
tained. It is estimated that the
huge project is more than half
completed
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Census Office
Demonia Eagle
Opened at Salem 2 THURSDAY, JAN. 21. 1960
Establishment of a district of
fice for the 1960 census of popu
lation and housing at 1965 Taft
street in Salem has been announ
ced by Director Guy E. Rainboth
of the census bureau’s regional
office at Seattle, Washington.
Ronald Blundell of Salem will
be supervisor of the district of
fice. He will direct a force of 32
crew leaders and 500 census tak
ers in the following counties:
Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Co
lumbia, Lincoln, Marion, Polk,
Tillamook, Washington, and Yam
hill.
Taking the 1960 census nation
ally will require the services of
160,000 enumerators, 10,000 crew
leaders, and 400 district supervi
sors, all temporary workers. The
district supervisors, working un
der the general direction of the
permanent regional field direc
tors, are responsible for all phases
of the census in their districts.
Duties of the district supervisor
include the recruiting of the crew
leaders, obtaining space for crew
leader training, recruiting and
training a small office staff, re
viewing the completed question
naires, and direct supervision of
the field canvass which begins on
April 1.
Prior to the start of the census,
all households will receive in the
mail an advance census report
form, a new census-taking device
which is designed to speed up the
field canvass and provide more
accurate statistics.
Distribution
of this form, which contains the
basic population and housing
questions, gives the family a
chance to assemble information |
about each member in advance of
the census taker’s visit.
David Carson Promoted
While on Submarine Duty
David A. Carson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Tandy of Keasey Rt.,
Vernonia, Oregon, and husband
of the former Miss Sheila Parrish
of Oregon City, was promoted to
aviation electrician’s mate second
class, USN, on December 16 while
serving aboard the submarine
USS Starlet operating out of Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
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Congressman Walter Norblad
(R-Ore) said today that the post
office department will make the
post office at Goble, Oregon a
rural station of the post office at
Rainier, Oregon.
"I am advised that the change
will go into effect at the close of
business February 29, I960." Nor
blad stated.
PRESTOLOGS
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on hand. They are al
located to dealers and
can be obtained only
by appointment.
Thursday is our day to
pick up.
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