Oerttonia Eagle
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THURSDAY, OCTO3ER 29, 1964
OSU Plan Service
Offers Farm Aids
Timber Postmaster
Succumbs to Illness
Family Gathers
At Childs Home
TIMBER—The flag at the local
post office had just been hung at
half mast for former President Her­
bert Hoover when word was received
of the death of the postmaster, Mrs.
Gertrude Laverne Williams at her
home at 725 S. W. 90th St., Portland.
She had been in poor health for sev­
eral weeks at the home of her daugh­
ter, Mrs. Carolyn Hickman. Upon
recovery she came home and return­
ed to her duties, then became ill
again and returned to Portland. She
passed away quietly while watching
TV. Mr. Williams had stepped out
for a few minutes and found her
upon returning. Mrs. Williams was
born in 1906 at Jefferson, Oregon and
married Alva J. Williams in 1924
at Roseburg. Surviving are two chil­
dren: Donald A. Williams and Mrs.
Carolyn Jane Hickman; six grand
children, a sister Verle L. Drager
and brother, Samuel T. Johnson,
both of Portland and another sister,
Miss Gladys Mae Johnson of Tim­
ber.
NATAL - PITrSBURG — Mr. and
Mrs. DeeVeere Hershey and Dee
Three new free building plans are spent Sunday in Vernonia with her
now available from Oregon State folks, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Childs
University plan service to assist and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
farmers, reports Columbia County Phillips and two daughters, Mr.
Phillips niece, Karen Shaw, and Mr.
Extension Agent Don Coin Walrod.
Buildings plan 86 is a utility flat and Mrs. Jack Childs and son Craig,
bed trail«- designed for hauling trac­ all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson were
tors and other farm machinery. The supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
bed tilts.
Lindsay Thursday evening.
Mrs. Edna Johnson, Mrs. Myrtle
Building plan 85, a hoof trimming
table for turning an animal on its Mathews and Mrs. Elena Baker
side, has proved very successful at were at the home of Mrs. Frances
Oregon State University for hand­ Hershey Friday afternoon for a game
of cards.
ling beef cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod and
Building plan 88 contains sugges­ three boys of McMinnville accom­
tions for cattle hay bunks for use panied by Kenny Stohler of Carlton
when feeding long hay. It can also be spent Sunday visiting her folks, Mr.
used for chopped hay but is primarily and Mrs. Orin Davis.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
designed for long hay to avoid exces­
Mrs. Max Oblack were her mother,
sive waste.
Copies of the plans may be secured Mrs. Reed Holding of Scappoose; her
uncle Wm. B. West of Beaverton and
from county extension offices.
Mrs. Maxine Kyser and children.
A pot luck supper at Natal Grange
The fellow who drives at excessive Saturday night sponsored by the
home ec club drew a crowd of close
speed on our highways is literally to 60 friends and neighbors who came
killing time.
to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson.
TIMBER—A general invitation has
The Petersons are planning on mov­
ing soon to Warren. Mr. Wilkins been issued for a farewell party to
shewed pictures of his trip to Canada be held Saturday evening at the Bill
and Alaska as part of the evening’s Mulkey home in honor of his father
entertainment.
who is leaving Timber Junction in
who did not vote for the democrat
the near future.
SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE!
nominee in primary may now vote
Election board members here
have received notices of schools for
for representative, vote
ins,tractions regarding the general
DR. R. V. LANCE
election and ballot box pickups.
113 X Lawrence Meissner
OPTOMETRIST
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gamroth
and
children of McMinnville were re­
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Deer Island. Paid ad by Lawrence
cent guests at the Vem Sponsel
Vernonia
Clinic
Meissner, Deer Island
home.
Building
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cieloah spent
the week end in Eastern Oregon on
a hunting trip.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Bill James have
DEMOCRAT
R E -E L E C T
INCUMBENT J sold
their property at Timber to
William DuBois of Portland. The
James expect to go to Grants Pass
to look for a place to live in about
two weeks.
Farewell Party
Due Saturday
DEMOCRATS
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
MIST—October 14 the Mist - Bir-
kenfeld Missionary Society held their
autumn tea with 35 attending. There
were guests from Newberg, Clatska­
nie and Westport present. Mrs. Ro­
bert Reynolds of Newberg was the
main speaker.
Monday visitor at the Charles
Sundland home was R. L. Tieder-
man of Jewell. Tuesday Mr. and
Mrs. Sundland were In Portland to
meet her sister, Mrs. Loretta Foster
of Stockton, California. Mrs. Foster
will spend about 10 days here. Mrs.
Essie Nance called on the Sundlands
Wednesday. Sunday the Arby Mills
and the Ed Salomonsens of Vernon­
ia visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Coryell and
children of Astoria were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Knowles.
Word has been received in Mist
of the arrival of an 8 pound 2 ounce
boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Peak October 19. Mrs. Peak
is the former Margie Kyser and is
the daughter of the Ernest Kysers
of Reedsport. The Peaks are living
at North Bend.
Thursday evening, October 29, at
7 p.m. the youngsters are invited to
a Halloween party to be held at the
Birkenfeld center.
Mrs. Freda Foster of Clatskanie
★ EXPERIENCED
Your Legislator for 8
years.
★ WORKING FOR
COLUMBIA CO.
Labor, industry, edu­
cation, safety, power,
transportation, high­
ways.
Pd. Pol. Adv. by Committee
to Re elect Rep. Turner. Lyle
Paulsen, 45 W agner Ave., St.
Helens, Oregon.
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specifically for dandruff. By Abbott La­
boratories. Found only in drug stores.
Oregon Brotherhood of Teamsters, As­
sociated Oregon Industries, Oregon
Coast Association, Oregon Building
Trades Council, Oregon State Grange,
Commercial Trollers Union, O tter
Trawl Comm., Columbia River Fisher­
man’s Protective Union.
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Tom McCall
SHOP LOCALLY FIRST!
Measure No. 4 would destroy the jobs
of thousands of Oregon fishermen and
cannery workers by wiping out Ore­
gon’s 100-year-old salmon industry.
These groups urge a “NO” vote on 4:
Democratic Party of Oregon, Republi­
can Party of Oregon, Oregon AFL-CIO,
Sunday Dinner
Fetes Birthday
TIMBER RT.—Mrs. Nell Thacker
was hostess for a birthday dinner
honoring Lester Teeling of Portland
Sunday. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Thacker, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Falconer, Mrs. P at Galloway
from Clatskanie and
the honor
guest and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder and
family from Sweet Home spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs.
Carl Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan
Reynolds and family were dinner
guests of Mrs. Snyder Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wilson and Mrs.
Frank Pieper from Forest Grove
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thack­
er Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. P. Crawford visited Mrs.
Carl Snyder Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Snyder visited Mrs.
Rena Waldron recently in Vernonia.
Self-admiration is proof that there’s
no accounting for tastes.
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YOU VOTED down what the last
legislature did, so now vote for a dif­
ferent representative, 113 X LAW­
RENCE MEISSNER. Paid ad by
Lawrence Meissner, Deer Island.
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Turner
was an overnight guest of the Hugh
Coxs. She accompanied them to the
farewell party for the Ira Petersons.
Society Holds
Autumn Tea
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SEAGULLS
Friday - 8 P.M.
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Clatskanie 25
Warrenton 14
Rainier 25
Ranks 19
Hood River 30
North Catholic 7
Neahkahnie 13
Vernonia 31
Vernonia 14
Vernonia 0
Vernonia 33
Vernonia 13
Vernonia 7
Vernonia 39
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•Will give you low-cost, high-efficiency state government
through full use of modern business methods;
WE RE BACKING THE LOGGERS — WE HOPE YOU DO ALSO!
•Will establish meaningful preventive programs where social
problems begin—to cut down the ever-growing, increasingly-
costly load in Oregon’s correctional institutions;
Linn Grocery
•Will work for full multiple-use development of Oregon’s
great natural resources;
•Will develop a responsibly expanding economy as a basis for
additional revenues for needed state services.
Edna and Walter Linn
Tom McCall • • •
the man
•The Northwest’s leading political reporter and news analyst
for 20 years, giving in-depth coverage of eight sessions of
the Oregon Legislature. Producer of the award-winning pro­
grams: “Crisis in the Klamath Basin,” “Pollution in Paradise,”
“Opinion Unlimited.”
•Administrative assistant to Governor Douglas McKay; mem­
ber of five special Governor’s Committees; executive secretary
of six legislative interim committees.
•Leader in more than a score of community service organiza­
tions; recipient of 1964 Brotherhood Award for “outstanding
leadership in promoting the cause of good will among all the
people of our nation.”
•Successful partner in his own business; for 21 years, a union
member ard leader.
Hans and Vi Slette
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E&B Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Ed Bredeau
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Vernonia Clinic
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Drs. Hobart, Thiringer, Hansen, Kramer
Henry and Isabel Anderegg
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Ralph's Chevron
King's Grocery
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Union Oil Company
Bob, Earl, Emilie
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Cliff and Ruby Fowler
Dessy's Bowl
Tandy Shoe Repair
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Bob's Union Service
Mar-Ona Bootery
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
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Loel Roberts
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Doris Skidmore
Ralph Sturdevant
Secretary of State
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