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■ t e y S S f f t E Z Ä X ÜS“ r: “ 9 m — . . * «« _ SKL-MOR IN C . Publisher« JACK S E E L E Y . Editor M E L V IN SCHWAB. Compositor B. RHOADI.S, TTS ' TH U R SD A Y , JA N U A R Y « C o u rt. . . V- U • » — “ Jaycettes - home of Kathy Eck land - 7:30 p.m. Surplus foods • County Road Shop - 10 a m.-3 p.m. (A M) Vernonia Study d u b - home of Mathilde Bererson - 8 p.ni. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 Senior Citizens . Conununity Center . 12 30 p m. • potluck • business. VHS Basketball • Corbett - VHS gym • 6 15 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY I Vernqnia Grange - Grange Hall • 8 p.m MONDAY, JANUARY 10 Vernonia Grange - Grange Hall • 8 p.m. Rainbow Girls • Masonic Tetnole • 7:30 p m. VVFD Eire Hall • business - 7 p.m TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 PEO Sisterhood - home of Mrs Harry Sandon Jayeees - West Ore. Elee. Bldg - 7:30 p.m. Timber Rt. Extension - West Ore. Elec Bldg. • 10:30 a m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11 Bov Scouts • City Park Cabin - 7 p.m Natal Grange - Grange Hall 8 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 Surplus Foods - County Road Shop 10 a m • 3 p.m. - <N-Z> School District 47J Board • Ad ministration Office - 8 p.m. T. The T O P IC S O F T H E T O W N E ditor. . . A A e* S*e4 A A •" B M M r. * and M rs. C E d ™ g “ a r - — ft he — aaA A ^aa* aa I . i Culbertson from Cedar Mills, their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Jam es Gross and tw o sons from salt Lake City, Utah; Steven Culbert son from the Air Force Academy jin Colorado, ami Julie Culliertson. from the U niversity in Eugene, were guests of their parents, the Harry Culbertsons ami Justin Eol kens during the holidays . • 9 aa — a a aa •• . i aa aa la Ê XA A “■ ^S aid h 8 McLean, ami Ka^aa Frank Otto — of Joseph, returning home on Wed nesday. Angles* and Dun Sample* spent (Editor's Note: the week with their father, I-eo- The following two letters art* in OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER nard Sam ples, at Joseph, com ing reference to the picture in the Vernon». Oregon hom e on Thursday. Eagle last weelj of the yjk herd Entered as ■ cond class mail mat Visitors a l tha Loren Stiff homo on the Gardner ranch Mr Gar ter August 4, 1922 a» the post office 977 . Gary Wayne Grace. VBR wen* Mrs. Stiffs' brother ami wife, tlner received the first letter in in Vernonia, Oregon 97064 under the Guilty plea, fined $17. Mr. ami Mrs. John White of Moses his mail several d ays after the act of March 3, 1879 Subscription 978 William Dem psey Bokoskic, Lake, Washington E agle had been published He price » 0 0 yearly in the Nehaleu U-turn in business district - Guilty M r, and M r» , T ru m a n Knight Christm as day, M r, and M rs . brought the letter to the Eagle o f Valley KLsewhepn.ft.oo. plea, fined $15. , Elvin Stiff ami Amly of Vancou fice and answered the letter at ami fam ily of Cedar Hills were 979 - Michael John McLimans. Saturday guests of their parents, ver. Mr. ami Mrs Earl Ray ami the sam e time. Driving on par nut alone Guilty children. Sheryl, Robin, George, Since this editor took the picture, Mr. ami Mrs. Justin F'olken. plea, fined $15 - Suspended fine. T a r r i Knight and b ar b ro th er, Martin ami Patrick enjoyed Chris wrote the story beneath the pic .Mo«.. Tue«.. Wed.. F ri__8 a m. to $10 spent three mas dinner. ture and personalty had the thrill Truman Knight. Jr < p.m. 980 • Aibart Kevin Robertson. Lorena Poutson, fo rm a lly Lorane of seeing the herd, he agrees fully days last week with their rand- Thurs. A S a t—8 aan. io 12 boo « Minor in ixxseuaiuun • Finding by with Mr Gardner’s statem ent parents. the Justin Folkens. Tru Stiff, phom*d she. Alan ami fam ily (la case of emergency, call « . « » j i court - guilty. Fined $25 Suspend man left Monday for Ft Monmouth. w«Mild be in San Diego, California that "X” is a very gpuill man.I ed fine • $15, New Jersey, then to Frankfurt. with Mr. Pousson's sister. Dear Timber Route Residents, 981 - Richard G. Devine. Fur Germ any where he will lx* station Mrs. Stiff’s son, Ray Ballard, ( Gardners ) nishing to minor . Plea, guiltv. ed for a yea r ami a half visited lx*fore Christinas. O r eg o n A few of us got together today fined $25. M r. and M rs. Laster Tai ling of Frod Hackanliabla is now living after reading the Eagle and won Newspaper 983 - Melvin F o ri .Barrett - Dri Portland called on the W i l b u r at 8494 Fruitland Rd. NE. Salem . dered why you let the wliole State Thackers Monday evening Publishers ving over .15 aloeohol - Guilty Oregon 97301 He wxuld like to of Oregon, know that there are Elk Association plea, fined $150 and $5. ST. M A R Y ’S T h r ift Shop open hear from Vernonia friends out in the Timber Route area month. Sffe Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thanks to your exploits there M rs . G e rtru d a Schalock and M rs. D ave Skidmore were their daugh probably won’t lx* one elk in that William Falconer of Mist Drive, By J.L.S. area next year, partly because yxxi visited with tlx* Wilbur Thackers ter, Nancy, ami granddaughter, Jennifer, from Anchorage, Alaska I promise not to mention that told them how many hulls there Thursday aftenxxyn. They were nil Christmas day guests Nebraska won the Orange Bowl was and when* they like to hang M rs Battv Sm ith, S u n« and Mrs. of Mrs Skidmore’s parent«, Mr out. game and the national title, or the tfclhfiA • Nell Thacker called on tlx* Wilbur amt Mrs Henry’ Dimhat of llixxl fact that three Big-Eight teams It only takes a few oeonle to Thacker's Friday evening The Itecemtoer Police report to River They were joined al home finished 1-2-3 in the final ballot the city council Irited the follow ruin a beautiful thing, ami your Mr. .irxl Mrs. John lluskln* were Fred Skidmore for the best football team s in the ing actionsi q <■> v som e of that few. You sun* did a in Boise. Idalxt for the Christmas on Sunday by ami wife, Diana, and grandsons. nation. good job of it. Major Crimes: None reported holidays with her son. Rev. ami Stephen ami Roger for a fam ily ---O ~ - I hope it helped you to sell your Mrs Davxl Hazen and fam ily this period Felony Arrests Poss Additional h o lid a y place. . Congratulations to both the JV of Narcotics, fi. Misdemeanor Ar Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Christmas guests included Mrs G rscie Skid and Varsity team s on the wins rests: Drunk driving, 1. Non Mov Signed Haskins New Year's day were M i more of Rockaway and Mr. ami over Seaside. Tuesdav night The ing Violations. 1. Traffic Warn X ami Mrs. Rotten Schmidt, sons, Mrs Robert Young ami grandson Loggers really play the kind of ings. 3. In Answer to Mr “ X" Jim m y and Roger ami daughter. Crispin of Ifortlaml ball that is fun to watch. Lots of Melissa of Woodlmrn Mrs Sch M iscellaneous Calls, 12, Juvenile Since when does a pictun* of hussle ami some real good ball complaints. 2. Fire calls. 1. Mis wildlife give information to the inidt is the «laughter of Mr. lias handling close to the basket. demeanor Citations. 4. Moving whole state (the editor thanks you kins Also Sandy Morris of Rose A couple of give-and-go plays be Violations. 5. Parking citations. 4 for the increased circulation) of a burg. her brother Stephen Morris tween Mike Smith and Rick Davis Traffic accidents. 4. Traffic con presum ably forbidden subject. Are and his wife Linda, of Monterey. were as nice as any you'll ever trol, 1. Ambul^pce calls. 5. Public California. .Mr Morris and Saixiy these for the selected tew? see. With the way the boys are contacts. 48, U n ’t Dorothy Knowlton are grandchildren of Mrs Haskins The hunter license fees through playing now, we should be filling "Your Gift Means Life" is the 802 miles wert^ffriven Mr. r.nd Mrs. Fritz Burk hard out the state com prise over 92 per Justice of the P aaco the gym for every home game All regular officers attended the theme for the third annual state cent over that of the Vernonia were called to Cloverdale on Tties — O~- wide fund-raising drive recently Police BoaQl of Standards and d«y b y the accidental death of area H hile at the school Tuesday- Training class of to hours in St. launched by the Kidney Associa their grandson, Mitcbell Gill Th«- D ecem ber, 1971 The government is now ready to night one of the instructors asked Helens on the new crim inal code tion of Oregon to obtain $200,000. seven year old boy w as the son D ecem ber 18 - Marriage of Sandy make subsidy paym ents to farm me to mention about the PCC cla s The money will be used during A com bat target js now in use I-eeAnn Pies ami Melvin I«eRoy ers who will open their land to of Mr and Mrs. Benny (Skeeter) ses and how poorly they are being and policemen w ill. qualifv mon 1972 to continue the kfe-saving pro Gill and w as crushed against a Weaver public hunting attended by the townspeople. gram of 24 KAO patients through thly. j» le by u pickup which barked in In the last two issues of the Eagle Farm ers who have deer ami elk out the state now on artificial kid to him. The Burkhanis retunxsl we have earned the schedule of ney machines and to expand the problems art* faced with dam ages classes that PCC is offering here ed. etc.). But there is just no m o program to add new patients next to their properties in the hundreds here Thursday after the funeral at tlx* Presbyterian church at Clover in Vernonia The cost of these ney to spend o b -these things, or year. of dollars per year ami most of dale classes is so cheap that it is at least not enough money to do The theme. "Your Gift Means them are still willing to give haven Fri.. S a i. Jan. 7-8 M r. and M rs . William H untor »n adequate job almost like being free. Life," tells dramatically the vital to herds in need of feed and Mrs Joan Sam ples, accom But there may be a solution to We are in danger of losing the It takes a mighty sm all man to pa med by the ladies brother ami need for money by the Kidney As college cooperation if the classes the problem. It has been su ggest sociation to continue to save the have an attitude of this sort! sisto p ta law . Mr and Mrs Mich are not better accepted. The lo ed by som e that the Rural Fire lives of its present patients and W H. Gardner ael («to of Roseburg, spent Christ cal school does a fine job in open District take in the city. Then the to have enough money on hand to mas w eek at Sum m erville with ing their doors and providing the city would be.out of the fire fight J o e Nam ath be able to admit at least one new their parents, Mr and Mrs Don space and facilities for the college ing business altogether and the re Oregon patient each month who to use in these classes It is your sidents would still receive the be develops kidney failure. tax money that is being spent for nefits of being covered by an ade Chuck Foster, Executive D irec lights and you might as well be quate fire fighting unit tor of the Kidney Association, d e taking advantage of it. At the present lim e all of this VERNONIA A Y v C r E v E v S « >» w • Stretching the food dollar to Ma clared that, “ Most people faced V E R N O N IA J JA Look over the list of classes It is in the thought stage, but I think with death because of kidney fa il maximum without sacrificing ap NEHALEM is still not too late to start one that it is a very good thought peal or nutrition is the subject of ure. cannot afford the extrem e of them. Meet Ike 2nd A 4(k As o f now, the rural district does VALLEY ly high costs of kidney machines, discussion in the extension study not have anv more money than — o— Tuesday nf every training, treatment on the machine groups this month Leaders from (’HAFTER A very intersung subject came the city for fire facilities, however, in their homes and the cost of the 14 Columbia County extension imralk. to light at Monday night’s city the thing that they do have is a study groups attended a training necessary medical supplies.” much broader tax base and only council meeting As most of you Foster pointed out that the cost session on thrifty meals in Decern We* ‘ <* r Ktoc- BM< are aware, our city does not have one thing to spend their money of training, equipment and home her West Ore. Elee. Bidg., 7 » p.m third Thursday of ro rh ,nol,5, Margaret Palcn. Extension a lot of excess money One of the for. The city of course, must di 7:30 p.m. supplies for each new KAO patient Agent in Tillamook County show Richard Joaes, President vide its monies into a lot of dif- places that the city needs to spend is about $10,000 After this period, ed participants how to compare Glenn G. ( onnely. President some money is in the fire depart erent piles t o co v er the cost of the cost per day of maintaining Jim Cuulter, Scty. j.71 their food costs with average low Ralph Hergerson, Scty. J.72 ment As of now, the money is many services which we get from the life of each patient on an ar cost ¡plans, and gave guides for just n « there to spend. We need the city. p l a n n i n g im aginative low cost tificial kidney machine is $12 or This m e r g A l4 occurs, would a better physical plant to house VERNONIA CHAMBER VERNONIA m eals for different situations. an average o f approximately $4, the trucks (the present roof is have to be decided first by the 000 per year. The average fam ily of four OF COMMERCE leaking badly, quarters are cramp- rural fire board then by the city LIONS The function of the Kidney As spemls $27 40 a week on a low Hoard of Directors report ta council and to a vote cost food plan, according to USDA of the people,. If such a vote should sociation of Oregon is to raise members quarterly. Hoard m eet, estim ates. With school age ch il N E H A LE M V A L L E Y CLUB be taken, I urgrfi'you to find out funds in order that patients may the second Monday. 8:00 p.m. dren. this amount increases to I-aundrotnal A Dry Cleaners at West Oregon b le r tr tr offtoe. all you can about the advantages continue treatment, which will al M E E T S F IR S T A N D T H IR D $31.80 These estimates are lor food low them to work, raise fam ilies Open Daily 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Visitors Invited. and disadvantages of the merger only: they do not inclixlc the many M O N D A Y EACH M O N TH Phone 429-3791 I personally think with the facts ami be useful people. D r. T. M. Ilobart. President non food item s frequently purchas 6:30 p .m ., G olf C«xirse Foster emphasized that, "We Personal Assistance — that I have at this tim e, the m er ed in the grocery stores M rs. Evely« Heath. Sety. 7-71 have the medical know-how to save Moo.-Sat.—7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ger would be ^advantageous to all Don Jackson. President the lives of kidney failure victim s Keeping the food budget at tlx* concerned. Ted Forbes. Secretary 3.72 MT. HEART KEKEKAB and to rehabilitate them. There is low-cost level requires skillful plan no shortage of artificial kidney ning and shopping Compared Io mo LODGE NO. 243 A. F. A A. M. machines. The only shortage we derate ami liberal plans, the low Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday ev cost plan includes more pcXatoes. have,” he said, "is money.” Vernonia I-odge No. 184 enings of each month In I O O F Contributions should be sent to dry beans and peas, ami flour and V A. F . * A. M . meets at hall. cereaLs. Meats, dairy products, the Kidney Association of Oregon Masonic T e m p le . S ta le d fruits, ami vegetables are e ssen P O Box 342, St. Helens 97061 I-eona llaverland. Noble Grand eoniniuideatioo on first tial to a balancwi diet, but by Irm a Cham e, Secretary J.70 V j r Thursday of each month choosing those with low costs per ' N Y ' at 8.00 p.m. serving ami by serving them in Vernunia Lodg« No. 246 only the necessary amounts, the Cliff Norw<xxi, W .M . foml budget can be held in check W alter E . IJnn, Scty 1-72 Imagination in preparation can turn the most humble foods to a IWA Local H rst and Third Tuesday gourmets delight Combining a n l BIRKRNFEI.D—The Joe Lonn- seasoning foods im aginatively ca 3-14 $ F-m. quists rode to Horton and Eugene be the key to avoiding montony Trum an Knight. Noble Grand to spend Christmas with Mrs. Wini when serving the sam e low-cost Brunsman's Hardware Ralph's Chevron S ervice Meets the first fred Hult and the Ixmnquist fam i food regularly Even the lowly p o Harry Culbertson, Secretary I-72 lies. They left on Thusrday ami tato can be dressed up in at least Thursday o I & Electric Roediger P lum bing returned home on Tuesday Mrs. a hundred ways. each month. Order of Eastern 8tar Arby Mills accompanied them. Nehalem Chapter 18$, O .EJI. Women who wish to learn more Cliff's Super M arket A E L. - C.I.O. Mr and Mrs George Richardson Sam 's Food Store and Joe spent the week end at about preparing meals on a limit Regular rotn- Seaside at the home of his mother, ed budget are w elcom e to attend Cut and Curl Room Cason Transfer the study group m eetings, says m unkatlon Ox- Mrs Elsa Richardson. Vernonia Barracks third Wed. eaeb The New Years eve party held Carol Ashley, Columbia County E x Crown Zellerbach Corp. S ew S im p le Shop nmnlh at Miv- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Syd- tension Agent. Leaders who at Veterans of World War I »»nlr Temple. nes was well attended ami all had tended the training session will be presenting lessons on thrifty meals Orin Davis All visiting sis. a very enjoyable tim e Standard O il Co. Meets 4th Monday throughout the county in -January. •ers and hro. wL each month si the Cali or write to the Extension Of F uilen Mortuary •hers weiMtne. U .S. N ational Bank loop h>0. « I » »4B fice, Courthouse, St. Helens for the Isabel Hninsman, W .M date and location of meetings in General Telephone Irm a Etaher, Scty. Vernonia C linic your area. Noble Dunlap, Commander Ill VERNONIA -isms Rscoedar Judg« W m . E. Nelson i December Police Report Normal KAO Adopts Theme for Fund Drive JUSTICE COURT JO Y THEATER THE LAST REEEL Thrifty Meals Topic For Study Groups LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES I THESE PEOPLE ARE MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THEY WORK FOR A RETTER VERNONIA—WON'T YOU JOIN THEM? Evelyn Heath Vernonia D rug Vernonia Eagle Lew's Place Vernonia Ins. E xchange Ostrander & Son Vernonia M ilk Farm s Nehalem V alley Motor Freight J.O.O.F. Ramsey Recovering From Recent Surgery W. E. Holce Darrold Proehl Lonnquists Go For Holiday Visit Vernonia V ariety W est Oregon E lectric Co-op. BIRKRNFEI.D — Paul Ramsey i s r e c o v e r i n g n i c e l y from h is recent s u r g e r y which was performed at the Forest Grove hospital on Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson were in Vermmfe last Thursday on business Mr. ami Mrs Vick Berg and grandchildren, Steve and Teresa, were recently in Scappoose ami Clatskanie on business. Steve and Teresa Berg, children of Walt Berg, spent a couple days at the Phil Layman home L. II. Sargent, A d jatw it Tuppers Call On Mathews N A T A L - P IT T S B U R G — Miklred Tupper and Sandra visited Mrs Lena Mathews Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grant and fam ily drove to Jewell Sunday and enjoyed seeing the elk. Mr and Mrs. Marion Grant and fam ily went to Portland Friday «wi busincaa. AMERICAN LEGION A riX IL IA R Y Meets 4th Mon., 1OOP hall. Jessie Andrews. President Cor» Lange, Secretary 8-71 P Y T H IA N S IS T E R S VERNONIA TEMPLE NO. <1 Meetings: IO .O.F Hall Second and Fourth Wednendaya of each month, 8 p.m. Faye D a rla , M .E .C . Cnra l-aage. Secretary $JJl Meeis 2nd and Ith Tuesday sf each month. V E R N O N IA POST 119 Bill J. Horn, Commander H arry Culbrrtaon. Adjutant A U X IL IA R Y F irst and Third Tuesdays BeauUb HaU. President Gertrude Sehstoeh. Setv |-7 t
