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some selections can be made as to »here students in the junior * THURSDAY. SEPT 21.1972 high ir id e s go Knowledge and technique pain ed from this class will be applied TOPPER to Publishing of a school naner and annual. (.V fiiciu a Eagle New Bottle L aw to Take Effect Oct. 1 Mobile, Modular Conference Set The new bottle law (ORS 549 8301 th»t « scheduled to go into City and county officials and TIP-O FFS effect on October 1. 1972. is one that affects both the consumer and planners, builders, realtors, and COMMUNITY CENTER Complied lenders are among those being in retailer September 13. 1972. the Washing by ih» The bill through the auspices of vited to a special conference on loti Grade School paper staff visit Mobiles and Modulars Potent WGS Jr. Hi ed the Senior Citizens Community the Oregon Liquor Control Com ials and Problems” in October in Center mission. in essence states that bot News Stiff Salem They have a library for people ties certified with the OLCC shall The conference will provide op haw a refund value on the label ashington Grade School jun to check out books and thev also of portunities for obtaining informa not less than two cents. sell paperbacks for five cents ior high school paper staff have The law further spells out that tion on such subjects as the role been • scouting” for news There each There is a Flea Market and ol factory built units in meeting the center provides a place to dis the retailer is not required to re are eight reoorters L>nda Titus housing needs, design potentials, pose of newspapers deem for cash, any container of Dawn Beamish. Terrs Becker, by Dawn Beamish the kind or size not sold in his site olanning and consumer exper Judy Eide. Karen Dotter. Amv Ol iences, explains Ralph Rogers, co NEW KIDS IN JUNIOR HIGH store, or any empty beverage con son. Rena Cunningham and Karen ordinator. Oregon State University tainer which does not state a re New students in Richard Jones' Gamroth Glenda Jones is the ad Extension Housing Education Pro fund value on the label 7th grade Bob Malone, Vicki Hu visor gram. tebinson. David Rogers. Doug Ky The paper staff interviewed Ka The conference will also deal rr a Ellis, accountant at the School ser. Earl Shetler. Sue Malone with land-use plans and zoning or IW LA Sponsors for District office Karen has worked Mike Price dinances. lending practices, and New students in Miss Coleen three years in a printing business building codes as they apply to O Neil s 7th grade Virginia Bond F ish/H u n t Day Shooi in Portland and is a graduate of mobile homes, modular homes and Kurt Ponerv. Brad Caldwell Joe a business school in Beaverton In conjunction with National other kinds of factory-constructed She and her husband Steve live Banger. Gary Kenney housing New students in Bill Howard s Hunting & Fishing Dav. as pro on the Ellis Dairy farm Karen's Featured speaker during the Oc folks own the Wildwood Acres 7th grade Je rry Kinney. Kevin claimed both by President Nixon tober 12 and 13 session will be Joe and Gov. McCall, the Nehalem Strawberry farm at Too Hill and Walton. Brian Kvser Caroeiro chairman of the De New students in Mrs. Glenda Valley Chapter. Izaak Walton Lea Karen graduated from Banks High Jones 8th grade Cori Carle, Ka gue. will sponsor a trap and rifle partment of Design and Environ School mental Analysis at Cornell Uni Rainbow s End was visited by thy Enneberg. Kevin Pomerov. shoot Saturday, September 23 versity He has done considerable Tina Rogers Through the cooperation of the the paper staff and the girls were research regarding the design po New students in Jim John's 8th Vernonia HuHnter Safety Council intrigued by the boutique shop. the shoot will be held at YHSCs teniial and constraints on factory- Laurie Olson is the m anager of grad»: Karen Enneberg and Amv produced housing. Olson range on the Bill Sword farm ad the shop and makes a lot of the ' arreiro is the project leader by Terry Becker jacent to Anderson Park merchandise herself and all the CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS The invitational shoot will run of the research groups at Cornell family contributes to the supplies that has recently published the se Cheerleading tryouts will be held from 9 a m to 3 p.m . IWLA secre There are incense candles home cond volume of ‘The Building at the Washington Grade School tary Ralph Bergerson announces made clothes jewelery. books, spi Block . which deals with their at one o’clock Oct. ces. and more items available . — 3 The girls ------------- research findings concerning the wi.l do their yells twice p . Larry Garner from the Eagle of best ways to combine modular fice has been showing the girls n»ere wm be fourth through IcJumbia Countv Bank units with panel construction to • .___ t r . t h , - grade students voting on n L ia r r r . how newspapers are put together ---------- -------- = on achieve greater design flexibility.” The class has visited two days cheerleaders There will be four Debiis Up for Month points out Mrs Dorothy Brown. and learned about Linotype galley eighth grade cheerleaders and four OSl Extension home furnishings seventh grade cheerleaders chosen Bank debits for the eight report proofs, job printing, proofreading, and housing specialist. The public is invited to attend ing banks, including Columbia classifieds. Justowriters. paste-up. The conference will also include the assembly Cathv Howard is in County, were up in July. 1972. com headliners and screening of prints The paper staff also visited the charge of the assembly and ad pared to July, 1971. the University tours of modular housing, mobile of Oregon Bureau of Business and home parks and subdivisions, and agriculture and shop deoartment visor to the cheerleaders. a mobile home factory in the Sa by Linda Titus Economic Research has reported at the high school and talked to lem area The Junior high students have Debits for July. 1972 totaled Gordon Crowstnn about news from headquarters for the conference the high school The girls plan to a choice of an elective the last S24.727.00P For June. 1972. the to will be the 4-H cafeteria on the make contacts downtown looking period of the day at Washington tal was 827,204.000 and for July. State Fairgrounds near Silverton far news Thev will be reporting Grade School. There are many 1971. the total was S21.389.00P Oregon with 399 banks reporting Road A registration fee will be on events at Washington Grade different classes to chose from charged. School Coming events include chorus with Don Jackson. Special had a percentage decrease of 4 6 Mobiles and Modulars: Poten PE with coach Bill Howard. Stit- in July, 1972. as compared with cheerleading try-outs, dances, c a r tials and Problems” is sponsored nivals. class activities, basketball, chery with Miss O’Neil. Audio Vis June. 1972. and a 14.1 percentage by the OSU Extension Service, in ual with Mr. Jones, Newspaper increase in July, 1972 com pare' and more. cooperation with the League of Ore with Mrs. Jones. Special Art with with July, 1971. The school paper staff are prac Mrs Lloyd and Rally will be an Total bank debits for Julv 1970 gan Cities. Association of Oregon tiring skills of reporting, interview Counties. Council of Oregon Plan mg and learning about the general other elective after eheerleading came to «.527.818.000 For June" ners. and the Oregon State Divi and drill team tryouts are held 1972. the total was «843.394.000 makeup of newspapers and for July, 1971. the total was sion of Housing. The Washington Grade Schoo! with Mrs Howard. S5.72O.313. by Judi Eide junior high school paper staff has Every wife wants a beautifully chosen this class as an interest CAN'T USE IT? WH YKEEP IT? tiled bathroom floor Then she can area during seventh period when Let litter bog you. think about covering the tile with SELL IT WITH A WANT AD. rugs. mgs . Î Nimrods planning for fall hunt ing activities will want to avail themselves of bulletins and circu lars that will make their outing more successful and safe The hunter that hags his quarry will find answers to handling of game in one of several Oregon State University Extension bulle tins. Dun Coin Walrad, Extension •Agent, suggests that hunters write or call extension offices for bul letins of interest as follows “Treats with Venison”, “ Game Foods”. “Boning Out Your Deer”, “ Handling Your Big Game Kill" For an understanding of the "chill factor and other matters relating to safety, the prospecthe hunter should ask for “ Outdoor Safety Tins” and "Winter Survi val“. Carpet Shop Address Correction Noted Gremlins got their hands on the copy for an advertisement in the Image Builders section circulated with the September 14 issue of the Eagle In the ad appearing for The Car pet Shoo in Hillsboro, the address inadvertently appeared as 1595 - 2nd The correct aldress for the shop, advises owner Virginia Woodward, is 159 S. 2nd Announcing DICK BEERS Is Now the General Manager for COPELAND LUMBER of S t Helens Come on over the hill and visit Dick for great sav ings. Finshed Lumber - Plumbing Supplies - Paint - Electrical Supplies and Paneling. 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