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Vernonia Eagle_____ Thursday, May 10, 1945_____ 3 LET’S BE SOCIABLE most interesting details of the events back of the war as de scribed in “Headquarters Buda A Mother’s Day tea will be pest” by Robert Parker of the held Saturday, May 12 between Associated Press. Mr. Parker has spent much time in Eastern Eu 2 and 5 o’clock at the Legion rope and writes well of what he hall. A cordial invitation is ex saw in the Balkans, prior to the tended to all mothers of ser war. vice personnel by the American Business matters discussed in Legion Auxiliary. cluded the 7th War Bond drive which officially opens on May 14th. Members were assigned Mrs. Culbertson to districts in which to work and Preside Over Club Mrs. Wiliam G. Heath was various fraternal groups are be hostess to- members of the Ver ing asked to assist in soliciting nonia Study club at the regular during tire drive. Mrs. Harry Culbertson, newly meeting on May 3rd at her home in Riverview. Special guests were elected president for the 1945- Mrs. Vincent Gowen, recently re 4G year announced her appoint turned from the Philippines ments as fellows: Civic commit where she was prisoner of the tee, Mrs. Harry Sandon, Mrs. A. Japanese for three years, and J. Hughes, Mrs. W. G. Heath Mrs. H. E. Kamholz of Golden- and Mrs. Ben Brickel; Program committee, Mrs. Richard Fletcher, dale, Washington. The book review was given by Mrs. Walter Workman, Mrs. M. Mrs. Richard Fletcher who gave Kamholz, Mrs. Paul Gordon; Re freshment, Mrs. A. F. Swanson, Mrs. Holly Holcomb, Jr., and Mrs. Judd Greenman; Publicity, Mrs. Valpiani, Mrs. Fred Tousley; Nominating committee, Mrs. J. W. Nichols, Mrs. Wallace McCrae Mrs. Sam Hearing, Jr. A fine, sparkling and Officers serving with Mrs. Cul liquid, clear and cool bertson are Mrs. Ralph Valpiani, vice-president, and Mrs. Fred as a summer brook, Tousley, secretary. The next meeting will be held with a beautiful, foamy at the home of Mrs. Fletcher Mrs. Wallace McCrae will head on it that tells of and be in charge of the program. Mother’s Day Tea Planned Saturday ____ _ ___ J RED CROSS NURSE'S AIDES are being recruited for paid duty as Army Nurse’s Aides in Army hospitals, and wear a distinctive uniform of blue and white striped chambray pinafore with blouse and cap, and a special Army insigne on the cap and sleeve. The Drink That's Fit For A King its luscious body and flavor—that’s the kind of drink we serve at DESSY’S!. Dessy’s Tavern Mrs. Clifton Ladd Speaks at Banquet The Women’s Missionary soci ety cf the Christian church held the annual Mother and Daughter banquet yesterday evening. Mrs. Clifton ILadd, wife of James Earl Ladd, pastor of Central Christian church, Portland, was the guest speaker. Men of Church to Meet This’ Evening Preserve YOUR CAR Bring in your car regularly for lubrication and a check-up The 90 and 9 Men of the Christian church will hold their regular monthly business and so cial meeting on Friday evening at 7:30; ladies of the church will serve refreshments. Mothers Honored at Chapter Wednesday Service that SAVES Saves your CAR Saves your MONEY All Makes Cars • Trucks Vernonia Auto Co. A Safe Place to Trade Ph. 342 Vernonia the special event of the eve ning at the last meeting of Ne halem Chapter, O.E.S., last Wednesday was a program honor ing all mothers present, each guest receiving a corsage of spring flowers. Mrs. Frank Tay lor won a potted primrose as the oldest mother attending. Refreshments were served in the social hall, the tables being beautifully decorated with mini ature May baskets and tapers with the emblem “Mother’ in re lief. Initiatory work will be exem plified at the next meeting. Bingo Party Enjoyed After Meeting After the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters Wednesday evening, a bingo party was en joyed. FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT CLICK—THE EAGLE New Meat Control Weevil to Make Order Outlined Appearance Soon Farmers who expect to sell or give away meat after May 13 are required to register with their local OPA board before they begin td~ market the meat, Verne F. Livesy, regional OPA agricultural relations advisor has announced, under the new meat control order' effective April 30 which is aimed to provide better distribution of our present short supply of meat. “The local board will assign the farm slaughterer a quota in pounds of dressed meat for each of the four quarters of the cal endar year,” Livesay explained, “equivalent to 100 percent of what the farmer sold or gave away during the corresponding quarters of 1944, provided he turned in the ration report? and coupons required under the ra tioning regulations. There is no restriction n the slaughter of livestock which the farmer has raised and from which he wishes to obtain meat for home consumption, Livesay said. Class II slaughterers, which in clude non-federally inspected commercial slaughters and retail slaughterers, must register with the Portland district OPA office by May 14, and will be given quota basis equivalent to the full live weight slaughtered in 1944 if they collected ration points during this period and turned them in to OPA. All Class II slaughterers will be given an in terim quota basis for the May- June period. WAR BONDS Now is. the time to be on the look out for the strawberry root weevil according to George A. Nelson, county agent. It prob ably will begin to emerge along in April and early in May. When ever the adult weevil can be Apd that’s net all, we fix flats, pump gasoline, do greasing jobs, change oil and charge batteries. “FOR SER VICE—SEE STURDEVANT!” Rose Avenue Garage H. H. 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There should be an early application when they are first found and then another treatment just before the time of picking the strawberies. Spittle bug will be emerging about the middle of April, and they should be treated at the present time. The treatment for them is % per cent rotenone dust diluted with diatomaceous earth and applied at the rate of 30 to 50 pounds per acre. There should be one application at the time the spittle bug masses are becoming numerous on the plants. However, if they begin to reoccur later on, another dust ing should be given in a couple of weeks. The dust must come in contact with the spittle bug masses in order to control the bug. Next to a new tire, Goodyear Extra-Mileage Recapping’s your best bet for keeping your car rolling. Let our experts build many more miles of service into ydur old tire today. Trade your Grade I certificate for today’s Number 1 tire, a new Goodyear . . . your best buy for extra safety and long, low-i low-cost mileage. 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