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Home Festival April 24 Event 2 THURSDAY, APRLI, 11, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. here louse, sister They end. and Mrs. H. H. Frank left Saturday evening for Pa Wash., to see Mr. Frank's who is in the hospital. expect to return this week Charles O. Marston, manager of the Clemons Tree Farm in Wash ington, has submitted his resig nation in order to enter private business in Eugene as a forest factor. He will deal in timber land sales, logging engineering, timber cruising, appraisals, gen era) forestry as applied to the lumber industry and consultant in all phases of logging and for estry. Mr. Marston was formerly engineer for the Clark and Wil son Lumber company in Columbia county and when the company closed down entered the employ of the West Coast Lumbermen’s association. Later he transferred to the Clemons Tree Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nance have just received word from their son, S2c Jack Nance, that he will be sent to Great Lakes, Michigan for schooling. He will leave San Diego Monday for Great Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Seeley have purchased the house owned by Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Dosch. The home is located near the high school. A homemaker festival is sched uled for Columbia coynty April 24, Wednesday, according to in formation from the Oregon State college extension service with the program to include exhibits, en tertainment and speakers. These festivals are annual achievement days for women. Three Oregon counties have already completed their festivals and most of the remainder of those scheduled will be held this month. Guest speakers participat ing include: U. G. Duback, dean of men, Buena M. Maris, dean of women, and Othniel R. Chambers, professor of psychology, Oregon State college; Dr. Jamei Millar, Portland Council of Churches; and Dorothy McCullough Lee, Port land city commissioner of util ities. Mrs. Azalea Sager, state home demonstration leader, is expected Radioman 3c Wayne Landers, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lan ders, arrived here Saturday with his discharge from the navy. He spent 30 months in the Pacific. Sgt. Leo Landers, another son, is in Korea now with railroad operations. He recently received his advance in rating to sergeant. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Culbertson and son of Portland and Mrs. L. L. Crawford of Manning were visitors Saturday and Sunday at the Harry Culbertson home. Pvt. Jack L. Odam of Vernonia recently completed basic training and is being assigned to occupa tion troops from the anti-aircraft replacement training center, Fort Bliss, Texas, a press release re ceived here a few days ago states. During his basic training he qual ified as sharpshooter. Odam was inducted into the service Nov. 21, 1945. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nance and Bus Nance and wife, Betty Jean, of Vancouver, Washington, were visitors of the Jack Nances last week. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Prickett of Forest Grove "were here last week end to visit at the Lowell Hieber and Frank Hartwick homes. 52 GIFTS IN ONE— AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION Captain Lowell Hieber spent last week end here. He is sta tioned at Fort Lewis. Radio Repair Service Guaranteed Work Phone 454 for Pickup and Delivery of Your Radio HAL FOWLER 841 Rcse Avenue Are You Prepared for that Big Date PRIL 20? Nine Ways to Save Food Outlined by Chairman Housewives of Columbia county today were given nine ways in which they can help to conserve food to save starving Europeans by Wallace McCrae, county emer gency food chairman. In suggesting concrete ways in which each household may assist in accumulating the huge food supplies needed int he current desperate famine emergency, Mr. MdCrae made it clear that the over-all needs of the war-torn world for food are so great there Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butt and daughter, Mary, of San Fran cisco arrived here Wednesday to spend about two weeks visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Albert Brunsman. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Holmes have moved here from Portland to swell the list of newcomers to this vicinity. They are residing on First avenue. AO3c Leonard Belcngia was here for a few hours Wednes day to visit friends. He left here to return to his station at Oakland, Calif. Twelve members of the Ver nonia I.O.O.F. lodge visited the Seaside lodge Monday evening to be present there for a visit to that lodge of Harold Kristie, spe cial deputy district grand master. The Vernonia delegation staged degree work for the Seaside lodge. 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Main emphasis falls on the conservation of wheat and fats and oils, Mr. McCrae indicated These basic commodities are the most essential to a healthful min imum diet and represent the ab solute minimum needs. Columbia county’s share has been set by the county food for famine relief committee at 360 tons of wheat and 9 tons of food fats and oils saved by July 11. The following are the recom mendations to 'housewives: 1: Cut down on the wastage of bread in every way possible. It is estimated that 5 percent or one slice out of every loaf of bread baked every day goes in the garbage can. 2. Reduce the amount of bread used at each meal through sub stitutes such as potatoes and oat cereals. Use fruit instead of cakes and pastries for desserts. 3. By the use of alternate foods, use less wheat cereals for break fast. 4. Save cooking oils by mak- Theater Vernonia, Oregon Thurs.-Fri. April 11-12 PIT.LOW TO POST Ida I.upino-Sidney Grecnstreet HITLER LIVES? Featurette and Cartoon Sat. April 13 EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN Bing Crosby-Jean Biondell STAR IN THE NIGHT Featurette So you are Allergic Cartoon ing more extensive use of meat drippings for cooking and season ing foods. 5. Hold down the number ot fried1 foods served. 6. Save and re-use fats and oils. 7. Save bacpn grease for cook- ing and render excess fats on meats. 8. All fats that cannot be re used should be salvaged and turned in to the butcher. 9. Take it easy on oils in salad dressings. •FROZEN"COFFEE Frozen coffee cubes may make coffee brewing as simple as boil ing water. Dropped into a pint of boiling water, one cube of the frozen, concentrated extract will make steaming, sedimentless cof fee in an instant. RECONVERSION An incendiary fuel, which used to be used in flame throwers and aerial bombs, has been converted to a germicidal liquid soap for bathroom and kitchen. to attend and present the sub ject “Succeeding as a Family.” DOUBLE THE LIFE OF YOUR SHOES by having Frank Line» replace worn heel» and sole». LINES’ SHOE SHOP J MAIL 3 SMART ORDERS PROMPT GIVEN FAMILY THESE YOUNG FOLKS certainly have a direct way of asking questions. Take Jane Smart, for instance. The other day she said, “Doctor, a group of us were discussing alcohol ism. Some folks are claiming long and loud that it is a dis ease.” ‘‘Right, Jane,” says I. “Now with all other diseases, research trys to discover the source, and destroy that source, doesn’t it?”“Right,Jane,again 1” “And yet the source of alcohol ism is known, and rather than destroy it—it seems to us girls that they are trying to alibi or camouflage the source—if it is a disease why not treat the source i like other diseases?" I_____________________ Sun.-Mon. April 14-15 THE NAUGHTY NINETIES Bud Abbott-Lou Costello Baseball Bugs Cartoon and News Also a Featurette Tues.-Wed. 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