Let's Be
Sociable
Friendship Anniversary
Dinner Enjoyed Aug. 25
Mrs. Laura Carmichael was host­
ess on August 25 for the Friend­
ship anniversary pot-luck dinner.
Corsages containing the names of
secret pals were presented the
membership by the retiring presi­
dent, Mrs. Carmichael.
The names of the past year’s
secret pals were revealed and gifts
exchanged. Following the dinner
and business meoting, the election
of officers took place with the
following being named: president,
Ruth Steers; vice-president, Isabel
Carmichael and secretary-treasur­
er, Blanche Millis.
Mrs. Isabel Carmichael was
voted in as a new member. Guests
present were Mrs. Ida Condit,
Mrs. Grace Mathews and daughter,
Donna Marian.
Next meeting of the club will be
September 11 at the home of Mrs.
Claude Gibson.
Past Chiefs Meet
The Past Chiefs held their first
regular' meeting September 6 at
the home of Isabel Culbertson with
seven members present. After an
interesting business meeting and
discussions, all enjoyed delicious
refreshments served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Reta Lamping.
Activities of Long
Week End Tabulated
AOUAMEDICO
sheds water like a duck!
Wear the amazing AOUAMEDICO!
Swim-bathe-shower in hot, cold,
fresh or salt water. Laugh at rain,
dampness, perspiration. Only the
A quamedico is certified water*
proof by United States Testing
Co., Inc. before it’s delivered to
us. Make sure to bring it here in
case the watch must be
‘ opened,
closed and serviced.
Precision 17-jewel
movement — shock­
resistant — sweep-
second hand—radium
dial —waterproof
strap — dust-and-
fax included
tarnish proof case.
See Our Window
A. L. Kullander
WACTHMAKER — JEWELER
Official Watch Inspector
S. P. & S. Railway
RIVERVIEW — Visitors at the
W. D. Steele home Friday were
Mr. and Mrs. Frost and grandson,
Gordon Leslie, of Dundee and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Delsman of Hills­
boro.
Miss Josephine
Rohmer of
Fresno, California, visited at the
W. D. Steele home over the week
end. Others visitors at the W. D.
Steele home over the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Neby and
children of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Farnstrom of Vancouvr and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steele of
Sweet Home.
Visitors at the Glen Hawkins
home Labor day were Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Felton and son, Elon
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore
and son, Gary of St. Helens.
First Birthday Is
Occasion for Dinner
Ex-Birkenfeld
Resident Dies
BIRKENFELD — Mrs. Tex
Burnett and children spent the
week visiting relatives at Hills­
boro.
S. F. Pidcock, Sr., a former
resident here, now of Clatskanie
passed away Monday.
Miss Barbara Pio of Portland
spent some time recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Vegoors.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ocean and
son, Alden, arrived from Vermont
on Friday.
Shirley Bennett and Calvin Bass
were married last week at Van­
couver, Washington.
They will
be living in Vernonia.
Miss Shirley Berg returned to
Portland Monday to continue her
studies at Northwestern Business
college.
Recent visitors at the A. G.
Bellingham home were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Crouch and Mrs. Ri­
chardson, Sr., of Astoria.
Dawn Lousignont returned home
after visiting relatives at Baker
and Bend.
Sewing is generally much harder
on the eyes than reading.
THE
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Woodruff gave a dinner
in honor of their grandson, Byron
Frank’s, first birthday.
Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Cleon
Woodruff and sons, Mrs. Alice
Mills and Mrs. S. J. Parson.
Miss Claribel Lindsley, who has
been visiting relatives here, left
Sunday to return to Springfield.
Few Salmon Are
Reported Caught
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Wood of Elsie were callers
at the G. E. Bellingham home
Saturday.
Marcia and Janice Garner re­
turned home after a little vacation
at Lakeview with relatives.
Fishing seems to be the order
of the day. The past several days
many people from around here
have been trying their luck. Not
too many salmon have been
caught.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloice Hall of
Vernonia were recent dinner
guests at the home of Ted Belling­
ham.
WE REPAIR
ALL MAKES
EAGLE,
VERNONIA,
ORE. THURSDAY, SEPT. 8,
Dakota, Idaho People Here
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Goodman are the parents
of a girl born Sunday night at the
Forest Grove General hospital.
She weighed three pounds, 14
ounces and has been named Fonda
Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mills and
son, Jeffery, visited at the Alice
Mills home Sunday.
Albert Helland and son, Mur
win of Ellensburg, Washington,
Mrs. Frank Maturna and son,
Reggie Peterson, of Ellingson,
South Dakota, Lyle Weisback of
Bowman, North Dakota and Lu­
cille Weisback of Koskia, Idaho
were visitors at the Rex Normand
home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Lee Rose
of Corvallis visited at the Bud
Rose home Monday.
Everett and Harrison Young
visited at the E. L. Lloyd, Howard
Dutton and Bud Rose homes. Mrs.
Dutton is the boy’s sister.
Recent visitors at the George
Dodt honfe were Dr. and Mrs.
Foltz of Oakland, California. While
they were here Mr. and Mrs. Dodt
accompanied them to Seaside. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lee of Omaha, Ne­
braska spent Labor Day at the
George Dodt home.
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Phone 337
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PHONE 1271
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VERNONIA,
Acquaintances of School
Visited at Birkenfeld
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BIRKENFELD — Hisa Yamada
and her sister, Mary, and husband
from Rockline, California were
visiting old school acquaintances
recently. Hisa is now employed
in the office of the state game
commission in Portland.
The Community was saddened
to hear of the terrible accident
and death of Frank Cechmanek
The sympathy of all is extended
to the family.
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Never overlook the importance of seedling
trees. They will become the lumber, plywood,
paper and thousands of other products in the
years to come. This community needs to keep
its forests growing to maintain our industries,
jobs, schools.
When we keep our forests green, by pre­
venting forest fires, we are helping make our
community more secure.
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Phone 91
At the Mile Bridge
Riverview
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tion of those foods needed for picnics and cold
suppers.