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Ï THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. TOWN TOPICS Teachers View M t . and Mrs. Frank McCaba returned to their home here Mon day afternoon from Sandy where Four busloads of teachers, be- they had been since last Friday. They remained at the home of , tween 125 and 130 people, from their daughter and son-in-law, the Portland schools were con Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McKinnon, ducted on a tour of the Colum while the latter flew to San bia Tree Farm Wednesday by Crown men. Francisco. a The visitors saw areas where Mrs. Eugene Dove will spend a week with relatives at Spring seedlings had been planted, aerial field, being taken there Monday seedings, and thinning operations evening by Mr. Dove, while she in the Natal area as well as the growth that has taken place in m recovering from a recent ill the Baker lookout area since that ness. HAM DINNER, sponsored by the region was logged. Explanation of the work being VF.W. Auxiliary. May 9. I.O.O.F. carried on was given the teachers hall. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. $1.25 plate. 1713c by Glen Hawkins. Bob Lindsay, The future home of the Good Lee Pugsley and Don Campbell. bum boys will be at Puyallup, Washington, according to Da- Garden Club Entertained wayne and Russell, both of whom were here Friday. They are serv. At Home Near Mist in in the navy, but the former MIST — Mrs. Chas. Sundland may receive his discharge. Dar and Mrs. J. Lonquist were hos win, student at the high school, tesses for the Garden club at will make his home with Mr. and Mrs. Arby Mills last week. Mrs. Ben Fowler until the end Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Libel were of this term. LaVerne and Mer- down from Fairview the last of land are making their home with the week. their mother at Puyallup. Russell Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom is to be transferred from the went to Salem a week ago Sun USS Sicily, on which he and day and brought back their Dawayne have made two trips to daguhter, Mrs. Chet Clenderien Korea, to Alaska. and children. Mrs. Clenderien COOKED FOOD SALE. Satur is ill with pneumonia and her day. May 9, Sundland's. Spon mother is caring for her. sored by Pythian Sisters. 18tlc Mr. and Mrs. George Koski are Stephen Waite attended the Willamette Valley Logging Con the parents of a boy, George gress and machinery show at Wally, bom April 19 at the Ema Eugene April 23-25 where he was nuel hospital. H° weighed nine a member of the program com pounds, nine ounces. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Roe- mittee Mrs. Waite and children diger of Hillsboro on April 27, accompanied him on the trip. Among the exhibitors were Mr. a daughter weighing seven pounds and Mrs. Joe Doyle, former Camp three ounces. Both are Vernonia McGregor residents now living at high school graduates and this is Willamina. He displayed a cable j their second child. and rod cutter on which he has a patent pending. The invention has been given a safety certifi cate by the state industrial ac cident commission. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle sold their sawmill at j Grande Rhonde last month and are now selling the cable cutter. RAINBOW GIRLS cooked food sala. Saturday. May 9. 18tlc A/lc ar.d Mrs. Don Cline (Bev- ! vrly Brady) are the parents of a son born April 26 at American hospital in Paris. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline and Mr. and Mrs. Dane Brady. FOURTH annual Firemen's Ball. I May 9. Legion hall. Music by I Hal Cook. Sponsored by Vernonia Fire Department. Admission SI person. 1812c Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Powell. Beaverton, are the parents of a son, Mark William, born at 7:30 a.tn. April 28 at the Emanuel hospital. He weighed seven pounds. Grandparents ar? Mr. and Mrs, Tom Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell and Mr. and Mrs I P. Larson of Burlingame, California. FOURTH annual Firemen's 3all. May 9. Leg on hall. Music by Hal Cook. Sponsored by Vernonia Fixe Department. AcLnission «1 person. 1812c Tree Farm Work Office Change Intended Dr. Frank G. Spaulding an nounced early this week he will move his office to space above Sundland Electric at 786 Bridge from his present office in the Joy Theater building. Mrs. Ashley to Head Mist PTA Mrs. Aldon Ashley was re elected president of the Mist P.- T.A. at a recent meeting» Other officers elected were Clarence Kyser, vice-president and Mrs. Joe Roeser, secretary-treasurer. Miss Grace Roumagoux, Colum bia county health nurse, was a guest speaker and Robert Ma thews showed a movie, "Drums Along the Mohawk.’ The P.-T.A. will sponsor a community dinner at the next meeting on May 14. Dinper will be served at 7:00 and the public is invited. Everyone is asked to bring something for the pot-luck dinner. Hot dishes and coffee •will be furnished by the members of the P.-T.A. < Pomona Meeting Due j The regular meeting of the ; county Pomona Grange will take I place Saturday, May 2 at the McBride school, St. Helens with Warren Grange as host. Time schedules for the day are: 11 a.m., meeting begins; 2 p.m., memorial services; 7 p.m., initia tion; 8 p.m., Lecturer’s program. Eighty per cent of vehicles in volved in fatal traffic accidents in 1952 were traveling straight ahead. I Scappoose Club Plans for Show Gardeners are being notified of the spring flower show which will take place at the Scappoose grade school auditorium Satur day and Sunday, May 9 and 10. Sponsor of the event is the Scap. poose Garden club. The show opens at 2:30 p.m. both days and ends at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday. One section of the show will be devoted to horticultural and all entries in this section must be grown by the exhibitor. The other section on decorative ar rangements does not carry the requirement of being grown by exhibitor. Entries from the gen eral public are invited. A silver tea is being planned for both days. Delegate Attends PTA Convention RIVERVIEW — Mrs. L. L. Wells attended the P.-T.A. con vention at Medford Monday through Thursday of last week. She visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beck, in Portland Fri day, coming home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley, Mrs. Dewey Hunt and two sons spent the week end at Toledo visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Stanton. Mrs. Ollie Roberts spent Mon day visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Rundell. Mrs. Henry Parker of Coquille and Mrs. Walter Stanbrough of North Bend spent Saturday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Solomon. HEC Earns $100 At Dinner, Sale BIRKENFELD — The Winema H.E.C. wishes to thank all who helped make their dinner a suc cess. A special thanks to Janice Gamer, Karen Jensen, Mary Ann Nordstrom and Loretta and Helen Mills for serving the tables. Boone Johnston and Gene Larson showed some pictures. The 4-H clubs had a cake walk and sold candy. The dinner grossed over a $100. The Sewing club met with Mrs. Art Bellingham Monday night. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ted Bellingham. They met on Monday as several of the mem bers are taking the round dance lessons in Vernonia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stinchfield Portland Home Scene Of Anniversary Event RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Anderson celebrated their wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eben John, in Portland. All of their child ren were present for the occasion. Laura Brewer of Corvallis spent the week end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Olin Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rose have moved into Mrs. Alice Mills house at the end of First St. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sartell of Minneapolis, Minnesota visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mitchell, Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kouva and her mother, Mrs. Austin Rice, left Friday on a business trip to Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mitchell spent Sunday in Portland visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis McCoy. spent one day last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Parman The Bnttner children have the measles. Mr. Brittner has been ill in bed with flu and an infected throat. He is still unable to work on the ranch. Smelt fishing was enjoyed by several last week during the heavy runs. George Bellingham, A. M. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Den Jensen, Mrs. Hattie Parman, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Donne Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Seibel and boys were among those who went. Elsa Richardson was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Perry Saturday night. Don Jensen made a business trip to Crescent City, California Sunday. •Joy Theatre THURS.. FRI. April 30—May 1 ROAD TO BALI Bing Crosby - Bob Hope MAY 2 SATURDAY HIAWATHA (Color) Vincent Edwards - Yvette Dugay SUN, MON MAY 3 4 MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER (Color) Tyrone Power - Piper Laurie TUES.. WED MAY 5 6 THIEF OF VENUS Maria Montez - Paul Christian Plus OPERATION A-BOMB Willys is the Buy-Word”Wherever Economy is theTurse-Word” i I IJCU The answers to everyday tnsuiance problems* By BILL AND REATHA HORN QUESTION A friend told me I should have my whole insur ance set-up checked by a com petent agent, So long as I keep up the premiums why should I have the insurance checked'' Rarely have you had the opportunity to express pride of ownership in a car so beautiful as the low, sleek, rakish. 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