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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1954)
2 THURSDAY, MAR, 18, 1954 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, I PROCLAMATION ORE. Tentative Calendar of Activities At Country Club Listed by Manager I Our Great America WHEREAS: the week of March 21 through 27 is being observed across the nation as national wildlife week, and as an ex pression of national interest in the conservation and wise use of our natural resources, and meeting for new members. April 18 through 30—qualifying for spring handicap tournament, both men and ladies. May 1 through 9—Men’s spring WHEREAS: The them« of nation al wildlife week for 1954 is handicap. "Clean Water for All America,’’ May 5, 13, 19, 26—ladies spring in recognition of the vital im handicap. portance of water pollution con May 6—stag dinner and club j trol an<j abatement to the pub meeting. lic welfare and to the future ol May 16—mixed ball foursome industry, agriculture, recr ation and pot-luck dinner. and wildlife, and June 3—stag dinner and club meeting. WHEREAS: The increased clean June 13—buzzard-pelican tour liness of our waters will bene nament and dinner. Losing team fit the citizens of the City of buys dinner for winning team. Vernonia through protection of June 27—mixed ball foursome their health, increased useful Marvin Wiggans, grade school and bar-b-que. ness of the waters and in instructor, has prepared a pro July 1—stag dinner and club creased beauty and value of the gram that will include the fol meeting. community, and lowing numbers for presentation July 4—hole-in-one contest. next Tuesday evening at 7:30. national wildlife July 3 through 11—country club WHEREAS: Numbers included for the concert championship tournament. week is to be observed through at the Washington school will be: July 7, 14, 20. 27—ladies club out the state of Oregon on pro By the band—Promotion March. championship tournament. clamation by Governor Paul L. Honor Band March, Activity July 31—opening day of Co Patterson, 'March, Grant Us to Do with Zeal, lumbia county handicap tourna NOW THEREFORE: The week of O Light of Life, March Mutual, ment. March 21 through 27, 1954, is Holliday Moods, Saturday in the August 1, 7, 8—completion of hereby proclaimed at national Woods, Sunday Mood, Summer Columbia county tournament. wildlife week in the city of Evening Shadows, Morning on Medal play, 36 holes, three divi Vernonia. All citizens are urged the River and Progress March; sions. i to acquaint themselves with the River Sings, a Song and In a August 5—stag dinner and club facts pertaining to natural re Luxemberg Garden by the 8th meeting. sources problems, with partie, grade girls sextet of Judy Cant August 22 through 29—Colum ular attention to water and well, Nancy Lloyd, Judy Feather, bia county women’s handicap pollution-abatement needs and »ton, Darlene Bernardi, Loretta tournament. to support all sound programs •Norris and Mary Millis, accom September 2—dinner and club designed to conserve clean panied by Stella Woolsey; meeting. waters for all beneficial uses Tropical Isle by 7th chorus; September 18 through 26—fall of man and wildlife. The Nation's Prayer, One Little sweepstakes. Candle, My True Love and Hear The schedule does not include Lyman G. Hawken My Prayer by the grade school possible team matches with other Mayor, City of Vernonia ihorus accompanied by Mrs. Wil clubs nor does it include a pos ma Thompson; accordian duet, sible twilight league starting in Wild Rose, Don Tunnell and Al- June with teams playing on a •an York; accordian solo, Vaya scheduled weekday as Johnson Con Dios, Allan York; clarinet has suggested. solo, Indian Love Call, Joyce a — Thompson; Sylvia, vocal solo by Ruby Daniels; A Wayfaring WANT A GOOD BALL PEN I Appointment of Mrs. Margaret b'tran;„' r and Loch Lomand, vo —AT A REASONABLE PRICE? j Allyn as county extension agent cal solos by Gary Justice. I in Columbia county was an See and try the Wearever I nounced by Frank L. Ballard, as F. O. E. I sociate director of Oregon State r l I P I t college extension service. 1 The new home economics ex • No smudge or transfer, | tension agent will assume her • Perman nt—Quick Drying. | Okie Asher and H’» Western duties March 25. She replaces Playboys • Every Cartridge Pre-tested. Mrs. Helen Sellie Hazard, who • Longer Lasting Ink Supply. (Former Radio Entertainers) was recently married and is leav ing to live in Virginia. BIRKENFELD Mrs. Allyn lias served as coun THE VERNONIA EAGLE SATURDAY, MAR. 20 Printing — Office Supplies ty extension agent in Wisconsin the past five years. Before that she did similar work in Iowa. She is a graduate of the Uni versity of Iowa and did graduate work at Iowa State college. Her previous experience includes work with the farmers home ad ministration and teaching home economics in an Iowa high school. Her appointment is subject to approval of the state board of higher education. Presented a few days ago by Manager Bill Johnson was a ten tative summer calendar of activi ties as they will take place at the Vernonia Country club starting April 1. Improvement of the course is in progress as well as provision for clubhouse recrea tion he said. His calendar, which is subject to change, follows: April 1—stag dinner and club ^UlTS CAM Be AUPÏ FMCU WW. apcxhon or A CWffMiCAL COMPOUND to tu « WOOP PUlP PWOPuCêtf a PAPe« THAT HAf CASO«* -- A 55POÜNP 50 IHCU LONÓ CAT, AMP A 9-4- AOUHp g CVMCt MÍ44I45IPPI CA^Fi*# . Uff 5AMff N -TU« ■4 AA/ff THE PERFECT DRINK WHICH GOES WITH EVERY MEAL Tuesday Concert Program Outlined Home Agent for County Named DANCE The Long-Bell LUMBER COMPANY Vernonia Division Pictures Judged By Dairy Club ^HXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHJ X H X H X M X H X M X H X H ONE WAY TO BEAT H X H £ THE HIGH COST X H X H X H X H OF LIVING X | MIST — The MHC will meet J i I [ I next Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert Mathews Members k«<p this date m mind, the 25th The Young Peoples club had breakfast with Mrs Pat Larsen last Thursday morning at Birken- feld Mr atwi Mrs. Wayne Reynolds and Susan. Joe Enn“berg from Mist and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Larson of Birkenfeld were visit. ors of the Norman Hansens one evening la it w - ek No. 1 Ga rh ik and Ch sm . null started up lately cutting some- liAnber. ( laretwe Kyser has hauled sevi. I al h ads to Westport Bernard 1Dowling and his father were visit. •rs at Claud John-.ms W.dn day iv> ..n_ tj -. atch TV to* lC'9-bag Tree Tea 99c KING’S Grocery - Market r TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Essie Nance. Mrs. Marie Frazee and Mrs. Dorothea Pear son enjoyed a waffle breakfast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Soden Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin March and Mr. Fred Soden of Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Flaten and Ingrold Fla- ten of Portland were Sunday guests at the Soden home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Slanton of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uhlin of Glenwood visited their mother, Mrs. Lena Stanton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Patterson are the parents of a girl born March 14. She weighed nine and one-half pounds. Mikele Anderson, daughter of Mr. and M rs. Mike Anderson, haj been in St. Vincents hospital, Portland, for several weeks un dirgoing observation. It is ex pected she will return home soon. Mrs. R. A. Simmons entered St. Vincents hospital early last week to undergo a major opera tion. Gift winners Saturday at the annual Brunsman Hardware an niversary sale were men: Wally Groche, R. M. Aldrich and M R. Peterson; women: Mrs. George Tolson, Timber first, Frances Hershey, second, and Marie La- schinger, Irene Minger, Mrs. Fred Stover, Mrs. John Si -delman Ruth Cupit, Timber, Mrs. W. E. Sullivan, Susie Atkins, Marlene Shafer, Ella Tucker and Nora Redmond. Jim Cox. Jr., entered the Good Samaritan hospitaL, Portland, early this week for an operation. Mrs. Ramona Quedens, daugh ter of Mrs. Grace Currie, was a ' recent visitor here from Gianite I City, Illinois. She returned just recently ftom Ilankok, Siam after two years ther Mrs. Quedens left March 20. Kenna Lou Bell, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B» 11 of FOB A YOUTH - RRIRV PRODUCTS CD. ¡ Grade A Pasteurized I Milk & Cream Siletz, was named vice-president of the Oregon unit of Future Homemakers of America at a meeting at Oregon State college early in March. She is a junior at Siletz high school and her parents are well known here. STOCK SIGNS e • • O • C • No Tresspassing For Rent Absolutely No admittance No Minors Allowed No Peddlers Allowed No Hunting No Fish.ng or Hunting Without Permission VERNONIA EAGLE F’ PHONE 471 •J oj / Theatre* ■ WED.. THUR. MAR. 1’ .8 j HERE COME THE GIRLS (Color) Bob Hop- - r.osen-.arv Ck^oey ! TRI., SAT. MAR. 19-20 STAND AT APACHE RIVT3 (Color) Steph n McNal'v - .TN'a Ad .ms SUN.. MON. MAR. 21-22 WALKING MY BABY BAC.C j HOME D. O’Conner - J to handle the popular ELECTRIGLAS Radiant Heat . It's Like the Sun" Whether you ore on Ekctrical Contractor, Appliance Store, Building Material Outlet or an interested individual, you will be interested in knowing that our Dealers throughout the state sold a total of well over three carloads of ELECTRIGLAS Heat* mg Panels during 1953. More and more dealers are being estab lished every day for this modern Heating System which is the last word in Electric Heot. Hr urge you to ACT NOH and line yourself up as one of our Prosperous Dealers in your territory. Drop us a line today and »<* will call on you personally to explain the aide merits of your dealer plan with us. Every avail' able assistance »ill be given to help you get started— Sales material, estimating material, etc. Also a participat ing advertising plan. NORTHWEST RADIANT HEAT, Inc. 2419 N. E. Broadway, Portland 12. Oregon Telephone TR 8935 I H I M embers Reminded of X ’ Next MHC Meeting Date | H H X to-J H M X X M H X X H N X X H H X X H M X X H H Riverview X X Phone 91 N At the Mil« Bride« M "Where Your Money Huy» More" X *XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHX H Owr-FAMliy HOuSfS TO C0N5TWUCT AA*f«:CA< QtífffH Of TUT StA« *Uf í « í / a ATFP JUHV. TMf -.CXX? WM »eQuiPFD KXí «AFFOkPiaö. LAPPTE, »ATTfffM« eaACr<.tTC.________ „ The Maple Meadows Dairy club held its March 4-H meeting at the home of Janice Hoyt, the club president, Sunday. March 7. Members judged pictures of cows for the Hoards Dairyman contest and found out and dis cussed the names of various crops and weeds which the members brought. All members were present ex- cept one. Visitors w--re Mrs. C Buckley and Karron Hoyt. After the meeting Mrs. Hoyt served re freshments. The next meeting will be’ held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith at Pittsburg April 4 at 7:3u pm. Anyone interested in 4-H danying is sincerely wel comed to attend this meeting. L M Breakfast, lunch or supper Milk will hit th- spot with both young ! and old aiike. And when we say "MILK.” we mean the best 1 .............. is _.... which sup- plied to you by the Nehalem □airy. Phone 471 for delive, y to your door. , ! 1 1 j i k ! j • , » J I I KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
