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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1956)
8 THURSDAY, NOV. I, 1956 New Birkenfeld Bridge Ready for Traffic Soon THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. Grange Auction Nets Tidy Sum BIRKENFELD — Mr. Goodat of the Goodat Crane company of motored to Portland last Friday Portland, and his partner were in Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pringle were I Birkenfeld Monday on business in Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and the interest of the new bridge. Mrs. W Noakes in Vernonia. They state the new bridge will be Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine of in use in the very near future. Mist were Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs. Edward Belling callers at the Ira Peterson home. ham and family of Astoria were Mr and Mrs. Ray Ketelson and dinner guests Sunday at the home children were Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach, and were also visiting with Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R Wolff In the afternoon, they Mrs. Delmar Jepson. Mrs. Elsa Richardson is visiting called on Mr. an'd Mrs. Kenneth fi lends at Sutherlin, Oregon and Tupp t and baby. Mrs. W R. Wolff accompanied enjoying fishing in the Umpqua several members of the Pythian River while there. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gaunt were Sisters of Vernonia, to Dallas, Oregon, where they attended a visiting at the home of the bride’s reception for the grand chief, father, R. L. Berg. They left last week for their future home in Los Ann Brown. Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. DeeVeere Her Mrs. T. M Hopkins was hostess shey w.re Portland visitors Mon for the Catholic ladies Altar So day. ciety at her home Thursday after noon. E. Hall and daughter visit BEN'S BARBER SHOP ed Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Expert Tonsorial Work E. Harshman Sunday. NATAL-PITTSBURG — A fair sized crowd attended the auction held at the Natal grange last Saturday night. Approximately $85 was raised for the United Fund campaign and other chari ties. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap for EXTRA QUALITY PORTLAND CONCRETE PIPE Manufactured by Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Company CApiiol 8-8384 ^F lex -0-G lass BG lass -O-N et ?)P lastiglass j W yr -OG lass reen -G lass »»Ml- »IANOIO ON IHI 100 ' | | I J globulin Prevention is always cheaper than treatment and this applies to all phases of your health depart ment programs. There are many diseases and situations which can be prevented if we make use of what is available to us. I am not presuming that I can tell anyone w'hat to do or give in any situa tion, but sometimes people do not know certain facts which might modify their thinking. I am taking this opportunity, al so, to thank the hundreds of peo ple who have or now participating in health promotion. So often I forget to say "Thank You.” Sincerely, (Miss) Grace Roumagoux Public Health Nurse Horse Judging School Offered SEE YOUR LOCAL MATERIALS DEALER 5819 S.W. Macadam Ave. THE PEOPLE SPEAK To the Editor: As a public health nurse, I con stantly depend on individuals and groups not only in Columbia County, but also state and nation al agencies to secure services for children. For example, we are having a United Fund drive now. Most people do not realize that the gamma globulin is secured from Red Cross by the state board of health which in turn allots it to counties according to popu lation and need. This vital substance is a by : product of the whole blood and is being used at the descretion of physicians to modify measles or to prevent infectious yellow jaun. dice. The supply of gamma glob ulin is very limited, but can be given to the young children (un der 3) and youngsters who are under par (such as rheumatic heart, serious eye or ear cases) for measles modification. We are having a large number of old fashioned red measles in Clats kanie and have used up our share of the serum, but we are still able to get it for selected cases. I trust that the people of Co lumbia county will give careful consideration to United Fund con A few vacancies still exist in tributions because it does affect the Oregon State college lignt indirect services for children from horse judging school scheduled to such agencies as Red Cross. Par be held at Withycombe hall on ents recently found commercial the OSC campus November 12 gamma globulin very expensive and 13, reports County Agent (about $60 00) when they wanted it for young adults who had be in Don Coin Walrod. The school is sponsored by the exposed to polio. (A dollar con department of animal husbandry tribution to United Fund in Co of OSC and the Oregon Horse lumbia county will mean about man’s association. The purpose $.32 for Red Cross). Gamma glob of the school is to present horse ulin is important, but it is only a owners with information relative small part of the total Red Cross to the proper type, care, training blood program. We cannot overlook the many and showing of light horses; tram, ng owners in the particular art other services we get from United of selecting horses, to train judg Fund agencies such as from White es for light horse shows and to Shield, Mental Health, Salvation form a meeting place for ama Army, etc., etc. I am saying that teur and professional horsemen all services are mighty impor to exchange knowledge and ideas. tant, but right now I am very Attendance is open to anyone conscious of the need for gamma ever 18 years with payment of a $10 entry fee. Enrollment is lim ited to 120 persons. Visiting participants in the school include Dr. M. E. Ensming- er, chairman of the animal hus bandry department of Washing- ington state college and C. E. Howell, professor of animal hus bandry, University of California. Vernonia, Oregon IANS lATIHACtlON OUARANIliO Slaight jiggS Hardware AT PRICES HARD your family the minimum daily re- qufrement of all vitamins with known minimums. Plus important minerals, true liver concentrate, iodine and folic acid. Start taking vitamins to day to help maintain good health through the winter season. JUNIOR price You can buy Easy-On with confidence because it’s made by Warp world s largest producers of top quality plastic window materials LOGGERS VS CLATSKANIE TIGERS GREENMÄN FIELD / T«<A 0« so iasv ro eo so iMihKwi too * LESS COSTLY THAN GLASS g Lets in Sunshine Vitamin D us* (neAin»-enrw»e VlTtft VTOifY • AV»» F/ei4/e Shtttirprtll I till fir Tear, H H H TW»e Ad Wit* Oeelr' NOV SOLO • ▼ MAH OROIR MOUSES "SOLD ONLY BY LOCAL HARDWARE AND LUMBER DEALERS FRIDAY, NOV. 2 KICK OFF TIME 8:00 H H M . M PIR „ 795 "« i tí» i iVi'iT»««! !» fjo TELEPHONE HA 9-6254 F lix -O-G lass T° tac * up ... • DOttlC Ot 144 SI PER PI.EMNBS VERNONIA DRUG CO. S torm W indow K it 1 ■Wr""_' g j - a . y THE VERNONIA EAGLE IT** TIMS Reopen Nov. 5 Bettie ef 144 Never before a Storm Window Kit of such high quality for such low. low a : Closed Oct. 24 I I For children 6 thru 11 years TO BEAT For Folks Who Prefer A Top Quality Window Material^ Radio and TV Sales-Service SUPER PLENAMINS Transparent Plastic Bros BURNS SUPER PLENAMINS These multiple vitamins give you and NOW AT YOUR LOCAL DEALERS . Made by Warp Bros. . . . Makers of Genuine —Office Supplies at the Eagle— DDATCPT your family ’ s diet I KU I LU I...THE ECONOMICAL WAY! buy the large SIZE JOB PRINTING Paint — Building Materials — Sporting Goods 854 Bridge St., Vernonia — Phone HA 9-6131 PS. our young people will be in terested 'in the fact that Elvis Presley has had his first polio shot. This is not connected with United Fund, but it is hope#! that Elvis' example will be followed by the millions of his admirers Support the Vernonia Loggers in Their Last Home Game of the 1956 Gridiron Season Vernonia, Ore. XHZNZHZHZHZNZHXHZH» The Following Merchants H Urge Your Attendance— H THE PINE CONE NEHALEM MARKET & GROCERY BUSH FURNITURE VERNONIA INSURANCE HAWKEN MOTORS SAM S FOOD STORE SCHAUMBURG'S VERNONIA DRUG CO. SLAIGHT'S HOME TOWN H'DW'RE. WESTERN STORE VERNONIA TEXACO SERVICE VERNONIA MILK FARMS STEERS VARIETY & SHELL OIL MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE SUNDLAND ELEC. & APPLIANCE BEN'S BARBER SHOP VERNONIA CARD ROOM LYLE'S BARBER SHOP BRUNSMAN HARDWARE & ELEC. JAY'S CAFE & THE SHACK UNION OIL COMPANY RADIANT CLEANERS KING'S GROCERY & MARKET JONES GROCERY BOB'S UNION SERVICE MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS H. H. STURDEVANT VERNONIA SERVICE STATION A. G. OSTRANDER SUNNYSIDE SERVICE R. D. EBY. M.D. F. C. NACHTIGAL. M.D. VERNONIA TRADING COMPANY OAKES RADIO SHOP THE VERNONIA EAGLE NEHALEM DAIRY NICHOLS VARIETY Bill and Best Nichols VERNONIA BAKERY Home of Buttercrusi Bread and Arden lee Cream POLLY'S VARIETY AND BELL-HUDSON INSURANCE H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H M H MZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZKHZHZHZHZHZHZHZMZHZK
