2 THURSDAY, MAY 30. 1957
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
day. Mr and Mrs. Jim Barker of
San Antonio, Texas became the
proud parents of a 5 pound
daughter, Sherry Renee' May 12.
Jim will be remembered as he
attended school here until his
second year of high school and is
the son of the Dale Barkers, for
merly of Vernonia.
Th« Ralph Valpianis were week
er.d guests of Mr. and Mrs. R R
Brock, of Oceanlake, Oregon.
Other guests for dinner on Sat
urday were Mr and Mrs. Walter
Kerry, of Oceanlake. The dinner
provided the occasion for a re
union between Mrs. Kerry, the
former Iris Snow, and Mrs. Val-
piani, both of whom graduated
from St. Helens high school the
same year The Brocks formerly
lived in Clatskanie, where they
operated a candy store.
Word was received recently of
the death of Mrs George White
of Portland who lived near Kea-
sey for many years. Her two
si ns, Lewis and Frank, were well
known here, having been in the
bee business in the Keasey area
Mrs. B. J. Horn entertained re
cently with a luacheon honoung
Mrs. Donald Cline for which other
guests were Mrs. Robert King
and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper. Mrs.
Cline showed the group many
pictures and souveniers from Eu
rope.
Mr. and Mrs. David McCoy are
the parents of a son, David Ray,
born May 14 at the St. Helens
hospital. He weighed in at 5*g
pounds.
Grandmother is Mrs.
i Beulah Slemmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Paris and
family were at Vancovuer Mon
day and Tuesday where they at
tended the funeral of Mr. Paris’s
THURS.. FRI.
MAY 30-31 father
who passed away last Fri
day following an extended illn -
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner and
Duncan Hatten were at Long-
FATURDAY
JUNE 1
view Sunday to visit Dr. and
Mrs. M D. Cole.
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They found
Mrs. Cole much improved ami
Plus
•bh to w alk
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Cole’s daughter, Shirley Ashen
fJN. MON.
JUNE 2-3 brenner was also ther “. She and
her family are moving to north
ern California soon where her
G.iiy ('"up, i
Dorothy McGuire husband is already working a,
engineer for a construction com-
Mr. and Mrs. Bard C. Nolan
and sons Ricky and Bobby have
i ' Ught the George Martan resi-
<t< nee ofi Rock Creek. The Mar
iams have moved to 1735 Ash St.,
i oat Grove.
Gussli of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
1 ps for dinner preceding grad-
i.itxin last Friday were Mr.
D ips' sister. Juanita Drips from
Denver, Colorado; Mr. and Mrs.
..lines Drips and Mr. and Mrs
l.al|»h Mayer, Portland; Dr and
i is. L. M. Crossan, their two
nuoa and daughter, Vicki, and
D>n Hitchen of Portland, god-
I-th er of Vicki.
_F YOU care enough io send a
nd Hall
card, send the best
'-.ark from the Vernonia Drug
2113c
Company.
Mr.
tr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson
last week end at Gig Har-
visit ted
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I <<r, Washington with Mr. and
Mrs M S
Fra. Lee Thrash.
T oiupson of Portland spent the
v eek end here with Patty and
V.vian Thompson.
Week end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Buckley on
Keasey route were Mrs. C. E.
Hedrick and Donnie add Norman
Evans from Stanfield, Oregon;
Mrs. R. O. Crooks and Bill. Yaki-
« . Washington and Mias Mai
juret Buckley, Corvallis, all of
w bom were here to see Donna
I uckley graduate.
The Verl Barker's received
word last week that Mr. Barker
had become a great uncle and
Mrs. Chet Fugate had become a
lieat, great aunt on Mother's
Puddin Head
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THURSDAY. MAY 30
MEMORIAL DAY
Parade — VFW hall to Memorial
cemetery, 10:30 a.m.
1st, Linda Argo; 2nd, Kathy
BASKETBALL — Leonard I
FRIDAY. MAY 31
F O E. and Auxiliary — Hall on 1 Hunteman, Craig Davies, Steven Heckenliable; 3rd, Grant Bower
Eateman, Dannv Graham, Mar- | man.
First Ave., 8:00 p.m.
D. ivers license examiner — City vin Crowston. Lloyd Vike, Ran- I
2nd Class
dall Aultman, Jimmie Mullins,
hall. 10 am. to 4 p.m.
Ronald Dodson. Tommy Watson, 3rd, Judy Caywood. Honorable
SATURDAY. JUNE 1
Do-Si-Do Square dance club — Manager. Fred Bryant, Jack Hol- mention, Dian% Minger.
sey, Cleao Thomas, Glenn Hawk
Legion hall. 8:00 p.m.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE (for
in" and Terry Mawhirter.
SUNDAY. JUNE 2
tnis year) Zachary Patterson, Ja
MARBLE TOURNAMENT —
Junior Legion baseball turnout —
Class A: 1st, Ray Hamnett; 2nd. nice Brimmer, Caroline Turner,
High school field, I p m.
Charles Cotton; 3rd, Verne Smith. Vernon Weaver, Joey Curl, Ste
MONDAY. JUNE 3
Lions Club dinner meeting — Class B: 1st, Steve Bateman; 2nd. ven Ellis, Larry Elton, Donna
Leonard Schmidlm; 3rd, Darrell Moreland. Beth Anderson. Gen
VFW hall. 7 00 p m
Eiady, Bruce Johnson, Diannia
Fast Chief club — Hom* of Mrs. Elliott.
TRACK—Girls: Kathy Hammon, Wolf, Vicky Pollock. Wayne Car
Albert Blount. 8:00 p.m.
American Legion — Legion hall, 2nd place in county; Fredia Cot michael, Albert Childs, Phillip
ton, 3rd place in county; Sherry Eggert, Patrick Howard, Mark
8:00 p.m.
City council — City hall, 8:00 Reediger, Patty Thompson. Lor- Medges, Laura Floeter, Dennis
ntta Ceballos and Glenda Ro H> isey, Larry Larson, Sidonnie
p.m.
bertson. Boys: Terry Mawhirter, Pearson, Phillip Meyer, Karen
TUESDAY. JUNE 4
Mt. Heart Rebekah Social Club— 1st place; Leonard Hunteman, 3rd Russell, Evelyn Carol Patterson,
Home of Mrs. Earl Atkins, 2:00 place, Steve Bateman. 3rd place; Johnny Lee Biggs; Carolyn Vike,
Lloyd Vike, 3rd place; Craig Da Jimmy Turner, Janice Jones. To
pm
ni Monaco, Jack Holsey, Billy
Junior Promenaders — IWA hall. vies. 3rd places; Glen Lofton.
Irmlin, Dennis Strong, Max
MUSIC (Vocal) Sherry Roedig
Chances are you’ve spent
Beginners 7 p.m., others 8 p.m.
Snook, Richard Meyer, Glenn
American Legion auxiliary—Le er and Lorraine Cunningham.
a good deal on home im
BAND — Wallace Pollock, Hawkins, Melva Barrett, Lor-
gion hall, 8:00 p.m.
provement
in the past
Odd Fellows lodge — IOOF hall. Carolyn Waite, Carolyn Vike,
years. Redecorating or
Nancy Howard, Kristi Wallace,
8:00 p.m.
remodeling. New furni
Patti Vlcek, Billy Tomlin, Mary Legion Auxiliary Juniors
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5
ture and appliances. Be
Troop 201, Boy Scouts—Cabin in Steen, Jeanette Sozoff. Karen Plan Picnic At City Park
Russell, Roy Reynolds, Earl Rey
city park, 7:00 p.m.
sure the added value
At the May 16 meeting of the
No OES meeting because of nolds. Harvey Redmond. Suzi
you’ve given your home
Alexander, Ralph Anderegg. Lin American Legion auxiliary jun
Grand Chapter in Portland.
is fully protected in case
da Argo, Linn Bolmeier, Grant i iors, Thursday, June 6, was set
Bowerman, Delbert Bush, Penny as the date for a picnic in the
of
fire or other disaster.
pany on a dam project.
Eadley, Rodney Callister, Jimmy city park from 5 to 7 p.m.
Call us today. We’ll be
Martin Peterson was called to Eckland, Richard Hawkin, Sain
Mrs. Florence Bray, head of
glad to give you a prop
Portland Saturday because his
Hearing, Virginia Heckenliable, Arts and Crafts at Doernbecher
wife who is at Physicians and Karen Hoyt, Gary George, Ginger hospital, sent acknowledgement
erty insurance check-up.
Surgeons hospital had suffered Johnson, Ed Kamholz, Marian of the contributions made by the
a relapse However, by Monday, Mathews, Philip Meyer, Carol group of 20 three-D boxes and
she had improved markedly. No Patterson, Donnie Gay Pearson, several boxes of blank scrap
further word has been received.
and Deloris Pelster.
books and scrapbook materials.
Guests this week at the home
SAFETY PATROL (Certificates Mrs. Bray stated that the ch^dren
of Mr and Mrs R E. Archibald Only) Sharon Akers, Judy Aid- seldom used scissors but lured to
have been his two nieces, Mrs. rich, Hank Bodenhamer, Grant paste so that sending the un
Arthur Mizen of San Mateo. Cali Bowerman, David Brunsman, Lo- made scrapbooks was a thought
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fornia and Mis Lloyd Williams ritta Ceballos, Virginia Hecken--« ful gift. In response to a re
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Bill J. Horn, Agent
of Des Moines, Washington.
liable, Sam Hearing, Jimmie quest for donation i(J?as, she ad
Mrs. Earl King. J. L. VanWeri. Johnson, Janet Johnson, Marian di d that suitable comic books in
Phone HA 9-6203 — Vernonia
Hugo Hill and Max Buckner had Mathews, Johnnie Moreland, Car
good condition were always wel
905 Bridge Street
identified numbers at Brunsmans oi Patterson, Carl Olson, Richard come. The juniors formed a com
by Wednesday momin*.
Perry, Harvey Redmond, Roy mittee to make a collection.
Word was received here Wed
Reynolds, Carolyn Vike, Paul
It was reported that the deco
resday of the d ath early that Weaver. Leon Welch, Everett Ha rations and refreshment commit-
Rcpretfutiig the
morning of Willard Howell of ve1 land. David Foster, Janies Gu t-e had done their parts nicely
Hartford Fire
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St. Helens at the St. Helens hos thrie, Bill Bergerson, Barbara 1 for the Mother’s tea, May 4. A
pital. He had suffered a heart Weed, Patty Robertson, Jon Car thank-you note was sent to Pete
Insurance Company j
attack on Sunday. Mrs. Howell ter, Earl Reynolds, Lester Cham- Brunsman for his donation of th ?
will be remembered as Winnie 1> rs, Jimmie Hurtado, Johnny
Mellinger, daughter of Mr and Piggs, Michael Graham, Suzi 1 use of the punch-bowl and cup
Mrs Will Mellinger, former Ver- Alexander, Mary Steen, Linda |
nonia residents. She also taught Argo, Carolyn Waite and Nicky
in the Vernonia schools some Graham.
years ago and is now teaching in
SAFETY PATROL (Certificates i
St. Helens
No word as to ar- end Letters) Lloyd Vike, Robert j
i&ngements has vet been receiv Cone, Dennis Strong, Lois Wil- ;
ed.
son. Donna Ledbury, Toni Mona
Carl Donahue of the Pittsburg co, Betty Tucker, Fredia Cotton
guard station was admitted to F.i.y Hamnett, Lyle Barker, Tom
Emanuel hospital Tuesday.
my Watson, Mikele Anderson,
Mrs. Walter Linn was at Van
G riiva Sullivan, Donna Pollock.
couver Monday to attend funeral Laura Harmon, Glenda Robert-
services for her uncle, Ivan Car- yon, Thersa Pelster. Rodney Ca'i-
rick, who passed awav last Fri- lister, Leonard Schmidlin, Linn
day in a nursing home at Leba Bolmeier, Pete Hays, Ronald
non. He was a former Vernonia Welch, Jim Justice, Louretta
i -sident and was 91 years old at Weaver, Caroline Fowler. Lyle
the tune of his death.
Wilkins, Dick Meyers, Karen
F’oeter, Vicky Serafin, Chuck
Vlcek. Willie J. Burnett. Jimmie
BOB CURL, via Stoney Point route, leaves Pilis
Mullins, Romona Robertson. Judy
burg at 6:45 A.M.
Standard Typewriter For Caywood, Terry Mawhirter, Pat
ty Thompson, Mary Lamping.
JIM DAVIES, leaves Riverview Bridge at 7:00
Kathleen Weller. Lanny McDon
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ald. Donnie Gay Pearson. Sherrv
A.M.
Ruediger, Lorrainne Cunningham,
THE VERNONIA EAGLE Janice
Jon-s, Karen Hoyt, Melva
DAN CASON, via Timber junction, leaves 642
Printing
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Office Supplies
1'.: rrett. Billy Tomlin, Jimmie
Rose Ave., at 6:40 A.M.
Fletcher, Wesley Holt and Fred
la > ant.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILI
ARY ESSAY CONTEST — 1st.
I orraine Cunningham; 2nd, Neil
l.lovd: 3rd. Leonard Hunteman.
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