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2 THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1957 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN I DATES io Remember THURSDAY, JUNE 13 Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge—IOOF hall, 8:00 p m. Mt. Heart Social club special meeting — IOOF hall, after lodge. FRIDAY, JUNE 14 FLAG DAY FOE and Auxiliary — Hall on First avenue, 8 00 p.m. Nehalem Valley Squares — Vic Last Berg's barn, 8:30 p m. bam dance of the year, Pot- luck lunch, SATURDAY. JUNE 15 Columbia County Historical So- ciety — McBride school, €t Helens, noon. SUNDAY, JUNE 16 FATHERS DAY Baseball, Legion Juniors—Astor ia, 2:00 p.m. MONDAY. JUNE 17 Lions club dinner meeting—VFW hall, 7:00 p.m. Baseball, PeeWees — At Clats kanie, 7:00 p.m. American Legion — Legion hall, 8:00 pm. City council — City hall, 8:00 p.m. School Election — District 47 Jt. —Washington school, 2 to 3 p.m. TUESDAY. JUNE 18 Odd Fellows lodge — IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary — Legion hall, 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 Boy Scouts Troop 201 — Inves ture and board of review, IWA hall, 7:00 p.m. Baseball. Legion Juniors — Sea- side, here, H.S. field, 8:00 p m. Nehalem Chapter OE.S. — Ma sonic Temple, 8 00 p m. to attend Oregon Technical In Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Killing berg and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall stitute graduation Sunday and see and family met Mr. and Mrs. their son Mike get his diploma. James Johnson and daughter at He returned home with them. the beach near Fort Stevens for David Strong and Wayne Aid- b picnic Sunday. rich are also home from O.T.I. for KEYS MADE while you wait. I the summer, They each have 2411c one term more to go for gradua- Vernonia Drug Store. tion. Satur- left Mi« Gladys Sharar Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stiff drove day for Arcata, California where she has employment as a nurses to Goldendale, Washington last week end to take their son Elvin aid in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson to the home of his uncle, Glen has as their guests last Thursday, Stiff, where he will work on t:ie Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kohones of ranch during the summer. W. I. Bond of Forest Grove, Miles City, Montana and Mrs. W J Machnicki from Vancouver, father of Mrs. T. F Tomlin and Washington. Mrs. Johnson took Mrs. Reggie Watson, underwent them on a tour of International major surgery at Providence hos pital in Portland Tuesday. Paper company mill. IF YOU care enough to send a Friday evening dinner guests card, send the best—send a Hall- at the Walter Mathews home at mark card from Vernonia Drug Mist were Walter’s aunt, Mrs. 2411c Pearl Upson of Salem, Mrs. L. Company. Mr .and Mrs. John Grady were P. Mathews, Martin, Stanley and at Klamath Falls last week end George Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathews and Bobby and David Wright of Manzanita. IF YOU care enough to send a SUN.. MON. JUNE 16-17 card, send the best—send a Hall- mark card from Vernonia Drug 2411c Company. Visitors of Mrs. Walter Ma- Plus thews of Mist Thursday were her HELLCATS OF THE NAVY cousin Vern Roberts, his wife THU. FRI. SAT.—JUNE 20 21-22 and family of Burley, Idaho. They were on a hurried trip and were I visiting relatives in Vernonia be Due to the Length of This Picture fore going on to Washington and The Giant Will Be Shown Only Once Each Night Starting at 7:30 Yellowstone. Mrs. Lena Stanton of Glenwood was here over last week end and was the house guest of Mrs. Jane Pidcock at the Cherry Tree apart ments. Miss Janice Thompson was an Boys Predominate In overnight guest of Miss Lorene List of New Arrivals Stiff Saturday. KEYS MADE while you wait. Both parents and grandparents 2411c are rejoicing over the arrival of Vernonia Drug Store. Paul Frank. five year old son 7 pound, 1 ounce Dale Eugene of Mr and Mrs. Jack Frank, is in Webb who joined th? family of the Shrine hospital in Portland Mr and Mrs. Donald Webb Mon for treatment to correct a hip day, June 10. He was born at condition. He will be in a cast Tuality hospital, Hillsboro. He for about three months. is the first son for the Webbs Mr. and Mrs. George Laws who also have a daughter, the were visited Monday by Mr. and first grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Wilks of Seattle. Mis. R L. Thompson and the first • Wilkes showed colored slides of grandson to carry'the Webb name Some burglars take the Bahai temple in Willmett for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb of everything in sight — Illinois where she recently at Kernville, Oregon. Mrs. Isabel furs, clothing, jewelry, tended the national Bahai con Thompson of Vernonia is the radio, television, type vention as delegate. Other re baby's greatgrandmother. writers, appliances... cent visitor at the Laws home Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Why not protect yourself was his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred •Vernonia ar- also the parents of against one df their sur erick Laws from Africa wher ■ a son born May 29 at Tuality hos prise visits? And against Are, windstorm and other she and her husband are pioneers pital. losses, too! Call us for in the Bahai faith. details. IF YOU care enough to send a card, send the best—send a Hall Adrian Barger Joins mark card from Vernonia Drug Naval Submarine Service Company. 241 lc Friends of Adnan Barger who Numbers had been identified moved from Vernonia to Nixon, at Brunsmans by Wednesday by Texas early this spring, will Calvin Keene, Montie Holley, be interested to know that he en- Vera Miller and Vicky Serafin listed in the U. S. Naval subma Bill J. Horn. Agent rine service the latter part of Phon« HA 9-6203 — Vernonia May and is now receiving basic 905 Bridge Street training at San Diego His ad 1 I dress is given here for friends who wish to write him. It will be noted that he has taken his R«prr«rntinp th« own legal name now which is NEHALEM VALLEY Hartford Fire Adrian Rouse S. R, 515-63-38, Insurance Companj Co. 173, U.S. Naval Training MOTOR FREIGHT Center, San Diego, 33. California Jog Theatre The Guns of Fort Petticoat Giant Today, they take everything but the kitchen sink VERNONIA INSURANCE OES Members At Grand Chapter Several members of Nehalem chapter No. 153, O.E.S., attended grand chapter during the time it convened in Portland Juno 2 through 6. Lilliam Davis, worthy matron and delegate, served on the ex- amining committee; Sam Heanng Jr. acted as page escort at the informal opening ceremonies; Mo na Gordon, served on the pay of representatives committee, and Eva Hearing was also a delegate. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis at tended the worthy matrons and patrons dinner dance at the Mult nomah hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, the associate matron and patron dinner dance at the Co lumbia Athletic club and other luncheons and dinners were en joyed by the delegates. Janet Bridgers, Lottie Swanson, Alvilda Hearing, Inez Powell and Dorothy Sandon attended part of the sessions. Jo Carrick, formerly of Ver nonia and now worthy matron of Acacia chapter, Stayton, was honored by being a page to the grand secretary. Good Mileage Is Made On Trip To Missouri Medical School Degrees Awarded Friday Evening James Davies Krueger, son of I Mrs. George H. Kruegar, Ver I i 1 I nonia, will be among the 65 can didates receiving the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the 70th commencement exercises of the University of Oregon medical school Friday evening, June 14, in the school’s auditorium. Dr. O. Meredith Wilson, presi dent of the University of Oregon, will deliver th? commencement address, after which Dr. Charles N. Holman, associate dean of the medical school, will present the candidates for degree. Dr. Krueger will intern at the University of Oregon medical school hospitals and clinics, Port land, during the next year. His mother is on the faculty at Vernonia high school. Study Club Closes Year With Picnic at Sandons Mrs. Harry Sandon was hostess to the Vernonia Study club on Thursday eevning. June 6 with a delicious pot luck picnic. There were 14 members present with two guests, Mrs. J. H. Stubbs and Mrs. F. A. Nobes. Highlight of the ev-ning was revelation of the past year birth day friends and choosing the new ones. A lovely going away gift was presented Mrs. Bob Lindsay. Next meeting will be held on September 3. MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dowling left last Wednesday for a summer vacation in Tuscumbia, Missouri. Cards along the way say they have made 600 miles a » Bass Completes Basic day or more. Army Training at Ord Lloyd Libel of Fairview called on his brother, Shalmon, Friday. Henry (Hank) Bass who has Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine at just completed basic army train tended funeral services Monday ing at Fort Ord is now visiting in Rainier for Mrs. Truman Hert- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce zel who passed away Friday ev Bass. From here he will go to Fort Devens, Massachusettes for ening. Mrs. Shalmon Libel and Mar I I six months training at an army lene Grey motored to Tillamook Í security agency school. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bud Goertzen. Mrs. Goertzen and Cheryl came home with them for a visit at the Austin Corll and Libel homes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pidcock of Newport call d on friends here Saturday evening. Recent dinner guests at th? Sam Devine home were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hietzel of Portland. Mrs. Charles Hansen is home again after spending several days in Astoria. L. P. Wikstrom and son, Paul, motored to Eugene Friday mgnt and returned home Sunday ening. Earl Knowles was home a days recently from Svensen. Several strawberry pickers going on Mr. Corll's bus to strawberry fields. Radio and TV Sales-Service Phone HA 9-3462 ALL MAKES REPAIRED Westinghouse ! 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Knoll, Mrs. Lona Weidman was in attend anee at the conference sessions as lay delegate from this church Also, Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Enevoldsen and fami ly, Mrs. F. M. Knoll and Marion and Mr. and Mrs. George John son attended the service at which appointments were announced The ordination service was also held that evening. Phone HA 9 5441 — Vernonia DARRYL D. BERGERSON'S HALIBUT Pastor Returned To EUB Church 49c 52c 55c 52c Lb'38c lb. $1.25 lb. 69c lb. $1.25 Suggestions for Your Xext Grocery Order Lb. $1.00 lb. $1.45 FRESH SALMON AVAILABLE MANY OTHER FRESH SEAFOODS AND SMOKED FISH COME TO YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE FOR— Open Friday and Saturday 9:00 am. to 6 00 p.m. * » FINE Groceries Meats—Vegetables SAM’S FOOD STORE Frt« Delivery HA 9 5501 I : :
