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2 THURSDAY. SEPT 26. 11)57 I I BOWLING RESULTS THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORB TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bollinger of Portland called on Mr and Mrs. F. M Ruhl Sunday afternoon after attending the highway as sociation picnic at Dass park. Mr. and Mr». Don Schaumburg and two children of Portland call ed on Mr and Mrs. Sam Davis Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Kaspar narrowly i scaped a serious accident Sun day evening just a mile this side if the Cannon Beach junction when a deer ran in front of her car. Minor damage was done to the front of her car. NEW RUMMAGE tala Fri. and SaL. Sept. 27-28. benefit Child Welfare fund. American Legion Auxiliary. 39tlc Among Vernonia persons who attended the OSC-USC football tame at Multnomah stadium Sat urday evening were Jim Davies, Craig Davies, Bill Johnson, Bill Nelson, Edison Aldrich, Clarence Nance and Melvin Schwab. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bateman of Olympia will leave this week »nd for Covington, Oklahoma to visit Mrs. Emma Bateman, mo ther of the two men. Mrs. Elsie Stevens of Hillsboro will stay here with the Bateman boys while their parents are away Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas. Mrs. Lois Clark and Mrs. Alice Malmsten were in Portland Sun day for a birthday dinner hon oring Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Thom as at the apartment of Miss Mary Anne Clark and Miss Gladys Winn On the way home, they were among those who saw the display of the Northern Lights Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fowler took their son Allan to Corvallis Sun- oay where he is attending Ore 1 gon State college. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bledsoe of Santa Cruz, California have been spending several weeks at their property in Riverview. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fletcher drove to Eugene Sunday to take their son Danny there to enter University of Oregon. David and Patti Ann Peterson from Forest Grove are spending this week with their grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs Marion Steers Mrs. Ruth Sullivan came home Saturday from Tuality hospital where she had undergone sur gery Monday of last week and is completing her recuperation at home Mrs. Cecil Johnson is tak ing her place at Millers while she is ill. Mrs. L. L. Wells look her daughter Ruby to Eugene Sun day. She is entering the Uni versity of Oregon as a freshman Mrs. Wells also visited her broth er John M Beck and family. Mrs. Art Jacobs underwent surgery at Tuality Community hospital at Hillsboro Friday and is recovering in a satisfactory manner. Mr. and Mr. L. H. Thomas have moved from their home on Weed avenue to the apartment upstairs in the Fuiten Mortuary building. They are the resident managers for Mr Fuiten and may bt contacted at HA 9-3725. Mr. and Mrs. E. E Garner are mov ing from the Mellinger place on Stoney Point to the Thomas house Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spofford and family from Tacoma visited here with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Dudley Spofford, last week end. Miss Betty Lou Sauer who is now working in Portland as in formation operator for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany, spent Tuesday and Wed nesday here with her parents, Mr and Mrs Alois Sauer. Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Graves will move soon to Vaughn, Ore gon where he is being transfered by the Internationa) Paper com pany for whom he works as elec trician Mrs. F. M. Knoll is nursing three broken ribs this week which are the result of an accident in REMEMBER RED HAT DAYS : CHILDREN AND i MATCHES DON'T . 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Carboxy Me- thyIcellulose. to stimulate normal in testinal elimination. 4. The "hunger control” factor. Carboxy Methylcellulose, to reduce hunger it taken according to directions. Cover Crop Aid Offered Farmers K£$SAMIN MM« te sa« With the Keuomin reducing plan the only thing you con ioie is weight! Fall planted cover crops are •See your druggist. The complete Kessa- the most effective method of pro min Reducing Plan is in every package tecting crop and fruit lands from of Kessamin Tablets, Formula #14! THE I KESSAMIN REDUCING PLAN li the ravages of winter. TO TAKE OFF A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 i Besides reducing erosion, Coun i GUARANTEED POUND A DAY FOR 14 DAYS OR Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge YOUR MONEY BACK! TRY IT! ty Agent Don Coin Walrod notes IOOF hall. 8:00 p.m. McKFSSON $ that cover crops also hold soluble 1 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 plant nutrients, add organic mat Neighbors of Woodcraft Hand ter, hold tree leaves in orchards , craft club — Hom? of Mrs. anji silt on overflow land, cush- I TABLETS Frank Lentz, 8:00 p.m. I ions the soil from compaction by I F raternal Order of Eagles and I heavy or steay rains and helps (Not for Glandular Obesity) Auxiliary — Hall on First to beautify some otherwise rather Ave, 8:00 p.m. drab looking fields. Football, Loggers versus Hood Federal cost-sharing assistance River — High school field, 8:00 may be available to farmers who p.Yn. i plant cover crops providing they Nehalem Valley Squares — Bir- make application and receive ap- j Phone HA 9-6254 — Vernonia kenfeld, 8:30 p.m. Potluck. proval before planting and funds i John Harris calling. are available 1 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28 Columbia County Historical so ¡XNXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXH^ ciety — Benefit luncheon, Rai nier, noon. Scappoose Garden Club flower h show— Scappoose grade school, 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. H Phone HA 9-6015 Riverview Natal Grange party night—Natal "Where Your Money Buys More" At the Mile Bridge hall, 8:00 p.m. H SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 29 X Scappoose Garden Club flow?r ALWAYS — Top Quality show—Scappoose grade school, H ALWAYS — Best Prices noon to 5 p.m. X MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 H ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery Paint-up. Fix-up. Clean-up com mittee — West Oregon build ing, 8:00 p.m. jg —From your home-owned independent grocery. Rainbow Girls Public Installa tion — Masonic Temple, 8:00 H SHOP BY PHONE — YOU RING, WE BRING p.m. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1 Cub Scout committee meeting— Home of C. L. Johnson, Cub master, 8:00 pm. Mt. Heart social club — POUR Odd Fellows Lodge No. 246 IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. YOURSELF A WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1957 Nehalem Chapter OES—Masonic GLASS OF Temple, 8:00 p m. ; S 13 Remember j KESSAMIN VERNONIA DRUG CO. KING’S Grocery - Market HXHXHXHXHXHXHXHX Portland last Friday when the.r car was struck by another one. The car is receiving treatment at Vernonia Auto. Rev. A. L. Argo and Rev. F. M. Knoll attended a. meeting of the Columbia county ministerial as sociation at Clatskanie Tuesday. Mrs. Jack Nance from Port land was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman. Mr. and Mrs. Art Davis took I Homes have been wrecked. their son Jim to Eugene Sunday « whole neighborhoods destroy where he has entered University of Oregon. They had dinner ed. hundreds killed or maimed with Mr. and Mrs Eldon Wildt because children play with at Springfield. matches. Keep matches away Mrs. Evelyn Heath took her from children and always be daughter Harn t to Corvallis last prepared with proper insur evening where she will be a jun SEPT. 27-28 ior at Oregon State college this ance coverage for any even 1 FRI., SAT. year. She is a home economics tuality. major. Plus Forest Blount came home from the hospital last week end much improved in health but with in SUN.. MON. SEPT. 29-30 structions to take it easy for some time. Mrs. Charles Allen called on (Color) Phone HA 9 6058 — Riverview Mrs. Ben Sharar at St Vincents hospital and found her able to be up a littl ? and much improved. She had been moved to St. Vin cents from Tuality hospital Wed nesday of last week and had sur gery on both legs for removal of blood clots. She expects to have heart surgery later on. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis mov. ed last week to Portland where Mrs. Willis is now operating a beauty shop on Interstate avenue VERNONIA. They have sold their place on OREGON Stoney Point to Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Holce who will move to it soon after doing some painting and other work. Phone NEW RUMMAGE sale Fri. and Sat.. Sept. 27 28. benefit Child CO 9725 Welfare fund. American Legion Auxiliary. 39tlc Mi»« Gretcheq Bolmeier who Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, Resident Managers last year attended College of Pu get Sound at Tacoma, has trans ferred to W’lllamette University at Salem and enrolled there last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiterberg and Mr and Mrs. Bill F“rguson enjoyed Tuesday at Sunset Beach Mr. and Mrs. Ben Westerberg. Mr and Mrs Jack Thompson. Mrs. Dee .Miller. Mrs Larry Bra dy and Mrs. Terry Brady were among Vemomans seen at last Saturday nights football game at Multnomah stadium between OSC and USC INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Lost Won 9 3 Mill Market 7 5 Bob’s Union 6 • 6 Oakes 2 Vernonia Milk 10 High individual game. Mike Grady. 214; high individual series Rex Normand. 504; high team game, Oake^ 899; high team series, Bob’s Union. 2638. WOMEN’S LEAGUE (Last Week) 2 6 Sam’s Food Store 2‘s 5*4 Brunsman Hdw’r. 5 3 Hank & Polly 6H Vernonia Drug m High team game. Sam’s, 844; high team series. Dessy's, 2358; high individual game, Gertrude Schalock and high individual series. Gertrude Schalock. Splits picked up: Ann Johnson, 4-5-7; Donn^ Rumbaugh, 5-6; Alice Gwin, 5-6; Mary Lou Nor mand. 3-7 and 5-6-7; Shirley Hill, 4-5; and Mary Finnerty, 3-10. (This Week) 9*i 254 Brunsman’s Hdwr. 6 6 . Sam’s Food Store Vernonia Drug 6Mi 5*4 3 9 Hank and Polly High individual game. Rena Brady, 204; high individual ser ies. Rena Brady, 524; high team game, Vernonia Drug, ^31; high team series, Brunsman's Hard ware. 2344. . Splits picked up: Dolly Laird, 4-5; Ann Johnson, 3-7 and 5-10. Danny Lawler who had surg ery last week at Good Samaritan hospital« is making good recovery from it, according to word re ceived Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Nora Rech, librarian and reading teacher at the Washing ton school, became ill Wednes day of last week and was taken to Good Sarmaritan hospital for tests to dKermine her trouble. Mrs. Myron Vlcek is teaching during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. James Johns and Mrs. Harry Sandon were hosts for a faculty coffee hour at the Washington school last evening. Sell it with an Eagle Classified. Copyr 1B57 Dy Blit: WvmMrd Compare, Fortland Ortgcn IDEAS FROM SAM'S FOR YOUR TABLE NEEDS — Honey Grahams Snowflake Crackers Triangle Thins Shredded \Vheat FINE Groceries Meets— V eget able« RITZ CRACKERS So-o-o pood — wüh twrythinpl. ALL MADE BY NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY SAM’S FOOD STORE Free Delivery HA 9 5501 i I i i t i i
