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Rainbow Installation To Seat Carolyn Heath Friends are invited to attend the installation for the Nehalem Assembly No. 18, Order of Rain bow for Girls which will be held at the Masonic Temple next Mon day evening at 8:00 o’clock at which Miss Carolyn Heath will be installed as worthy advisor. Miss Jan Garner, who is just completing • her term will be the .nstalling worthy advisor. The Seaside DeMolay chapter has been invited to participate in the crowning ceremony as they have in the past several installa tions. Parents Tell Engagement Of Judith Fetherston Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fether ston announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Anne, to A/2c Robert O. Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dimbat. Mr. Bates is now home on leave but will leave October 1 for a years duty in Iceland. Wedding plans will be made after his re turn. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE Columbia Solid Pack Sauerkraut No. 2*2 Can 15 Van Camp's White Hcminy No. 2'2 Can 15c Diamond A Fancy French Style Green Beans No. 303 Can Log Cabin Maple Syrup 24 oz. Bottle 19c Siluri ine Pure Vegetable O O Shortening 3-Lb. Can O»5 Kraft Pure Strawberry Preserves 20-oz. Jar 42 Porter's Fril-lets Egg Noodles 14-02. Bag 30 Tide All-Purpose Deter gent Giant Size Pkg. Members of Nehalem chapter, OES, having birthdays in July, August and Septerr^aer, were honored Wednesday night at the chapter meeting. Reports were given on visita tions to receptions for the worthy grand matron, Imbler; the wor thy grand patron, Portland and the associate grand matron, Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, worthy matron and patron, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing Sr, associate matron and patron, had taken parts in the Portland and vicinity group's addenda for the various honored members. Delicious birthday cakes were served by the refreshment com mittee, Allie Dickson, Julia Fish er and Louise Hamnett. The table decoration was the birthday theme and lovely fall flowers. There will be initiatory de grees for two candidates next meeting, October 2 and a pie walk by the Nehalem Social club ways and means commit tee. A practice is scheduled for Tuesday evening, October 1. Open House Held Sunday At Sunset Beach Home Joan of Arc Fancy Red Kidney Beans 300 Can Nestle's Chocolate Chips 6-oz. Package OES Chapter Honors Members 75 Smoked Pig Knuckles 2-Pounds THr.SE PRICES GOOD AS LONG AS PRESENT STOCK LASTS MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS Member United Grocers Inc. Deliveries Twice Daily 10 A.M. & 3 P.M.—Ph. HA 9 3492 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kaspar held open house Sunday after noon at the new home to which they will move soon at Sunset Beach. Guests were members of the accounting and sales depart- mnts at the International Paper company office and their fami lies. During the afternoon, the guests who dropped in at inter vals, were served clam chowder. Thq Kaspars, who have had a cottage at Sunset Beach for a number of years, recently pur chased a three bedroom house there and have been having it extensively remodeled and re novated. One of the outstand ing features is the picture win dow looking out over the ocean. DR. ABRAMS DENTAL PLATE LABORATORY Broken Plate Repair 1 hour Loose Plates Relined 4 Hours New Plates Made 1 to 3 Days Phone 1871—Hillsboro 132 So. 2nd Si. Little Freddy Hall who was feur years old last Saturday, Sep tember 21, celebrated first with a birthday dinner for relatives giv en by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall at which guests were his brothers, Billy and Richard I Hall; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Killingberg of Vernon ia and Mr. and Mrs Fred Van- Kleek, Beaverton; Miss Irene Van Kleek. Mrs. Charles Moffit and Chuckle and Mrs. Alice Rich, ards, all of Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. William D. Thomas, Portland In the afternoon, a group of Freddy's friends came for a par ty. Those who enjoyed the after noon of games and the refresh ments which were served by his mother were: Word was received here last Shelby Ann Cook, Bobby week of the arrival of an 8 Perry, Ricky Schwab, Shirley, pound. 2 ounce son, Gerald Mary Ann. Myron and Donald Craig, at the home of Mr. and Dennis; Carol and Mike Raney. Mrs. Gerald Mills of Twenty-nine Craig Bergerson, Billy and Rich Palms. California on September ard Hall, and his cousin, Chuckle 12. Th^y also have a daughter. Moffit fRim Beaverton. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R M. Aldrich Sr. of Vernonia and Mrs. Blanche Millis who is now in Germany. Interesting coincidence is that Mrs. Millis, the former Donna Aldrich, and Loren Mills were born just a day Most of the plant diseases in apart and the Loren Mills son your garden this year can be was born just a day later than “planned out” of the garden for the Millis boy. next year. A little girl with a lot of grand Now is the time to review the parents is Stephanie Elizabeth diseases which were prevalent Gwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in 1957 despit'* all your work and Richard Gwin, who arrived Sept spraying, suggests Don Coin Wal- ember 23 at Anchorage, Alaska. rod, county extension agent. The She weighed a little over 9 control of most plant diseases is pounds. Grandparents are Mr based on prevention. and Mrs. Alois Sauer for whom Start your plant disease con this is a first grandchild, and Mr trol program this fall by cleaning and Mrs. Homer Gwin, Vernonia; up the flower beds. Rake and greatgrands are Mrs. Elizabeth burn old leaves. These often har Mullins, Portland; Mrs. Cather bor fungi which will cause dis ine Sauer, New Carlyle, Indiana; eases next spring. Prunr- out the Mrs. Wm. Marshall, Portland and dead and dying twigs and branch Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker Ver es which may also harbor disease nonia. fungi. > Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kouva of And, your fruit trees—did you Riverview are the parents of a have trouble this year with apple girl, Judy Marilyn who arrived and pear scab, leaf curl and brown Sunday, September 22. She iot of peaches, cherry leaf .spot-’ weighs 8 pounds, 8 ounces and Remember, spray programs for came to join two brothers and control of these diseases should one sister. be started early in the spring Mr and Mrs. J'well Solomon and thoroughly. The same is of Scappoose are the parents of true for cane fruit disease con a girl born September 20. weigh trol. ing 6 pounds. She joins two The county agent indicates he brothers and one sister. The can supply copies of the "Spray Solomons formerly lived at River Schedule for Diseases and In view. sects of Cane Fruits", "Spray Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peterson of Schedule for Home Orchards", Forest Grove welcomed an 8 "Roses for the Home,” and many pound. 10' ounce daughter, other publications. Obtain co Diane Laura, Tuesday. Septem pies now and let them help you ber 24 when that day was only a plan your plant disease control minute old. She joins a sister program for next year. and a brother. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Steers Jr. UN Pilgrimage Delegate and Mr. and Mrs. E. W Peterson Addresses Odd Fellows and great-grandparents are Mrs Laura Carmichael and M. B. Miss Patricia Eward of War Steers Sr. The baby was born at renton, United Nations Pilgrim age for Youth delegate from this Tualit.v hospital, Hillsboro. Also at Tuality hospital are district for this year, spoke here Mrs. Bill Higley and her 5 pound Tuesday evening at the meeting son who. was born last Saturday, of the Odd F?llows which was thrown open to others who wish September 21. Announcement has also been ed to hear her. They report that received here from Mr. and Mrs. she gave a very interesting talk Richard Carpenter of Chula Vis- and regret that so few availed to, California of the arrival of a themselves of the opportunity to son, Richard Douglas, weighing 9 hear her. pounds, 7 ounces, September 8. Following the meeting, refresh This is a first grandchild for Mr. ments were served by Rebekahs. and Mrs. Glen Pearl of Seaside. Miss Eward was accompanied here by her parents. Bundles of Joy Headline News Plant Disease Helps Offered Former Kist Teacher Honored in California HOOh SHOPPING IDEAS Be sure io include these items in your next order! NABISCO HUDSON Wheat Thins HOUSE Always Uniform in Flavor Ritz Crackers Olives Honey String Beans Grahams Snow Flake Corn Crackers Peas Cookies Good for Every Shredded Meal Wheat NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY For Delivery Every Day Phone HA 9-6341 r.KNONlA. ORE. THURSDAY, SEPT 26, 1957 Relatives and Friends At Freddy Hall's Party Residents in this area who were pupils at the Kist school about 1911 were interested in clippings from a California paper that were received here recently telling of a reception held at Napa honoring Mrs. Alta Schaaf on her retire ment from teaching in the Napa school system. She had been at Napa since 1943 and prior to that had taught in Oregon and Washington and had a total of over 40 years of teaching. When she taught in the Kist school in 1911, she was Miss Alta Black and it evidently was at the beginning of her teaching career. "" Hgsts foi'' the reception wer? i the Napa junior high and Ridge- view Bible clubs, the Inter-Var- sity Christian fellowship and the executives board of church repre sentatives who commended her highly for all the work she had done in Bible clubs and dther religious fields m addition to her duties as counselor and mathe matics instructor in the juntor high school. She and her husband now plan a trip to Europe. BEN'S BARBER SHOP Expert Tontoria 1 Work Vernonia. Oregon ADMIRAL Radio TV Appliances • Low Down Payment * 12 Months to Pay Deep Freezer*. Refrigerator*, and appliance* of all kind*.' GUARANTEED SERVICE 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. — All Make* OAKES RADIO SHOP 3 Local American Legion Members Attend St. Helens Installation Among those attending the September 18 evening installation of officers for the J. H Welling- ton American Legion post and auxiliary unit at St. Helens were members of the 40 et 8 Traveler's Voiture 1267 ritual team, Charles Biggs, Ed Tapp and Cleao Wal- rath (filling in for Steve Waite who was in Reedsport), Truman Knight, district one ,Vice-com mander, Harry Culb°rtson, Wash ington-Columbia Jamboree vice- commander. Isabel Culbertson and Mrs. Stephen Waite. Acting for the first time in her official capacity as department chairman of music and Pan-Am- ericamsm. Mrs. Waite presented the department second place prize in age group 6 to 12 to Linda Harrison of St. Helens, who was seven years old when she cos tumed her Honduran doll. Mrs. Waite's status as a dual chairman occasioned some merriment when the sergeant-at-arms, upon being asked to present her to receive a beautiful handkerchief corsage. looked around for two ladies. The junior past president. Mrs. Margaret Myers, then introduced her also as the newly installed president of the Vernonia unit. Prior to the installation, a mu- sical program was presented by two grade school girl singers, charmingly costumed, and a young man accordionist. The audience enjoyed them so much they were requested to repeat their numbers at the Washing ton-Columbia Jamboree at Scap poose scheduled for October 14. Cliff Felton was installed for a second year as post commander and Mrs. Mary Watkins as presi ! dent of the St. Helens Unit No . 42. I | • [ | , The kind of driver we all like... Like everybody else, we prefer courteous drivers who know and observe the rules of the road. But even ’’ideal" drivers can get into accidents . . . and even they suffer serious losses if they’re not adequately insured. Make sure you have the complete cover age you need. Come in to see us for a"car insurance check-up." , | I I j | I i VERNONIA INSURANCE I Bill J. Horn, Agent Phone HA 9-6203 — Vernonia 90S Bridge Street OFFICE SUPPLIES Signs — Posters — Business Cards I Stationary -- Envelope Returns Statements — Wedding Invita tions. PH: HA 9-3372 — VERNONIA Representing the Hartford Fire Insurance Company ; :: WE NEVER CHARGE EXTRA j Ì MILEAGE WHEN SERVING VERNONIA FAMILIES | Prickett's Mortuary Phone Collect 641 FOREST GROVE, OREGON BUSS MUSIC CO. CLATSKANIE. OREGON Everything in Musical Instruments and Supplies WE FEATURE THOMAS AND LOWERY ORGANS Private lessons on piano, organ and accordian Teachers—Don Bliss and Emil Loughran. For further information phone Clatskanie 2701. Phone HA 9-3653 — Riverview ----------------------------------------- ATTENTION The Oregon Accident and Health Agency will have their annual enrollment starting SEPTEMBER 26 for the county of Columbia for Hospital, Medical and Salary Protection. Our field representative will contact each and every family. 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