Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 31, 1957, Page 4, Image 4

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THURSDAY, OCT. 31, 1957
New officers wen» elected for
the Columbia county 4-H Lead
t rs association at their recent
meeting
held
in
Clatskanie.
Those chosen to direct the busi­
ness and activities for this group
for the coming year are: Presi-
d mt, Mrs. Arnold Tarbell, War­
ren; vice-president, Mrs. Bessie
Moholt, Rainier; secretary, Mrs.
Clyde Thornton, St.
Helens;
treasurer, Elmer Jensen, St. Hel­
ens.
Louis Towne, power use en­
gineer for West Oregon Electric,
Vernoma, talked on the applica­
tion of electricity to 4-H club
projects. He also showed a film
stressing the use of proper size
electrical services and circuits
m the home.
The older youth group of the
4-H also met and planned a pot­
luck supper and program to be
held in the youth building at
the fair grounds November 11 at
6:30 p m. All 4-H club members
14 years of age and over are
urged to come.
FOR SAFETY
INSURE
NOW . . .
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Play safe.
Insure your
property against theft,
fire and other hazards
it costs little to enjoy
security and
peace of
mind.
i BELL-HUDSON
INSURANCE
' Phon« HA 9-6058 — Riverview
School Heads
Formulate Plan
Eugene Dove was at St. Helens
Wednesday of last week to meet
with superintendents of the other
four county high schools and a
representative of the scholarshin
committee at Oregon State col­
lege to determine the plan for
awarding the Harrison Collins
scholarships for the next three
years.
The Harrison Collins schdlar-
ship fund was S"t up from an es­
tate and is invested in bonds and
securities, and the annual in­
come from this is used for the
scholarships They are specified
for use at Oregon State college
and are designated for first year
students.
The committee voted to con­
tinue the plan that has been in
op . ration of allowing one schol­
arship each year to each of the
five county high schools.
THE PURPLE SHIELD
BURIAL INSURANCE PLAN
For Information
PHONE COLLECT 641
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•Vernonia teachers are invited
to attend an O.E.A. dinner meet­
ing at Clatskanie Monday even­
ing.
TV Series Now
Featuring Golf
Vernonia C of C Members Listed
News From FRANZ
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NOW V W
Life time spring.
Alasta Men’s
Teachers Bid io Dinner
MIST — The M.H.C. met last
Thursday with Mrs. Chas. Sund-
’ land. There was a good attend­
ance The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Austin Corll the third
Thursday instead of the fourth
as usual on account of Thanks­
The attention of Vernonia golf­
giving.
ers has been called to the “All
David Closner just returned Star Golf TV series now being
after spending three months on carried on channel 6, KOIN-TV.
each Saturday from 5:00 to 6:0#
the coast near Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Crawford p.m. The series, which will run
were in Portland Friday visiting for 26 weeks, will show complete
18-hole matches between top
Mrs. Allen Welch Smith
name golfers.
Mrs. Sam Devine and her fath­
The filming is done by six
er, Mr. Danielson, were visitors
cameras shooting simultaneously
of the Austin Dowlings Friday.
Wm. H. Wilson has opened the
Mist garage for business. He has THE VERNONIA EAGLE
had 35 years experience in the
Marvin Kamholz
Editor ar 4 Publisher
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Case visi­
NEARLY 600 Columbia County 4-H club members will receive
Official Newspaper ot
ted Monday with the John Craw,
recognition as community builders, November 2. 4-H Achieve­
Vernonia, Oregon
fords and Wednesday with Mr.
ment Day. A total of 29.600 boys and girls are enrolled in 4-H
and Mrs. Wayne Reynolds and
club work in Oregon. Adults and youngsters, farm or town, who
Entered as second class mail
would like to learn about the 4-H club program. are invited to
daughter and Thursday with Mr. matter, August 4, 1922 at the
call or phone the Columbia County Extension office located in
and Mrs. Sam Devine.
post office in Vernonia. Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garlock under the act of March 3, 1879.
the Courthouse at St. Helens, Oregon.
and Mrs. Mary Garlock were in Subscription price $3.00 yearly
Portland to see his mother who is tn the Nehalem Valley. Else
' in the Portland Sanitarium and
where $3.50.
has undergone surgery twice re­
NATIONAL
£ 0 fT O R I A I
Beginning next week, the Ver­ Crown Zellerbach Corporation. cently.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
Wikstrom
1
Mary
Drips,
Sunn*y^ide
Service.
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nonia Eagle will carry a sum­
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mary of the work done by the Dr. R D. Eby, Hawken Motors, were in Vernonia Saturday.
The Sam Devines were in
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Vernonia chamber of commerce Glen F. Hawkins, Bill J. Horn,
during th" past year and a half. Evelyn Heath, Henry and Polly Clatskanie Saturday.
NEWSPAPER
There have been quite a fe^
As a prelude to this, given be­ Hudson, Bell-Hudson Ins. and
PUBLISHERS
successful
hunters
among
the
vil-
low is th ■ list of paid up mem­ Variety;’ A. W. Gardner, Jones
langers, Billy Kyser the latest
ASSOCIATION
bers of the chamber who have Grocery, King’s Grocery, Dr. R
made the carrying out of the V. Lance, Lew’s Place, Interna­ one.
tional Paper Co., Long Bell Div.;
program possible:
Henry Anderegg, Vernonia Milk Mill Market and Lockers, N ■
Farms; H. Kenneth Anderson, halem Service Station, Nehalem
Cherry Tree Apt.; Don Bayley, Valley Motor Freight, Nichols
George W. Biddle, Bill's Home Variety, A. G. Ostrander, Darrold
Town Hardware, Bob’s Union Proehl, Ed Roediger Jr., Safe­
Service Station, Brunsman Hard- way Stores, Sam’s Food Store,
war? and Electric, Mr. and Mrs. Schaumburgs, Albert Schalock,
Carroll Buckley, Ed Burton. Bur­ Spokane, Portland and Seattle
ton Apts.; Dr. L. M. (jrossan, I Railway Co., Standard Oil Com-
• pany
of California,
Strong’s
• Electric, Sundland Electric, Ted s
| Saw Shop, Vernonia Auto Com­
pany, Evert W. Peterson, Ver­
nonia Drug Co., U.S. National
Bank, Vernonia Branch; The
Vernonia Eagle, V‘rnonia Sani­
A special new weight-control formula
RJVERVIEW —There has been tary Service, Vernonia Trading;
extensive remodl.ng of several Vernonia Variety Store, West
bread that tastes GOOD!
Riverview homes recently. Two Coast Telephone Co., West Ore­
HIGH PROTEIN
—
LOW CALORIE
bedrooms and a bath were add' J
gon Electric Co-op. Inc., and
to th? Carl Brauner house earl­ Western Store.
Less Than 48 Calories Per I8I2 Gram Slice
ier in the y.ar but the interior
finishing is being don? at this
time.
Harold Elliott has added a liv­
MARKET AND GROCERY
AUTOMOTIVE FLASHES
ing room across the north end
For Delivery Every Day Phone HA 9-6341
of his house with three large pic­
YOU’LL SEE THEM SOON: The
ture windows. The Elliotts pur­
new Dodge and Plymouth» for
chased th? Martin Davis home
1958 and when you do. you'll
early this year.
find significant advances in safe­
Merle Cline has enlarged their ty engineering, fuel economy, en­
living hoom and built a fire­ gine performance and styling ad­
place, added one bedroom and vances in keeping with the trend­
enlarged another bedroom.
setting characteristics of both
Mrs. George Peachey and tw<_
cars.
sons left Saturday
for
their
home at Camp Irwin, near Bar­ Just one of these features is the
stow. California. They had spent “Sure Grip’’ differential which
several weeks visiting relatives provides pulling power to the
here.
rear wheel with the most trac­
Charles Allen spent several tion. eliminating wheel-spinning
days last week at Tuality Com­ on ice or snow, or in sand and
munity hospital in Hillsboro with mud.
flu and near pn umoma He is
$2.50—80
90-Lb.
$4.55
improving now although he is Don't fail io see these cars when
still confined to his home.
they are placed on display early
Mr. and Mrs M. C. Brewer and next month.
Bulk Molasses, mill run, per cwt.
$2.45
baby have moved from the Rat-
Cement
$1.40
kie house on the highway to the Meanwhile, you'll want to pre­
Guardsman
Permanent
Anti-freeze
Gal. $2.59
Lovell Shelley house on Second pare for winter driving with per­
street. Mr. Shelley left some manent anti-freeze, winter lubri­
time ago to work at a mission at cants and a mechanical check-up
Riverside, California.
so your car or truck is in top
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. shape for stormy weather. Let
Glen Laymance and baby visited us take care of th ?se essentials
his cousin and family, Mr. and now so you will be prepared.
Mrs Ralph McKee, over the
REMEMBER TO PHONE
FOR
week end Officer Laymance has Is it time for a motor tune-up?
been in the navy several years Better, more economical perform­
Cason Transfer
and is now stationed at Astoria
ance is the payoff after a thorougn
job of tuning that will find and
correct
approaching trouble.
, Sell it with an Eagle Classified.
Bring your car in today.
$*>K00
Alasta Men’s
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VERNONIA TRADING CO-
HAWKEN MOTORS
COMPLETE NEHALEM VALLEY FARM STORE
Dodge ■ Plymouth ■ Dodge Trucks
968 Bridge
HA 9 6061
Feed — Seed — Fertiliser — Building Material __ Paint
Phone HA 9 598$
Vernonia, Oregon
IDEAS FROM SAM’S FOR YOUR TABLE NEEDS —
Honey Grahams
Snowflake Crackers
Watches In fill Price Ranges
A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD
ANY WATCH OR OTHER ITEM ON OUR
LAY AWAY PLAN.
RITZ
CRACKERS
Triangle Thins
So-o-o good
Shredded Wheat
— with
ertrvüiincf
ALL MADE BY NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
VERNONIA DRUG CO.
Telephone HA 9-6254
I M.H.C. Meeting
Time Advanced
The attention of the
ladies
who belong to the Mist-Nehalem
extension unit is called to the
meeting set for Friday, Novem­
ber 8 at the home of Mrs. John
Crawford near Mist. They are
advised to rustle around and
find their husband's tin snips
and needle nosed pliers so that
they will be prepared to learn
the making of Christmas decora­
tions from tin cans. Of course,
they will also need some clean
tin cans and tin can lids.
Mrs. Norman Hanson and Mrs.
John Howry, this month's project
leaders, will also instruct mem­
bers how to make dried flower
arrangements. Members are to
bring native materials,
(dried
flowers, wheat stalks, corn tas­
sels, etc ), florist clay, need) •
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point flower holders pebbles and
shells and a base for the arrange­
ment to be made.
The meeting will start at 10.30
a m. and there will be a pot­
luck luncheon at noon. Members
are invited to bring a friend, al­
so.
Exclusive Sponsorship
Regularly $55.00
17-Jewel.
4-H HARVEST: CITIZENS OF TOMORROW«,
Mist-Nehalem Unit
To Make Decorations
Officers Chosen
By 4-H Leaders
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THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE.
FINE Groceries
Meat»— Vegetable»
Verne nù. Oregon
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SAM’S FOOD STORE
Free Doli very
HA 9 5501
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