2 THURSDAY, MAR. 13, 1958
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Floyd Shafer of Salem spent
Sunday here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Shafer and
in the afternoon took his father
out for a drive. Friends of Mr
Shafer were also happy to see
him down town last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Homar Fuller and George
Miner visited Sunday at Clatska
nie with their father, Roy Miner.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamholz
and sons were at Forest Grove
Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs Harry
Ford who arrived home Saturday
Mam a vacation in California and
«Tleaea. Tlx y first spent sever
al weeks at San Clemente after
valich they dove to Tijuana and
from them flew to Mexico City.
While there they visited the pyra
mids and others points of inter-
est, then went to Acapulco and
Taxco before returning to Ti
juana to pick up their car for the
trip honse.
Mr. and Mrs Gorge Johnson
were in Portland Sunday and
called on his sister, Mrs. Pearl
Olson who has not been well,
and also visited Mrs. Nona Lank-
ston at Emanuel hospital where
she is undergoing treatment for
phlebitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Poynter
spent from Thursday of last week
to Sunday visiting at Otter Rock
with her son, Robert Tindall, and
his family.
Mrs. Mathilde Bergerson was a
delegate to the OEA representa
tive council meeting in Portland
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Ralph Sturdevant and Darrold
Proehl attend -d the county school
board association meeting at Rai-
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SHRUBS — PERENNIALS
BRIAR ACRES. MIST. ORE.
Mrs. A. J. Bliss, Prop.
Phone HA 9-3890
Joy
Th^aire
FRI., SAT.
MARCH 14-15
JAILHOUSE ROCK
Elvis Presley
Plus
GUN GLORY
Stewart Granger
nier February 25.
Rev. F. M. Knoll was at Jen-
nings Lodge Friday and Saturday
of last week to attend the annual
men's congress of the EUB
church.
Mrs. George Wells returned
home Wednesday of last week
from Portland where she had
undergone major surgery at the
Physicians and Surgeons hospital
after which she spent a week re
cuperating at the home of her
daughter before coming home.
Eugene Dove, high school su
perintendent, spent the first part
of this week at San Francisco at
tending the annual meeting of
the National Education associa
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier
and Lynn will spend this week
end in Salem and attend the an
nual Freshman Glee at Willa
mette university where their
daughter Gretchen is a student.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nichols and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vaipiani at
tended the Marian Anderson con
cert at the civic auditorium in
Portland Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Koski and
family are all home again fol
lowing their recent accident in
Portland. The boy returned to
school this week. Mr. Koski is
wearing a cast on his knee and
will not return to work for a
while yet.
Judi-Faye Horn was honored
Sunday on the occasion of her
seventh birthday with a dinner
at which guests were an aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Elwell
from Rainier. Judi was just re-
covering from chicken-pox which
ruled out a party for this year.
Billy Horn has been quite ill with
chicken-pox this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Lawler re
turned last Friday from Chicago
where they had visited for four
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Karl Anderson, and her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Cassel and
son are expected here this week
end from Hawaii for a visit with
his sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. James Johns, and his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cassel,
while Dallas is on naval leave.
M t . and Mrs. Clayton Aldrich
are moving today to Roseburg
where he will work for a ply
wood company.
Dates Changed
For 4-H School
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VEBNONIA ’
DRUG co.
Four-H club summer school
dates just released from the state
4-H club office indicate a change
from dates released earlier this
year.
The corrected dates are June
16-22, four days shorter than it
has been in the past. It was an
nounced that the cost of opera
tions prompted the change and
shortening of the summer school
session was decided instead of
raising the cost of scholarships.
All 4-H club members interest
ed in receiving scholarships must
submit their applications to the
4-H club office in St Helens by
Match 28 Applications this year
will be the form. "My Permanent
4 H Club Record", accompanied
by the club member's story on
Why I Would Like To Attend
4 H Summer School."
A 4-H
member to be eligible must have
comple ted a 4 V project last year,
be re-enrolled m 4-H this year,
and be 12 years old bv January
1. 1956
A ma can't borrow money on
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i hon
esty.
Lives of great men sometimes
remind us it is better to remain
unknown.
j Jolly Jills To
i Young Democrats For Highway 30
mittee and candidate for county
THURSDAY. MARCH 13
Young Democrats of St. Helens
Cub Scout bake sale—Strong's | Have Candy Sale agreed upon a vigorous campaign judge, spoke briefly of the pri-
manes. State Representative
DATES to Remember
Electric.
| National Assembly, Bob Wood
|
Cartoonist—Washington school,
I
2:45 p.m.
I Timber Rt. extension unit—Ver
i nonia Grange hall, 10:30 a.m.
Aluminum etching.
Mt. Heart Rebekah lodge—IOOF
hall, 8:00 p.m.
The Jolly Jills 4-H cooking to push Highway 30 improve Wayne Turner discussed Highway
club met last Wednesday even- | ment, and called upon its mem 30 development. County Com
ing at the home of their leader, bers to support other groups missioner Art Davis of Vernonia
boosting the project. This sub
Mrs. Herb Heckenliable.
urged closed cooperation between
The meeting was called to or ject will be the main topic of the county government and the
der by the president, Patty Ro discussion at the next meeting, cities in order to promote econo
bertson, and the pledges were scheduled for March 20 in the my and efficiency. oBth are can-
city council chambers.
led by the pledge leader.
didates for re-election and hon
The club met at Young’s Cafe orary members of the club.
Judy Towne, junior leader for
FRIDAY. MARCH 14
the club who also is the Inter March 6, with Marvin Owens,
Members made plans to attend
Mist-Nehalem extension unit — national Foreign Youth Exchange newly elected president, presid
the state convention of the Young
Home of Mrs. Fred Busch, 10:30 chairman, talked to the girls ing.
Democratic club, to be held in
a.m. Aluminum etching.
about that work and read some
Governor Holmes will speak in Salem on May 9, 10 and 11.
Round dances — Union hall, 7:30 letters she had received from
St. Helens at a pot luck dinner
p.m.
IFYE delegates. The club made on the evening of May 1, accord
Friendship Jamboree meeting— plans for a candy sale to raise ing to arrangements completed
West Oregon building, 8:00 p.m. money to donate to the IFYE
by the Young Democratic club.
F O E and Auxiliary — 858 First fund.
The meeting will be open to the
Axe., 8:00 p.m.
One member of the club drop public.
ped out and since she had been
SATURDAY. MARCH 15
Jerry Violette, chairman of Co
4-H Forestry club field day — the reporter, Virginia Heckenli lumbia county Democratic com-
able was appointed as the new
Fair grounds, 10:00 a.m.
Ostrander Completes
Do-Si-Do Square dance club — reporter.
The project for the afternoon Duty Tour In Far East
Legion hall, 8:30 p.m.
was learning to make a tuna
MONDAY, MARCH 17
William G. Ostrander, fireman,
noodle cassarole. Some that Mrs.
SPRING VACATION BEGINS,
Heckenliable had prepared ear USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
FOR HIGH SCHOOL.
lier so it would be ready was Ostrander of Timber route, Ver
Lions club dinner meeting—VFW
served to the girls who found it nonia, returned to San Diego,
hall, 7:00 p.m.
California, February 24. aboard
UP TO
to be real good.
American Legion — Legion hall.
The next meeting of the club the submarine USS Ronquil after
8:00 p.m.
a tour of duty in the Far East.
will be March 26.
City council — City hall, 8:00
During her cruise the Ronquil
p.m.
operated with the U.S. seventh
TUESDAY. MARCH 18
fleet out of Yokosuka. Japan. Be
Junior Promenaders—Union hall.
tween operations she visited Sa
7:30 p.m.
moa; and Brisbane, Australia.
American Legion auxiliary — Le
That's a stiff price to pay
Now a unit of submarine squad
for not knowing that State
gion hall, 8:00 p.m.
ron three, the Ronquil is operat
A training session in soil judg
Farm Mutual . . . the care
Odd Fellows lodge No. 246 —
ing out of San Diego.
ing. followed by a soil judging
ful driver insurance com
IOOF hall. 8:00 p.m.
pany ... charges far less than
contest, has been scheduled for
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19
most other companies.
Nehalem Chapter. OES — Mason- i Thursday, March 20, announces Italian Spaghetti Is
How much can you save?
Don
Coin
Walrod,
county
ex
ten
ic Temple, 8:00 p.m.
Vernonia Grange Fare
Your nearby State Farm
sion agent. Participants in the
agent can tell you quickly.
program are to meet at 11:00 a.m.
An Italian spaghetti feed fol
Call him today !
at
the
county
fairgrounds.
lowing
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Field Day Saturday for
This is the first time that such Vernonia Grange last Saturday
T. L. GALLOWAY
4-H Forestry Club Group
an event has been held in this evening was much enjoyed by
115 O.A. Hill — Phone HA 9-5031
Columbia county 4-H Forestry area, says the county agent. The those pi esent.
VERNONIA, OREGON
club members will have an op program is design ad to provide
During the business meeting,
portunity on Saturday, March 15, an acquaintance with some of the some plans were discussed for en
to receive some special training characteristics of soils and to give tertaining Pomona Grange in
STATE FARM
in tree planting, pruning, thin the individual some idea of what May.
MUTUAL
ning, and general forestry man a particular soil will or will not
INSURANCE
Plans also were made for a dis
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agement. The 4-H Forestry club do.
cussion or debate on sheep raising
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field day at the timber harvest
Boards of supervisors of the in this area at the next meeting
tract on the Columbia county fair Clatskanie and Scappoose soil which will be April 12.
grounds is scheduled to start at conservation districts have been
10:00 a.m. State Forester Ken
invited as well as all county and
Palen from Hillsboro will be community agricultural stabiliza
present to give the club members tion and conservation committee-
instruction in tre? identification, men. Al) FFA chapters and 4-H
"WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET"
and in preparation of mounts for club members as well as the gen
their exhibit collection. Club eral public are invited.
members will have an opportun
Prizes will be awarded to win
Served every Friday. Made with Pioneer Razor Clams,
ity to do some actual work in ners of the judging contest. Ail
planting, pruning and thinning.
entrants will have a chance to
(tro-av SPavay
i Made with small cove oysters)
Each one attending should bring participate in the instruction giv
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Served daily with crackers.
their own lunch. A bonfire will en before the judging.
HOMEMADE PIES
be available for those who wish
Everyone attending should bring
Complete Fountain Service
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Phone HA 9-6467
to roast hot dogs and marshmal a sack lunch, says Walrod. Cof
Open
10
A.M.
to
12
midnight.
Closed
Mondays.
lows.
fee will be furnished.
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