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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1964)
TOPICS OF THE TOWN Ray Cameron spent from Septem ber 20 to 27 in a Portland hospital for surgery to remove a cataract from his eye. He is making good recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Enevoldsen returned last week from a two weeks vacation trip to Nebraska where they visited brothers and sisters of each of of them. Mr. Enevoldsen was in Ver nonia Friday on business. with their mother, Mrs. May Leh mann who has been quite ill. The Nances left for Bend Friday evening. society of the EUB church held their October 7 meeting in Hillsboro at the home of Mrs. Harry Junken. SWEATERS REG. NOW $2.88 - $6.00. FASHIONS. her daughter at 5007 S. E. 87th street in Portland while completing recup eration from automobile accident in juries. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown are the parents of a son, Kenneth Robert, bom October 1 at Tuality hospital. He weighed 9 pounds 5 ounces and joins a sister, Tammy, and brother, Mike. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker, for merly of Vernonia, now living at Medford, and his paternal grand mother is Mrs. Ingrid Kurz. He also has a great grandmother, Mrs. Roy Sutton. The two older Brown chil dren are staying with their grand parents at Medford for two weeks. secretary at Washington school, took advantage ot the hunting vacation for a long week end at Yakima with her husbano who returned there recently for the fall college term. YARDAGE SPECIALS — REG. $1.0O-$2.98 yd., REDUCED TO $.60- $1.75. FABRICS ’n FASHIONS. 42tlc Mrs. Orville McKinster underwent surgery last week at Tuality hospital from which she is making good re covery. Mrs. Ed Tapp was in Vernonia Thursday evening and reported that she and her husband had taken an extensive plane trip this summer which included the New York Worlds Fair, Washington D. C., Atlanta, New Orleans, San Francisco and Hawaii. RUMMAGE SALE, fire hall, Octo ber 15, 16, 17. EUB Circle. 41t2c Otto Burke returned to his home here earlier this week and is feeling much better. Mrs. II. A. DeWitt, Mrs. Lona Weidman, Mrs. Leta Whiteman, Mrs. Clyde May, Mrs. Laura Junken and Mrs. Mabie Graves visited Mrs. E. J. Douglass at Salem Friday. Mrs. Douglass was formerly a resident of Vernonia for 35 years and now makes her home at Salem with Mrs. Roxy Williams. WOOL YARDAGE REG. $2.98 & $3.98, NOW $2.00 & $2.50. FABRICS ’n FASHIONS. 42tlc Guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Folken were Miss Charlene Johnston and Miss Lynda Anderson from Minneapolis, Minnesota. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson. The Folkens took them to Portland Fri day evening to catch the train for home. - Clarence Nance received word Thursday night of the death of his son’s mother-in-law at Bend. He had to call Mrs. Nance home from Ta coma where she and her sister, Mrs. Esther Ring, had been for a week Demonia Eagle 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964 J o f/ Fri., Sat. T h e a tr e October 16-17 FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE Sean Connery as James Bond $3.98 - $10.98, FABRICS ’n 42tlc RUMMAGE SALE, fire hall, Octo ber 15, 16, 17. EUB Circle. 41t2c Funeral Service« were held Wed nesday at the Skyline Memorial Fun eral Home at Portland for Rodney E. Hyde, son of Mrs. Chris Larsen of Vernonia who passed away Sunday following an extended illness. He al so is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter, two brothers and four sisters. F U R T H E R REDUCTIONS ON SALE RACK AT FABRICS ’N FASHIONS — BLOUSES, SKIRTS, DRESSES. 42tlc DATES to Remember EUB Circle Rummage sale - Fire hall, all day FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 EUB Circle Rummage sale - Fire hall, all day Columbia Encampment No. 89 - I OOF hall, 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 Lions hotcake feed - City Cafe, 6:00 a m. to 6 p.m. West Oregon Electric annual meet ing - West Oregon Bldg., 9:30 a.m. EUB Circle Rummage Sale - Fire hall, all day. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 Lions Club dinner meeting - Fire hall, 6:30 p.m. American Legion Post 119 - Legion hall, 8:00 p.m. City Council - City hall, 8:00 p.m. Veterans Service Officer - City hall, 10 a m. to -2 p.m. American Legion Auilixary - Legion hall, 8:00 p.m. EUB Guild - Home of Mrs. Larry Sutton, 8:00 p.m. Vernonia Odd Fellows lodge - IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 EUB Circle - EUB Church, State street, 1:00 p.m. Nehalem Chapter OES - Masonic Temple, 8:00 p.m. Proper maintenance of a house in volves decisions about how often to paint it since it is possible to paint too often as well as too infreqently. 10c POTATOES N ™ : ; leca„ 10c POTATOES Mashed— Pkg. 8 Servings MATCHES 10c 10* HO M INY 10c h 10c RIPE OLIVES 10c NAPKINS Crown’s Zee Paper — Pkg. 80 Napkins 10* ■ ■ 11 Il n AA mi STEAK SC.— Shady Oak iVlwJnKUVlfl w’th sH’ Mushrms., 6-oz. 10c n iC D D IC C C J W est Peak Dark Sweet A.H r l> S SARDINES - ____8 ’/4- oz . Can 10c mhCMX e ........... 4-oz. Can 10c p o r </o n t ¡nuec| PUNCH 10« Sunkist Frozen Lemon-Pineapple 6-oz. Can Makes 32-ozs.------------ Golden Delicious from Yakima- Nice Size A rrL tO Lb. F IR S T California Head Fancy . 69c 59c 39c B A P T IS T CH URCH Invites you to the Fellowship Hour Guest Speaker—Reverend Frank J. Hardy Free Methodist Minister. Hillsboro, Oregon — Special Singing — Service« October 18 Sunday School 9 45 Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Sermon Topic. “The Peace That The World Cannot G ive.” •♦t*x*x*x*x*x*x*xox*xvx*x*x*xox*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*x*xex*x»x*x*x*x*x*x*xex*x«i 42t3c »XOXOXVXOXOXCVXVXOXVXOXOXOX« B E N 'S B A R B E R S H O P E x p ert T on sorial W ork Open Six Days a Week V ernonia. O regon i»xoxox*x*x*x»xoxvx*xox*xox*xoxox»: VOTE FOR DONALD L. KALBERER Democrat DISTRICT ATTORNEY EXPERIENCED MUNICIPAL ATTORNEY Represents—City of Scappoose - St. Helens Rural Fire District W arren Grade School and Scappoose Grade School D istrict - Form er Vernonia City Attorney. Represents—Columbia County as one of its two appointed Re presentatives on the Metropolitan Study Commission which was created by the 1963 Oregon Slate Legis- ' lalure. Background—Veteran, 4 years. United Slates Air Force. G ra duate of the University of Oregon. Practicing St. Helens Attorney-At-Law. Pledge—To represent every citizen of Columbia County in a Courteous, Prompt, Economical and Im partial m an ner. Pd. Pol. Adv. Donald L. Kalberer, 414 Day St., Scappoose. Ore. Training Union ....... 6:15 p.m. Evening Service L. A. DnBooe, Pastor i BEGINS THURS. I OCTOBER 15 I Ends Thursday, October 2 4 MANY ITEMS REGULAR PRICE EXTRA ITEMS FOR 1« Saturday Night, October 17 at 7:15 p.m. .♦« V YOU VOTED down what the last legislature did, so now vote for a dif ferent representative, 113 X LAW RENCE MEISSNER. Paid ad by Lawrence Meissner, Deer Island. 10c 10c Free Deliveries Twice Daily— 10 A.M., 3 P.M. Mark Your Ballot UR (X ) John W. Whipple Standings w L West Oregon 9 3 Quinn’s 31/2 The Pills 4* 7% Standard Oil 4 8 Splits picked up: Eunice Toby 3- 10 and 5-8-10, Nell Thomas 5-10, Margaret Thompson 3-8-10, Janet Fields 3-10 and 4-5-7. CARROTS E ,... 10 a D[)| FC Member of United Grocers COUNTY GOVERNMENT—County Planning Commission established; Surp us Food Program aids 1250 low income persons each month at cost of 76c each. A Mental Health Dept. added; O&C Tim ber Refunds up from $132,935.95 per year to $435,402.19 this year; No county indebtedness; A surplus of $811,596 in banks earning interest for future build ing needs. ROAD DEPARTMENT—117.4 miles asphalt pavem ent laid; 15.2 miles new roads built; Steel tubes replace wooden cul verts, old bridges; 46 new bridges constructed; 4 new shop buildings and 3 equip, sheds built. 12 federal and state aid projects (roads and bridges) completed. YOUR TAX BILL (county's share) is I76.936.72 LESS THAN LAST YR., WITH NO CUT IN COUNTY SERVICE WOMEN'S LEAGUE 10c FROZ POTATOES You’re as close to Mill Market as your Phone— HA 9-3492 Let's Look At The Record After two weeks Ralph s Chevron Service and St. Helens Ice and Bev erage are tied for first place in the Industrial League. Phil Woodworth rolled a , 504 for Deans Market but it wasn’t enough as St. Helens Ice beat them 3 to 1. Zeke Lemaick had 491 for SL Helens Ice. Bill Smejkal had high game, 187. St. Helens Ice had high series 2159 and high game, 759. Ralph’s Chevron Service rolled ov er Brunsman Hardware 3 to 1. I don’t think I better mention the scores as I might get dunked in the river. Only 2 splits picked up: Ralph Sturdevant 5-10 and Hilding Berg 5-7. Industrial League W L Ralph’s Chevron 5 3 St. Helens Ice & Beverage 5 3 Brunsman Hardware 3)4 4)4 Deans Market 2)4 5)4 The City League finds Crown Zel- lerbach on top as they won over Vernonia Milk 3 to 1. They rolled a nice 2821 series and a 994 game. Ed Slowik had high series, a very good 567, and Dick Johnson was se cond with 566. Joe Magoff had 510, third high for Crown. Dick Johnson had a nice 214 game and Ed Slowik had a 202. Bob’s Union Service tripped up the Lions Club with a 3 to 1 point win. 10c MILL MARKET County Judge (Pd. Pol. Adv., C. R. Olson, W arren, Ore., Chm. Committee for re-election of Judge W hipple) BEETS Marion Salad Sliced — No. 303 Cans....................... ROUND STEAK OYSTERS V": 2 * . POLISH RINGS JUDGE WHIPPLE $ PUMPKIN a f our /ow.J/ow brices Re-Elect V I 10c Choice Meats EFFECTIVE COUNTY (ÎOVERNMENT . . . I SOUP Campbell’s Tomato — 10)4-oz. Can............................. LETTUCE M rs. Eva Johnson Ï Ï V •5 I - SEE WHAT 10c WILL BUY - Shop Early Slocks Limited TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 No pick-up and delivery by Pacific Drive-in Cleaners October 20 or 23 while driver is on vacation. Service will resume October 27. I 10c Sale - 10c Sale - 10c Sale CHICKEN BROTH “ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 N O T IC E .................................. . n,,—. .... . By Ed Ade SKIRTS DRASTICALLY REDUC ED — Reg. to $10.98. NOW $3.00- $5.00. FABRICS ’n FASHIONS. 42tlc RUMMAGE SALE, fire hall, Octo ber 15, 16, 17. EUB Circle. 4112« Mrs. Grace Powers is staying with Mrs. Marion Knoll, MEN'S LEAGUE Members of the WSWS missionary Bob Curl, rolling for the Lions, had high series, 468, and a 201 game. I won t mention any names but some body had a 396. I think he has red hair. Splits picked were: Homer Fuller 6-7-10, Dick Elliott 5-10 and Jack Holsey 3-10. City League w L Crown Zelkrbach 6 2 Vernonia Milk Bob’s Union Service 3 5 Lions Club 2 8 The top tens will be coming up about the last of November. We can still use six to ten bowlers if anyone wants to bowl. 7.45 p.m. — ★ — Also Bonus Buys. See Folder in Nail.