Ocrnonia Eagle
Youth Group Planned
For Birkenfeld Church
Agent Outlines
on the cost of education to be
given in February.
4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stearns
BIRKENFELD — An organiza­
The Columbia County Sheriff’s Pos­
of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
tional meeting was held at the
se is sponsoringa jack-pot play day
Harold
Barlo-v of Aloha were din­
Mist-Birkenfeld Community church
The individual has responsibili­ Sunday, January 23 at 1 p.m. sharp
MIST—The Mist - Birkenfeld Ex­ ner guests Sunday at the Norman
Saturday night with Pastor Eldon ties too, when sending apparel or at Click's arena, one mile west of
tension Unit met Friday in the
Shetler, Anna Hanberg, Dave Craw­ household textiles to the dryclean- highway 30 on Millard road, St. Hel­
Hansen home.
home of Mrs. Charles Ramsey with
ford, Jepson Lonnquist and Shirley er, says Columbia County Exten­ ens.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser and
nine members present. Mrs. Art
Berg attending. The meeting was sion Agent Mrs. Margaret Allyn.
family
were St. Helens and Long­
All
horsemen
are
eligible
to
par­
Bellingham and Mrs. Eldon Shet­
MIST—The Eldeon Shetler fam­
for the purpose of finding con­
view shoppers Thursday. They
ticipate. Spectators are welcome.
ler
presented
a
lesson
on
what
ev­
Because
many
fabrics
are
blends,
ily was at Fort Stevens and the structive ways in which the
ery woman should know about elec­ visited at the Clarence Kyser home
beach Sunday afternoon. T h e y church can better serve the young it is necessary for the dryclean-
er to know fiber content in order
tricity. Mrs. Arby Mills and Mrs. near Clatskanie Saturday evening.
found the weather just beautiful. people in the area. A second meet­ to satisfactorily press the garment.
Ramsey were hostesses. The pro­
Mrs. Lloyd Garlock was hostess ing is being planned to discuss this Fabrics of 100 percent man-made,
gram planning ideas were discus­
Wednesday for the Mist - Birken- same subject this Saturday night, heat-sensitive fibers and blends of
sed. Members are to note that the
feld Missionary Ladies. There was January 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the natural fiber with man-mades will
February meeting will be at the
a good attendance. Election of of­ home of Shirley Berg. Sunday become crinkly, shiny, glazed or
home of Mrs. Norman Hansen in­
TIMBER RT. — Mrs. A1 (Efie) stead of at the Birkenfeld Center.
ficers was held. Mrs. Robert Math­ school teachers, as well as any­ scorched when pressed with too
SHE WAS
Jensen of Milton - Freewater died Cost of higher education and train­
ews will be hostess for the Feb­ body interested in the youth of hot an iron.
STARRY,
the community, are asked to be
ruary meeting.
Saturday.
Besides
her
husband
she
ing will be presented by Mrs.
Stains from such things as cold
EYED
there. It is hoped that in the near
leaves a son Ronald and two grand­ Wayne Kyser and Mrs. Howard
Wednesday callers at the Charles
wave
solutions
and
sugar,
are
hard
Sundland home were Mr. and Mrs. future a youth program can be to clean. The chemicals in the cold children and a half-brother Rich­ Grimsbo. Mrs. Gus Wanstrom and
Eldon Shetler. Floyd Libel of Fair- developed and faithfully continued. wave solution, once in a fabric, ard Houghtaling of Banks. Mrs. Mrs. Louis Jones will be the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones and are not visible. Different dyes re­ Jensen formerly owned the place hostesses. Everyone is welcome.
view and Mrs. Faye Lindberg of
Astoria visited Saturday as did Mrs daughter, Barbara, of Chehalis, act differently. Sometimes the col­ where Mae Wienecke lives. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Rassmusen
Willard Garlock. The Arby Mills Washington visited with Mr. and or change takes place after press­ and Mrs. Jensen lived in Vernonia of Clatskanie, Mr. and Mrs. George
were at the Sundland home Sunday. Mrs. Arby Mills Sunday. Eleven- ing while at other times it mav where he worked at the Ford ga­ Berry, Pam and Jan of Portland
and Mrs. Lottie Pugh of Clatskanie
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garlock took year-old daughter Barbara is an not appear for weeks or months rage several years ago.
Mrs. Nell Thacker, Wm. Falcon­ visited Sunday at the Charles Han­
Mrs. Bern Bliss into Portland to adopted Korean. She came to make after dry cleaning. Sometimes a
catch a bus for Seattle enroute her home with the Jones family stain rather than a color change er, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teeling sen home.
Mrs. Hugh Cox, Anna Hanberg
to her home in Alaska. The Gar- when she was an infant. Mr. Jones develops. The solution is to keep of Portland were dinner guests of
after she’d been to Bob’s.
locks went over to Vancouver and and Mr. Mills are cousins. Mr. cold wave solution from getting on the Wilbur Thackers Sunday, Jan­ and DeeVeere Hershey called on
uary 9 for the birthdays of Mrs. the John Crawfords during the
She could hardly believe
visited with her folks afterwards. and Mrs. Mills were in Portland clothing.
Sib
Falconer
and
Mrs.
Teeling.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Garlock talked with Monday.
Sugar stains may not be visable
that we had everything
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wilson of
Luncheon guests Saturday at the
Larry and Carolyn and their fam­
on the fabric either, but when sub­
Forest
Grove,
Mrs.
Les
Galloway
Shalmon Libel home were Mr. and
she’d been looking for.
ilies Friday and Saturday evenings
jected to heat or slow aging they
The Oregon Desert
and found them well and the
appear as permanent brown stains. and Tam of Clatskanie and Mary Mrs. Floyd Libel, Fairview and
Reviewed for P.E.O.
weather fine.
Usually they cannot be removed Eide called on Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. Faye Lindberg and Larry,
Astoria. That evening the Libels
from
silk or woolen fabrics, al­ bur Thacker Sunday afternoon.
Chapter BS of the P.E.O. Sis­
On Saturday, Grace and Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Thorsten Petersen
Mathews visited Mrs. Ida Condit terhood met at the home of Mrs. though they will sometimes come of Cornelius called on the Wm. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Han­
in Hillsboro and the Wayne Lap- Evelyn Heath January 11. Mrs. out of other fabrics. The dryclean- Falconers, Nell Thacker and Wil­ sen were at the Bud Hemeon home
worths in Portland. Both Mrs. Con­ Lois Nelson gave a report on the er should be advised when the bur Thackers Sunday afternoon. to wish Gerri a happy birthday.
Mrs. Paul Thompson of Clatskan­
dit and Mr. Lapworth have been book, The Oregon Desert, written staining substances (juice, ginger Mrs. Petersen is a cousin of the
\ BATTERIES*TIRES*LUBES <
ie called on the Wayne Kysers
ill. Sunday morning the Math­ by E. R. Jackmead and R. A. ale, soft drinks, cocktails) have other three ladies.
Sunday
afternoon.
been
spilled
on
clothing
so
he
can
ews attended their first church Long.
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Mrs. Wayne Kyser was in Ver­
VERNONIA, OREGON
in Portland and in the
aft­
The next meeting will be Jan­ treat it before drycleaning, says
Men with a shady past seldom nonia Thursday at the West Ore­
ernoon were present at the Hear­ uary 25 at the home of Mrs. Clau­ Mrs. Allyn.
have a silver-lined future.
gon building to attend the lesson
ings 50th wedding anniversary in dine East. Mrs. Alvilda Hearing
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will have the program.
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Sheriff's Posse Sponsor
Of Play Day January 23
Cleaning Aids
Unit to Study
Education Cost
Fam ily Enjoys
Sunday Weather
Death Claims
Effie Jensen
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U N IO N SERVICE
Three-day Meet
Set for Chiefs
This is the new Atlas Plycron. Its unique round
shoulder design delivers up to 8,000 more miles of
wear than original tires on most new cars. How?
A special, Atlas-designed mold that can stamp a
tire to within three thousandths of an inch of a
perfect circle. This means increased tread area—
with wear distributed more evenly.
CHEVRON
SERVICE
Phone HA 9-6691
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Irma and Sherm
Vernonia Variety and Shell Oil
Ruth and Marion Steers
King's Grocery
Bob, Earl, Emilie
Bob's Union Service
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
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JOE CURL, G, 6’, one of outstanding defensive play­
ers. Averaging 8 rebounds per game. Fine hustler.
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The U. S. Bank
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Vernonia Clinic
Drs. Hobart, Thiringer, Kramer, Wheatley
Brunsman Hardware & Electric
Coast-To-Coast Stores
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Ralph's Chevron Service
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Ralph Sturdevant
Sunnyside Service
Hans and Vi Slette
Sam's Food Store
West Oregon Electric
Co-op., Inc.
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APPLICATION FOR DOG LICENSE
LICENSE FEES
VERNONIA
High School Gym
In accordance to Chapter 609
ORS, all dogs which have a
set of permanent canine teeth
(approximately 5 months old)
must wear a collar with li­
cense tag at all times. This
provision of the law will be
enforced.
There will be a complete check
of the county area for unli­
censed dogs.
£
J.V. Game Starts at 6:15 P.M.
B U Y Y O U R DO G L IC E N S E S NOW
$1.00 PENALTY
in effect after
March 1, 1966
$
SEASIDE
Do you know this man?
Born September 7, 1892 at Kim­
ball Minnesota.
Married in Utah.
Has four children.
Came to Vernonia in 1964.
Has cooked from ocean to ocean
but is now retired.
Has entered into the life of this
community and as of this week
heads a fraternal group.
Goes by a nickname.
Has others in the community
who share his family name.
(Information supplied by J. W. Ni­
chols) Answer to last weeks quiz:
Albert F. Lewis.
1 he ( hevron ABOVE ALL means service.
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And there’s the Atlas Gripsafe, the wonder tire
in the budget price field. More conventional than
the Plycron, it will still outperform far more ex-
pensve tires.
R A L P H 'S
BB5KETBBLL
Fire chiefs throughout Oregon
will gather in Portland January
26-28 for a three-day short course
on fire department management,
co-sponsored by the Portland cen­
ter for continuing education and
the Oregon Fire Chiefs associa­
tion.
Topics to be covered include bud­
get planning and development, per­
sonal relations, communications,
and the decision-making process.
Meetings for the session will be
held in the Portland Center, 1633
S.W. Park avenue.
The short course is tailored for
local use in Oregon cities but was
patterned from course outlines and
case studies of the International
Fire Administration Institute of the
State University of New York.
This ATLAS lire is rounder than
the tires now on your car!
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Gift Shop
Bill Horn Really and
Vernonia Insurance
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Lloyd Quinn, Realtor
Name of Breed of Dog_
Real Estate and Insurance
Enclosed find Draft, Check, or Money Order for $_
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Fill out COMPLETELY and enclose the proper fee.
Birkenfeld Grocery
Emma Etheridge
Vernonia Golf Club
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Critser, Nanson, Gam bee
Loel Roberts
Tandy Shoe Repair
Albert Tandy
Nehalem Lanes
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