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Waddells Move From Mountain
MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Lawton
Waddell moved over the week end
from Mist Mountain to their remod­
eled home near hte Robert Math­
ews. Shalmon Libel helped them
bly reception in honor of Marilyn
Jones.
R evival Is Extended
A t Nazarene Church
move.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of
Willamina visited with the Charles
Sundlands, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Arby Mills were guests that eve­
ning-
,
Mrs. Donna Knowles entertained
her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Rabb of Portland
Sunday. They drove up Fishhawk
and saw a herd of 28 elk.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen
and Randy were in Portland Mon­
day. Mrs. Hansen, Sandra and
Julie Spitzer were in Vernonia Sun­
day to attend the Rainbow Assem-
IT PAYS TO READ THE ADS!
The revival meetings conducted
by the Laymen’s Evangelistic
Group of Portland being held at
the Vernonia Church of the Naza­
rene will continue at least through
April 3. Rising interest on the part
of the congregation and the people
of the community led to this deci­
sion.
The meetings are beginning to
take on the spirit and atmosphere
of the revival meetings and pro­
tracted meetings of early-day
Methodism. The public is invited
to attend and enjoy the singing led
by Charlie Jones and the preaching
of Elmer Andrus. Services are at
7:30 each evening.
REVIVAL
CHURCH of the NAZARENE
thru April 2 -7 :3 0 P.M.
Happy Cooks Plan For
Bake Sale On April 2
March 7, the Happy Cooks 4-H
club met at the home of Mrs. R.
Higginbotham.
The girls practiced the demon­
strations they planned to do at the
training meeting on March 8 in
preparation for Nehalem Valley
Days. While the first year mem­
bers were practicing, the second
year members made a salad dres­
sing.
There was a business meeting
after which refreshments were
served.
March 22, the second year girls
made an attractive gelatin butter­
fly salad while the first year mem­
bers played games. Then the first
year members were called in to
help garnish the salad with carrot
rings and mayonnaise.
During the business meeting,
plans were made for the bake sale
on Saturday, April 2, at Deans
Market beginning at 10 a.m.
Lorna Westlind, reporter
Stinchfields Honored
On 58th Anniversary
BIRKENFELD — Mrs. Darrell
Baker called her folks, the Fred
Stinchfields, at Arizona last Thurs­
day evening to wish them a very
happy anniversary and many more
to follow. It marked 58 years of
wedded life for them. A group of
neighbors had gathered and all
were having a wonderful time.
A1 Berg was in Banks Sunday to
play golf with Bill Larson.
Services Dated
At S t Mary's
Girls to Sell Easter Lilies
Lily Day is one of the traditions
of the Easter season in Vernonia
Holy Week services at St. Mary’s and Saturday, April 2 volunteers
Catholic church have been announc­ from Rainbow Girls will be on
ed and will begin with the Holy street corners selling the little
Thursday Mass of the Last Supper white paper flowers to help the
next Thursday, April 7 at 7:00 p.m. Easter Seal Society raise funds for
Public adoration of the most blessed criDPled children and adults.
When you buy your lily you are
sacrament will continue until mid­
helping the handicapped in two
night.
On Good Friday, April 8, the sta­ ways, according to Mrs. Ed Ross,
tions of the cross and sermon will Columbia county Easter Sale chair­
man. The contribution goes to pro­
be at 3:00 p.m.
Holy Saturday, April 9, confessions vide services for the crippled and
it also benefits handicapped work­
will be heard from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
Easter Sunday, April 10, the East­ ers who make the lilies.
er vigil service will be at 6 a.m.
Mrs. Ross said that last year
and the Easter Sunday Mass at 8 Lily Day contributions, combined
with other income received during
a.m.
Oriental Dinner Aids
Orphan Support Fund
The facial hall at the Evangelical
United Brethren church took on a
decidedly oriental look last Satur­
day evening for the oriental dinner
sponsored by the EUB Youth Fel­
lowship. The affair was a benefit to
raise funds to support the orphan the
young people have adopted in an
Asian mission field through World
Vision. The young people were as­
sisted by the EUB Guild members
who prepared the food.
The young people dressed in ori­
ental fashion and the church was
elaborately decorated. A Chinese tea
room at one end of the hall invited
guests to sit on cushions and eat
the annual Easter Seal campaign
make possible these services for
crippled children and adults in Ore­
gon: Children’s hospital school, 60;
individual case service, 604; mo­
bile therapy clinics, 421; camp
Easter Seal, 127; continuity care
program, 173 for a total of 1,385
children and adults benefited.
The Easter Seal campaign began
March 1 and ends April 10, Easter
Sunday.
SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE!
Oernonia Eagle
THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1966
KING’S Grocery-Market
Phone 429-6015
“Where Your Money Buys More’’
— From your home-owned, independent grocery—
SHOP BY PHONE—YOU RING, WE BRING
YOU’RE INVITED TO ATTEND OREGON PIONEER’S
THURSDAY, MARCH 31 &
FRI. & SAT., APRIL 1 & 2
10 AM-5 PM
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Plan now to attend the gala Open House at
Oregon Pioneer Savings and Loan's new St.
Helens office. We’re looking forward to meeting
you and we'll provide plenty of excitement when
you stop in ...p riz e s , gifts, refreshments and
good fun.
Don’t forget—all Oregon Pioneer savings earn
a big 41/2%> paid four times a year, on any size
account and you won’t have to sign a special
time contract. If you open an account of $50.00
or more, between now and April 9, 1966, we’ll
also give you a one-dollar bonus.
While they last—a handsome Corning Ware
saucepan with cover will be given to each new
customer opening a savings account of $250.00
or more during our open house.
MMK
For insured savings plus high earnings and free gifts,
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stop in and open an account at Oregon Pioneer.
Your headquarters for savings in the St. Helens area . . .
Oregon Pioneer—Columbia Branch. R. G. (Dick) Howell,
Manager. Phone 397-3900.
Listen to special broadcasts
over KOHI (1600 on your dial)
live during open house.
YOU can win one of these valuable door prizes by dropping
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