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The INDEPENDENT, March 15, 2000
PUBLIC N O T !»
PUBLIC NQTICB
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
nonia City Council to consider an applica­
tion for zone amendment and annexation
of certain property. The Planning Commis­
sion will also consider preliminary approval
of a planned development for the proper­
ties listed.
A public hearing will be held on March 20th,
2000 at 6:30 p.m. in the Chamber Room at
Vernonia City Hall, 1001 Bridge Street, Ver­
nonia, OR.
The purpose of the hearing is to discuss a
weight limit ordinance with interested per­
sons. A copy of the ordinance may be ob­
tained at City Hall between the hours of
8:00 a m. and 5:00 p.m.
Janelle Serafin
City Recorder
Publish March 1 and 15, 2000
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
Public Hearings are scheduled for March
16, 2000 at 6:30 PM before the Planning
Commission of the City of Vernonia and for
March 20, 2000 at 6:45 PM before the Ver-
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To our loving Friends - We’ve never
known such depth of pain and empti­
ness until the passing of our husband
and father. But even in the darkest of
times God was, and continues to be,
there for us. At unexpected moments,
when pain and grief overtake us, God
pours out His love. His love has been
seen in all who have been there for
us. You've come to us with such com­
passion and endless love. There was
tremendous support, loving shoulders
to cry on and tender hands to hold.
People flooded our homes with food,
flowers, cards, and prayers, warming
the painful chill that enveloped us. To
ail of you, our deepest, most heartfelt
thanks and appreciation. With love,
Gladys Sharar
Deborah Johnston & Family
Teresa, Linda, Earl & Mabie
WEATHER REPORT
FEBRUARY, 2000
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Temperature and precipitation
amounts are from the official U.S.
weather station at the Vernonia wa-
ter plant. Measurable precipitation
in February totalled 3.66 inches of
rain and snow.
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The properties being considered for
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03300, 4405-041-03400, 4405-041-03405,
4405-041-03406, 4405-041-03500, 4405-
041-03501, and 4405-041-03502; and for
annexation is 4405-000-00702.
The hearings will be held in the Council
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Bridge Street, Vernonia, Oregon. You may
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Obituary
A L B E R T G. SC H M ID LIN
A lb ert G ustaf Schm idlin, 88, Ver­
nonia, died M arch 9, 2000, a t his
hom e. F uneral S e rvice s w ere held
M arch 14 at St. M ary’s C atholic C hurch
in Vernonia, w ith Father Tim M ockaitis,
Priest M oderator, officiating. C on clud ­
ing rites and interm ent follow ed at B ux­
ton C em etery.
Mr. Schm idlin w as b om June 27,
1911, in Buxton, to A lb ert J. and Judith
Lena (M eury) Schm idlin. He grew up in
B uxton and attended Braun School. He
m oved to Vernonia in 1932.
In 1985 he m arried Patricia Allen in
St. H elens, and they m ade th eir hom e
in Vernonia.
He w orked in dairy farm ing th ro ug h ­
o ut his life, first on the fam ily dairy farm
located on N ehalem H ighw ay near
S toney P oint Road, until his fa th e r’s
death. He then operated it until he re­
tire d
in
1975. H e a lso p icke d
pinecones, w as a trap pe r and w oo d ­
cutter.
He w as preceded in death by tw o
sisters, Bertha Schm idlin and Anne
Braun.
S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e h is w ife; fo u r
step-daughters, D enise Pruitt of Ja ck­
sonville, Ark., Tam m y Sm ith of Vernon­
ia, Tracy Tarrance o f H ixton, Tenn., and
B onnie H enry o f Aloha; a step-son,
M ike Yorba o f Jacksonville, Ark.; a sis­
ter, M ary Sorlee of Portland; tw elve
grandchildren; a nephew, and a close
friend, Liz W hite o f Vernonia.
R em em brances are suggested to
C om m un ity H om e H ealth and H ospice,
1035 11st Ave., Longview, W A 98632
o r to the A m erican D iabetes A sso cia ­
tion, 380 SE S pokane St., Suite 110,
Portland, O R 97202.
Fuiten, Rose & H oyt Funeral Hom e
o f V ernonia w as in charge o f a rra n g e ­
m ents.
EIN A R R. HEDIN
E inar R oland Hedin, 83, C herry
G rove, died M arch 6, 2000, a t Tuality
C om m un ity H ospital in H illsboro. F u­
neral services w ere held M arch 10 at
Fuiten, Rose & H oyt Funeral H om e in
Forest G rove, w ith the Rev. C loyse V.
D rake, o f the Bible C hurch of Dilley, o f­
ficiating. Vault interm ent w as a t Forest
V iew C em etery in Forest G rove.
Mr. H edin w as born D ecem ber 17,
1916, o n the fa m ily h om e ste a d in
C herry G rove, to O la f and C hristina
G u s ta v a (H e d e in ) H edin. H e w as
raised and educated in C herry G rove
and G aston, and graduated from G a s­
ton H igh School in 1935.
He m arried Jean Lorraine Dintel-
m an in 1938 in Vancouver, W ash. T he y
lived at C am p M cG regor, a logging
cam p outside o f Vernonia, until 1943,
w hen th e y m oved to C herry G rove.
Mr. H edin w orked in the tim be r in­
d ustry o ver tw e nty years, beginning in
1935 w hen he started bucking and
falling tree s w ith his father. He also
w orked fo r O regon-A m erican Lum ber
C om p a n y in V ernonia, A lder C reek
L um ber C om pany and D iam ond L um ­
ber C om pany. In the late 1950’s, he
started w orking as a carpenter at Pelo-
q u in C o n s tru c tio n in P o rtlan d and
w orked as a ca rp en te r until his retire ­
m ent in 1980.
He w as preceded in death by his
w ife in 1987, and a brother, R oy H. in
1993.
S urvivo rs include tw o sons, R obert
R. o f G aston, and Steve A. o f C herry
G rove; a daughter, C arin J. R obinson
o f D epoe Bay; a brother, A llan O. o f D il­
ley; ten grandchildren; sixteen g re at­
grandchildren.
M e m o ria l c o n trib u tio n s are sug-
gested to the G aston Fire D epartm ent
R escue #11, 102 E. M ain, G aston, OR
97119.
Fuiten, Rose & H oyt Funeral Hom e
o f Forest G rove w as in charge of the
arrangem ents.
W A N D A M. A D A M S
W a n d a M ae A dam s, 7 4, Vine
M aple, died F ebruary 13, 2000. A fu ­
neral service w as held at the N ehalem
V a lle y C o m m u n ity C hu rch a t Vine
M aple. C om m ittal w as private.
M rs. Adam s w as bom M arch 4,
1925, in Paw huska, Okla., to A rthur
and R atha (Hunt) W illiam s. She grew
up in O klahom a and C alifornia.
S h e m a rrie d R ichard A d a m s in
1943 in San Francisco, and they raised
th eir fam ily in C astro Valley, Calif. In
1969, they m oved to the N ehalem Val­
ley.
Mrs. Adam s w orked in a beauty
shop in Seaside and later operated her
ow n shop out of her hom e in Vine
M aple. She also helped her husband
w ith his trucking business. She retired
in 1992.
She w as preceded in death by her
husband and a grandson.
Survivors include tw o daughters,
Lola A ld e rso n o f Vine M aple, and
R atha M cC abe o f Soulsbyville, Calif.; a
son, C arson o f Union City, Calif.; a
brother, R obert W illiam s of H ayward,
C alif.; six grandchildren; seven great
grandchildren.
R em em brances are suggested to
the N ehalem Valley M em orial S cholar­
ship Fund,
LA W R EN C E W IESE
L a w re n ce W ie se , 85, G e arha rt,
died February 27, 2000. A m em orial
service w as held M arch 7 at the A sto­
ria G olf and C ountry Club. D isposition
w as by crem ation.
Mr. W iese w as bom O ctober 7,
1914, in Portland to Edward R. and
Susie (Yunker) W eise. He graduated
from C ottage G rove High School and
attended business college in Portland.
He w orked a t O regon Am erican Lum ­
ber Co. in Vernonia for 12 years and,
later, at Kappler Lum ber Co. in M ulino.
H e m arried M ary Konzich in 1946.
In 1964 they m oved to G earhart, w here
they ow ned and operated Bud's Drive-
in and M otel fo r 10 years before selling
the business and retiring in 1974.
He w as preceded in death by a son,
Edw ard, in 1977.
S urvivors include his w ife; a son,
D oug o f W arrrenton; tw o g randchil­
dren.
R em em brances are suggested to
Low er C olum bia Hospice in Astoria.
W ILLIA M E. WALTON
W illiam E. W alton, 71, G aston, died
M arch 5, 2000, a t Tuality H ospital in
H illsboro. A graveside service w as held
M arch 9 in Fir Law n C em etery in H ills­
boro.
Mr. W alton w as bom M arch 10,
1928, near Salem , Ind., to W illiam and
E sther (Hoggott) W alton.
He m arried Jeanne R. N icholson in
1951. T hey m oved to O regon in 1955
and lived in Vernonia for 15 years.
T hey had lived in G aston since 1972.
Mr. W alton w orked at Long Bell
Saw m ill until it closed in 1957. He then
w orked at Kaiser Gypsum Firtex plant
in St. H elens for 11 years, and w as a
d um p truck and log truck driver for
C row n Zellerbach In Vernonia for tw o
and one-half years. He subsequently
w orked at H aley’s Foods in H illsboro
fo r 12 years, until ill health forced his
retirem ent in 1977.
He w as preceded in death by a
daughter, a sister and tw o brothers.
Survivors include his w ife; sons,
A rthur of D onald, and Tom o f G aston;
daughter, N ancy M cG innis o f Iowa;
brothers, K enneth o f Polk, O hio, Avey
and Robert, both o f Lafayatte, Ind.; s is ­
ter, C atherine Lasw ell o f Lafayette,
Inc.; five grandchildren.
Bronleew e-B ass Funeral H om e o f
H illsboro w as in charge o f a rran ge ­
m ents.
R O B ER T L. W A R D
R obert Leo W ard, 55, Timber, died
Feb. 24, 2000, at Tuality Forest G rove
H ospital. D isposition w as by cre m a ­
tion. Private services will be held at a
later date.
Mr. W ard w as bom Jan. 11, 1945,
in Los Angeles, C alif., to Leo and M arie
(Haubert) W ard. He w as raised in Los
Angeles before m oving w ith his fam ily
to Tulsa, O kla., w here he com pleted
his education.
Mr. W ard w as a painting contractor
and w ood fin ish er for m ore than 15
years, and had a reputation fo r detail
w ork on V ictorian-era houses. He w as
a past chapter president o f the n atio n ­
al association o f the rem odeling ind us­
try and a m em ber of the N ational A s­
sociation o f H om ebuilders. He was
also an ordained m inister o f the U ni­
versal Life C hurch in Tulsa.
In 1983, he m arried H elen C rane,
and they lived in the Tulsa area. She
died in 1992.
Survivors include a son, John of
Tim ber; tw o daughters, M ary o f Tim ber
and Misty, last nam e and location u n ­
known; and seven grandchildren.
R em em brances are suggested to
the Am erican Lung A ssociation, 9320
S W Barbur Blvd., Suite 140, Portland,
O R 97219.
M AR Y M. H O C H STEIN
M ary M argaret H ochstein, 76, For­
e st G rove, died M arch 3, 2000, a t an
a du lt foster care hom e. R ecitation o f
the rosary w as M arch 6 at Fuiten, Rose
and Hoyt Funeral Hom e. A M ass o f
C hristian Burial w as held M arch 7, at
St. Anthony’s C atholic C hurch, w ith Fa­
th e r R ob e rt C. C ie lin s k i, c e le b ra n t.
Vault interm ent w as in M ountain View
M em orial G ardens.
Mrs. H ochstein w as b o m June 22,
1923, in N ew berg, to A lb ert and Agnes
(V a nd erbe ck) V e rs te e g . S he w as
raised and educated in N ew berg, and
attended business school in Portland
fo r tw o years.
She m arried R aym ond P. H och­
stein in 1945, in N ew berg. T he y lived in
C oos Bay and N ew berg until 1956,
w hen they m oved to Aloha, going to
Banks in 1977, and to H illsboro in 1983
before m oving to Forest G rove in 1993.
Mrs. H ochstein w orked as a se cre ­
tary at R eedville Elem entary School fo r
m any years. She w as a m em ber o f St.
A n th on y’s C atholic C hurch and the
C overed Bridge Society.
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S urvivors include fo ur sons, Jim of
B rem erton, W ash., M ike o f Eugene,
R on o f C orne lius, and Bruce of H ills­
boro; tw o d aughters, C onnie Buchholz
o f H illsboro, and Ja ne ll P eterson of
F orest G rove; 18 grandchildren, eight
great-grandchildren.
R em em brances are suggested to
W ashington C ou nty H ospice, 427 SE
Eighth A ve., H illsboro, O R 97123, or
the A m e rica n D iabetes A ssociation,
3 80 SE S pokane St. Suite 110, Port­
land, O R 97202.
Fuiten, R ose & H oyt Funeral Hom e
o f F ore st G rove w as in charge of
arrangem ents.
P E R LA E. P H E LP S
Perla E lizabeth P helps, 94, Forest
G rove, d ie d M arch 4, 2000, at her
hom e. Funeral se rvices w ere held at
Forest G rove M em orial C hapel, w ith
the Rev. C. E ugene Sabin, o f the First
C hristian C hurch, officiating. Interm ent
w as in M ountain V iew M em orial G ar­
dens.
Mrs. P helps w as born Feb. 28,
1906, in R ogers, Ark., to John E. and
H elen L. (C oe) G ause. She w as raised
and educated in Stanly, N .M ., and gra­
duated from S tan le y H igh School in
1922.
W hen she w as in her early 20s, she
m arried W illiam A. D oyle; he died in
1929. She la te r m arried G len J. Fuller,
w ho died in 1941, a fte r about three
ye ars of m arriage.
She m arried K nox “Tom ” Phelps in
1945, in Los A ngeles, C alif. They lived
in Los A n ge les until m oving to Forest
G rove in 1958. Mr. Phelps died in
1970.
F o llo w in g h e r h u s b a n d ’s d e a th ,
M rs. P helps m ove d to San Diego,
C alif., before returning to Forest G rove
in 1979.
Mrs. P helps w as a hom em aker.
She w as p receded in death by tw o
sisters, M ae. C. D unham , and Lois
Zika.
S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e a son, Je an
Doyle o f B ullhead City, Ariz.; an adopt­
ed son, D on S andrich o f Vernonia; tw o
d a u g h te rs , P a tric ia H e rn a n d e z of
C herry G rove, and M ary L. Fuller of
Forest G rove; eight g randchildren and
five g reat-grandchildren.
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