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The INDEPENDENT, April 5, 2000
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NOXIOUS VEGETATION
PUBLIC NOTICE
Between May 1st and September 30th of
any year, no owner or person in charge of
properly shall allow noxious vegetation to
be on the property or in the right of way of
public thoroughfare abutting on the proper­
ty. An owner or person in charge of proper­
ty shall cut down or destroy grass, shrub­
bery, brush, bushes, weeds or other nox­
ious vegetation as often as needed to pre­
vent them from becoming unsightly, from
becoming a fire hazard, or in the case of
weeds or other noxious vegetation, from
maturing or from going to seed.
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The City is willing to abate the nuisance on
a particular parcel of property at the re­
quest of the owner or person in charge of
the property for a fee sufficient to cover the
City’s abatement costs. Even in the ab­
sence of such requests, the City may abate
all such nuisances 10 or more days after
publication of the 3rd Noxious Vegetation
Public Notice and charge the cost of doing
so on a particular parcel of properly to the
owner or the person in charge of the prop­
erly, or the property itself.
Janelle Serafin
Vernonia City Recorder
Publish April 5 & 19 and May 3, 2000
PCC Community Fair set for fun
The Portland Community
College Community Fair will of­
fer something for everyone
through a staggering variety of
exciting and educational activi­
ties on Saturday, April 15 from
10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at the
Rock Creek Campus, just off
185th Ave.
The entertainment planned
promises not to disappoint.
There will be two performances
of “Maiden Pearl” presented by
the acclaimed Chinese Puppet
Theatre and the “Milagros
Bailadores” presentation will
explore Latin culture through
dance. Also featured will be
some of the best local high
school choirs and dance
troupes around the area, com­
bined with PCC’s Cascade
Campus Jazz Trio perfor­
mance.
For the young at heart, there
will be plenty of trucks and
planes to explore, and a horse-
drawn wagon to ride. Hillsboro
Aviation plans a ping-pong ball
drop from a helicopter with
prizes for all, and the PCC
cafeteria will serve food
throughout the day, amid
clowns, facepainters and jug­
glers. Don’t forget the Wash­
ington County Museum, locat­
ed on campus, which plans an
interactive program for adults
WEATHER REPORT
MARCH, 2000
DATE
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TEMPERATURE
PRECIP,
HI
LQ.
AMT,
45
50
46
48
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48
46
54
53
49
53
55
51
53
47
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58
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.11
.02
.72
.09
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.43
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.30
.05
.30
.17
.12
.31
.12
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.14
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.02
.31
.06
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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 March totalled 3.58 inches.
and children. Plus, there will be
new PCC farm lambs and
calves that will need plenty of
attention from the youngsters.
Come join the fun at this
year’s Community Fair at the
Rock Creek Campus.
ER IC O LSEN
E ric O lse n , 3 4 , V e rn o n ia , d ie d
M arch 20, 2000, a t O regon H ealth-
S ciences U niversity Hospital in Port­
land. M em orial se rvice s w ere held
M a rch 25 a t V e rno nia C o m m u n ity
C hurch, w ith Pastor G erald Jam es of
the N ehalem Valley Bible C hurch offici­
ating.
Mr. O lsen w as b om Feb. 12, 1966,
in Portland. He w as taken into the
hom e o f Russell and Bernice Frey a t
the age o f 22 m onths. He lived in Port­
land until 1976, w hen the fam ily m oved
to Vernonia. He graduated from Ver­
nonia H igh School in 1985.
Survivors include his m other, B er­
n ic e F rey o f V e rno nia: b ro th e rs ,
W illiam Frey and Don Coghill, both of
V e rn o n ia , F loyd F rey and S teven
Acock, both o f Portland: sisters, G eral­
d in e C a rte r o f B a k e rs fie ld , C a lif.;
D orothy Sofge o f Eugene, and Sandra
G rady o f Vancouver, W ash.; nieces
and nephew s.
R em em brances are suggested to
the C ystic Fibrosis Foundation, 5331
S W M acadam Ave. Portland, 97201.
Fuiten, Rose & H oyt Funeral Hom e
o f Vernonia w as in charge o f arrange­
m ents.
FR A N K W. LU SB Y
Frank W illiam Lusby, 78, Tillam ook
died Feb. 15, 2000, in W heeler. A
m em orial service w as held Feb. 19 at
W a u d ’s Funeral H om e in Tillam ook.
Mr. Lusby w as b o m in C ondon on
J u ly 1 3 ,1 9 2 1 , to C olum bus and Jennie
(E llison) Lusby. T he fam ily m oved from
C ondon to Banks, then to Vernonia,
w here he w as raised and educated.
He enlisted in the National G uard in
1939, served in the 4 1st Division with
the 186th Infantry, and w as in one o f
the first groups to leave fo r the South
Pacific.
Mr. Lusby m arried Elsie Killian in
1945, in Vancouver, W ash.
He w orked for a pow er com pany in
W ashington after returning from the
service, and later w orked for several
years as a saw yer a t W illiam s Shingle
Mill in Tillam ook.
Mr. Lusby w as preceded in death
by a son, Jeffory Lee; and three broth­
ers, Harry, Fred and Clarence.
Survivors include his w ife; daugh­
ters, Sandy C ox o f Portland, Tami Hill
o f Tillam ook; sons, Bill and Gary, both
o f Tillam ook; sisters, Bessie M cCler-
non of Portland, and Lillian Scroggins
o f V ernonia; num erous n ie ces and
nephews.
JO H N H. “JAY” INGRAM
John H. “Jay” Ingram , 58, Birken-
feld, died M arch 24, 2000, at his hom e.
Interm ent w as at Fishhaw k Cemetery.
Mr. Ingram was bom February 11,
1942, in Sacram ento, Calif., to Thom as
H. and Nelva (Sm ith) Ingram. The fam ­
ily m oved to O regon in 1955. He a t­
tended C ottrell School and Sandy High
School.
A fter graduation, he joined the U.S
Navy, serving from 1959 to 1961.
Mr. Ingram w orked in construction
and carpentry, owned and operated his
ow n com pany for m any years.
Survivors include his wife, April;
sons, John T. and Jason, both of
Birkenfeld; daughters, Dina of Vancou­
ver, W ash., and Jam ie of Boring; tw o
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Mist-Birkenfeld RFPD Board of Direc­
tors is accepting applications for Board Po­
sition »1, currently held by Susan Miller.
Susan has resigned effective June 1,2000.
The term will be from June 1, 2000 to June
30, 2001. Interested parlies are invited to
attend regular board meetings and meet
with Board Chairman Randall Hansen to
answer any questions concerning board re­
sponsibilities. Any interested, qualified per­
son wishing to serve the remainder of the
term must mail a letter of intent to Chair­
man Randall Hansen, 13990 Hwy. 202,
Mist, Oregon 97016. Please submit by May
5, 2000.
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grandchildren.
R em em brances are suggested to a
favorite charity.
Fuiten, Rose & Hoyt Funeral Home
o f Vernonia w as in charge o f arrange­
m ents.
K ENNETH “L E E ” SM ILEY
K enneth “Lee” Sm iley, 64, H ills ­
boro, died M arch 15, 2000, a t Tuality
H ospital in Hillsboro. Services w ere
held at W illam ette N ational C em etery
in Portland. Disposition w as by crem a­
tion.
Mr. Sm iley w as bom M arch 22,
1935, ia Langley, Wash., to Paul Ken­
neth and Annie Daisy (Cunningham )
Smiley. He grew up in the C oquille-
Sw ensen area.
A fter serving in the U.S. M arine
C orps, he w orked in the w oods and
w as a tim ber faller in Vernonia before
retiring and m oving to Hillsboro.
Survivors include his wife; sons,
M ike of Kalam a and Jim o f New berg; a
daughter, Shelli o f N ew berg; s te p ­
daughters, Dawn Stell, o f Sherwood,
C arrie Lam ping o f Vernonia and Jen­
n ife r K lavinski o f P ortland; sisters,
Velora Olson o f Portland and Betty
H a rriso n o f B eaum ont, Tex.; e ig h t
grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Westside Cremation Service o f Hills­
boro w as in charge o f arrangem ents.
FER D IN A N D F. UNGER
Ferdinand F. Unger, 79, Hillsboro,
died March 14, 2000, at a Beaverton
nursing hom e. A funeral m ass w as held
M arch 17, at St. M atthew C atholic
C hurch in H illsboro, with Father Carl
Flach officiating. Interm ent w as in Mt.
C alvary Cemetery, Portland.
Mr. U nger w as bom Sept. 1 3,1 92 0 ,
in Cornelius, to Frank and Herm ina
(Vogl) Unger. He served in the U.S.
A rm y in the South Pacific during W orld
W ar II.
He m arried M ary Flabetich in Sher­
w ood in 1947.
Mr. U nger w orked as a truck driver
fo r W ashington C ounty from 1945 to
1955, then as a custodian for Beaver­
ton School District 48. Later he w orked
a t A rrow M eat C om pany and Kum m er
M eat C om pany until an injury forced
his retirem ent in 1981.
H e w as a m em ber o f St. M atthew
C atholic Church, and Am erican Legion
P ost 6, w here he served as a chaplain
fo r nine years. He w as a form er m em ­
ber o f the Knights of Columbus.
Suvivors include his wife; a brother,
P a trick o f Terrebonne; tw o sisters,
Louise Pelster of Vernonia, and M arie
Keim of Beaverton; nieces and nephews.
R em em brances are suggested to
St. Vincent dePaul or to a charity of
choice.
Bronleew e-Bass Funeral Hom e of
H illsboro was in charge o f arrange­
m ents.
RUTH E. HARRIS
Ruth E. Harris, 75, O regon City,
died March 15, 2000. A m em orial ser­
vice was held M arch 30 a t Faith C om ­
m unity Fellowship C hurch in Oregon
City. D isposition w as by crem ation.
Mrs. Harris was born June 8, 1924,
in Forest G rove, and was raised in log­
ging tow ns including Tim ber and Ver­
nonia. Her m aiden name w as Beyer.
She m oved to Portland in the early
1960s, and to O regon C ity in 1963.
She w as a housekeeper a t W illam ette
Falls H ospital fo r 15 years before retir­
ing in 1993.
S urvivors include tw o daughters,
Sue Parsons and Sylvia LaVoie; bro th ­
ers, Eart B eyer and C hester Beyer;
and four grandchildren.
Lincoln M em orial Funeral H om e
w as in charge o f arrangem ents.
C L A R A R EY N O LD S
Clara R eynolds, 89, W arren, died
M arch 19, 2000, in St. H elens. G rave ­
side services w ere held M arch 25 at
C olum bia M em orial G ardens.
M rs. R eynolds w as b o m July 16,
1910, in Buxton, W ash., and had lived
in the area since 1935.
She w as preceded in death by a
daughter, Jean Sw anson.
Survivors include a son, O pal J. o f
R edm ond; sisters, M ary W eaver o f St.
H elens, and V irginia W eaver o f S ea­
side; fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n ; n um e ro u s
gre at-g ra nd child re n and g re a t-g re a t­
grandchildren.
C olum bia Funeral H om e o f St. H e­
lens w as in charge o f arrangem ents.
M A B E L M . FR E W IN G N IC H O L C A SE
M abel M a rg a re t F re w in g N icho l
C ase, 94, Tigard, died M arch 19, 2000.
A private fa m ily service w as held in
C rescent G rove C em etery in Tigard.
Mrs. C ase w as bom Nov. 6, 1905,
in Tigard. H er m aiden nam e w as Frew ­
ing. She graduated from B eaverton
H igh S ch oo l a nd O re g o n N orm al
School and ta ug ht e lem entary school
in Troutdale and Vernonia and, later,
w as a substitute te ach er in Portland.
She m arried Ernest R. Nichol; he
die d in 1971. She m a rrie d Ja m e s
C ase; he died in 1988.
Survivors include a son, R ichard E.
Nichol o f Tigard; daughter, M arianne
Anderson o f D undee; stepdaughters,
V ictoria B artlett o f Vancouver, B.C.,
C arolyn Sm yly o f Salt Spring Island,
B.C., and Jane B urr o f C ranbrook,
B .C .; five g ra n d c h ild re n ; 12 g re a t­
grandchildren; fo u r great-great-grand-
children.
R em em brances are suggested to
Labish C enter C om m unity C hurch in
Salem.
Young's Funeral H om e in Tigard
w as in charge o f arrangem ents.
KYLE A N DR U S
Kyle Jam es Andrus, 13, Portland,
died M arch 27, 2000, at Providence
C hild C enter in Portland. G raveside
services w ere held M arch 31, in F in­
ley’s S unset H ills M em orial Park.
Kyle w as b om Ju ly 13, 1986, in
Portland to R oger and K athem Andrus.
He w as p re c e d e d in d e a th by
g randparents R obert a nd Ann Andrus.
S urvivors include his m other and
stepfather, K athem and Terry W alter o f
H ills b o ro ; fa th e r a nd ste pm othe r,
R oger a nd A ngel A ndrus o f Golden-
dale, W ash.; sisters, M aria o f H illsboro,
and E rica o f G oldendale, W ash.; broth­
ers, M ikael and Daniel W alter, both o f
H illsboro, g randparents, R obert and
Dee S tringfield o f Vernonia.
R em em brances are suggested to
P rovidence C hild C enter, 830 NE 47th
Ave. Portland, O r 97213.
B ETTIE L. H E R M E N S
Bettie Lou H erm ens, 56, Hillsboro,
died M arch 26, 2000. A M ass w as held
M arch 30 a t St. A n th on y’s C atholic
C hurch in F orest G rove, w ith Rev. Neil
J. M oore officiating. Interm ent w as at
Mt. V iew M em orial G ardens in Forest
G rove.
M iss H erm ens w as b om A ugust 26,
1943, to V in c e n t a nd M ary A nn
(M e eu w sen ) H erm ens, in H illsboro.
She grew up on the fam ily farm near
V erboort and graduated from Banks
High S chool in 1962. She m oved in
1971 to F orest G rove, then to H illsboro
in 1978.
She w orked for G oodw ill industries
and, later, H illsboro Laundry, w here
she retired in 1989 a fte r 13 years.
M iss H erm ens w as a m em ber o f
the C atholic C hurch.
S urvivors include her parents, o f
F o re s t G ro v e ; b ro th e rs , R ob e rt o f
Tigard, and Larry o f H illsboro; sister,
M arilyn A. o f H illsboro; and four nieces.
R em em brances are suggested to
the D o e m b e che r Foundation, 1121 SW
Salm on, S uite 201, Portland, 97205.
Fuiten, R ose & H oyt Funeral Hom e
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