DATES to Remember
THURSDAY. JUNE 28
Nehalem Valley Coin club pot­
luck and meeting. Burns build­
ing, 7:00 p.m.
Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge, IOOF
hall, 8:00 p.m.
FRIDAY. JUNE 29
Sabin Oral Vaccine Clinic, West
Oi^gon Bldg., 4 to 6 p.m. Type'l
MONDAY, JULY 2
Reupholstery workshop prelimin­
ary meeting, West Oregon bldg.,
1:00 p.m.
Lions club directors dinner meet­
ing, Lew’s Cafe, 6:30 p.m.
Jamboree band practice, high
school, 7:30 p.m.
City council and city budget hear­
ing, City hall, 8:00 p.m.
Jamboree meeting, fire hall, 8:00
p.m.
TUESDAY. JULY 3
Vernonia Odd Fellows lodge,
IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 4
INDEPENDENCE DAY - Holiday
Coin Club Meet
Set for Tonight
Mrs. R. M. Burns, president of
the Nehalem Valley Coin Club, is­
sued a reminder this week to club
members that a meeting is sched­
uled for tonight, (Thursday, June
28), at the Burns building at 7:00
p.m. which will start with a pot
luck dinner.
She also extended an invitation
to anyone interested in coins to
meet with the club that evening.
Following the dinner, an impor­
tant meeting will be held to com­
plete plans for the club’s partic­
ipation in the Friendship Jambo­
ree July 27, 28 and 29.
Those who attend are invited
to bring coins to swap.
The meeting will be followed
by a social hour and games.
Wayne L. Welch, machinist’s
mate fireman, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne L. Welch, is serv­
ing aboard the ammunition ship
USS Wrangell, operating in the
Mediterranean with the Sixth
Fleet.
The Wrangell is scheduled to re­
turn to the United States in Au­
gust. During her Mediterranean
cruise, the ship has visited Naples
and LaSpezia, Italy, the island of
Malta and Izmir, Turkey.
Darrell R. Elliott, fireman ap­
prentice, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elton A. Elliott, is serving
aboard the guided missile light
cruiser, USS Topeka, which de­
parted her home port at Long
Beach, Calif., June 7, for a six-
month cruise to the Western Pa­
cific, where she will operate as
a unit of the Seventh Fleet.
During the cruise, which will
take the ship first to Hawaii and
then to Japan, Formosa and Oki­
nawa, the crew will be trained in
underway operational effective­
ness.
In addition to the training the
ship and crew will participate in
“Operation Handclasp,” which as­
sists hospitals and orphanages
through the delivery of food,
clothing and medicine collected
from all over the United States.
The flagship for Commander
Cruiser - Destroyer Flotilla Three
is scheduled to return to Long
Beach in December.
Reupholstery
Workshops Due
A reupholstering workshop is
being planned to be held in Ver­
nonia during the month of July.
The preliminary meeting is
scheduled for Monday, July 2, at
the West Oregon Electric build­
Rebekahs Hear Reports
ing in Vernonia starting at 1 p.m.
Of Assembly Delegates
It is important that everyone
An interesting report on the interested attend the preliminary
Grand Assembly held at Medford meeting for the following will be
was given by Herlene Robertson discussed at that time:
1. Supplies and materials need­
and Irma Chance at the meeting
of Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge held ed for this workshop.
2. Type of materials suitable for
June 14.
Gertrude Schalock, noble grand, reupholstering.
3. How to measure to determine
presided at the meeting.
The charter was draped in hon­ amount of material needed.
4. Set the dates for the work­
or of Ruby Biggs.
There were five guests from shop. (It will require five full
Gaston lodge, all of whom were days. )
Everyone interested in learning
officers of their lodge.
Following the meeting delicious how to do reupholstering is most
refreshments of pie and coffee welcome. The classes are being
were served by Marie Atkins, arranged by Mrs. Margaret Allyn,
county extension agent, and they
Jackie Atkins and June Ray.
are sponsored locally by the Mist-
Nehalem, Vernonia and Timber
Natal Grange to Present
route extension units. However,
60-Year Membership Pin they are open to everyone whether
they have ever been a member of
Natal Grange extends an invita­ an extension unit or not.
tion to friends to meet with them
this Saturday evening, June 30, at
8:00 p.m. for a special program in
which Mrs. Robert S. Lindsay will
be honored with the presentation
Do You Know This Woman?
of her 60 year membership pin. Born March 21, 1900 at LaGrande,
Interesting program features are
Oregon.
planned.
Married in 1925 at Astoria.
Came to Vernonia in . 1931.
One of her names is Mary.
She is active in fraternal and club
groups.
Locally employed in the same ca­
pacity most of the time she has
lived here.
(Information supplied by J. W.
Nichols). Answer to last week’s
quiz, O. T. Bateman.
Lei's Gel Acquainted!
Engagement Announced
For Miss Ann Cameron
How to give your car '
the best of care
Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Cameron
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ann to Don E. O'Neil,
son of Mrs. E. J. O’Neil of Moun­
tain Home, Idaho.
Ann is a graduate of Vernonia
high school and of the University
of Oregon, Eugene. Mr. O’Neil is
a graduate of the University of
Idaho. Both are presently em­
ployed in the LaGrande public
school system.
Plans are being made for a sum­
mer wedding.
Your car represents one of
your most important invest­
ments. Treat it wisely by
having a mechanic check it
periodically for top running
efficiency.
And don’t forget to have
your auto insurance program
kept up-to-date, too! The
right coverages can save you
thousands of dollars if trouble
strikes.
See us today for the full
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Past Chiefs to Recess
During Month of July
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The Past Chiefs club will not
meet in July due to the conflict
of the meeting date and the July
4 holiday. Their next meeting will
be August 7 at the home of Mrs.
Irma Chance. ^Election of officers
will be held at that time.
The June meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Fred Hecken-
liable who entertained club mem­
bers at a 6:30 p.m. dinner at which
sh; served some of the German
dishes which are her specialty.
Support the Jamboree July 27,
28, 29
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1962
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Rodeo Court
To Host Show
From left to right: Judy Morris.
Rainbow Girls
To Take Recess
On June 25, Nehalem Assembly
No. 18, Order of Rainbow for
Girls, held its regular meeting at
the Masonic Temple.
The girls decided to have a food
sale to raise money to go to the
beach. The food sale will be Sat­
urday, June 30. They will then
go to the beach the first week in
August.
These five lovely girls, who are
the 1962 Columbia County Fair
Rodeo court, will act as hostesses
at the June 30 and July 1 Western
Horsemen of Oregon approved
game show, to ba held at the Co­
lumbia county fairgrounds, spon­
sored by the Columbia Riders
saddle club.
Two days of performances by
some of the top horses and riders
in Oregon and Washington are
scheduled. As this is the last show
that riders will have points tallied
towards the July Interstate events
they will be trying their best. Con­
sidering this fact everyone will
be out to win and the shows are
sure to be exciting.
The public is invited to attend
these free shows starting at 7:00
p.m. Saturday, June 30 and 1:00
p.m. Sunday, July 1. A western
dance will be hold in the Forestry
building Saturday evening follow­
ing the evening show. A cowboy
Kathy Dudley. Sheryl Tarbell. Eleanor Matney and Pam Lousignont
breakfast, all you can eat for $1
Columbia Photo Service
will be served starting at 8:00 a m.
Sunday morning in the 4-H kitch­
ger,
Rory
Workman,
Christine
Mrs. Howard Jones, mother ad­
en.
visor, reported on Grand Assem­ King, Nancy Skidmore, Nancy
Hamnett, Judy Slough, Kathy
bly which took place in Salem Steele and Sherlynn Floeter.
June 17, 18 and 19. During the
The girls were taken to Salem
sessions, Marjorie Jones served in by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ed Roediger
her office as grand recorder and and Mrs. Dave Skidmore.
Sharon Brunsman was a member
DRY GOODS
No more meetings of Nehalem
of the grand choir. Nancy How­
NOTIONS
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Assembly
will
be
held
until
Sep­
ard was appointed as grand rep­
resentative to Iowa to serve dur­ tember since they recess during
August.
FIRE. AUTO AND
ing the coming year. Marjorie July and ______________
v.
Jones and Jean Roediger were
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