Oernonia Eagle Scouters Work
8
THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1962 At Spirit Lake
Last week end, four men from
Ridge Riders
here participated in Scouters’
Weekend at Spirit Lake in Wash­
Plan Program
ington near Mt. St. Helens help­
The Vernonia Ridge Riders met
on Tuesday evening to complete
plans for the horseshow they will
present Saturday afternoon, July
28, following the Friendship Ja m ­
boree parade.
Club president, Archie Dass,
stated that this year events will
be in three divisions, senior for
all riders 14 years old and up,
junior for age 10 through 13 and
junior junior division for those
nine ysars old and under. In each
of the three divisions a high-point
trophy will be given and ribbons
will be given for four places in
each event.
Rules will require that all p er­
sons who enter events must b3
active members of some riding
club at the present time. An
entry fee of $1.00 will be charged
for seniors and 50 cents for juniors
and junior juniors.
Events scheduled are as follows:
For all three classes: Texas bar­
rel, keyhole, and barrel bell.
For seniors only: egg race and
two-man sack roping.
In open class, musical sacks,
two-man flag race, scurry and.
buck and squaw race.
If time permits, musical ropes
will be added.
Neighboring saddle clubs are
being invited to enter the parade
nt 11:00 a.m. Saturday morning,
Ju ly 28, and the horse events in
the afternoon.
Bellingham Boy
Has Operation
BIRKENFELD—M arty Belling­
ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bel­
lingham underw ent surgery last
Friday and returned home S at­
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson
and his mother, Elsa Richardson,
left Monday for Madras to visit
with relatives.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jepson Lonnquist Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. K link and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Koch and family of Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bellingham
and family, Mr. and Mrs. iton
Trenholm and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Scott of Vancouver,
B.C. all spent the week end at
Detroit dam.
A pot luck dinner was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Johnston Sunday. A brother, La-
vie Larson and his wife from
Spokane were here, ns was Mrs.
Dutch Sacher and Mrs. Willard
Benson of Silverton, the Gene
Larsons, Francis Nordstroms and
Francis Larsons.
Mrs. Roger Chase visited with
Mrs. Clausen last Thursday.
Father: “The man who gets my
daughter will get a prize.”
Suitor: "May I see it please?”
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Due to open here tomorrow,
Friday, Ju n e 29, is the account­
ing office of Mrs. Doris Skidmore
which will be maintained in the
office space next to Nichol’s V ar­
iety store. Mrs. Skidmore has
previously done income tax work
at her home but is expanding her
services to include accounting,
typing, reports, and the work of a
public st?nographer.
H er office will be open from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. each Monday, W ed­
nesday and Friday and from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. She will
be closed Tuesday and also will
be available after hours by ap­
pointment.
COAST
\S U P E R D IS C O U N T /
ing prepare the Boy Scout camp
for summer activities. Those who
went were Don Cameron, Scout­
master; Ed Burton, Julius H ytrek
and Robert C. Lindsay. ,
Scouters’ W eekend is a time set
for vounteers from all over the
Portland area to gather at the
camp and do the necessary work
to prepare it for the use of Scout
groups during the summer. The
Vernonia Scout troop will go to
the camp August 5 through 11.
The men who worked at the
camp last week end returned
home tired but with a feeling of
pride and accomplishment as the
reward for their effort.
New Office to
Open Friday
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First College
Loan Issued
The Vernonia Branch of the
United States National bank has
the distinction of issuing the first
college assured loan under a new
loan plan recently put into force
by the system of banks in Oregon.
Under this plan, a parent or
guardian may apply for a loan for
use to cover costs of a student’s
educational needs in amounts from
$700 up to $10,000. With one loan
they may arrange for funds for a
course up to four years. Up to six
years may be used for repayment.
The loan issued locally was for
a two year course of study to
cover the last two years of col­
lege, according to B. R. Pilger,
manager of the Vernonia branch
of the U. S. National bank.
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