Future Teachers Name
New Officers for Year
Rainbow Girls
The members of the Future
Teachers of America held their
first meeting of the year October
3 at the high school. The officers
for this yaar are: President, Mar­
ian Mathews; vice-president, Jim
Bellingham; secretary, Christine
King and treasurer, Nancy How­
ard.
Mrs. Joey Acaiturri is advisor
for this club which now has 26
members.
Install Officers
Girls to T a lk
IT'S YOUR LAW
Kesptct
For Law M alta
Dtmocraey Live
Rainbow installation was held
at the Masonic Temple Saturday
RIGHT OF WITNESSES
you check what you saw and
evening, October 6.
By far the most vital people heard you are on solid ground,
in our system of justice are
& Visit a court. Hear how
The following officers were in­
witnesses. Everyone else in a other witnesses testify. It will
stalled: worthy advisor, Sue Alex­
trial exists to hear what they help you see your role on the
ander; associate worthy advisor,
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witness stand.
have to say.
Nancy Howard; charity, Margie
Our courts
3. Wear clean, conservative
need witness­
Jones; hope, Martha Bush; faith,
clothes.
es. A jury to
Janet Bruce; recorder, Jean Roe-
4. Don’t m em o rize your
find the facts.
story word for word. That is
diger; chaplain, Christine King;
The judge to
the surest way to sound bad.
drill leader, Kathy Minger; love,
apply the law.
But
think of what you saw and
Sharon Brunsman; religion, Ann
The lawyer to
heard.
Bergerson; nature, Rory Work­
tell his client's story.
6. Listen to the questions
man; immortality, Elsie Berg; fi­
are . you
. C hances
----- , —
— worry you are asked with care and
about stepping up, taking an answer thoughtfully,
delity, Nancy Skidmore; patrio­
oath, and telling your story
«. Give a simple, direct an*
tism, Opal Bartles; service, Nancy
in court.
swer in your own words. Don't
Hamnett; confidential observer,
On some rare occasions you be rushed.
Dottie Grosche; outer observer,
Mrs. Esther Hunteman and Mrs.
could be called upon to testify
7. If you err—and people
Betty
Berg;
musician,
Marilyn
about s o m e th in g affecting often do—correct yourself at
Helen Lindsay will present a les­
Jones; choir director, Mary An­
your own standing in the com- once. If you can’t rem em ber
son on new methods of vegetable drus.
munity.
some detail, say so. Don’t bluff.
cookery next Thursday, October
As a witness you too may
8. Tell the truth. Don't figure
Other officers are treasurer,
18 at the meeting of the Vernonia
have the right, for example, which side you may help,
Kathy
Barker;
news
reporter,
Extension Unit at the West Ore­
not to testify against yourself Don’t identify yourself with
gon Electric building. These are Cheyl Ford; historian, Marsha
in somebody else’s lawsuit or either side.
the project leaders who have at­ Kreiger; assistant drill leader,
crime trial.
9, sto p when the ju d ge
If you are ever in such a breaks in, and don’t try to
tended training meetings to pre­ Christine Bender.
bind, consult a lawyer of your sneak an answer in before he
The installing officers were:
pare for the unit presentation.
own choice on what to do. The can step you. What you might
The meetings will start at 11:00 worthy advisor, Patty Robertson;
lawyer who called you to testi- say could end in a “ m istrial.”
recorder,
Mrs.
Ginger
Johns;
mar­
a.m. and the dishes prepared by
fy has a sworn duty to protect
10. Keep cool and don’t sass
the project leaders will be served shal, Diana Minger; chaplain, Mrs.
his client, not you. But your back.
with salads and desserts which Marjorie Carsons; musician, Mrs.
lawyer is sworn to keep what
11. If they ask you: Certain-
you tell him secret and to ad- ly, you have talked to other
those who attend are asked to Elizabeth Serafin.
vise you in your own interests people—the lawyer, for exam-
bring.
The Forest Grove chapter of De-
within the law.
pie; and yes, you may get the
Also, each person who attends Molay performed the crowning
Wise
lawyers
tell
their
wit-
lawful
witness fee to make up
is asked to bring needle, thread, ceremony after which John Jen­
nesses to obey twelve rules:
in part for the time lost from
pins and scraps of cotton material, sen sang the Lord’s Prayer.
1. Go to the place (say, the your job.
one of which should be at least
scene of an accident). Check ' 12 Remember, without wit-
Entertainment included selec­
20 by 14 inches in size.
your memory before you go to nesses our law would fail to do
tions by Kathy Weller, Harvey
court. People forget and get justice. If you are called, be
The extension program is open Redmond and Grant Bowerman.
caught up on details. But if a good witness.
to anyone interested in this form
Patty Robertson and Janet
N o te : Oregon law yers offer this colum n so you m ay know about our
of adult education adapted to the Brucs were presented with White
laws. I t is to in fo rm , not advise.
special needs of the homemaker.
Bibles from the Assembly.
Sam Hearing, dad advisor, pre­
sented Sue with a gavel given by
Fair, Relatives in
her parents. Sue also received the
Seattle Are Visited
Moran Rainbow necklace to be
NATAL - PITTSBURG — Mr.
worn this term and was present­
ed by Mrs. Irene Jones, mother
and Mrs. Ira Peterson left Friday
advisor.
Marriage viws were exchanged for Seattle to see their son and
A cute degree was given by the Friday, September 28, in the Fire­
family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pe­
officers for Patty Robertson, out­ side Room of the community
going worthy advisor. A gift was church in Longview, Washington terson, and visit the fair. Mr. and
presented to her from the Assem­ by Laurel Cole and F. Allen Fow­ Mrs. Vernon Peterson of Vancou­
bly.
ler. The ceremony was performed ver were here taking care of the
Refreshments were served in by Dr. Robert Warren, pastor of chores until his parents returned
the dining room accompanied by the church.
Monday.
more entertainment. This included
For her wedding, the bride was
Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan
piano selections by Harvey Red­ attired in a blue sheath dress and and family of Longview were
mond, a dance by Barbara Lind­ matching hat and gold accessories Sunday visitors at the I. J. Dass
say and Vicky Lawler, and danc­ and carried a nosegay of pink home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grant
ing.
painted daisies centered with an of Bay City also came to get their
orchid. She had as her attendant, daughter, Judy, who had spent
I am Bob Wei wood, your present
Mrs. Leo Thackery who wore a the week with her grandparents.
County Clerk. I am 58 years of
Ministers Elect New
age. My family consists of my
gold sheath dress and matching
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Officers for Group
wife Naomi and my son Michael,
met at the R. S. Lindsay home
hat and white carnation corsage.
who is a Lieutenant in the U.S.
Herbert Bender was the best Thursday evening.
At the last meeting of the Ver­
Army Engineers. For 11 years be-
Mr. and Mrs. DeeVeere Hershey
for becoming your County Clerk I nonia Ministerial association, new man.
Guests at the wedding were Mr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack
successfully operated a finance officers for the coming year were
business in St. Helens. For 10 elected. Heading the organization and Mrs. Robert Wyckoff of For­ Friday evening.
years prior to that I owned and as president will be Rev. Bruce est Grove, parents of the bride;
managed a lumber yard and hard­
ware store in Medford and a saw Roberts. Rev. Raymond Targgart Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fowler, Mr. and
mill at Manzanita. I feel this suc­ was named vice-president and Mrs. Leo Thackery and Mr. and
cessful business experience with Wm. C. Armstrong, secretary- Mrs. Herbert Bender, Vernonia;
my college training amply quali­ treasurer. The ministers met Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roediger, St.
fies me to perform the important
Helens and Mr. and Mrs. Don
functions and duties of the Clerk’s day at the Church of the Nazar- Campbell, Skamokawa, Washing­
office. I have never failed in busi­ ene.
The association’s next meeting ton.
ness and believe in hard work—
Following the ceremony, the
something this office needs a lot of. will be at the Christian church at
Your vote will be appreciated.
guests were entertained at an in­
3 p.m. November 4.
formal reception at the home of
VOTE X AND RETAIN ROBERT
A. "BOB" WELWOOD AS YOUR
Grand Canyon Guide: “It took the newlyweds at Rainier.
COUNTY CLERK!
Mr. Fowler, who received his
millions of years to carve this
masters
degree at Oregon State
great
abyss.”
(Pd. Pol. Adv.)
City visitor: “Government job?” University last spring, is the vo­
cational agriculture teacher at
Rainier high school this year.
Vegetable Use
On Unit Agenda
Fowler-Cole
Vows Read
This Friday’s meeting of the
American Legion and auxiliary
will begin at 7 p m. October 12 in­
stead of the usual time so that
members can attend the ball game
later that evening.
The program will include talks
by Patty Robertson and Marian
Mathews, delegates to Girls’ State,
who will report on their atten­
dance.
The Legion and auxiliary will
enjoy a potluck October 26 and as
Armistice day falls on Sunday,
that celebration will take plaoe
November 9. the regular meeting
date. Members of the auxiliary
are asked to bring gifts of towels,
pillow cases, stationery, etc., or a
cash donation at the November
9 meeting for the Christmas cheer
for Veterans.
There will be no pot luck din­
ner on November 23 because of
Thanksgiving.
The past presidents’ meeting
was held October 5 at the home
of Mrs. L. E. Stiff with 11 mem­
bers present.
Two Youngsters Note
Birthday Observances
NATAL - PITTSBURG—Satur­
day afternoon Sandra Tupper cel­
ebrated her sixth birthday with a
few friends. Present were: Mrs.
DeeVeere Hershey and Dee, Mrs.
Dick Johnson and children, Bar­
bara, Ricky, Brian and Beverly,
and Kathy Bass and Beth Ann
Michener. Supper guests were Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Wolff, Mr. and
Mrs. George Turner and Gary of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Dee­
Veere Hershey and Dee.
Barbara Johnson celebrated her
sixth birthday October 2. Helping
her celebrate were: Mrs. Ray Ky-
ser and children, Connie and
Douglas, Mrs. Jack Wilson and
daughters Mindy and Susie, Mrs.
DeeVeere Hershey and Dee, Mrs.
Kenneth Tupper and Sandra and
Sharon, Judy and Ricky Kyser.
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