Portland Women Let's Get Acquainted!
Do You Know This Man?
At Craft Meet
Minor Changes
Made in Rules
Oernonia Cagle
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964
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Born June 23. 1927 at Seneca, South
Dakota
The Vernonia Society of Arts and
First Dairy Entries
Except for minor changes in the
Crafts held its regular membership Attended schools in South Dakota.
Made
For State Fair
big game regulations as proposed
meeting Monday, July 6 at 8 p.m., Married in 1938 at Forest Grove.
earlier, the game
c o m m i s-
Two A elm, Washington dairymen
in the West Oregon Electric building. Came to Vernonia in 1947.
sion on Friday. June 5, established are the first to enter dairy cattle
Is
employed
locally
and
is
more
in­
Plans are being made for an art
big game hunts alung similar lines competition at the 1964 Oregon state
terested in taking kinks out than
exhibit to be held during the annual
to last year as final for the 1964 sea­ fair.
in putting them in.
son.
Jamboree when work of both adult
James and Harold Metrakes re­
Keeping the body beautiful is import­
The commission boosted elk hunt­ served space for 22 Jerseys, Pine
and childrens classes will be on dis­
ant to him.
ing opportunities on Roosevelt elk by Crest Farm promised entry of 20
play. It is also planned to conduct His hobby is boating, and he and his
allowing an additional week end in Avrshires.
wife
also
enjoy
being
in
square
craft classes this fait
the coastal areas, but shortened the
circles.
Closing date for dairy entries for
Special guest for the evening was
Cascade area. As set by the commis­ the 1964 state fair» September 4-12)
■Information supplied by J. W. Ni­
Eve Stevens, editor of the Home
sion, the Roosevelt elk hunt will be is August 17, Howard Maple, state
chols» Answer to last week's quiz:
October 31 through November 22 in fair manager, reports.
and Garden magazine section of the
Walter Floeter.
that part of Oregon west of Highway
Oregonian, who plans a feature story
97.
about the society in the near future.
.Also present were Connie Noble,
No change was made in the Rocky
director of the Plastic Art-craft Cen­
Mountain elk hunt in the area east
ter of Portland, who had brought her
of U. S. Highway 97, with the season
display of original lighting fixtures,
dates scheduled from October 31
room dividers and table tops, among
through November 29.
other things, to show those present
The general deer season remain­
Oregon hunters are advised that
The Oregon Scenic Area Board has
what can be done with liquid plas­ announced the establishment of eight
ed unchanged, October 3 through 25, copies of the 1964 big game regula­
tic, and Mrs. Marie Chamberlain, new' scenic areas covering about 47
as were the dates for the antelope tions are being shipped to license
her associate, who teaches arts and miles on three state highways.
hunt scheduled for August 22 through agents throughout the state as rapid­
crafts ti the senior citizens of Port­
26. Permits for the Interstate unit ly as lots are received from the print­
The newly designated areas are
land Northwest Towers, as well as on the Oregon Coast Highway, Low­
were reduced from 2,000 to 1,000 un­ ers and should be in the hands of all
working with groups at Neighbor­ er Columbia River highway, and the
der final regulations adopted. Unit receivers within a week or ten days.
hood House, who talked to the group Nehalem highway »ORE202».
deer reasons remained unchanged,
Since shipments are being sent
about the plastic art work.
October 17 through 25, for deer of from tlie game commission's Port­
The
board's
action
bans
construc­
All three of these women were
either sex for management unit per­ land office by county in alphabetical
mit holders.
pleasantly surprised at the quality tion of billboards in the designated
order, license agencies in counties
areas. Signs now existing must be
of artistic talent being developed in
Minor date changes affected three such as Baker, Benton or Clackamas
removed within sevgg years, except
this community and urged that chil­
controlled hunts and the bag limit will receive their allotments prob­
those on the premises of the busi­
changed to antlerless deer in three ably a week before agencies in Wash­
dren in particular be encouraged to
develop any ability in arts and ness firms being advertised Hear­
other controlled hunting areas.
ington, Wheeler or Yamhill counties.
ings have been held on all the ..areas.
crafts.
As in the past, the synopsis con­
The
designated
areas
are
as
fol­
Mrs. Noble is offering a special
lows:
tains a general summary of big
summer course of four sessions, be­
game seasons for quick reference,
Oregon Coast Highway: -from the
ginning Tuesday, July 14, 10 a.m. in
plus detailed regulations on all hunts.
THE Fabulous Dukes, razzle dazzle in the art of juggling and one of the
her studio in Portland and those north portal of Arch Cape Tunnel
Boundary lines of all game manage­
southerly
about
seven
miles
to
the
few
four
people
juggling
acts
on
tour
today
are
proclaimed
tops
in
their
wishing to enroll may contact Mrs.
ment units, early and extended deer
field. Their act alone will be worth your time to visit the Community Cir­
June Wilson. Several from here have north city limits of Manzanita, as
seasons,
and controlled hur/ts are al­
petitioned
by
John
Yeon
of
Cannon
cus which will be in Vernonia July 24, 25 and 26 during the Friendship
July 6. 1964
already been taking courses and had
so spelled out in detail.
Beach; from the south city limits
Jamboree,
r
work on display Monday evening.
When are the people of our town
Hunters are urged to check care­
A coffee break was enjoyed with of Garibaldi to the north city limits
of Vernonia and rural area along the fully regulations on arms and ammu­
Mrs. Iris Hobart and Mrs. Betty Curl of Bay City; from Neskowin Crest
Nehalem going to wake up to the
Hobart Qualifies For
nition, general license regulations,
serving refreshments while members road southerly 1.40 fnifes south to a
fact that a few more years of this
tagging requirements ,and the sum­
Spring Honor Roll
had the opportunity to view art work point just north of the city of Nesko­
river polution and all the fish will
mary
of definitions. Close attention
win;
and
from
a
point
just
south
of
on display. This included the items
Among 131 students who qualified be gone. The river at times is so should also be paid in instructions
brought by Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Neskowin southerly approximately
for spring term honor roll at Lewis bad the cattle refuse to drink from for filing applications for unit per­
Chamberlain and also a display of seven miles to the junction of the
Oregon counties are now receiving and Clark college was Michael Ho­ it.
mits and controlled hunt tags.
art work done by children in classes Salmon River highway with the Ore­ checks with their share of the 1964
What of the farmer who uses this
A section also covers juvenile hunt­
bart
of
Vernonia.
gon
Coast
highway.
The
Oregon
taught by Mrs. Carson Strong which
water for irrigation.
house trailer tax. according to Vern
ing regulations. Parents are urged
Roadside Council was the petitioner
showed much talent.
To qualify a student must maintain
The creek that is bringing this to check this section if they intend
L. Hill, director of the department of
of these latter three areas.
motor vehicles.
a GPA of 3.50 or better while taking polution into our river is unfit for to take youngsters hunting this fall.
Lower Columbia River Highway:
Hill said counties will receive three full courses. Included in this human consumption. How is tnis
from a point near Deer Island west­
$1,094,694 this year—an increase of number were 52 students who earned going to affect the irrigated crops?
erly five miles to near the east city
DR. R. V. LANCE
Barbara Bergerson
$262,776 over the ¡963 distribution.
4.00 grades, the largest number ev­
limits of Goble, and from a half
OPTOMETRIST
Columbia county's share of the col­ er to earn perfect records for one
mile west of Goble westerly three
Middle age is that time of life
lection, based on 492 house trailer grading period.
Wed.,
10 A.M.— 5 P.M.
miles to about two miles east of
when you wonder if you stll want to
applications, is $10,747.52. This com­
Vernonia Clinic
He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. T. do the things you’ve always wanted
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hannula of Rainier. The petitioner for these two pares with $8,005.24 received last
M. Hobart.
Building
to do.
Vernonia were installed Sunday as areas was the Oregon Roadside year.
Council.
worthy matron and patron of Waba-
The additional money resulted
Nehalem Highway (ORE202): from
nang Chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
from
two factors, a change in the fee
at Clatskanie. The Hannulas former­ a point near Olney southerly about schedule which took effect late in
ly lived in Clatskanie and have 16 miles to approximately three 1963 as well as an increase in the
maintained their Eastern Star mem­ miles north of Jewell, and from the number of house trailers in the
Northrup county road east of Jewell
bership there.
state. Hill explained. The fee is col­
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandon, past easterly about five miles to a point lected by the department in lieu of
During the recent Grand Chapter,
matron and patron for Nehalem just west of the Birkenfeld post of­ a property tax on house trailers,
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Chapter, were the installing worthy fice. Petitioner for these two areas along with a flat $6.00 license charge. Order of Eastern Star which was
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held last week at the Memorial Col­
matron and patron for the ceremon­ was the Oregon State Federation of
V
The
fee
is
based
on
two
percent
of
iseum
in
Portland.
Mrs.
Wilbur
Da­
Garden
Clubs,
Inc.
ies Sunday.
the market value of the trailer. Un­ vis was advanced to the office of as­
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Among other officers installed
Regularly $1.99 and $4.98
der the current schedule, market sociate grand matron, which is next
were Mrs. Howard Jones of Birken-
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value starts at 80 percent of the to the top office in the Grand Chap­
feld who holds the office of chaplain
ÿ
cost price (wholesale» for the first ter. Officers were installed in very
and Mrs. Norman Hansen of Mist
Regularly $3.98
year and depreciates five percent impressive ceremonies last Thurs­
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who fills the star point. Ruth.
per year for nine years for a final day evening and many members of
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A number of members from Ne­
market value of 40 percent of the Nehalem Chapter here were present
halem Chapter were in Clatskanie
original cost price. The former to see this honor conferred on their
Four photographs fropi troubled
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to attend the installation.
schedule
dropped to 20 percent after member.
Saigon, Viet-Nam have arrived at the
nine years.
Special
Shipment—Sizes
8-18.
Reg.
$5
98
-
$7
98
This session marked the diamond
Oregon state fair.
Hill reminded purchasers and deal­ anniversary of the Oregon Grand
Nguyen Van Thong mailed the
Johnson-Cheiwood Vows
photos from Saigon for entry in the ers that the retail sales price listed Chapter and the most worthy grand
Exchanged In Portland
!
on the certificate of origin, which matron of the General Grand Chap­
One Group—Reg. $9.98
International Salon of Photography
the
buyer
receives,
must
be
the
Marriage vows were exchanged competition at the fair September
ter and other distinguished guests
$
same as the price lusting filed with were in attendance. Mrs. Davis, as
Wednesday morning of this week at 4-12.
the
department
by
the
manufacturer.
the home of Reverend Raymond P.
grand
conductress
had
the
privilege
First entries in young art also ar­
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Targgart in Portland by Mrs. Lois rived this week. They are a group of If they do not agree, it can result in of escorting and introducing them
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ANNOUNCING
OUR
NEW
LOOK—
We’ve
enlarged
Chet wood and George Johnson. Fol­ water colors from the elementary correspondence and delay in com­ during the sessions.
lowing the ceremony, cake and cof­ grades in the George A. Brisco pleting registrations.
In November, Mrs Davis, in com­
The fee, he said, is based on the pany with the junior past grand >' to iiive our customers more room for browsing. COME
fee were served by Mrs. Targgart school in Ashland. ,)
$ IN AND SEE.
before the couple left for a trip to
This is the first art received for figure supplied to the department by matron, Virginia Wright, and the >:
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the manufacturer.
Lake Louise and other scenic points the 1964 state fair.
worthy grand matron, Merle Lamar,
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in Canada. Upon their return they
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES EACH DAY
will attend the trienniel general $
Young art division is open to school
DON’T FORGET D O R O T II Y 'S Grand Chapter sessions in Dallas,
will be at home in Vernonia.
grades 12 and under, n. •
•J< THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY—SURPRISES!
COFFEE BREAK.
17tfc Texas.
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Game Synopsis
To Be Available
Board Posts
Scenic Areas
THE PEOPLE
SPEAK - - -
Trailer Dealers
Given Reminder
Hannulas Given
Star Positions
Grand Chapter
Confers Honor
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CLEARANCE
FABRICS 'N FASHIONS
BLOUSES.................. Now $1.50 - $3.00
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Photographs
Arrive For Fair
NYLON STRETCH TOPS...... Now $2.50
DRESSES...........................10-25% Oil
ASSTD. CAPRIS................. Now $3.98
STRETCH CAPRIS.............. Now $7.50
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