THE NATAL Grange booth entry won a fifth place
ribbon with a mountain theme. The background fea
tured a painted mountain range flanked by trees, while
elve figurines were depicted mining, fishing, picking
berries, gardening, etc. The booth also carried displays
cf general farm produce.
THE SOUTH Scappoose Grange booth entry which won
a second place award at the county fair last week had
a theme of “Cannon Fodder”. The booth featured a
miniature cannon in the center of the display with a
large American flag in the left background and smaller
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A SPECIAL award went to the Warren Grange entry
“Great Expectations” which featured a background of
four golden sheafs of grain, the American flag and the
Bible in the center of the display. General farm
duce and flowers were also tastefully arranged.
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MIST — Mrs. Wayne Kyser accom
panied Mrs. Bettie Fuquay and Mrs.
Barbara Bergerson, Mrs. Bettie
Lamping and Mrs. Billie Tipton to
Deer Island Thursday evening to
set up the Timber Route. Vernonia
and Mist-Birkenfeld Extension dis
play.
Roscmerri and Donna Sanders and
Judy Kyser attended the spaghetti
feed at the Bible church in Vernonia
Saturday evening and later swam at
the Perry’s Sports Camp. Melvin
Kyser joined them after the ball
game with Alston Comers.
Raymond Brower arrived Thurs
day from California to visit his wife
and their daugher, Mrs. Sulo San
ders. and family.
All baseball players will be given
a potluck dinner Friday evening at
Clatskanie.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and
Rcbin of Cocoa, Florida, arrived Sat
urday to visit her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Reynolds. Mrs.
Young is the former Colleen Rey
nolds, daughter of Roy Reynolds of
Arcadia, California. The Reynolds
and their guests were in Longview
Sunday visiting at the Armour Rey
nolds home. The Youngs are visiting
in the Jewell area this week before
going back to visit longer here en
route to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Karr of Van
couver were at the Clarence Kyser
borne Saturday afternoon. Later in
the evening the Kyser family attend
ed the Columbia county fair at Deer
Island.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964
MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Art Fmble-
ton, their daughter Irene and son
Joe, from Independence, Missouri
arrived at the Walter Mathews home
Sunday. Irene was Marian’s room
mate last year at college. They left
Monday morning, taking Marian
back with them. She will again at
tend the Graceland College at La
moni, Iowa. After church Sunday
evening, the Sanders family met with
the Mathews and Embletons for a
farewell get together for Marian.
Saturday evening dinner guests at
the Wayne Kyser home were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Sparks of Delena and
Mrs. Alice McCabe and Allan ot
Heppner.
Mrs. Charles Drake and Lanny re
turned to their home in Nevada Fri
day after visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Norman Hannan, and family.
Mrs. Howard Grimsbo, Raymond
and Kathy stayed at Deer Island
Wednesday through Sunday while the
youngsters participated in the fair.
Mrs. Bill Hatfield and Roger were
to arrive at the Grimsbo home Mon
day for a weeks visit while Mr. Hat
field is in Ohio attending a VFW
convention.
Visitors at the Claude Kyser home
over the week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Karr, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Kyser and family, Forest Grove
and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hawkins
and daughter cf Cathlamet, Wash
ington. The Hawkins family has just
moved to Washington where he Is
now working.
flags on the right. A small logging truck with a huge
log, canned displays of meats, fruits and vegetables
stairstepping up the sides of the booth and general
farm produce and flowers completed the display.
Frank Jaekscn, Fred Busch, Mike
and Mart were in Portland Saturday
evening to see the baseball game.
Sunday the Busch family flew from
Scappoose to Copalis Beach, Wash
ington to attend a family picnic spon
sored by the Astoria Chapter cf the
APA. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bellingham
attended also.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Molnar of Pert-
land and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Norman
and family were visitors at the
David Crawford home Sunday.
The school bell will start to ring
Monday morning, August 31, for the
Mist - Birkenfeld and V e r n o n i a
schools. Have heard several say,
“where did cur summer go?”
A. E. Jones of Castle Rock, Wash
ington visited at the Shalmcn Libel
home Tuesday. Mrs. Lawton Waddell
visited at the Libel home Saturday
merning.
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Families Picnic
In Washington
TIMBER ROUTE — Those enjoy
ing a day of boating, water skiing,
and a picnic at Yale dam in Washing
ton Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Gibson Jr. and four children, Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell McKee and three
children, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gwin
and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Buckner and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Ostrander and two chil
dren and they were joined by Mr.
and Mrs. Dick McNair and five chil
dren from Amboy, Washington.
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Birt and Mrs.
Wlegandt drove to Vancouver, Wash
ington Sunday to visit Mrs. Birt's
mother, Mrs. Victoria Rowe.
Mrs. Sine Collins from Hillsboro
called on Mrs. Mae Wienecke
Wednesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Gene Drips from
Hillsboro visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Christensen Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Cox called on Mrs. Al
Rosser Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bud Gibson and Mrs. Dick
Gwin were in Forest Grove Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landon and
family from Portland, Debbie Mate-
son of Canby, and Mrs. Eva Newton
from Portland visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Thacker Sunday afternoon.
Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs
Bud Gibson were his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Gibson Sr., and in
the evening Mr and Mrs. Jack Odam
visited them.
Mr. an! Mrs. Wilbur Thacker vis
ited Mr. »nd Mrs. Jess Wilson in For
est Grove Thursday afternoon.
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