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Mrs. Henry Turner went to Cali­
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before they arrived there January
27.
Cheryl, Ricky and Carla Devine of
Turner were here last week end to
visit their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Devine and their father,
Claire Devine. Wednesday of last
week, Mrs. Sam Devine accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Danielson and
Mrs. James Swanson of Rainier to
Sheridan to visit a mutual friend at
a nursing home.
and Mrs. Walter Linn was his bro­
ther, Carl P. Linn from Nome, Alas­
ka who formerly was a Vernonia
resident. He is now project engineer
for the highway project at Nome.
He reported that temperatures the
past year ranged from 70 degrees
above in the summer to 52 degrees
below in the winter.
Oernonia Eagle
JUST IN! Vernonia Logger Sweat­
shirts. Fabrics ’n Fashions.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Peasnall of
Card party, Fire hall, Sat., Feb.
20, 8 p.m. St. Mary’s Altar Society.
Bridge, Pinochle, Prizes, Refresh­
ments.
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Mrs. Martha Brady of Warren, ac
companied by Mrs. Cora Lange and
Mrs. Thora Shafer, represented Ver­
nonia Temple Pythian Sisters at the
meeting of Friendship Temple at
North Plains last Friday evening on
the occasion of the official visit
there of Grand Chief Jean Ralston.
All three ladies are officers in Ver-
noiya Temple.
JUST IN! Vernonia Ixvgger Sweat­
shirts. Fabrics ’n Fashions.
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Davis and
family from Beaverton came for his
mother, Mrs. Faye Davis, Sunday
morning anti took her with them to
Clatskanie to the home of another
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Davis and family for a dinner ob­
serving her birthday which occurs
this week.
A recent guest at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Thomas Hall received news
at 3 a.m. last Friday morning that
a new grandson had arrived in Al-
burquerque, New Mexico. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Helvie
and he weighed in at 8 pounds 13
ounces. Mrs. Hall recently spent a
month in Albuquerque anticipating
his arrival but the babe failed to
make his appearance until after she
came home. The Helvies have two
other children, a boy and a girl. Pa­
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Helvie, reside In Longview.
Astoria stopped here Wednesday of
2
THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1965 last week to see their daughter. Mrs.
Melvin Schwab and family, as they
were enroute home from Tooele,
Utah where they had been called
January 27 by the death of Mrs.
Fri., S a t
Feb. 12-13 Peasnall's mother, Mrs. Agnes Cul-
ley. They attended services for her
January 30.' They were fortunate,
Plus
travel-wise, for in spite of the storms
at that time, they found roads open
and made good time. The repairs
Card party, Fire hall. Sat., Feb.
at Rufus had opened the route just 20, 8 p.m. St. Mary’s Altar Society.
JO Y T H E A T E R
Talooed Police Horse
Emil and the Detective
INTRODUCTORY
OFFER
To new residents of this area and those
who have not used our service before.
Bridge,
ments.
Pinochle,
Prizes,
MASHED
CALIF. SMALL WHITE
Beans
Mrs. Paul Gordon accompanied a
group from Portland to The Dalles
Tuesday evening of last week to at­
tend a meeting of Columbia Chapter,
Order of Eastern Star. One of the
group, Georgia Kinsley of Portland,
had the privilege of announcing the
appointment of Rachael Medler,
A party after school Monday ev ­
member of Columbia chapter, as
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
grand representative to Oklahoma
Wm. Nelson observed the tenth
for the Oregon Grand Chapter. She
birthday of their daughter Carol.
also presented a 50-year member­
Schoolmates who enjoyed the event
ship pin to Agnes Hinkle.
with her were Kathy Odam, Kathi
Card party, Fire hall, Sat., Feb. Medges, Jackie Eide, Marsha Stur­
20, 8 p.m. St. Mary’s Altar Society. devant, Debbie Banta, Gail Welch,
Bridge, Pinochle, Prizes, Refresh­ Sally Leffler, Loma Westlind, Susan
ments.
5t3c Miller and Susan Garner. The
then were
Mrs. Lyle Wilkins and children group played games,
from Gilchrist visited here last week served cake and ice cream. For Car­
with her husband’s grandparents, ol, the highlight was opening her
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Wood.
Chief and Mrs. Claude Stevenson JUST IN! Vernonia Logger Sweat­
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and family, who had spent the past shirts. Fabrics ’n Fashions.
month here with her mother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills of Cor­
Hazel Woolsey, are now at San Diego nelius and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
where he has been assigned as an Smith of Willamina were here Sun­
instructor. They had previously been day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridg-
stationed in Italy.
ers, uncle and aunt of the two ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Weaver Jr. of They were pleased to find Mr. Bridg-
Whidby Island, Washington are the ers making good recovery from re­
parents of a boy, Donald Ray, born cent eye surgery for removal of a
February 4 and weighing 4 pounds cataract. He is still making regular
15 ounces. He has one brother. trips to the doctor in Astoria but his
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. progress is good.
Claud Weaver of Timber route and
Mrs. Clarence New is getting
Mr. and Mrs. Art Jacobs of Yakima. around without crutches again but
Mrs. Forrest Rice, mother of Mrs. with her knee in a cast due to a
John Serafin, passed away at Long broken kneecap which resulted from
Beach, California Wednesday of last a fall.
week, February 3. Mrs. Serafin had
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Weed visited
been with her about ten days dur­ relatives in Seattle last week end.
ing her critical illness. Services for
Mrs. Jennie Lusby left the Forest
Mrs. Rice were held last Friday. Grove hospital Tuesday with her bro­
Mrs. Serafin remained with her fa­ ken ankle in a cast and came to the
ther this week ;ind expects to re­ home of her son and wife, Mr. and
turn home this week «aid.
Mrs. Clarence Lusby in Riverview.
fornia in January to meet her son
Jim who was receiving his discharge
at Oxnard. She spent a week there
during which they did sight-seeing,
including a tour of Hollywood. She
made the trip down by bus but they
returned to Vernonia in the car be
had purchased and stopped enroute
. at Coming, California to visit her
aunt and at Eugene to visit her bro­
ther.
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Mrs. Trilla Anderson spent a week
in Portland recently at the home of
her daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Eben John whose daughter,
Mrs. Kenton Wells, of Longview, was
there with her baby who was bom
January 21 and is the great grand­
daughter of Mrs. Anderson.
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THE PEOPLE
SPEAK - - -
Living with Tensions
Extension Study Theme
Mrs. Margaret Allyn, county exten­
sion agent, will meet with the Ver­
nonia Extension Unit Thursday of
next week, February 18, to present
a lesson on "Living with Your Ten­
sions."
The meeting is scheduled for 11
am . in the West Oregon Electric
meeting room and there will be a
potluck luncheon at noon. All per­
sons interested in the program are
invited to attend.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Recent
community
discussions
have placed into focus the promotion
of a covered swimming pool to be
used the year around by all the cit­
izens of the Nehalem Valley and
their guests.
As a m atter of thinking, it has
been mentioned that a ballot issue
might be the logical way to finance
such a project, and the logical or­
ganization would be the present
school district 47J.
Property is vacant and presuma­
bly available adjacent to the high
school on the west of the existing
school plant. Water might possibly
be heated with existing facilities.
If under school district jurisdiction,
said swimming plant could be sup­
ervised and maintained by school
personnel. This would place Vernon­
ia in a favorable position to include
swimming instruction and competi­
tion in the school program. We ad­
vertise Vernonia as a recreation
spot, yet the fact remains that out­
side of hunting and fishing which
are seasonal, we have little to offer
our young people or persons who vis­
it our town.
Members of the Lions Club point
with pride to the present swimming
area on Rock Creek, which as we
observe, is taxed to capacity on
pleasant days, which are limited to
the summer months, and empty on
days of inclement weather. We also
point with pride to the stadium at
Greenman field which was built
largely through the efforts of the
Vernonia Lions Club.
Could an effort by the Nehalem
Valley community, in both labor and
finances, obtain a swimming pool
for this area?
If you have comment or questions
regarding a swimming pool, would
you please direct your letters to the
editor of this paper, or the Vernon­
ia Lions Club?
Respectfully yours,
Don Jackson. Secretary
Vernonia Lions Club
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Timber Route Extension Unit - West
Oregon Bldg., 10:30 a.m.
Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge - I OOF
hall, 8:00 p.m.
St .Mary’s Altar Society - Home of
Mrs. Margaret Davies, 8:00 p.m.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Mist-Birkenfeld Extension Unit - Bir­
kenfeld Center, 10:30 a.m.
Vernonia Gem and Fossil Club - Fire
hall, 8:00 p.m.
Basketball, Loggers versus Neah-
Kah-Nie, Vernonia HS gym, JV
6:15, Varsity 8:00 p.m.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13
Vernonia Grange - Hall by golf
course, 8:00 p.m.
Winema Grange card party - Birken­
feld hall, 8:00 p.m.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15
Lions Club dinner meeting - Fire hall,
6:30 p.m.
American Legion Post 119, Legion
hall, 8:00 p.m.
City Council - City hall, 8:00 p.m.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
American Levion Auxiliary - Legion
hall, 1:30 p.m.
Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge - I OOF
hall, 8:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Nehalem Chapter OES - Masonic
Temple, 8:00 pm .
The only thing that can’t be bought
at vending machines today is a dollar
worth 100 cents.
Jr. Girl Scout
Troop Started
Mrs. Mary Curran of Astoria, dis­
trict director for the Columbia River
Girl Scout Council, was in Vernonia
Tuesday of last week to attend the
final session of the TV training
course for Girl Scout leaders which
a group of Vernonia ladies complet­
ed in preparation for the start of
Girl Scout activities here.
Wednesday evening, the Junior
Girl Scouts held their third meeting
after school at the Scout cabin. Mrs.
Wayne Welch is the troop leader
and Mrs. James Brewer is her as­
sistant. Mrs. Edgar Hartzell and
Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant have also
been instrumental in organizing the
troop.
The 21 girls who have registered
for the troop to date are as follows:
Beverly Anderson, Deborah Banta,
Sharon Brewer, Carol Clason, Susan
Gamer, Vonnie Gaston, Sharlene
Gibson, Nancy Hartzell, Celeste Hy-
trek, Susan Miller, Patti Merritt,
Carol Nelson, Shirley Potter, Glynia
Ridling, Yolanda Robertson, Mary
Ann Steele, Patricia Steele, Sandra
Carol Nelson, Shirley Potter Glynis
Welch and Loma Westlind.
A refrigerator is a good place to
store dampened laundry before it is
ironed. The moist cold helps spread
dampness more evenly and keep it
that way, and the low temperature
prevents mildew. Also, chilled fab­
rics actually iron better.
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