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park last week end. Weather was
not good but the park was full over
Saturday night and Sunday. In spite
of the weather they enjoyed the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Taylor of Tygh
Valley were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Brickel.
Mrs.
Marion
Golf Club Year
Gets Underway
Aldridge Rites H eld T uesday
Steers,
insurance
agent for the three Nehalem Valley
Granges, attended her own meeting
at Natal Grange Wednesday of last
week, then visited Winema Grange
at Birkenfeld Thursday night and
Vernonia Grange on Timber road
Saturday evening.
John Reitz, 16 year old son of Mr.
Card party, Fire hall, Sat., Feb. and Mrs. John Reitz of Portland and
20, 8 p.m. St. Mary’s Altar Society. grandson of Mr. and *Mrs. J. E. Tapp
Bridge, Pinochle, Prizes, Refresh­ cf North Plains, was featured as
ments.
5t3c pianist Wednesday at the Oregon Mu­
George Robertson returned home sic Teachers association meeting
last week end after being away since held at Wilson high school. He play­
before Christmas. He has been at ed the Rachmaninoff Second Piano
the home of a daughter at Oak Grove Concerto with the Wilson high school
with the exception of time spent in orchestra led by Jack Dalby.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Folken were
the hospital for surgery.
Friends here have received an­ guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
nouncements from Mr. ;uid Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Bergerud in Vancou­
Manford Johnson of Chapman telling ver.
Albert Childs is a patient at the
of the arrival of a 9 pound 4 ounce
son, John Jay at the Columbia Dis­ Hillairs Convalescent Home at 1778
trict hospital at St. Helens February NE Cornell Road, Hillsboro at the
6. Mr. Johnson is a former Vernonia present time.
George Wood of 542 Third (Madi­
resident.
son) street was taken to the Forest
Ralph E. Bergerson, assistant man­ Grove hospital by the Vernonia am­
ager of the Vernonia Branrh, U. S. bulance Thursday of last week and
Bank attended a two day branch op­ underwent surgery Wednesday of
erational meeting held at the Port­ this week. His children, Mr. and
land head office February 9 and 10. Mrs. George A. Wood and Mrs. Mil­
Among Vernonia rock club mem ­
dred Small of Coos Bay came to be
bers who attended the Oregon Agate
near him and also to be with and
and Mineral Society show at OMSI assist their mother, Mrs. George F.
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James
Wood.
Drake and Henry Winfield .
Card party. Fire hall. Sat,, Feb.
20, 8 p.m. St. Mary’s Altar Society.
Bridge, Pinochle, Prizes, Refresh­
ments.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Garner and
You’re as close to Mill Market and Lockers
as your Telephone— HAzel 9-3492
— Member of United Grocers —
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
A group of Eastern Star members
who reside here were at St. Helens
Tuesday evening for a friendship
night meeting. Included were Mrs.
Ralph Bergerson, worthy matron of
Nehalem Chapter; Mrs. Thora Shaf­
fer, Mrs. Justin Folken, Mrs. Harry
Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry San-
don, Mrs. Floyd Bush and Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Hannula, worthy matron
and patron for the Clatskanie chap­
ter. Wednesday evening, Mrs. Ber­
gerson, Mrs. Culbertson, Mrs. Bush,
Mrs. Albert Brunsman and Mrs. Wil­
bur Davis, grand associate matron,
were in Portland for the friendship
night at Waverly chapter.
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
Funeral services were held here
Tuesday morning at the First Chris­
tian church for Mrs. Vera Aldridge,
granddaughter of early valley pio­
neers, who passed away early Sat­
urday morning at Milwaukie follow­
ing an extended illness.
Mrs. Aldridge was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood and was
bom on their homestead on Stoney
Point road, now the Ben Fowler
place, December 14, 1894. Her ma­
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Saul Sheeley, had come to this area
in 1874 with the first settlers in this
part of the valley, and her father
homesteaded here shortly after that.
She attended local schools and Os­
car Weed recalled this week that in
1911, the first year that the Vernonia
schools had more than one teacher,
he taught for two months at the open­
ing of school until the man hired
for the position of principal arrived
and she was one of his pupils.
She lived most of her life in this
area and where-ever her home was
it was distinguished by the profusion
of flowers with which she had an un­
usual “green thumb” nack.
She is survived by two sons, Elmo
Ira Aldridge of Eugene and Iral R.
Aldridge of Milwaukie and four
grandchildren. There also is a step­
son, step-grandchildren and step-
greatgrandchildren. Also, among sur­
vivors are four sisters, Mrs. Lida
Mills, Mrs. Doris Hillsbery and Mrs.
Gaynelle Reed, all of Vernonia, and
Mrs. Shirley Neilsen of Portland and
a brother, Newell Wood cf Vernonia.
Many nieces, nephews and cousins
also reside in this area .
The services at 11 a.m. Tuesday
were conducted by Rev. Herbert
Read of the Milwaukie Church of
Christ. Vault interment, was at the
Vernonia Memorial cemetery. The
Peake Funeral Home at Milwaukie
was in charge of arrangements.
Skeans Given
Forestry lob
Everett Skeans, Rainier, was elect­
ed chairman of the Columbia county
Farm Forestry committee last Fri­
day, succeeding Elmer Loyd, Deer
Island, who has served as chairman
for the past four years. Loyd was
elected to the vice-chairman position.
Don Coin Walrod, county extension
agent, serves as secretary.
Committee members set dates for
the tenth annual forestry field day
for all seventh grade students of the
county at their quarterly meeting,
considered management factors for
timber on Camp Wilkerson, and
made tentative arrangements for a
public tour to the Tillamook experi­
mental forest area early in March.
The first monthly meeting of the
Vernonia Men’s Golf association was
called February 2 at the Vernonia
clubhouse by Richard D. Fletcher,
president.
The program dates for the 1965
events are being outlined. These
events include a spring handicap
tournament, home and home match
tournaments with St. Helens and
Seaside, ladies day picnic, Tuesday
evening plays and fall championship
flights.
The following committee chairmen
were named:
Tournament, Horace Hertel; lad­
der beard, Loel Roberts; handicaps,
Wayne Thomas; club championship,
Yes! Now is the tim e to
have your car checked com­
pletely from bum per to
bum per fo r the coming win­
te r season.
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SAFETY CHECK
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NEHALEM VALLEY
MOTOR FREIGHT
Robert Sargent; ladies day, William
E. Nelson; Tuesday night, Richard
Fletcher; spring handicap, Wayne
Thomas; publicity, Ralph Bergerson.
A golf movie in color was shown
to the group on a match played by
Jay Herbert and Friedel Schmader-
er at Hamburg Golf club, Falken-
stein, Germany. A golf movie will be
shown on the first Tuesday of each
month with the next one March 2.
The golf course is in very fine
shape and 1965 should be a big
golf year for the members of the
VMGA. Any sportsman who wishes
a challenge with a small white ball
on a green carpet with a flagged
hole is welcomed to attend the mon­
thly meetings and share in the sport
of golf, according to Ralph Berger­
son, publicity chairman.
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UNION S E R V IC E
Dales To Remember
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18
Past Chiefs club - Home of Mrs.
Carl Davis - 8 p.m.
Mrs. Faye Davis were at OMSI Sun­
day for the agate show, after which FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19
they went to the home of Mr. and Basketball, Loggers vs. Seaside -
Vernonia HS gym - JV 6:15 p.m.
Mrs. Calvin Davis in Raleigh Hills.
varsity 8 p.m.
Mrs. Davis remained there for sever­
Beginners Knitting class - West Ore­
al days visit this week.
gon Bldg. - 7:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Markham and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Markham took Columbia Encampment No. 89-IOOF
hall 8 p.m.
their trailers to Fort Stevens state
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Mother-Daughter banquet - EUB
church - 6:30 p.m.
Natal Grange card party - Natal
hall - 8 p.m.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 18. 1965
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22
George Washington’s Birthday.
Nehalem Assembly Rainbow Girls-
Masonic Temple - 7:30 p.m.
Chamber of Commerce board - West
Oregon Bldg. - 8 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Feb. 19-20
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Chapter BS, PEO Sisterhood • home
of Mrs. Wm. Nelson - 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Vernonia Temple Pythian Sisters -
Robert Walker
IOOF hall - 8 p.m.
Natal Grange - Natal hall - 8 p.m.
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