Red Cross TV
Course Offered
Gift Exchange Held
At Winema HEC Meet
BIRKENFELD — The December
HEC meeting was held last Tuesday
Columbia county residents with­ at the home of Mrs. Edna Johnson.
in the viewing range of KOAP/ There were eight ladies present. A
TV, channel 10, Portland, will soon potluck luncheon was served at noon.
have an opportunity to get Red The eight present had a Christmas
Cross first aid training in the com­ gift exchange, and they also made
out their program plans for 1966. A
fort of their living rooms.
Guy Thomas of Vernonia and card party will be held at Edna’s
Rod Norwood of St. Helens, both this coming Saturday, December 18,
members of the board of direc­ at 8:00 p.m.
Mrs. Paul Ramsey and Vicky and
tors of the Oregon Trail chapter
of Red Cross, jointly announced Paul, accompanied Shirley Berg to
that channel 10 will broadcast the Clatskanie Friday evening to hear
training films in ten half-hour ses­ the Christmas concert put on by the
sions on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 Choralaires. The Ramsey family
went to Portland Sunday afternoon
p.m. beginning January 4.
The two Red Cross board mem­ to hear Cascade College’s Oratorio
bers from Columbia county point­ choir and orchestra rendition of Han­
ed out that viewers will, as a bon­ del’s “Messiah”. Jan Johnston ac­
companied them. Several from Mist
Don and June Mulford will show in one bull’s antlers was carried us, have an opportunity to com­ attended the concert, also.
plete
the
course
and
earn
a
Red
their "Olympic Wildlife” movie in along in his fierce charge.”
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udey journey­
Cross first aid certificate by pre­
Vernonia at the Joy Theatre,
He states that this is a chance
Monday, December 27 and in to learn of the beauty of the registration, use of textbooks, and ed to Portland Wednesday and again
Clatskanie at the Avalon Theatre, Olympic National Parx and where attendance of two work sessions Saturday for business reasons. Mrs.
to practice skills and evaluate abili­ Vera Soderback and her mother,
Tuesday, December 28 at 8 p. m.
one can go into the back country ties.
Mrs. Johnson, from Portland, visit­
This movie will be shown in with horses and camp out as they
Thomas and Norwood have made ed at the Udey home Sunday morn­
magnificent color and Don will
do.It is an opportunity to gain arrangem ents with the safety ser­ ing.
give live narration.
much information on the life and vices departm ent of the Oregon
Arthur Bellingham, Boone John­
Don and June Mulford’s “ Olym
habits of the Roosevelt Elk.
Trail chapter so that two work ston, Jerry Widmayer and a friend,
pic Wildlife” is a credit to the
As one goes with Don and June sessions necessary for viewers com­ left for Witchita, Kansas Sunday
Olympic National Park. They have
via film, he will capture the mood pletion of the course will be held morning. Mr. Widmayer owns the
captured the grandeur and beau­
of the “ High Country,” following in St. Helens dependent on the vol­ airport at Scappoose, and he and the
ty of the Mighty Olympics, the
the elk in their native habitat; ume of pre-registration. The place, friend that accompanied the four­
Majestic Bulls in their mighty mo­
travel through the “ Rain Forest,” dates, and times of the work ses­ some, will be bringing two new
ments of battle and the heart
along beautiful rivers and streams, sions will be announced later to planes back upon their return the end
warming tenderness of the baby
by magnificent waterfalls in the registrants.
of the week. Mr. Johnston called
elk calves. They have captured the
“ Enchanted Valley,” and through
For
maximum
benefits,
viewers
Mrs.
Johnston Sunday evening and
beauty of the deer in the “ Rain
meadows of alpine flowers and will are encouraged to pre-register by said they were in Cheyenne, Wyo­
Forest” , as fawn, spikes and cross snowfields with many snow­ sending their name, address, and
ming, and would be in Wichita the
large bucks, and the dancing and capped mountains and glaciers one dollar to cover the cost of the
next morning. Had the four left ear­
playfulness of the bears is spec­ above.
first aid textbook and work book, lier Sunday (they were delayed by
tacular.
Admission prices are adults $1, to the Oregon Trail Chapter, Amer­ weather conditions) they had plan­
Don and June Mulford had al
children 11 and under, 50c and un­ ican Red Cross, 4200 S. W. Cor­ ned to make it into Witchita the
ready become famous with their der 5 free. Doors open at 7 and bett Ave., Portland, Oregon 97201. same day.
"Mexico to Canada Trailride” and the show starts at 8 and is over
With the rate of accidental deaths
Harvey Cave from St. Helens, his
other wildlife movies, but their at 10.
constantly rising (105,000 in the son, Russell, and a nephew visited
“Olympic Wildlife” beat all expec­
nation last year), the two Red at the Jim Watson’s Sunday. The
tations and is climaxed with the
Cross board members from Co­ men did some elk hunting. Mr. Cave
greatest bull fight ever filmed
Two Men Hospitalized
lumbia county are encouraging as works at Phillips Motors in St. Hel­
“Of all my time in the hills,”
many as possible to take advan­ ens. Mr. Watson is in Portland this
And
Another
Released
Don said, “ Filming this bull fight
tage of this valuable training which week doing some painting in an
RIVERVIEW — Clifford Fowler might well save lives.
was the greatest thrill of my life.
apartment owned by the Watsons.
As we were crawling through the underwent surgery at the Tuality
Anna Hanberg and Mrs. Alma
hospital
in
Hillsboro
Monday.
He
underbrush, the bugling reached a
Samuelson went to Astoria last
crescendo. We knew the fight is making good recovery.
Thursday. Mrs. Samuelson visited
George Peachey was taken to
would start at any moment. A
her daughter, Mrs. Helen Fick, and
the
U.
S.
Veteran’s
hospital
in
crash of antlers just across an
Anna visited with her brother and
opening and the fight was on. We Portland Wednesday suffering with
wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hanberg.
pneumonia.
Friday
his
wife,
Agnes,
were within 25 yards of these
Visitors
Saturday evening at the
giant bulls, and the way they were and mother Mrs. Grace Peachey
MIST—The Mist - Birkenfeld home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller
accompanied
Mrs.
Carson
Strong
tearing up everything that got in
Home Extension unit met at the
their path, we could very easily to visit him and found him much Birkenfeld Center Friday with 16 were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoard of
get run over. They would lock ant­ improved. L. H. Sargent returned members present. Mrs. Bud He- Rainier. Sunday the Millers went to
lers with terrific force. Their de­ h^me with them after about a meon and Mrs. Sulo Sanders were Longview to visit with his mother,
termination to get at one another two week stay in that hospital. He guests. Mrs. Sanders won the host­ Mrs. Florence Miller.
was so great that a log caught is now living at the Cherry Tree ess box. A Christmas box was
apartments.
packed and sent to a home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan of Gifts were exchanged among the
Portland and Mrs. Myrtle Snook ladies. Mrs. Charles Hansen and
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Norman Hansen were host­
THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1985 Virgil Snook Saturday.
esses. Mrs. Art Bellingham and
Mrs. Eldon Shetler will present
What Every Woman Should Know
About Electricity a t the January
14 meeting in the Birkenfeld Cen­
ter at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. A. R. Mills
and Mrs. Charles Ramsey will be
hostesses. There will be a potluck
luncheon at noon. Everyone is wel­
come.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Higgason
and Carol of Union were Saturday
visitors of Mrs. Hugh Cox. Anna
Hanberg stayed over night Satur­
day and Sunday with Mrs. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews
and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Math­
ews enjoyed the “Christmas 1965”
program presented by the Chorl-
aires Friday night at Clatskanie.
Saturday visitors at the Charles
Hansen home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Kulju and Terry of Portland
and Mrs. Ken Justus, Joan and
Judy of Creswell.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis and
four children of St. Helens moved
into one of the Mist Cottages dur­
ing the week.
Wildlife Film Scheduled Here
Unit Packs Box
For Christmas
Winema Gives
Members Pins
BIRKENFELD — Four Winema
Grange members were presented
with 25 year membership pins and
certificates at a recent joint Grange
installation of Vernonia, Natal and
Winema Granges in Natal on Sunday,
December 5. The pin and certificate
recipients from Birkenfeld’s local
grange, were Tom Hopkins and his
son, Mickey, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran­
cis Nordstrom.
Mrs. Art Bellingham and her mo­
ther, Elsa Richardson, had dinner
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Richardson and small son. Last
Thursday Mrs. Bellingham and her
mother were in Portland and did
some Christmas shopping. They visit­
ed also with Mrs. Bellingham’s
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Douglas Bel­
lingham (Dianna). Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Bellingham and family were at the
George Bellingham home Sunday.
This was their annual Christmas tree
trek.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wanstrom were
in Portland Saturday to do some
shopping.
Mrs. Sundland Home
For Recuperation
MIST—Mrs. Charles Sundland
arrived home Sunday afternoon
from the Good Sam aritan hospit­
al after having surgery from which
she is recuperating nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Deather-
age and children of Seattle visited
at the Dave Crawford home over
the week end. Mrs. Deatherage
and children formerly lived in one
of the Mist cottages.
Saturday visitors at the George
Mathews home were Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Berg and Mr. and Mrs. Dee-
Veere Hershey and Dee. The Ken­
neth Tuppers visited them Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Ramsey and Paul,
Shirley Berg and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hansen were among those
who attended the Christmas pro­
gram the Choralaires presented
Friday evening at Clatskanie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garlock en­
joyed a short trip to E astern Ore­
gon the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wagner stayed
at the Garlock home while they
were away.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stuve and
daughters of Beaverton visited with
the Roy Kyser family Saturday.
O L Y M P IC W IL D L IF E
With Don and June Mulford
l»/2-HOUR brilliant
color movie
Leading Sportsmen say: “It is the greatest elk film
ever bought to the screen. It is magnificent. The
bull fight alone is worth the price of admission.’’
JOY THEATRE, Vernonia, Mon., Dec. 27
Adults $1.00, Children 11 & Under 50c, 5 & Under Free
Doors Open at 7, Show starts at 8, Over a t 10
AV ALON THEATRE, Clatskanie, Tuesday, Dec. 28
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