Grange Guests
Deliver Gavel
The members of V e r n o n i a
Grange were pleasantly surprised
Saturday night when the members
of Winema Grange came from
Birkenfeld to present the Grange
travelling gavel. Those accompany­
ing the gavel were: Mickey Hop­
kins, master; Edna Johnson, sec­
retary; Darrel Baker, overseer;
T. M, Hopkins, steward; Elna Bak­
er, lady assistant steward; Lora
Hopkins, chaplain; Ben Holboke,
gatekeeper; Lorna Udey, Ceres.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Waddell and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderegg
were visitors from Natal Grange.
The application of Gary Justice
was accepted for membership.
A card party will be given at the
hall February 26.
The Home Economics club will
hold its regular meeting for the
month at the hall Thursday, Feb­
ruary 24 at one o’clock.
Rainbow Officers Seated In
Impressive Rites February 6
CHRIS BENDER
Officers for Nehalem Assembly
No. 18, Order of Rainbow for Girls,
Happiness has a tremendous ad­ were installed Sunday afternoon,
vantage over wealth—somebody is February 6 at 2 p.m. in an impres­
not always trying to borrow or sive ceremony, open to the public,
at the Masonic Temple.
steal it.
Miss Christine Bender was in­
stalled as worthy advisor and those
seated with her were as follows:
Worthy associate advisor, Mar­
sha Krieger; charity, Nancy Ham­
nett; hope, Virginia Nelson; faith,
Dottie Grosche; recorder, Jeanette
Aultman; treasurer, Linda Aber­
crombie; chaplain, Diane Rodgers;
drill leader,Kristen Landers; love,
Patty Fisher; religion,Judy Baska;
nature, Lawayne Leffler; immor­
to your
tality, Judy Horn; fidelity, Allyson
Hall; patriotism, Kathy Bergerson;
insurance
service, Marilyn King; confidential
planning
observer, Donna Rodgers; outer
observer, Kathy Tomlin; musician,
Developing a protection pro­
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gram that is right for you
requires expert planning. Be­
Honorary officers include histor­
ian, Sandra Olson; assistant drill
cause we offer insurance of
leader, Vicki Ramsey and pages,
every kind for your home, car,
Linda Norman and Julie Spitzer.
family or business, we can ob­
Members of the board are Mrs.
jectively analyze your require­
Louise Hamnett, Mother Advisor;
ments over-all, and balance
Mrs. Sam Hearing, Mrs. Harry
your insurance dollars to fit
Culbertson, Mrs. Ella Cline, Sam
them best. There’s no cost or
Hearing, James Johns, Thomas
obligation for this service. Call
Tomlin, Ralph Sturdevant, Ralph
us for details.
Bergerson and Mrs. Nell Thomas.
The ceremony was carried out
by Ann Bergerson, outgoing wor­
thy advisor as installing worthy
advisor; Chris Nacheff as record­
er; Rory Workman as chaplain;
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Miarilyn Jones as marshal and
EXCHANGE
Mrs. Marvin Kamholz as musician.
Members of the Seaside DeMolay
905 Bridge Street
chapter were here to perform the
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impressive crowning ceremony in
which Miss Bender was crowned as
Vernonia, Oregon
worthy advisor and Ann Berger­
son as past worthy advisor. Miss
R epresenting.
Bender was also presented with
Hartford Accident and
the traditional toy Scotty dog
Indemnity Company
wearing a DeMolay cape.
Member Hartford
Entertainment during the instal­
Insurance Group
Hartford 15, Conn.
lation was provided by David Ser-
afin who sang the theme song from
Sound of Music.
J. Horn
Miss Bender has chosen for her
colors red, gold and white which
were used in decorations. Her
theme is: “ God wil not let you
fail.”
After taking the gavel, Miss
Bender introduced members of her
family present including her moth­
er, Mrs. Ann Bender; her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Bender and family from Rainier
and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Richardson from Ska-
makawa, Washington.
Special guests at the event in­
cluded Mrs. Eleanor Taylor, grand
deputy of the International Order
of Rainbow for Girls in Oregon;
Mrs. Steve Nacheff and her daugh­
ter Chris who holds the ofice of
grand religion; Reverend Raymond
P. Targgart, pastor of the EUB
church; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mel­
vin of Portland and Mr.and Mrs.
Walter Workman.
Presentation of the Rainbow
necklace to Kristen Landers was
made by Sam L. Hearing, dad ad­
visor. The necklace, established by
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Moran, is
given each term in recognition of
outstanding work in the assembly.
Dottie Grosche. incoming faith,
was presented with her Rainbow
Bible by Linda Abercrombie. Ser­
vice bars, given for points earned
in various ways, were presented
by Rory Workman to Linda Aber­
crombie, Patty Fisher, Kristen
Landers and Kathy Tomlin.
A clever degree was given to
honor outgoing worthy advisor Ann
Bergerson in which she was given
her initial in styrofoam which was
decorated with flowers as each of
the color station officers read to
her an appropriate verse.
Following the meeting, refresh­
ments were served in the down­
stairs dining room.
Monday of this week, the newly
installed officers conducted their
first meeting of the term and made
plans for a number of activities in
the coming weeks.
February 23 they will go to
Forest Grove to visit their adopted
grandmother, Mrs. Roark at the
Masonic-Eastern Star home on her
birthday. They will also visit
their adopted grandfather. W. T.
Lilley.
February 28, the next regular
meeting, the Grand Worthy Advis­
or, Christie Peterson of Portland,
will make her official visit.
March 14 the assembly will en­
tertain members of the local Ma­
sonic Lodge and Eastern Star
chapter. March 27 they will hold
a reception to honor Miss Marilyn
Jones, grand chaplain.
Wednesday of this week the
Rainbow Girls were guests of Ne­
halem Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star.
Sewing Sisters Club
Starts Work on Shifts
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The Sewing Sisters 4-H club met
for the second time February 5.
The girls finished up beach bags
and scarves and started shifts.
Later Mrs. Robert Borders serv­
ed cookies.
Reporter, Coleen Webb
Sweater Project Begun
By Balls of Yarn Club
The Balls of Yam 4-H club
members are making sweaters in
Phase II. Mrs. Don Huss served
cookies and kolaid at the meeting
held February 2.
Coleen Webb, reporter
Babes Dominate
News For Week
Vernonia babies somewhat dom­
inated the scene last week at Tu-
ality hospital, Hillsboro.
Tuesday, February 8, a daugh­
ter arrived there for Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Vaughn. She weighed in at
6 pounds 5 ounces and has been
named Nikki Mashell. Grandpar­
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Hans Slette
of Timber route and Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Vaughn of Raymond,
Washington. There also are a
great grandfather, Forest Booth of
Fremont, Nebraska and a great
grandmother, Mrs. Minna Slette of
Sand Point, Idaho. Mrs. Vaughn is
here helping care for her new
granddaughter.
Friday, February 11 a girl ar­
rived at Tuality for Mr. and Mrs.
Edison Aldrich. She weighed 7
pounds 9 ounces and has been
named Sonia Renee. She has two
sisters and a brother and grand­
parents, Mrs. Mary Aldrich and
REVEALED at a recent dinner was the engagement of Linda Schuch-
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones of
man daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Cehuchman of Tacoma, Wash­
Sumrall, Mississippi.
ington, to Harvey L. Redmond II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Redmond.
Also arriving Friday, February-
Miss Schuchman and her fiance both are music majors at Western Wash­
Il at Tuality was a son for Mr.
ington State College.
— Penthouse Studio Photo, Tacoma
and Mrs. Ted Bodenhamer. He has
been named Tony Warren, weighed
9 pounds 10 ounces and joins two
Money has many paradoxes, the
Don’t accept gifts from others
sisters. His grandparents are Mr. chief one being how to obtain it. if you value your freedom.
and Mrs. Earl Baska and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bodenhamer, all of
Wheat is planted and/or har­
O e r n o n ia E a g l e
Vernonia.
vested someplace in the world ev­
ery day of the year.
THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1966
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P.E.O. Members
View Pictures
At the meeting held February
8 at the home of Mrs. Paul Gor­
don, members of Chapter BS,
P.E.O. Sisterhood were entertained
with pictures Mrs. Gordon had tak­
en in Portugal and Spain on her
European tour last year.
During the business sessi o n,
plans were made for the annual
B.I.L. party at which members
entertain husbands. It will be held
this coming Sunday, February 20
at the Timber Nook, the newly
renovated dining room at Nehalem
Lanes.
The next meeting, February 22
will be at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Bridgers and Mrs. R. B. Fletcher
will present the Founders Day pro­
gram.
Week End Visits Made
To Celebrate Birthday
RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Powell and family of Eugene
and Mel Powell of Portland spent
the week end at the home of the
men’s mother, Mrs. Inez Powell,
to help celebrate her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Bothwell of
Seattle spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Yore-
son.
Mrs. Russell Snook and three
children of Cornelius spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Snook.
NO TICE
Personal Property Tax
Return Due
MARCH 2, 1966
A friendly reminder io avoid penalties:
All personal property must be reported
on Form No. 1 or Form No. 2 not later
than March 2nd.
If you have net received a form, please
drop us a card or letter stating the kind
of personal property and we w ill mail
you the proper form.
DO NOT REPORT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE OR LICENSED
VEHICLES
FRANK H. LeMONT
County Assessor
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TANGELOS ............ 2 Lbs. 29c
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BLACK PEPPER l'/i-oz. Can 2 /2 9c
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25-Lb.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Bag $2.39
MJB COFFEE 2-Lb. Tin
$1.57
ZEE PAPER NAPKINS
8 /$ l
PAPER TOWELS ST«»
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DOG FOOD
12 Cans $1
BABY FOOD —
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BABY FOOD 5 X .
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ANTI FREEZE
$1.29
HI FLIER KITES
2 /2 5 c
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