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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1966
Unit Is Given
Safety Lesson
History Group
Holds Meeting
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Attendance at the Columbia
County Historical Society on Wed­
nesday, February 23 included
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F U R N IT U R E
members and guests from out of
the county as well as from the
county. Attending from Portland
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Burris,
Mrs. Cora Eames, Sosia Howlett,
Jessie Latham and Grace Hiatt.
Those from West Linn were Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Smith and Mar­
garet Hudson, and from For­
est Grove, Mr. and Mrs. F. An-
liker and Mrs. Frieda Rice.
After the bountiful noon meal the
meeting was called to order and
7-Piece Dinette Set
Mack Ballard of St. Helens talked
on insurance. He told of his re­
$7995
cent visit to the museum where
he was pleased wtih the many ex­
hibits.
Plans are made for another his­
torical booklet this year, with ma­
terial to be in the hands of the
secretary by May 1. Those having
material suitable for the booklet
should not delay. A good sale of
the other issues is being made.
Mrs. Ervin Abraham of Rainier
talked on her experiences in gath­
ering material. She also took some
of the booklets to sell at Rainier. One of a kind odds and
Wm. Wood and Mrs. Lydia E r­
ickson have books to sell in Clats­ end . . . A steal at only
kanie and Qunincy area.
A discussion was held about a
road which was formerly built
from Reuben to Nehalem valley.
This evidently did not last long.
The Oregon scenery post cards
were on sale and were taken to
the museum by Mrs. Grace Mil­
Goulds balanced flow
Quakertone
ler, curator. A child’s rocking
shallow well system W
Floor Covermg
chair 117 years old has been re
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ceived from Mr. and Mrs. A. U.
Tannler to place in the museum.
sc Yard
Congoleum vinyl Fore­
cast floor covering.
Square
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HARDWARE and ELECTRIC
The Vernonia Extension Unit met
February 17 for its lesson on the
Costs of Higher Education and
Training.
Marian Cassel, safety chairman,
presented a very interesting report,
with pamphlets for all, and a
checklist of safety habits. Every­
one enjoyed the test and some de­
cided their scores indicated a few
changes around the house.
The next meeting, to be held on
March 17, promises to be great
fun. Everyone is to bring her sew­
ing machine and all of its clean­
ing accessories and some extra
scraps of material. The lesson is
to be The Use and Care of Your
Sewing Machine and the leader
training meeting was hilarious.
Kill all the time you wish, but
be sure it is your own.
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didn’t need any persuad­
ing to get him in regu­
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Oregon anglers are reminded by
the game commission that lower
Columbia River tributaries in Zone
1 and several Nehalem River trib­
utaries will close to angling at the
end of February and will remain
closed until May 21.
Columbia tributaries affected by
the closure include Bear Creek,
Beaver Creek, Big Creek, Clatska­
nie River, Gnat Creek, Klaskanine
North and South Forks, and the
Lewis and Clark River. Nehalem
River tributaries affected by the
February 28 closure include the
Nehalem North Fork, Cook Creek,
Rock Creek, and the Salmonberry
River.
Other streams in Zone 1 along
the coast will continue to be open
to steelhead angling through March
31. Anglers are urged to check
the angling synopsis for streams
which remain open through the
March period.
4-H Activities
Four-H club members in Columbia
county will be participating in 4-H
demonstration training meetings. All
demonstration meetings will start at
7:30 p.m. Following is the schedule
March 3, Petersen grade school,
Scappoose; March 7, multi-purpose
room, high school, Clatskanie; March
8, West Oregon Electric, Vernonia;
March 10, Rainier elementary school,
Rainier; March 11, Columbia City
Community hall. St. Helens area.
All club members are urged to at­
tend this meeting. Even those boys
and girls who do not demonstrate
will gain many ideas and suggestions
from observing other club members.
Parents are also urged to attend.
Those club members who have been
successful demonstrations will testi­
fy to the fact that this is a family
activity and club members need sup­
port and assistance from their par­
ents.
County Extension Agents Margaret
Allyn and Robert H. Stevely will be
in attendance to give aid and assis­
tance in the demonstration training.
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Ballad Contest
Heard Friday
Mrs. Mitchell Visits
Several Daughters
RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Glenn Mit­
chell came home Tuesday after
MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Eldon spending several days in Portland
Shetler, Mr. and Mrs. Norman visiting three of her daughters and
Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gar- attending a family dinner at the
lock and Mr. and Mrs. Arby Mills Barbary Coast restaurant. She also
were in Forest Grove Friday ev­ visited in Hillsboro with another
ening to attend the Barbershop daughter, Mrs. Neil Ward, who
quartet contest. The event was en­ brought her home.
joyed immensely.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rash of Port­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundland land visited Sunday at the home
met her uncle and aunt, Mr. and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car-
Mrs. G. G. Bennett at the Port­ son Strong. His mother, Mrs. Mae
land airport Monday and brought Rash, went home with them for
them to Mist for a visit. Tuesday. awhile.
Mrs. Sadie Hockman and Mrs.
Callers at the Carson Strong
Berniece Homing of Beaverton home Sunday afternoon were Mr.
were here to visit. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Art Kouva and five
Bennett left by plane Thursday for children of Portland.
their home at Taft, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hemeon were
guests at the Norman Hansen
home Saturday evening.
Ray Garlock took Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Garlock to Seattle Satur­
day to catch their plane for their
home near Ketchikan. Alaska. Wil­
NATAL / PITTSBURG — Mr.
lard and Eva have been in the and Mrs. Max Oblack were called
states the last three months on to Beaverton Wednesday by the
vacation. Saturday dinner guests a death of her uncle, William B. West.
the Garlock home were Mr. and The family attended the funeral
Mrs. Kenneth Reddick from Clats­ Saturday.
kanie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dass drove to
Friday afternoon after school ov­ Seaside Thursday and visited Mr.
er 25 youngsters gathered at the and Mrs. Bob Kent.
home of Russell Pelham to wish
Mr. and Mrs. W. R Wolff drove
Cindy Pellham and Kathy Lewis a
to St. Helens Friday on business.
happy birthday. Mrs. Walter Math­ They also called on Mr. and Mrs.
ews also dropped in to extend her Ira Peterson.
good wishes.
Recent callers at the Noble Dun­
The Mist Helping Circle met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dee lap home were Mr. and Mrs. Har­
Veerc Hershey. It was learned that old Lewis and children of Scap­
Mrs. Reed Holding had just lost poose. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith
her brother. The March meeting and daughter Margaret of West
is tentatively set to be held with Linn were Sunday visitors of the
Dunlaps.
Mrs. Nettie Cox in Mist.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dass drove to
The Mist - Birkenfeld Extension
unit will meet March 11 at 10:30 Skamokawa and Grays River Sun­
a.m. in the home of Mrs. Charles day to visit relatives.
Hansen. Mrs. Margaret Allyn, ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews
tenstion agent of St. Helens, will called on Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dun­
give the lesson. "Guidance of the lap Friday evening and both coup­
Young Child." There will be pot­ les enjoyed dinner at the Spar
luck at noon. Everyone is invited.
Tree.
The Mist • Birkenfeld Young
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wolff called
Teen Sunday school class members on Mr. and Mrs. DeeVeere Her­
were Sunday dinner guests at the shey Sunday evening.
Eldon Shetler home.
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs.
Mrs. James Lewis and children Noble Dunlap Monday evening of
moved to Vernonia a week ago in­ last week were Mr. and Mrs. W. R
to the home they purchased re­ Wolff and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
cently.
Tupper and Sandra.
Family Attends
Rites Saturday
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Family Gathers
For Farewells
Lefs Get Acquainted!
Do you know this man?
Born November 26, 1938 at Bak­
ersfield, California.
Attended
school at Cottage Grove.
MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gar­
Married in 1957 at Springfield, Ore­
lock were hosts Thursday even­
gon.
ing for a farewell dinner in honor
Has three children.
of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Garlock.
Came to Vernonia in 1964 and is
Besides the honored guests, Mr.
employed in an executive posi­
and Mrs. Ray Garlock and Mrs.
tion.
Mary Garlock were present. Mrs.
Of late, elephants have been influ­
Fred Larson and children visited
encing his activities.
with the family a little later in
Is
a member of local service
the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arby
groups.
Mills also called on the Garlocks
that evening. Saturday visitors Sometimes adds to local entertain­
ment enjoyment.
were Mr. and Mrs. Oren Weed of
Has
a yen for fishing, boating.
Vernonia.
(Information supplied by J. W. Ni­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burnham,
ch ols) A nsw er to la s t w eek ’s
Portland, were Monday evening
quiz; L ester E rw in Shafer.
guests at the Shalmon Libel home.
Later the Burnhams attended the
PTA meeting in Vernonia in which
Jack took part in the National Hon­
or Society initiation. Mrs. Faye
Lindberg and Larry of Astoria vis­
ited the Libels Sunday afternoon.
The sixteenth annual Clatsop-Co­
Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews lumbia county convention of the
returned Thursday night from a Independent Order of Odd Fellows
three week trip to Pioche, Nevada will be held in St. Helens Saturday,
visiting relatives. They enjoyed March 5. Lodges from Vernonia,
their trip very much and found Rainier, Clatskanie, Astoria, Sea­
the roads in good condition al­ side, Warrenton and St. Helens
though they traveled through areas will participate.
of snow’.
Honored guests will include the
Hon. James R. Ball, grand mas­
Man doesn’t lack initiative these ter of Oregon. The business session
days. Look at the chap who finds opens at 2 p.m. and the evening
new ways to postpone paying bills. program at 7:30 p.m.
District Meet
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TRANSIT MIX
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