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Can 2 /4 9 Beans will remain here with her parents Livestock Association until his return. This week she is Plans for Dinner Meet visiting her brother and family at THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 Vancouver. Directors of the Columbia Coun Past Presidents Parley (Ameri Mrs. Marie Shafer spent Thanks ty Livestock Association made can Legion) - Home of Mrs. Friends here have news from Oregon, Eugene, was named as giving at the home of her grand plans for a dinner meeting at a Mrs. Jacquie Scott that she and chairman in charge of selling for daughter and husband, Mr. and Harry Culbertson - 1:30 p.m her husband and children are now the YM-YWCA International Gift Mrs. Earl Wantland and family in board meeting held at the Howard Luncheon, Christmas party. settled in their home in Clovis, Fair held November 29 to Decem Portland, then came home that Grimsbo home last week, accord Fishhawk Cemetery Meet - Fran New Mexico and enjoying having ber 3 on the campus. The event of night with Mr. and Mrs. Homer cis Larson Home, Birkenfeld - ing to Don McPherson, Scappoose. the family together again. Mr. fered for sale items from all over Fuller and family who had also 7:30 p.m. Association president. Scott returned home from overseas the world and funds derived are been guests there. Vernonia Study Club - Home of The dinner meeting will be a no duty in Viet Nam early this fall used for student projects and com Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandon - 8 p.m. host affair at the Village Inn, St. just prior to their move to New munity services of the YM-YWCA. Mrs. H. O. Hanson during the week Gary Robertson, who now is an Helens, on the evening of Thurs Mexico where he was reassigned. Henry Bodenhamer was teken end were Mrs. Willard Ingerman- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 day, December 8. All livestock Her folks spent Thanksgiving with to the Community hospital in For sen and her sister, Mrs. Lincoln CWF Bazaar - Fire hall - all day army private first class, recently producers, whether members of completed a four months course them. Mt. Heart Social Committee - est Grove on Thursday and came from Portland. the association or not, will be wel Home of Mrs. Otto Goertzen - 8 at air frame mechanics school at come, says McPherson. Mrs. L. H. Dewey of Portland home on Friday, but was taken Bazaar, Cooked Food Sale, Dec. Fort Husteus, Virginia, then spent p.m. Christmas party. visited Sunday afternoon with back on Saturday and will be there 2 4 3, Fire Hall. CWF. 47t2c two weeks here with his mother. Mrs. Carna Childs. She had ridden a few days for tests and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kamholz of SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 Mrs. E. V. Robertson and family. When day is done—often, not to Vernonia with Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serafin and Goldendale, Washington W e re CWF Bazaar - Fire hall - all day He left Monday for Viet Nam much else is. S. Thompson who came to attend David and Foreign Exchange Stu Thanksgiving week end guests of where he expects to be working in the wedding anniversary reception SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 dent Carlos Ruz-Millan w e r e their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. helicopter maintenance. His over for Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas. Christian Youth Rally, Merrill Wo DR. R. V. LANCE Marvin Kamholz. Ed KSmholz seas assignment is for one year. Mrs. Dewey also was at the recep Thanksgiving dinner guests at the was home from University of Ore mack - EUB Chur(ch - 2 p.m. OPTOMETRIST Letters to him may be addressed tion briefly to extend her good home of Mrif. Serafin’s sister and gon, also. husband, Mb. and Mrs. Regan MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 as follows: Pfc Gary E. Robertson Vernonia Clinic wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hazen EUB Guild - Home of Mrs. Harry US56410387, 34Gs GEN SPT GP, Crowell, at McMinnville. Week Building Bazaar, Cooked Food Sale, Dec. end guest at the Serafin home spent Thanksgiving with their son Sandon - 7:30 p.m. APO San Francisco, CA 96307. Wed., 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. 2 4 3, Fire Hall. CWF 47t2c were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ha Vernonia Jaycees - VFW hall - Mark Medges spent the Thanks Miss Sharon Brunsman, a sec from Oakland, Oregon. Mrs. Bark zen and family at Lake Oswego 7:30 p.m. giving holiday at home. He is sta ond year student at University of er had served as grand marshal where he is vice-principal of the Vernonia Lions Club dinner meet tioned at Kingsley Fild at Klam of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, high school. Other guests were ing - Timbernook - 6:30 p.m. ath Falls and is serving in the air OES, last year while Mrs. Serafin Mrs. Lester Hazen’s brother and American Legion Post 119 - Legion force. was Grand Martha. Additional wife, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brand hall - 8 p.m. guests Saturday evening were Mr. enburg and family from Seattle. City council - City hall -8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hunte- 2 THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1966 and Mrs. Wilbur Davis. Mrs. Dav is was worthy grand matron last man accompanied his parents, Mr. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6 and Mrs. Henry Hunteman, to Sa American Legion Auxiliary - Home year. of Mrs. B. J. Hom - 1 p.m. Boss is away, bargains galore lem Thanksgiving day to visit a Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge - fit Fabrics 'n Fashions. New poor sister of Mrs. Hunteman Sr. and IOOF hall - 8 p.m. Fri., Sat. Dec. 2-3 boy sweater shipment, girls 7-14 her family. Leonard Hunteman William Carr, 70, of 711 Mist and ladies 34-40. 10% down lays joined them there, also. They re WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 route, Vernonia, passed away Sat away any gift for Christmas. 48tlc turned to Vernonia in time for the PEARL HARBOR DAY urday, November 26, in the Vet Guests for the Thanksgiving holi Richard Huntemans to attend ano Nehalem Chapter OES - Masonic erans hospital in Portland follow day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ther family Thanksgiving dinner Temple - 8 p.m. ing surgery. V ir g in ia M c K e n n a A. D. Lolley were his sister and at the home of her parents, Mr. Friendship Jamboree Committee - Born in Kentucky in 1896, he husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. and Mrs. Thurman DeHart. Other West Oregon Bldg. - 7:30 p.m. came to Oregon after service in guests were Mrs. DeHart’s par Hovey from Weiser, Idaho. World War I. Mr. and Mrs. Carr ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange. Mrs. H. O. Hanson came home Mrs. Faye Davis returned home the Ralph DeVaneys brought her moved to Vernonia seven years Tuesday of last week from the Friday from Clatskanie where she home. ago. He was a member of Ameri Forest Grove hospital but is not had visited since the previous Sat Thanksgiving dinner guests at can Legion at Estacada, and at all well. urday at the home of her son and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Springwater Presbyterian church. Mrs. Laura Carmichael returned wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis Culbertson were their son and wife, Survivors include the widow, home last Friday from West Co and sons. Also there at the same Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culbertson and Thelma, Vernonia, and eight child vina, California after a months time was Mrs. A1 Webb of Glen family from Beaverton and Mrs. ren: Elouise Pardun, Dorena; • No replacement or adjustment of breaker visit with her son and wife, Mr. wood, mother of Mrs. Harold Dav Culbertson Sr.’s sister, Mrs. H. C. Dorothy Swanson, Cottage Grove; points because there aren't any! • Double fuel capacity, double oil capacity. and Mrs. John Carmichael and is. On Sunday, November 20 they Tallman of Portland and brother, Thelma Jones, Salem; Bill, Esta • Weighs only 14% lbs. less bar and chain.. family. She also visited friends at attended the DeMolay installation Ed Crawford of Timber route. cada; Jerene Teegarden, Scap • Cuts 15" hardwood in 10 seconds, 16" Laguna Beach and Long Beach, at which the Harold Davis’s son Carlos Ruz-Millan, foreign ex poose; Pat Vandervort, Newport softwood in 8 seconds. • Automatic chain oiler. California. The trip was made by Bob became master councilor. change student from Peru who is and Geraldene Carr, Longview, plane, her first taste of flying, and New shipment boys and men's a senior at Vernonia high school Washington; 24 grandchildren and slhe enjoyed the view of the moun shirts end sox for Christmas. 10% this year, was in Salem Tuesday three great-grandchildren; several tains especially from the plane. down will hold your layaway. Fab of this week with other foreign ex nieces and nephews. Her son Bill and his family from ric* 'n Fashion*. Services were held at 2 p.m. No 48tlc change students from s c h o o l s Hillsboro were here Sunday to see So light you throughout the state to meet Gov vember 29, in the Clayville Chapel Once an accident has hap. Guests at the home of Mr. and can balance her and hear about her trip. ernor Mark Hatfield and visit the pened, it’s too late to wonder in Estacada with Reverend Weldon It on ona hand. Mrs. Edison Aldrich Thanksgiving i f your automobile insurance Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderzandcn day were Mr. and Mrs. George Oregon State capitol and other Ferry officiating. Interment was f iv e s y o u th e p r o te c tio n of Banks who formerly were Ver Jones and family from Seattle, places of interest. in the IOOF cemetery at Estacada. you need. Bazaar, Cooked Food Sola, Dec. nonia residents were here Tuesday Wash.; Gary Tidwell, Portland; 47t2c to look after property they still Mrs. Mary Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. 2 4 3, Fire Hall. CWF B e sure yo u have enough Men who expect to have their own here. 429-5555 — 292 Bridge St. Karl Yoreson, Mrs. Irma Chance, c o v e ra g e — an d th e r ig h t own way must travel alone. A pre-Thanksgiving dinner was Try to remember that our na kind! Bring in your policy and Miss Sharon Sanders, and Randy held at the home of Kate Coates Aultman who was home from tional greatness is a product of talk it over with us. N o obli sense—not census. November 20 which was a family school at Ashland. gation, of course. gathering for her sister and hus Mr*. Blanche King had her fam band, Mr. and Mrs. Bemadd Rice ily with her over the Thanksgiving NEHALEM VALLEY Sr. Others present were their son week end. Thanksgiving day, Mr. laundrom at & Dry Cleaners and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Robert Reed of Gales Open Every Day 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Rice Jr. and family from Vancou Creek joined Mrs. King and Mr. VERNONIA INSURANCE ver and their daughter and hus and Mrs. Tommy Ames who reside — Personal Assistance — band, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bock and with her for dinner. Also, a cousin, Mon.-Sat. — 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. EXCHANGE two small children from Philadel Merrill King from Gaston visited phia. Pennsylvania. That evening, them. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Bock left for service in Viet George King were here from Lew MASON SAND — ROAD GRAVEL 905 Bridge Street Nam. Mrs. Bock and the children iston. Idaho where they have lived CRUSHED ROCK Phone 429-6203 since September when he was sent there as assistant manager of the Vernonia, Oregon CHARLES T. PARKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Clearwater Power company. 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