Vernonia eagle., February 23, 1967, Page 8, Image 8

Pomona Grange Considers
Plans for New Fair Grounds
Second Surgery
On Eyes Slated
RIVERVIEW — E. L. Lloyd en
Columbia County P o m o n a the largest membership with 152
Grange met in regular session Sat­ each. He also reported that a new tered Physicians and Surgeons
urday, February 4, at the Clatska­ Junior Grange may soon be organ­ hospital in Portland Monday for
nie grade school with Clatskanie ized in the county.
eye surgery. He was taken by Mrs.
Grange as hosts. Nearly 100 Gran­
The Pomona Grange voted to
3-Piece Bedroom Suite
gers signed the roll book and Clat­ change the regular meeting date Ruby Elliott and accompanied by
skanie Grange won both atten­ for the August meeting from Aug­ Mrs. Lloyd.
dance prize with 31 percent of ust 5 to August 14 due to the coun­
A birthday party was held at the
their membership present, and the ty fair dates of August 2-5. They
officers prize with all 16 of their also voted on the Centennial as a John Shaw home Saturday evening
officers present.
basic theme for the Grange booths for Lue B. Wilson, Mrs. Shaw’s
On the agriculture program, Don and to have accredited judges to father, from Molalla. Additional
Walrod, county agent, talked on judge the booths. A booth at the guests were Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and
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several items of interest including State Fair was discussed and a
the increased value of farm prop­ committee appointed to check on Mrs. Charles Biggs, Mr. and Mrs.
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Dave Crawford of Mist, Mr. and
erty and the problem of moss and requirements.
Mrs.
Litchenberg
of
Dilley
and
Mr.
tansy ragwort, and he encouraged
Walt Mollenhour, president of the
MR. & MRS. CHAIRS with Matching Ottoman
the planting of seedling trees. Bob Past Master’s club, reported that and Mrs. John Normand.
Stevely, 4-H agent, talked on the the Pomona degree team is invited
All
3 Pieces....................................
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaw of
paramutual funds for fair premi­ to put on first and second degrees
ums and of the need of a 4-H camp at Warren Grange February 10 Ontario came last week and took
for nine to twelve year old 4-Hers and at Beaver Homes February their daughter-in-law, Lois Shaw,
Biltwell Dav Bed. Compare at
in the county, and of 4-H summer 17. They also had an invitation to the U. of O. hospital for her
$270.00. Our Low Price . . .
school scholarships. The Grange from Clatskanie Grange for Feb­
voted to give a scholarship for ruary 17 which would have to be checkup on Friday. She is to go
stow.
back March 5 to have the body
summer school as usual and also changed.
to write to the county court con­
Following the dinner hour sever­ cast removed after which she will
cerning a caretaker for Camp Wil­ al members of the Columbia coun­
kerson during the youth summer ty fair board, Paul DeShazer, pres­ have to stay at the hospital for a
few days for physical therapy.
camping time.
J Big 32 Gallai
ident; Dick Howell, vice-president;
Mr. and Mrs. John McCarter and
Jam es Smith, legislative Chair­ Matt Erickson, treasurer; and Dr.
v Silver Seal
man, led a discussion on reorgani­ Pierre Jones, merber and Stan baby daughter from St. Helens
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zation of the county government Adams, architect, presented to the have moved into the Anderegg
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and taxation, and told of the series Grange their plans for the new house on Riverside Drive. He is
UEATSB
of meetings on zoning being held fairgrounds and explained them.
just
out
of
the
service
and
is
in St. Helens at the present time. Bob Glosenger, county commis­
He urged all members to write to sioner, presented Elsie Tracy with working for Weyerhauser at Long­
their legislators of their feelings on an award of merit in behalf of the view.
taxation, especially concerning the county court and the fair board in
sales tax and the lVi percent limi­ appreciation of her years of ser­
SIMMONS
tation.
vice on the fair board.
Laura Hicks, education chair­
Slumber
King Innei
Eleven candidates were initiated
man, also discussed taxation as it in the fifth degree, all from Clat­
Spring
Mattress
and
Ccnsalette Model CU610C
concerned education and told of skanie and Marshland Granges.
the use of computers in education.
Box
Springs
$
J
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9f
The lecturer’s hour consisted of
Mary Logan, P o m o n a HEC a skit by Bill Reed and Orville
Price,
each
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chairman, told of the Pomona Guilky; a reading, ‘My Electric
Home Ec meeting held at Warren Blanket’ by James Smith; harmon­
BIRKENFELD — Word was re­
Beauty Rest Inner
Grange January 27 at which Mrs. ica solo by Anna Escola, a poem
Spring Mattress and
Irene Graham, district HEC chair­ by Bill Raynor and a reading, ceived that Mr. and Mrs. T. W. TH E CONWAY MOTOROLA 20” TV
man, presented her annual work­ ‘Marriage Changes Husbands’, by Ildstad of Enumclaw, Washington,
Box
$ryQ5c
shop and told of the contests to be Charles Anderson. A quilt was won are on a trip and are now in South Cabinet of select Hardwood Veneers and
Springs, Each 1 iz
held. The next Pomona HEC meet­ by Sally McMahon of Clatskanie.
America.
Solids with an applied W alnut G rain Finish
ing will be held April 24 at Beaver
The next meeting of Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson on an Applied M ahogany G rain Finish.
Homes Grange and the sewing con­ County Pomona Grange will be
test will be judged then. They also May 6 at Beaver Homes Grange. and Joey, and Mrs. Elsa Richard­ 39%” high, 287/s” wide, 17%” deep.
will have a white elephant sale and
son were at Kelso Sunday and
a plant sale.
watched the smelt dippers.
County deputy, Lawton Waddell,
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Johnston,
reported that membership over
the county had gained 14 but lost
Alan, Jan and Steve were in Port­
22 members which left a member­
land Saturday and visited at the
FREE 3-DAY HOME TRIAL
ship of 953 members. Warren and
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor­
Chapman Granges were tied for
TIMBER ROUTE — Jean Mey­ ris whom the Johnstons took out
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huff, Wm. for dinner.
Harders, Mrs. D. Reynolds and
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beshore
Armstrong Quakertone
daughters Patsy, Nancy and Lori spent Sunday at Salem visiting rel­
Vinyl
Floor Covering
enjoyed
coffee
and
cake
with
Mrs.
atives. It was a birthday gather­
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THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1967
Model A27W
Square
$ -a 18
Carl Snyder Saturday. Mrs. Ethel ing for members of the family.
Yard_________|
Ray called on Mrs. Snyder later
Mrs. Lawrence Johnston was in
AM Table
that day.
YOU DETERMINE PRICE
Congoleum vinyl Fore
Clatskanie last Wednesday on
Radio
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thacker of business. Sunday they visited at
AND TIME PAYMENTS
east floor covering.
Goulds balanced flow
Forest Grove were Sunday dinner the Sam Lousignonts.
No tank, no extras
Square
Reg. $19.95
guests of his mother Mrs. Nellie
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Garlock
shallow well system
Yard______
Social Security, Veterans and
Thacker. They also visited the spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Insurance Assistance
9x12 Plastic
$/"»95
Wilbur Thackers.
and Mrs. Fred Larson where they
Surface Rugs _
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reynolds and stayed overnight and returned to
4t4% Trust Account
Lori and Mrs. Nellie Snyder went their home at Warrenton Monday. Other AM-FM Table Sets with Savings Galore
Pre-Arrangements
to Hillsboro on business Monday. Terry Larson also spent the week
They also visited the George Sny­ end with his folks and Charlie Rob­
der family in Hillsboro and Mr. ertson was guest part of the week Mod. X65E— Reg. $34.95
and Mrs. Wm. Wienecke at North end.
Plains. Mrs. Reynolds and Lori,
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Wienecke
F IN E
F U R N IT U R E
were in St. Helens Friday.
Vernon Weaver and a friend
Many Other Savings on Portable Radios
VERNONIA CHAPEL
from Seaside called on his uncle
741 Madison Avenue
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rey­
Phone 429-6611
nolds Friday night after the game
ator from Scappoose, and Mrs.
They also went to Meier and
between Vernonia and Seaside.
NATAL-PITTSBURG — Spending
Dave Banta were the adults who Frank’s store in downtown Port­
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
accompanied the students.
land. They were taken to the
R. Ekhoff were Richard Cook and
There
were
several
guides
which
twelfth
floor and into a classroom
family of Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Cook and family of Bea­
The
Diversified
Occupations split the group of 13 students into where one of the employees gave
verton visited the Ekhoffs Sunday. class at Vernonia high school took smaller groups of four or five. At a history of Meier and Frank to
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and a field trip to Tektronix, and Meier Tektronix they toured part of the the class. Then the class toured the
Mrs Kenneth Tupper were Mr. and and Frank, Inc. Thursday, Febru­ plastics department where they credit and accounts receivable
Mrs. Noble Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. ary 16. The purpose of the trip was shape plastics and cut them. They departments, which included print­
W. R. Wolff and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. to give the students some idea of also toured plant 3 where mostly ing and artistic drawing, and the
Mathews.
jobs which they might be interest­ women worked on different wir­ top floor, which held various com­
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Davis were ed in, and an idea of “behind the ings, binding them with insulation. puters.
Sunday dinner guests at the home scenes” jobs.
The tour was considered very good
The students had fun on the trip
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis in
Hazen Barnard, class instructor; and the students learned a lot of while learning quite a few things.
Portland.
Richard Schmidt, county co-ordin new information.
All of them enjoyed it.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wolff spent
Saturday evening visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph McKee.
Noble Dunlap called on Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Pringle Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard and
family of Portland spent Saturday
evening visiUng his folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Howard.
$129.95 “P
$239.95
Trip Taken to
South America
MOTOROLA T.V.
$509.95
Group Together for
Cake, Coffee Fest
GIANT RADIO SALE
Demonia Eagle
T
$6’
$10850
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Fuiten/Friesen
Mortuary Chapels
Visitors Many
In Area Homes
HARDWARE and ELECTRIC
$27.95
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Students Taken
On Field Trip
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Buy Your Dog License Now
Family Gathering
At Falconer Home
TIMBER ROUTE—Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Teeling of Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and Mrs.
H. A. Thacker were recent dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fal­
coner.
Mrs. Donovan Reynolds receiv­
ed a phone caU from her brother,
Floyd Snyder from Washington,
D.C. His mother Mrs. Carl Snyder
also talked with him Sunday at
Mrs. Reynolds’ home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hascall,
Frank Schmidlin, Mrs. Carl Sny­
der and Mrs. Carl Wienecke visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Wienecke at North Plains Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Carl Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Hascall, Mrs. Albert Rey­
nolds, Frank Schmidlin enjoyed
potluck supper with Mr. and Mrs
Donovan Reynolds and children
Monday evening.
Speed is the number one killer
on the highways today—slow down
and live longer.
$2.00 PENALTY
in effect alter
March 1,1967
In accordance to Chapter 609
ORS, all dogs which have a set
of permanent canine teeth (ap­
proximately 5 months old) must
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There will be a complete check
of the county area for unlicensed
dogs.
wear a collar with license at all
times. This provision of the law
will be enforced.
APPLICATION FOR DOG LICENSE
License Fees
Male...................$2.00
Check Proper Classification
Spayed Female.................. $2.00
Female................ $3.00
Name o f Breed of Dog..................................................
Enclosed find Draft, Check or Money Order for $
Name............................................................................ .
A d d ress...................................................... .................... ......................................... .
Fill out COMPLETELY and enclose the proper fee.
Make Checks Payable and Mail To:
LOY NELSON, Columbia County Clerk, St. Heli