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Arch delegates and wives. Enroute
home they stopped on Cornell road
near Beaverton to visit their sen
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cul­
bertson and family.
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Rites Held for Wm. H. Wilson
DATES to Remember
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62, the father of William P. Wilson
of The Dalles, were held at V
M r. and Mrs. Allan Fowler a n j
the Crestview Nursing Home, 263
M r*. Edith Crowston, M r. and a.m. April 10 at Smith Callawa
three children from Seattle visited W. Exchange street in Astoria.
Chapel in The Dalles with the Re"
here last week end with his folks,
M r*. Evelyn Bettencourt of Con­ Mrs. Harold Crowston and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fowler. They don who underwent slirgery on her Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crowston E. Ernest Tayler in charge.
were here to complete details of foot last week, has returned to the and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Private committal followed at
sale of their property on Corey home of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Noa- Odam and family were all in Port­ the Veterans Plot in the Odd Fti-
hill. Sunday, Mrs. Fowler accom­ kes to complete recuperation be­ land Saturday for the wedding ■ <{ lows cemetery.
Dick Crowston. Among friends
panied her husband to the Port­ fore going home.
A resident of Tillamook for th>
there
were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. past eight years, Mr. Wilsor wa*
land airport and he left for San
Overnight guests last Wednesday
Francisco on business after which at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of Junction City who fo;- a service manager for McKenz’j
she went to Forest Grove to visit Moore on State avenue were Mr. merly were Vernonia residents and Motor company. Prior to that he
for several days at the home o» and Mrs. Bert Stevens of Hibbing, “across the street” neighbors uf had spent 11 years or more in thy
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rcoer’ Minnesota. Mrs. Stevens is a cou­ the Crowston family. Among others Vernonia area and had been a car
Wyckoff and family.
sin of Mrs. Moore and also of Mrs. from Vernonia who attended were salesman for Vernonia Auto com
Guest* at the home of M r. and C. C. Sinclair of Vernonia who Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robertson, Mr . pany.
Mrs. James Hurtado on the Ver joined them for a good visit. They Earl Baska and Mrs. Dan Fletcher
Surviving in addition to his son
Sallie Brown arrived home Thurs­ are his widow, Leone; three sis
nonia-Scappoose road are his sis
had not all been together for near­
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. ly 40 years. Mr^. R. D. Messinger day of last week and is recuperat­ ters, Mrs. Ralph Poston of Fort
Cornelius Klassen and daughter of Longview, daughter of Mrs. ing from surgery which she unde - Dodge, Iowa; Mrs. Max Utke if
went the last of March. She had
Jacqueline from Vanderhoof, Brit­ Sinclair, was also a guest.
been
in Portland working for the
ish Columbia. Mrs. Klassen is the
Cliff Sinclair went fishing for the
former Carol Slough. They expect first time this year Thursday of past several months prior to the
to spend about two weeks here dur­ last week and came home with a surgery.
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 21
ing the spring “break-up” in the 22-pound silvers
Inadvertently, the name of great-
salmon.
High
school band and chorus festi­
Vanderhoof area.
Mrs. J. W.
Kenzie visited great grandmother, Mrs. Maude
val - High school - 8 p.m.
M r. and M r*. Daniel Kock and here from Wednesday of last week Rogers was omitted last week from
SATURDAY, A P R IL 22
family visited Sunday at Scap­ to Monday at the home of Mr. and the item about the twin daughters
Pythian Sister District Conventior.
poose with his mother, Mrs. Mattie Mrs. Frank Lange. Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jones. It is
- Washington school - 10 a m.
few
babies
that
can
claim
five
gen­
B. Cox.
Dan Richards spent Friday eve­
Program,
open to public, by cop
An announcement that Bud M c­ ning at the Lange home to visit erations on both sides of the fami­
vention
-
Washington school 8
Coy, ex-OSU tennis star, will serve with her, and she and the Langes ly. Mrs. Rogers is the paternal
p.m.
as Beaver freshman tennis coach called on Mrs. Carl Davis Satur­ great-great-grandmother ano Mr-.
for the 1967 season carried a note day. On Sunday the Langes and Bertha Rosa of Portland, the m i Vernonia Grange Card Party - Hall
on North Sc. -¿ p .m .
of local interest since McCoy is the their guest drove to Astoria for ternal.
SUNDAY,
A P R IL 23
M r. and M r*. Everett Hazen
son of Mrs. Wayne Laurila. He has dinner at the Seafare after which
been a frequent visitor and recent­ they crossed the new interstate spent the past week end at the Nehalem Valley Coin Convention -
IOOF hall - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
ly spent spring vacation with his bridge and returned home through Couples Conference at Cannon
Beach which was from Friday I j M O NDAY, A P R IL 24
mother. After graduating from Longview.
Oregon State University he had
Wally Noake* was returned to Sunday. Outstanding spe a k e r s Cub Pack Meeting - Washington
school - 7:30 p.m.
taught in armed forces schools in the Forest Gróvi/’Vommunity hos- were Dr. John G. Mitchell and
Africa, Japan and other parts of pital Saturday after he had fainted George Alban and soloist was Wm. Nehalem Assembly Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple - 7:30 p.m.
the world. He has now returned at his home. He had been home a Harness of Seattle. About 100 were
to OSU to work toward his mas­ week following hospitalization for in attendance. The Hazens report Chamber of Commerce board
West Oregon Bldg. - a p.m.
ters degree. The announcement of injuries recAved when his horse encountering snow in the hills botn
his selection as frosh tennis coach threw him. Heywas apparently re­ Friday and Sunday and weather at TUESDAY, A PR IL 2i
was made by Athletic Director Jim covering satisfactorily, though he the coast was cold and stormy. Chapter BS, P.E.O, Sisterhood -
Home of Mrs. Ralph Valpiam •
Barratt. Don Megale is the varsity had continued to have headaches. When they arrived home Sunday
8 p.m.
tennis coach.
He is being given tests and will re­ evening they were greeted by the.r
M r. and M r*. Charley Justice re­ main in the hospital until he 3 son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lester W EDNESDAY, A P R IL 26
Hazen and family of Lake,,Oswego 3oy Scouts Troop 201 - Cabin in
turned home 10 days ago after much improved.
city park - 7 p.m.
M r. and M r*. Marion Steer* and their daughter, Mrs. Robert
spending the winter months in Ari­
zona. Like the others returning spent last week end at Creswell Morris and daughter of Los Ange­ Vernonia Temple Pythian Sisters
- IOOF hall - 8 p.m.
from Arizona, they are feeling the with their daughter and husband, les. The daughter had come for
cold since they had been basking Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith and several days vacation expecting Natal Grange - Natal hall - 8 p.m.
another brother, David H a z e n THURSDAY, A PR IL 27
in 80 degree temperatures most of family.
Home of
M r. and M r*. W. R. Nance of of Kansas City to also arrive here Vernonia Grange HEC
the time.
Alice Weed - Noon potluck
Vernonia Grange Card Party at Salem visited here Wednesday of Monday. However, he called early
last week with his parents, Mr. Monday morning to say his sen Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge - IOCF
hall 8 p.m. Sat., Apr. 22. Potluck
hall - 8 p.m. preceded by drill
and Mrs. C. J. Nance and joined had been taken to the hospital for
refreshment*. Public invited. Ittic
practice at 7 p.m.
in the observance of the birthday an emergency appendectomy so he
New* from M r*. Walter Parker
is that last week she was taken to of Mrs. Esther Ring, sister of Mrs. and his wife would be unable to
C. J. Nance. Friday, Mrs. Ring and come until later. He is assistant Evelyn Parkinen of Mist, set a
C. J. Nance went to Salem and ac­ pastor of the Blue Ridge Bible precedent for her daughter since
companied the W. R. Nances to church in Kansas City and had she was a princess for a Vernonia
Eugene to the home of their daugn- planned to visit here prior to a - high school May Day observance.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1967 ter Vicky and husband, Mr. and tendance at a conferente In Boist
, New* ha* bean received her*
Mrs. Curtis Hitt. That evening they Monday evening, Mr. aniFMrs. fcv- that Mrs. Walter Olinger of Hills­
attended a pink and blue shower erett Hazen and Mrs. Morris an 1 boro is in Good Samaritan hospital
daughter were all dinner guests in Portland recovering from op. r
honoring Mrs. Hitt.
M r. and M r*. Harry Culbert*»o at the Lester Hazen home at Laka heart surgery. The Olingers were
Fri., Sat.
April 21-22 spent two days last week in Cor­ Oswego.
former residents of OA hill durmr
Vernonia Grange Card Party el the time the mill was in operation.
vallis where he attended the an­
nual Royal Arch Masons conven­ hall 8 p.m. Sat., Apr. 22. Potluc«
M i** Nancy Skidmore who I* now
tion and she participated in activ*- refreshment*. Public invited, lttlc employed in Portland, visited her
Guest* the first part of this week parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave SkiJ-
ties arranged for the wives Of
Tom Tryon
special interest was a luncheon, an at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam more Sunday and Monday. Guest
exhibit of rare laces and the ban- Murray were Mr. and Mrs. Paul at the Skidmore home at the same
Hume of Wenatchee, Washington time was Henk Schenk, former
who formerly were neighbors of OSU wrestling star, wno is now
the Murrays in that area. Mr. Mur­ serving in the army. He enlisted
ray and Mr. Hume were ardent and received training at Fort Ord
fishermen and spent many hours after which he was on leave at his
together in that sport.
home in Bend, thinking he wou.d
Many in this area felt a special soon ship out for Viet Nam. How
interest in the picture and announ ever, he received orders to repoit
Tuesday P.M. and Friday A.M.
cement last week of Sandra Sheryl to the army special services school
Ovesen as Marshall high school at West Point under the army
VERNONIA CLINIC
choice as Rose Festival princes.
wrestling program. He recently
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley won the A.A.U. free style compe­
Ovesen, grew up in this area and tition in wrestling at Lincoln Neb­
are graduates of Vernonia high raska. After completion of his leave
school. Her mother, the former he will go to West Point.
Oernonia Cagle
3-Lb. Can
The Mayor and City Council
Vernonia wish to call to the atten
tion of the residents of Vernonia
and the Vernonia Rural Fire Pro
tection District, one of the commu
nity’s indispensible assets, the Ver­
nonia Volunteer Fire Departmei/
All members of the Department
are volunteers who devote much
time and energy ‘o operational
training, equipment readiness and
maintenance, and, most important,
to protection of lives and property
from the dangers of fire. Thev
also promote and take part in ma
ny civic and beneficial projects.
The time is approaching for the
annual Firemen’s Ball, the pro
cceds from which provide fhe
Bids will be received by the means for promoting the Dcnarl-
Oregon State Highway Commis­ ment’s Christmas program and oth­
sion Thursday, May 4 in Salem er worthwhile activities. When
for 27 projects estimated to cost Firemen call on you to buy ticket»
approximately $5,700,000.
to the Firemen’s Bail we urge that
Descriptions of the two projects
in Columbia county are as follow: you support them with your pur­
One project involves railroad re­ chases.
location on the Delena-Rainier sec­
Night or day, when called, they
tion of the Lower Columbia Riv­
er highway(US30). The project is •tspond.
Mayor:
to start approximately 1,000 feet
east of the west city limits of Rai­
Sherman S. Fisher
nier and proceed easterly near ex­
Councilmen:
isting railroad tracks. Plans for
the 0.66-mile project call for con­
Ed MiUer
struction of a new railroad sub­
Bud Atkins
grade on new alignment and re­
Deri Roberts
location of sewer and culvert pipes.
Larry Bair
Completion time
70 calendar
days.
The other project involves con­
struction of a concrete bridge ov­
er the Nehalem river (Arcadia
Bridge) section of FAS Highway
Mayor Sherman Fisher entered
612, about 3.9 miles southwest of
Vernonia. Plans for the project Bess Kaiser hospital in Portland
call for a 194-foot concrete bridge Monday of this week and under­
with two lanes on a 28-foot travel­ went major surgery Tuesday. The
way, to replace the existing tim­ surgery was reported successful,
ber and steel structure. Comple­
though he had spent a very uncom­
tion time is 165 calendar days.
In Multnomah county a project fortable night following it.
involving paving, a structure, and
signing on the Burlington - Port­
land section of the Columbia Riv­
er highway which is to begin at
Call 429-5863 Anytime
the west city limits of Portland
and extend to Burlington, is also
up for bid. Plans for this 4.17-
mile project call for four 12-foot
E&B LAUNDRY and
lanes and a new bridge over Mc­
Carty creek. Completion time is
DRY CLEANERS
420 calendar days.
Lusby Bldg. — 712 Bridge St.
— Also, Shoe Repairing —
It is true that all the world’s a
Two-day Service
stage, and most people Want to oc­
CASH & CARRY
cupy the critic’s seat.
Partyville, Wisconsin, and Minni.-,
also of Wisconsin; one foster si,
ter, Beulah Serracino of Eeloit,
Wisconsin; and a brother, Charle.,
in Iowa.
Mr. Wilson was a past coinman
der of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars post at Vernonia and a mem­
ber in Tillamook of the American
Legion. He was a veteran ot Work.
War II with several medals fo-
Navy service.
Bids Called on
Road Projects
Mayor Has Surgery
For Flowers
M O NEY
FOR
HOM ES
Y o u r lo c a l re a lto r or
home builder has just
the right home for you.
And we have just the
right financing-tailored
to y o u r p o c ke tb o o k.
F.HJl, G.I. and conven­
tional real estate loans
processed promptly.
BANK
Call 429-5061 for Appointments
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