Grand Officers, Present
And Past, at Convention
Seniors Start
Transportation
Ocrnonia £ag(c
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1971
Teenage Saddle Club
Enjoys All-Day Outing
3
The Vernonia Senior Citizens
The 64th annual Pythian Sister f eedings were turned over to De
Convention was held at the Ver puty District Grand Chief Mary have announced that their trans
nonia IOOF Hall May 1, with re Brown. Mrs. Davis presented an portation program will swing into
effect this week.
gistration opening at’ 9 a m.
orchid corsage to Mrs. Brown.
The tentative schedule for trip«
The meeting was onened by MEG
The Teenage Saddle Club gather
Grand Chief of Oregon Mabie
Faye Davis. Following seating of Palmer of Olex, Oregon was un to Portland and the University of ed at Rogers Park Saturday, May
the officers, the convention pro- able to attend due to illness, with Oregon Medical School Clinic is: 1, for an all-day outing. The Ridge
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller, of
Grant Senior Naomi Miller of the first Monday, second Tuesday,
Woodburn, are the parents of a
Springfield, filling the chair for third Wednesday, fourth Thursdav Riders Club were invited to attend
girl, Rhonda Kay, born April 29
F>almer- She was crowned and fifth Friday of every month. and the teenagers enjoyed the
at the Salem General Hospital.
"May Queen" in keeping with the Local trips will be made in be ones that were able to be there.
tween the Portland runs.
They were honored by some visit
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
May 1 convention date.
ors,
which are always welcome.
The
time
for
leaving
Vernonia
Gerald Russell of Vernonia. Mrs.
Among the many guests attend
Following
the lunch and short
will
be
determined
by
the
hour
of
Russell will be with her daughter
ing from Temples throughout Ore
earliest appointment on each business meeting, those who had
for a few days when she is re
gon were a number of Past Grand the
horses were lead bv Mrs. Cleve
particular day.
Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge was Chiefs: Margaret Phillips, Port
leased from the hospital.
honored by the visitation of Leona land: Estella Johnson, Portland:
Fares have been set at: (To Loyd on a trail ride.
A third daughter, who has been Hallet. Warden of the Rebekah Frances Guv. Portland: Myrtle Portland» three, four or fivo pas
named Kelley Errin, was added to Assembly of Oregon, at their April Caldwell. Portland; Bettv Murchi sengers. $2 each: two passengers,
MISS DEBORAH BANTA
The FBI processes 26,000 finger
the family of Mr. and Mrs. Mer 22 meeting. The occasion for the son. Portland; Elma Friday, For $2.50 each; and a single passen print cards a day.
visit
was
the
reception
for
Irene
ger,
$3.50.
Town
charges
will
be
ritt Tuttle of Eugene. May 3.
est Grove; Emma Gene Emerson,
50 cents per shopping trip.
Boasting of the 8 pound. 13 Minger who is Inside Guardian of Forest Grove; Georgia Shearer
the
Rebekah
Assembly.
Chair
To be eligible to participate in
ounce arrival are proud grandpar
Cornelius; Margaret Hall, Cornel
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tod Bower- man for the event was Reatha ius; Louise Hinz. Seaside; and Les the program. Senior Citizens must
man of Vernonia, and Mr. and Horn.
ta Garner, Vernonia. A Past Grand be members of the transportation
V o c a l solos b y Mrs. W.O. Secretary, Katherine Helzer, also group.
Mrs. Edward Tuttle of Bend.
Although several drivers have
Kretschmer, musical numbers by was in attendance.
Miss Deborah Lvnne B a n t a ,
been signed for duty, additional
V
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l
m
a
Haverland
a
n
d
Mickey
Current Grand officers attending
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Roady, and a reading honoring included: Iona Yoder, Senior, Can drivers may be needed, the Seniors
Banta has recently been designat
Anyone interested in volun
Irene
given
by
Gertnide
Schalock
by; Mary Mcllvaine, Mgr., Yam report.
ed a member of the Grand Cross
teering time to this project is re
were enjoyed.
Your Standard man,
hill; Fay Bringle. Treas., Hills- quested to contact Mrs' Pat Ro
of Color by the SuDreme Assem
Mrs. Grace Currie presented loro: Helen McKibben. Protector, bertson at the Community Center
bly of the International Order of
JOE MAGOFF
Mrs.
Minger
with
her
25-year
Dallas; Marilyn Lenfesty, Trustee, 429-3912.
Rainbow for Girls.
MIST - Home Extension mem jewel. Mrs. Minger introduced her Eugene;
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solve
your problem.
Stella Strahl, musician.
This high honor is given t o bers of the Mist - Birkenfeld unit
Further information on joining
He’s
in
Vernonia.
429-6606.
those who render distinguished will meet at the home of M rs. family who were present. T h e y Forest Grove.
the transportation program also
service to the Order of Rainbow Fred Busch May 11 at 10:30 a.m. were Mrs. Dessie May, Mr. and
An invitation to hold the 1972 may be obtained from the center.
M rs. Steve Minger, Mrs. J i m
lor Girls. Debbie will have t h e
District 1 convention in Portland
Standard Oil Company
The lesson will be “Keeping Up-
degree conferred upon her a t To Date With New Foods. Mrs. Eckland, and Mrs. Ben Westbrook was extended by Ivanette Temple.
of California
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Grand Assembly which will be held Wanda Adams will give the les and children.
The invitation was accepted by
G R EE N AND CLEAN!
Mrs.
Minger
will
attend
t
h
e
at Corvallis in June.
Mrs.
Brown.
son. There will be a potluck lunch
Rebekah Assembly of Ore
Evelyn Frack was recommend
eon at noon and everyone is wel annual
gon to be held in Pendleton May ed as District Deputy Grand Chief.
come.
17-20 in her official capacity as
A noon luncheon was served the
Mrs. Charles Hansen left l a s t Inside Guardian.
Sisters attending the convention by
Monday to spend two weeks with
Also attending the reception and the ladies of the Evangelical
her daughter, Olive (Mrs. Tom Ford' lodge meeting were members of
Church.
in Portland.
the St. Helens and Hillsboro Rebe
Mrs. Lloyd Garlock and Mrs. kah Lodges. Selma Webb, a long
Mrs. William Heath was hostess Fred Busch accompanied M rs. time member of the local lodge,
to members of the P.E.O Sister Don Munro to a lecture following was warmly greeted by everyone.
hood April 27 when Miss L i n d a the business meeting of the D.A.R., She now makes her home w i t h
Mosier presented the program. of which Mrs. Munro is a mem her daughter. Myrtle Simpson of
She vividly described a summer ber. Mr. Timmons of Port of Port Harrington, Wash. She was a guest
she spent in Spain, showing slides land gave a talk entitled “ River of Sally Brown while in Vernonia.
of various cities and other points Boats” and accompanied it with
of interest and telling of the peo slides and photographs. A f t e r
Mrs H L. Russell met with the
ple and customs, all of w h i c h tea was served, the ladies toured
district missionary council of the
added up to a most enjoyable the Historic Caples House in Co
Nazarene Church held in Eugene
evening.
Saturday.
lumbia City, which includes the
Mrs. Robert Curl, representing original house which has b e e n
In the late afternoon, Rev. Rus
the American Cancer Society, gave restored by the members, a n d
sell met his wife in Lebanon
informative facts regarding some also a country store and other
where they spent Saturday night
late developments in cancer r e- buildings.
with some former church mem
The
Veterans
of
World
War
I.
search and urged everyone t o
bers of Coos Bay.
Barracks
2525,
and
Auxiliarv
met
have regular physical check-ups.
morning they attended
April 26 at the IOOF Hall, starting t h Sunday
The next meeting will be Tues
e Lebanon Church. On their
off
the
evening
with
a
roast
beef
day. May 11, at the home of Mrs.
way home they stopped at Wood
dinner.
William Nelson at which t i m e
burn hoping to see their n e w
Installation
of
officers
was
con
members are each asked to pre
ducted by both groups, with a great-granddaughter.
sent a Happiness is—” item of her
Because of complications Karen
own to the program' ‘Potpourri”.
Route 2. Box 1
BIRKENFELD - Mr. and Mrs. change in by-laws prompting the (Mrs. Ron Miller) was not per
action.
The
slates
which
had
been
The ritual will also be exemplified. Francis Larson enjoyed the d a y
mitted to come home from t h e
previously
installed
in
November
A social hour concluded t h e Saturday at Cullaby Lake, along
hospital for a few davs. Reports
SCAPPOOSE. OREGON
meeting and delicious refresh with the Bud Larson family, the were returned to their offices for were Sunday that she was show
the
1971-72
year.
ments were served by the hostess. Gene Larsons, and the Marvin
ing improvement.
Ray Cameron heads the men’s
Larson family. A picnic lunch was
enjoyed, and Bud had his b o a t group as commander; and his wife,
there and all had rides and some Esther, is acting as president for
did some water skiing. Capt. Mar the auxiliary.
Visitors for the evening’s acti
vin Larson arrived home f r o m
Viet Nam last week after having vities included the installing
Election of officers is the to p spent 11 months there. He a n d teams: Barracks - Ed Johnson,
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY BENEFIT
item on the agenda for members his family are leaving Thursday Deputy Judge Advocate, Harvey
of the Vernonia Cooperative Pri for California where he will be Wick, District 1 Quartermaster,
and
Herbert
Calfee,
Past
Depart
maries, Inc. when they next meet stationed at Travis Air Base
Last Friday Mrs. Lloyd Beach ment Chaplain; Auxiliary - the for
this Thursday, May 6. The session
will open at 1:45 p.m. at the Chris and Mrs. Robert Mathews m e t mer’s wives acted as installing of
tian Church social room.
their sister, Mrs. Don Hall a t ficers. All are from Portland
Mrs. Rose Ana Scott of Portland
A speaker is planned for t h e Rainier. From there they went to
day, also. Mrs. Robert Curl will St. Helens to visit relatives. Mrs. also visited.
Delegates to the June 7-10 con
speak to the mothers and others Hall came here with Mrs. Beach
present on the subject of cancer for a visit, and Don Hall came vention in Salem were named by
in children.
Sunday. They returned to their the auxiliary: Jessie Miller, dele
Baby sitting will be provided for home at Morton, Washington Mon gate; Francis Russell, alternate.
The next meeting of the WW I
mothers attending with s m a l l day.
children.
Mrs. Lloyd Beach and M rs . Vets organizations will be May 24
Robert Mathews were in St. Hel at the IOOF Hall, to be preceded
by a 6:30 p.m. potluck.
Pages at the New York Stock ens a week ago Monday.
Exchange earn about $99 a week.
NEW ARRIVALS . . .
Rebekah Warden
Here April 22
Grand Honors
Awarded Girl
Trouble with
floor
protection?
Home Extension Meet
Set at Fred Busch Home
Spain Trip, ACS
Facts Reported
* Ready Mixed Concrete
★ Concrete Aggregate
* Crushed Rock
* Road Gravel
SCAPPOOSE
SAND & GRAVEL CO.
Mrs. Russell at
Mission Council
WW I Officers
Re-Installed
Larson Families Picnic
At Cullaby Lake Sat.
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On Offcers on May 6
Washington Grade School
Pauper's Playhouse Presents
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fuel deliveries
at odd hours?
Your Standard man,
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can solve your problem.
He's in Vernonia. 429-6606
Standard Oil Company
of California
Owvron
Timber Route Unit to
Close Year's Program
Band Parents Meeting
Held; Hot Dog Sale Set
Ths Timber Route Extension
brings their year to a close with
the May 11 meeting at the West
Oregon Electric building. T h e
meeting w i l l begin promptly at
10:30 a.m.
Project leaders will present the
lesson, “Keeping Up To Date With
New Foods.”
A potluck luncheon will be serv
ed at noon. “Come and b r i n g
a friend,” the extension ladies in
vite.
Band parents held their meeting
preceding the spring concert Tues
day, April 27.
Several projects were discussed
and acted upon. One of the pro
jects is to helD finance two music
scholarships this summer.
For the first fund raising event,
the parents plan a hot dog sale
for the near future.
The meeting was adjourned with
the next session to be held in the
be able to join the parents’ group
at that time.
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