Over 200 Attend Open
House at Claude's Saw
RIVERVIEW - Two hundred peo
ple visited the grand opening of
Claude’sS aw and Service station
last week.
It was a gala affair and every
one received two gifts besides be
ing served punch and cookies by
Mrs. Roy Wilkin, as they toured
through the establishment and
signed up for the door prize
Prize winners during the three
days were: Donald Willard, Mary
Pelster, Emma Magoff and Mary
Pringle—the prizes were Paul Rep-
pelo’s book entitled, “Wav of the
Logger.”
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Veal took
over the Nehalem Service station in
March and added the Stihl line of
chain saws and complete line of
supplies for fallers.
Assisting Veals during the three-
day grand opening were Mrs. Wil-
Lindsey, representative
of Stihl saws, and Mr. and Mrs
Jam es Terry of Gresham.
Special Election
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Whether the position would be part
or full-time has not yet been de
cided. In either case, much o t the
engineer’s time would be devoted
to planning, general supervison
and the preparation of specifica
tions for materials.
The polls, throughout the county
will be open from 8 a m to 8 p.m.
the day of the special election,
Monday, May 10.
Electors in Vernonia Precincts
1, 2, 3 and 4 all will vote at the
West Oregon Electric building;
and at Mist, the polling place is
the Grade School gymnasium.
Pilots Fly to.
From Birkenield
Washington. D.C.
Resident Visits
TIMBER ROUTE - Floyd Sny
der from Washington, D.C. spent
from Thursday till Saturday visit
ing his mother and husband, Mr
and Mrs. Frank Schmidlin. H e
also visited his wife’s parents at
Forest Grove. Saturday, Mr. and
Mrs. Schmidlin and Floyd were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan
Reynolds and family, honoring
Cathy Reynolds on her birthday.
After dinner, Mrs. Reynolds a n d
Mrs. Wm. Falconer took Cathy to
Forest Grove where she is a stu
dent at Pacific University.
Mrs. Fred Barajas and b a b y ,
and Debbie McGinnes called o n
Mae Wienecke Wednesday even
ing.
Dinner g u e s t s of Mrs. Nell
Thacker Monday evening w e r e
Mrs. Vivian Counts, Mrs. Frank
Schmidlin and Mrs. Mae Wienecke
Guests of Mr. and Mrs Rudy
Soders and Marlene overnight F ri
day were her sister and brother-
in-law from Klamath Falls. Satur
day they drove to Portland to see
another sister who just recently
had major surgery.
Park Fee Set
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no funds would be made available
from FHA unless the grant was
awarded prior to start of construc
tion.
Keasey reported that several ar
chitectural firms had been contact
ed regarding remodeling of city
buildings. Tne council agreed to
defer action until an overall plan
for the best course of action was
developed.
A daily charge of $2 was set for
trailers using the Anderson Park
facilities, with the maximum stay
set at seven consecutive days.
Condemnation proceedings were
started on two more buildings—
located on Lot 6, Block 4 of Park
Addition; and Lots 1 and 29, Block
5, Riverview Addition.
Other actions included an order
by the council that all city depart
ment heads attend all regular
council meetings; that a reserve
police training program be sta rt
ed under the direction of Police
Chief Ray Garcia; and a discus
sion of enforcement of public safe
ty regulations at Lake Vernonia.
Coming meetings for city of
ficials include a budget meeting
at the City HaU, 8 p.m., Monday,
May 10; and the next regular coun
cil session, May 17.
BIRKENFELD - Mr. Staniard
of Seaside flew his plane to Bir-
kenfeld Sunday and landed on the
Bellingham airstrip. Flying w i t h
him were Gene Larson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Larson. T h e y
visited at the F'rancis Larson home
before returning to Seaside.
Art Bellingham and E.T. Johns
A sign-up for Adult Basic Edu ton flew their planes to Scappoose
cation classes by the Portland Sunday. Johnston left his plane
Some men go broke before they
Community College Mobile Van is there and came back with Art.
break their bad habits.
being conducted in Vernonia to
Jepson L. Lonnquist of Eugene
day, Thursday. The hours for the stopped in to see his grandparents,
van, which will be located at the the Joe Lonnquists, on his way to
Community Center, are 10 to 11 Fort Rilea near Astoria where
a.m.
his National Guard
is training
In addition, the van will be lo
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bellingham
cated at Mist in the afternoon. and her mother, Mrs. Elsa Rich
May 6, between the hours of l ardson, visited at the August Bir
and 2 p.m. for sign-up of Mist- kenfeld home at Hood River a
Birkenfeld area residents.
week ago last Sunday.
AT THE MILE BRIDGE
A regularly scheduled visit of
Several people from the Birken
the van will be made to the Ver feld area attended the funeral of
nonia area—if enough persons re Mrs. Cecil (Mildred) Elliott last
gister for courses. Offerings in the Friday.
basic education field are open at
Mr. and Mrs. George Richard
any grade level.
son were in Astoria last Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach were
in Portland last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Berg were
in Clatskanie last Friday.
The HECCA Club (Home Exten
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cahill and
sion County Committee AJumni) will boys of Portland visited at t h e
meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Avis
John Cahill home Sunday. Other
1800 Second Street, Columbia City’ recent callers were A1 Berg and
May 17 at 11 a.m. All members and Mrs. Vick Berg.
all past county committee members
The F. Wm. Birkenfelds, w h o
HELP KEEP OREGON LIVEABLE—CHECK
are invited to attend. There will have been living on their farm
be a plant exchange in the after below the John Cahill place, have
OUR DETERGENT POLLUTION CHART
noon.
moved to Portland.
Adult Basic Ed
Classes on Tap
KING'S Grocery - Market
Phone 429-6015
SOMETIME this I summer, these poles and others like them will become
im .I cs
“whicht |« ° iL hr
at thp o u n iy ’s (a m p Wilkerson. The
$ < Mm W r
. :,,n; ' ,ss,oner A J Ahlborn says are worth some
$2,000, wen donated to the county by Longview F ib re Co. Right now
hey re in Scappoose, where 4-11 Club members and leaders are hand-
im h id 8 th'-,n ' 7 eXt *t0p— the B,,is'-< ’aseade Corp, dry kiln, another do-
K a rm e ie 7 ,C' ' In,,peCting the “ mbers is County Commissioner N. W.
Task Force to
Hold Hearings
I lie I ask Force on Social Securi
ty anti Welfare plans an ooen hear
ing on the fourth Monday of each
month beginning May 24. To insure
that all citizens have an equal op
portunity Io attend the hearings, they
will lx‘ held once each in the five
major communities of the county.
I he purpose of the Hearings will
be to present their problems around
Social Security and Welfare, tinti
most importantly, to secure recom
mendations for the solution of those
problems.
The Task Force sincerely hopes it
can receive many gixxl recommen
dations. Too often all that is dis
cussed is the problems, and without
solutions, the problems might just
as well go unrecorded. So (lie Task
horce is especially asking people to
bring solutions as well as the prob
lems.
The schedule of hearings is as fol
lows. May 24, Vernonia; .June 28,
(latskanie; .July 26, Rainier; August
¿3, Scappoose; and September 27
bt Helens.
Mrs. Phil Shafer Home
From Slay in Hospilal
TIMBER ROUTE - Mrs. Philip
Shafer was able to return to her
home at Hillsboro from St. Vin
cents hospital. She is in a b o d y
cast from her arm nits to h e r
heels. Mrs. Lester Shafer spent
last week at Hillsboro caring for
her daughter - in - law. This week
a friend is helping care for her
and next week Mrs. Lester Shafer
will go back to help.
Mrs. Rilla Snyder from Portland
visited Mrs. Mae Wienecke Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidlin
visited his daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keagbine
and children, Sunday. They also
called on Mr and Mrs. Bert Ward
Mrs. Schmidlin’s sister.
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RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert Glenn of (Mis were recent
overnight visitors at the home of
tier sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs Hank Hudson liis sister and
family, Mr. and Mr. Erank Lara
of Portland visited them Sunday
afternoon.
Columbia County 4 II chib mem
Mt' and Mrs. Jim Coulter and
bers with livestock projects will lx- children spent the weekend at Stay-
participating in a tour Saturday
ton where they attended their 10th
May 8.
•" year alumni banquet.
This lour is an annual activity
Recent house guests a t t h e
that gives I II members an opixir-
tumty to visit livestock operations home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Veal
in various parts of the county, were his three sisters, all former
they have an opportunity to get Vemomaites: Mr. anil Mrs. Roy
instruction and practice in judging Stearns (Beatrice) of Hood River
livestock and to learn something Mrs. Velma Clary of McMinnville,'
and Mrs. Alberta McGeorge of
alxmt livestock management.
I his year the tour will start at Myrtle Point.
the Francis Wright Dairy Farm
Also visiting the Veals recently
on Knott Street in Vernonia, then w-ere Mr. and Mrs Jam es Terry Í X H Z H X H I I
•‘'ey will go to the Lenoaixl Seh
of (.resham and her parents, Mr.
midhn Farm to see Angus cattle. and Mrs. John Wiggins of Pendle
At Uirkenfeld the dub members ton.
w ill see sheet) at the Robert Du
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snook and
I nis (■.11111 and liereford cattle at
family of Portland s'xmt Sunday
the E T. Johnston Farm
afternoon at the home of his par
'I’hose attending will need to ents. Mr. and Mrs Virgil Snook.
take their lunch Each club will
Mr and Mrs Ed Buckner at
lx- responsible for their own trans
tended a birthday dinner for her
portation.
brother, Everett Rundelt, at the
home of Elizabeth Sanders in Port
land Sunday.
Max Buckner underwent surgery
Goulds balanced
on his arm Tuesday at the Good
THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1971 Samaritan hospital in Portland, lie
flow no, tank, no
came home Thursday and will
go hack Wednesday for further a t
tention.
extras shallow
Mrs Bill Eckland and children
and Mrs N ellie Uoyd six>nt the
well system.
weekend at the homes of Mr. ami
a * i
4 ° Vd' and Mr and
'Its Neil Lloyd at Auburn, Wash
ington.
M O T O R F R E IG H T . IN C .
Mrs Maude Wells and Mrs Ka
hryii Salvon of Knappn attended H Z H Z H Z N Z
I'elta Kappa Gamma meeting at
Bnf lnn near Tualatin
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