Vkmcnia Eagle
2
THURSDAY. JU N E 29. 1972
SEL-MOR INC-
JACK SEELEY, Editar
MELVIN SCHWAB.
B. RHOADES, TTS
O FF IC IA L NEW SPAPER
Vernonia. Oregon
Entered as second class m ail mat
ter August 4 1922 at the past office
in Vernonia. Oregon 97064 under the
act of March S. UTS. Subscription
price $3.00 yonrh in the Nehalem
Rainbow Girls Openings Still Available
Attend State For Late-Deciding Students
Convention
Nineteen Rainbow G irts return
ed home Sunday. June 25 from
O Sl' Campus in to eva lh s where
they attended d aily meetings at
G ill Coliseum
Thursday evening the session w a-
valley Elsewhere $100
called to order by Susan Edwards.
M W M X M M M M BO M M JN H O Q M i Grand W o rth y -A O W Z irO » J b d
sonville. and w uJiad our first look
at the x m :6 c in iU 0 B ic e m :i« * d
Tae*. W ed- F ri.—0 a * , . 0a beautiful orange gowns
Nbhaiem .Acrambh was rrp re
seated this y e a r by Caro Nelson
as G rand Rep. in Oregon to A r
kansas and Susan G a m e r in the
Grand Choir.
« >
F rid a y afternoon Evan Persyn.
Sharon Sm ejkal. N o ell Sturdevant.
Debbie M cLean a M
K athy Os
good participated In the entertain
ment with a oanaedy routine We
were pleased -to h e a r that they
had taken the 2nd place topping
Forest .Assembly who had won
frst last year.
Vernonia also was awarded a
By J.U &
sm all pot of gold for maintaining
1 was informed this past week
or increasing th eir membership
that thought the school district
for three consecutive years There
woerks were
pleased
at
my
were only about six of these given
thought that they w ere very good
in the entire state.
and fast bulders. they did not
The highlight o f fhe week was
think they would quite m ake the
when they announced the new
August first deadline that I gave
’ Grandies" for next year. Verno
them for having the new district
nia was honored with a very spe
office completed The date should
cial person as Deborah Lynne
have been September one.
Banta was nam ed-as Grand T re a
m bet i f you guys re a lly tired,
surer fo r 1973.
especially beaded by a crew of
Saturday evening was the instal
Dave Parrow . you could m ake it.
lation of the new , (grand Officers
and we w ere joi^qd by several
M ake note of the several notices
people from h oo eiadu d m g Ralph
on the front page this week. The
Sturdevant Royce Norwood. Lois
blood moble s a very mportant
Nelson. Id ris and G ail Welch. Tom
one. Last tim e the unit was in
M e rrit and Dave Parrow . Debbies
Vernonia w e did quiet w ell and
grandparents ufoe live in Corval
we need a repeate perform ance to
lis w ere also there to see her in
satisfy the needs of the area.
stalled.
_
Those o f you that have not given
The
V
ern
o
n
«
end Forest Grove
blood before are urged to t r y it.
girls stayed on 4th floor o f Poling
I don't say that you’ll like it bht
H a ll They decided th eir rooms
it is not a t all unpleasant either.
were too d rab so they went to the
A fter giving blood you do have»
Book Store and bought all sorts
certain feeing of satsfacton.
of decorations We had popcorn
and Pizza parties, tots of fund and
Also among the notces on the
very' Ittle sleep
front page is the notice of ea rly
The girts w ere chparoned
by
deadlines for next w eek’s paper.
Mrs. Hope Koch and M rs Alice
We at the Eagle office are working Smith M other Advisor who also
to get an extra day of relaxation
had lots o f fond anl very little
over the Fourth of July.
sleep
We w ill be working on the pap
The Grand W orthy Advisor for
ers this weekend and then be clos 1973 is Miss GaC Ham belton of
ed Monday and Tuesday and then
Eugene
' 1
finsih the jiaper Wednesday so that
Those attending from Vernonia
you w ill have it on the regular
this ye ar w ere: Debbie Banta.
day in the m a il
Jfll Beamish. Debbie Bergserson.
I t is durng ths extra d ay that
P atty Cone. Debbie M cLean. L y-
I am gong to make by trek up nettc M cLean EHta Herford, Ann
the mountain. The nam in g sche
Munro. Carol Nelson K a th y Os
dule has kind of falen by the
good. Evan Persyn Rhonda P e r
w ay side. I t all takes tim e and syn. Nancy RatsasMar Ronda Sm-
tim e seems to be at a prem ium
th. Sharon S m ejkal Beverly Starr,
for me. especially as we try to
M arsha Sturdevant, Noell Sturde
work ahead on the papers.
vant.
There w ere about thirteen hun
dred people registered a t Grand
There is a problem that has
Assembly this year
arisen with the Jamboree float and
.As this was the 50th ye ar of
committee. We need some help and
Rainbow they had a big birthday
some people to pull the float in
the out of town parades Would cake and all the girls present who
had joined since last years Grand
n’t you like to be in »parade’
Assembly stood around the cake
and sang Happy Brthday to Ran-
In this space next week you can
look for an account o f the “ big
e x p e d itio n ’’ That is, of course,
only if the weatherman ooperat-
es and gives us a nice day. I
really don’t have any desire to
clim b in a storm.
VERKONIA-ixma
Scholaiship
Given Howard
58 Percent of Goal
Reached By County
Savings Bonds sales in the state
of Oregon continue to show mere«
sing strength. State Chairm an Tho
mas Prideaux announced that the
state's sales have exceeded the
$4 million mark.
W hile revealing the United States
Treasury figures. Prideaur pointed
with pride to the fact that a t this
accelerated rate, Oregon would e x
ceed its budgeted quota by $8 m il
lion In light of the fa c t that O re
gon led the nation last year in
percentage of goal attained and
was assigned a huge increase in
quota, the sales figures are most
gratifying.
Prideaux feels that the stim u
lated activity in Savings Bonds
sales mast be attributed to public
awareness of the investment value
of hoods At the new 5*4 percent
interest ra te if held to m aturity
of 5 years and 10 months, coupled
with an exemption from state and
local taxes Savings Bonds are an
attractive package
The M ay sales raised Oregon's
y m r-to d a te sales to $21.170.982 or
53 percent of the annual goal of
$39,900.000.
Columbia County, under chair
man R.A. Severson reported $49 -
972 m M ay sales With tbe 1972
goal for the county set a t $550-
000, Columbia County has reached
$317.933 or 58 percent of its goal
for the year
Nationally, the sale of $546 m il
lion of Seres E bonds established
a 27 year record for any M ay and
puahed the cash value of bonds
outstanding over the $56 htOion
m ark fo r the firs t tim e in
awarded
Scott t H o T ir-L h a ii h frn as
a full scholai
Attend C U t-
'.ommunitw
sop Com
m unitjr College
ge fo
for the
coming year, where he w ill be-
come editor a f the ¿college news
paper. tbe ClatsopfSCgurier He is
now working in Astoria fo r the
summ er Scott is the son of M r.
ilw l H
Have you put o ff the decision
about entering college this fa ll’
About
transferring to
another
school’ There is still tim e— hut not
mu«-h
Some 15.936 openings still re
m ain in Oregon colleges and uni
versifies for late-deciding fresh
men and 11th hour transfer stu
dents, according to a May survey
conducted b; the Western Inter
state Commission for H igher Ed
ucafion (W IC H K )
According to the W IC H E study
application deadlines j p r the t fall
semester range from July 1 to
September 29 at 30 Oregon high
e r education insitufions.
.An open door admissions policy
is becoming increasingly popular
among western colleges Nineteen
institutions reported open admis
sione for this fa ll College ofi
cials point out. however, th at va
cancies are open only to students
who meet the individual college s
entrance requirements. And i f a
student has already applied to a
college or university and has been
turned down, be should not reap
p ly at that college.
The W IC H E study which ean
vassed 458 undergraduate mstitu
fions throughout the 13 western
states, reports that approxim ately
146.000 vacancies are still avail
aide for entering freshmen and
transfer students A total of 267
//I
Happy Days"
June 29-July 4
Celebration
The Hillsboro Jaycees w ill again
sponsor the annual Hillsboro Hap
py Days Celebration, June 29-
Ju ly 4 at the Washington County
Fairgrounds. There w ill be many
exciting events and a spectacular
aerial fireworks display on the
evening of July 3 and 4.
A Pee Wee Radee w ill be held
J u ly L 2, 3. and 4 with contest
ants being fourteen years of age
and under Events for This rodeo
w ill include pony buckfog, ca lf rid
ing. goat tying, barrel
riding
pole bending, and a wild pony
ride. As an added attraction. T e r
ry Shaw and her trick riding horse
Smoky Jo w ill perform fo r tbe
spectators T e rry is eleven y e a n
old and has been riding smee she
was 4 years old.
On Sunday. July 2 at 5:30 p.m ..
the Jaycees w ill host the North
west Regional A ll Am erican D rum
& Bugle Corp Championship at
H a re Stadium in Hillsboro As of
this w riting, more than 20 corps
w ill participate. Governor Tom
M cC all has declared the week of
June 26 through July 2 as Oregon
D ru m Corp Week
O ther events w ill include teen
dances on June 30, July 1 and 4 at
the Hillsboro Armory'; firem en's
w ater-ball competition on July 2;
bicy cle races on July 3 and a pro-
wrestling m atch the evening of the
3rd. The Javcee Chicken Bar-B-Q
w ill be held on the afternoons of
June 30. July 1 and 4. O ther ac
tivities which are always popular
are the beer garden, concessions
rides, and parades.
T he Kiddies D a y Parade w ill be
held on Saturday. July 1 starting
a t 10 a m
with Rusty Nails as
Grand M arshall Tbe Happy Days
Parade w ill be held on July 4,
starting at 10 a m. with Yonia
Delsman ( Hillsboro's entrant to tbe
Miss Oregon Pageant) as Grand
M arshall. The theme for this years
parade is “Legends and Land
m arks.
The Miss Hillsboro Happy Days
coronation w ill be a t Poynter J u n -.
tor High School on the 28th of
June starting a t 8 p .m . Miss H ills
boro Happy Days w ill reign over
the entire celebration and enter the
Miss Oregon Pageant next year.
This is one of tbe oldest and
largest 4th of July celebrations in
the state of Oregon and everyone
is inviteu ‘ o join in this fun-filled
celebration.
K E E P OREGON
h»»«« AND
9Ç S
OMANI
ANNfyJNCING--
. M M 'S TAVERN
. j i MW under
iti” .
t.
H it-
The |ew owners, Ralph and Maxine
Herb«!^
your continued pa-
tronage^
western institutions responded to
the survey , with 237 reporting v a
cancies for come-lately applicants.
The fo lto ffo g tiro -year colleges
in Oregon E.Sve openings for C o m
muting and dorm itory freshmen
and transfer students Clatsop Co
m m unity College, Astoria, dead
line open. Concordia College. Port
land. August 15, Judson Baptist
College. Portland. September J
and Treasure V alle y Community
College. Ontario. September 29
Yaqeancies for commuting fresh
mem and transfer atudoQts an» at
Central Oregon Community College
Bend.
Septem ber
24 deadline
Clackamas
Community
College.
( »regon City. September 25 la n e
Com m unity College. Eugene. Sep
tem ber 29, Linn-Benton Com m u
nity College. Albany, September
30; M t Hood Community College.
Gresham. September 20; Portland
Community Colege. September 1;
Southwestern Oregon Community
College, Coos Bay, September 22.
and Um pqua Community College
Roseburg, September 15.
The following four-year univer
sities fcsve openings for commut
mg and dorm itory freshmen and
transfer students Columbia Chris
tian College, Portland. September
1 deadline: Eastern Oregon Col
lege. L a Grande. September 1;
Linfield College
M cM innville (no
dorms for freshmen m en). June
1; M aryUuirst College «women on
ly ), August 1; Northwest Christian
College. Eugene. September 15;
Oregon State U niversity, C o rval
lis. August 15; University of O re
gon. Eugene. August 15; Southern
Oregon College. Ashland. August
15; W arn er Pacific C ollege P o rt
land. August 15; and Oregon Col
lege of Education. Monmouth. Sep
tem ber 15.
Vacancies for dormitory fresh
men and transfer students are at:
George Fox College. Newberg. Sep
tem ber 1 deadline: and M t. Angel
Seminary- (m en only), St. Bene
dict. August 1. Vacancies for com
muting freshmen
and
trssuder
students a t Portland State U n iver
sity, September 18 deadline; and
for commuting freshmen at Reed
College. Portland, date not given
Details on vacancies in col
leges and universities throughout
the
able
vey.
der.
13 western states are av ail
fro m : College Vacancy Sor
W IC H E , P.O. D ra w e r P Boul
Colorado 80302
W IC H E is a public agency which
helps the 13 western states work
together to increase educational
opportunities for western youth, to
im prove programs of universities
and colleges, to expand the supply
of specialized manpower, and to
inform the public of higher edu
cation needs.
T O P IC S OF T H E T O W N
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Loiwn
E.
Stiff,
and M r. S tiffs brother and wife.
M r and Mrs John E. White of
Moses Lake. Washington returned
Monday, June 2 from a two week
ontana YeMUowstone P ark. Gia
cier P a rk and W aterton 1-ake. A1
cier P a rk and Wateron l-ake, A l
berta Canada. Stanley Park, V an
couver British Colum bia. Canada
In Bozeman M ontana M r Stiff
visited cousins, some he had not
seen in 53 years .Also the old log
cabin his father buMt when a young
man. on the railroad land grant
Those »trend
the
CMM
for
Christ Crusade cam p a t Tkoutereek
camp w ere: K a rl G arn er. Brad
Carlson and Kevin Roberts as boy
ao«aaoeooaooooM «aooM W K
Scouting News
X m M h M M d M M k O M M M M e O M ttM
The following is an account of
the tn p taken by the Sea Scouts
of Vernonia to Oak Island on the
Cblumba River, for the Sea Scout
R e g a tta.lt is taken from tbe notes
of Sea Scout reporter W illiam C.
Rhoades and has not been edited
F rid a y, June 23
21 OO-Set up land camp
21:30-Took camp down because of
a 45 revolver
21:39-Moved camp and belong mgs
to W xplorer (Council ship) and
spent night on board.
22 30-hit sack
02 00-Skipper said “ hit sack or do
pushups rest of nigh “
Saturday. June 24
OOO-Jim cooked pancakes, but
forgot syrup.
0 6 19 -Jim said “ i f you don't like
’em. don't eat ’e m .”
07:00-Cleaned and stuffed every
thing back in boat
08:15-Girls invaded area and boats
09 00-Bill and Bob got rocks for
life saving
14:30-Got rooked. Sent Home!
The Sea Scout Regatta was can-
d e d Saturday. June 24 due to gale
force winds and ra in which forced
tbe boats to be sent back to their
bases. The boys enjoyed themsel
ves im m ensely and w ere sorry' to
leav<g but bope th at next tim e tbe
ra in wffl hold off and they can
caomplete th eir camping expidition
without mishaps
“4 is 3
.
OATES To Remember
week campers and Jim l’ roehl as
a counselor. G irls attending were
Janie llarkston. Chris East. M i
chelle McDonald and Wendy and
Michelle Bokoskie Workers were
rs. Grace Peachy for both weeMks
and M axine W eller for girls week
Saturday visitor* at Mta hema af
Mrs. Ora George of Stoney Point
w ere
Arlene
Jacobson.
Peggy-
Dickinson. Allie Dye, Nola L a r
son and son Paul, all of Portland
and M argaret H arley of Kansas
CNy. Kansas
*«oovi
ST. M ART'S Thrift Shep apan
and third Friday of avary
Jttc
M a i i n o W a l l e r s p e n t last
week as a w orker at Victory Camp
at Troutdale, going from there to
the home of her d iu g h te r and
fam ily. M r and Mrs Dennis Hol-
sey and coming home on Monday
Dana Andrus entered the Tau-
tity Hospital in Hillsboro fo r tre a t
ment Thursday, June 22. Cards and
letters m ay be addressed to her in
care of room 234
M r. and M r*. Lester Teeling of
Portland visited the W ilbur Thack
er's Tuesday evening
M rs. Eva Myles e f Canby (m a-
ther of Royce Newton of Achor
age. .Alaska) and her grandson.
Ronnie Landon of Portland, called
on the W ilbur Thacker's Tuesday
p.m.
The Brewers held their family
get-together here at Ezra B rew
ers home last Sunday with all pre
sent except John Brew er who is
com m ercial fishing.
The women's baseball team still
needs some more players.
I f enough people participate, we
can form two teams and play each
other
Everyone partiipating is having
lots of fun and they are getting
their exercise at the same tim e.
Practices are held on Tuesdays
and Thursdays on ooe of the fields
behind the schools
Everyone from one to one hun
dred is welcome
JO Y
THEATER
FrL, Salw Jun* 30—July 1
ZPG
Oliver ReÄl
M O NDAT, JULY 3
Sea Scouts - Scout Cabin -
7:30 p.m .
Tue*.. Wed.
July 4-5
W EDNESDAY, JU LY S
Jamboree Meeting - 7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, JU LY 4
Jaycettes - home of Arlene Seeley
7:30 p.m.
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