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SEL-MOR, INC., PubliNwr,
™ e people speak
Services Held
Open Letter to the Vernonia Eagle
For many years now the V er
nonia Lions Club has been invest
mg in and having as one of it s
m aw projects the decorating of
Vernonia's streets at Christmas
time.
TO PICS OF THE TO W N
in taxes which may result and the
Mr. and Mr». W.E. Jones from
debt of the fire district which may
Aultman of Portland; Mrs. Haxel
LARRY GARNER, Editor
Sumrall. Mississippi left Septem Woolsey, and Mr. and Mrs. Edison
be incurred if this m erger goes
M E L V IN SCHWAB, Compositor
ber 7 after a three w e e k visit with
through.
.Aldrich, Valerie and Sonia.
Funeral services for Commodore
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Aldrich and
B. RHOADES. TTS
As it is now. any purchases ne
P. Nash, form er resident of the
RAINBOW Di rrx-A-Scoop Dinner,
fam ily. A special gathering was
cessary must first be approved bv
Portland and Beaverton area and
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Mon..
Sopt 25, $-7 p.m.. Masonic
given
in
their
honor
August
27,
at
the city council.
late of Vernonia, were held Thurs
» tic
Vernonia, Oregon
We have been very gratified with
Anderson park. Among those a t Temple.
If the merger goes through the
day. September 14, at 3:30 p.m.
Entered as second class mail the acceptance of this project and
tending were Mr and Mrs. W. E.
fire district board may use then- at the Fuiten Mortuari Chapel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews
matter August 4. 1922, under the have enjoyed along with the rest
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Mills
own discretion in spending your
visited a few days recently at S il
Beaverton
•ct of March 3. 1879
Rodney and Lori; Mrs. June T ay verton and Mill City. At Silverton
of the community the display of
. •«*
meur
debts
Henry Hudson, president of the
lor and girls, Tami and Tari from
bright colors and Christmas mood
through credit. Probablv a new
they visited Mrs. Andrews' brother
I'uhhshed weekly on Thursday at
Vernonia Ward of the Latter-dav Beaverton, Mr and Mrs. Leon
that it presented.
«re truck, fire ball and much more
and wife, Mr and Mrs. Chester
721 Madison Ave», Vernonia. Co-
Saints Church officiated at thè
Nackers and daughter. Kim berly;
We have enjoyed also fine co
added equipment to care for a
Woodcock, who celebrated their
lumbia County, Oregon 97064 and
sen-ices, with Bishoos Wayne Sim
larger district.
Mrs. Ella Olinger from Hillsboro; 50th wedding anniversary Septem
operation from all the businesses
Paid at the Vernonia Post Office
mons
and
Walker
Roberts,
and
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and her 6 Then they visited his son
and individuals who have helped
Can we really afford i f A e t out
Elders Wilbur Wilson and Wally
as second class matter.
daughter. Shelia from Seattle;
along through the years West ike-
and find the "re a l1 facts and then
and fam ily, Mr und Mrs. Donald
Noakes participating in the ser
vote
-
Mr and Mrs. Franklin Easterling
gan Co-op deserves thanks for bemt
Su bscrip tions
Andrews at Mill City, and also a t
vices. Special music was provided
and fam ily from Vandenburg Air
a very important factor in the sut-
S3,°°11P er Y e* r - I n the Nehalem
Sharon Krieger
tended the 50th wedding anniver
by the Sem inary girls' choir
Force Base in California: Mr and sary’ reception given for Mr. and
cess of this rew arding project
\ alley
f TV*
7T*v
Concluding sen-ices were held
Our intention m developing this
Mrs Dewey Patterson. Mr and
Per Y e a r Elsewhere
Mrs Elm er Shaw.
Monday at 10 30 a m at Ogden
project was never to make this
Mrs. Claude Norris, Miss Jeanette
ftM a e a M M s a a a a e a a a M a m
I
U
h
with
burial
to
follow
at
the
ST. MARY'S Thrift Shop «pan
an on-going Lion's Club aetivitv.
Aultorest Cem etery at Ogden
first and third Friday of every
but to establish a precedent which
office hours
month.
5tfc
Commodore Patterson Nash was
some other interested grouD could
Wod., F r i . - « a.m. to continue with.
born at Salt Lake City . Utah Sep
Form er resident M ario Frazee
tember 10, 1902. the son of John
The Vernonia Lions will be con
entered the St. Vincents Hospital
A meeting of city officals with W. and Lavina Walsh Nash Both
centratw g their efforts towaid
Thors. * Sat —8 a.m. to 12 noon
Sunday
September 17 for back
candidates for the legislature to his paternal and m aternal grand
sight saving projects and other
treatments and traction. She will
discuss
city
government
issues
at
Phone 429-3377
parents had been early pioneers
community interests that will re
Todd J Jackson, infant son of be there for some time.
the 1973 legislative session will be
in the Salt Lake area having or Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson of
quire all of their available funds
Guests at thr Carl Christianson
held
Septem
ber
a
.
1972
in
Bea
hMMoaoMaaaMeaaaaac««* and time.
iginally come from England and
Route 2, Cornelius, died at the home last weekend were Mr. and
verton
The
meeting
is
one
in
the
Wales. He spent his early life and fam ily home early Friday morn Mrs Ralph Nagle of Seattle; Roy
The time has come then when the
Cities Capitol Caucus series spon
Lions of Vernonia are prepared to
received his schooling at Ogden,
ing. September 15. His death, ac Harshman of Frazee, Minnesota;
h Oregon
sored by the League of Oregon
and then for m any years worked
turn over their entire inventorv of
cording to the medical authorities,
Newspaper
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Christiansen,
Cities.
Christmas decorations and spon
at the Union P acific stock yards
! ( ■ Publishers
was termed a “crib death”
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Falk of
All candidates for the state le
there. In 1954 he moved to P oca
sorship of the project itself to an
Funeral services, under the di Portland.
¡¡« a ! Association
gislature from Senate District 4
tello. Idaho and managed a hotel
organization which would continue
rection of the Fuiten Mortuary
and House Districts 1.2 4. 5. 6 and
RAINBOW Di me-A-Scoop Dinner,
the traditional Christmas D ecora
there, then in 19S0 moved to the
were held at the Vernonia Me
7 have been invited to meet with Portland area.
Mon., Sopt. 25, 5-7 p.m.. Masonic
tions Project. The Lions, of course,
morial Cem etery. Tuesday, Sep
elected city officials from their
Temple.
38tlc
would assist in any w ay possible
He and his wife managed apart
districts.
tem ber 19 at 1 p m.
By J.L.S.
to make the transition ea sy for the
ments
in
the
Beaverton
area
af
The meeting is open to the pub
The Rev. H.L. Russell, retired
Friday. September 22, you will new sponsor.
ter moving here and then in 1970
lic. Interested persons will have
minister
of the Nazarene Church,
they moved to their present home
If you are interested in taking
have a chan-e to affect the his
the opportumtv to question candi
conducted the services, which were
in Vernonia He died at his home
tory of Vernonia This is the date over this annual project, please
dates and offer reccrnmendations
Monday evening. September 11, of followed by vault interment at the
that has been set as the election contact the Vernonia Lions as soon
on state legislative issues affect
cem etery.
as
possible.
for the proposed m erger of the
ing city government following a heart condition he had been trea
Todd Joseph Jackson was born
“ European Cookery” , a course
ting
since
1954.
Mr.
Nash
was
a
city and rural fire districts.
Sincerely.
brief presentations bv all candi
at Hillsboro May 23, 1972, the son designed for people interested in
member
of
the
Latter-dav
Saints
Edward
F.
Forbes
The only polling place will be
dates.
of Arthur Roy Jackson and Fawn
the culinary arts and particularly
Church.
Secretary
West Oregon with the polls beinc
The meeting will be held at
da Goodman Jackson and had
in continental cookery will be of
He
was
united
in
m
arriage
to
The
Vernonia
Law
s
Club
open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. There
North's Chuck Wagon. Beaverton
spent his brief lifetime at the fam
fered each Tuesday evening for 11
934 Texas Avenue
have been numerous "Tetters to
Mall, starting with a no-host din Caroline Campbell at Ogden. UUh
ily home near Cornelius.
weeks beginning September 26. at
June 15. 1928 She survives at the
Vernonia. Oregon
the editor” about the m erger, there
ner at 7 p.m. Persons unable to
Surviving, in addition to the par.
Portland Community College, S yl
fam ily home. Also surviving is a
have been front page articles’ about
attend the dinner are invited to
ents, is a brother, Eric Jackson;
vania, 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue.
To the People of Vernonia:
son, William Alan Nash of Salt
the merger, fact sheets passed out
attend the afterd inn er program
the maternal grandparents,
Mr
Lake
City;
and
two
sisters,
Mrs
Tuesday evening. September 12.
and a public hearing on the m er
which will start at 7:43 p.m P er
and Mrs. Richard Goodman, V er
M argaret Warner and Mrs Guy
ger I hope that the entire public I attended the “ public” meeting
sons interested in attending the
nonia: and paternal grandparents,
held
in
regards
to
the
m
erger
of
(E
lla)
Zampedri,
both
of
Ogden
has been well informed on the sub
dinner meeting are asked to make
John Jackson of Portland and
Utah.
ject. If you do not know the facts the Vernonia City F ire Dent and
reservations through their own
Mrs. Andy ( Bertha 1 Raym er of
of the merger it is not because the Rural F ire District.
m anager's or city recorder’s
Richfield. Washington.
Fri.-Sat.
Sept. 22-23
It
s
a
poor
government
that
has
It
was
appalling
the
few
people
the people involved have not done
office.
Also surviving is a maternal
who cared enough to be there
nothing but w elfare to offer its
their job.
great grandmother. Mrs
Ruby
constituents
It is now up to the people of It’s your tax money and your
A \ienna. Ga.. restaurant has
Normand, Vernonia and paternal
community that is involved.
\ ernonia to show that thev really
a special table reserved for women
great-grandparents, Mrs Wesley
GET A GOOD THING GOING.
Do you have any idea the raise
coffee drinkers.
care about the town, the local go
(Frieda) Northrup and Mrs Mary
Place a Classified Ad Todav!
vernment and our own well bein'’
Jackson, both of Hillsboro
VOTE!
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As the national political cam
paigns have been picking up speed
the past few weeks I have tried
°k l
oi
fanc-v Phrases that
the challenging” politicians are us-
mg to describe their political posi
tions. One of those phrases that
I have heard often seems to fit
this election of ours “ G ive the
government back to the people.’
How many tim es have you heard
that one" Weil this election that
Did you ever have so much to
stirred up about. One oi our new
would merge the districts and
talk
about
that you didn't know what bumpers,
create a fire board to run the en
for example, is built around
to say first?
tire district separate from the city-
twin
hydraulic
cylinders. So on minor
^ ' Te happy to report that's us
council would seem to be doing
impact,
the
whole
system retracts to
just that -giving it back to the
to r 1973. But since everything must
cushion
the
shock.
people .
begin somewhere . , .
It's standard on all big Chev
-O—
™ at s enough of that heavy-
rolet, Chevelle and Monte C arlo
stuff. Are you set to go out and
back the Loggers as they make
their home debut F rid ay night"
H ear by the grapevine that the
y
New Nora Hatchback Coupe.
Loggers will have an all-new look
Friday night. Be there a little ear
Look what we hatched
Isn’t it romantic?
ly so you can watch the warm
ups.
You
know us for our little Vega
You see that rectangle b eaming
—O-
Hatchback
New dependable Nova
at you from above? That's a moon-
Yesterday while in Scappoose a
has
one
Which
literally makes it
roof. Not to be confused with a
man cam e in and wanted to know
half
trunk
with
the
backseat down,
I would take a picture of his
sunroof. (Although many people will
its
a
feature
as
practical
as Nova
Lsh. Quite a fish it was! A 19-
undoubtedly be caught using it like
itselt.
pound. three foot long steelhead,
ou ^ z A power roof is available on
caught in the Columbia at Goble
ForC. P Nash
City Officials,
Legislators Meet
Rites Held for
Jackson Infant
VERlfOHIA -isms
European Cookery on
PCC Class Schedule
JO Y
THEATER
RED SKY AT
MORNING
Its 1973, and Chevrolet roofs are opening,
seats are swiveling, bumpers are retracting,
hatches are flipping up.
DATES Tc Remember
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Jaycettes - home of Ann B eers •
7:30 p.m.
Izaak Walton - West Ore. Elec
bldg - 7:30 p.m
School Night for Scouting- Wash
ington Grade School-7:30 p m
v ^ 1v n, L XChanee Student meeting
VHS library-7:30 p m.
Study Club-Mrs Ralph Revnolds-
8 p.m.
FR ID A Y , SEPTEMBER 22
Var^
Football-Home
O pener
«nth Corbett-8 p.m.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
WWI Barracks & Auxiliary-IOOF
Hali-6.30 p.m.
Rainbow Girls-Masonic Temple-
7:30 p.m.
Sea Scouts-City P ark Cabin -
7 30 p.m
J V FootbaUat Corbett- o 1
6 p.m.
¿aycees Jaycee Hall 7:30 p.m
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
V ernonia Society Arts A Crafts -
West. Ore Elec. bldg.-7:30 p m -
'film -election)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Natal Grange-8 p.m.
F yth ia n Sisters IOOF Hail-8 p.m
vM r -1 ;30 p m
Cross Country Western Mennonite
Jnvitational-at Western Menno
mte-4 p m.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Rebekahs-IOOF Hall-8 p.m
v ernonia Womens Bowling Assoc -
West Ore. Elec, b ld g -7:30 p m
FB ID A Y , SEPTEMBER »
*
V arsity FootbaU at Gastoa-8 p.m
and Monte Carlo; a m anual
onerift-Mova.
----- ------- are exciting?
lm s year's are something to ge
New Malibu Colonnade Hardtop Coupe.
models. Nineteen different models to
choose from.
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jvur legs
One of the few things people
asked us to improve in our popular
Chevelle was leg room in the back
seat. Well, your knees will be pleased
with the '73s. There's almost 3Zz
more inches in the sedans.
So what else is new
Naturally this is only a taste of
what s new for 73.
Among other things, we're intro
ducing larger gas tanks for longer
cruising range, a new Exhaust Gas
Hecirculation system, a hatchback
tor wagons, and a highly refined flow
through power ventilation system
Plus a reading light for front
seat passengers, improved suspen
sion systems, engines that give you
pertorm ance combined with gas
economy, reclining seats and scores
°t dram atic styling changes.
C h e v ^ t e ' — ^ U a ly o u r
Chevrolet
C o“ F* ° " r "« » uPPermo.l
n W ^ L Î i ' Ï Ï ? ’, COmíOrt
qui** nd« ' 1'a l the
«nom expensive can you can buy.
k
ïn S
* “ *T,CU • "•»«» '«x>d
handling of the ftneef European cars,
and the loos» and comfort of an American car
Building a better way
to see the U S A