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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1972)
jnfo Film, Election On Meet Agenda OES Chapter Plans Pow Wow for Cancer Drive Dieters Told of Meeting Change Ocrnonia Eaqle THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1972 3 Mizpah Chapter No. 30, Order of Eastern Star, St. Helens, will cele- A special program featuring Community Education will be pre brate an Indian Summer Pow Wow After earlier efforts to establish sented at the annual meeting of as they “declare war” on cancer. classes for weight-conscious Ver- the Vernonia Society of Arts and Alice Beck, Cancer Research com nonians were unsuccessful, Diet Crafts. mittee member of the Grand Chap Watchers Workshop sessions were NEW A R R IV A L S ter of Oregon, will bring her re The meeting, scheduled for Tues started in Vernonia August 30. port. Fail-safe pollution controls will At the present time, 39 men and M, M „. o, . stressed at Department of En Cancer research is one of the pro women from the Vernonia area are vironmental Quality meetings for V one MU a, Oregon are proud tp an jects supported financially by op meeting room will include an enrolled In the Diet Watchers pro nounce a new arrival, a daughter. cities and industries September 28 members of the Eastern Star. Mrs nual reports a ad elections of of gram. The Diet W ashers program and 29. The little girl weighed 6 lbs. l$Vi ucers ■ Alice (Buz) Beck is a member and strives to teach persons attempting The day-long informational semi oz. at birth and has been named •\a>St too*1 R*” Oi Wisteria Chapter, THOSE WHO SERVE to lose weight a plan whereby they Following the film, “To Touch nars will acquaint participants with Darilee. She joins a sister. Noelle, a Child”, a discussion will be led may “learn to eat to lose,” and procedures for Oregon’s new Joint three, at the family home by Bill Filter on the subject of Members of all Columbia County t-,ïavy ,Fireman Recruit Daniel J. the program proscribes no exer State-Federal Waste Discharge Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Community Education. chapters are welcome to attend, Elbert III, son of Mr. and Mrs. cise. Permits. Federal staff are now Eldon Kinton of Salem and Mr. Tuesday evening, September 26, at Daniel J. Elbert Jr. of 1038 Se Filter, a resident of Vernonia The classes were started at the housed in DEQ offices where they and Mrs. Edison Aldrich. cond Ave., Vernonia, graduated Sew Simple Shop, but this week will work directly with DEQ on whose wife is a weaver/artist, is 8 p.m. from recruit training at the Naval were moved to Cliff’s Supermar issuing of the new permits. A son, Kevin Paul, was born a specialist in the field of com Training Center in San Diego Sep ket, in the space just vacated The recent pump station failure September 2, to Marion and Diana munity and rural education. He tember 13. was trained in Community Educa by Kimmel’s Apparel, to provide at Salem which dumped millions Knoll of Mapleton, Oregon. He more room for the growing clas of gallons of untreated sewage into joins two sisters, Kimberly and tion at Flint, Michigan and has Paul “Skip” Goodman has left ses. been affiliated with the Mott Foun the Willamette River in August Kristina. 1 k . for Ft. Dix, New Jersy where he dation. will be reviewed with an eye to Area director Laura Hall has ap Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. will train with the National Guard possibilities for fail-safe equipment All interested are invited to at Charles Minger of Vernonia, and tend. Following completion of training proved a change of instructors, and emergency plans which could MIST—Mrs. Harold Case of Ver along with the change in location, Rev. and Mrs. F.M. Knoll of Ya he will report to Machinist School nonia was the honored guest on her at Aberdeen Proving Grounds and Mrs. Jim (Royce) Norwood head off similar crises in the fu kima, Washington. Great-grandmo ture. DEQ expects to consider birthday Saturday evening at the Maryland. now handles the class sessions. ther is Mrs. Dessie May of Ver these factors in future plans re Acting Fundamentals home of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Ser- nonia. In order to give all interested views of pollution control equip by when the Cases and daughter, persons—both men and women_ ment. To Be PCC Fall Class Shannon, and the Serby family an opportunity to attend, one class The two meetings will be identi wished her many more birthdays. meets each Wednesday morning at For those who have always had Sunday guests at the Serby home 9:30 a.m., and a second session cal except for late afternoon ses a hidden desire to be on the stage, were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shilling- starts at 7 p.m. Thursday evenings. sions on construction grants in the ton of Goble, Glen Hill of Kelso, Portland Community College be Anyone interested in joining ei September 28 seminar for cities and consultants, while industries gins a new season of courses in and Mrs. Roger McDowell, Cedar To many people the American ther of the classes, or wishes add will discuss tax credits Septem Eastern Star members and the dramatic arts the week of Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Serby were Cancer Society is known only as itional information about the Diet ber 29. September 25. in Portland Monday. friends from throughout Oregon a Crusade to raise funds to fight Watchers program, may contact Both meetings will be at the new In “Fundamentals of Acting” Monday evening dinner guests cancer. the instructor, Royce Norwood. and surrounding states are expect Civic Center in Salem. students learn skills in body move at the Larry Garlock home were ed to be present at a reception To explain the year-around ac and dance being held in honor of ment. facial expression, and voice Terry Baldwin and Randy Gusta tivities of A.C.S., Mrs. Steven Ja- projection while gaining poise and fson. The Garlocks were dinner nik, 12-year volunteer and state Year's Program Begins Lester Langdon, Worthy Grand THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY guests in Clatskanie at the home coordinator for Reach to Recov Patron, and Iris Langdon, Grand confidence in performing skills. Projects in Theatre” involves For Timber Rouie Unit of the Wilmer Pickerings, Satur ery (rehabilitation for mastecto Marshal, Grand Chapter of Ore the students in all facets of play day evening. gon. mies) will be in Vernonia at the Trained As The Norman Hansens were in Scout Cabin at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday St. Helens’ Mizpah Chapter No. production, and “Appreciation of The first fall meeting of the Drama" is for anyone who wants C A TTLE Portland Thursday. 30. Order of Eastern Star, has Timber Route Extension Unit was September 26. discover or pursue a special in AND Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busch at extended a cordial invitation to to held Tuesday, September 12. Six Mrs. Janik, who is the sister of terest in drama. tended the Oregon Log Truckers Mrs. Louise Hamnett, will welcome new members attended the meet L IV E S T O C K members and friends to join in Students are encouraged to con Association Chapter meeting Sat honoring their distinguished mem ing. Lessons and plans for the all questions. BUYERS year were discussed. bers Saturday, September 23, at tact Roy Stave, drama instructor, urday at Oney’s Restaurant. Train now to buy cattle, at Portland Community College, “This is your opportunity to Mrs. Fred Larson was a lunch 8 p.m. in the St. Helens Junior 244-6111, for more information. All interested ladies are cor sheep and hogs a t auctions, High School. eon guest of her folks, the Willard learn about A.C.S. services avail dially invited to attend future meet feedlots, sale bams, etc. able to cancer patients and their Garlocks, Tuesday. ings. which are held on the second W rite T O D A Y fo r a local interview. Include your com Mr. and Mrs. Dave Knowles families,” states Mrs. Jennie Han Tuesday of each month at 10:30 Rainbows Sponsoring Portland Opera Shows were dinner guests at the home son, local ACS representative, in a.m. with a noon potluck. Next plete address and phone number. of Mrs. Nettie Cox Sunday eve inviting—and urging—all Vernonia month’s lesson, Tuesday, October Dime-A-Scoop' Feed Ticket Sales Increase area residents to attend this ses 10, will be on Budget Decorating. ning. CATTLE BUYERS, INC sion. The Roy Kyser family were in 4 4 2 0 Madison Nehalem Chapter Rainbow Girls Portland Opera has now reach Dallas a week ago Sunday to visit Kansas City, Mo. 641 I I A woman isn’t eligible to join GET A GOOD TH IN G GOING. have set September 25 as the night ed over 60 percent capacity in sea her mother, Mrs. Vivian Wickström the WACS without parental consent G w m m , C.«Z, -J Place a Classified Ad Today for their annual fund-raising son ticket sales for the 1972-73 sea and sisters and their families. until she is 21 years old. “Dime-A-Scoop” dinner. Serving son. company manager Richard Guests over Wednesday night at will be from 5-7 p.m. at the Ver Williams has announced. the home of their daughter and nonia Masonic Temple. With ticket orders coming in at family, the Eldon Shetlers, were The girls put the dinner on each over 20 per day, and five weeks Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth of Day- year for Masons. Eastern Star remaining before the season opens, ton. Thursday of this week, Irvin members, and Rainbow families. the Thursday evening performan Buckwalter, Escondido, California ces (Series A) have now reached visited his niece and family. 53 percent and the Saturday eve ning performances (Series B) total just over 67 percent. Tickets (or “Carmen”, the first opera of the season which opens October 19 will go on sale at the ; CHRYSLER Civic Auditorium, Monday, Septem ber 25. Advance reservations are BIRKENFELD—Mr. and Mrs. now being taken for the produc Alfred Soderback of Jewell enter Plymouth tion at the Portland Opera office. tained guests Sunday at a dinner honoring Mrs. Soderback’s mother. Mrs. Jessie Johnson celebrated her Vernonia Study Club 84th birthday. Early in the after noon a buffet style lunch was serv To Begin Year Tonight ed. Later coffee and a real nice birthday cake made and decorated Vernonia Study Club members by Mrs. Soderback was served. will meet Thursday, September 21. Guests there were; Mr. and Mrs. (tonight, for their first meeting of Archie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. 440 N. Nehalem the year, at the home of Mrs. John Blackwood. Mr. and Mrs. Bill CLATSKANIE. ORE. Ralph Reynolds. Moore and son, and Mr. and Mrs, The theme of the programs for Robert Ridderbusch, all of Salem; the coming year will be “Women” Mrs. Mildred Enns of Portland, and Mrs Darrold Proehl will give Mr. and Mrs. Chalres Malagamba Your Local Rep. the first report on the “Women’s of Warrenton; Mr. and Mrs. How Liberation Movement.” ART LAMPING ard Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fran Officers are Mrs. Harry Sandon, cis Nordstrom, and Mr. and Mrs. PH. 429-5671 president; Mrs. Charles Minger, Walt Tornblad. vice president; and Mrs Owen 22t6c Mr. and Mrs. Vick Berg and East, secretary-treasurer. Walt were last Monday evening dinner guests at the Francis Lar son home. Mr and Mrs. E.T. Johnston flew to Salem Sunday to visit with the Gary Johnstons, who are now liv ing there. m o r tu a r y chapels Wednesday of last week, Mrs. Capable advice regarding insurance, social security, veterans. Lloyd Beach took Mrs. Mary Es sen to Seaside to visit Mrs. Elsa 9th and Baseline Cedar and Pacific Richardson, and Mrs. Julia Vad- Hillsboro—648-2161 Forest Grove—357-2161 nais Friday, she took Mrs. Essen to Scappoose to see her brother, ^ 5 S W Watson 741 Madison S(Tee) John Cahill, at the home there. Beaverton-644-1119 Vernon,a-429-««i 1 _ DEQ Slates Two Pollution Meets Friends Gather For Birthday ACS Rep Slates Vernonia Meet Grand Officers To Be Honored NEEDS MEN Soderbacks Host Birthday Event , WAWZ YOUH. Û S Æ Â ïï Larsen's Inc. Q& m th rr THe k - my zr/x ____ 1 VOLK 7 DAY A W EEK YARD Open: 7:30 to 6:00 Mon. thru Sat. Sundays 10 to 4 ___________ is- FALL HARVEST OF SAVING AT HOLBROOK'S IN SCAPPOOSE Great Savings for the Handyman — 12" SQUARE l-INCH L IG H T FIX T U R E S FURNACE Only ALUMINUM WINDOWS G E T A GOOD T H IN G G O ING . p l«c« • Classified Ad Todayl by $1.39 Viking 2x2 . . . . ...... $10.20 5x3 . . . . -.-.$20.98 3x3 . . . . - — $15.89 6x3 . . . . ....$23.29 4x3 . . . . ....$18.19 8x3 . . . . -.-.$35.89 This is also the time to let us know if you want an additional listing m this year s directory. One for your wife. Or a separate listing for a nearly-grown-up daughter. All it takes is a call. F IL TE R S Reg. 89c 59c General Téléphoné STORM DOORS Temp. Glass— 30" or 36", rsg. $39.99 95 ZpuO P A IÏE L IH G ¡S’" » -,$ 1 .9 9 WASHINGTON COUNTY Last day to make changes in the new telephone directory OCTOBER 20
