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Bureau Honors Buxton Woman Oregon Host for CHURCH NOTES State Foresters Christian Church Annual Meeting Viola Heath, prayer captain; and Mrs. Tessie Aldrich, Home Mis sion captain. studying the book of Mark. The study is conducted by the pastor. The ladies next meeting w ill be held on October 10 at 10 a.m. at 1165 East F ir during which time the group w ill begin a study cour se book entitled, Fam ily Ministry in Today’s Church. Area ladies are invited to join in ministering to the needs of others. Evangelical Ocrnonia Cagte 9 THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1972* members, not in any supposed im Those who feel like climbing a Since 1943 Mrs. Ella L. Albrecht m ortality of the soul, as most of The Lord's Day activities next mountain, are invited to meet at of Buxton, has been a cooperative Sunday begin with Sunday School the world's religions have taught the Christian Church at 9 a m., rainfall observer for the National at 9:45. Now that the summer va for centuries. Saturday, September 23. Church Weather Service September 12, it cation season is over i t ’s time to I f God finds us worthy of pre was announced by the Commerce Oregon w ill host a 3 ti day con members are climbing S a d d le look forward to having many Sun servation into his new order,’’ Mountain, with a hot dog feed fol Department's National Oceanic ference of the National Association day School attenders back to study Green added, “ then this life in a and Atmospheric Administration oi State Foresters later this month lowing. Children under the 5th There was food and fellowship God's Word. The morning worship dying system of things is not all (NOAA) that Mrs. Albrecht is one for the firs t tim e in the organiza grade are asked to be accompan hour follows Sunday School at ele there is.” of 24 volunteer weather observers tion’s 52 year history State Fores ied by a parent. Hiking w ill not g a io ie a i the potluck following the ven. Saturday’s program, designed for morning service last Sunday. Count selected nationwide to recieve the ters or their equivalents from all be required. every member of the fam ily, em less calories were consumed in Due to the home football game Sunday evening the youth group John Campanius Holm Award 50 states are expected to attend. this Friday evening, the Bible spite of the fact the pastor said from the Pedee Evangelical phasized the importance of respec John Campanius Holm Awards The NASF is prim arily concern Study w ill be tonight at 8 p.m. he was preaching on gluttony Sun Church w ill join the local Evange ting headship in the Christian con were created in 1959 by the Na ed with developments on a nation gregation and in marriage. day evening. at the B ill Kretschmer home lical Youth for a time of fellow al plane which w ill affect forestry tional W eather Service and are pre A Sunday morning baptism saw Jr. High and High School youth ship. After sharing the evening SOMETHING UNIQUE for the sented annuaUy to honor volunteer at the state level. The group meets 21 new ministers added to the are meeting at the church on Sun meal together, both grours w ill teens w ill get underway Wednes observers for outstanding accom annually and standing committees day at 5 p.m. for youth choir prac day at 7 p.m. as they shun the participate in the Sundiy Class preaching fellowship. plishments in the field of meteoro conduct the organization's business tice. The regular meeting schedule of “ establishment” for their own meeting hour at seven. A warm logical observations. The award throughout the rest o f the year. the Vernonia congregation w ill re Mark October 28 on calendars welcome is extended to all to at teen-type prayer service and rap is named for a Lutheran minister The group is very active in lobby sume th s week, T. Gene Church, for the next Fun Night, which will session in the fellowship hall. tend the services. who is the firs t person known to ing for forestry legislation which local presiding overseer, announc be a Halloween masquerade par Starting this coming Sunday, the Next Monday and Tuesday some ed. have taken systematic weather w ill benefit the states. ty. pastor w ill begin a series of ser women from this church w ill tra observations in the American colo Kessler Cannon, the Governor's mons from the book of Amos. vel to Jennings Lod^e to take part nies In 1644 and 1645, the Rever Assistant for Natural Resources, Come and hear these prophetic in the Evangelical Women’s An end Holm made records of the cli w ill deliver the keynote address on sermons concerning Amos, A Pro nual Conference. Women from the mate, without the use of instru the morning of September 25 when TTie Women's Missionary Socie phet of Judgment to Come. 50 churches in the Pacific Con ments. near the present site of W il the conference kicks off at the ty met in the home of Mrs. Tes- ference w ill gather for a time of mington. Delaware. Sheraton Hotel in Portland. Can sie Aldrich Tuesday of last week inspiration. Mrs. Albrecht was recognized non is speaking for Governor Tom to elect officers for the new year Wednesday evening at seven w ill McCall who is recovering from an for her outstanding and dedicated and to plan for fam ily ministries A sincere welcome is exten-'od be the mid-week Prayer and Bible- service in providing precipitation illness Senator Mark O. Hatfield in the Vernonia area. to all to attend the following study service. A ll are welcome to observations and reports that have w ill address the group at a lunch Elected officers include: Mrs. vices: join for this time of fellowship and eon meeting on the same day. benefited her community and the Wanda Behnke; president; Mrs. Sunday School 9:45 sharing in the things of God. Choir state of Oregon. Mrs. Albrecht's A full schedule of activities is Verna Yoresen, vice-president; 11 practice w ill follow at eight. The reports have been a great asset planned to augment the meeting Mrs. Irm a Chance, secretary; Mrs. Morning Worship Evening Service 7 choir is open for new members. to the National Weather Service’s both for the foresters and for their Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30 wives. Included on the schedule hydrological and climatological A Young Adult Bible Study is are a forest management tour to programs in the area. held every Thursday evening at review logging operations and fo r When severe storms strike, Mrs. 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Jehovah’s Witnesses from the est practices in Clatsop County, Albrecht obtains forecasts from Mrs. V irg il Snook. This is an in Vernonia area were among 1,399 the Weather Service’s River Dis and a scenic bus tour to take in form al study of the Word of God who assembled Sunday at St. Hel tric t Office and disseminates them the Columbia River Gorge and Mt. ¡scorning. and is open to all. For more in ens Junior High to hear the pub to the community. She also pro Hood An evening tour of the In celebration of National Hunt formation phone 429-7121. lic address, “ Is TTiis Life A ll There vides daily precipitation summar Western Foestry Center is also sch A l la s t ing and Fishing Day, Saturday, The Bible Church is now running is?” ies to the nearby Hillsboro and eduled. September 23, the Northwest Steel- a Sunday School bus every Sun Reports from the standing com Forest Grove newspapers. The talk, delivered by W.H. VERNONIA'S ONLY CLASS mittees w ill occupy a m ajor part headers Council of Trout U nlim it day morning. For children or Green, Northwest district supervi In 1968, Mrs. Albrecht received Watch for Announcement of Day & Time ed and Portland Community Col others who need transportation to sor fo r the Witnesses, climaxed a the Weather Service's 25-year Len of the meeting. The committees FOR FU R TH ER INFO RM ATION CALL lege w ill present a free fishing c li church phone 429-3363 for the time weekend assembly. gth of Service Award. She is ac are the hands and arms of the o r COLLECT PORTLAND 288-431» nic at PCC Sylvania, 12000 S.W. schedule. tive in Buxton's community acti ganization and cover a variety of The audience heard Green de Weekdays - 8 10 a.m.-S:30 p.m. 49th Avenue, 10:30 a m. to 6 p.m. After Morning Worship Service clare that man's only hope fo r life vities and has varied interests, in subjects including legislation, fo r The clinic w ill feature lectures, there w ill be a potluck dinner. - . '*«’«■" »UCWW « » K m t h « est fire prevention, radio commu cluding gardening, bird watching, after death lies in God’s promise (#83) iW e w i. w nication, cooperative forest man film s, demonstrations, and infor Everyone is encouraged to stay to resurrect those whom he re- hunting, and fishing. mation by such fishing notables as for this time of food and fellow agement, cooperative pest control, The National Weather Service B ill Luch.national Trout U nlim it ship. has 13,000 volunteer observers forest recreation, water resources, ed director, past president of the A Baptismal Service w ill be con throughout the United States who fire danger rating systems and Northwest Steelheaders Council, ducted this Sunday afternoon at 3 make and record daily weather others. Oregon State Forester J.E. Sch and television personality; Pete p.m. observations. The information they The Junior guys and gals w ill gather is processed and published roeder w ill step down from the Kelly, Clackamas riv e r guide; and Old Courthouse Basement — St. Helens, Oregon by the Environmental Data Ser executive committee having serv Don Holm, Outdoor Sports Editor be having a Fellowship Hour this for the “ Oregonian.” Phone 397-2268 — After Hours 397-1730 Sunday evening o f singing, recrea vice, another m ajor component of ed fo r the past year as immediate Topics for demonstrations in tion, and devotion. There w ill be NOAA. and forms a valuable part past president. He has also served I Mon., Wed., Thurs.—9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon clude egg curing, fly tieing, fly election of officers at this meet of the nation’s weather history. as a vice-chairman on the Legis fishing, salmon fishing, and rod ing. It goes from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. lative Committee and as a mem i building. The award-winning film and includes grades five through C /N -T USE IT? WHY KEEP IT? ber of the Forest Fire and Radio “ Ways of a Trout” w ill be shown, eight. I WILL NOT BE IN VERNONIA FOR SELL IT WITH A WANT AD. Committees. and refreshments wiU be served A Ladies Bible Study is held in the Sylvania commons. THE SUMMER MONTHS. every Tuesday morning, at 10 There w ill be no admission char a.m. at the church. They now are ♦ ge. The Northwest Steelheaders Council of Trout Unlimited w ill be VERNONIA JAYCEES selling buttons for their Committee of One M illion project which is NEHALEM Meet the 2nd B 4th to raise money for environmental VALLEY protection and legal action to pre Tuesday of every CHAPTER serve the Columbia River fisher month. ies Participants are not obligated to purchase the buttons, however. s p a r e t im e le a r n in g Meets at West Ore. Elec. Bldg., For further information on the West Ore. Elec. Bldg., 7:30 pm . third Thursday of each month. Fishing Clinic at Portland Commu fo r e v e ry o n e . 7:30 p.m. BUI Pringle. President nity College contact Chuck Voss, Bob Carson, Secy. 3-72 Regional Executive Director of the Robert K. King. President C la s s e s sta r t Northwest Steelheaders at 285- Ralph Bergerson. Secy. 3-73 0646; w eek of Baptist Can you eat all day • and still lose weight? Bible Fishing Clinic Planned at PCC Jehovah I VETERANS LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES VERNONIA LIONS of Directors report to meets the second Monday, 8:93 p.m., at West Oregon Electric office. m e m b e rs q u a rte rly . B oard MEETS FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY EACH MONTH 6:30 p.m., Golf Course Visitors Invited. Louise Hamnett. President Mrs. Evelyn Heath. Secy. Don Jackson, President Fed Forbes. Secretary 3-73 A. F. & A. M. \.-m<mla Lodge No. 1M A. F. A A. M. m eets at Masonic Temple. Stated coiiiniuntcation on first Thursday of each month at 8.00 p.m. Cliff Norwood. W.M. Aalter E. Linn. Secy. 1-73 IWA Ix>eal 3-14 Meet l a g 1st POftlMND COMMUNITY COllEGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION S e p te m b e r 25 VERNONIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Board CLUB SERVICE OFFICE 7-72 MT. HEART REBEKAH LODGE NO. 243 Have you ever been to the end of the Rainbow? There are lovely gifts and treasures awaiting you at. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday ev enings of each month in I.O.O.F. Florence Akers, Noble Grand Evelyn Heath, Secy. 3-73 "RAINBOW'S END" Vernonia Lodge No. 246 J.O .O .F. First and Third Tuesday 7 p.m. Albert H. Tandy, Noble Grand Harry Culbertson, Secretary 1-73 PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOULD LIKE TO THANK VERNONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 47J FOR ITS COOPERATION. VERNONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 47J HOARD OF DIRECTORS: Norman Hansen, Chair man, David Brunsman, Betty Jo Curl. Loren Eli«. Richard Jensen, E.T. Johnston, William Nelson. Monday of each Order of Eastern Star month. A.F L. - C I O 7:30 p.m. Nehalem Chapter 153, O.EJL Regular com munication the third Wed. each month at Ma sonic Temple. 'AU visiting sis ters and bro thers welcome. 4-73 Vernonia Barracks Veterans of World W LT j f f War I Meeto 4th Monday *»rb month at the IOOF h>0. • > « »4 Edna Linn, W.M. Irma Fisher, Secy. 1.73 Noble Dunlap, Commander L. H. Sargent, Adjatant AUXILIARY Meets 4th Mon.. IOOF hall. Jessie Andrews, president Cora Lange. Secretary 8-72 PYTHIAN SISTERS VERNONIA TEMPLE NO. <1 Meetings: I.O.O.F. Hall Second and Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 8 p.m F aye D arts. M .EX. Cora Lange. Secretary 8-73 AMERICAN LEGION Meet» 2nd and <lh Tuesday sf each month. VERNONIA POST 119 Bill J. Horn, Commander Harry Cwihertaon. Adjutaat AUXILIARY Coursa Section Name of Class SPECIAL INTEREST U801 Community Choir U802 firs! Aid. Beg 0803 Landscaping U804 lapidary 1-7» Day Tima Bldg. T M Th T 7 9 7.10 7-10 7 g HS H.S, HS HS 10 4 10 10 NC NC 1200 3 0Û Nelson W Red Cross Stall Bourne. S Lt 4 7® Vernonia Golt Course 4 HS Gym IO 400 *0 00 Stall Howatd. C 7.10, 7.10 HS H S. Th 7.1a 7.10 7.10 HS HS H S Th 7-10 HS. M 10 2 3 Lincoln S & L Th 7-lu r 7-10 H S HS. RECREATION U806 Golf, Beg U8O7 Sum 8 Tnm ART« a CRAFTS U806 Drawing 0809 Macrama HOMEMAKING 0810 C asu al C lothing 0811 Holiday Cook ary 081? Sawing with Knit* I BUSINESS HOME B OFFICE 0613 MuNi-Clencal adult basic eoocAnoM Basic Education Mobil Van TTb m Th. M T Room Sat. IT 3 Shop 4 Fee Sp 111 VE 9 006 065« Speech fund of OS67 Tutoring Practices If Art Parrow 299 Bridge Street Vernonia. Oregon 97064 40e.YK9f Inefructor 4: IO s 15 00 750 Podemski. E Lloyd. S ft IO s ia 12 00 1250 1200 ftice. « Stall Nice. B Mt 1200 Stair 10 NC Scon. R II II 26 50 2S5O Stall Lewis. A e Si a s CREDIT COURSES COORDINATOR First and Third Tuesdays Beaulah Hail, President G ertrude Schaioeh. 8 ety, VERNONIA CENTERS 1 a LOCATIONS VERNONIA Lincoln savlnga B Loa.. Vamonla High S ch o o l. . . Bridge B Weed Avo. ........299 Bridge Vern ]
