Hunt Fishing
Oregon outdoorsmen are remind
ed that the 1972 hunting and fishing
licenses expire December 31 and"
new 1973 documents are needed by
all persons taking to the out-of-
doors to hunt or fish beginning Jan
uary l.
Shipment of 1973 hunting and
fishing licenses to dealers is now in
progress by the Game Commission
and is expected to be complete to all
agents by December 15.
Steelhead fishermen are the main
group of sportsmen affected by the
new license requirement since the
winter season for these big fish is
now in full swing and will continue
until spring Anglers should obtain
the new document well in advance if
they plan to fish on New Y e a r’s
Day, January 1.
Others affected early in January
are bow and arrow hunters intend
ing to participate in the Roosevelt
elk archery season scheduled
through January and for 100 arch
ers holding permits for the Indian
Creek elk area in Union County The
only scheduled season for rifle
hunters is the Troy Elk Season
extending through January and
open to 250 permit holders Water-
fowl and chukar and quail hunters
should also remember to outfit
themselves with a new license.
Outdoorsmen are reminded that a
hunting license is required to hunt
for any animal of the state This
includes the game species as well as
rabbits, coyotes and other nonpro
tected animals.
M ay Y o u r H om e be
Filled w ith
e v e ry Jo y ^ 0
Vernonia Variety and
Rose Motel
Three Films on
Bill at Museum
Three films for holiday enter
tainment will be shown at the Port
land Art Museum bv the Northwest
Film Study Center in cooperation
with the museum and Portland
State University.
Films are “ Oliver Twist” , “The
Titfield Thunderbolt” , and "Do You
Keep a Lion at Home?” Dates are
Saturday, December 23; Wednes
day. December 27; and Friday, De
cember 29 Show times each day are
12 noon, 2:30 p.m and 7 30 p.m
Admission charge will be 50 cents
for those under 16, and $1 for
everyone else.
"Oliver Twist", the series’ open
er. is a black and white classic of
British filmmaking Produced in
1946 by David Lean, it stars Alec
Guinness, Robert Newton, Kay
Walsh and Anthonv Newlev as
Fagin, Bill Sikes and The Artful
Dodger Oliver is played by John
Howard Davies Made from Charles
Dickens’ novel of mid-Victorian
Izindon, the story is about the
friendless orphan boy who falls in
with a band of thieves, but is finally
rescued from a life of crime by his
grandfather
The second film, “The Titfield
Thunderbolt” , tells the droll tale of
a rural English village running its
own branch railroad when the
government threatens to suspend
service and replace it with a more
up-to-date bus line The 1952 color
film stars such British regulars as
Stanley Holloway. George Ralph,
and Hugh Griffith.
“ Do You Keep a Lion at Home?” ,
the third film , is the story of two
Czech boys who, finding their school
closed for the day decide to see
Prague on their own In the course
of the day they have many exciting
adventures, meeting ghosts, direct
ing traffic, win an auto race, but
return home to tell their mother
that they did “ nothing” all day.
Made in Czechoslovakia, the film is
in color and has English dia
logue—an imaginative combination
of live actors and animation, reality
and fantasy.
Advance tickets for anv or all of
these films are available at the
Portland Art Museum, Skidmore
Village Books at 50 S.W. 3rd, and
Lincoln Savings and Loan.
Senior Citizen
Lloyd Thomases fried
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You can make your natural
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Christmas tree safe' and longlasting
cause your tree will use at least a
during the Holiday Season, say for pint each day. Large trees in warm
estry experts at the Western Fores
With only four days until Christ
rooms use up to a gallon per day.
Oregonians again this Christmas try Center and the Northwest
mas. last minute shoppers are sure
Place your tree away from heat
have the unique opportunity to give Christmas Tree Association A few ers. heat vents, fireplaces, high
busy.
their neighbors the most precious simple steps assure maximum en wattage light bulbs and other
The Seniors had a real nice crowd
gift of all—the "Gift of Life ”
joyment of your natural Christmas
for Christmas potluck—34 were
sources of heat, and then sit back
Cuck Foster, executive director tree.
present. Other than members, they
and enjoy weeks of Christmas sea
Vernonia location They started of the Kidney Association of Ore
The most important rule is to son enjoyment.
were happy to have as guests, Mr
with the acquisition of the mortuary gon. has appealed to Oregonians to keep the base of your tree in water
and Mrs Cass Bergerson, Lewis
Superbly decorated trees of many
in Vernonia by Fuiten in September contribute to the current KAO from the time that you bring it
Morgan and Lee (Buster) Rogers
nations may be examined daily at
of 1957. An engraved barometer- $200,000 fund drive, which will save
home Water absorbed through the the Western Forestry Center, near
A meeting was held at the center
thermometer set was presented to the lives of victims of kidney failure trunk will keep the needles green
Monday with the Columbia County
the Thomases. Also attending from throughout the state -people who and aromatic and will prevent the OMSI and the Zoo in Portland,
Council, on evaluation A potluck
where Christmas is a very special
Vernonia were Paul Weidman and would die without the funds the boughs from drooping
was held after the meeting with 26
event The doors are open between
Rosemary Arterburn.
Kidney Association desperately
Before the tree is mounted in its
persons present
10a.m. and 5 p m each day so that
A total of 21 employees, repre needs to provide artificial kidney stand an inch or more of the trunk
Word has been received that the
visitors may see Christmas Trees
senting full and parttime employees machines, training, treatment and
Foot Clinic will be open to the public
along with their spouses were medical supplies for its patients.
Friday, January 19. at the Vernonia
present for the occasion, coming
Foster pointed out that, “The cost
Clinic. Anyone interested may
from the Vernonia, Forest Grove, to provide each KAO patient with
make appointments, either at the
Hillsboro and Beaverton branches. one day of life ir $12. Hundreds of
Vernonia Clinic or by calling the
Oregonians," he said, “are sending
center. 429-3912. There will be a
$12 donations to the Kidney Asso
slight charge for this time for the
ciation, knowing that their $12
foot examinations.
contribution will provide that one
The next potluck and business
day of life for some patient. Many
meeting will be held at the center
Oregonians are sending much more
Friday, January 5, 12:30 p.m. All
Oregon sportsmen are advised
than one day of life.”
Vernonia-area Seniors are wel that the Game Commission will
He explained, “At $12 per day, the
come.
hold a public hearing Friday, Janu
“Merry Christmas and a Happy ary 5, to set the opening dates for average annual cost of keeping
New Year to a ll!”
the 1973 elk, deer, and upland game each patient alive runs about $4,000
bird seasons. The hearing is sche The annual cost,” he said, “follows
on initial cost of about $10,000 for
duled at the commission’s Portland
headquarters, 1634 SW Alder, and the first six months, that covers the
expense of equipment, training and
will convene at 10 a.m.
John McKean, state game direc medical supplies.”
Foster emphasized. “There is no
tor, emphasized that only the
Columbia County Extension home
opening dates of the seasons will be shortage of artificial kidney m a
economics programs for the 1972-73
established since biological infor chines. The machines we use,” he
year are listed in a publication,
mation on which to base length of stated, “are manufactured in Port
Adult Education Programs for
seasons, bag limits, and other rules land, Oregon. Also,” he said, “there
Homemakers. Study group pro
will not be available. The director is no shortage of trained medical
grams. correspondence courses,
advised that general regulations for help—doctors, nurses, or medical
workshops, and newsletters avail
the 1973 hunting seasons will be supplies. The only shortage is
able to the public are listed.
established in late May for big money.”
Copies of the publication may be
Since most people, faced with
game animals and in August for
obtained by writing to the Oregon
death because of kidney failure,
game birds and waterfowl.
State University Extension Service,
The commission’s objective in cannot afford the staggering costs
Courthouse, St. Helens 97051, or by
To all ou r patrons . . . fro m
setting opening dates at the begin involved, the function of the Kidney
calling 397-3462.
ning of each year is to provide Association is to appeal to the
th e sta tio n th a t serves Santa.
hunters ample time to plan vaca public for the necessary funds.
Individuals
and
organizations
are
FOR HAND-MADE gifts go to the tions to coincide with the hunting
asked to send their tax deductible
Senior Citizens Center - Monday seasons of their choice.
All persons interested are invited contributions to the Kidney As
thru F riday - 9 to 5.
S ltlc
to attend the hearing. Recommen sociation of Oregon, P.O. Box 342,
dations may be submitted to the St. Helens, Oregon 97051
Ralph Sturdevant and Family
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