Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 08, 1973, Page 2, Image 2

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    • Otmofiia Eagle
1
THURSDAY, MARCH I , 1973
M L -M O « , INC.,
LARRY GARNER,
M IL V IN SCHWAB,
B. RHOADES, TTS
People
Speak. . .
Woman Struck,
K illed by Auto
DATES To Remember Dallas-Astoria
Board of
Commissioners
Funeral services for Patricia
Jean Long 49 late a resident of 1810
(Unapproved Minute»)
«U»
Willamina Avenue. Forest Grove,
O FFICIAL NEWSFAFER
were held Friday March 2, at the
The fa,e ot Senate » 'll No «) is
The Columbia County Board of
z*n
Fuiten Mortuary Chape) in Forest
now In the hands of the Senate Judi
Grove Mrs Long was killed Tues Commissioners met in scheduled
Entered as second class mail ciary Committee after hearings
uader * * i ! ? r h 5 Anwther hear« * * iM *
day evening. February 27. in a session February 28. with Chair­
pedestrian-auto accident in Corne­ man Fred Foshaug presiding. Com­
•c t of March S, 187»
held at 4 p m., March 7.
lius Authorities ruled the death missioner Jack Minkoff and secre­
I presented to the committee
Published weekly on Thursday at
accidental and the driver of the car tary Gloria Salvey (deputy clerk)
721 Madison Ave., Vernonia, Co­ March 5, my opposition to parts of
was not held
present Commission Ahlborn was
the
bill
which
gave
the
police
broad
lumbia County, Oregon 97064 and
Rodney Goff and John Robertson, absent for a portion of the meeting
paid a t the Vernonia Post Office powers in regards to search and
both of the Gospel Hall in Forest attending an emergency meeting of
seizure, and was in mv opinion
as second class m atter.
Grove, conducted the services, with the Columbia-Willamette Air Pol­
unconstitutional, both at the state
Mrs Daryl Willecke serving as lution Authority.
(■ihar
and national level
a u D it r ip r io o i
soloist and Mrs Gordon M errill as
Commissioner Minkoff moved
$3 90 Per Y ear — In the Nehalem
I want to thank those concerned
and Commissioner Foshaug second­
organist Committal rites and bur
citizens who sent me letters, which I
Valley
■al were at the Forest View Ceme
ed the minutes of the meeting of
took to Salem with me March 5, and
. 84.00 Per Y e a r Elsewhere
tery with Mike Henry, Chuck February 21 be approved. Motion
K X S ™
C o r n n T X '^ '
Koester. Koger Ritchey . Paul Dake carried
and Ed Wood serving as pallbear­
Purchase Order No. 1719 was ap­
Browne
OFFICE HOURS
ers
proved for repairs of a broken shaft
Sincerely.
Men., Time., Wed., Fri.—9 a.m. N
Patricia Jean Long was born at in the D-8 Cat. at an estimated cost
Glenn G. Connelv
.... 9 p.m.
Pasco. Washington October 2, 1923. of $900
P.O. Box 144
the daughter of James and Florence
Commissioner Minkoff moved
Thues. A Sat.— 8 a.m. te 11 noon
Vernonia. Oregon 97064
Samsel
She moved with her family and Commissioner Foshaug second­
Phono 4194377
to ia k im a as a young girl and ed the offer of $1.250 received from
M o o °o a c « c o c e e a c o o e « c e < K e
I would like to thank the people of
received her education there She David A Thompson for the pur­
Vernonia for the support they have
later lived at Kelso. Astoria and San chase of Tax Lot 2374-3 be accepted
,
given in buying the Vernonia Boos­ Francisco.
Motion carried
ter Jackets. It shows from the
She was married to Martin Long
The following liquor license re­
response that the people are in­
March 16, 1947 at Vancouver,
newal applications were recom­
terested in Vernonia, the schools
Washington and they lived at Kelso
mended; Ray-Mar Tavern Sunny­
and are willing to support projects
until 1952. moving at that time to side Service; Jay Dee Tavern; J&I
WEBELOS DEN depicts, with use
which will benefit the area
Vernonia where they lived until
Market; Stop Inn; Fireside Inn;
m
, *a ‘urta< vo,ce*
;
I would like to urge all to come to
• » » » » » » » » » » » »
Blue-Gold Banquet.
moving to Ferest Grove five years Jiffy M art; Birkenfeld Service &
the meeting of the Vernonia Boos­ ago Mrs Long had worked for the
Lunch; Schall's Market; Don’s
ters March 8. at the West Oregon
GAF Corporation at Progress for a
Texaco Service & Tavern; Beaver
Bldg at 8 p.m The speaker is to be
number of years
Sports Properties. Inc.: Hi-Way
Frank Brodersen of Forest Grove.
Grocery
Surviving is her husband. Martin
Mrs. Lesta Garner is in the
He has been very active in Forest
of Forest Grove; eight children.
Notice of acceptance of appoint- h «rest Grove Hospital with the flu
Grove in bringing the businesses
Danny and Gary Long, Mrs Mike
menl to the Solid Waste Advisory
and the people together in support
ST MARY’S Thrift Shop open
(Kathy) Henry. Mrs Charles (K ar­
Committee was received from C lar­
Recorder Judge
first and third Monday of every
of their town and improvements.
ence
J
O’Brien
en)
Koester,
and
Margie
Long,
all
Wm. E. Nelson
month.
5tfc
His subject. I think will be. The
of Forest Grove; Mrs Ed (Patricia
An offer of $75 each for lots 4. 5,
town that refused to die ’’
Mr. and Mrs Thurman DeHart
Jean Wood of Gales Creek. Mrs
and 6. Block 102. St. Helens, was
and Mrs Cora Lange, Mrs De
Our town is growing and we
Roger (M arilyn) Ritchey of Dilley,
received from M r and Mrs Nathan
H art’s mother, drove to St Helens
should try to promote and improve
and
Mrs
Paul
(Sheila)
Dake
of
Waldron The offer was referred to
2013-Leiand May hue Kellar Dis­
recently and had lunch at the
it as much as possible It is very
Hillsboro
obeyed stop sign Plea guiltv. fine
the assessor's office for valuation.
easy to be apathetic and just go
Village Inn After lunch
they
Additional survivors include her
J 86.
Commissioner Minkoff moved
visited the home of A Leon DeHart,
along with the attitude of what
mother.
Mrs
Florence
Tufts.
For­
“ 2014-Eldon Lee Dudley
VBR
and Commissioner Foshaug second­ Thurman's brother, of Columbia
Vernonia can do for us. but think
est Grove; a brother. Albert Sam
• 35 25. Plea guilty, fine $11.
ed the Columbia County Adult and
City.
what we can do for Ve-nonia It is
sel. Spokane; a sister. Mrs Ronald
• 2015-George David Sherwood Jr.
Child Guidance Clinic be designated
l-aura (arm ichael spent several
very discouraging for a speaker to
(Hazel) Waterbury. Sacramento;
• VBR 35 25. Plea guilty, fine $11.
as the Alchohol and Drug Planning
days in the Hillsboro Hospital last
take
time
to
come
here
and
just
• 2016-Evelvn Annette k e lla r Dis- nav,
and thirteen grandchildren
body for Columbia County Motion
week and is home now.
have a few people come to hear
• obeyed stop sign Plea guilty, fine hlm
carried
Dorothy Sandon and Mabie grav­
«$11.
I
am
sure
that
M
r
Brodersen
will
es
went to a meeting of the Sunset
5 2017-Thomas A M erritt VBR have some very good information
Unit of Retired Teachers of Clatsop
£35 25 Plea guilty, fine $11.
for us. so let’s take time and attend
County last Thursday
” 2018-Alfred Frank Iman- Failure the meeting and show him that we
Mrs. Sandon visited with Ralph
«io leave name at scene of accident
are interested in our town.
ValDiant. who is in the Columbia
’•Guilty plea Fine $52
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T .F Tomlin,
District Hospital. He is improving
r * 2019-AJfred Frank Im an-DUIL
Pres, of the Vernonia Chamber
very much and is able to sit up and
A summary of activities of the
• Deferred to citation No. 1763
ROBERT
BOB’ VANCE. 49.
of Commerce
feed himself.
Vernonia Police Department for the
passed away at his home in St
2020-Alfred Frank Im an-DU IL
CWF RUMMAGE SALE. March
Helens on Tuesday. March 6. 1973 month of February, as submitted to
t Blood alcohol .15 or over Plea
8-9. American Legion Hall. ( Back of
M r Vance has been on a kidney the city council under the signature
. guilty, fine $255 and six days in jail;
West Dreg. Elec.) 9:30 a.m.-4:30
fine suspended
machine for the past
several of Chief of Police Jack Cunning­
p.m.
Rt2c
months and was scheduled for tests ham. listed the following:
Dinner guests at the John Nor-
For the month, six VBR warnings
and examinations next week for the
mand home Saturday were M r and
were issued and two citations; two
possibility of a kidney transplant
Mrs Bill Cota. M r and Mrs Dan
He was born in Hutchinson. Kan­ warnings for stop signs; one warn­
A baby shower was held at the
Pomeroy and daughter Kelly, Mr
home of Mrs. R.B. McLean Satur­
sas on August 24. 1924 and came to ing and four citations, other moving
and Mrs Bob Borders, and daugh­
Columbia County in 1966 He first violations; 19 warnings, with four
day, March 3, for Mrs Don Mc­
ter Janette. Mrs Ben Goodman,
served as editor for the Sentinel- citations, for violation of vehicle
Lean. Co-hostesses were the Misses
Dawn and Chuck, and Ron Dennis
Mist newspaper and then staved on laws; and one warning and three
Debra. Lynnette, Beth, and Donell
from Beaverton
McLean.
as news editor when the Mist and citations for parking violations
Mrs Robert Andrus Sr. has re­
There were six citations given for
Chronicle papers merged Shortly
Guests included Mrs McLean's
turned home from being in the St
after the merger, he went to work DUIL's, with three arrests made,
mother. Mrs H R
Barnwell of
Vincent Hospital for over a week
for Columbia County as administra­ five warnings given for disorderly
Salem, her mother-in-law. Mrs
Come to
with pneumonia
tive assistant to the Board of Com­ conduct and two for other municipal
R.H McLean of Aloha; sisters-in-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodman drove
missioners. He held that position violations
law, Mrs R.D Lorenzen of Salem.
to the Sea Scout base in Portland
There was one misdemeanor
until February 2 of this year when
Mrs J.A McLean of Forest Grove;
Sunday to check the boats and to
complaint of theft cleared; one auto
he was granted a leave of absence
and a niece Miss Marne Lorenzen
visit with M r and Mrs Butch
Immediate survivors include his theft cleared; one assault cleared,
of Salem Other out of town guests
Hencock
and one burglary Criminal mis
wife. Margaret, and two sons
were Mrs T G AJsburv of Beaver
CM f R UM M AG E SALE. March
chief
complaints
totaled
three
with
Robert
W
;
n
and
Miles
H
ton and Mrs Willis Harriman of
8-9. American Legion Hall. ( Hack of
705 Bridge St.
two cleared by arrest and one
Tillamook
West Dreg. Elec.) 9:3» a.m . -4:.Ml
unfounded Two complaints of car­
Also attending were Mrs Leo­
For Special Gift»
p.m.
9(2c
rying concealed weapons were list­
nard Schmidlin. Mrs Robert Marx-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Alford
and
ed
with
one
an
actual
offense
and
er and Stella. Mrs Edgar Hartzel.
daughters, Ruby and Tylee, and
the other, unfounded
Kristen McLean, and Kathy, all of
Mrs Ruby Normand spent the
The summary showed 11 juvenile
' Vernonia.
weekend in Washington Thursday
referrals made in February, 24
night was spent at the Weisback
TIM B E R ROUTE—Connie and miscellaneous complaints, and one
home in Wapate Friday. thev drove
missing
person
located
The
de
Dave Myers and children from W il­
to Ellensburg where Mrs Normand
sonville spent Sunday visiting with partment investigated four traffic
stayed at the home of her brother.
accidents; made five motorists
Bill and Helen Hall
Norman Helland. and the Alfords
assist; four assists to other depart
Bob and Genie Marxer and
stayed with her uncle, Murrel
ments;
one
assist
to
ambulance
and
daughter. Stella, attended the wed­
Helland Saturday, the Alfords,
ding of Elly Chugg and Jon Gustaf­ six assists to the fire department
Murrel Helland. Mrs Gene Hayes
Ten
abandoned
vehicles
were
son in Portland. Saturday evening
and her daughter Martha, drove to
The reception was held at the Edge- reported, seven vacation home
Oroville to attend the wedding of
checks
made:
and
five
businesses
water Country Club
M r Helland's daughter. Poilyanna
Genie Marxer gave a surprise found open after hours
After the wedding, they continued
The
police
car
logged
3367
miles
going away luncheon Tuesday for
for the month while volunteer offi­ on into Canada where thev did some
Pat Nickleson. who is moving to
cers contributed 40 paid and 87 shopping They stopped at the Mel-
Auto. Oven, Visi-Bake
Eugene at the end of this month
larae home at Union Gap on
Those on hand to surprise her were non-paid hours to the department
Door. Save $50.55 —
One only at this low
Sunday.
Betty Coulter. Pat Jones. Sharon
Avocado, One Only
price . . . Was $235.46
Krieger and Judy McDonald
j I
Recorder's
C ourt. . .
Immunization Clinic - West Ore
Elec Bldg - CANCELLED
Little League VHS Library 7 p m.
Vernonia Booster Committee - West
Ore Elec Bldg
8 p m
Boy Scouts - Hawkins Park Cabin -
7 p.m
Surplus Foods - Co Road Shop 9
a m .-2 30 p.m
School District 47J Board meet. -
administration office - 8 p.m
Mt Heart Rebekah IOOF Hall
8 p.m.
SATURDAY. MARCH 1«
Vernonia Grange - 8 p.m
Police Actions
Noted by Chief
March 3 Baby Shower in
Honor oi Mrs. McLean
B IK K E N F E I.D —Mr.* and Mrs
Art Bellingham drove to Monmouth
Saturday to visit Jim . They ’ re
mained overnight, then on Sundm
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Gary Dallas Also
enjoying the dinner were Mrs E T
Johnston, and Jan and Erick Hep
ler The Bellinghams attended the
Dallas Astoria basketball
game
Saturday evening
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beach were
in Porlland and Forest Grove last
Friday.
Mr and Mrs Bob Hanberg of
Astoria spent the weekend at the
Walt Tnrnblad home Sunday visit­
ors were Mr. and Mrs Bundy
Altiertoni. and M r and Mrs Virgil
Williams, all of Sheridan
Mr and Mrs Everett Beach of
Manzanita visited at the Lloyd
Reach home Monday of Iasi week
Bob Davenport of Coos Bay
visited over the weekend at the Bob
DuPuis home
Mrs Lloyd Beach and Mrs
Robert Mathews were Clatskanie
callers Monday of last week
MONDAY. MARCH 12
Chamber of Commerce West Ore
Elec Bldg - 8 p.m.
Rainbow Girls - Masonic Temple
7:30 p.m.
Vernonia Vol Fire Dept - Fire
Hall - 7 p m
T l’ESDAY. MARCH 13
G irl Scout
Father-D aughter
Banquet - WGS Cafeteria -
6:30 p.m
Jaycees - JC Hall - 7:30 p.m
Timber Rt and Mist-Birkenfeld
Ext Units - West Ore Elec
Bldg - 10:30 a m (noon potluck)
Sea Scouts - Hawkins Park Cabin
7:30 p.m
____ .
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14
Pythian Sisters - IOOF
8 p.m.
Natal Grange - 8 p.m.
oi a Uttle imagination radio-
American» as their MB for
Hall
The Nile is unique among rivers
of the world Although it is 3.5m
miles long, it has no tributaries the
last 1.7«) miles
-
THURSDAY. MARCH 15
T O P IC S OF T H E T O W N
OBITUARY
Game Attended
THURSDAY, MARCH 8
Mrs l.evi Vinson was returned
to Portland Medical Center Hospi­
tal for a stay of five days last week
She hopes to be home to stay this
time, as her health seems to be
improving
CM f BI MM AGE SALE. March
8-9. American Legion Hall. ( Hack of
Mest Dreg. E lec.) 9:30 a m . -4:30
P "i
9t2c
M.C. Brewer of Second Avenue
Izaak Walton League - West Ore
Elec Bldg. - 7:30 p m
Surplus Foods - Co. Road Shop -
9 a m -2:30 p.m
Boy Scouts - Hawkins Park Cabin -
7 p.m.
JO Y
THEATER
FrU S a l.
FRIDAY. MARCH IK
Senior Citizens Community Cen­
ter - 12:30 potluck (social)
Krad the Ads—It Pava!
M arch 9-10
THE
ROYFRIEND
With Twiggy
spent his birthday the past week
with friends and relatives here in
Vernonia
Graveside services were held in
Portland March 2 at Lincoln Memo­
rial Park for Chief White Eagle
¡Leonard M. Graham ), father of
former Vernonia police officer M er­
le Graham
’m e r a M s m o M M e m K i
JUSTICE COURT
February. 1973
Daniel Ransom-Depositing refuse
within 100 yards of stream. Fish and
Game citation Guilty, fined $14
Conroy. DuWayne Ronald Dis­
obeyed stop sign, faster County
Police Guilty, fined $9
Filter. William Reed Disobeyed
stop sign, faster County Police
Guilty, fined $11
BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY
5:00 A.N. - 7:00 A.N.
Bacon, H am or Sausage, Tw o Eggs.
Hash B row ns. T o a s t J elly , C offee
A-,!-.
VlHy
B u y one E xira-L arge P izza— G el second on e
for V2 P rice w ith th is a d v e r tise m e n t
Offer Good Fri. & Sat., March 9-10 Only.
4 Burgers................ $1.00
A Class A Restaurant
RAINBOW'S
END
Wilsonville Family at
Timber Rte. Home Son.
T H I S W E E K 'S
S P E C IA L
TRASH
COMPACTOR
o S $189.95
30" RAMGE
only
•
$189.95
91334
WASHER & DRYER SALE
Buy the Pair and Save $32.81
Kenmore 2-Speed — 4-Cycle Washer and
matching Fabric Master Dryer. Were
$372.76.
Now $339.95
* One Pair Only
19" DIAG. SCREEN
ZIG-ZAG
PORT. COLOR TV
SEWING MACHINE
NOW
With Stretch Stitch &
Cabinet. Save $43.25.
NOW
ONLY
$299"
Seventeen George Fox College
students will be featured in a
Division of Fine Arts recital Thurs
day evening, March 1.
The program will start at 8 p.m
in Wood-Mar Hall Included will be
works by composers from Ravel
and Beethoven to Vaughn-Williams
and Copland Both instrumentalists
and vocalists will perform
Included among those performing
is Marsha Jensen. Timber sopho
more, mezzo soprano, daughter of
M r and Mrs Richard Jensen of
Timber Route.
FOREST GROVE
COMM UNITY
$124.95 HOSPITAL
PICK VP YOUR NEW SPRING CATALOG TODAY!
•Includes Normal Delivery and fa ^ .n -tio p
429-8172
M. Jensen Featured
In George Fox Recital
« « « •z e z o z e e z » » » » :« « » ^ » ;.
Admitting List:
Feb 26 - Grace S. Peachey
Feb. 28 William McCutcheon
805 Bridge S t
Vernonia
l’ l ( l \
1 1 \( ,
SPECIAL!
EFFECTIVE STARTING MARCH 6 NEW
VERNONIA CITY HALL TELEPHONE
NUMBER WILL BE
THROUGH SUHDAY
M en 's o r W o m e n 's
SLACKS
Professionally
Cleaned
and Pressed w
I
Reg 98
w
ea
look through your close! Now'«
♦he time to get all your «lock«
cleaned at this low price No
limit One day service if you
want
COIN-OP ■
CLEANING
8 - lb . Load
Everyday
324 8. First Are.
Hilbbaro
<48-1293
Sunset Mall
11« Murray Road
Portland
644-4070
Low Price
99
(Wat *3.79)
Sove on Coin-Op Cleaning at
D aisy M o d e rn E q u ip m en t,
pieatant surrounding« Always
someone on duty to answer
questions.
daisy
Q P f N P A * * * TO 1 0 P V
! C A Y ', A W F F P
429-5291
—Buxine« Calls—
24-HOUR VERNONIA POLICE DEPT.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER
WILL BE
429-5141
—Central Dispatch—
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