Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 29, 1973, Page 2, Image 2

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VERNONIA GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB
MARCH 3 1 .1 9 7 3
SBL-MOR, INC.
LARRY GARNER, Editor
M E L V IN SCHWAB, CompMitor
B. RHOAOES, TTS
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Demonia Eagle
THURSDAY. MARCH 29 1973
OATES To Remember
Entered as second class m ail T H l’RSDAY. MARCH 29
m atter August 4. 1922. under the Boy Scouts Hawkins Park Cabin
7 p.m
act of March 3, 1879
Published weekly on Thursday at MONDAY, APRIL 2
721 Madison Ave., Vernonia, Co­ City Council City Hall 8 p.m.
lumbia County, Oregon 97064 and Lions Club - Pme Cone - 7 a m
< breakfast )
paid a t the Vernonia Post Office
as second class m atter.
TUESDAY, APRIL 3
Subscriptions
*3.00 P er Y ear — In the Nehalem
Valley
14.00 P e r Y e a r Elsewhere
Sea Scouts - Hawkins Park Cabin -
7:30 p m
Oddfellows - IOO F Hall - 8 p.m.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5
Washington Grade School Operetta
- WGS gym 7:30 p.m
OFFICE HOURS
Men., Tues., Wad., F ri— 3 a.m. to Boy Scouts • Hawkins Park Cabin -
7 p.m
6 p.m.
Thurs A Sat.—I a.m . to 12 noon
Phone 429-3372
Surplus Foods - County Road Shop -
9 a.m -2:30 p.m
F R ID A Y . A P R IL 6
Senior Citizens - Community Center
- 12:30 potluck bus:.»
A F& A M Masonic Temple - 8 p.m
SA TU R D A Y. A P R IL 7
Vernonia Grange - Grange H all -
8 p.m
Sears
T H I S W E E K 'S
S P E C IA L
31.1 CU. FT.
17.4 CU. FT.
UPRIGHT FREEZER UPRIGHT FREEZER
Was $369.95
NOW
Was $288.95
NOW
«299« «229«
22.1 CU. FT.
CHEST FR
Was $308.95
NOW
19“ DIAG. SCREEN I
PORT. COLOR T.V.
Was $378.97
NOW
«229” «289”
WASHER & DRYER SALE
Kenmore 6 Cycle Heavy Duly
BUY THE PAIR (While) & SAVE $69.05
Was $409.00
NOW s3395’
Washer— Was $239.00—NOW $199.95
DRYER— Was $170.00—NOW $144.95
•Includes Normal Delivery and Installation
805 Bridge St.
Vernonia
The People
SpCflk
6 to II P.M.
J2.S0 Panoa
SPONSORED BY
TOWN TOPICS
Munday. Mrs
&
Charles Minger
attended the funeral of W illiam
Bill i Gehlen of Stayton. M r Geh­
len. 51. was a law yer. He leaves his
wife. Heidi, and seven children She
is the form er Heidi Reich and
attended schools here She is the
niece of Charley M inger
TOPPER
TIP-OFFS
Compiled
by M m
Bites Friday
For I. E. Rose
VERNONIA MEN'S GOLF
ASSOCIATION
Board
Commissioners
Condit
Drowns Sunday
Funeral services for James E
Saturday, M r and M rs W alter
(U nap prsvsd M inutos)
(Bud' Rose, 71-year-old resident of
Mathews accompanied the Ed Con­
Forest Grove and form er resident
dits to Portland to attend the
of Vernonia, were held F rid ay,
•Criminal process revision favor
S IT O E F IE L D T R IP
funeral of Dwight Condit. nephew of
The
Columbia
County
Board
of
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Borders
e d : ” This headline in the Oregonian
Wednesday . M arch 26, the eighth M arch 23, at 1:30 p.m in the Fuiten
M r Condit and M rs Mathews
and son David. M r and M rs John
Commissioners met in scheduled
M arch 27. under a Salem dateline
grade S IT O E class toured Portland M ortuary Chapel in Forest Grove
Dwight was the son of M r and
Normand and sons John and Donald
session.
M
arch
21
with
Chairman
The Rev Richard P erry , pastor
proves again, that it does pav to let
State University and the Portland
Mrs. Ralph Condit of Beaverton He
and K arla H all, all gathered at the
Fred
Eoshaug
presiding.
Commis
our legislators know what pending
Art Museum The students were of the First Christian Church of
was a graduate of Jefferson High
sioners M inkoff and Ahlbom, and
legislation we approve of. and what Bob Borders' home Sunday to cele­
able to ask questions about the jobs Forest Grove, officiated, with Rich
School, and had served in the U.S
brate
their
daughter
Janette's,
first
secretary
Gloria
Salvey
(deputy
ard
W
alker
serving
as
soloist
legislation we disapprove of
and college-life in general.
Arm y for two years as a paratroop
birthday.
clerk) present
Com m ittal services followed with
Quoting from the above news
They ate lunch in the PSU cafe­
er
Vrnold
Rufli.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur F Koning and M arlin J
item : ‘ The Senate Judiciary Com
teria. Glenda Jones supervised the vault interment at the Valley
Sunday, he had gone to the Hood
Ralph Kirby of Rockaway visited at
Miles met with the hoard regarding
M em orial P ark Cemetery in H ills­
m ittee approved a revised crim inal
class.
River Canal with his Portland
the Jake Robbins home Sunday to
the
road
dedication
compliance
procedure code for Oregon Monday
Students w ere given tim e on their boro. Serving as casket bearers
Community College group far a
agreement discussed previously
were M erle Cline, Spurge Golden.
and sent it to the Senate floor with a celebrate M r Rufli s 78th birthday.
scuba (living class
own to visit areas they w ere inter
ST. MARY'S Thrift Shop open
Commissioner M inkoff moved
do-pass recommendation ”
ested in. Some students spent more W eaver Clark, H a rry Emmons.
After instructions were complet
first
and
third
Friday
of
every
and
Commissioner
Ahlbom
second
Bud Penn, and Bob VanWinkle
It deleted sections perm itting
time in P E . some in art and science
ed and the instructor and other*
month
stfe
ed
the
road
dedication
compliance
James E Rose was bom August
emergency vehicular and open
students had left. Dwight and his
by Sandra Leonard
Weekend visitors at the Larry
agreement be consummated Mo­
16.1901 in Denton. Texas, the son of
lands searches when not authorized
friend. M ike Swigert, apparently
EIGHTH
GRADE
END-OF-YEAR
Burst
home
were
M
r
and
Mrs
tion
carried
and
reciept
of
*2,50«
ac­
W
.L
and
Annie
Hudson
Rose
He
by a court w arrant The comm ittee
TRIP
stayed for more practice They both
Gilbert Benns and daughter. Lisa,
knowledged
also knocked out a provision for
June 7 and 8. the Washington grew up and attended schools in
drowned Their bodies were not
and M r and Mrs Clarence Noble of
Messrs Koning and Miles also
West Texas He served in the U.S
emergency searches authorized by
Grade
School
eighth
grade
class
recovered until Wednesday
Portland M r and M rs K.J M ey­
presented a deed for real property
a judge via telephone.
will be going to Sports Acres The Arm y in 1920 Returning from the
Following the services a potluck
ers
and
children.
Kristy.
Kenny,
to
be
used
for
road
purposes
An
service, he lived in H am lin. Texas
These were the two provisions
class earned the money by spon
dinner was served for fam ily and
John
and
grandson
Davie:
and
M
r
order
accepting
deed
to
property
that we were concerned with and
soring a carn ival, a magazine sale until his m arriage to M yrtie Jen­
friends at the Town House Ixidge,
and M rs Jess Brown of Forest
for road purposes, but not as a
kins. M arch 15, 1924 in Lamesa.
opposed to in Senale Bill No 80 The
and
by collecting picture money
where the Ralph Condits reside
Grove.
county
road,
was
signed
by
the
Texas
invasion ol the law abiding citizen's
There w ill be swimm ing, basket
Dorothy
Anderson
spent
the
hoard
right to unauthorized search and
After their m arriage they moved
ball, ping-pong. a wiener roast
weekend at the home of her sister,
Chief Deputy Sheriff Fred Roe
seizure has been struck down again
to Cripple Creek. Colorado where he
hiking
and
a
dance
Jim
Johns
and
Mrs John Normand
diger met with the board regarding FOREST GROVE
We do not approve of the uncons
worked in the gold mines They
Mrs
Glenda
Jones
are
in
charge
of
C O M M U N IT Y
l.esta G arn er was transferred
S A IF payments received by Deputy
moved to Vernonia in November of
titutional invasion of our personal
the overnight stay.
Saturday
to
Tuality
Community
Van Swoll, and discussed the union
rights
1925. where he worked for the
by Cori Carle
Hospital at Hillsboro. She is in
provisions covering this After dis­
So, again, we can be sure that our
Oregon Am erican Lum ber Co. until
JR.
H
l
G
IR
L
’S
TRACK
Room 301 there
cussion, the board agreed that no
vehicles nor our homes w ill De
G irl's track practice
started its closure in 1958 Due to illness he
K ro m a w a g a o a o M m e o
further supplemental salary would
Vickie Pitt, age 9. traveled to March 26 They practice for the retired in 1960
searched, and our guns w ill not be
be paid Deputy Van Swoll after the
M cM innville M arch 23 to compete track meets afte r school from 3:35
Admitting List :
seized when the w arrant specifies
In 1969 they moved to Forest
six-month period covered by the March 22 - Nellie C Schmidlin
in the Y am hill Countv 4-H sonne tc 5 or 5:30 at Washington Grade Grove. M r
Rose died Monday
something else to be seized
union contract
March 25 - Sharon D VanDolah
horse show She won fifth places in School
evening. M arch 19, at his home in
Keith Thompson met with the
Forest
Grove.
Western Equitation, in the figure 8
The girls have a choice of three
board to discuss road department
stake race, and in the keyhole race
Survivors include His wife, M y r
events for which they could try out :
Sincerely,
m atters He reviewed a quotation
Vickie, a mem ber of M aple M e a ­ The 50-yd dash, lOO-yd dash. tie of Forest G rove, four sons and
Glenn G Connely
received from Eeenaughty Equip
one daughter. Mancel Lee Rose of
dows 4-H Horse Club, is the daugh­ 220-vd dash. 440-vd dash. 880-yd
P O. Box 144.
ment for a Model G-660 G radall He
ter of M r and M rs Robert P itt of dash, l-m ile run. 440-yd relay, Santa Ana. California. D errel J
Vernonia. Ore 97064
also discussed quotation for rental
Tim ber Route.
Rose of Forest Grove, Bobby Joe
880 medley (220 - 110 - 110 - 440).
M IS T —Mrs Robert Mathews en­
of the equipment After considera
The girls w ill be coached by Rose of Beaverton. Jack Green­
ble discussion. Commissioner Mink tered the Good Sam aritan Hospital
wood of Beaverton, and Mrs Jim
Cathy Howard
off moved and Commissioner Ahi in Portland, Thursday and under
(D orothy' Staight of M ilw aukie
by Rena Cunningham
born seconded to sign an equipment went surgery on her shoulder. F ri
Also surviving are 14 grandchil
least* at a monthly rental of *2,750 day M r Mathews has been making
dren, three great-grandchildren;
The Columbia Rock and Gem
for a twelve-month period Motion frequent trips into Portland to see
During the show, there w ill be
and two brothers. Kirby Rose of
Club are busily m aking plans for
carried
hourly door prizes, with the grand
her
R ainier, and Carl Rose of Car-
their fifth annual gem show to be
Thompson discussed the applica
prize a rock coffee table Also,
M r and Mrs Swede Trudson of
penteria. California
held Saturday and Sunday. April 7 special gifts w ill be presented to the
tion for T ra ffic Safety G rant, and Warrenton visited the W illard G ar
Kids haven’t changed
very
and 8. at the Columbia County F a ir ­
advised some changes w ill be locks Sunday evening.
100th. 500th. 1500th and 2.000th
m uch." state environmental educa
grounds in St. Helens
visitors to the show.
made
Wednesday evening dinner guests
tion specialist Bus Nance concluded
The show , called “Treasures of
Commissioner Minkoff reported at the Roy Kayser home were the
after a three-week teaching stint in
the E a rth ” w ill be open from 10
.Another highlight of the show is
on a water problem on Hazel Grove Ken Simmons fam ily of Clatskanie
a Bend elem entary school Nance's
a.m . till 9 p.m on Saturday, and 10 the green, one-carat African dia­
Hoad near Zirkel Road, which is The Kyser fam ily were in O ats
refresher course was part of the
a.m . till 6 p.m on Sunday. Adm is­ mond crystal the club w ill give
causing w ater to enter the spring kanie Friday evening to visit the
State Department of Education’s
The
engagement
of
M
ary
Jane
sion is free and the public is invited
away during the show
and drinking water of Mrs Frank
O arence Kyser fam ily. Clarence is
- back-to-the-classroom project in­ W iederkehr to L a rry Smith, the son
¡in, and requested Thompson to see out of the hospital now. hat goes in
volving about a dozen employees
of M rs Faye Kasler of Portland,
that it was corrected
frequently for therapy The Claude
Nance was a guest teacher in has been announced by the girl's
Thompson reported a sm all slide Kysers of Vm em aple visited Roy
L a rry Clark s sixth grade room at mother, M rs M arian W iederkehr of
on old Highway 30 in Clatskanie, and fam ily Sunday Roy took his
Pilot Butte Elem entary School The Rose Avenue, Vernonia
and advised that preparations are dad to the E lk and Lost Creek areas
specialist is no stranger to Bend
No date has been set for the
being made to blast off the over
that afternoon They visited the Roy
having taught in an elementary- wedding
hang
Glenn and Charles T ro tter fam ilies,
school there from 1946-53
Purchase Orders No 1804 for form er neighbors of Claude’s years
*1,000 for guard rail, and No 1794 ago when his fam ily lived on Lost
He is the son of M r and M rs
K E E P O REG ON
for $5.003.75 for rock, were ap­ Creek Mrs Bill Robbin and G ary
Clarence Nance of Vernonia, and a
G R E E N A N D C LEAN !
proved
visited at the Kyser home Wednes
fo rm er resident here
Thompson advised he would need day G ary is home on leave from the
an order from the board authorizing Navy They were overnight guests
Bacon, Ham or Sausage, Two Eggs,
him to proceed with the installation at the home of her folks, the Claude
EM
ERGENCY
SERVICE
PHONES
Hash Browns, Toasi, Jelly, Coiiee
of the street lighting in Viewcrest
Kysers Wednesday night
VERNONIA AMBULANCE
subdivision, since the 60-day period
Mrs Lloyd Beach was hostess
Dial 429-4611 (If ae
for remonstrances has passed
Thursday for ihe Mist Helping
Commissioner Ahlbom advised Circle, when th< members held
VERNONIA F IR E D EPA RTM ENT
FREE: Small Pepperoni Pizza with the
their monthly meeting The April
that he wished Thompson to budget
F ire Alarms Only * Phase 4(93131
meeting will be held at the home of
for a new pickup for the park
Purchase oi Extra-Large Specialty Pizza.
VERNONIA POLICE DEPARTM ENT
Mrs Mae M ills
department from the Motor Pool
E m ergency: 429-5141
replacement
Kandy Hansen returned home
Vernonia City Hall 429-5291
from Corvallis Friday evening, with
J
Ron Eshelby, building inspector,
the Steve Hansons, after spending
COLUMBIA COUNTY SH ERIFF
met with the board to discuss his
his spring vacation with them.
meeting with the St Helens city
Em ergency: Vernonia Area 429-5141 -
M rs Wayne Kyser and Gene were
council the previous night
Liquor license renewal applica­ in Longview and Rainier Tuesday
tions were recommended for Bir-
3 s jn . to 3 a jn . - Dial “O” , ask h r
kenfeld Service & Lunch. Cinnamon
the new fiscal year
S t Helena sfffce - Phase: M7-3131
Tree, Mist Store, and L ittle Jack
H a rry Franklin met with the
Tavern
board regarding necessity for ob­
Frank Thompson met with the
taining building permits.
board to inquire about 15-ton limits
Buford Hayes, state forestry, met
placed on various bridges through
with the hoard to discuss possible
out the county, and was advised
relocation of the forestry depart
that this had been done by state re ­
menl from the present location at
gulations He was advised he could
Deer Island
(Nitain special permits from the
Frank Thompson, together with
road departm ent.
M artin Sells, county counsel, met
The board approved the appoint­
with the board to discuss the
ment of Evelyn Livingston as
county’s obligation to re-establish
deputy county clerk
quarter section corners Sells advis
Ron Reeves and Dick Dunets met
ed that the county was not required
with the board to discuss issuance
to pay surveyor’s fees for re-es
of solid waste franchises They also
tablishmenl of the section corners
discussed office space require­
Based upon recommendation of
ments. including privacy, for the
Dr. Crippen, Commissioner Ahl-
planning office and the CCOG
born moved and Commissioner
office They indicated they would
Minkoff seconded Solid Waste F ra n ­
both be w illing to move to the old
chises be issued to: Vernonia Sani­
courthouse facilities if this would
tary Service, Dwight Irb y, and
facilitate the other needs After
M arvin Kasche. Motion carried.
discussion, it was concluded this
Robert Lucas met with the board
should wait until after the start of
to advise that an applicant for
deputy district attorney would meet
with the board at 3 p.m on Thurs
day for interview.
Commissioner M inkoff moved
and Commissioner Ahlborn second­
ed Resolution 17-73 be signed,
correcting the Enforcement Fund
Budget for the 1972-73 fiscal year
Motion carried
The board approved the bond of
Richard Samples, fa ir board m em ­
ber
A claim for damages for animals
killed by dogs was received from
Mrs Fred M iller After discussion
the claim was taken under advise
ment pending discussion with coun
ty counsel
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WGS Jr. Hi
HOSPITAL
Mrs. Robert Maihewi
in Good Samaritan
Rock, Gem Club Sponsors Show
fini Nance Returns to
Classroom tor Session
Engagement If Told;
No Wedding Date Set
RREAKFAST SERVED DAILY
5:00 A.M. - 7:00 À.M.
I £1
V lliy ^1
(Good Fri. & Sat,, March 30 & 31 Only)
4 Burgers
A Class A Restaurant
OPEN EVERY DAY - - -
9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.ML
C onT nim ly Located at 914 bridge S in a i
S&H GREEN STAMPS. TOO!
Stop Saver
Total Floor Cara
Trial Size- 12-oa. A A .
B o ttle ... lat Bottle Z Y C
TEXAS PINK
GRAPEFRUIT
15
CHRYSLER
For
Plymouth
440 N. Nehalem
CLATSKANIE, ORE.
JO Y
THEATER
FrL. Sat
March 30-31
JOY ADAMSON
LIVING FREE