Nature Hayride Wednesday Eve. Chamber to
An evening nature hayride is
scheduled Wednesday evening of
next week. July IS. at 7 p.m at
Clint's Tree Farm on Kease.v
Route The evening scheduling is
to make it possible for adults to
participate in this interesting
and informative event.
Families a n d
individuals
should go directly to the tree
farm in advance of the 7 p.fn
departure time of the hay wagon
so the ride ma> begin without
delay in order Io have enough
daylight, and to ensure a seat if
not pre-registered l*re-registra-
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Church NoteS
By Member of Bible
Juvenile Dept.
Those persons looking for an
active, friendly church that
stands for the word of God are
extended a sincere welcome to
attend the following services:
Sunday Schcxil
-
9 45a.m
Morning Worship
-
lla .m .
Evening Service
-
7:30p.m.
Family Night (Wed 1 - 7:30p.m
A bus is run every Sunday
morning for those needing a ride
to Sunday School and church.
For more information phone the
pastor at 429-3363
Junior Youth Fellowship will
be held this Sunday eveing at
6:15 p.m. Recreation, singing,
devotion, and refreshments are
planned
An Adult Bible Study on the
book of Revelation is held every
Thursday evening at 7:30 ir the
home of M r and Mrs Virgil
Snook. All are welcome.
The High Schoolers will be
meeting every Wednesday eve­
ning from 7:30-8:30 p.m .’ for a
time of Bible study and planning
their summer activities.
The Bible Church is looking
forward to the Challengers, one
of the Northwest's leading quar­
tets. being here July 29
Also. D r Quemada. mission­
ary to the Philippines will be
here again. Sunday. August 12.
Lee Vaughn, counselor for the
Columbia County Juvenile De­
partment, recently received his
Masters Degree in Law Enforce­
ment (Counseling) from the Uni­
versity of Portland and by doing
so. he helped put the county in a
unique, and enviable, position
Columbia County is one of the
very few Juvenile Departments
in the entire country where all
counselors hold masters de­
grees
Vaughn joins fellow counselor
Rich Wood and Department
Director Graham "Tux" Tewks­
bury in holding the prestigious
degree
Director Tewksbury notes that
the additional degree by Vaughn
should add more overall exper­
tise to the department Tewks­
bury goes on to say, "We are
proud of the degrees held in our
department, and now our next
goal is to add additional coun­
selors to provide better county­
wide service than we are now
able to offer because of our
manpower shortage.”
Vaughn. 26. is a graduate of
Central Washington State Col­
lege where he earned his mas­
ters. He has been with the Co­
lumbia County Juvenile Depart­
ment for the past 16 months and
spent tune prior to that as a case
worker in the Children’s Ser­
vices Division.
Vaughn is basically assigned
One of the largest series of
to cases in Clatskanie. Vernonia
religious conventions in history
and Rainier but he occasionally
will be staged this year by
receives a case in the St. Helens
Jehovah’s Witnesses.
or Scappoose area.
The Watchtower Bible and
To emphasize the case load,
Tract Society in New York has
the three-man department hand­
revealed completion of plans for
led 1.021 referrals during the
69 "Divine Victory" interna­
past year and. because of the
tional assemblies in 46 countries
limited size of the department,
around the world.
the counselors also serve as
Kent E Battrick. presiding
probation officers for wards of
minister of the local congrega­
the court For an example. Lee
tion of Jehovah’s Witnesses, said
Vaughn handles approximately
most local delegates would at­
75 on-going cases, in addition to
tend the convention at the E m ­
new referrals that come in.
pire Stadium in Vancouver. B.C.
In addition to their other
July 4-8
duties, the counselors must han­
Battrick made it clear that
dle all phases of referrals as well
the conventions are not af Ilia tea
as talking to cases in detention
with any other religious move­
and counseling with families
ment. “The objective of these
Citing the overall work load
meetings and the purpose of
demanded of the three-man staff
convening is not remotely re­
Tewksbury reiterates his overall
lated to any other campaign
goal, that of adding additional
planned for 1973.”
counselors to the Columbia
County Juvenile Department
Events Varied
Homicide Tops At Port-O-Fun
Police Report
Criminal homicide headed the
list of offenses in the June
summary report of Vernonia
Police Department activities as
submitted to the mayor and
council under the signature of
, Chief of Police Jack Cunning­
ham. The case was cleared by
arrest
Other activities of the de­
partment showed that 27 cita­
tions were given, with seven
warnings and one arrest as
follows:
VBR ’s, warnings 3, citations 1;
stop signs, citations 1; violation
of vehicle laws, five warnings,
two citations; D U lL ’s. two:
parking violations. 17; boating
violations. 1; disorderly conduct.
1, cleared by arrest
The report also showed one
burglary, one felony theft; four
misdeamenor thefts with two
unfounded complaints
There
was also one attempted arson
During June four traffic acci­
dents were investigated, two
abandoned vehicles reported;
two assists at fire calls and one
missing person located
The department rendered aid
at three ambulance calls; ans
wered 29 public service calls;
made eight assists to other de
partments and handled 34 mis­
cellaneous complaints
Six members of the reserve
force gave 1584 unpaid hours of
service while car No 130 showed
3.938 miles logged
On June 9 the department
provided traffic control for the
Boy Scouts Soap Box Derby
race
Events will vary during Port-
O-Fun Week in St Helens, with
the actual kickoff to be Friday
evening, July 13. when the queen
of the event will be chosen
But prior to that there will be a
no-host dessert at the Village at
7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, honor­
ing former festival royalty The
carnival is slated to open Thurs­
day at Condon School, as will
local concession booths They
will be in operation through
Sunday, June 15.
The sixth annual invitational
softball tournament begins F r i­
day night at both the Little
League Park and Campbell Park
with games continuing until
Sunday.
Following the coronation F ri­
day evening at Condon School,
there will be a Queen’s Ball at 9
p.m and on Saturday, the par
ade
The Port-O-Fun parade forms
at 10 a m at the end of Milton
Way with the registration booth
located near St Helens Ice and
Beverage's warehouse Judging
will be at 10 with the parade
moving out at l i a.m.
The carnival will be open fol-
lowing the parade; then at
.'Ml
p.m the Navy D rill Team will
perform in Civic Pride park with
a concert by the National Guard
Band to follow
The Columbia Riders will hold
a horse show at the fairgrounds
at 4 p.m.
A dance will be held by St.
Helens firefighters that night,
beginning at 9 p.m.. with pro
ceeds going to the rescue unit
fund
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Toll Recorded at 46
Forty-six people were killed in
Oregon traffic during June, in­
creasing the state's 1973 traffic
toll to 290. according to the Motor
Vehicles Division
The Tennis Cluuc fur students
will be held this Saturday at
ternoon at 2 p ni un the tencus
courts at the high svhuui Mike
McKee of the high school staff
will be instructing
McKee has a backgrvwad j i
tennis instructing as wed as
playing in compctuxw He re­
quests participants fu tormg dkeur
own tennis racquets aad budis. *
they have then-
tennis shoes
There will be a !____ ________ ..
of racquets and balls aianfoMa
for use by those nut Kaitog tfeeir
own
tion may be made by calling
429-7731.
Also, anyone needing trans
portation must pre-register and
make arrangements to be at the
Seoul Cabin and ready to leave
by 6 40 p m
All are welcome, and there is
no charge
Oc monia Eagle
The Vernonia Chamber of
„
Commerce will serve cold drinks
to parade participants again this
year. Dave Knowlton and Dave
Bruiisnian have offered their
time for this service.
The chamber is making an
appeal for someone to design the
queen’s float for the Jamboree
float A flatbed truck is available
and several persona have offered
assistance if a person could be
found to plan the design. Anyone
interested is urged to call Tom
Tomlin.
The chamber will join the
firemen and city council in their
effort to obtain the property
along Weed Avenue for the use of
the firemen A letter will be
written to Burlington Northern
asking that the property be given
for use of the firemen
Due to no quorum meetings ot
the chamber, the next meeting
will not be held until October,
unless President Tomlin calls for
one
Fair Deadline
Drawing Near
Tlie Multnomah County Fair's
dnadlines for entering judged
competition art- drawing near
Livestock entry deudlme is
Wednesday. July 18. at 4 p.m
Arts and crafts mark their entry
time Wednesday. July 25 from 10
a m to 7 p m All canned and
haked goods are to be entered
Saturday. July 28. between 10
a m and 7 p.m Floral displays
wtU he accepted Monday. July
M between noon and 8 p.m.
Late entries will not he ac
cepted under any cirrumstan-
ces The Muhnomah County Fair
(pretnuMW) bookfet and additional
ew in forms
are
available
hrvwgh the Mvdtnomah Count v
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P O Box 17384.
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The Portland lY affic Safety
Commission points out that
"right of way" is something you
give not take If it's a question
of preventing a crash be ready to
yield the "right of way" to the
other guy
VWrv are uaur gutt courses on
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Theater Workihop at
Scout Cabin Tonight
The second session of the
"Introduction
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•Theater workshop is meeting
tonight, Thursday evening, Julv
12, from 7 to 10 p.m at the Scout
I «bin, under the direction of Bob
Carson
Anyone interested in commu­
nity or little theater work and
were unable to attend the' first
session on Wednesday evening
will lie welcome at tonight’s
meeting.
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Wrestling Clinic to
Start at Vernonia HS
The Wrestling Clinic planned
by the Commun.ty Education
Summer Recreation Committee
is scheduled for Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday afternoon
of next week
Conducting the clinic sessions
will be Mike Taylor, of the high
school coaching staff The clinic
sessions are scheduled from 1 to
4 p.m., July 17 through 19. at the
high schixil gym Students of all
ages are welcome.
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