Demonia Eagle
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THURSDAY
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home last Sunday » e re M r and
M rs James Cost! Portland M r
Corti and M r Sandon worked
together for C lark and Wilson
paid a t the Ve
Office
Weduesdav.
33 • Per Year — ta tfe Nehalem
Valle»
H P P er Yaar E la eu h e i e
OFFICE BOCKS
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Fri.-«
ts « P-m-
ta I t
JOE THE CROW mmred |
ta “take e v e r” After a
sampled a cap af eeffev. d
' J Ì;' v \
AMard
C J.
and
Essie
Nance
VERNONIA
re
VERN O N IA GRANGE'S display at <
CWarty (a h faded to catch the judge s
turned Saturday from M edford
» h e re they attended graveside
services for their daughter-in
law . M rs Bus Betty Nance
S w d a y . the senior Nances had
the pleasure of seeing their
patients
great -grandchildren christened
D r Kuge saw action in W orld and baptised at the Bend Epas
W ar I I with the much decorated copal Church Upon th eir a rriv a l
+ 0 * 1 Regim ental Combat Team home from Bend, they received
in Italy and Fran ce He g rad word from Essie s sister. Tiny,
u a te d fro m V e rn o n ia H ig h that her brother. Roy Hatley
School tn 1906
would require another surgery -
f>
Kuge and M rs
Kuge. w ith the possibility that his leg
the form er M ae S Sokura of would be am putated due to
Y a k im a . Washington, a re the infection She went to Seattle to
parents of a son T om m v Alan, a be w ith her brother and sister
through the operation
student at Reynolds High School
Training Due Colonel Kuge
¡Association
JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH
Colonel Toshi Kuge Portland
physician ts leaving on July 29
fo r two weeks of annual active
duty training a t Fitzsunons
A rm y M e d ic i Center. Denver
D r Kuge is the com m ander of
the 313th convalescent center, a
reserve hospital umt stationed at
histone Vancouver Barracks.
Washington This unit, comp
rised of over Si> officers and
men. is designed to serve 1 .5 »
JO Y T H E A T E H
F r i. SU .
Glenda
and daughter Tylee accompan
ied M rs Alford's Uncle. M u rrel
HeUand to Ellensburg »-here
they visited friends and re l
atives F rid a y. A1 Alford and
Ruby Norm and drove to Ellens
burg to bring home M rs Alford
and Tylee and also th eir other
daughter Ruby, » h o had been
v B iting » ith the Richards
Joly 27-28
FIDDLEB Oil THE
HOOF
sooooooooooooooooooooot
LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES
VERNONIA JAYCEES
NEHALEM
VALLEY
A *h
af
every
CHAPTER
at
H all—Old MS
7 :» P M .
Bob Carson. President
Bill Hunier. Serrer ary-
J.C.
West
Roòert K King. Presiden:
Ralph Bergersac. Sec y
VERNONIA
VERNONIA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
LIONS
Summer Recreation
Calendar of Event«
«f D w e e u n rem et to i
CLUB
M EETS
AT
P IN E
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CONE
Wert
S U M M E R RECESS
Oregaa
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Electric
T. F. Tomlin. PrecwGrU
Mrs. Evelyn Heath. Sec y.
Darrold Proeht President
Ted Forbes. Secretary
3-74
7-73
MT. HEART REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 243
A-F.&A-M.
ad ft 4c
L O .O E .
Irm a Chance. Noble Grand
Evelyn Heath. Sec y.
a t l: M
J m Norwod. W M
Walter E Laon. Sec y
3-74
Vernonia Lodge No. 246
First and Third Tuesday
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Lloyd Quinn. Noble Grand
H arry Culbertson, Sec y.
an 1st
1-74
Order of Eastern Star
C J -0
i pm
4-74
153, O K S .
Vernonia Barracks
Veterans of World War I
th at
. 12
Rev. H . L.
AMERICAN LEGION
A U X IL IA R Y
M m day, L O O T . H a l
Gora Lange, Preskieat
f a ? * Davis. Secretary
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PYTHIAN SISTERS
VERNOMA
B re t to g»:
T E M P IE ;
LO j OT.
Note: Jamboree week
Cabin closed F rid a y
Scout
I.O.O.F.
3-14
IOOF
Hour. Nancv Eckland storv
lady.
6 p m - Horseshoe Pitching
7 p m - Archery
T hu rsday:
1 to 3 p m . - Crafts
1-74
IWA Local
A JL -
Weekly at Scout Cabin;
Monday through F rid a y . noon to
4 p m .. open recreaboo
Tuesday
10 a m ' to 11:30 a m - Story
NO.
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Wilbur E. Wilson. Commander
Harry Cufcertson. Adjutant
AUXILIARY
Day for Sis.
The M ultnom ah County Fan-
m arks Wednesday. August 1, as
Senior Citizen D ay a t the Expo
Center. North M a n n e D riv e, off
Interstate 5.
Any citizen. 65 and over, is
adm itted free of charge that day
of the fa ir. F a ir M an ag er Ron
Ingberg notes that senior c iti
zens are encouraged to visit the
fa ir on that day. perhaps hnng.
mg the grandchildren to join the
fun Children under 12 years of
age are adm itted free of charge
to the fa ir on any day.
T ri-M e t bus service to the fa ir
begins an the first day of
festivities. Tuesday. Julv 31.
Buses leave S W 6th and M o rri
son beginning a t 9 :3 * a m . and
run every hour until 2:30 p m
when the schedule a stepped up
to every h alf hour Fares are 50
cents or a transfer plus 15 cents
Senior citizen fares plus 15 cents
» iU also be in effect during the
fa ir
T H IS L A N D
I t Y e a r Lead
K E E P IT CLEAN
Shop
Sundav afternoons
w*
at
Lloÿd
n A ir C o n d itio n e d C o m f o r t
t
Legislature's
Year 'Hectic*
It s been a hectic vear for this
session of the Oregon State Le
gislature »nth m any firsts being
recorded and some sta rtlin g —
and sometimes dism aying—ac
tions being taken by that august
body of senators and represen
tatives
One first which w ill not be
pleasant to record is Oregon's
first billion d ollar budget. an
other is the fact that it «-as the
longes! 1180 days* session in
Oregon s history
There were several b itter con
frontations over certain bills
one of which was Governor Tom
M cC all s Tax P lan winch was
finally defeated by a vote of the
people in a special election held
M ay 5. This bit of legislative
action led to the replacem ent of
Senator Vera Cook and Colum
bia County representative Dick
M agruder. as chairm en of their
various comm ittees under the
guise of inefficiency in the hand
ling of the m anner when they
balked at speeding the plan
through
Another was the clash between
Governor Tom M cC all and Sen
Wm Hoim strom . which ended
w ith the death of eight fish bills
in com m ittee before they ever
reached the floor, and in the
defeat of a bill which would have
united the Fish and G am e Coro
mission under one agency
The only fish b ill to squeak
through that was favorable to
the sportsmen vs. com m ercial
clique iras a weakly watered
down steelhead bill
As inflation hit the economy
throughout the nation, it also
caused legislative costs to soar
with the 1971-73 expenses for
legislative adm inistration being
3225.325 vs. the "73-75 costs of
M f t . i i s out it was sm all com
fort when one ite m —police pro
tec tio n - was less with ‘71 -73
costs Of *176.333 against 73-75
prices of 358.358 O verall ex
penses w ere: 1971-73 - 85.67«.-
364 09: 1973-75 - » 430 050 SO
The ov er-one-billion
dollar
general fund budget reflected a
45 percent increase over the p re
vious legislative session when
the 1973-75 showed a total of
31.194 0 » .0 W against the prior
costs of 8 » m illion
And not only costs went ig>.
There was also the m a tte r of
employees with the previous
législative assembly having 321
and this term s assembly
“* 262 as addition of 59
Even such mundane things as
“ cd by the legislature
clim bed with is * tons used for
the last session and this session a
whopping 225 to m used or, to
break it down a bit more last
tim e around each legislator used
I d tons of paper w hile this year.
they scribbled a lot more.
2 5 to m or almost oe
of paper ta say no
they did in the session before
THOSE WHO
SERVE
P F C Leroy (Roy* G am roth.
son of M r and M rs James
G am roth. is home on leave from
Aschaffenburg. G erm any where
he ts stationed w ith the 3rd
Infantry Division as a personnel
management specialist
G am roth has been in G erm any
for 10 months and enjoys it very-
much The life style is more
relaxed and they live from day to
day. but it's pretty expensive for
an Am erican off base because of
the devalued d ollar, he notes It
costs about 350 to spend a night
in a hotel in Frankfort
The Vernonia Eagle is a
popular item as every ooe reads
it. then articles are cut out and
hung on the w alls Also enjoyed
by G am roth are the Beer Fest
and the rock concerts. "The ones
in the States just don't compare
w ith the ones over th ere ." he
reports
Gam roth is engaged to Shelley
Wilson of Portland, who also is
visiting at the G am roth home A
wedding date has not been set as
yet as Gam roth has another two
years to serve in G erm any.
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DR. JOEL KELLER
P o d iatrist - Foot Specialist
WILL HOLD OFFICE HOURS AT THE
VEHHOHIA CLINIC
O b Aaguat 3rd, August 17 and *ngn«f 31**
from fcOO AJC. to 12:30 P.M. Phone 429-
5061 for appointm ent
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