Daughter Honored By Birthday Dinner
BIRKEN FEI.D - M r and Mrs
Francis ljtrso n were Thursday
evening dinner guests at the
home of Mr and Mrs Herbert
Rodgers It was a belated dinner
for their daughter. Diane Tied
eman. whose birthday was the
21st Others there were Mike
Tiedeman, Mrs Audrey Rod
gers. Mrs Phyllis Gronell and
M r and Mrs Earl Tiedeman
M r and Mrs Lloyd Beach
visited the Everett Beachs at
Manzanita on Thursday of last
week
Mr and Mrs George R i
chardson and Joe were in Eorest
Grove on Sunday They picked
some pears, and also had dinner
out
Mrs Mary Cooper of St
Helens visited at the E T Johns
ton home on Sunday.
B ill DuPuis w ill leave for the
State Fair with his two animals
on Thursday The DuPuis spent
a couple days at Seaside last
week They also took her nephew
back to his home at Hammond
Mr and Mrs Art Bellingham
and E T Johnston took in the
State Fair on Sunday
On Sunday the Joe Lonnquists
attended the service of the new
pastor. Rev Conrad Zipperiam,
at the Faith Lutheran Church in
Clatskanie
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Senior Citizen SEç
News —
Thanks to all our members
who came forth Monday August
27 with all the goodies for pot
luck; That was planned in a
hurry It was the date for the fine
area Seniors to visit us - Sorry, I
was remis on the date, until the
11th hour
Linda Radford (the represen
tative for RSVP) came in Mon
day from St Helens to inform us
on Milage and meal reimburs
ment for volunteer workers We
w ill have more informative in
formation on the subject in the
very near future
Our next business meeting and
potluck w ill be Friday, Sept
ember 7 at 12:30 p m All mem
bers welcome
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Phone 397-2268 — After Hours 397-1730
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to September 10.
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Helmets worn by Roman glad
iators covered not only the head
but the face as well.
or both
WHO WOULD PAY OFF THE MORTGAGE?
MEMBERS of the local Green Thumb gathered
with their wive«, at Anderson Park Sunday, Aug-
The C lackam as-C olum bia-
Washington Counties' Agency on
Aging Task Force Sub Com
mittee has scheduled the fol
lowing meetings which are open
to the public.
Retirement Roles 4 Activities
for the elderly in Columbia
County w ill be held on Friday,
August 31, 1973 at 12 p.m. at the
County Council of Seniors office,
second floor of the St. Helens
City Hall
Health 4 Nutrition for the
elderly in Columbia County is
scheduled to meet on Tuesday,
September 11, at 12 noon at the
same location.
All meetings are open to the
public
Bern Bliss Visits
At Garlock Homes
MIST - Visiting last Sunday
and Monday at the Ray and
Lloyd Garlocks was Bern Bliss
of Milton-Freewater
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hobbles.
Portland and Mae M ills visited
the Charles Sundlands last Sun
day Mrs M ills accompanied the
Sundlands to Portland Saturday.
The Don Sundlands left last
Sunday for the home and teach
ing positions at Ketchikan. Al
aska
M r and Mrs Bud Hemeon
spent the weekend at Mollala
with the Don Pences A week ago
Thursday they met their daugh
ter Vickie at Vancouver B.C. as
she returned from London after
a two month European tour Mr
and Mrs Hemeon vacationed
five days going up via Seattle
before meeting Vickie.
Mrs Tom Ford Portland and
son James and his fam ily visited
over last Wednesday night with
her mother Mrs Jane Hanson
and the Norm an Hansens.
James is stationed with the navy
and is on leave having been
transferred from Norfolk V ir
ginia. to Salt Lake City, Utah
The same evening the Bob
Roeser fam ily of Astoria visited
her mother and guests Mrs
Hanson. Norman and Virginia,
Randy attended the Apostolic
Lutheran Services at Clatskanie
last Sunday. Mrs Agda Rognan,
Seattle visited 2 days the later
part of the week Mrs Hansen
received a card from the John
Crawfords of Vancouver. They
sent Hello to their friends in the
valley They form erly owned the
place that the Ed Raus' are
living on now.
ust 26 for their third annual picnic marking an-
<dher successful year of work on local projects.
Vickie Hemeon
Returns Home
From Europe
Vickie Hemeon returned two
weeks ago from a two month
visit and sight-seeing trip to
Europe.
Her first leg of the trip was
taken by charter flight out of
Vancouver, B.C. to London. A
week was spent there and in
Scotland Among the highlights
were watching the changing of
the guard at Buckingham Palace
and attending P icidilly Circus.
Traveling through Germany
she visited a former Vernonia
High School classmate, Danny
Elton at Mainz He is stationed in
the arm y there. While in the area
she met five girls from Montana,
Washington D C and Iowa and
traveled the rest of her trip with
them, with the exception of the
last two weeks.
At Munich they saw the Ol
ym pic Grounds and went
through the famous beer
brewry Lowen brau, the largest
pub in Europe Holds a thousand
or more people at a given time.
In Paris a tour was made
through the famous art museum
“ The Louvre" and saw the
"Mona L iza " and other great
works The famous E iffel Tower
was visited. At Vienna, Austria
they watched the world famous
Lippizan Stallions.
She was greatly impressed
after seeing the sculptor, M i
chelangelo's greatest work of the
perfect man, "D avid,” during
their visit to Florence, Italy.
Beautiful weather was enjoyed
during the one and one half
weeks spent on the Islands of
Majorica and Ibizia, located on
the southern tip of Spain The
Automium and Mannekin-Pis
was visited at Brussels, Bel
gium.
Many more famous cities were
visited among them Copenhag
en, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Ma
d rid . In n isb ru ck, Luzerne,
Frankfurt, and Oslo.
During her Eureopean trip she
traveled by Eurailpass and
train. In all the 12 countries she
traveled. Flam, Norway im p
ressed her the most and hopes to
go back for another visit next,
summer Upon a rrival flight
back at Vancouver, B.C. she was
met by her folks. M r and Mrs
Bud Hemeon, Mist.
An odd coincidence happened
enroute to the airport to pick her
up. While working their way
towards the airport for nearly
11 i hours they observed a young
lady and older couple walking
rapidly towards that direction
After several several miles of
inching forward they came upon
them again and decided to see if
help could be given them It
turned out their car had broken
down enroute to the airport so
that the older couple could take a
flight out to their home at Mainz,
Germany. The Hemeons’ daugh
ter had visited Mainz during her
European trip
NATAL-PITTSBURG - Mr
and Mrs Larry Linn of Los
Angeles arrived Sunday for a
visit with her folks, Mr and Mrs.
Joe Howard Mr and Mrs Jim
M iller of Beaverton were supper
guests of the Howards Monday
evening.
Mr and Mrs Marion Grant
and fam ily drove to Silverton
this weekend and also visited the
FOR1ST GROVi
State F air
COMMUNITY
Mr and Mrs Floyd Deeds,
Mr and Mrs Bill Deeds and Bob
Deeds left Saturday for their
home at Salt l^ak? after spending
the week here visiting M r and
Mrs Noble Dunlap
Admitting List:
Mr and Mrs Bud Allber of August 21 - Dorothy Ray
Olympia were visiting here this August 25 - Edwin Justice
weekend bringing Steve Young
of Banks home
South C arolina produced
999,(MX) pigs in 1972.
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Kysers Return from
Canadian Vacation
LLOYD QUINN
786 B rid ge S i., V ernonia. O regon
MIST - Mr. and Mrs Roy
Kyser and fam ily returned last
Wednesday from a two week
vacation into Canada. On their
first two days they stayed at
Linden, Washington and on the
second dav attended the Ab-
bottsford. B.C. International Air
Show. M r. and Mrs. B ill Rob
bins, Port Orchard, Washington,
M r and Mrs. Bryon Hawkins
and fam ily of Boring and Mrs
Claude K yser, Vinem aple,
joined the Kyser fam ily at
Linden. The Kyser fam ily left
the next day from Burlington,
Washington and drove over the
new North Cascade Highway;
stopped to view the Grand
Coulee Dam; entered British
Columbia going through part of
Banff National Park. Enjoyed
a two day visit at a dude ranch at
Revelstoke and drove in about 85
miles one way to see Mica Dam,
the largest earth filled dam in
the free world. They stayed
three davs there. On the wav
back to Kamloops, B.C repairs
were necessary on the Car Van.
After stopping overnight again
at Linden, Washington, they
came on home arriving Wed
nesday evening. Thursday the
fam ily visited his folks, the
Claude Kysers at Vinemaple.
Mrs Joe Odstricil of Page,
Arizona is here visiting her
parents Saturday evening. The
senior Kvsers and Mrs. Adstricil
and the Ken Simmons fam ily,
Clatskanie visited the Kysers.
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Vernonia Men's Bowling Asso
elation meeting w ill be held
Friday, August 31 at 7 30 p m at
the Alpine Lanes All interested
bowlers must attend or a rep
resentative should be present.
For information call 429-3394 or
429-6301
Bowling Neel Sept. 1
'were t'out of the picture"
HOSPITAL
7.00 - 15
Twelve attended the third
annual Green Thumb picnic held
at Anderson Park Sunday, Au
gust 26
Attending the event were Mr
and Mrs. Joe Bond, Clyde P ur
cell, Bernard Tronson, M r and
Mrs George Bartles, M r and
Mrs lad die Novak and Erwin
Duley. Absent were Eldon
(Pidge) Elliot and Bob Sword.
7/ y o u ^ o r your wife
Howards Entertain
Sunday Visitors
6-Ply Nylon
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973 3
Rum contains 40 to 50 percent
alcohol
Seniors Meet
In S t Helens
LARGE CROWD attended the picnic held by Dick Steams and
wife, Mona, owners of Lew's Place, Sunday, August 26.
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Green Thumb
Holds Picnic
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