Demonia Eagk
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13
1973
SE1-MOR WC.. Pwbltehen
B. RHOADES.
MELVTN SCHWAB. C«
Recorder's
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Recorder Judge
Wm. E Nelson
OFFICIAL NEW SPAPER
Vrfwtoua. Organ
Entered
as second class mail
matter August 4. 1922 under the
act of March 3. 1879
Published weekly or. Thursday
at 721 Madison Ave.. Vernonia
Columbia County . Oregon 97064
and paid at the Vernonia Post
Office as second class matter
Sabscnpuons
$3 Or Per Year — In the Nehalem
Valley
$4 00 Per Year Elsewhere
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OFFICE HOURS
Men. Toe» Wed.. E r i—t «.m
to 6 pan.
Thors. A Sat —8 a.m to 12
Phone 429-337?
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Oregon
Newspaper
Publishers
Association
Isabell Bamis
Services Read
Mr and Mrs Thomas Chavez
flew to Salt Lake City to attend
the funeral of Mrs Chavez
paternal grandmother Isabell
Barrus
Services were held in Salt
Lake City with interment in the
familv's home town of Toole
Utah
Mrs Chavez was able to visit
with a brother Kim Barrus
Enfield Connecticut whom she
hasn't seen in three years also
with her parents. Mr and Mrs
Donald Barrus Enfield. Con­
necticut a brother Scott and
siste r. Louise Keefe and
daughter Kim all of Canoga
Park California
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THEATER
FrL-Sal.
Sepi. 14-15
WALT DISNEY’S
CHARLIE AND THE
ANGEL
C e fe X e Z e X e» » » » » » » :
2075 Martin Hanson license
suspended Plea guilty fine
$155 Suspended SIX)
2076 -
Terry
Michael
Schaumburg. more noise than
necessary Plea not guilty,
found guilty fine $27
2077 - Raymond Ernest Hill,
vehicle license expired Plea
guilty, fine $6
2078 Djuana Evahlee Smith.
VBR 35-25 Plea guilty . fine $11
2079 - Dame! Jam es Kam
meyer disobeyed stop sign
Plea, guilty, fine $6
2080 Jennts Elizabeth Sie-
delman. VBR 35 25 Plea, guilty,
fine $11
2081 Craig Jeffery Ellis VBR
35-25 Plea, gutty, fine $11
2082 Raymond Carl Beer
VBR 35-25 Plea guilty, fine $10
2063 Edwin Elmer Danielson
VBR 35-25 Plea guilty, fine $17
2084 Bruce Allan Wells. VBR
50-25 Plea guilty , fine $27
2085 - Barbara .Ann Johnson
disobey ed stop sign Plea guilty
fine $6
2086 William Connor Pressly.
VBR 45-25 Plea guilty, fine $22
2067 - Jam es Melvin Arm­
strong - VBR 50-25 Plea guilty
fine $27
2088 - Susie Irene Randall.
VBR 35-25 Dismissed
2089 - Janet May Jones, no
license on person Plea guilty,
fine $6
2090 - Jam es Patrick Bruns
man. no tail lights Plea guilty,
fine $6
2091 - Rodenck Stewart Mc­
Neil. VBR 60-45 Plea, guilty,
fine $17
2092 - Jam es Arthur Lacord
disobeyed stop sign Plea, guilty,
fine $6
AMONG THE many who attended the dedxat ion ceremonies at
lam p Wilkersor Sundm were Mr. and Mrs Harrold Proehl
with children Lee A bb aad David: and Mrs. Dark Garner with
sons Brad and Karl Aceompam ing then, was Phyliac Black
Annual Picnic Held At Yadons
Pacific Northwest Bell inva­
ded Vernonia on Sunday Sep
tember 9 when ex-co-workers of
Mrs Yadon. gathered for a day
of fun and feasting at the home of
Mr and Mrs John Yadon
Thirty -two people came for the
event which has been an an­
nually planned get-together for
the past four years, and many of
the original group were in a t­
tendance
It was especially gratifying for
Mrs Yadon. to have so many
turnout She retired in February
and does not get to see some of
the people very often
Among those attending were
Bev Dahlstrom. Portland Buz
Pavne and wife. Jackie. Port­
land Mrs Peggy Rosltng bus
band Gene, children. Doug
Dean and Dawn. Mrs Sherri
Williams, husband .Arnie child
ren Danny and Michelle. Doug
Hodson wife Connie and son
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Shawn. Gresham Mrs Marlene
Davidson husband Bob and son
Matthew Miss Patty Bally.
Joanne Ryan Mrs Sally Starr
and husband Milo. Mrs Judi
Teeters and son Chad. Bemiece
Swanson
They are all Portland re­
sidents except for the Hodsons
Other guests were Mrs Kaye
Bolliger and son. Scott. Mrs
Dee Bateman. Mrs Kathleen
Miller and daughter. Debbie, all
of Vancouver. Washincton. and
Bill Filter and son Kevin from
St Helens
All who attended remarked
w hat a lovely area Vernonia is
and expressed a desire to be a
resident of such a beautiful
place Two of the couples are
seriously looking for acreage in
the area
The annual picnic will be held
in Vernonia next vear
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Admitting List
September 3 - Kathy L Enne-
berg
September 6 - Edward J
Osgood
September 7 - Clarence D
Oskins
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VERNONLA FIRE DEP ARTMENT
Eire Alarms Only - Phone 429-3121
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8 a.m. to 3 a.m. . Beaverton Office - 643-4702
3 a.m to 8 a.m. - Dial “O". ask for Oak Grove 654-6555
St. Helens office - Phone 397-3131
Ed Hredeao cam e home from
attack on Sunday and was taken
to the Forest Grove Community
Hospital Monday morning by
ambulance
Mrs
home Tuesday after spending
ten days at the home of Mr and
Mrs Hale Graves in Portland
While there her two younger
granddaughters entered college
for their first year Ruth entered
Biola Bible College at I .os
Angeles and Sarah T rinity
Western Bible College at Van
couver. B C. Their mother ac­
companied them each to their
destination, returning Tuesday
from Los Angeles
CWF
SATURDAY
SEPTEM BER
15
J r Bowl Meet Alpine Lanes -
12 noon
Clarence
8
SEPTEM BER 17
W EDNESDAY SEPTEM BER 1»
Comm Ed Advisory Council -
West Ore Electric Building -
7 30 p m
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T ill RSI)AY. SEPTEM BER 2»
A shower of household a r­
ticles will be held Sunday eve­
ning at 8 at the Bible Church for
the Tom Evans family who lost
their home by fire recently
Everyone is welcome to attend
Bedding cook ware and any
household articles are needed
Good used things are acceptable
home of Mr and Mrs Gene
Weller were: his sister Mrs
Jerry Feakes of Beaverton, his
mother Mrs Maxine Weller and
her sister Mrs Beulah Blakely of
Seattle
Spaghetti Feed for Cystic Fib­
rosis Tonight Septem ber 13. 5 to
9 p m at Mario's.
37tle
The am bulance was called to
FIR ST
Crown Zellerbach shop Friday
Vernonia Home Extension - evening when Cliff Devine of
West Ore Elec Building 10 30 Portland was injured in a fall At
a m (noon potluck I
first it was thought that he had a
AA - Evangelical Church Kit­ back injury , but it proved to be
chen - 8 p m
onlv a broken arm
1973
HOM E
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
8:00 P.M.
GREENMAN FIELD
v\
— LOGGER J.V. FOOTBALL —
Vernonia vs. Clatskanie
Thursday, September 20— 6 P.M.
1973 LOGGER GRID GAMES
GREENMAN FIELD
Wally's Exxon Service
Western Auto
&
Olin Robbins
Mr and Mrs Jack Partridge
of Vancouv er Washington visited
Mrs Ora George Thursday af
temoon On Sunday Mrs Lois
Clark and daughter Mary Ann
enjoyed dinner with Mrs
George
(W E R l MM AGE SALE -
leg io n Hall. Septem ber 13-11.
9 :tn a m 4 p.m
isi.'i
Mr and Mrs I-oren Stiff
visited his sister and brother-in
law . Mr and Mrs Harry Lantzer
at Grants Pass recently On
September the first the Lantzers
came and took Mr and Mrs Stiff
to their home for a week They
brought them back Sunday going
by Amboy. Washington to visit
Mr and Mrs Elvin Stiff
Family Wins Ribbons
Ai Open Play Day
September 1 Karen. Vicki, and
Peggy Pitt rode on the Annual
Wilkerson ride
On September 3 the Pitt family-
traveled to Clatskanie for the
annual Boots and Spurs Open
Play day
Karen Pitt. 8. won second
place Polebending; 3rd, Key
bole fourth barrels and fifth
in scurry. figure 8 stake and 2
man rescue
Vickie, 10. won Hi Point trophy
in the Jr J r Division, winning
a first in Keyhole and Scurry s
third in figure 8 and barrels, and
fourth in Polebending
Mrs Peggy Pitt won firit in
Key hole second in Barrels and
Scurry third place in figure 8
and polebending
A total of 16 ribbons was won
by the family, and one trophy
GAME
Allied J&H Lumber Co.
Alpine Lanes and
Chalet Flower Shop
Ben's Barber Shop
Birkenfeld Lunch & Service
Bill Horn Rlty. & Ins.
Bob's Onion Service
Bruce Berndt Excavating
Brunsman Hardware & Electric
C&C Logging
Vernonia Sentry Market
C-Z Corp. — E.P. Stamm Farm
Ellson Cedar Products
Essie's Antiques
F&E Logging
Vernonia Goli Club
Vernonia Milk Farms
Vernonia Sanitary Service
Vernonia Variety
and Mrs
Archie Dass Logging
Dave's Automotive—ARCO
Davies Chevrolet
Don's Auto Service
Loren Ellis Jr. and Sons
September 14 — Concordia................ Here
September 21 — Salem Academy....... Here
September 28 — St. Paul...................Here
Octobr 5 — Gaston............................. Here
October 19 — Warrenton................... There
October 26 — Knappa.........................Here
November 2 — Portland Christian__ There
Vernonia Police Cadets
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Nance receiv ed a
Sunday dinner guests at the
Police Cadets - City Hall
p.m
Mr
moved back to their home at
Rieth after being the city sexton
for a couple of years
Eriday v isitors at the Clar­
vs.
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SALE
Mr and Mrs I a tr y Zacker
and three children of .Aloha spent
Saturday at the home of her
grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Adrian Logan
ence Nance home were Mrs
Nances' cousins Mr and Mrs
Henry Anderson of Prosser,
Washington They spent the
night Friday and returned home
Saturday
VERNONIA
CONCORDIA
Lloyd Quinn
RUMMAGE
ST MARY'S Thrift Shop open
first and third Eriday of every
month
5tfc
leg io n llall. Septem ber 13-14.
• :tn a m 4 p m
it.t.'i
G arage Sale at 226 f St on
Friday. Septem ber 14 from 9 la
5 Stereo oil stave and som e
antiques
371k
Rebekahs IOOF Hall 8 p.m
School Board Meet - Dist
Office - 8 p m
Boy Scouts - Hawkins Park
Cabin - 7 p.m
AA - Evangelical Church Kit­
chen 8 p m
Mr and Mrs Marvin Moore of
Newberg visited her cousin and
wife Mr and Mrs Robert An
drews on Thursday
Mabel G raves returned
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THURSDAY SEPTEM BER 13
the Portland Veteran's hospital
Saturday He was there ten days
and underwent surgery , and is
recovering satisfactorily
Noble Dunlap suffered a heart
call from his brother Charles
informing him their brother Ivan
had passed away. September 9
Cancer was the cause of death
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Olympic Forest Products
Perry s Basketball Camp
Pine Cone
West Oregon Electric Co-op.
T O P IC S OF T H E T O W N
DATES
To Remember . . .
City Council - City Hal! 8 p m
OREGON STATE POLICE
National Public Service
Insurance— Dave Brunsman
Ralph s Chevron Service
Sam s Food Store
John Serafin Logging
Sew Simple Shop
Smejkal Logging
Smith & Holt Logging, Inc.
Stan's Auto Shop
Onion Oil Company
Weller & Bernardi
Vernonia Branch
0 . S. National Bank
Vernonia Clinic
Vernonia Drag
Vernonia Eagle
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MONDAV
VERNONLA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Dial 429-5141
VERNONIA CITY HALL. 429-5291
COLUMBLA COUNTY SHERIFF
Em ergency: Vernonia Area 429-5141 — Business: 397-2511
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The University of Oregon
opens its doors for Fall Term.
1973 on Sunday. September 16
Predictions, based on admis
sions. summer registration of
freshmen, and experience in
forecasting returning students,
are that Fall Term enrollment
will reach between 15.500 and
15.600
If the predictions are realized
enrollment will be higher than
the 15.432 enrolled for Fall Term.
1972 That was the highest
enrollment in the history of the
University
September 16 is the start of
New Student Week, a period of
orientation followed by regis
tration on Thursday and Friday.
September 20 and 21 Classes
start Mondav September 24
While regular Fall Term clas­
ses are due to start September
24 the University has had clas
ses in session since August 27
when the Law School started its
new semester schedule
The Law School is the first and
only unit of the University to
adopt the two-semester year All
other colleges, schools and de
partm ents of the University
ooerate on a three-term year.
SI NDAY. SEPTEM BER 16
VERNONIA AMBULANCE
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EMERGENCY SERVICE PHONES
Dial 429-661'. (If BO answer. 429-5861 or 429-5141)
FO R EST GROVE
COMMUNITY
U of 0 Opens Doors
For Fall Term, 1973
Join These Vernonia
Area firms, Organiz­
ations & Individuals
In Backing the Ver­
nonia Loggers.
Fisher's Electric
Franz Bread—John Judah
Gwin Logging
Holce Logging
International Paper Co.
Kimmel's Apparel
Lew's Restaurant
Mist Shake and Ridge