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Wallowa Lake
There were 32 in attendance at
our potluck Friday
Then- were three visitors who
spoke
Mr Walrod spoke on
agency on aged. Dorothy Chur
chill spoke on Transportation
and Linda Radford RSVT Dir
ector. spoke on the RSVP pro
gram for Senior Citizens
Mr and Mrs Matt Erickson
were also present and Mrs
Erickson gave a report on the
county 's five area Senior C iti­
zen's Country Store in Rainier
The opening day was August
15 It took many hours of hard
work remodeling the building
painting, etc Two of the men
who helped are over 80 years old
Those who donated their time
were Norman Davis, Arnold
Heffley. Earl Bennett. Walter
Thomas, Lewis Siper and Matt
Erickson
Many items are needed to
make the Country Store a suc­
cess. such as childrens' stuffed
toys, chest of drawers, baby
clothes kitchen utensils, and
fishing tackle Any donations
w ill be appreciated
Dur next potluck w ill be Sep
tember 21, Friday at 12 30 p m
All Senior Citizens are welcome
Home Extension Unit
To Hold First Meet
Vernonia Home Extension
Unit w ill hold its first meeting of
the year September 20 at the
West Oregon Electric building
The meeting is from 10:30 a m
to 2 p m with a potluck luncheon
at noon
At the first meeting plans for
the coming year w ill be outlined
Some of the subjects included in
this year's program will be
health foods, coping with in­
flation. changing fam ily life
stvles, etc
» From Last Week»
MIST - Mr and Mrs Ray
Garlock returned a week ago
Monday afternoon from four day
stay at Wallola Lake, near
Joseph Joining them for a
family reunion were the Lloyd
Garlocks, the Bern Bliss
Charles Ray Bliss, Milton Free
water Mr and Mrs Marvin
G ottschall, College Place,
Washington, Mrs Beverly Stagg
and daughter. Seattle, and the
Clayton Bliss family of Van
N'uvs. California Monday Mr
and Mrs Garlock were in Mil-
ton Freewater at the Bern Bliss
home arriving in Mist later in
the evening
Mrs Helen Nordstrom and
Mrs Walt Tornblad visited Mrs
Jane Hansen Thursday enroute
home from Longview. They had
taken Mrs Agda Rognan to
catch the bus enroute to her
home at Seattle
The Lyle Wilson fam ily of
Jefferson visited his mother,
Mrs Nettie Cox and the Martin
Hansons Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Kyser and
son were dinner guests of the
Roy Kysers Tuesday evening
The Charles Sundlands were in
Portland Friday and visited the
Robert Masons
Mrs Wavne Kyser and Gene
were in Portland and Oregon
City Saturday While in the Ore­
gon City area they visited the
Warren Kysers He had returned
with his forestry crew from
fighting a fire in eastern Oregon,
just prior to visiting them Short
time visitors Labor Day were the
Bryce Ostranders of McMinn­
ville and the Warren Kysers
The Ray Garlocks were guests
of Sunday night of her sister.
Mrs Mildred O'Neale at Sil­
verton on Labor Day, the Lloyd
Garlocks. Mr O'Neale and the
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Polynesian Dance
Class Is Repealed
The Polynesian Dance class is
being repeated this term by
popular request Mrs Juanita
Arrant w ill again instruct the
series of three classes on Sa
turday mornings for a period of
ten weeks, beginning Saturday,
September 15
The classes w ill be divided
according to grades as follows
grades one and two w ill meet
from 9 to 10 a m., grades 3 and 4.
from 10 to 11 a m . and grades 5
and up from 11 a m to 12 noon
Classes w ill meet in the High
School Gym Class fee is $5 for
the term
Commission Meets
The Oregon Transportation
Commission w ill hold its regular
monthly meeting starting at 9:00
a m . Wednesday, September 19,
in the Conference Room, (Room
122) of the State Highway Build­
ing in Salem
Garlocks were guests of the Jim
Collingwoods in the Muccallv
Mts , near Lyons The Garlocks
returned home that evening Ed
Hayes of Olympia visited a short
time recentlv enroute home
from a trip to California Mrs
Nettie Cox visited the Garlocks
one evening during the week
Callers at the Walter Mathews
home Wednesday evening were
Mr and Mrs John Kudrna and
Mrs Tom Magoff, Vernonia.
They were on their way home
from fishing in the Columbia.
Friday noon luncheon guests of
the Mathews and Wade Fletcher
were Pamela and Gary Garlock
and Curtis Starr In the evening
Mrs Shirley Fletcher of Forest
Grove had dinner at the Mat­
hews and took her son Wade
home with her.
MIST - Mr and Mrs. Jacob
Roth and Rosana Roth, Dayton,
visited the Eldon Shetler family
Saturday. Teresa Zehr, Rose­
burg, is visiting the Shetlers this
week
The Bud Hemeons had all their
fa m ily , V ickie, the L a rry
Hemeons, C latskanie, Steve
Hemeon and home Friday even­
ing Vickie started work at
Portland Community College
Tuesday morning Neal Jones.
Kelso, was a Labor Day over­
night guest of the Hemeons
Mrs Norman Hansen returned
Sunday from Corvallis after a
week's stay with her daughter,
Mrs Steve Hanson Steve is in
two weeks football quarantine,
at the moment. Norman and
Randy went down Saturday for
her.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Garlock
talked to their daughter. Mrs
Charles Wallace and fam ily,
Jonesboro, Tennessee, to wish
her a happy birthday. Thursday.
They were just leaving for a
sightseeing trip to Washington,
DC.
Darrold Proehl, Ted Forbes .
and Art Parrow, accompanied
by the new teachers, toured the
district schools Wednesday af­
ternoon ending with the Mist
School Pamela Garlock and
Grace Mathews served refresh
ments to the group at the
Mathews home.
Every day, some innocent
person bounces a check.
M-.WS* V,KWK
BY John Knowlton
It was the last big tournament
of the year, the Nehalem Valley
Open The 52 contestants re­
presented nine different areas
and most came with the hope of
putting together a couple good
rounds of golf and maybe going
home with some of the $175 in
prize money They came from
Portland and Beaverton and
Rainier and Lake Oswego and
still more areas.
And when the first foursome
teed off last Sunday morning
conditions were right The sun
shone brightly on the dew-co­
vered fairways and greens. The
cool westerly breeze fanned the
golfers' faces and kept tem­
peratures bearable.
Group a fte r group they
marched down the fairways
pulling their golf carts or sling
ing their golf bags over their
shoulders They addressed the
ball in their normal fashion and
brought the clubhead back With
their eyes on the ball, they
started their downswing, first
with the body, then the arms and
finally the club Down it came
swift and hard, then harder and
harder yet until it smashed the
white ball and sent it screaming
down the fairway closer to the
flagstick and, for some, closer to
the prize money which lured
them there to begin with.
And when the last putt of the
last foursome fell to the bottom
of the cup, it was over A
Beaverton golfer named Larry
Aalv ik had indeed put together a
couple of good rounds of golf.
Matching 34’s gave Larry, a
member of the Tektronix golf
team, a four under par 68 and $85
in prize money for winning both
the low net and low gross prizes.
Three strokes back, in a tie for
second and third place were
John Rohrback and Elmer
Schlottmann also of Beaverton.
Both John and Elm er were
awarded $37.50 gift certificates
for their play.
The two remaining prize win­
ners also netted 71 but because of
their higher handicaps finished
fourth and fifth respectively.
Sam Spicher’s 13 handicap net­
ted him a $10 gift certificate and
Jerry King's 17 handicap netted
him a $5 gift certificate.
At last week's Mens Night play
Lynn Michener was a double KP
winner when he got the KP on
number four and on the third
shot on number eight. A gift
certificate of $8.75 went to Bob
Bates and Ralph ''Bergenstein”
Bergerson for being the top point
getters in bingo-bango-bongo.
Shaws Return Home
After Three Years
RIVERVIEW - Mr and Mrs
John Shaw have moved into their
house after being gone for three
years They spent that time at
Glide where he was logging.
Ted Hill was called to Bonner's
Ferry, Idaho on Wednesday by
the death of his sister, Mrs.
Edith Reed He returned home
on Friday.
Mrs I-ana Panzini and son
have moved into Mrs Nettie
Lloyd's home, and w ill care for
Mr. Lloyd as soon as she is able
to come home. Mrs Lloyd has
spent the summer at Seaside
because of illness.
Local Group To
Meet Sept 19
The Community Education
Advisory Council w ill meet next
week on Wednesday evening,
September 19, at the West Ore­
gon Electric meeting room
Reports w ill be made of the
summer's activities and dis­
cussion w ill be held on the needs
of the community and how they
can be met through community
education programs.
The meeting is scheduled for
7:30 p.m. and is open to anyone
interested in attending.
Historical Society
Meets September 26
It can happen to the best
of us.
Just an innocent mistake
in your checkbook, and
suddenly, you're
overdrawn.
But U.S. Bank has a way
to make sure it doesn't
happen to you. It's called
A C T., Automatic Cash
Transfer.
Once you arc approved
for it, we'll cover any
check you write (up to your
approved credit lim it, of
course).
Best o f all, A.C.T. costs
nothing to apply for, and
there is no charge at all
until you use it
Just visit any branch of
U.S. Bank and talk to our
I ady on the Red Carpet.
She'll make your banking
a very personal thing.
The Columbia County Histori­
cal Society w ill meet Wednes­
day, September 26 in the old
ciruit courtroom in St. Helens. A
potluck w ill be served at noon
followed by the regular business
session and program Those
attending are requested to
bring their own table service.
During the meeting there will
lie election of officers for the
coming year
Volume X II Columbia County
History is now on sale at both the
St
Helens and Vernonia
museums and also are available
at the meetings
Trail Ride Slated
Ch«k O v 'r . a i Protection
Saturday, September 15 the
Ridge Riders w ill leave An­
derson Park at 9a m and stop at
Rogers Park at 10 a m. Riders
can join at either park Bring
sack lunches and machetes
Mathews Enjoy
Recent Guests
MIST - Mr and Mrs Jerry
Engstrom and fam ily of Co­
lumbia City visited the Robert
Mathews and Lloyd Beach fam
ilies Sunday Mrs Engstrom is a
niece of Mrs Mathews and Mrs.
Beach
Mr and Mrs Roy Totten and
Linda of Vancouver, Washington
visited the Lloyd Garlocks Sa­
turday evening
Visiting the Bud Hemeons is
Ken Jones of Chico, California
Ken is a nephew of Mrs.
Hemeon.
The Keene Forney family
moved to the Knappa area last
week.
Don Halverson, Portland and
Marie Gentry of Vancouver,
Washington, visited the Casper
Serby fam ily one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Pumala,
Clatskanie visited them Thurs­
day evening.
Mrs Wayne Kyser was in
Longview on Saturday. Enroute
home she visited her folks, the
Harold Sparks at Fernhill Mrs
Sparks brother Arthur Patterson
and wife, Spokane. Washington
and her sister Mrs Elmer Pal
mer and husband. Heppner,
Oregon, were visiting them The
Bob Skeans fam ily, Fernhill,
joined the fam ily for a short
while.
Mr and Mrs. Norman Hansen
were at Corbett Friday evening
to watch the Vernonia-Corbett
football game. Randy played in
the game.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kyser,
Vinemaple visited the Roy Kyser
family Saturday afternoon The
Kysers visited the Ken Simmons
familv Fridav evening.
The Ted Kuljus, Portland,
were week-end guests of her
mother, Mrs. Jane Hansen. Ted
returned to work Sunday after
recovering from recent surgery.
Mrs. Dale Dressel, North Bon­
neville visited the Ray Garlocks
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Don Larson, Mrs. Fred
Larson, Vernonia, Mrs. Terry
Larson. Portland and Mrs. Ro­
ger Medges Jana and Joey,
visited the W illard Garlocks
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dale
Dressel, North Bonneville, was a
Saturday overnight visitor of
her folks.
Mrs. Cox Home Again O e r n o n ia
THURSDAY. SEPT
After Family Viiil
Zaqie
13, 1973 3
MIST
Mrs Nettie Cox re­
turned home Thursday after
visiting at Jefferson with her
son, Lyle Wilson and fam ily. She
had gone back with them earlier
when they were here visiting.
Members of Columbia County
Lyle brought his mother home
Chapter 499. American Associa
and did some work for her
tion of Retired Persons, have a
Mr and Mrs Jim Wagner and
fam ily, Yamhill, visited the musical treat in store at the
September 18th meeting in
Dave Crawford family Sunday
The Butch Crawford, Archie Shrine Hall, St Helens. The
Horgan and Dave Stinnett fam ­ program opens at 1:30 p.m.
The Vanity Four quartet from
ilies joined the Crawfords and
the St. Helens Sweet Adelines
there guests for dinner
w ill furnish the program and will
Mrs Lena Mathews, son Bob
give forth with some of their
McCrosky and I-eslie of Pioche,
■ well-known harmony. A Sweet
Nevada, are here visiting this
Adelines group sang to chapter
week Saturday evening they
members a couple of years ago
and the Walter Mathews were
and was especially well re­
dinner guests of the Robert
ceived.
Mathews.
Incidentally, the Sweet Adel­
Rosana Roth of Dayton, a r­
ines organization is putting on a
rived Saturday evening for a few
membership drive in September
days visit with her sister Mrs
and invites any woman inter­
Eldon Shetler and fam ily. Janet
ested in singing to contact any
Shetler left last week for Three
member
Hills, Alberta, Canada. Forest
Sign-up sheets for the next
took Teresa Zehr back to her
chapter bus trip set for October
home at Winston and Blossom,
23 w ill be available. The group
Robin and Melody to Grants
w ill visit Hoquiaip’s Castle after
Pass Sunday. The Shetler child­
a noon luncheon in Hoquiam,
ren w ill be entering the New
Washington.
Hope Christian School this year.
AARP To Enjoy
Musical Treat
Recruiter Here
EAGLE ADS PAY OFF
Sergeant Alvin Gauthreaux,
US Army recruiter, w ill be at the
police station to talk with all who
are interested in the US Army.
The hours are on Tuesday from
9-11:30 a m. and also on Friday
from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
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