• PCC Van Offers
s
;
GED Brush-Up
The Adult B asic Education
department of Portland Com
munity College is now offering
. Vernonia residents free mstruc-
‘¿J" *n if* 8*? « od em ic skills
I i t wishes to announce that any
person desiring to prepare for
the GED examination, or any
person desiring merely to brush
up on math, English, science,
social studies, or literature will
find free materials and instruc­
tion every Monday in the mobile
learning van
The van w ill be parked at the
corner of Bridge and Weed
streets and w ill be in operation
between the hours of 10 a m and
2:30p.m. Greg Wilson w ill be the
new instructor replacing Robert
Scott who is instructing fulltim e
at PCC
PCC wishes to point out that
instruction w ill take place on a
totally individual basis The
student w ill work closely with
the instructor and w ill be able to
study and learn at his own pace
without the pressure of a class­
room situation Special empha
sis is usually given to the sub
jects of math and English, but
instruction may be offered in
almost any other academic area
the student desires
For further information call
429.1211 or stop by the van on
Mondays.
Bridgets Move
From V a lle y
Mr and Mrs W illiam Bnd
gers sold their place here to
Warren Aldrich and have moved
to Forest Grove They were long
tim e residents of the valley Mrs
Bridgers (Janet De Rock) was
born on the Burn out of Mist
M r Bridgers came to the
valley in 1913, and was a builder
of tressles, hewing the timbers
by hand
Later they bought the Mist
store which they operated many
years, also having the Mist Post
Office at that time.
They moved to Vernonia alxtut
25 years ago
Mr and Mrs Bridgers cele­
brated their 50th wedding an­
niversary in Vernonia in 1964
CAN'T USE IT? WHY K E E P
IT? SELL IT WITH A WANT
AD.
Lucas Warns
Home Owners
Fund Grows By
Door-To-Door
Egg Exchange
Roller Derby
Oernonla Eagk
THURSDAY,
Invites Call
Bob Lucas, Columbia County
D istrict Attorney, has a special
The first Portland appearance
warning for home owners with
of the Portland Cougars, local
leaky basements. Lucas reports
team in the Northwest Roller
that he has received information
league, was last Friday even
On Thursday, September 13,
concerning a company which
ing, September 14. The 8 p.m
the Vernonia Swim and Re­
claims to be able to waterproof
game held at the Portland Sports
creation Club successfully spon
basements and foundations
Arena, 8725 N. Chautauqua
sored a swimming trip to the
through a pressure pumping
Blvd., featured the Cougars
Forest Grove pool There were
method whereby a m ixture of
against
the visiting Seattle
26 enthusiastic kids and lots of
Sharks.
Sodium Bentonite is mixed with
fun.
water and forced into the cracks
N orthwest R o lle r League,
During the early part of the
of the foundation through which
Inc , is sponsoring the profes
week, the kids spent three
water is leaking
sional roller derby skating
JIM PROEHL
The company uses a "Ninety- evenings out in the community in
games in the Pacific Northwest
an effort to build a fund They
Day Set Up Period" to avoid
on a permanent basis This is the
Local Boy Receives
immediate complaints
They would like to take this oppor­
firs t time for a league to be
claim that the m ixture takes tunity to say thanks to all the
based in this area. The league
DSC Scholarship
people
who
helped
out
by
buying
approximately 90 days to set up
office is located at 14200 S.E,
and seal the cracks, therefore, if or selling an egg They also
McLoughlin Blvd., Milwaukie.
Jim Proehl, son of Mr and
a basement would continue to remind the community that any
General Manager is Keith Boos
Mrs Darrold R. Proehl, Ver­
money
collected
w
ill
go
directly
leading the Portland team
leak after the process had been
nonia, has received the Fneaa
w ill be Captains Jim Nolan,
completed, this would explain into improving Vernonia’s rec­
Rasmussen Dirksen Scholarship
fa c ilitie s
and
the continued leaking
The rea tion al
Spokane, and Karren Thompson,
at Dakota State College
programs The treasury, at this
pattern
of
this
company
has
been
Roseburg Coach for the Cougars
He is a 1971 graduate of
time,
stands
at
just
slightly
over
to stay in a state for ap­
is Sonny Brown, a skater with
Vernonia High School and in his
$40 Any donations or help with
proximately 90 days, sell all the fund-raising efforts w ill a l­ many years of derby experience.
third year of social science
Shark Captains are Aubrey
contracts
they
possibly
can
and
studies at DSC
ways be appreciated
Bollenbaugh. Estacada and Jan-
then move on to more fertile
The Dirksen scholarship is
As the club grows in size they
yce Farley, Portland B ill Burns,
awarded on the basis of aca­ ground
are facing a transportation crisis
a veteran of nine years in the
Lucas
reports
that
as
of
this
demic excellence and leader
and need help desperately in this
derby wars, is the Seattle coach.
date, no complaints have been area If anyone can help out or
ship.
After a successful swing
received in Oregon concerning even be w illing to assist with the
through eastern Oregon, and
this operation
however
he planning and organizing of ac-
Delta Kappa Gamma
Salem and Eugene, the league
warns that it is anticipated that tivities be sure to call or drop in
plans
to skate in Portland two
the
individuals
operating
as
the
next
Tuesdav
evening
at
7
n
m
Initiates Members
nights a month Next date w ill
company w ill pro- at the Anderson Park cabin.
TAU Chapter of Delta Kappa
be September 28 at the Portland
bably swing through Oregon
On September 29 there w ill be
Gamma met Saturday at the
Sports Arena again Skating for
some time in the next several a trip to go ice-skating Cars w ill
West Oregon Electric building
the league is now being sche­
months
leave from the scout cabin at 12
Maude Wells and Dorothy San-
D istrict Attorney Lucas cau­ noon and return at 5 p.m All duled for numerous cities in
don were the hostesses
tions any homeowner who is persons under 21 years who Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Miss Jeane Spaulding, state
Skating is done on a portable,
i u
™ x k e X ' n “ 5,cr e ,o ,u'e,
president, was a guest speaker
banked track, set up for each
and spoke of the 1973-74 program
or who claim to be able Io seal , Arid,.r i , „ P“ rk S h ta M O pick game. Roller league teams con­
as outlined by the National
£dkn?g basements, to check up permission slips. These per- sist of five male, or female,
Society.
the.r business credentials and to rnissjon slips
Slgned7 nd members on the track at one
Four new members were in i­
time during a 12-minute period
check with the D istrict Attor- returned by departure Time
tiated Mrs. Vera Gault of As­
ney s office prior to signing any
There also
phone Eight periods in one game.
toria, Miss Joan Meohinney of
Skaters interested in trying
contrac for work to be done
re g is tra tio n to 429-6872 by
Gearhart, Mrs Charlotte Stran
out for professional skating, or
Thursday,
September
27.
This
is
dberg of Warrenton, and Miss Cancer Society Sets
to get an accurate count so needing training, are invited to
Shirley Hodgman of Westport
contact the league office for
proper transportation can be
Luncheon was served by Mt Second Bike-A-Thon
in fo rm a tio n E ith e r banked
arranged
Absolutely
no
late
Heart Rebekah Lodge Society
track or flat track skating
registrations
w
ill
be
accepted
Columbia County Division of
club at the Oddfellows Hall.
experience
is suitable. Addition-
Cost is: skate rental, aDDroxi-
The next meeting w ill be held American Cancer Society is
al skaters w ill be needed as more
mately
50
cents
and
skating
holding
the
second
annual
Bike-
in Seaside October 20
teams are slated to be added to
a-thon Saturday, September 29 fee approximately $1.25 with a the league Spokane and Boise
at the Columbia County F a ir­ transportation fee of 25 cents.
are the next two sites selected.
THOSE WHO
grounds The committee is ask­ Home Extension Unit
ing the county and requesting
SERVE
the public, when approached by Enjoys First Meet
participants to pledge per mile
For an uplifting pam phlet
Word has been received from
based on a serm on on “ The
Timber Route Home Exten­
Tom Tronson, a 1973 VHS grad­ donations to American Cancer
L utheran H o u r,” called, “ F o r­
sion study group held their first
uate, who is now serving in the Society
tu n a te Are the B roken-H eart­
Special events chairman for meeting last week at the West
Navy, that he would like to hear
ed "w rite to R oom 220, In te r­
from his friends in Vernonia His Vernonia area >s Gennie Hanson Oregon Electric Building
national L utheran L aym en’s
Hostesses were Betty Fuquay
The county Special Events
address is: Tom L Tronson SR,
League, 2185 H am pton Ave.,
540 70-6478 Co. 272, NTC, San Chairman is Jack DeLashmutt and Zola Christensen and
St. Louis, Missouri 63139.
of St Helens
delightful assortments of cakes
Diego, California, 92136
were served
SEPT
Mr and Mrs B ill Hunter are
the parents of a baby g irl born
September 8 at the Good Sa
m aritan hospital in Portland
She weighs 7 pounds and is
named Laurie Jean Grand
parents are M r and Mrs Craw
ford Hunter of Lostine, Mr
Frank Otto of Joseph and Mrs
Mildred McLean of Wallowa who
is here helping care for the
fam ily.
M r. and Mrs. Ben Fowler are
the parents of a baby g irl born
September 14 at the Forest
Grove Community Hospital She
is named Michelle Danet, she
weighs 5 pounds, 12 ounces
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Baska of Cornelius.
Senior Citizen
News —
By Woodrow Moo
QUESTION: I ’m retired. I
read that starting this year I
can earn $2,000 a year and still
get my full social security
payments. Is there any chance
that this amount w ill be in ­
creased in the future?
ANSW ER:
Yes.
Recent
changes in the social security
law provide that, as future
earnings levels rise, the amount
people can earn and still get
social security benefits w ill also
rise The first future increase in
the social security retirem ent
test w ill go into effect in 1974.
QUESTION: My wife had to
quit her job because of an illness
about two years ago. She never
applied for social security dis­
ability benefits because she
always hoped she would recover
and be able to return to work
She died a month ago and I
understand that she could have
gotten social security benefits
for herself and our three child­
ren if she had applied. Can
anything be done about this
now?
ANSWER: One of the recent
changes in the social security
law covers just such a case as
yours. You can contact any
social security office to file an
application to receive the re t­
roactive benefits that your wife
and children may have been
entitled to.
QUESTION: I retired and
began getting monthly social
security payments when I was
63. I ’ll be 65 in the fall. Is it true
that I ’ll be enrolled in Medicare
automatically?
ANSWER: Yes, you w ill be
automatically signed up for both
the hospital and medical insur­
ance parts of Medicare. The
medical part w ill cost you $6.30 a
month, but you can decline the
coverage if you do not wish to
pay the premiums for it.
Norman Davis and Harry
Eckland attended the Columbia
County Council meeting at St.
Helens Friday, September 14
Everyone is working hard to
make a success of the County
Country Store. They welcome
items - apples, pears, and gar­
den vegetables.
We shipped another load of
rolled papers to Portland. Please
call if you have papers or drop
them off at our center.
Transportation has kept our
volunteer drives busy; and we
have more scheduled through
the end of September.
Many items are coming in the
flea m arket and can always use
more.
Our membership has slowed
up for September. We are look­
ing for more to join up.
Naomi Mack, Ted H ill and
George Johnson are in the
hospiiai - Do hope to see them all
home and with us soon.
Our social potluck w ill be
India produces about 80 per­
Friday, September 21,12:30 p.m.
cent of the opium legally used in
All Senior Citizens Welcome.
medicine.
VERNONIA
VS.
SALEM ACADEMY
Alpine Lanes and
Chalet Flower Shop
Ben's Barber Shop
Birkenfeld Lunch & Service
Bill Horn Rlty. & Ins.
Bob's Union Service
Bruce Berndt Excavating
National Public Service
Insurance— Dave Brunsman
Olympic Forest Products
Perry's Basketball Camp
Pine Cone
Lloyd Quinn
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Ralph's Chevron Service
8:00 P.M .
Sam's Food Store
Brunsman Hardware & Electric
John Serafin Logging
GREENMAN FIELD
C&C Logging
Sew Simple Shop
Vernonia Sentry Market
C-Z Corp. — E.P. Stamm Farm
Archie Dass Logging
Dave's Automotive— ARCO
Davies Chevrolet
Smejkal Logging
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— LOGGER J.V. FOOTBALL —
: Vernonia vs. Corbett
C o n fia
83’ geU knocked « « hts
y
*" U5‘ Week8
causing him
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Smith & Hull Logging, Inc.
Stan's Auto Shop
Monday, Sept. 24—G P.M.
Union Oil Company
Weller & Bernardi
GREENMAN FIELD -
Don's Auto Service
Vernonia Branch
Loren Ellis Jr. and Sons
U. S. National Bank
Ellson Cedar Products
Vernonia Clinic
Essie's Antiques
Vernonia Drug
F & E Logging
Vernonia Eagle
Fisher's Electric
Vernonia Golf Club
Franz Bread— John Judah
Vernonia M ilk Farms
Gwin Logging
Holce Logging
International Paper Co.
Kimmel's Apparel
Lew's Restaurant
Mist Shake and Ridge
DICK BRUNSMAN finds the going mighty rough as he 1*
met by practically the whole Bluejay line in Friday mxht
gam e at Concordia.
Join These Vernonia
Area Firms, Organiz­
ations & Individuals
In Backing the Ver­
nonia Loggers.
1973 3
NEW A R R IV A L S
LOGGER FOOTBALL
Allied J & H Lumber Co.
20,
Vernonia Police Cadets
Vernonia Sanitary Service
Vernonia Variety
Wally's Exxon Service
Western Auto
West Oregon Electric Co-op.