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THURSDAY,
SEPT
20
1973
B IR K E N F E L D
Mother Better
After Surgery
BIRKEN FELD - The Torn
blads reported that Mrs Paul
Tornblad's mother. Mrs David
Auders had brain surgery and
that she is much improved
Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson
had a barbequc dinner at Olney
Grange on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Francis Nord
strom were in Portland Sunday,
going in to visit John Cahill at
the Satterlund Nursing home
They found him feeling good and
in good spirits.
Mr and Mrs E T Johnston
spent Sunday in Portland at the
Lloyd Johnston home They all
attended church, and also had
baptismal services for their little
grandson. Jeffrey
On Saturday at 10 a.m there
were services at the Catholic
Church for Joe Richardson who
received his first Holy Com­
munion by Father Edward Alt-
stock Alter church refresh­
ments were had at the Richard­
son home
Alan Johnston w ill leave for
college at OTI on Tuesday
evening He w ill go part way and
spend the night at the Gary
Johnston home at Dallas
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L ei the Vernonia
Branch of the Am­
erican Cancer So-
ciety Help You!
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For Further Information
J * or Special Services Call
-xxdse H am nett _____429-7401
Reatha Horn .............. 42S-3513
or Contact Carolyn Keaoey
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M rs
E d d ie
Price and Bryan of Clatskanie
visited al the Francis Larson
home on Saturday afternoon
Mrs Lloyd Beach rode over to
Clatskanie with Mrs Robert
Mathews on last Friday.
Mr and Mrs Art Bellingham
flew to Vancouver B.C. on
Tuesday of last week to visit his
mother and husband. M r and
Mrs George Scott They re­
turned home Thursday
On Monday of last week Walt
Tornblad was in Forest Grove
and Hillsboro, going on to Cherry
Grove where he visited the
Janies Person's He stayed over
night at the Paul Tornblad home
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs
Micky Hopkins took Tom Hop­
kins to the Tornblad home for a
visit which he enjoyed very
much He is feeling good On
Saturday Mr and Mrs Francis
Nordstrom visited them, and
Mr and Mrs Bob Hanberg of
Astoria spent the weekend with
them
Mrs Lloyd Beach was in
Scappoose on Thursday of last
week She was visiting at the
Victorian Manor
Mr and Mrs George Richard
son and Joe were in Longview on
Sunday They shopped and en­
joyed dinner at the Paragon
Restaurant
Snooks, Morgans Visit
Pendleton Round-Up
RIVERVIEW - Mr and Mrs
V irgil Snook and M r and Mrs
Lewis Morgan attended the Pen
dleton Round-up. Thursday
through Saturday. They came
home Sunday afternoon
Ed Roediger spent four days
last week in the St Vincent
hospital. He is home and feeling
much improved in health.
M r and Mrs Guy Easton of
Longview were Sunday visitors
at the home of M r and Mrs J.W.
Nichols
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE
Old Courthouse Basemen!
ST. HELENS, OREGON
Phone 397-2268 — Alter Hours 397-1730
Monday - Wednesday - Thursday
9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon
LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES
VERNONIA JAYCEES
Meets the 2nd It 4tfa
Tuesday
J.C .
of
H a ll-O ld Mill
7:30 P.M .
every
Market
Bob Carson, President
Bill Hunter, Secretary
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PYTHIAN SISTERS
VERNON A TEM PLE
NO. 61
M eetings:
> 0 .0 J". Hall Second
and Fourti W ednesdays of each
month at 1 pan.
Leona Haverl. od, M.E.C.
Cora Lange. ¡»cretary
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A.F.«i A.M.
Venom i Lodge No. 134
A. F . A L M. m eets at
M asonic Tem ple. Slated
com m nnications on first
Thursday of each month
at 8:00 p.m.
Jim Norwod, W.M.
Walter E. Linn, Sec'y.
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IWA Local
NEHALEM
CHAPTER
M eets at West Oregon E lectric
B ldg., third Thursday of each
month, 7:30 p.m.
Joe L. Dailey , President
Ralph Ber’gerson. Sec'y.
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VERNONIA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Board of Directors report to m em ­
bers quarterly. Board m eets the
second M onday. 8:00 p.m . at
West
Oregon
E lectric
office
Visitors invited.
T. F. Tomlin, President
Mrs Evelyn Heath, Sec’y.
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MT. HEART REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 243
M eets 2nd A 4th Thursday e v en ­
ings of each month in the I.O.O.F.
Hall.
Irma Chance, Noble Grand
Evelyn Heath, Sec’y.
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Vernonia Lodge No. 246
I.O.O.F.
M eeting on 1st
each month
A.F.L. -
C.I.O.
7:30 p.m .
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Firs! and Third Tuesday
8 p.m .
Lloyd Quinn. Noble Grand
Harry Culbertson, Sec’y.
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Order of Eastern Star
AMERICAN LEGION
M eets 2nd and
4th Tuesday of
each month.
VERNONIA
POST 11»
Wilbur E. Wilson, Commander
Harry Culbertson, Adjutant
AUXILIARY
F irst and Third Tuesdays
R eatha Horn, P resident
Gertrude Schalock. Sec’y.
Edna Linn, W.M
Irma Fisher, Sec'y.
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
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Vernonia Barracks
Veterans of World War I
Meet* 4th Monday
each month at the
IOO F hall, 12 Noon
Noble Dunlap.
R ev H. L. R ussell, Adjutant
AUXILIARY
M eets 40- M id a y , I.O.O.F. Hall
Oora Lange. President
F a y e D avis. Secretary
N ehalem Chapter 153, O.E.S.
Regular
com ­
m unication the
3rd Wed. each
month at M a­
sonic
Tem ple.
All visiting sis­
ters and bro­
thers welcom e.
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Col. Co. Rates Best Program
Evangelical
Special prayer meeting for
personal and community needs
is held Friday evenings at 6 30
Prayer requests may be tele
phoned to 429-5575
Our church theme for the
coming year is Ministered To -
We Will Minister. You and yours
are w arm ly invited to join our
growing fellowship of Christians
in the making for the various
services and activities of our
church fam ily
Sunday is Birthday Sunday at
our church. All those with
September birthdays w ill re
ceive special recognition during
the 9 45 Sunday School hour
Christ-centered classes for all
ages studying God’s Word is the
thrust of the Sunday School hour
The eleven o’clock worship ex
perience features singing, pray
er. special music and a message
from the Bible
“ Praise The
Lord Anyway.’ Koffee Koinonia
follows the worship hour Youth
meeting at six Classmeeting at
seven
“ Using Your Spiritual
G ift" The annual Evangelical
Women Conference w ill be held
next Monday and Tuesday at
Jennings Lodge Ladies from our
church w ill represent the local
fellowship in this meeting of
women throughout the States of
Oregon and Washington For
more information on this con­
ference contact Evangelical Wo­
men President Faye Davis
Hoot Owls w ill wander in for
cottee and something Tuesday
morning anytime between the
hours of 5 and 7:30
Mid-week Bible study and
prayer meeting w ill be held
Wednesday evening at seven
Christian
The women's prayer meeting
is held at 10a.m on Tuesdays in
the church fellowship hall.
Come join us on Wednesday
evenings at 8 p.m for Choir
practice Thursday evenings at 8
p.m the Bible Study at the Orv
Olson home, come join the group
this evening as Chapter 8 w ill be
started in the book of Revelation
Friday night support the Log
gers by attending their game
here with Salem Academy
Saturday the Jr. High and
CY'F w ill be meeting at the
church at 11:30 a.m to go to
Oaks Park Skating, come and
enjoy the fun. fellowship, along
with some bruises, (maybe?)
At the Sunday evening fel-
lowship. September 23, “ The
Good News Singers" from Aloha
w ill be here, this w ill start at 6
p.m CWF meets at 1:30 p.m
Wednesday, September 26 in the
church fellowship hall, all ladies
are invited to attend
Adventists
VALLEY
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M onday of
Church Notes
At Francis Larsons
This Friday evening a special
Communion Service w ill be held
at 7:30 p.m. As the Sabbath
begins, a Vesper Service w ill
herald in the Holy hours, fol­
lowed by Communion
Seventh-day Adventists prac­
tice open communion and we
invite all who have accepted
Christ as their Saviour to share
in this sacred fellowship service
The Sabbath morning service
w ill be highlighted by a special
vocal number by recording a r­
tist Charlene Ross and the
sermon by Lanny Ross The
adult sabbath school lesson is on
“ The Mark of the Beast,’’ a very
vital topic. Come and study with
us. Sabbath School 9:30a.m and
Worship at 11 a.m
This past weekend the Path
finders of Vernonia attended the
annual Pathfinder Jamboree,
held this year near Madras
Nine pathfinders from Ver­
nonia under the direction of
Earnest and Wanda Kiethly
made the trip and met with
about a thousand other Path
finders from around the state,
and made a very good showing,
taking a First Place blue ribbon
on camp appearance
This
award was the more outstanding
in that it has not been the policy
to award a F irst Prize to a unit at
their first Jamboree
We are proud of our Pathfin­
ders Their enthusiasm and w ill­
ingness are most encouraging
At the present they are at­
tending the class on drying foods
held by Portland Community
College and gaining some val­
uable and interesting inform a­
tion and experience
There are s till openings for a
lim ited number of new mem­
bers They meet at the Scout
Cabin Monday evenings at 7 p.m
or call 429-8383 for information
D U R IN G A July Jaycee meeting, Al Young.
Northern Region Oregon Jaycee State vice-presi­
dent. bet that he could bent Bob Canon, Ver­
nonia Jaycee president. In three events daring
the Jamboree. Al. who resides In Hillsboro. lost
the het and on September 11 he pedaled his
bike from the Hllliboro Jaycee R ail to the V er­
nonia Jaycee Halt—a distance of 35 miles. Here
he Is greeted by the winner, Bob Canon, as he
finally reaches Vernonia City limits, his trip a l­
most complete.
Nichols Enjoy Family Visit
RIVERVIEW - Mr and Mrs
John Flowerday of Corvallis
spent a few days last week at the
home of her grandparents. M r
and Mrs J. W Nichols.
Mrs Loren E llis Sr of Port
Don’t forget - Revival is
coming' Bro Jim m ie Floyd
from Brookwood Baptist Church
in Hillsboro w ill be preaching
nightly at 7:30 from October 1
through October 6. and again at
11 a m Sunday Morning. Oc­
tober 7.
Witnesses
“ Mercy, A Dominant Quality
of True Christians' w ill be the
subject for discussion in a talk to
be given by Kent Battrick. of the
Vernonia Congregation of Je
hovah’s Witnesses
The Watchtower Bible Study,
immediately following the public
talk, w ill be a discussion of the
question What are You Doing
Your L ife ’
All interested persons are
welcome to join us Sunday,
September 23 at 10 a.m at the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Wit
nesses, 49 Texas Ave., Vernonia
Bible
Traffic Volume Up
During June, 1973
T ra ffic volume on most of
Oregon’s highways showed an
increase m vehicular tra ffic in
June. 1973 compared to June of
1972, according to the monthly
report compiled by the Oregon
State Highway Division
A summary of tra ffic recorder
data for rural and urban state
highways showed an increase of
2.6percent in vehicular tra ffic in
June. 1973 compared to June,
1972
The first six months of 1973
showed an increase of 8.2 per
cent in vehicular tra ffic com­
pared to the first six months of
1972
Those persons looking for an
active, friendly church that
stands for the Word of God are
extended a sincere weicomi to
attend the following services
SundaySchool
9:45a.m
Morning Worship
11 a.m
Evening Service
7 p.m.
Fam ily Night (Wed.) 7:30p.m.
A bus is run every Sunday
morning for those needing a
ride to Sunday School and
church For more information
A basic course in Escrow
phone the pastor at 429-3363
Procedures w ill be offered by
Dwight Kinman and Mrs
Portland Community College
Kinman w ill he with us this
beginning September 27.
Saturday night and all day Sun
Growth of activity in financial
day, September 22 and 23, for
institutions, title insurance com
special meetings Dwight Kin
panies, real estate and escrow
man w ill be speaking on Pro­
organizations has created a need
phecy Saturday night at 7 and
for trained escrow personnel
Sunday morning at 11.
The class w ill be held at PCC
A Potluck Dinner is planned
S ylva nia , 12000 S.W
49th
immediately following the m or­
Avenue, T hu rsda y evenings
ning service Mrs Kinman w ill
from 6:30 to 9:30 Class en
be speaking to the ladies from 6 -
rollment is lim ited, and those
7 p.m. Sunday evening and
interested in enrolling are urged
Dwight Kinman w ill be at 7 p.m
to register early.
An adult Bible study on the
Further information may be
book of John is held every
obtained by c a llin g PCC,
Thursday evening at 7:30 in the
244-6111, extension 273.
home of Mr and M rs V irgil
Snook Everyone is invited
The High Schoolers meet ev­
The firs t school in Arkansas
ery Wednesday evening from
was
held in a cave at Haven-den
7:30 - 8:30 for a tim e of Bible
Springs in 1817.
study and planning their outside
activities
Baptist
F irst Baptist Church of Ver
nonia meets for the following
services and invites everyone to',
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
KITCHEN
attend:
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SundaySchool
10 a m
Thursday E v es. 8 p.m .
Morning Worship
11 a.m
7 p.m
429-2941
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429-6245 Evening Worship
Wednesday Evening
7 p.m
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(Bible discussion and prayer)
All youth are invited to the
VERNONIA
church building at 7:45 Wednes
day mornings for a prayer
LIONS
meeting, with donuts and hoi
chocolate to start the school day
CLUB
off right Hides w ill be provided
to the schools
M EETS AT P IN E CONE
Young adults meet at the
SUM M ER RECESS
pastor’s
home at 1165 F ir in
Darrold Proehl, President
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Riverview on Saturday nights at
Ted Forbes, Secretary
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7:30 for an informal Bible study
Vernonia Friendship Group
land spent the last week at the
home of her son and fam ily Mr
and Mrs Loren Ellis
M r and Mrs Don Whiteman of
Beaverton came by and took his
mother, Mrs beta Whiteman,
with them to Astoria where they
spent the weekend at the home of
Miss Nell Whiteman.
Guy Thomas fell in his home
recently and broke his collar
bone He is recovering satisfac­
to rily.
Mrs M ary Fletcher of Cor­
nelius spent Sunday at the home
of her son and fam ily M r and
Mrs Dan Fletcher A birthday-
party was held that day for two
of her grandchildren. Mark and
Elizabeth Fletcher and their
cousin Brenda Bodenhamer
Four years ago, Oregon was
the first state to officially have
an Executive Ombudsman
The Ombudsman provides an
informal channel through which
a citizen may obtain quick,
im partial hearing on his com
plaints about bureaucratic abuse
in government, without legal
counsel or the expense of formal
litigation
As a member of the Gover
nor’s own staff the ombudsman
is in a powerful position to act
upon complaints concerning the
problems individuals may have
in dealing with the state and
local governments
Bob Oliver, the Ombudsman
has just announced that the state
w ill now have an Assistant
Ombudsman for nursing homes
who w ill be responsible for
visiting nursing homes to de
termine whether there are valid
complaints by reason of their
infirm ities
Persons who are in nursing
homes, or those with friends or
relatives in such facilities who
Sf
goes into every
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1— IMO Buckingham 10x55.
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TROJAN
HONES
Phone 556-1531
Located on Hwy. 30 to St.
Helens 2tt ml. S.E. of Rai­
nier, next to Stop lm at
Rainier. Also Clatskanie lot
on Highway 30.
Owned and Operated by
Steve and I-otu* G askill
Capable advice regarding
social security, veterans.
9th and B aseline
H illsboro—648-2161
Cedar and Pacific
Forest Grove—357-2161
4856 S.W. Watson
B eaverton-644-111»
741 Madison Street
Vernonia—429-6611
WI RE ALWAYS COOKING UP SOMETHING
NEW AT A WEIGHT WATCHERS CLASS.
Variety. There's nothing more important to staving on a
weight control plan. That’s why we’re forever working out
ways to add more foods to the Program. And split peas is
just one of the foods we're introducing this year. Come
to a class and get the whole delicious storv.
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Spin Pea Soup
“ The altern ates” w ill be Introduced
\ ___ ¿’hwses September 17
5 ounces cooked, dried split peas drained
1 ounce onion, finely chopped
Vi bay leaf
*/« cup finely chopped celery
Pinch thyme
2 Vi cups chicken bouillon
3 ounces cooked smoked ham
finely chopped
Pepper to taste
Sprig of parsley
Combine all ingredients
except parsley in
a saucepan Simmer
Slowly until celery
•s tender Remove bay
leaf Garnish with
parsley Makes 1 serving
W E IG H T® .
WATCHERS
JOIN ANY CLASS ANYTIME —
ST.
H ELENS—C alvary l^itberan Church
410 D ivision and M illard Rd.
W ednesday. 8:30 A.M. and 7:00 P.M .
databank-. Rainier and F orest Grove Also
Many other class openings other days, locations and times
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL COLLECT
PORTLAND
297-1021
W EEKDAYS
8:30-5:30
You don't have to bo alono anymore
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PCC Offers Escrow
Basics Sept. 27
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if,
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