O c m o n la E a g le Sisters Enjoy
2 THURSDAY,
OCT
11,
1973
Vacation Trip
SF.L-MOR INC., Publishers
B RHOADES. Editor
MELVIN SCHWAB ( ompositor
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Vernonia, Oregon
Entered as second class mail
matter August 4, 1922, under the
act of March S, 1879.
Published weekly on Thursday
at 721 Madison Ave., Vernonia.
Columbia County. Oregon 97064
and paid at the Vernonia Post
Office as second class matter.
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RIVERVIEW—Mrs Evelyn
Heath returned last week from a
month's vacation trip to Halifax.
Nova Scotia, with stopovers in
Montana and Washington on the
return trip She accompanied
her sister, Mrs Lillian Kirkwood
of Davenport. Washington for a
three-week stay in
Halifax,
where they visited the latter's
son. Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs Kenneth Kirkwood and
family
Among the many scenic places
visited while there was Pegg s
Cove which has a snug harbor
for lobster fishing and a ligh t­
house built on huge granite
rocks.
On the return flight another
sister joined them in Helena.
Montana and visits were made
at Deer Lodge and Missoula with
their relatives
The next stop was in Spokane,
where a family gathering was
held at the Holiday Inn hosted
by the ladies’ brother and wife.
M r and Mrs Rudolph Nielson of
Reardon Eighteen members of
the Nielson family were present
for the event
M r and Mrs Frank White and
Mrs Billie Gravon of Portland
spent Sunday visiting the ladies'
sister and brother-in-law Mr
and Mrs Merle Cline
Mrs John Shaw took Mrs
Donovan Reynolds and Mrs
Frank Schnudlin to Portland on
Monday to visit George Snyder
of Hillsboro at the Emanuel
Hospital They found that he was
released after having open-heart
surgery on Wednesday-
Mr and Mrs Roger Bishop
and children have moved from
the Haines house on Riverside
Drive to the house on Spencer
Avenue recently vacated by
M r. and Mrs Gary Matthews
Larry Strong of Tacoma was
an overnight visitor Sunday
night at the home of his parents.
M r and Mrs Carson Strong
Saturday. Mrs Maude Wells
attended the fall area workshop
of Delta Kappa Gamma at
Tillamook
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The United Good Neighbors
campaign is in its second week
and beginning to gain mo­
mentum with Columbia County-
showing $8,064 or 23 percent of
its goal of $35,000 collected to
date.
The Island of Guam has a year
around temperature of 70 to 90
degrees
VHS LOGGERS walked over the Gaston Grey­
hounds Friday night In a 32-0 victory which
gave them a record of three wins and two losses
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We stock only the finest
in pharmaceuticals and
health needs .
. that s
why you can count on
getting the best when
you bring your prescrip
with only three gomes left to play this season
They go against Warrenton next Friday. October
19 at Warrenton.
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Mr. and Mrs
Sam Crawford
of Woodburn spent Sunday with
his sister Mrs Mabel Graves
Mrs. l.inda Zac her and two
children of Aloha visited Monday-
al the home of her grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Adnan Logan
Mrs. Trilla
Anderson
spent
a week at Tillamook visiting her
two daughters and families Mr
and Mrs Sam Anderson and Mr
and Mrs Cel Anderson
On W ednesday. Mrs. Maude
Wells, Mrs Mathiide Bergerson
and Mrs Mabel Graves attended
the first meeting of the season of
the Columbia County Retired
Educators Association at Clat­
skanie
H enry
K o d en h a m er
and
George Peachey spent 17 days
recently fishing in the Snake
rive r at Ox Bow The fishing was
good as well as the weather, so
they returned well pleased with
the trip
Mrs.
Lela
W hitman
cam e
home Sunday after spending two
weeks visiting her son and
fam ily Captain and Mrs Carl
Whiteman He is the pilot of
Capitol Airways international
Her daughter Mrs Lyle Hatha­
way of Tualatin met her at the
airport and brought her home
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Loren
Stiff
spent a week recently at the
home of their son and family- Mr
and Mrs Elvin Stiff at Amboy,
Washington
Ruth Steers and Laura C arm i­
chael took Nellie Dunlap to the
hospital to visit her husband,
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MIST M r and Mrs Harold of
Fern H ill visited the Wayne
Kysers. Sunday afternoon The
Wayne Kysers were in Portland
Wednesday for a dental appoint
ment for Mrs Kyser
Weekend visitors at the David
Crawtord home were M r and
Mrs Wagoner from Yam hill, for
the opening of deer season
Norman and Butch Crawford
and Gene Kyser went to Mur
derers Creek in Eastern Oregon
for the opening of deer seaiUM
Mrs Steve Hanson spent the
weekend at the home of her
parents, the Norman Hansens
Norman and Virginia Hansen
attended the Oregon State foot
liall game on Saturday, in Cor
vallis. Sunday evening, M r and
Mrs Hansen and children enter
tamed neighbors and friends at a
gathering for Norman's mother.
Mrs Jane Hansen on her 80th
birthday
Mr and Mrs Bud Smith and
children, from Oceanside, visi­
ted the Art 1-aubach fam ily on
Sunday evening They brought
Jim back from a week-end visit
M r and Mrs Art 1-auhach III,
and son Arthur Ijiuhach IV,
visited the Art Laubach II,
Sunday evening
Monday, October t5 - City Coun­
c il - City Hall 8 p.m.
G eorge Snvder. of Hillsboro,
A L L PR O D U C T S W ILL B E
Thursday, October 11 - Boy
S c o u ts —H a w k in s
P a rk
Cabin 7 p.m
AA -Evangelical Church K it­
chen—4 p.nv
Im m u n iza tio n C lin ic West
Oregon Electric Building -
9:30 11:30 a m
Rebekahs - IOOF Hall -
8 pm
School Board Meet Adm ini­
stration Bldg - 8 p.m
Sunday, October 14
Police
Cadets City Hall 8 p.m
son of Mrs Frank Schmidlin.
underwent open-heart surgery-
on Wednesday at the Emanuel
Hospital in Portland A pace
maker was not necessary; his
heart arteries were repaired.
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Kysers Have Sunday
Afternoon Visitors
Saturday, October 13 West Ore
Co-op Meet West Orc Elec
Bldg - 10 m
Vernonia Grange - Grange
Hall 8 pm
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UGN Campaign Shows
Excellent Beginning
VHS CROSS Country did it again
Monday when the Varsity team
took a first place trophy in the
Catlin Gable Relays, competing
against ten other schools.
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taking needed arteries from his
leg Those who stayed at the
hospital at that time were his
wife and son George of Hillsboro
and Mrs Schmidlin and Mrs
Donovan Henolds of Riverview
Owing to the seriousness of the
surgery members of his fam ily
gathered at the Schnudlin home,
including Mr and Mrs Charles
Harders and Mrs. Carol Cooper
of Montesano, Washington. Mr
and Mrs Floyd Snyder and two
sons of Danville, California and
M r and Mrs Bert Snyder and
M r. and Mrs Glenn Reynolds of
Scappoose
Noble. Sunday. After the hos
pital visit they visited the Lee
Schamp home in Forest Grove
and the W illiam Carmichael
home in Hillsboro
A surprise party was given
at the Normand Alford home last
Thursday evening for Tiny Nor-
mand and Betty Lusby Cake
and coffee were served Those
who attended besides the guests
of honor were Kim. Tracy, and
Bonnie Lusby, M r. and Mrs
Alford and daughters. Ruby and
Tvlee. and Ruby Normand
Bud and Carol W hiteside and
five daughters visited with his
sister and fam ily. Mr and Mrs
Wm Rhoades Sunday, on their
way home to Gresham from a
weekend at the beach
Mrs. Kathy Fry and Kelli,
daughter and grandaughter of
Mr and Mrs Melvin Schwab,
left from Portland international
A irpo rt Saturday to fly to Hawaii
where they then embarked on a
flight to Guam where they w ill
join Mrs F ry ’s husband who is
stationed there with the U.S. Air
Force They w ill remain there
for the next two vears
Senators Give
Statement
In conjunction with the col­
“ May I have your favorite lective bargaining referendum
the following statement has been
recipe?"
released
by senators Atiyeh,
I have asked so many people
this question and received so Meeker and Smith
"As ot October 4, we have not
many really great ones for
collected enough signatures to
our Vernonia Cookbook.
But, now that it is only two refer the public employes col­
lective bargaining act to the
weeks until “ D ” Day (our dead
line i I find many names missing voters
We are sorry that those who
from our list of contributors We
would like everyone to con­ opposed our efforts took it upon
tribute whether you are a new- themselves to be so concerned
resident or an old tim er, male or about people voting on the
female Just drop them off at measure, that they did every
Brunsman Hardware or Ver­ thing legally possible to thwan
our efforts. We are personally
nonia Clinic Thank you
sorry
that they were afraid to
Peggy Brunsman
have the people vote on the issue
It was our intention to give the
Thursday September 27, I was
people
of ( iregon a right to either
taken to the Forest Grove Hos­
approve or disapprove what we
pital with a bleeding ulcer
feel is a dram atic change in
Within an hour of my a rriv a l, a
state
policy. We hope the law
prayer hot line was started for
works well although we have
me by Mrs Alice Lindsley, Mr
grave concern about it.
and Mrs Jack Lindsley of Hills
The referendum drive was a
boro. M r and Mrs Harold Hofer
Jr of Hillsboro and Mrs M ar­ non-professional effort of inter
garet Burndt of Vernonia were ested citizens. We worked on a
shoe string, but effectively de­
at my bedside praying for me
On Friday September 28, signed our organization to obtain
X-Rays were taken and the signatures from every county in
the state We are proud of the
bleeding ulcer was not there
I had lost a lot of blood and had citizens who volunteered their
a very low blood count I praise efforts and we wish to express
God for taking the bleeding our sincere thanks to them In
less than three weeks they were
ulcer away
Monday October 1 I was able to obtain over half the
released and I'm feeling stron­ required signatures (Due to the
Supreme Court's decision to
ger every day
On Thursday, October 4 about change the ballot title we had
3:15am I woke up and my Lord only 30 days left to gather
Jesus Christ spoke to me and signatures, 10 of which were
said “ You have had a miracle taken up in reprinting and
healing, accept it . " I have redistributing the petitions )
We were instructed by the
accepted it and I'm giving Jesus
Secretary of State's Office not to
Christ all the glory and praises
I thank my many friends that file our petitions due to the fact
prayed for me and the flowers that we fell short of our goal We
feel there is no point in taking up
and cards sent.
A special thanks to Pastor the state’s tim e and money in
Terry I-owen and members of checking the signatures on the
the Vernonia Baptist Church, petitions ”
Pastor Jack (.'arisen and mem
bers of the Evangelical Church,
Over $186,300 in scholarships
and Pastor Jimmie Floyd of
w ill be given to 270 4-H winners
Brookwood B aptist Church,
during the 52nd National 4-H
Hillsboro, and Mr and Mrs
Congress in Chicago. November
Wally Grosche for bringing me
25 29 The awards are donated by
home
corporations, businesses and
God be w ill you all
foundations in some 43 different
Hose Haddix
programs
Set For CFPfl
The Columbia Foster Parents
Association w ill offer a series of
four meetings on improving the
special parenting skills needed
by foster parents The meetings
w ill lie held in the Children’s
Services Division office on Tues­
day nights from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m
A babysitting stipend w ill be
paid to foster parents Coffee
and cookies w ill be served The
sessions w ill be October 23 and
30, November 6 and 13. The
meetings are open to anyone
interested in improving their
parenting skills Mr Val Linn
w ill he the discussion leader
The October 23 session w ill
concern "R elating to the Chil­
dren's Services Division " Ways
of forming a working partner­
ship with each caseworker,
usine the agency's services, and
sim ilar ideas w ill be discussed
The October 30 meeting w ill be
about “ Foster Parents' Expec­
tations of themselves and then;
foster children " This w ill cover
morals, acceptance testing tie
havior and ways of reconciling
expectations to a realistic work­
able level
On November 6. the session
w ill be to discuss “ Crisis Situa­
tions." The definition of a genu
ine crisis, unacceptable beha
vior and out-of-control actions
w ill be included in the dis­
cussion
The final meeting on No­
vember 13, w ill be on “ Helping to
improve the self-image of foster
children." Messages that effect
the self-image, dealing with
in e v ita b le
fa ilu re s
and
validating skill and worth are
topics that w ill be discussed
Mr Linn is a foster parent and
a counselor for a private social
agency He has several years of
experience
w o rkin g
w ith
troubled young people and has
worked out some useable tech
niques to help these children
realize their potential and deal
with their problems
GETS IT
A U TOGETHER
Tuesday, October 16 - Sea
Scouts Hawkins Park Cabin
7 30 p.m
Oddfellows - I(X)F - 8 p.m
Wednesday, October 17 - OES -
Masonic Temple 8 p.m
Thursday, October 18 - Boy
Scouts - Hawkins Park Cabin
7 p.m.
AA—Evangelical Church Kit
chen - 8 p.m
Izaak Walton League
West
Ore. Elec Bldg 7:30 p.m
Friday, October 19 - Sr C iti­
zens - Community Center -
Potluck 12:30 p m (social)
Nehalem Valley 4-H
The Nehalem Valley 4-H Live­
stock Club w ill meet at 7:30
Thursday evening, October 11 at
the home of Tom Budge, leader
Anyone interested in 4-H is
welcome to attend this meeting
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT & CIRCULATION
Title of Publication, Vernonia Eagle
Frequency of Issue, weekly
Locatiun of known office of publication, Vernonia, Columbia
County, Oregon 97064
Location of the headquarters or general business offices of the
publishers, Vernonia, Oregon 97064
Names and addresses of publisher, editor and managing editor.
Publisher, Sel-Mar, Inc., P.O. Bax C, Scappoose. Oregon 97066;
Editor, B Wayne Rhoades, 721 Madison Ave., Vernonia, Oregon 97064;
Managing Editor, B. Wayne Rhoades
Owner. Sei-Mur, Inc.. P.O. Box C, Scappoose, Oregon 97066,
Jerry L. Moore. P.O Box C, Scappoose, Oregon 97066.
Known txjndliolders. mortgagees, and otlier security holders own­
ing or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities; none.
Extent and Nature of Circulation
Total No. of Copies Printed ........................... 1200
Paid Circulation
1. Sales through dealers and carriers,
street vendors and counter sales ............ 172
187
2. Mail Subscriptions .................................... 891
880
Total Paid Circulation ....................................... 1063
1076
Free distribution by mail, carrier or other means
1. Samples, complimentary, and other
free copies
5
2. Copies distributed to news agents,
but not sold
27
Total Distribution
1U8
Office use, left-over, unaccounted.
spoiled after printing
82
Total .............................................................
1200
I certify that the statements made by me above are correct
and complete
Jerry Moore
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