Anniversary
Dinner Held
In Clatskanie
G E R A L D SH A R A R , m u sh room h u n ter, h old s a sp e c im e n of the
(u u llfto w r r m u sh room , on e of th e m a n y h in d s found In the
N e h a lem V a lley a r e a . S h arar, w h o liv e s ou t S ton ev P o in t w ay
h a s b een M arching for the e lu siv e d e lic a c ie s for the p ast two
y e a r s and h a s b eco m e q u ite an ex p e r t a t lo ca tin g and r a tin g
th e m .
Sharars Enjoy
Mushroom
Hunt Locally
A fa irly rare mushroom, for
this area, was found recently be
Jerry Sharar The Cauliflower
Mushroom i Sparassis Radica-
ta ', identified with the coral
fam ily, was found in the Clat
skanie area
The Cauliflower mushroom is
fleshy with flat leafy branches of
a lettuce-like appearance with
height from three-to 12-inches
and from four-to-24-inches in
width It is off w hite, huff or pale
yellow and huge rosette, round
and much folded
It is found in the wixxllands of
Oregon and Washington, mostly
in the Olympic and Rainier
National forests in Washington,
and grows from spring till fall
“ It is edible and quite delicious
It keeps well and dries nicely"
said Sharar
_j Sharar has only been col
^5* “ting mushrooms for the past
1 two years but has learned a lot
and knows quite a bit about
many types in this area
They started out about three
years ago when his wife, Gladys,
picked some meadow mush
rooms and after a neighbor
okayed them to be eaten, she
cooked them After some appre
hension Sharar ate and liked
them His sister bought a book on
mushrooms and he's been using
it ever since
Sharar, 43. has lived in Ver
nonia since 1954 Sharar and his
w. e have five children, two of
which are still at home He
works for Crown Zellerbach and
has the other men he works with
looking for mushrooms during
their lunch hour, too The hobby
is catching
Favorite of the fam ily, along
with the cauliflower and mea
dow mushrooms, are the Cha-
nerelles. Corals. Oysters and
Puff Balls Quite a few are found
in their back yard, but like all
good mushroom hunters they
don’t tell where they get the big
ones
Couple Wed
Fifty Years
Oernonia Eagle
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Exchange
Phone 429-6203
953 B ridge S treet
V ernonia, Oregon
Hartford 15. Conn.
Floyd Deeds Visits
In Area With Mother
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 — 7 P.M.
RESERVATIONS ONLY — LIMIT 20
Call 429-6301 or 429-5733
Junior Bowling Starts Nor. 3— 2 P.M.
Pythian Sisters To
Hold Rummage Sale
This weekend, November 2
and 3, Vernonia Temple Pythian
Sisters w ill be busy with a
rummage sale at the American
Ijegion hall.
NEW ARRIVALS
A first child. E rick Francis
Holsey, was born to Mr and
Mrs. U irry Holsey of Aloha,
Thursday, October 25 in the
Forest Grove Community Flos
pital. The little boy weighed five
pounds, I5*i ounces and was 19
inches long
Grandparents are Mr and
Mrs. Buck Holsey, Juanita Steel,
John and Rosa Steele, all of
Vernonia Great grandmother is
Mary Steele, also of Vernonia.
KIP BRADY, Bill Horn and son, Billy Horn Jr. at the military
base In Missouri where Kip and Billy recently graduated from
basic training. Kip Is the son of Dorothy Brady,
Carolina for school and bill to
Fort Lee, Va. Both should be
home the latter part of No
vember for a 30-day leave prior
to their overseas duty.
Homs Visit
Son In Army
M r and Mrs B ill Horn re
cently flew to St. Louis, Mis
souri, and then drove to Fort
Leonard Wood to attend the
graduation ceremony of the 5th
Battalion of the U.S. Army
Training Center as their son, Bill
and Kip Brady were in the class.
The weather was cooperative
and the impressive ceremonies
were held outside for the 2000
young troops.
Flags from all 50 states were
posted around the grandstand
which was filled with parents
and relatives from all over the
United States, They report this
was a real th rill to see the boy
march in such perfect unison
while being reviewed by Major
General R.P. Young Accomo
dations had been prepared for
fam ily and friends to stay on the
base for the weekend
Since neither B ill or Kip could
leave the base following the
graduation, the afternoon was
spent together touring the base
which comprises some 70,000
acres and bowling. They spent
the dinner hour with the boys
also.
On the return flight, after
having a day in St. Louis
sightseeing and going to the top
of the Gateway Arch in the
4-H Livestock
Club Grows
Thursday, October 11, the Ne
halem Valley 4-H Livestock Club
held their first meeting since the
Columbia County Fair.
There were eight new mem-
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New at the Jim Hult home is
Julie Elizabeth who weighed 5
pounds and seven ounces and
was 18 inches long at birth. The
Hults have two other children
Joey and Jill.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Bruce,
great-grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. C.A. Bruce, Bastrop, Loui-
siana, and Mr. and Mrs. W.I
Bond, Forest Grove, paternal
grandparents are Mr and Mrs.
Gus Hult, Seaside.
hers and nine regular members.
The fa ir was discussed, and
some suggestions were made
about places to go throughout the
coming year.
John Budge demonstrated h<>w
to show a rabbit. He had been
working with rabbits in 4-H last
year.
After the meeting was ad
journed, refreshm ents were
served.
If interested in joining Live
stock 4-H, phone Tom Budge at
429-7553.
J- ....
SKILL
goes into every
prescription at
Vernonia Drug
It takes years of ex
perience to enable
J e f f e r s o n M ^ n io r ia l P a r k a n d a
a pharmacist to com
boat trip viewing the water
front, they unexpectedly run into
their son who was waiting his
flight to another base. This gave
them another three-hour visit,
and since Bill was leaving on the
same airline within 30 minutes of
his folks, they were able to see
pound prescriptions with
precision. W e have that
experience — let it
serve you!.
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Kip Brady (son of Mrs. Doro
thy Brady, Vernonia) was to
report to a base in South
T h is I-and
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1,
Larson Home
RIRKENFELO - Mr and Mrs
Dixon visned at the Francis
I «arson home on Thursday of last
week They have bought the Don
Ixiusignout place here
MIST - The D D Barrs cele
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beach took
brated their wedding anniver
sarv by having dinner at Hump's Mrs Art Bellingham and they
restaurant in Clatskanie, last drove to Clatskanie and Long
Francis
week The Barrs also received a view Friday. Mrs
congratulatory telephone call Nordstrom spent several days in
from Mr Barr's children in Silverton visiting relatives She
left last Friday and w ill return
Arizona
Mrs Sandi Hanson visited the home on Tuesday.
George Richardson was a
home of her parents, the Nor
successful hunter; he got his
man Hansens over the weekend
Mrs Steve Hanson and Mr and buck.
Saturday visitors at the Du-
Mrs Norman Hansen attended
Puis home were Mr and Mrs
the OSU football game in Port
land. Saturday evening Mr and Jerald Moran and Harold Wil-
Mrs Steve Hanson spent Sa coxen
Mr and Mrs Jess Tito at the
turday night with the Norman
Hansens and left for Corvallis on lake enjoyed a visit with her
sister and husband of Portland
Sunday evening
Blossom. Robin, and Melody, over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Brandt
from Grants Pass, and Theresa
Zahr from Roseburg visited at who have a home at the lake
the Edon Shelters over the recently returned from a trip to
Richmond California, I-ake Ta
weekend
Mr and Mrs Hoyt Hall and hoe. and a round trip through
son visited Mr and Mrs Art Reno and Bend, Ore. On the last
part of their trip they spent a
l^ubach over the weekend
Visitors at the Casper Serbys week at their son’s place at
during the week were Mr. and Long Beach, Washington He has
Mrs Robert Clifton and daugh property there and is building a
new home, and they were help
ters, Barbara and Nancy.
Ray and Kay Grimsbo and ing him.
Sgt. and Mrs David Larson
friends were visitors over the
weekend at the home of their arrived at the home of his folks,
the Fred Larson's, on Friday
father Mr Howard Grimsbo
M r and Mrs Gunnell. Dawn and evening from Japan. His folks
E ric spent Sunday evening with met them at the airport he has a
M r Grimsbo Sunday afternoon, month’s furlough and then w ill
the Charles Ramseys and M. be stationed in Nebraska They
Grimsbo had dinner in Long visited at the home of his
grandparents, the Francis L a r
view.
The com m unity expresses son’s on Saturday. Others were
their deepest sympathy to Mrs. the Fred. Terry and Buddy
Jane Hansen, her brother having Larson’s, Mrs. Don Larson; Don
was away at work; Wayne and
passed away last week.
The October meeting of the Bob Larson were also among the
group The men folks hunted and
Mist Helping Circle met at Mrs
Bud Hemeons, the November had no luck
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Parman
meeting w ill be held at the
of California spent Friday night
Charles Ramsey home.
An evening of entertainment at the Art Bellingham home.
for the entire fam ily is promised They also visited with other
by the Mist Helping Circle on friends From here they went on
Saturday. November 10, when to Seattle.
Saturday Company at the
the group stages its annual fall
program at the Mist gym start Tornblad home were Mr and
ing at 8 p.m. The program w ill Mrs. Paul Tornblad and 3 chil
contain music, drama, and also dren and her folks, M r and Mrs
there w ill be an auction of David Anders all of Cherry
handicrafts, foods, and other Grove. They were also dinner
items Games and refreshments guests Other visitors were Mr
w ill also be offered. Funds from and Mrs. James Webb and little
the evening w ill go towards the daughter of Nehalem
Lloyd and Jan Johnston of
upkeep of the street lights and
Portland spent the weekend at
cemetery in the coming year
The public is invited to attend the home of their folks, the E.T.
Johnstons Gary Johnston of
the event
Douglas Bacca entered the Dallas came up on Friday
V A. Hospital in Portland, and evening and took in the football
has had an operation on his right game at Vernonia. He stayed
hand, and at last report, he was overnight then on Saturday went
getting along fine Mrs Bacca in to Portland to meet his wife
wishes to thank everyone in the and little son at the airport She
vicinity who were so kind to the was flying in from Maine.
The Joe Lonnquists were ad
fam ily during M r Bacca's stay
vised that they are great-grand
in the hospital
parents of a baby g irl bom to the
Jepson Lonnquists at M ill City.
Mr and Mrs Earl H Wash-
bum, 3312 Fourth Street, Union
Gap. Washington, w ill celebrate
their golden wedding anniver
sary Saturday November 10 at
the Tapadera Motel Hospitality
Room in Union Gap They are
being hosted by Mrs Wash
burn’s fam ily with a buffet-
dinner that evening
They were married November
Vernonia Temple No. 61 met
8, 1923 at St Helens. Oregon and
Wednesday evening. October 24,
lived in Vernonia from 1921 to
and heard tentative plans for
1940 Mrs Washburn worked for
several coming events which
the Light and Power Company
indicate a busy season for the
for 15 years and Mr Washburn
group
worked as a logger, m ill worker
Mrs Lucille Hickman filled
and also owned "Skinny’s Pool the chair of Most Excellent Chief
H all” for several years
in absence of that officer. Leona
They moved to Salem, Oregon
Haverland, who has moved to
in 1940 Mr Washburn entered
New Mexico
World War II and was stationed
A report from Grand Temple
in Astoria and visited in Ver held in Portland October 7, 8 and
nonia many times as his Mother, 9 was given by Lesta Garner.
Dora Washburn, resided here at
Part of the report related pro
the time
jects being carried out at the
In 1940 they moved to Phoenix, Oregon Washington P ythian
Arizona and in 1950 they moved Home at Vancouver
to Yakima, Washington They
The temples throughout Ore
now live in a suburb of that city
gon and Washington raised mo
Their best man at their wedding
ney this past year to place a
was Roland Treharne and he and walk in food freezing unit in the
his wife w ill attend, coming from
basement At the sessions of
Hawthorne, Nevada.
each state, funds were raised for
Many out-of-town and local
new stainless steel cooking uten
relatives and friends are ex
sils for the Home kitchen
pected to attend the affair.
This year both states w ill raise
funds for an auxiliary power
plant to insure lights and heat in
case of power failure Vernonia
Temple w ill raise funds for a
generous contribution to this
NATAI. PITTSBURG - Floyd
The Grand Temple closed with
Deeds has been staying here a
installation of new officers, and
few days with his mother Mrs
Sunday, October 28, a carload of
Noble Dunlap
local members went to Yam hill
Mr and Mrs Marion Grant
to attend a reception honoring
went to the dentist in Hillsboro
the new Grand Chief, Mary
Saturday
M cllvaine Those who attended
Mrs Mildred Tupper and San
were Mary Brown, Cora I-ange,
dra visited M r and Mrs Dee
Irm a Chance, Faye Davis and
Veene Hershey al Astoria Sun
I^s ta Garner
day
At the next meeting, Novem
ber 28, Elaine Emerson of St
P la c e An Ad T o d a y
Helens, district deputy, w ill
It P a y s
make her official visit and
outline prelim inary plans for the
D istrict 1 convention to be held
next spring in St Helens
Also, three 25 year jewels are
to be presented that evening
Following the October 24
meeting delicious refreshments
were served at tables gaily
decorated with the Halloween
m atif. Irma Chance was hostess
and the hostess prize was won by
Catherine I>entz.
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