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New Member
June Ray Enjoys Visit Pythians Host
To Surprise Daughter
A round trip ticket to Califor
ma was a Thanksgiving gift for
June Ray from her daughter and
husband. Mr and Mrs Ralph
Rolling
Mrs Ray flew to Livermore
where she was met by the
Bollings and their children They
then traveled to Pismo Beach
where they were met by Mrs
Ray's other daughter, Major
Carol Ray and Major Karen
Wheeler who are stationed at
Costa Mesa
Major Ray did not know her
mother was comming and was
pleasently surprised
The Bollings had their camper
and Major Ray brought her
trailor While at Pismo Beach
they dug clams, had their tradi­
tional Thanksgiving dinner and
visited
On Saturday, Major Wheeler
took them all to San Simeon. 50
miles from Pismo Beach, where
they toured the Hearst Castle
The Castle belonged to Wil­
liam R Hearst, a paper tycoon
who averaged about $13 million a
year The castle has been pre­
served by the State of California
as a museum, just the way it was
when he died
Mrs Ray and the Bollings
returned to Livermoore then
Mrs Ray flew home on Satur­
day
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Applications for gift certifi­
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Study Group
Slates Meet
Timber Route Extension Study-
Group will be having their
Christmas Meeting Tuesday.
December 11 at the West Oregon
Electric Building starting at
10:30 a m
The lession will be a study of
Brazil, given by Virginia Ber­
gerson Hostesses will be Vir­
ginia Bergerson and Zola Chris-
tensen.
The group plans to exchange
Christmas craft ideas, and Betty
Fuguay plans to demonstrate
making a center piece out of
corn husks There will be a
cookie exchange with a platter­
ful for sampling
New members are invited to
attend For further information
please call Zola Christensen
429-7604
Grange Holds
Sunday Meet
•Free carry case also available
when you buy the
150 Automatic or Super EZ
Automatic with 16" bar
at the regular price
KEASEYS
SAW SHOP
November 25. guests from St
Helens attended the meeting of
Vernonia Temple Pythian Sis
ters. Mrs Elaine Emerson, dis
trie! deputy grand chief, made
her official visit and was accom­
panied by four other members
from Ava Temple. Mesdames
Mary Watkins. Alma McVey,
Ruth Bigelow, and Elsie Jones
Following Mrs Emerson's in­
troduction. she was presented a
gift, a cup and saucer with the
Pythian Sister emblem Presen­
tation was made by acting Most
Excellent Chief Lucille Hick­
man
Later, Mrs Emerson made a
talk in which she gave prelimin­
ary plans for district convention
to be held in St Helens in May.
Vernonia Temple will partici­
pate
Three 25-year jewels were on
hand for presentation, but all
three recipients now reside else
where and were unable to at­
tend They were Mary Drips of
lakeside. California; A l i c e
Buckley of Hemiston. Oregon,
and Edith McFarland of Moses
Lake, Washington Letters were
read from each of them, and
their jewels are being sent to
them
Following the meeting, re­
freshments featuring an assort­
ment of fancy cakes were served
by Dorthy Sandon and Lucille
Hickman at tables beautifully
decorated in the Thanksgiving
motif.
The next meeting of the Ver­
nonia Temple will be next Wed­
nesday, December 12 This will
be the only December meeting
and is very important because
officers for 1974 are to be
elected.
Also, a vote is to be taken on
hav ing one meeting a month, the
second Wednesday of e a c h
month
Following the December 12
meeting the Christmas party
will be held Secret pals will
exchange gifts and reveal names
and new pals will be drawn
Persons not having secret pals
will bring gifts for exchange
This Friday. December 7. the
Decmber birthday party will be
held in the home of’ Lucille
Hickman at 1 30 p.m.
For
further information, or to have a
schedule sent to the home, free
of charge, call * Gift Certifi­
cates," 639-6111.
r
Grand Chief
Vernonia Grange members
met at their hall on Sunday to
initiate two new members in the
1st and 2nd d«?gr«*e's of the order
Those who were initiated were
Pat Goodman and Gladys Kim
mel.
There were three from Natal
Grange visiting and also assisted
in the degree work They were
Lawton Waddel. County Deputy
and I-aura Carmicheal and Ruth
Steers. Insurance agent
The 3rd and 4th degrees will be
given Sunday January 13 at 2
p.m although regular Grange
meeting on December 8, at 8
p.m. and also invited to go to
Natal and watch our officers
instated in office on December 16
at 2:00
Shop The Friendly Town
THOSE WHO
SERVE
William (Bill) Rhoades was
home on leave from the navy
during the Thanksgiving holi
days following graduation from
basic training at the Naval
Training Center in San Diego.
California
Following his 14-day stay in
Vernonia, he left Wednesday,
November 28 for La Puente.
California where he will visit
with his grandparents Mr and
Mrs James Whiteside before
reporting on the 28th to the
Naval Center at San Diego
where he will undergo training in
the Radio Technician School for
the next 26 weeks -
Clarence O’Brien of Scappoose
has been appointed by the Col­
umbia County Board of Com
missioners to an advisorv oosi
tion on the Columbia County
Solid Waste advisory Commit­
tee. O’Brien will fill a position
created when Merle Iverson’s
term of service expired on July
1, 1973
The Solid Waste Advisory
Committee reviews solid waste
problems and forwards their
recommendations to the Colum­
bia County Board of Commis­
sioners Recent developments
involving the Portland Metro­
politan Service District and the
Department of Environmental
Quality have necessitated care­
ful and in-depth evaluation of
current waste disposal techni­
ques.
Other members of the com­
mittee include: Charles We-
igandt. St. Helens; Ken Erick­
son,. Clatskanie; Wilbur Davis,
Vernonia; Dick Dunets, Direc­
tor, Columbia County Organiza­
tion of Governments; ana Terry
Rahe, Senior Sanitarian
The papers that are brought to
the center are really appreci­
ated Call if you cannot get them
here and we will pick them up
We have many interesting
items on our Christmas table
and more added each week
Our Christmas potluck will be
Friday DecemlxT 21 Each one
attending is asked to bring an
inexpensive gift for either sex to
put under the Christmas tree
We had a nice time last year Do
try and come and enjoy the
afternoon.
Some young people from Port­
land Community College plan to
be at the center Tuesday, De­
cember 11 at 2:45 p m. to sing
Christmas songs for us. Do come
if possible
Business meeting and potluck
will be held Friday December 7
at 12:30 p.m. All Senior Citizens
Welcome.
A trail ride is planned for
December 9 at 10 a m Riders
will meet at the entrance to
Airport Park and bring sack
lunches Dale Brunk will lead the
ride
The Club Christmas Party will
be held December 15 at 7 pm at
the Scout Cabin There will be a
potluck dinner, gift exchange
and dancing.
No meeting is planned for
December The next regular
meeting will be January 31 at 8
p.m.
Two wildlife films were shown
by Mike Taylor and thoroughly
enjoyed by all
RIVERVIEW-Mr and Mrs.
Merle Cline visited their son Don
in the Portland Veteran’s Hos­
pital Friday. He underwent
heart surgery recently and is
improving very well and hopes
to be released from the hospital
on Thursday.
Everett Rundell and Palmer
Moore of Portland spent the
weekend visiting Everett’s two
sisters Mrs Ora George of
Stoney Point and Mr ana Mrs
Ed Buckner
Brazil To Be Topic
At Extension Meet
The Vernonia Extension Study
Group will meet December 13, a
week earlier than regularly
scheduled because of Christmas
activities
They will be studying the
country of Brazil and will have a
Brazilian dinner prepared bv
several of the members Small
gifts will be brought to be given
to ladies in nursing home
The group will meet at 10 30 at
the W’«?st Oregon Bldg They
invite anyone interested to come
and meet with them
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Mr and Mrs Gary Grau are
the parents of a boy, Aaron
Patrick. Born December 2 at
Forest Grove Hospital, he
weighed 6 pounds 154 ounces at
birth
Grandparents are Mr and
Mrs. laimbert Grau, Mist and
Mr. and Mrs Howard Carter,
Vernonia Great grandfather is
Ray Gabbney, also of Vernonia.
The musk ox of northern
Canada has some of the char­
acteristics of both the sheep and
ox.
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Milton-Freewater
Man Has Surgery
RIVERVIEW Larry Wright of
Milton Freewater entered Em­
anuel Hospital on Tuesday to
undergo back surgery on Wed­
nesday.
Jason, the small son of Mr. and
Mrs Jim Coulter, is in the
Tuality hospital at Hillsboro
suffering with bronchial trouble.
Mr and Mrs Max Snook and
children of Deer Island spent
Sundav afternoon at the home of
Mr and Mrs Boh Zerfing
Mrs Elsie Erickson of Grand
Ronde spent the week end at the
home of Mr and Mrs Loren
Ellis
NEW ARRIVALS
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Christmas Party
CLOSEOUT OF MEN'S POLYESTER
AND CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS
VERNONIA
Sweden has more washing
than anv other European count­
ry
News —
Navy Seaman Apprentice
Tommy L Tronson, son of
Bernard E Tronson of 999 First
Ave , Vernonia, graduated from
recruit training at the Naval
Training Center in San Diego.
SCAPPOOSE AUTO CENTER—Scappoose
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the
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1972
OLDS 9 8
1972 LEMANS
1972 FORD
Pickup
1 9 7 3 LEMANS
9-Pass. W gn.
Beautiful blue w ith white
top, p s ib , auto., w ire
wheels,
re a r
seat
speaker. $2995 was the
o rig in a l
p rié e .
Tins
weekend only we’ ll let it
po «for a m easly
1 /2 -T o n Ranger. Under
10,000 m iles. Sold o r i-
g in a lly
for $3695.
Clearance priced this
weekend for just
•3395
•2575
•3095
•3795
1 9 6 8 CHEV
W agon
1972
Grand Prix
1973
G rand Prix
1972 CHEV
M onte Carlo
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nul«'- . in g h ia ili ,t sk 11.
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$14 <’ .
• n il. yo u rs B r J'1'
When
new sold for
$4175, tilt wheel, SJ
model, ra lle y wheels,
and more.
Clearance
priced this weekend at
Top of the line luxury
c a r. Has full power, a ir
conditioning, vinyl top,
etc. O riginally sold at
14295.- Purchase this
weekend only at a low
819 Bridge St.
A mother’s concern for the
welfare of her children is as old
as the history of man, and is
express«*! in many ways One
way a mother expresses her
concern is to see that her
children are well fed, notes
Carol A
Ashley. Columbia
County Extension Agent
In today's society, many
mothers have gone outside the
home to take a job to help ease
the family’s financial burdens
In doing this, Mrs Ashley points
out, they are frequently unable
to supervise some of the meals
children eat As a result many
children are having a greater
choice in food selection. Unfor­
tunately, many of them are
choosing unwisely at a time in
their lives when eating the right
foods is critical to their good
health.
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Della Royal«
1972 OLDS
Bed an d w h ite , psAb, a ir
c o n d i t i o n i n g , under
5,000 m ile s. Sold o r i ­
ginally fo r $57n0. Buy
it tins weekend at
•3595
•4195
1973
VOLKS
1968
OLDS 98
PaAb, Ult wheel, air
conditioning and more.
Original price vaa $3506.
Purchase p r i c e d this
weekend only at
Bed with b l a 'k «(in­
v e rt il le top, g re a i a« an
econom y c a r . ' ’rig in a lly
p r n ed at
Buy now
$2595
•2995
A full power automobile
with a ir conditioning and
under 60,000 m iles. You
can drive It home this
weekend for only
•1295
A beauty with luggage
rack, tilt wheel and a
whale of a lot more. O r i­
ginally priced at well
over $4800. Now you can
«lain) for
Vinyl roof, has air
conditioning. Originally
sold for $3795. See it
and buy this weekend
only for
•3095
19 7 0
BARRACUDA
Has special mag wheels,
new tire s . O rig in a lly
s e llin g at $1795. This
weekend only clearance
p rice d at
•1295
Open 9 a m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Saturday
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