Winter Meet Col. Co. Pomona Grange
Held By IWL Hears Don Coin Walrod
On February 2
DEBORAH CURL
March 16 Wedding
Planned By Couple
Mr and Mrs Robert Curl
announce the engagement and
coming marriage of their dau
ghter. Deborah Ann to Alan E
Johnston, son of Mr and Mrs E
T Johnston of Rirkenfeld
Deborah is a senior majoring
in Business Education at -South
erri Oregon College, Ashland and
w ill be graduated at the end of
the spring term in March
A March 16 wedding date has
been chosen
Fete Honors
86th Birthday
Clarence New was the guest of
honor February 4 when family
members and friends met in his
home at 575 Madison Avenue to
celebrate his 86th birthday
Those present for cake and
coffee following a potluck lunch
were Mrs New, Mr and Mrs
Ralph Aldrich, Mrs Gordon
M claughlin, Rod Aldrich Mr
and Mrs Deri Roberts and
daughter Rhonda, all of Verno­
nia ;
Mrs Charles Wall, Reedsport;
Gene Wall and children Wendy,
I ’aticia and Charles, of Beaver­
ton Mrs Gwen Krieger, Tig
ard Mrs Phyllis Maish. Mrs
Karen Walker, and daughter.
Shanda, Marty Maish and Mr
.lack Larson, all of Vancouver,
Washington and Mr and Mrs
Tom Holce and son Kent of
Portland
Mr New has been a resident of
Vernonia for the past 49 years
Rebekahs Set
Installation
CHKYSLER
Plymouth
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The Winters Directors Meet­
ing of the Oregon Division, Iz^^k,
Walton lx*ague of America was
held at the Valley River Inn in
Eugene. Oregon on February 2.
Nehalem Valley Chapter was
represented by David King,
President and Ralph E Berger -
son, Secretary and Oregon D ivi­
sion treasurer who traveled with
other group members in a
chartered bus
The program included the
luncheon speaker Dr Walter
Youngquist, Geology consultant
who spoke on the "Energy
Crunch"; Carey Starzinger,
President, Northwest Steelhead
ers Council Trout Unlimited on
the presentation of the initative
petition "To Make the steelhead
a game fish ", James K Belk
nap, National Director IWLA
and Tony Skufca. Regional For
ester for recreation, US Forest
Service on the "Wildreness Con­
cepts” , and reports from Eugene
K Petersen, Chairman, Public
I^inds, Land Use Committee,
Les Zumwalt, Asst Director,
Oregon W ildlife Commission;
Dr Thomas E Kruse. Director,
Fish Commission of Oregon and
Charles S Collins, IWLA Reg
ional governor The Oregon D i­
vision took action by passing a
resolution for the "Closure of the
Lower Columbia River Com­
mercial Winter Fishing Seas­
ons" to support the Oregon
W ildlife Commission, the Wash­
ington Sportsmen Council and
the Columbia River Advisory
council of Oregon, Washington
and Idaho
Northeast Oregon, La Grande
chapter reports many study
issues with many hearings which
confronts their environment
such as the Tussock Moth, Hells
Canyon, Strip Mining of ore and
Wildness area boundaries.
A group tour of the Hells
Canyon area is again being
sponsored by the league Chuck
Collins, regional governor, 324
Pacific Bldg . Roseburg. Oregon
97470 is making the arrange­
ments Several days are requir­
ed to view this beautiful area and
the replies form outside travel­
ers have been rewarding for the
league
CHRYSLER
M 0 H W 8 CURFDHAIIO«
Larsen's Inc.
440 N. Nehalem
CLATSKANIE. ORE.
Your Local Rep.
ART LAMPING
PH. 429-5671
22t6c
Members and friends are cor­
dially invited to attend the public
installation of the 1974 officers of
Mt Heart Rebekah Lodge No.
243 at the 1OOF Hall Sunday,
February 10 at 2 p.m
Elective officers to be instal­
led are; Arlie Emmons. Noble
Grand; Maude Wells, V i c e
Grand, Evelyn Heath, Record­
ing Secretary ; Faye Davis, Fin­
ancial Secretary; and Dorothy
Sandon. Treasurer Irm a Chan­
ce who was Noble Grand for the
past year w ill be installed as
acting past Noble Grand
Appointed officers w ill also be
installed
Gertrude Schalock,
District Deputy President w ill be
installing officer She w ill be
assisted by Isabel! Anderegg,
Marshal and a staff of Past
Noble Grands
There w ill also be a short
program Refreshments w ill be
served
SPRING IS ALMOST HERE
Inventory Low — Need Listings
List Your Property Now —
For Sale - Rent - or Lease
LLOYD QUINN REAL ESTATE
786 Bridge St.
Vernonia
Ph. 429-8211
The Columbia County Pomona
Past Master’s Club which had
Grange met on Saturday, LFeb-
met the week before at the home
ruary 2. at Yankton Grange at 10 of I^ u ra Hicks of
Warren
a m with all but two officers
Grange due to the flixiding of the
present Guests were Mrs. Flora
grange basement An officer's
Stratton of Aloha, Washington
conference was planned for
County, who is the only living
March 10 at Beaver Homes
Grange and the Club w ill pay $5
charter member of Columbia
to each grange who has Ceres,
County Pomona, and Mrs. Edna
Assistant Steward, l,adv Assis­
Crozier, of Aloha, a form er
tant Steward, Steward, and
resident of the Scappoose area
Three resolutions were read,
Gatekeeper at the conference,
given Io the Resolution Com m it­ and $5 for each grange having all
tee who recommended one be
16 officers present This is in
passed, one not be passed and addition to the prizes given by
one be tabled until the next
the State Grange for officers
meeting
conferences.
Agriculture Chairman Ada
Carol Hales, Youth Chairman,
reported on the conference that
Helen Fildes introduced the
had been held on November 17 at
County Extension Agent Don
Warren Grange after which they
Walrod who discussed some
pertinent problems for the sea­ went bowling They have other
meetings scheduled and plans to
son including gardens, seeds and
fertilizers, dormant sprays and
form a d rill team and to get
tansy ragwort He advised that
entries in the talent contest at
seeds and fertilizers may be
State Grange which takes in all
scarce and gardeners should
ages
shop around for the ones they
Laura H i c k s ,
Education
want and get them as soon as
Chairman, spoke on the ed­
possible; have soils tested to see
ucational report which had been
that fertilizers may be needed,
sent to Congress and of school
and spray now trees that need to
budgets and gave several things
be sprayed Everyone should be
for persons to be alert on in
on the lookout for tanzy ragwort
purchasing supplies, such as
and get rid of it Left in hay
water in meats, substitutes, fat
fields, cut and dried with hay, it
and bones and special charges
w ill k ill animals eating the hay.
on items.
Bob Stevely, 4 H Agent, spoke
Lawton Wadell was elected to
about the program in the county
a six-year term on the Park
and the changes being made
Committee and w ill serve with
County co-ordinators were help
Walter Mollenhour and Richard
ing the program by getting more
Peterson Plans were made for
leaders and a big problem was
the fifth degree to be given at
the fact that parents do not want
Fern H ill Grange on May 19 at 2
to get involved. Two grange
p.m. and w ill be given by the
members present at the meet­ Pomona Grange officers. Pot
ing, Mrs Fildes and Mrs Earl
luck refreshments w ill be ser­
Avis, had been leaders for more
ved.
than twenty years. Two 4-H
Demits were granted to Irene
members from the county, Mike
Prink and Robert Glossenger to
Wilson, St. Helens, and Zora
Washington County Pomona
Pesio of Clatskanie, were to
Grange
attend the “ Know Your Govern­
The Pomona Grange picnic
ment” conference at Salem this
was set for August 25 at Camp
week at the same tim e that
Wilkerson.
several loaders would be attend­
The Lecturer's Porgram in­
ing the Leaders Conference at
cluded a game with all present
Corvallis.
participating, accordian solos by
Mrs
Fildes demonstrated
Teresa Cernae and a candle­
grafting methods she used and
lighting ceremony with Lecturer
starting new plants from old
Joy Cernae, Teresa Cernae,
ones
Mary Raglin and Robin Meader
Lucy Avis, CWA Chairman,
taking part. Ersyl Pease of
reported that she had received
Yankton Grange presented Pan­
all quarterly reports this time
sy Steward with a corsage and
The County Conference had been
Master Arnold Tarbeil presented
held at Warren Grange on
Mrs. Steward with her 50-year
January 28 with four granges
certificate and Steve Spinden
represented D istrict
No. 3
was presented a Past Master's
Chairman, Faye Tarbeil, had
pin by Yankton Grange
presented the contests, projects
The Grange closed in the
and work for the year The
Fourth degree with Yankton
Sewing Contest would be judged
Master Steve Spinden in the
on May 9 at Beaver Homes
Masters chair. The next meeting
Grange and all granges were
of Columbia County Pomona
urged to get their quotas for the
Grange w ill be May 4 at Natal
contest The needlework contest
Grange.
judging was set for September 12
at Warren Grange Other con­
tests which w ill be judged at
State Grange in June included
doll dressing, stuffed toy, cookie
fair, bread baking and canning
and all were urged to enter at
least one contest.
Hazel S m i t h , Legislative
Chairman, discussed some of the
laws that would be on the ballot
There were 28 persons at our
in May and the gas situtation.
potluck Friday. We hope more
Annie Laurie Mollenhour, Ju­
w ill attend next meeting.
nior Grange chairman, urged
Please don't forget our basket
the granges to support the
social
Thursday February 14,
juniors and urged all matrons
6:30 p.m There w ill be an
and patrons to send in achieve­
auctioneer present to get as
ment reports this year and told
much as possible for the Verno­
of the contests open to juniors
nia Ambulance Fund—so do
this year to celebrate 100 years
pack a lunch in a pretty box and
of the Grange in Oregon The
come Everyone is welcome to
Junior Granges were also urged
participate.
to enter booths in the County-
Since Senior Citizens have a
Fair.
steady driver, our transporta­
County Deputy Lawton Wadell
tion has been gaining. Anyone
reported on the increases and
who wishes a trip to Portland or
decreases of membership - V er­
group shoppers please call the
nonia had been unable to send in
center, and Celeste w ill be glad
their report due to the high water
to pick you up.
in their area - and the need of all
We have quite a few pieces of
granges was to get members to
furniture on hand, and could use
come to meetings He also
more flea market items —Volun­
reported that a number of Co­
teer items are always accepted,
lumbia County grangers had
also papers for rolling we can
attended both days of
the
use any amount.
Willamette Grange 100 years
With Spring a short way
celebration
off now is the time to catch up
Wadell also reported for the
on your reading there
are
many good books on the library
shelves
Bible study each Tuesday
from 1:30 to 2:30 anyone wel­
come who wishes to join the
group
Our next business meeting and
potluck w ill be held Friday,
March 1, at 12:30 p m.
Due to the basket social Febr
uary 14, we w ill not have our
social potluck on the 15th as we
usually do.
Senior Citizen
News —
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KIMMEL'S APPAREL
819 Bridge St.
VERNONIA
Phone 429-8861
Holmström At
Seniors Meet
The Vernonia Senior Citizens
Drop-In Center was the scene of
the county-wide Senior Citizen’s
Potluck at noon on Monday,
January 28 There were over
seventy people in attendance
with Senator William Holmst­
röm and his legislative assistant.
George Drugas as the guest of
honor
When the meal was cleared
away, the Vernonia Senior's
president, V irgil Snook, intro ­
duced the Columbia County
Council of Senior's president.
Evelyn Mathisen of St Helens
Mrs Mathisen reminded the
seniors that they had invited
Senator Holmstron to be their
guest of honor so that they might
thank him in person for the work
he had done so faithfully for
them in 1973 Due to his efforts
they had received state funding
to aid with their transportation
in the five areas. Senator Holm­
ström was then presented as the
speaker of the afternoon
The Senator stated that the
program for the Seniors has
been successful because many
people, including the seniors
themselves, their director, Dor­
othy Churchill, the people in
Salem, and the local officials in
the cities and county, have
worked together to make the
final results possible. He also
reminded them that the funding
is for eighteen months, or the
duration of the present budget
period It w ill have to be
reviewed in 1975.
Senator Holmström graciously
answered questions from the
floor, mostly concerning gaso­
line shortages which hamper the
busses in their attempt to get
people to their doctors.
At the end of his talk Mrs.
Mathisen presented Senator
Holmström and Mrs. Drugas
honorary membership cards to
the Columbia County Council of
Seniors, with special privileges
in Vernonia, and the invitation to
come and take rides on the
busses at any time to see how
they are meeting the needs. This
was accompanied by warm ap­
plause from the audience.
Gratitude was expressed to the
Vernonia ladies for the delicious
meal and the warm hospitality.
Everyone felt they had a most
successful afternoon.
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4-H Activities
The Grease Monkeys met at
the home of Henry Turner on
Monday, February 4. 1974. They
worked on their engines and got
all greasey and oily. At the end
of the meeting Mrs. Turner
handed out tests for the boys to
take home and do Members
present were David Proehl, Max
Sword, K irt Hall, and Donald
Norman.
Substitute Reporter,
David Proehl
The local 4-H Leathercraft
club, the Lucky Lacers, held
their monthly meeting Tuesday,
January 22. The group met at the
home of their leader, John
Black
The order of business was
election of officers. The results
were as follows Raymond Hall,
President; Mike Black, Vice
President; Donna Shinn, Sec­
reta ry; David Black. Treasurer;
Sergeant at Arms, Karen Par-
row; Joe Batty, Reporter.
The club members w ill start
leather work next meeting.
Bible Club Workshop
Slated February 14
The Bible Club Workshop of
the Child of Christ Crusade w ill
be held this Thursday, February
14, in Hillsboro, at the First
Baptist Church, 2nd and Lincoln
St.
The sessions are at 10 a m.
beginning with the Footsteps of
Faith lessions in the Gospels
All Sunday School and Bible
Club teachers are invited to
attend Please bring your lunch
Nursery w ill be provided.
Ocrnonfa Eaqk
Installation Slated
The Pythian Sisters, Vernonia
Temple No 61, w ill hold its
installation of officers February
13 at 8 p m at the IOOF Hall
r
THURSDAY,
Mr and Mrs Tim Johns, of
Sherwood, are the parents of a
son, Anthony
James,
born
Saturday, February 1 at St
Vincent's Hospital The little boy
weighed 8 pounds. 9 ounces at
birth
Grandparents are M r and
Mrs Jim Johns of Vernonia and
Mrs. Joan Kimnunen of Astoria
Great grandparents are Mr and
Mrs Castle and Mrs and Mrs
Johns, all of Vernonia and
James Berthiaume of Clatska-
For Phone Ringing Results
Use An Eagle Classified Ad
7,
1974
3
The installation was cancelled in
January due to bad weather
KrV
Then shop these Vernonia merchants who will
hold a special Valentine's Day Only Sale on
Thursday, February 14. Each merchant will
donate monies from selected items toward the
Vernonia Heart Machine Fund. Shop at home,
and save time, money and gas while aiding in
the purchase of the Life Pack Three unit for the
Vernonia ambulance.
SEW SIMPLE SHOP
Total Sales from Special Sweetheart Basket
50c from purchase of each beaded
crocheted necklace sold.
BRUNSMAN HARDWARE
6 Cups with Wall Rack or Old
25% Off fashion Cookie
apothacary-type
Jar
All profits from above items go toward fund.
WESTERN AUTO
10 Per Cent of All Paints
and Varnishes Go
Toward Fund
VERNONIA VARIETY
ALL PROFITS FROM SPECIAL
SURPRISE SALE
SALE ITEMS
VERNONIA EAGLE
$1.00 from each new and renewed
subscription to the Vernonia Eagle
anywhere in the continental Unit­
ed Slates.
VERNONIA GOLF COURSE
Ten per cent of all golf ball sales
during the week of February 10
through February 16.
VERNONIA DRUG
5 per cent of all Valentine
candy sales to the Heart Ma­
chine Fund.
/ VERHOHIA SEHIRY
NEW ARRIVALS
FEB
Will donate 3 1/2 per cent of gross
% dollars received Thursday
Feb. 14th to Vernonia
H®5rt Machine
V.
Fund