Demon i a Eagle Bill DuPuis
6 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1974
Takes Trophy
Garlocks Enjoy
B IR K E N F E L D —Congradula
ttons go to B ill DuPuis He had
the champion Hereford fem ale
Family Picnic
at the County F a ir He came
M IS T —The W illard Garlock
fam ilies enjoved a picnic at
Spruce Run P ark on Sunday
There were some from Salem
and some from Woodburn They
all had a nice tim e
M rs M artin Hanson visited
her mother Nettie Cox at the
Forest Grove Hospital last F r i­
day
M rs Edna Johnson of Clats­
kanie visited at the Sundland
home on Saturday and on Sun
day M r and M rs Charles Hob­
ble of Portland visited them
M r and M rs Casper Serby
and daughter Ann attended the
Construction Workers picnic at
the Boise Cascade park on
Sunday at St Helens
M rs
Bud Hemeon’s sister
M illie Jones of Sacramento is
here visiting them for aw hile;
also other visitors are Neil Jones
of Longview and Ken Jones of
Chico C alif
M rs Eldon Shetler has her
sister M rs Jacob Heathwole and
two of her little girls from
Dayton. Va visiting her for a
couple days.
This last weekend the Shetler
fa m ily attended a fam ily reunion
at Salem Her parents M r and
M rs Jacob Roth and their 7
children and
most of the
grandchildren were there They
all had a very nice tim e.
July 26 Rail
Tour Deadline
July 26 is the reservation
deadline for Vernonia. South
P ark. & Sunset Railroad's an­
nual relaxation tour at the end of
the Summer season This year a
nine-day, fully-escorted cruise is
offered aboard the passenger -
f r e i g h t e r “ M .S N o rth ­
land P rin ce" plying the British
Columbia coast The tour de­
parts Portland. September 2, via
A m trak, offers a half-day in
Seattle, and then continues on to
Vancouver. B.C. by train A
sightseeing tour is planned in
Vancouver the afternoon of
September 3 before the ship sails
a t 11 p.m.
Nine ports-of-call are sched­
uled and passengers m ay debark
at each to view the sights and
meet the local residents Ac­
comodations are in semi-deluxe
cabins w ith p rivate facilities and
picture windows. These are
available on a twin basis only
and in a lim ited num ber Four
m eals, including a night lunch at
10 p.m .. are served daily aboard
the ship.
Return to Portland is planned
for
September 31,
arriving
aboard A m trak at 3:20 p.m .
Azumano T ravel Service, 200
SW 4th Avenue. Portland 97204,
(503 ) 223-6245. is taking reser­
vations and has additional in­
form ation
home w ith a nice trophy He also
got a blue ribbon on his Hereford
calf.
M r and M rs E .T . Johnston
w ere in Forest Grove Saturday
evening and went to the hospital
There, they w ere going to visit
her brother P aul, he having been
in there for several days but he
had already gone home to L in ­
coln City
A Monday visitor at the T o m
blad home was Harold Viuhkola
from M ayger
M r and M rs Francis N ord­
strom . Ronald and Thomas. M r.
and M rs Pat Manning.
tanning, S
Sissy and
M att spent last Tuesday evening
at the Francis Larson home
E verett Johnston left Thurs
day of last week for Eugene He
went there to help prepare for
the Steam Engine
Festival
which w ill be the last of this
week at Brooks. Oregon
M r and M rs Francis Larson
visited Thursday evening at the
Buddy Larson home at Seaside
On F rid a y they went to see Ed
Berg in the hospital He is
coming along good His little son,
Alan is still in the hospital and he
is improving
Mr
and M rs
Roy Stuve
visited a t the Fred Bender
home in Portland on Monday of
last week.
Last Thursday dinner guests
at the Tom blad home w ere M r
and M rs Francis Nordstrom ,
Ronald and Thomas and M r and
Mrs P at M anning. Sissy and
M att All enjoyed it very much
The Paul Tom blads of Cherry
Grove brought their three child­
ren over to the Walt Tom blads
on Thursday of last week for
several days stay with them
W. Mathews
Enjoy Guests
B IR K E N F E L D —M r and M rs
Harold Case and Bob Eastm an
visited the W alter Mathews d u r­
ing the week
M r and M rs M elvin C lark
from Lam oni, Iow a, and G ary
Ballinger from Kansas City,
Missouri, w ere weekend guests
of the M athews M r C lark is
teaching a rt at the University of
Puget Sound for four weeks this
sum m er and M r B allinger is
studying at the University for
the four week session M elvin
and G ary returned to Tacom a
Sunday evening and M aria n is
visiting w ith her parents for the
week
Clara Anderson and her friend
M a rie Backa of Seaside came
over to the Tom blad home with
Laura Howell on Tuesday of last
week for a visit M rs. Tom blad
called her neighbors. M r. and
M rs Les Swegles and invited
them over and they all had lunch
together They had a very en­
joyable tim e.
LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES
PYTHIAN SISTERS
VERN O N IA
T E M P LE
NO. Cl
L O .O E . Hall Second
W eteo d ay of each month at
8 pun.
Lesta Gamer, M.E.C.
Cora Lange, Secretary
3-75
A T .& A J4.
qe
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
A . F . 4 A . M . m eets nt
Masonic Temple. Stated
I
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( V
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Thursday of each month
at 8:88 p.m.
Elm er Schrader, W.M.
Wilbur E. Wilson, Sec y.
1-75
MT. HEART REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 243
Meets 2nd 1 4th Thursday even­
ings ef each month in the I.O .O J .
Hall.
Arlie Emmons, Noble Grand
Evelyn Heath, Sec’y.
3-75
NEHALEM
Directory
Of Churches
VERNONIA B IB LE CHURCH
A Maple
Sunday:
9:45 a m. - Sunday School
1 1 :» a.m. - Morning worship sir-
vice
5:45 p.m. - Junior Youth Fellow­
ship
7 : « p jn . - Evening worship ser­
vice
Wednesday:
7 : » p m . - Bible Study and Pray­
er
If you have a spiritual need or
question, call Pastor Wooten at
429-3363
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LA TTER -DAY SAINTS
VERNONIA BRANCH
B ru c h Pres. - Henry I .
1st Coon. . Claade E.
2nd Conns. - Ehuer C . ------------
Ward Clark - Robert E . M cN air
Priesthood - 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School - 10:15
Sacrament Mtg. - 1 1 :» a jn .
Relief Scty. - Tuesday. 1 0 :» a jn .
M .I.A. • Wednesday. 7 : » p jn .
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Rev. Dwaae Hurley
9:45 a jn . • Sunday school. Classes
for all ages
U : M a.m. - Morning worship
7 : » p.m. . Evangelistic service
7 : » p.m. - Wednesday Prayer
Meeting and Bible Study
(Need a ride? CaU 4884333)
ST. M A R Y ’S CATHOLIC
Father Aatheny Gossip
Mass is celebrated every week­
day morning at 8:W in the rec­
tory. Confessions are beard be­
fore Mass.
Saturday - Maas at 7 p.m. in the
church
Sunday - Masses at 8:W and 10
am
Confessions - On Saturday from 6
to 6:45 in the church, before
Mass
SEVENTH-DAY AD VENTIST
2nd A Nehalem
WUiard L.
Claade Veal, Local
9:3o Sabbath School
U :W Warship Service
7:W P J i. Monday - Dorcas So­
ciety at Veal’s name.
7:30 P.M . Tuesday - Prayer Meet­
ing at the church
7:W P J I. Mon. - Pathfinders at
Scout Cabin.
FIR ST EVAN G ELICAL CHURCH
»57 State Avenue
Jack Cartoon, Pastor
7 : » a.m. - Men's Prayer
9:45 a jn . - Church School, Jack
Seeley, Sup’L
11:00 a jn . - Worship Experience
6:W p m . - Youth Fellowship.
7:00 p.m. - Sunday Claasmeeting
WEDNESDAY E V E N IN G
7 : » p jn . Hour of power, prayer
and Bible Study.
E M M A N U E L EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
B IR K E N F E LD , OREGON
The Rev. C. S. 8hnida, Vicar
Phene Clatskanie 788-2331
Celebration of the Holy Commu­
nion the Fourth Sunday of each
month at 12:» Noon.
VALLEY
FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH
ad A
CHAPTER
Meets at West Oregon Electric
Bldg., third Thnrsday of each
month, 7 : » p jn .
David King, President
Ralph Bergerson. Sec'y.
3-75
VERNONIA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
ef Directors report to mem­
bers quarterly. Beard meets the
*rc>ad Monday, 8:W p jn . at
West Oregon Electric
office.
Visitors invited.
Gordon Smith, President
Mrs. Evelyn Heath, Sec’y.
7-74
Order of Eastern Star
Nehalem Chapter 133, O.EJS.
R egular
com-
VERNONIA
_____ 489-3381
Sunday: 10 a jn . Sunday School
11 a jn . noraiup Services.
6 P.M . Training Union Girls in
Action, Mission Friends and
Pre-School.
7 : » P-M. Evening Worship
Wednesday: 7 : » P.M. Midweek
Prayer Service.
MIST - B IR K E N F E L D COMMU­
N IT Y CHURCH
B M eafeid , Oregon
Eldon Shetler. Pastor
9:45 a.m. - Sunday School
1 1 :» a jn . - Church Services
7 : » p.m. - Wed. Prayer Meeting
10:30 a.m. - (Winter Months) on
2nd Wed. Women's Missionary
and Work day.
FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
4 » North A Washtogtn
Vtoyard, Pastor
Sunday - Bible School 9:45 a.m.
Homer Fuller, Supt.
Morning Worship 11:W a.m.
LIONS
(Nursery Provided)
CLUB
Meeto First A Third Wednesday
Call 428-3881 for Meeting Place
Darrold Proehl, President
Ted Forbes, Secretary
3-75
AMERICAN LEGION
Meets 2nd and
4th Tneoday ef
VERNONIA
Hope Koch, W.M.
Irm a Fisher, Sec’y.
1-75
Vernonia Barracks
Veterans of World War I
1st
aoath at the
American
Hall, 12 Noon.
Robert Aadrewi,
Rev. H. L. Rasoell, Adjutoat
POST 118
Wilbur E Wilson, Commander
H arry Culbertson, Adjutant
A U X IL IA R Y
First and Third Tneoday*
Reatha Hom, President
Gertrude Schalock, Sac*y.
A U X IL IA R Y
Meeto 4th Monday, Légion Hall
Gora Lange, President
Faye Davis, Secretary
8-74
VERNONIA JAYCEES
1-74
A 4th
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
HaO
429-2941
-
' 429-6245
»74
8 : » P J I.
BUI Hunter, Présidant
Jack Seeley, Secretary
8-74
Fellowship Hour 8:07 p.m.
Wednesday: Choir Practice
7 : » p.m.
(1st only- Church Night 6:W p.m.
(hid A 4th) CWF . 1 :» p.m.
Friday: Bible Study - 8 : » p.m.
(Call for location of Bible
Study)
VHS Sludenli Mwi
For Leadenhip Clan
About 250 Oregon high school
student leaders w ill meet July 28
at the Oregon School for the Deaf
in Salem for a one-week sum m er
leadership workshop
w ith a
The workshop w ill I i open
.
5 : » p.m talk by State Board of
Education vice chairm an D r.
Eleanor Beard of Lake Oswego
and Brain W aliaer of Forest
Grove, high school students ad­
visory m em ber of the Board.
While in Salem, the students w ill
select a successor to W aliaer.
The 41st annual workshop is
sponsored by the Oregon As­
sociation of Student Councils,
Oregon Association of Secondary
School Adm inistrators,
and
State Departm ent of Education.
Attending from Vernonia w ill be
Loren Kennedy and Joan Holsey.
Church Slates
Weekend Show
The
Vernonia
Evangelical
Chruch is sponsoring two week
end showings of the outstanding
motion picture “ A Thief In The
Night ” F rid a y evening a t 8 : »
the film w ill be shown a t the
l e g i o n H all Saturday e v en in g a
repeat showing is scheduled far
8 : » a t the Evangelical Church
A T h ief In The Night is a
m ighty motion p ictu re about
Bible prophecy It shows what
can happen when Jesus Christ
returns This exciting story cen­
ters around P atty , an average
g irl caught up in living for the
present, with little concern for
the future What happens when
this thinking finally catches up
w ith her provides an action-
packed. unforgettable dram a
One does not m erely view this
film , he experiences it Every
thinking person w ill seriously
consider its im pact
Each person in our comm unity
1s w arm ly invited to experience
“ A T hief In The N ig h t1'
Spokane Family
Visits Nordstrom«
B IR K E N F E L D —M r and M rs
Alfred Van W inkle and fam ily of
Spokane spent Saturday night
and p art of Sunday at the Nord
strom home They drove over
here in their cam per Many
relatives spent Saturday evening
at the Nordstrom home to see
them open their gifts
J.J Lonnquist and son. Joshua
and E v e Lonnquist came S atu r­
day to visit the Joe Lonnquists
They had been in Portland where
they had a booth at the Saturday
m arket selling their crafted
toys They returned to their
home in M ill City on Sunday
evening
Church Notes
Witnesses
We invite all interested per
sons to the Kingdom H all of
Jehovah’s Witnesses, 49 Texas
Avenue, at 1 0 : » a.m . Sunday,
July 28th to hear the talk “T ru e
Worship Versus the F alse” given
by Jim M ilton All meetings of
Jehovah's Witnesses are free
Christian
The “T ru th of T ru th s ", a sing
ing group of about 35 high school
and college-age young people
w ill be at the Chrisitan Church
Saturday July 27. T ell your
friends about this!
This Sunday, July 28. w ill
begin J r
Cam p,
grades 4
through 6 At 10 a.m ., July 30, a
VBS T eac h er’s meeting w ill be
held in the fellowship hall
Register now for VBS in your
Sunday school class
Choir practice at 7 p .m ., Bible
Study at 8 p .m ., both at the
church, Wednesday. July 31
Im portant Dates: August 2-3,
Elders and Deacons R etreat;
August 5-16, VBS; August 18,
Fun Night, (w einer ro ast); Au­
gust 28, C W F m eeting; August
30-September 2, F a m ily Camp
September 15, Sunday School
picnic.
Bible
I f you are looking for an
active, friendly church
that
stands for the Word of God, a
sincere welcome is extended to
you to attend our services.
Sunday School
9.45a.m .
M orning Worship
11a.m .
Evening Service
7 p.m .
F a m ily N ight (W ed.) 7:30p.m .
Our Sunday School bus is run
every Sunday m orning for those
needing a ride to Sunday School
and Church. F o r the schedule of
your neighborhood phone the
pastor at 429-3363
P rim a ry church is held during
the m orning worship service for
kindergarten through 4th grade
and is geared to the understand
ing and needs of the boys and
girls. A nursery is provided for
the younger children
An adult Bible study on the
book of Revelation is held every
Tuesday evening at 7 :,» in the
home of M r. and M rs. Rob
Zerfing It is conducted by V irg il
Snook. E veryone is welcome
Evangelical
This Jam boree weekend there
w ill be three events of special
importance F rid a y at six-thirty
at the Legion H all there w ill be a
showing of the outstanding film
“ A T hief in the N ig h t'T The
same film w ill be shown Sat­
urday night a t eight-thirty at the
Evangelical Church. No adm is­
sion charge but there w ill be a
free-w ill offering received.
Sunday a t eleven o’clock w o r­
ship hour M r C arl Schaumburg,
G rand M arsh all of the Jamboree
Parade, w ill be with us to play
sacred music on his saw. F o l­
lowing the worship experience
there w ill be a reception in honor
of M r and Mrs.Scott Davies.
Sunday School featuring a
story in opening exercises by
Missionary M a rc y Dow begins at
9:45 a.m . There w ill be no
evening services Sunday due to
the beginning of the Summer
Assembly at Jennings Lodge
Conference Grounds
" Be sure to include these spec
ial events in your plans for the
Jamboree weekend.
There will not be a Hoot Owl
Breakfast next week Mid-week
service is Wednesday at seven.
Board of
Commissioners
The Columbia County Board of
Commissioners met in scheduled
session July 17 with Chairm an
F red Foshaug presiding. Com­
missioners M inkoff and Ahlborn.
legal counsel John Hunnicutt,
and secretary G loria Salvey
(deputy cle rk) present.
Commissioner M inkoff moved
end Commissioner Ahlborn s e c ­
onded the minutes of the meeting
of July 10 be approved Motion
c a rried
Commissioner M inkoff moved
and Commissioner Ahlborn sec
onded Orders No. 79-74 and No.
80-74 be signed, accepting deeds
from John L and Bernice E.
Mickesh. Robert W and P atricia
F . P ollard. Joseph B and Doris
E Stevens, for street plugs in
Scott Acres subdivision Motion
carried
John Hunnicutt discussed a
letter he has directed to the
attorney for John M cIn tyre , Te-
larding right of w ay acquisition
or Ringering Road.
Messrs Cameron and Skol
craft, of CH2M Company, pres­
ented a report of the T ra ffic
Safety G rant regarding road and
tra ffic conditions and patterns,
and showed slides of some of the
typical problem areas
Sam Hollinger met with the
board to discuss various road
departm ent m atters. He ques
Honed the amount of Revenue
Sharing funds which w ere still
available for road departm ent
use. not previously allocated He
also questioned the sums of
available cash on hand in Road
Districts 11,18. and 20 Hollinger
was advised that money would
be received in November, when
taxes w ere paid,
and
the
amounts shown in the 1974-75
budget w ere estim ates only, and
not accurate amounts
Hunnicutt reported a decision
has been made by the Circuit
Judge in the case of S tarrett v
Columbia County, which found
for plain tiff He requested Hol­
linger to inspect the w ater prob­
lem to determ ine what cor­
rective action could be taken
Assessor F ran k LeM ont met
w ith the board to discuss an
invoice received from Computer
Knowledge Corporation for ser
vices which he alleges were not
requested, but rather w ere cor
rections of mistakes made by the
computing firm originally He
was advised the invoice should
not be paid until a fte r a con­
sultation could be arranged
At the request of the board.
Ron Eshelby met with them to
discuss lack of acquisition of a
building perm it by the F a ir
Board for construction of a live­
stock b am , which had not ap­
proved Eshelby also comm en­
ted the other bam s should be
annually inspected to be sure the
trusses rem ain firm .
Eshelby then discussed an in­
crease in salary for him self, and
was advised this was already
accomplished through the labor
agreem ent
Commissioner M inkoff moved
and Commissioner Ahlborn sec­
onded to approve purchase order
3371, to Albina Fuel, for Coherex
(dust em ulsion) for 82,211.82.
Motion carried.
John Hunnicutt then discussed
and reviewed briefly several
m atters which had been referred
to him for action.
James Mason, D istrict Judge,
met with the Board to inquire
whether the hospital facilities
could be utilized for certain
mental hearings because
of
problems encountered by having
the hearings in the courtroom It
was suggested a meeting of
Judge Mason, Judge K alberer.
Robert Brown, and the Board be
set to discuss the m a tter to
determ ine what conclusion could
be reached
Acting on behalf of the board.
C hairm an Foshaug signed con­
tracts with the M ental Health
Division for funding of the
alcohol and drug specialist pro­
gram .
Acting on behalf of the board,
C hairm an Foshaug signed con­
tracts w ith the State of Oregon,
Executive
D epartm ent, f o r
Comprehensive Planning Assis­
tance Protect.
A fte r due consideration of
C E T A funds availab le to Co­
lum bia county, the board de­
term ined that w hile top priority
for positions would be two dep­
uty sheriffs, the apparent lim ­
itations excluded those, and
would request one ja ile r position
and one custodial w orker 1 po­
sition, to be funded through
CETA.
Commissioner Ahlborn moved
and Commissioner M inkoff sec­
onded G loria Salvey be appoint-
ed as adm inistrator of C E T A
funds for Columbia County. M o­
tio n carried.
Commissioner Ahlborn moved
and Commissioner M inkoff Sec
onded the monthly fee for dis
posal of dogs paid to R.G .
M ickey be increased from 875 to
81»
Liquor license application was
recommended for Leona V. Cog-
bum . who is purchasing the
R a y -M a r Tavern.
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MOTOR FREIOHT, INC.
Phone 423-3462
Frank Brandts Visit
With Salem Friends
B IR K E N F E L D — M r and M rs
Fran k Brandt of Fishhawk Lake
left last Thursday and went to
Salem to some friends
On
F rid a y the four of them went to
P rin eville
Resevoir
Resort
They took a cam per and boat.
They spent most of the tim e out
on uie lake and had some real
nice boat rides They did some
fishing
They returned back
home Sunday evening
M r and M rs. Levi Johnson of
Ontario, Oregon visited several
days Iasi week at the Roy Stuve
home.
M r and M rs Nick Berg are
the proud parents of a baby boy
bom to them at the Cowlitz
General hospital, Longview, on
Tuesday of last week, July 16 He
weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces and
was 21 inches long His nam e is
Olav Ernest He joins a little
sister, Victoria
Tom Hopkins returned home
recently from the hospital He is
doing real good.
M r and M rs August Birken
feld and their son Tony and his
daughter Beth all of Hood R iver
stayed over Saturday night at
the George Richardson home
afte r taking in the Nordstrom
Anniversary reception. They re ­
turned back home Sunday.
M rs Lloyd Beach took M rs
A rt Bellingham and they visited
in Astoria and Seaside on Thurs­
day of last week
M r and M rs Jim Chouinard of
Rockaway visited at the Charles
Ramsey home on Saturday
The Mathews attended the Co­
lum bia County F a ir on T hu rs­
day. G ary G arlock accompanied
them to the F a ir
The Veteran of Foreign Wars
was founded 75 years ago
Vole Resident
Visits With
E. Johnston
B I R K E N F E L D - M rs
Ken
Lowry of Vale, Oregon came
over Monday of last week for a
visit with her folks the Everett
Johnstons She also visited other
relatives She left on Thursday
ing to Salem to visit her son
nny and fam ily then going on
to Days Creek to visit her son
Johnnie and fam ily She then
returned home
M r and M rs M ike Cahill and
Kelly of Portland spent Saturday
salmon fishing at Ilwaco. They
had good luck
They spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
the home of his father James
Cahill Also visiting there is
Laurence Romestad and Mrs.
M ary Essen of Seattle M a ry is
staying for aw hile with her
brother James
M r and M rs Fred Larson and
Dennis of Vernonia and M r and
M rs T e rry Larson and little
daughter Tanya of Aloha, made
a snort visit at the Francis
Larson home Sunday afternoon.
They w ere on their way back
home afte r attending a fam ily
picnic at Spruce Run
M rs Lloyd Beach accompan
ied by M rs Rocky Crawford
w ere in Clatskanie last F riday
M r and M rs John Robertson
of South Carolina attended the
Nordstrom anniversary recept­
ion They stayed over Saturday
night at the A rt Bellingham
home
M r and M rs Jim Chouinard of
Rockaway visited Saturday eve
ning at the Tornblad home and
also Saturday evening the Bob
Hanbergs of Astoria cam e Bob
helped in the hay
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