Three ring binder with Upper North American Map.<div><br /></div><div><u>Titles & Names By Page</u>: </div><div>Page 5: Edna Black, Director</div><div>Page 6: Spanish Class, Hearing Check, Birthday Party, May 1978</div><div>Page 7: Bingo</div><div>Page 8: Hilda La Marr, Director, Calling Bingo</div><div>Page 9: Ellen Tolonen checking Edna Anderson's blood pressure</div><div>Page 12-13: First Pot Luck "Halloween", Nov. 1978</div><div>Page 14: Andy Honcharenko's farm machinery models. Feb 5. 1979</div><div>Page 15-16: Valentine's Day<br /></div><div>Page 17: Senior citizens drop-in center to open, 1978</div><div>Page 18 & 20- Bottom left: Jenia Jensen - hostess, Amelia Conover, Julia Slusher, Library Drop-In March 1978<br /></div><div>Page 19&21: Valentine Pot Luck, 1979</div><div>Page 22: Ceramics Classes for Seniors. Aug.12, 1976: Sister Patricia McCann, Ruth Blumenschein, Joan Koljonen, Velma Vlastelicia, Amelia Conover</div><div>Page 23: Tin Can Santa, Top photo by Andy Honcharenko, Bottom photo by Alice Fisher pictured with Linda Bue, Edna Black sets events at the senior citizens drop-in center</div><div>Page 24: Sister Patricia McCann, A dynamic woman, Jan. 14, 1974; CTIC agency gets funds, $25,000 grants, Jan.10, 1974, Jan.19. 1974</div><div>Page 25: Transportation service opens for senior citizens, Cecile Beamer greeted by husband Jim, Passenger Katie Marincovich and driver Pat Fetrow, Sep.12, 1977</div><div>Page 26: Open house planned for new center, 1980 Amelia Conover playing bingo</div><div>Page 27: Grand Opening of Astoria Drop-in Center at former Merwyn Hotel, Feb.14, 1980</div><div>Page 29: Official grand open house, Feb. 14, 1980</div><div>Page 30-32: Open House Center on Duane, Feb,13, 1980</div><div>Page 33: Halloween Senior Center 1982</div><div>34-42: Billiards, pool tables, awards, quilts, musicians, crafts<br /></div><div>Page 53: Halloween Senior Center 1982</div><div>Page 55: Upper Right Corner: April 29, 1981, "Crystal Springs Rhododendron Gardens" Portland. OR & "Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens" Woodland, WA. On the back: "Hot day. The Rhodies & Grounds were beautiful." <br /></div><div>1st Row: L to R: Blanch Slagle, Alma Stone, "Rags" Hissner, Jordice(?) Tetli, Merlin Drishell(?)</div><div>2nd Row: L to R: Ella Hill, Miss Shawa(?), Esther Jensen, Oscar Hammer, Frances Larson. Barbara Danby was our driver. (She traded places in the 2nd picture wiht Ella Hill.)<br /></div><div>Page 60: Hilda La Marr's Birthday Party, 102 Attended, 1982</div><div>Page 61: Happy Birthday Ellen Brock, Nellie and John Barker next to the Christmas tree</div><div>Page 62: Don Sack with Hermon, Baby in blanket, Outside, 1978</div><div>Page 64-65: Street Rodder 1982, Andy Honcharenko watching Iva Mae paint on Easter egg. Senior Center on Duane St. <br /></div><div>Page 67: The man of the hour, Myron Floren </div><div>Page 68: Retired Mechanic Finds Avocation in Vocation, Andy Honcharenko with Al Edwards<br /></div><div>Page 70: Enough Shouting, placing the Senior drop-in center in the basement of the Public Library</div><div>Page 71: "Eight-Day Week" for Sister Pat. Sister Patricia McCann works the dials for her morning radio show</div><div>Page 72: Senior Center to move to former furniture store</div><div>Page 74: Seniors glad they moved, Dec. 4, 1984</div><div>Page 77: Sister Leila, Front, and Adaline Svenson surround themselves with memories of their father's old Astoria Blacksmith Shop with they've preserved intact</div><div>Page 78: Dad could step in and go to work. Dec. 30, 1985, Carl Henning Svenson</div><div>Page 79: Blacksmith Continued</div><div>Page 80: Limbering Up, Instructor Sharon Payton, Jan. 29, 1985</div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div>