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2017
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ceived her education through her junior
year. They then moved to the Reedsport
community, where she graduated from
Reedsport High School Class of 1957.
Jeanette was united in marriage
to Edward “Archie” Dass on February
10, 1968 in Vernonia, Oregon. They cel-
ebrated their 49th wedding anniversary
this past February. Following their mar-
riage they have made their home in the
Vernonia community since.
She had worked as a secretary
for Archie Dass Logging, Inc. in Verno-
nia for the past fifty years.
Among her special interests she
enjoyed traveling with her husband, Ar-
chie and her family. Jeanette also had
a special love for spending time with
her grandchildren. She also enjoyed
bowling in women’s league through the
years. The team was sponsored by Ar-
chie Dass Logging and they bowled at
the Vernonia Lanes and Rainbow Lanes
in Forest Grove.
Jeanette was preceded in death
by her parents Carl and Erlene Olson
and her brother Carl Olson.
Survivors include her husband
Archie Dass of the family home in Ver-
nonia, Oregon; her son and daughter-
in-law Archie “Brent” and Karrie Dass
of Vernonia, Oregon; and her sister and
brother-in-law Deloris and Del Holden
of Yakima, Washington.
Also surviving are her two
grandsons Christopher Jacob “Chris”
Dass of Vernonia, Oregon, and Johna-
thon Lane “John” Dass of Vernonia, Or-
egon; and many nieces and nephews.
The family suggests that re-
membrances may be contributions to the
organization or charity of your choice,
in Jeanette’s memory.
To sign the online guest book
or to send the family condolences, vis-
it wwwfuitenrosehoyt.com.
Fuiten, Rose & Hoyt Funeral
Home in Vernonia is entrusted with the
arrangements.
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Nancy Lee Devine
Nancy Lee Devine, 81, a long-
time resident of the Vernonia commu-
nity, died Thursday afternoon, July 20,
2017 at the Salem Hospital.
Services have been held.
Nancy Lee Devine was born
July 13, 1936 in Pocatello, Idaho, the
daughter of the late Lee Akers and Flor-
ence (Tipton) Akers. She was raised in
Pocatello and Payette, Idaho until the
age of ten years old when she moved
with her family to Oregon, settling in
the Vernonia community. Nancy Lee
completed her education in Vernonia,
having been a graduate of the Vernonia
High School Class of 1954.
She was united in marriage to
Samuel “Clair” Devine on August 14,
1965 in Longview, Washington. Follow-
ing their marriage they had made their
home in the Vernonia community.
Nancy Lee was preceded in
death by her husband, Clair, on May 23,
2016 in Hillsboro, after celebrating over
fifty years of marriage together. She
moved to Dallas, Oregon two months
ago to reside with her daughter, Sandra
and family.
She had worked for West Or-
egon Electric in Vernonia for twenty-
seven years, retiring as a billing clerk in
1991.
Nancy Lee had been a member
of the bridge club in Vernonia for many
years.
Among her special interests
she enjoyed watching sports, especially
football and participated in a bowling
league at the Timbernook Lanes in Ver-
nonia for several years. Nancy Lee had
a special love for family gatherings, bar-
becues and superbowl parties.
She was also preceded in death
by her parents Lee and Florence Akers,
her daughter Carla Sue Foster and her
son,Richard Gordon Devine.
Survivors include her two
daughters and a son, Cheryl Devine
Carder and her husband Bill of Wilson-
ville, Oregon, Sandra Clanfield and her
husband Jerry of Dallas, Oregon, and
Rodney Devine of Vernonia, Oregon;
her sister and brother-in-law Joyce and
David DeHart of Portland, Oregon; and
her brother and sister-in-law Larry and
Bonnie Akers of Lewiston, Idaho.
Also surviving are ten grand-
children, twenty great-grandchildren,
and her two nieces and two nephews,
Tony Akers of Portland, Oregon; Debo-
rah and Chris Jubb of Vancouver, Wash-
ington; Susan DeHart of Portland, Or-
egon; and Michael and Melanie DeHart
of Portland, Oregon.
The family suggests that re-
membrances may be contributions to the
American Heart Association, Oregon
Affiliate, Inc., 4380 S.W. Macadam Av-
enue, #480, Portland, Oregon 97239, in
her memory.
To sign the online guest book
or to send a condolence to the family go
to www.fuitenrosehoyt.com.
Fuiten, Rose & Hoyt Funeral
Home in Vernonia is entrusted with the
arrangements.
ODFW to Adopt
2018 Sport Fishing
Regulations,
Discuss Cougar
Management Plan
The Fish and Wildlife Commis-
sion will meet Friday, August 4 at ODFW
Headquarters in Salem, 4034 Fairview
Industrial Drive SE.
The meeting will also be
livestreamed over ODFW’s Twitter and
Periscope (@MyODFW) accounts. It be-
gins at 8:00 am and follows the agenda
found at: http://www.dfw.state.or.us/
agency/commission/minutes/17/08_aug/
index.asp.
The Commission is expected
to adopt 2018 sport fishing regulations.
Some of the proposed changes include:
• Allow anglers with a two-rod endorse-
ment to use up to five rods only when ice
fishing (statewide).
• Additional spring Chinook opportunity
by allowing retention of hatchery spring
Chinook from Jan. 1 - July 31 in some
NW Zone streams including the Wilson,
Trask, Nestucca, Kilchis River(s).
• Remove bag and size limit for bass in
the lower Deschutes River. Change the
kokanee bonus daily bag limit in Wick-
iup Reservoir and Lake Billy Chinook to
5 kokanee per day in addition to the daily
trout limit (so anglers can take up to 10
kokanee per day).
The Commission will be briefed
on a draft updated Cougar Management
Plan though no action on the Plan will be
taken until a future meeting. Last updated
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