■’—HTT T .° r û r n APCT’^____Thursday. October 21, 194
Drive for War
Ches! Starts
At Cornelius
Wfioo:init
Teacher Recepiteli al Cornelius on
Friday; Ouarlerlv Confab Monday
I h»»en confined to h * I >,• «u'l’eiinl i f T u e day ? b e ha I e» n v .th h e r
1 i Weak h e a rt a ilm en t, i»» stead ily bust,and. w ho is at ttie N aitu »
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(Not necessartly news)
II» d d t S itu ilo al T ig a r d Mi lim
I improv ,ng
d u p lic a tio n s
(( u iilh tiie d ut» page H)
Mrs Flovd A llen r»»ceived a lei
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W atch the p a p e r a n d also the eth
I te, from h e r son Don. w ho Is in
d i.' at the office S a tu rd ay m o rn in g
e r a d v e rtis in g w h ich m ay com e out
the m erc h an t m a rin e s He » y slh .d
( lara M eaner ru n n in g o u t of
a n d o ( n r .'o u r OMlstWtce m mak
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111». In* m e, ( ’luu 1» \\ .itI. w ho i also
hom e o f M rs II
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lion " i l l be held m th e school gym
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and o rg a n is e d th e ii v o rk c is a n d
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noon. for th e p u r p .s e o f 'm a k in g
d is tric ts M is R F T a n n e r and er* d e x c i'p .? g m*. .» p ro je c tio n op the v 'o m eliu s M eihodi t
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M rs W W in te rs w ill w ork t h v S I I I » , - H l i t ' B . 1 1 \ i . t i J i i
» Sundax »linn» i ..tie f of Mi tnd
, b'orm* S h a rp warn, lo M erldi'in.
2ft. at 7 p in 1 >1 .1 E d g a i I 'u r d j
that th e sick and w o u n d e d in the
s. u th w e st section M is A lice O lson
R eynold (!iic.« i Hei hu »hand Idaho, t»» visit hi* nephew s, Hob.
( Iifford Via ut regrt'IU nit nut get- th e d is tr ic t sup»! In te n d e n t. « ill be •M ’
h o sp ita ls w e re to be ta k e n c a re of ! C O R N K L IC S T ilt
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(th e C h e v ro le t c o m p a n y ) w h o m ade i n o tic e s in th e post o ffice a n d con M rs Mar> Ruth. M rs H azel S im an- . se n d in g his • l i t V in on T uesday " i l l also a tte n d tills e o n f e r e n .e S u n d a x f r o m A rcad ia. C a l. b efore C
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s e lio il b u ild m g last F rid a y
TJie spent a n e x h n d e d tim e in the »lay II»» is sta tio n e d in S e a ttle at
o ffer to h e lp out w h e re v e r t h e '
w ay east. Mrs A Ja c k so n and M rs h u n tin g trip
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S o n .irate class p ic tu re s " » . r e t a k »
is w illin g to p a rtic ip a te and help
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put e v e r th is C h ristm a s fu n d d riv e I a n d h e r son. Cpl. T o m L ew i«, of th e b u sin e ss houses T h e d riv e will • •
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hits b«'tn ilb:’’e n t fro m s •boni since
cal c h a p te rs in the v a rio u s c o u n n ig h t at th e hom e o f M r a n d M is hoped e a c h fam ily will be ab le to
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Airs at ¡ng th e ir room .
for them to w ra p th e ir pack ag es
M r. a n d Mrs. A O. R a ls to n I G a tes. sh o u ld m a k e th » ir c o n tri
to 1' •: ’lan d anil
very fine p ic tu re M onday of h e r h e r little f r ie n d , wen» pre ent
w ith th e h e lp c f th e G re y L adies ct le h ra te d th e ir 47th w e d d in g an- tu itio n s fro m $25 to $100 a cc o rd in g Bill Bagiev
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L E O N A R D H IC K S
New books, reco rd s, p h o n o g _ ra . p h n iv e r s a r y a t th e hom e o f th e ir to th e volum e o f b u sin e ss
Of
Cpl R o b e rt Yon I.om r e tu rn e d of N ash v ille, T en n He w rite s th a t
I.ouis Bu> h e is te r
L u th e ra n M issionary Aid w ill hold
needles, sc rap b o o k s
m a d e u p of so n -in -law a n d d a u g h te r M r and c o u rse a n y a m o u n t given will be
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Airs. S p e n c e r i sing ilav fu rlo u g h sp e n t w ith his pat am i is b a c k to his d u tie s a g ain
(k 'to b e r 21. at the hom e of M,
1 ents. M r a n d M i- W illia m Ven
If anyone has bulbs for spring la n d O c to b e r 3. S h e e n te rta in e d very lib e ra l it will m a k e th e ra ls h e r gloves.
Mr am i M rs. Franco!» S im a n te l Ft ed lie , ing
I Lorn.
flo w ers to b e used in p la n tin g a t s d in n e r a n d h a d a n u m b e r ing o f th e q u o ta d iffic u lt. C o rn e
M is (Jus Irm le r return»»,I hom e '
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am i fa m ily all
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vvill be g re a tly a p p re c ia te d "T his ceived
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Fh'v d ¡Allen la
w in by rid in g th e w ro n g w av . . 1 reive I a le tte r fro m th e ir son. sp en t fro m F rid a y u n til S u n d ay
Is w h e re th e G a rd en c lu b c an help." s p e n d in g tw o d a y s th e re th e B al a n d put it o v e r th e top.
at S easide
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baby o f \ to iia sp e n t tb< w».»k
he h a s ju s t h a d a n o th e r siege of w ith In m o th e r M i- N o ,» C lite
S tanding com m ittee from t h e I at h e r hom e w ith a se v e re so re
• p u rc h a s e I fo a i i e i ss of land
m ala ria
party given at the cham ber of th r o a t th is w eek
fro m M eron T ib b its a n d Hoy Cook
lb» is a n a v ia tio n m teb in i t m a te
Vhc M ethodist Y o u th F e llo w sh ip a n d w as ju st p ro m o te d to first cl., s
com m erce in F ebruary met W ed
Next Bund ij it th A'. ■•:. I • T h is la n d is bet tw een th e H. 11 c i t e e n te r ta in e d w ith a b irth d a y
nesday evening and made plans for I c h u r c h a t 11 a. m. se rm o n su b G oss p lac e a n d th e flax fa rm , a n d d in n e r M onday in h o n o r o f M rs m et S u n d a y n ig h t nt 7 3() in th e p e tty o ffic e r
n party w hich w ill be announced je c t will be T h e H o p e fu l O u tlo o k ju st a c ro s s th e s tre e t fro m th e C u d a b e c k ’s a n n iv e rs a ry , w ith ju s t c h u rc h D ean F ry e w as le a d e r am i
A m ong th .'s.
fro m
C o rn e liu s
J a c k C a r tw r ig h t p re sid e d o v e r a F i,» la\ w ho w ere blood d o n o rs in
next week It is hoped th at all the 1 fo r the W orld M ission of th e F ry e ’s h a tc h e ry . T liey plan on b u ild re la tiv e s yf th e fam ily p re se n t.
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H l l .b o r o w . re M is A G irod. Mi
in g th e J o u r n a l on th e s o u th side S h i T n u itife rre d
part'- again, and if they h av e 1 a n d S u n d a y school will be a t 10 M rs, P
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R oy V o lk e r s ta r te d d e liv e rin g on received w ord la st T h u r s d a y th a t H H uson anil F r i n k D oober
touch w ith Mrs E A G riffith or
M r a n d M rs. J H B a rrin g to n Cook now .
Ni'il B uxton
.is hom e on fu r of fu t m a d e oAer th e m w ith
Mrs E K McCoy. Money to be .and d a u g h te r M e th a L ee re tu r n e d
| th e ir son. G erald , h a s co m p leted
Mrs. H e U n B a rb e r h a s been ill th e n o rth side F rid a y .
M is s O |e \ i B e rg e r w ho h is been
lo u g h I.i t "«'i'k Ami you o ught
fo rm a l c e le b ra tin g a n d such.
raised is fo r the sole purpose of last Tuesday fro m a tw o w e t'k s' at h e r h om e th e p a st few days.
B ud P ric e H o n o re d
Randolph 1
te a c h in g fo r .Mis o I, Barlow
to . »■«' th»' fu ss till' toAAII inuilo
helping out on the C hristm as p ro b u sin e ss a n d p le a s u re
W h a t th e y re a lly lik e a re th e
tr ip
to B a k e r C u ts H and
Mi s. Her bet t S h a v e r e n te r ta in e d T exas, a n d h a s b e e n tr a n s f e r r e d to w as p t a 'e n t e d w ith a c o rsa g e by
o v e r h im . S eeing lik e a lm o s t sim p le plea tires o n e of M om 'I
gram for the boys in th e hospitals S o u th e rn O reg o n a n d C a lifo rn ia
Ca)
th e u p p e r g ra d e s a n d a gift b\ the
W hile F r a n k B a k e r w as c u ttin g w ith a fa re w e ll p a r ty S a tu r d a y \
and boys in isolated stations, who po in ts. T hey also v isite d frie n d s w ood in a h u r r y T h u rs d a y fo r his e v e n in g in h o n o r of h e r b ro th e r. (io to W a a h ln g to n , I). ( ’.
e v e r a b o d y avu n t e d t o g l v e a
low er g ra d e s F rid a y a f te rn o o n nt
h o m e l o o k e d m e a l ¡. v i s i t i n g
are unable to come out for C h rist a n d re la tiv e s w hile th ere .
Jim m y G o ld ra ln le r, n phew of th e G a les ( ’•fi»k *rho«»l T h e low
p a rty , o r a testim onial d in n e r,
w ife so th a t he could go d e e r B ud P ric e , w ho e x p e c ts to e n te r
Avlth friend.': o v e r a g la ss of
mas.
M rs.
A lbina
H e n th o rn e .
w ho h u n tin g th e ax slip p ed a n d cut th e se rv ice soon. F o u r te e n g u e s ts Mr and M ts F loyd Allen -pent e r gt id es sa n g a c o m p lim e n ta ry
o r .stag»« .som ething s|M'eial In h i-er-en jo y ln g th in g s th a t m ean
Do not try to reach these field s p e n t th e p a s t th r e e w e ek s h e re his left h a n d bad ly He w as ru sh e d w ere p re sen t. T h e y all w ent to from S a tu r d a v u n til T u esd ay it so n g fo r h< i M rs H arlow will
th e aa ay o f c e le b ra tio n .
h o m e a n d co m fo rt ¡mil .security.
directors direct, as ev ery th in g must w ith h e r son-in-law a n d d a u g h te r. to D r. R ic h a rd s in F o re s t G rove J a n tz e n beach a n d a f te r t h a t th ey | th e ir h om e Jim m v a n d hi< m o th r e t u r n n e x t M onday ns p rin c ip a l
D f e o iii'si', N ed a e te il g r a te f u l,
be cleared through the local coun M r a n d Mrs. L M H e n th o rn e , r e a n d h a d se v e ra l s titc h e s ta k e n c a m e b a ck to th e S h a v e r hom e e r left W ed n e sd a y for W ash in g a f te r a ru sh seaso n at th e B arlo w
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source that can be renewed, and lumbermen arc growing trees!
Yes — the forest industries ARE making real progress in a program of pro
tecting junior forests from fire and renewing the old forests. Logging is planned
by foresters to leave at least 32 acres of seed trees on every section of harvested
timberland. And the forest industries — logging, sawmill, pulp, plywood and
shingle companies — operate the W est Coast Tree Farms’ Forest Nursery near
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Despite giant war demand for W est Coast Lumber and timber products, pri
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