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Riverton School
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rule and even confiscation by the gov­
ernment.
Oregon can and should be the play­
ground of the nation, and the trees
help keep that playground attractive
for the vacationist.
The tourist income can be made to
equal the timber income and selling
scenery and climate does not deplete
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He expressed surprise at what peo­
ple in the east are«*tisfied with as
playgrounds — nothing to compare
with the west’s—and he predicted
1939 as a banner tourist year, the re­
sources being the San Francisco fair,
and the fact that Europe is not now so
attractive to people with money who
are seeking pleasure.
Historical romance—the Spanish
first visitors, the Indians, the early
settlers, and also the logger—are ro­
mance possibilities which await only
some gifted writer to immortalize in
story and song, as California histor­
ical spots and early life has been.
Capitalize your fish, game, wild
life, your scenery, your climate, was
his plea.. But the west has something,
else the east has not—the expansive
life, the wholesome cordialness which
greets the newcomer with hearty
welcome and not with distrust
Couple enthusiasm with creative
' imagination, train those who greet the
' public in the way of hospitality and
have them able to tell of Oregon’s
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woqders. California has unbounded
enthusiasm even though it has noth­
ing but blue sky to sell. And another
good suggestion was, “If you can’t
The first basketball encounter of
boost, get out.”
* Mr. Griffith told of a remark he the Riverton “Trojan" warriors will
made to the wife of California’s gov­ be against the Langlois high school
ernor after Gov. Merriam had told ¡“A" and “B” teams on December 3
in a speech how much he had saved at Riverton. The Langlois girts will
the state of California in certain ways. play a volleyball games with the Riv­
“And I suppose you will use the erton girls before the basketball
money saved," Mr. Griffith said to games. The athletic schedule for Riv-
her, “to buy Oregon as a playground erton teams, lined up so far, for the
month of December will be:
for Californians!”
Dec. 2—Langlois at Riverton (“A"
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should hear.
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Dec. 7—Arago girls at Riverton
(an afternoon volleyball game).
"Port of Bandon” Passes Test
Dec. 9—Riverton at Marshfield
—Old “Klihyam” Is Sold (“A" and “B”squads in basketball).
Dec. 14—Riverton girls st Arago
The new tug, Port of Bandon, which (afternoon volleyball game).
Dec. 16—Riverton at Langlois ("A”
will serve the Port at the ifaouth of the
Coquille river passed all of the rigid and “B” squad boys’ basketball and
requirements at testa on the river at girl’s volleyball).
Bandon last-^veek. Complete satis­
faction in the way the tug operated
was expressed by port officials. It
was constructed at the shipyards at
Prosper at an approximate cost of
$25,000, with a similar amount being
expended on the powerful diesel
motors installed in the boat after it
was launched.
The old tug, Klihyam, which has
served the port for many years, was
sold last week to a firm at Everett,
Washington, for $3,000, which was
held to be a very good price for this
boat after so many yean of service
to the commercial inductees operat­
ing at the mouth of the river.
Gifts That Last
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IT IS SO SIMPLE ON OUR
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The “Trojan" Riverton school pa­
per was issued early—Wednesday this
week—because of the Thanksgiving
vacation.
Monday morntag from 10:30 to
13.00 o’clock, the Riverton school chil­
dren and patrons of the school enjoy­
ed motion pictures of Alaska and
Africa.
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Attends Grange Meet
County Agent George H. Jenkins
and the two members of the county
agricultural adjustment administra­
tion staff, Richard Melia and Mrs.
Mildred English, were in PorFIand last
week and attended the national
grange meet there.
An honorary
degree by the grange was conferred
upon them and they were the only
ones from this county so highly hon­
ored.
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C. P. Kibler, L. B. Chappell and
Reta E. Smith were on Monday named
as appraisers of the $2500 estate left
by Jas. T. Jones, who died in Lane
county, Nov. 9. Jno. G. Mullen was
appointed administrator.
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BIT CHRISTMAS SEALS
IT’S SENSATIONAL !
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In.New 20th Hit, "Five Of A Kind" At
Thanksgiving b Cesning
Kyaks
FINE WATCHES
CLOCKS
SIL VERWARE
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Miss Allard's first and second grade
The Dionne Quintuplets have gradual! Having served their
classes are preparing a Thanksgiving
screen apprenticeship, they are now revealed as full-fledged en­
day program. Several of the girls are
working out a little play. The boys, tertainers—-singing, dancing, making music and fun—in their third
among other things, are learning an and what is heralded their best feature picture, “Five Of A Kind."
A 20th Century-Fox production, reporters to bring the Quins to New
Indian dMnce. Beware! The Indians
are coming!
showing Thursday and Friday at the York for a personal appearance in ax
F. F. A. Banquet
Liberty Theatre, “Five Of A Kind” Broadway auditorium, is replete with
Extensive plans are being made by provides a striking setting for the thrills.
Mr. Rycraft and the F. F. A. boys for delightful little ladies, as it whirls in
On the trail of a missing heiress,
a big banquet to be given November and out of Broadway, highlighting the Claire Trevor, ace reporter, is out­
28 in the Riverton gym. The boys exciting action and romantic excite­ witted by Cesar Romero. He in­
expect to have sortie state Smith- ment of two rival newspaper and ra­ veigles Claire into lifting a phony
Hughes men and others of prominence dio reporters.
story from his pocket, which results
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It has been two years since Yvonne,
in her losing her job.
Banquet tickets will be 50c. The Annette, Cecile, Marie and Emelie
In addition to Claire Trevor and
ladies as well ss the men in the com­ emoted before the camera in a 20th
munity may attend.
Century-Fox feature, and in those Cesar Romero as the romantic leads,
Jean Hersholt playa the beloved doc­
two years they have “grown up."
Mr. Johnson last week gave the
In addition to the amazing per­ tor of the Quins. Slim Summerville,
county road in front of the bus sheds formance of the Quins, the story of Henry Wilcoxon, Inez Courtney, John
(where three or four large mud holes “Five Of A Kind," which revolves Qualen, Jane Darwell and Pauline
were developing) a Uttie “first aid” around the attempt of the two star Moore are also featured.
in the form of several truck loads of
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broken up pieces of old cement.
The three boys—Orville Hull, Max
Mullen, and Roy Johnson—In the ad­
vanced Smith-Hughes class applied
paint to their kyaks last week. Mr.
Rycraft and Mrs. Robinson couldn't
resist the temptation so tried one of
them out on the river. They report
that kyak operators should part their
hair in the middle to help them keep
their balance!
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It has been decided this year that
the time in the upper grades available
for athletics will be divided between >
High-Speed, Big City Story, Whirling In and Out Of Broadway,
the boys’ basketball team and the
■ Features Jean Hersholt, Claire Trevor, Cesar Romero
girls’ volleyball. Mr. Leonard will
At Liberty Theatre Thursday and Friday
coach the teams.
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Quins Sing, Dance, Make Music and Fun
Grads Girls to Hay Volleyball
Glenys Gilbert has been working
evenings and part of the time on Sat­
urdays on the high school library
The new books have all been shel­
lacked, catalogued, entered in the ac­
cession book and listed acording to
whether or not they are among those
on the high school library list. Stan­
dardization requirements demand 250
non-fiction books out of 500 demand­
ed besides the encyclopedias and dic­
tionaries. The last few years several
acceptable books have bean added to
the library, and it is expected that the
library will be brought completely up
to standard requirements as soon as
WE ARE OFFERING OUR PATRONS THE OPPORTUNITY
OF GIVING ONLY THE BEST KIND OF A GIFT THIS YEAR.
THE IDEA IS TO MAKE tOUR SELECTION NOW AND
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PAY A SMALL AMOUNT EACH WEEK.
$>
money is available.
The work on the library is being su­
pervised by Miss Gilman, teacher li­
brarian.
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