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County News ADAMS HIGH BIDDER FOR CITY TIMBER CLATSKANIE — Archie Ad ams was the high bidder for the old city reservoir property near the August Pykkonen place and his offer was conditionally ac cepted by the common council. Adams’ bid was for $2140. The property includes 48 acres, mostly second growth timber. Also at the same meeting city land was released to the Texas Oil Co., which has been leasing property throughout this part of the country. The lease includes the property that is not being used by the city at the present time. YOUNGER CANDIDATES WIN COUNCIL PLACES Exchange for Victory to Feature Drive Buy Bonds, Stamps for Christmas Is 6th Campaign Slogan RAINIER— 'Change” appears to have been the motif of voters in Rainier’s municipal election, coincidental with the state and national elections. A mayor not heretofore a member of the city administraation was elected with out opposition, while the three incumbents of the city council who were on the ballot were de cisively defeated by three “young men” candidates who conducted an aggressive, advertising cam paign prior to the election. Loggers Ready for Prep. Game Here Friday Night Local football fans are wild with excitement this week for the Vernonia high school Log gers, for the third time in five years, have tucked away the Co lumbia county g.id championship For the second time in four years they have reached this point of the season undefeated and are now entered in the play off for the right to represent district No. 3 in the semi-finals for the state championship. The county championship was assured this week when Rainier forfeited theii- game scheduled for the home turf Friday, to al- l<rw the Loggers to enter the playoff. STARTING LINEUP FOR FRIDAY’S GAME: Vernonia Loggers Columbia Prep. Jack Riley 20 le 36 Gene Feltz Gordon Cline 39 It 53 Joe Gillis Douglas Culbertson 35 Ig 42 Bud Emery Ralph Sturdevant 37 52 Tom Kurth c Marvin Turner 41 40 Bob Callicrate rg Dan Rollins 30 rt 51 Robert Friedhoff James Johns 31 re 39 Robert Charters Jack Nance 6 33 James O’Hanlon q Fred Larsen 34 lh 35 Frank Paustain Max MilÜ3 11 rh 34 Albert Copp Duke Byers 36 f 43 George Richards OFFICIALS: Dick Gerber, Charles Dawson and Red Kirkpatrick, all of Portland. Annual Sale Of Christinas Seals Slated Mailing to Be Made Nov. 27; Funds to Fight Tuberculosis The annual Christmas Seal Vernonia’s Victory Ex.hange sale will be launched here as will be the leading feature of well as in other places in this the 6th War Loan Drive due to country, on Nov. 27th when over start here Monday, November 800 envelopes containing seals 20. The exchange is a new event will be mailed to prospective buy for this area and was planned ers. Heading the local drivo is by the local committee working Mrs. Connie Anderson who is under the chairmanship of Mrs. acting as chairman of the com R. D. Eby who leads the local mute conducting the drive. drive. The seal sale is the sole sup Cooperation from local resi port of the fight against tuber dents is asked by Mrs. Eby to are reputed to be exponents of they will be ready by running culosis, 75 percent of the funds start the exchange promptly HATTAN IS RE-ELECTED from the county sale remaining Monday and to make it success wide open football featuring for rough shod over the McMinnville in the county to conduct the CLATSKANIE MAYOR Coach Orile Robbins’ boys are ful. Articles are needed and the CLATSKANIE — Newly elect- chairman has asked that they be cne of six undefeated and un ward and lateial passes and clev Grizzlies last Friday 32 to 0. The fight. During the past year the Col edcity officers include L. S. Hat turned in this week to the old tied teams in district 3. The re er deception for the bail carriers. Logger line was consistently op The Loggers possess a like ening up gaping holes in the vis umbia County Public Health as tan as mayor, Ray Jubinville post office building on Bridge gional board decided to match and Warren M. Young, council street, ,the exchange center, at these six teams in three games record which has extended to itors Jine through which Millis, sociation has underwritten an ex men; C. J. Miller, recorder and which place someone will be on this week end, thus reducing the eight straight victories. The hig- Byers and Larson galloped for tensive educational program as C. L. Conyers, treasurer. leaders to three clubs. Following scoring locals have also compiled long gains. Three runs by Millis well as conducting a tuberculo duty. The' measure that appointive Friday ’s games the district com an exceptional defensive record. were outside the 40-yard line. sis testing program.. A total of Articles in good condition are officers for the city may live requested and suggestions have mittee must choose one of the Most of the scores made against The team came through the game 859 TB tests were given to cutside the city limits was car been made of items that will be three undefeated teams as rep the Loggers this season have in good condition except for Dan school children and adults in in ried. The new officers will take acceptable. The article displayed resentatives of this district to come when the regulars were on Rollins who aggravated his ankle dustry, 127 positive reactors dis their oath of office after the will be sold and the money there oppose the Southern Oregon the bench. injury. It is believed he will be covered, 175 chest X-rays taken The Loggers served notice that ready for at least a portion of and paid for. At present 23 first of the year. from changed into war stamps or champion on Thanksgiving day. known cases, of the disease are the game Friday night. bonds and turned over to the or Friday night’s schedule pits the CURFEW TO SOUND Local fans are demonstrating under treatment. Miss Ruth iginal owner of the article. Sug Columbia Prep Crusaders against AT NINE P.M. the Vernonia Loggers on the lo their support by taking over the Peffley, county nurse and local ST. HELENS — A short blast gestions for articles to be cal field. Newberg will meet sale of tickets and advertising doctors are constantly working brought to the exchange have on St. Helens’ two fire sirens at Gresham and Lebanon will play for the game. Several improve on the program. 9 o’clock every evening, will be been made such as: 1. children's Cottage Grove. ments will be in evidence on the County Quota $4,000 clothes (not too worn), 2. fur the signal to the young people Mrs. Anderson states that the field, the most important being niture, 3. books, and garden of the community to be on their Friday night’s clash under the a fine big scoreboard erected, county quota this year is $4000. tools. Of course there are many way home, beginning Sunday, lights on Park Field looms as a through the courtesy of Judd From sales of previous years the other articles that would be spectacular exhibition of offen Nov. 12. state health association has built Greenman. suitable, these being suggestions In a move to curb the grow sive football between two high a mobile X-ray unit which the only. The exchange will be • in ing number of youngsters to be scoring exponents of T forma people of this county will have found on the streets of the town charge of Mrs. Jerry Brambleit tion football. Both teams boast the opportunity of using next who will be assisted by ladies , at all hours of the nights, ^the impressive scoring records and spring. It will be used in the from the various clubs, churches St. Helens city council voted at will open up with their best wea new program of mass examina and lodges of the city. its regular meeting to revive the pons to continue up the cham tion, the aim being the eradica A further inducement to bond pionship trail. practice of .sounding curfew. tion of tuberculosis and the pro purchasers to invest in an ex A city ordinance provides that gram can be carried out only The higly - touted Crusaders On Friday evening, Nov. 10, minors shall not be on the tra bond or so is a free show at by the sale of seals. the Joy theatre on December come out from Portland on the Mrs. Victoria Robbins, nee Sharp, streets after 9 p.m. during the The local committee aiding passed away at the home of her school year and after 10 p.m. in 5th. Individual purchasers of ex crest of a winning streak which Mrs. Anderson in Judd Greenman tra bonds, cash purchases in ad has kept them undefeated in daughter, Mrs. Nels Westlund, at the summer months. The practice Dr. R. D. Eby, J. W. Nichols. Sweet Home. of sounding curfew was discon dition to the payroll savings pur seven starts. Led by Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon, Mrs. Columbians tinued because civilian defense chases, which are made from star halfback, the Victoria Sharp was born and A. J. Hughes, and Wallace Mc those making the house-to-house regulations prevented sounding grew to young womanhood in Crae canvass which will start Monday, the sirens for such purpose. The seal drive is being car Arkansas. There she married will receive for each bond so The council’s action was taken ried out in the Mist-BirkenfelJ John Robbins and to this union PICTURED in the cockpit of four children were born, two of district under the leadership of as a result of flagrant violation bought a free admission ticket to the Joy theater for the show on his eighth air force B-17 flying whom with her husband, preced Mrs. William Bridgers and Mrs. of the curfew law in an increas December 5th. Those people buy fortress is 1st Lt. Clarence H. ed her in death. The Robbins Guy Bellingham. ing number of instances. ing bonds at the theater that Lamping, who has recently re family came to Riverview more night will also be admitted free. ceived his sixth decoration in than 20 years ago and made Paver’s Little Bit O’Hagerty, combat—the distinguished flying Boston terrier male owned by cross. He was previously award many friends who will mourn the Mr. and Mrs. Jewett A. Bush, ed the air medal and four oak passing of this good mother, who still continues to defeat all com leaf clusters to that medal. only last September, owing to ers in the Boston terrier world. Lamping is here now visiting his failing health, went to make her home with her daughter. At the Chicago Boston Terrier family and friends. NEW STAMP fro 24 ationefro The several ladies who have Specialty show October 7 and Sugar stamp 34 in war ration In addition to Mrs. Westlund The Evangelical and Christian 8, the dog won the highest rib LEAVES FOR NEBRASKA been studying for home service book four will be good for buy she leaves another daughter, Neal Bush, who spent 10 days Mrs. Wm. Mason of Camp Mc work for the Red Cross received ing five pounds of sugar begin churches will unite for their an bons. On November 6th at Lan ning November 16, 1944, Willard nual Thanksgiving service on sing, Michigan, he won highest visiting friends and relatives Gregor, four grandchildren, Ev further instruction Monday here Case, district OPA food rationing next Wednesday evening at 7:30 honors, winning all the way to while on leave, left last Thursday elyn Wyatt, Juanita Parker, Rich from Mrs. Harris, Red Cross ex representative announced this p.m. The congregations of both best of breed and defeating for Lincoln, Nebraska. He is in ard Robbins and Sharon Mason ecutive secretary for the county. churches will meet at the Chris many high ranking Bostons that the army air service acting as week. and one great grandson, Ernest The same group also went to St. Helens later in the week for Like sugar stamps 30-1-2-3, the tian church and the pastor of formerly have been doing the investigator. Wyatt, to mourn her passing. new stamp will be good indefin that church will preach the ser winning in the East. Funeral services were held further instruction. RETURNS TO CAMP Transportation is being provid At Lansing Mich, he defeated itely for buying 5 pounds of mon. The public is cordialty in Monday afternoon at the Bush Cpl. Murvel Frank left last ed by the Red Cross motor corps the Boston male, G. I. Joe, the sugar, Case explained. Since Mar. vited. Funeral Home and her body was The Christian church will ba one dog that all judges claimed Sunday to return to his camp laid to rest by the side of her which is under the supervision of 16, 1944 the OPA has been val host to the Cub Scouts nexc had a chance of defeating the after spending a furlough here husband in Vernonia Memorial Mrs. Frank Hartwick who* is al idating one sugar stamp—good so taking the home service in Sunday and gifts for the home local dog. He is now nearing his with hiis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cemetary. for 5 pounds—every two and struction. for the aged at Beaverton, an naitional championship, needing H. H. Frank and other relatives one-half months, he said. and friends. When the study is completed, May the mourners be able to Sugar stamp No. 40, validated annual offering of fruits and 2 or 3 points to finish. When vegetable«, will be received. think as James Whitcomb Riley any of the ladies will be sub made a champion, he will re HOME PAL LOCATED . February 1, 1944, is good for RIVERVIEW — S2-c Robert suggests in his sympathetic pdem. ject to call at any time during buying 5 pounds of home canning These gifts will serve as decor turn here, probably as the only the week, thereby aiding Mrs. sugar through February 28, 1945. ations at the church for the day. dog from Vernonia ever to reach Bodell, who is stationed in the She Is Just Away Harris who is able to be here on Anothe’- event at the Chris that point. Vernonia has received Aleutians, writes his parents, Mr. Absolutely no sugar can be granted to consumers who desire tian church will be a talk Fri much publicity via the dog mag and Mrs. Glen Bodell, that he I cannot say, and I will not say ly one day of the week. That she is dead,—she is just sugar for home curing of their day evening, tomorrow, Novem azines which carry frequent has located a home pal, Richard away! Robbins,, USN, there and that own meat. This has been granted ber 17, by Miss Gertrude Shoe stories concerning the animal. they celebrate during off-duty With a cheery smile, and a wave Large Cuke Picked in the past and must be stopped maker, missionary from central On November 10th the ther Africa. hours. Robert likes his location of the hand, immediately. • She has wandered into an un mometer dropped to 30 degrees, and from latest postmarks he Likewise, no sugar can be is giving Mrs. D. P. Spofford the known land, seems to be getting nearer the sued to individuals or groups 25 Decrees Recorded idea that it was time to gather Alaskan mainland. who desire to make candy, cook Local residents awoke to a sur And left us dreaming how very the last of her cucumber crop ies, etc., to be shipped to soldiers prise Wednesday morning-a cold fair CAPTAIN HIEBER HERE which included a cuke 14 inches whether in this country or over surprise. The official weather Captain Glen Hieber and Mrs. It needs must be, since she lin long and 5 inches across at the seas. If they wish to do this they station operated bv Mrs. D. P. A report of funds subscribed Hieber spent the week end here gers there. largest part. It weighed 3 lbs. must use their own sugar. Spofford recorded the early for the war chest drive here as with the C. F. Hiebera. The cap And you—O you, who the wild 14 ounces and was green, still morning temperature Wednesday, made by Mrs. Harry Culbertson growing and solid. tain left Monday to return to est yearn yesterday, as 25 degrees. Tuesday gave the figure of NAMED FOR DRIVE Atlanta, Georgia where he has For the old-time step and the 11,069.13 as being the total to been stationed. His wife Patrica Moran of Vernonia re glad return,— date for the campaign which will mained in Hillsboro .with her will represent Sigma Hall at the THANKSGIVING DATE SET VISIT HERE CANCELLED Think of her faring on, as dear University of Oregon in the earn- Thanksgiving Day will be ob end this week. Due to the change in the ob family. The fund has been swelled by In the love of There as the love servance of Thanksgiving day, pea-wide drive begun Monday, served in Oregon on November of Here; November 6. for the World Stu 23. States ar<» celebrating accord a turnover of $47.29 made by ON FURLOUGH the regularly scheduled visit of Bob Depue, Technician 5th Think of her still as the same, the traveling examiner for licens dent Service fund. A student has ing to their governors’ procla the Rebekah lodge. The turn proceeds of a grade, with the army engineers, I say: been named to handle each liv mations setting the harvest day. over was the es for drivers will not be in Ver- She is not dead—she is just nonia on November 23rd as form ing organisation in the money Governor Snell naming Novem dance sponsored by the lodge on is here on furlough from Spokane Washington. October 28th. away! ber 23. erly planned. raising effort. Those Who Are in It Mrs. Robbins Is Buried Here Mon. Local Boston Is Eastern Winner New Stamp for Sugar Is Valid Home Service Work Continues Two Churches to Combine Services War Chest Total Here $1,069.13
