county. Motion carried.
^ « E D O B E S E n n B B a X » 'P -< S Z S m B S 3 0 n E X !a > ~ ^ m B 1 3 E Œ B B S a 3 I >
u C O A S T .IO * C O A
A letter was received from the
General Services Administration re ­
garding the sale of Beaver Army
Terminal, with advice to inform oth­
er interested agencies if Columbia
January 27, 1965
county does not wish to buy the
The Columbia county court having property. Commissioner Wasser mov­
F IN E
F U R N IT U R E
this day met in regular session for ed and Commissioner Clark second­
win A FREE
VIA PAN AM
the purpose of transacting county ed that copies of said letter be giv­
5 DAY VACATION
business, with the following members en to the Port Commission, the cities
FOR 2 IN
present: Judge Earl N. Seawright, of St. Helens, Rainier and Clatska­
EXOTIC
Commissioners Louis J. Wasser and nie, and any other interested agen­
CHECK YOUR LUCKY NUMBER
O. D. Clark, whereupon the follow­ cies. Motion carried.
ON THE COVER OF YOUR
ing business was transacted:
Cl
RCULAR BY BRINGING IT TO
Thomas F. Frewen of Dooley & Co.,
YOUR
COAST-TO-COAST STORE
CONTEST
NOT
VALIO
The minutes of the previous meet­ Insurance, met with the court to
where
prohibited
by
law
STAY
AT
THE
PRINCESS KAIULAUI
ing were read and approved.
discuss the making of an evaluation
Miscellaneous claims were approv­ of the existing insurance policies
ed.
for Columbia county. Commissioner
A memorandum was received in­ Wasser moved and Commissioner
White Stag
TV P lllo n ia c k
troducing the new county commis­ Clark seconded that Dooly & Co.
3 6 " X 81"
2000 Hour LIGHT BULBS
make
said
evaluation
at
no
cost
to
RECUNE
sioners of Klamath county. These
SLEEPING BAG
are Don Kenyon, Frank Ganong and Columbia county. Motion carried.
Commissioner Wasser moved and
Bill Forney.
Judge
Seawright seconded that Co­
An order was signed transferring
lumbia
county court sign a resolu­
$600 from the deputy district attor­
ney’s fund to an appropriation mark­ tion recommending that Columbia
ed Supplemental Salary, District At­ county support the Port of St. Hel­
ens in their negotiations for the pur­
torney.
chase of the Beaver Ammunition
Upon advice of the district attor­ site. Motion carried, and said reso­
ney, Commissioner Clark moved and lution signed.
Judge Seawright seconded that an
Robert Vagt and Wallace Gainer
order be signed annexing the follow­ met with the court to discuss the
ing described property to the St. matter of signing of aforementioned
Bright, long life. End frequent
100” xlp, s lb. thsrmofill In­
Helens Rural Fire Protection Dis­ resolution.
Relax In comfort. Foam con­
bulb changing. Average 2000 hr,
sulated for axtra warmth. Sturdy
structed back, seat, pillow.
trict:
>2°-130 volt rating. <0,
groan rape I lent square cotton
A letter was received from Tom
Tufted styling, welt trim. Beige
75, 100 watt sixes.
duck caver. Sanforised flannel
Parcel 1: Commencing at the McCall, secretary of state, enclosing
Sega or Brown.
(EL0060-3-EL0100-S)
19” Mortorola Portable
lining. (SCP0922-8)
(FA007J-6-FA0077-4)
Southwest corner of the Northwest a check for $1,888.46, state forestry
Stand and TV Trays
quarter of Section 36, Township 5 receipts.
Now Only.
Coaet-To-Coaet
Nylon
North of Range 2 West of the Wil­
Quick Dry
Infra-Rod
A check was received from School
SPOON & SPATULA
lamette Meridian; thence East 60 District No. 2 for $300 for payment
SPRAY PAINT f t
HEAT LAMP
rods to a point; thence North 80 for a used burner sold to them.
FOR
rods to a point; thence West 60 rods
Commissioner Wasser moved and
to the West Boundary line of said Commissioner Clark seconded that
Section; and thence South 80 rods the salary of Henry Hudson be rais­
to the place of beginning, containing ed $20 per month to conform with
30 acres, more or less, EXCEPTING the state minimum salary for a Prop­
THEREFROM a strip of land 16 feet erty Appraiser I. Motion carried.
Motorola Portable Radio
SIMMONS
off and from the North side of the
Nothing further coming before the
Now
$ 1 J95
above described tract conveyed to court, the same adjourned until Feb­
Slum ber King Innei
1« OZ. CAH
Only................
G. W. Kale by William Karth by ruary 3, 1965.
Spring M attress and
deed dated April 2, 1910 and record­
Box Springs $ 1 Q 9S
Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, this
ed April 2, 1910 in book 14 at page 27th day of January, 1965.
Price, each
T c <Z
Spray
your
■
r point - for
w
g w v many n homo
v iiie
27, deed records of Columbia Coun­
COLUMBIA COUNTY COURT
palnt-up
|abs.
Nen-taslc,
many
ty, Oregon.
Beauty Rest Inner
rich colors available.
/s / Earl N. Seawright,
Keep your baby chicks and pigs
(GP0201-5-GPQ24«-«)
Spring M attress and
safe and worm with infra-rad
Parcel 2: A tract of land in Sec­
County Judge
cookware. Can't scratch.
heat reflactar lamps. 250 watt
Box
$7Q 5°
(WB0386-9-WB0386 A7,
tion 35, Township 5 North of Range
/s / Louis J. Wasser,
" F r o .fe d " lamp. (E L0144-3)
3-Llght
2 West of the Willamette Meridian,
Springs,
Each
• cz
Commissioner
White Shade
Maetorcraft 36 Month
Columbia County, Oregon, described
/s / O. D. Clark,
Universal
POLE LAMP
as: Commencing at the Southeast
6 VOLT BATTERY
Commissioner
"Royal Scot*'
corner of the Northeast quarter of
VACUUM BOTTLES
said Section 35, Township 5 North of
See Our New Selection
January 29, 1965
Range 2 West of the Willamette
A special meeting of the Columbia
of Table Lamps
Meridian; thence running north along County Court was held this day for
said section line between Sections the purpose of transacting county
35 and 36 in said Township and business, with the following members
Range 24V4 rods to a point; thence present: Judge Earl N. Seawright,
running West 9M¡ rods to the center Commissioners Louis J. Wasser, and
Wood Stepladders
of the present travelled county road O. D. Clark.
Regularly
5-Ft.
99
thence running in a Southeasterly
The following business was tran­
$7.99
Length
Only
direction along the center of said sacted:
County road to the place of begin­
Commissioner Wasser moved and
6-Ft.
'19
BI
ning.
Cocoa color seamless tubing
Commissioner seconded that the
Length
Only
fits callings to 8 ’4 " . 3 spark­
Motion carried.
county procure, by option, additional
EXCHANGE
ling white shades. Walnut trim.
A memorandum was received re­ Lots 8, 9 and 15, of Block 129, own­
Central switch. (FN0500-7)
Pint or Quart sisa dependable
For a ll Chev., Ford, Plym.
garding pending house bills in the ed by Mr. Sheeley, and also Lots 13
19 5« and older. (D A 75-97)
vacuum bottles. For school,
work, putings. (WK0227-2)
legislature.
and 14, Block 129, owned by George
A letter was received from Gov­ McGlinn, for court house purposes.
Galvanized Heavy Duty
ernor Hatfield commending Colum­ Motion carried.
Garbage Cans
bia County for their emergency ac­
20-Gallon
$tfl77
Nothing further coming before the
tion during the recent flooding to court, the same adjourned until Feb­
Now Only.............
prevent typhoid and other communi­ ruary 3, 1965.
cable diseases.
31-Gallon
$4«
COLUMBIA COUNTY COURT
A letter was received from Mrs.
Now Only
/s / Earl N. Seawright,
Ralph Kraus, of the Chapman Com­
County Judge
Goulds oalanced flow
munity Club, requesting installation
La Salle •Tan Gio”
/s / Louis J. Wasser,
A rm strong Budgetone
shallow well system
II« 32 Golloi
of guard rails in the Raleigh Hills
Automatic Elec. Heater
Commissioner
vinyl floor covering
Silver Seal
No tank, no extras.
area. Judge Seawright will advise
with
/a / O. D. Clark,
Electric
95
Square
$ *i 2S
Now
her that this cannot be done at the
WATER
Commissioner
Yard
present time.
Thermostat. .
O n ly
HEATER
Commissioner Clark moved and
Congoleum vinyl 1 Fore­
Fi
Thermostatically
Controlled Auto. cast floor covering.
Commissioner Wasser seconded that
rin,
Join the crusade against heart di­
Titan Circl-Aire Portable
95 Square
the court set aside for further in­ seases which cause more deaths each Oakland Wood
$ e 59
Baseboard Elec. Heater
vestigation the matter of pricing of year than all other causes of death H eater...................
Yard______
Combination
Fan-Forced
various lots for sale by Columbia combined. Give to the Heart Fund.
Oakland Fireplace
195 9x12 Plastic
and Radiant
Wood Heater......
Surface Rugs
Heat. Only...
County Court
Minutes —
Storewide Sale
• 'B R U N S M A N
HARDWARE and ELECTRIC
-
WE D E L IV E R -
COME IN AND SEE OUR
LINE OF MOTOROLA T.V.
HAWAII
ENDS THIS WEEK
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Welfare Costs for December in
County Lists Total of $37,258
Roy K. Smith, administrator for
the Columbia County Public Welfare
Commission reports the following ex­
penditures for the month ending De­
cember 31: General assistance, $2,-
6031.31; foster care. $2,424.73; old age
assistance, $8178.45; aid to dependent
children. $11,755.53; aid to the blind,
$414.49; aid to the disabled, $4,796.01;
Kerr Mills program, $7,085.61; total
expenditures. $37,258.13.
Of the above expenditures, $11,-
452.38 was from state funds; $20.-
897.60 from federal funds, and $4,-
908.15 from county funds.
Child welfare workers gave ser­
vice to 98 children in the county, in­
cluding 54 in foster homes and one
in an adoptive home There are 33
certified foster homes in use at this
time.
Thirteen men with families are
working out (heir need for welfare
assistance on the community work
and training program under the coun­
ty road department supervision.
In Columbia county of the 2,944
persons eligible for the surplus food
program 1,798 persons made use of
this service.
Several personnel changes have
taken place within the welfare de­
partment.
N e w personnel includes M i s s
Grace E. Elliott of Astoria who at­
tended Pacific University and re­
ceived her degree from Portland
State College. Before coming to St.
Helens, Miss Elliott spent six months
in Australia as a n International
Farm Youth Exchange student dur­
ing 1963 and 1964. She then toured
Oregon for several months speaking
to various civic organizations. Miss
Elliott replaces Mrs. Hawkins who
recently transferred to the child wel­
fare department.
Also added to the staff is Mrs. Ri­
chard W. Hamilton, a St. Helens resi­
dent. who graduated from the Uni­
versity of Oregon and worked for the
8
THURSDAY. FEB. 11* 1965 welfare department for a time in
1052. She is now returning to the
agency as a child welfare worker.
EAB LAUNDRY and
Mrs. Hamilton is a St. Helens high
school graduate and has been in bus­
DRY CLEANERS
iness with her husband locally for
756 Bridge St.
several years. She is replacing Miss
— Also, Shoe Repairing —
Betty Brandt who is leavir^ St.
T w o -d a y Service
Helens to be married and will reside
CASH A CARRY
in California.
Ucrnonia Eagle
in .H B lB tm B K .1 T I » -.
C O A S T -T O -C O A S T
Relatives Here
For Birthday
RIVERVIEW — Here to join in the
observance of Hank Hudson's birth­
day last Wednesday evening were
his sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lara and family, and
his mother, Mrs. Opal Bechtold, all
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs .John Krinick were
called to Vallejo, California because
of their granddaughter's surgery.
Miss Whitlock, who teaches school
in Germany, was flown home for
the operation. The Krinicks returned
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ken Myers of Wa­
shougal spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wantland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Powell and
daughters and Melvin Powell of Port­
land spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs Inez Powell, mother of the two
men, to help her celebrate her birth­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown and
children visited Sunday at the Deer
Island Community church where Mr.
Brown was the speaker.
George Peachey who has retired
from the army after being in the
service 20 years, came Sunday from
Fort Hood, Texas to the home of his
mother. Mrs. Grace Peachey.
The little kid who used to assist
old ladies across the street is now
chasing them across with his car.
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> IT’S A PRIVILEGE AND
STO RES
Lei's Gel Acquainted!
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PLEASURE TO U V E IN VERNONIA
Churches Unite
For Song Fest
ed funeral services Monday morn­
ing for Mrs. Elma McAndrews of
Do You Know This Man?
Seaside.
Visitors at the Charles Sundland
Bom June 24, 1900 in the Phillipine
home during the week were Mr. and
Islands.
MIST — Clatskanie churches will Mrs. Ira Peterson. John Crawford
Married in 1945 at Vancouver, Wash­ be guests at Mist church Sunday eve­ and Sulo Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
ington.
ning, February 21 at 7:30 p.m. for ter Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. Arby
a Singspiration ,
Has three children.
Mills were visitors Sunday.
The Roy Kysers were in Longview
Came to Vernonia in 1945.
Mrs. H. M. Reynolds returned
Saturday on business.
home Monday afternoon after being
Worked for the Oregon American
Mrs. Vivian Karvnen, Gail and in the Emanuel hospital since early
company and successors.
grandson Keith were dinner guests December. She is feeling pretty good
Also worked for the owner of Meier at the Ray Garlock home Saturday.
but needs to be careful for a while.
and Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stout and
Now employed in Portland.
Mark and Mrs. Desta Dauhun of
Give a warm welcome to your
Hobby - Fishing.
Portland were Sunday visitors at the Heart Fund volunteer when she rings
(Information supplied by J. W. Ni­ Howard Grimsbo home. Mr. and Mrs. your doorbell on the week end of
chols.)
Grimsbo and A1 Cavanaugh attend­ Heart Sunday, February 21.
Answer to last weeks quiz: Stanley
Enevoldsen
H e a rt A tta c k V ic tim
In P h o en ix H ospital
BIRKENFELD—Mrs. Fred Stinch-
field was stricken with a heart at­
tack last week. She is in the Lincoln
Memorial hospital at Phoenix and
is improving real well. Her stay in
the hospital is indefinite.
Nicky and Erik Berg, Melvin and
Raymond Kyser and Steve Hemeon
went to Portland Friday night to see
the Globe Trotters play.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Baker
spent the week end here with his
folks Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Nordstrom visited
with the Bakers
KING’S Grocery-Market
Phone HA 9-6015
"Where Your Money Buy» More"
Riverview
At the Mile Bridge
ALWAYS — Top Quality
ALWAYS — Best Prices
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
—From your home-owned, independent grocery—
SHOP BY PHONE — YOU RING, WE BRING