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THURSDAY. DEC. 16. 1965
Church Program
Sunday Evening
BJRKENFELD — The Mist-Birken-
feld Community church will have
their annual Sunday school program
this coming Sunday evening. Decem­
ber 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the church in
Birkenfeld. The community is in­
vited to hear the local children
bring the Christmas message in song
and verse.
The Women’s Missionary group
met at the home of Shirley Berg
Wednesday with nine ladies and two
children present. At noon the women
enjoyed a potluck luncheon. Christ­
mas singing and a business meeting
followed. Mrs. Eldon Shetler gave a
short devotional on the Christmas
star. Mrs. Charles Hansen. Mrs. Ar­
by Mills and Mrs. Lloyd Carlock
were appointed on the nominating
committee for the election of officers
which will be held in January. Mrs.
Carlock had charge of placing the
Missionary offering, and she request­
ed that it be sent as a Christmas
gift to an orphanage in Korea. The
ladies present sang the familiar
birthday song to Anna Hanberg who
had a birthday the following day.
Mrs. Charles Hansen made the cake
which was enjoyed with coffee and
ice cream. The meeting in January
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Garlock in Mist.
Clarence Glick, Fishhawk road res­
ident, came home from the Emanuel
hospital in Portland Monday after
having surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Beach were
at the home of his brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach, and had
dinner with them.
A drive Sunday to Garibaldi was
taken by Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ca­
hill. They reported good weather
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Larson, Bob
and Dwayne, spent the week end
with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Fran­
cis Larson. Monday, Mrs. Vick Berg
and daughter, Judy Layman, went
to Portland to bring Mrs. Layman’s
little daughter Marcy home from
the Shriner’s hospital. Marcy recent­
ly had plastic surgery.
Women are never satisfied. Now
that they’ve achieved equality with
men, they’re outstripping them.
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D E L IV E R -
Injured Man Is
Hospitalized
MIST—Walter McGarrity w a s
badly injured Wednesday morning
while at work with the David Craw­
ford Logging Co. He is in the
Providence hospital in Portland
where the latest reports received
state that he is improving. Mac,
as he is called, lives in one of
the Mist Cottages.
The Mist - Birkenfeld Sunday
School Christmas program wilt be
presented Sunday, December 19 at
7:30 p.m. at the Birkenfeld Com­
munity church.
Mr. and Mrs. Shalmon Libel
were dinner guests of his sister,
Mrs. Faye Lindberg in Astoria
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visited at the Libel home Wednes­
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen
and Sandra accompanied her fath­
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ie to Beaverton Wednesday to at­
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grandmother. Mrs. Jennie Stearns.
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attended the grade school basket­
ball jamboree in St Helens Fri­
day evening.
The Mist grade school will pre­
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Friday evening, December 17. at
the Mist gym.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pierce and
Mr. and Mrs. Cliffonl Arnold of
Washougal, Washington were Sun­
day visitors at the Howard Grims­
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Clatskanie visitors Saturday.
Saturday Christmas visitors in
Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Law-
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County Court
Minutes - - -
Unnofficial: Subject to change
before approval by the court.
December 8, 1965
The Columbia County Court hav­
ing this day met in regular session
with the following members pre­
sent: Judge Earl N. Seawright.
Commissioners Louis J. Wasser
and O. D. Clark, whereupon the
following business was transacted:
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Miscellaneous claims were ap­
proved.
Jessup Johnson of the Vector
Control district met with the court
to recommend that Kenneth Erick
son of Clatskanie bo appointed to
fill the vacancy created by Je­
rome I’uzey as a member of that
district. Commissioner Wa s s e r
moved and Commissioner Clark
seconded that Erickson be appoint­
ed for a four-year term, to expire
June 1, 1969. Motion carried.
A letter was received from Mr.
Rulien, division engineer of the
state highway department, regard­
ing the intersection of Goble road
and U.S. 30. He proposed a 50-50
arrangement to install a traffic
signal. The court decided to meet
with the city council and with rep­
resentatives of the highway com­
mission to discuss the matter fur­
ther.
The following offers were receiv­
ed and taken under advisement by
the court:
Offer of $150 each for lots 3 and
4, block 31. Rainier, received from
Mrs. Paul Mercer.
Offer of $50 form Earl Main for
hloek 8. SW1», Dobbins Addition
to Rainier.
Offer of Mrs. Charles A. Haas
of $50 for land 15 x 50. lot 6,
block 23. Blanchard's Addition to
Rainier. The court advised that
the description was in error.
Offer of $3,525 for West half of
lots 9 and 10, block 7, Vernonia,
Regularly
$9.99
Markel Fan-Gio I trie
Heater
$6 1 95
Only................
Others from $9.99
received from Mrs. Laura Carmi­
chael.
Sheriff Roy Wilburn met with
the court to discuss radio equip­
ment desired by the Vernonia po­
lice to enable them to be in con­
tact with the sheriff’s department.
He also discussed the licensing of
junk yards and auction yards.
The court received a telephone
call from Dave Burroughs of the
Association of Oregon Counties,
regarding the interim committee
on highways. He wished to know
how Columbia county apportions
O&C funds to the cities, and whe­
ther any changes in the present
arrangement will be made.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Broks
met with the court to discuss the
purchase of property in Rainier.
They were advised to get a legal
description of the property, and
then to submit an offer to the
court.
A letter was received from the
Association of Oregon Counties,
regarding the group health insur­
ance plan, and advising that they
wish to expand daily hospital care
coverage from $20 to $25 per day
at a cost of $14.40 to the county,
based on 64 subscribers, which
would mean an addition of 23c per
month premium for one person, 78c
for employee and one dependent,
or 88c for an entire family. The
court advised that they were in
favor of the increased coverage.
Commissioner Wasser moved
and Commissioner Clark secon led
that the offer of $200 each for lots
9 and 10, hloek II, Roxy Park Ad­
dition to Rainier, submited by Al­
ton E. Hoffman, be accepted. Mo­
tion carried.
Frank L. Patton, roadmaster,
met with the court to discuss the
estimated cost of repair work at
the intersection of 18th and Old
Portland road, submitted by St.
Helens Paving company.
Commissioner
Wasser
moved
and Commissioner Clark seconded
that the court approve a liquor li­
cense for the Mist store. Motion
carried.
A request for cancellation of tax­
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Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, this
An order and deed were signed 8th day of December, 1965.
in favor of Leonard J. Mattson,
for lot 9, block 3, Columbia Park,
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A letter was received from the
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sell approximately seven acres at
Big Eddy Park to the county for
a cost of $2,500 with a 99-year
agreement that said property
would not be used for anything
except a park. The court agreed
to write to the park comission
and advise them to purchase said
property.
Judge Seawright advised that he
had received a telephone call from
U S Appraisal company regarding
the bill they had submited for
the appraisal of all county prop­
erty. It was decided that no ac­
tion would be taken until the court
receives a copy of a letter sent
to Matt Ballard, representative of
the Columbia County Insurance
Agents.
Nothing further coming before
the court, the same adjourned un-
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