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Legal Actions
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966
Big City Lures
Area Residents
WEEKLY REPORT OF LEGAL
ACTIONS - COLUMBIA COUNTY
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HARDWARE and ELECTRIC
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Through January 10, 1965
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs. M arriag e License Applications:
Roy Stuvo were in Portland Sat
Diana Barbara Bisconer, of Kala
urday. The Birkenfeld reporter
ma, Wash., and Donald Dean
found them visiting in Montgomery
Carrikcr of Longview, Wash.
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Wards that day with Mr. Stuve’s Florence Marie Burkhard, and E r­
ON THE COVER OF YOUR
nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
(CIRCULAR
BY BRINGING IT TO
ic Harold Bjornstad, both of Rai­
YOUR COAST-TO-COAST STORE
Bill Lunsden from Vancouver,
nier
Washington. The Stuves were sur­ Janet Suzanne Hynen, of Portland
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prised to discover the I.unsdens in
and Terrance Jon Aarnio of As­
the store, and were equally as sur­
toria
prised to find also the Birkenfeld Divorces:
reporter. The Stuves returned to None
Birkenfeld by way of Forest Grove complaints:
that afternoon and visited with 16493 - Public Finance Corpora­
their daughter and husband, Mr.
tion of St. Helens vs. Robert L.
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and Mrs. Fred Bender.
Luttrell, Betty Luttrell, G. A.
Yes, the Birkenfeld news re­
Luttrell and Christina Luttrell
porter (Shirley Berg) went to 16494 - Bette J. Prier, administra­
2 FOR
Portland this past week end. She
trix of the estate of Bobbie Lee
went into the big city on Friday
Lord vs. Ed Stortz and Edwin
night to attend the Chapter G Chin-
H. Stortz, dba Highway Fuel
Up Club meeting in the Friend­ 16495 - Betty Jean Dyches vs. Bet­
ship Room at the Portland Fed­
ty Johnson as executrix of the
BATTERY BOOSTER
eral Savings Bank in Gateway.
estate of John B. Duckett, de­
CABLE
SET
Chapter 6 is the business and pro­
GAS-LINE
ANTI
FREEZE
ceased
For
quick,
convenient starting
SCATTER RUGS
fessional group of this particular 16496 - Charles A. Krick vs. Lewis
When that cold winter wind
of stalled cars. Aluminum. 8 feet
blows, prevent gasline freeiewjps
club. Two of the members, Mr.
100% rayon viscose plush pile
Lemaick
long. (AJ0500B8)
with Dry Tank onti-freeze. Gives
with boullion fringes White with
and Mrs. Bill Freeman, had been Probate:
you sure, quick starts a ll winter
floral pattern. 21” x 31”.
to Hawaii earlier, and slides were 3743 - Conservatorship of the Es­
long. (AC06 3 0-3)
(FR0510-1)
shown of their trip. Shirley also
tate of Charles Hobble
visited with an aunt and uncle, 3744 - Estate of Patrick Frances
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Haff who re­
Madden, deceased
side on Council Crest. She returned 3745 - Estate of Elias F. Leinon-
to the country again on Saturday,
en, deceased
after taking her car to the “doc­ 3746 - Estate of Albert C. Royce,
tor” (Riviera) for minor repair,
deceased
and doing some shopping.
3747 - Estate of Sharon Barton,
GAL.
Visitors during the week at the
deceased
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wan-
PERMANENT
In Your
strom were Mr. and Mrs. Victor
199 Regularly $1.25
Berg who brought along their mo­
ANTI-FREEZE
Container
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vie projector and showed interest­
Ethylene Glycol an tifreeze 50*
2000 HOUR
“7 "7 A
50 mix protects to 34 below
ing movies, many of them taken
LIGHT BULBS
/ / £
SAFETY LANTERN
xero. One fillin g lasts all winter.
in the valley; Axel Swanson of
Guaranteed protection for your
AND BATTERY
6 long life light bulbs to a
Multnomah, brother-in-law of Mrs.
cor. (AX 105)
package.
End frequent bulb
Rod enamel finish with bright
Wanstrom; Charles Ramsey, Mr.
changes. Your choice of 60, 75
RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Ellen Roem- chromo
trim. Telescoping safety
and Mrs. Howard Jones and Marge. mick and four children have moved
or 100 waft lamps. (EL0060-3 —
flasher arm, 6 volt battery In»
EL0100-5)
eluded. (SF0564"8“ S F 00 52C l)
Over the week end, their daugh­ from Rose avenue to the Taylor
ter, Mrs. Ione Downs, was here house on Spencer avenue.
Regularly
from Portland. Sunday the Wan-
Mrs. Carson Strong spent sev­
$3 .95
stroms and Ione drove to the coast eral days last week at the home
Regularly'
and Were in the area where the of her daughter and family, Mr.
.$ 7 9 0
famed Peter Iredale boat is. They and Mrs. Michael Best at Eugene.
picked up driftwood on the beach. She went to care for her two
Mrs. Downs returned to Portland granddaughters who were ailing.
Monday.
Mrs. Best teaches school and he
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Mr. and Mrs. Sid Takama had attends the U of O.
dinner Sunday with the Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lloyd and
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Ramsey family. Mr. Tak a m a family visited at the homes of his
brought the morning message at grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
8 Ft. 4 In.
the Westport Community church Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
WEST BEND
POLE LAMP
and they then came by this way Tomlin, and his sister and fam­
TEFLON SKILLET
to see the Ramseys. Both Mr. and ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckland
Cocoa colored seamless tubing.
The best cooks use Teflon for
Fits ceilings up to 8 ft, 4 In.
Mrs. Takama are students at Cas­ Sunday. A special feature of the
nonstick cooking and easy clean«
Three polypropylene shades with
cade College in Portland. They are visit was to show the members of
up. This 10 inch aluminum skillet
Walnut finials. Central switch.
is Teflon coated for your con«
originally from Canada.
(FN0500-7)
the families their baby daughter,
venience. (WF0728-2)
Mr. and Mrs. George Bellingham Traci Noelle.
''Regularly $ 1 0 8 '
and family were in Astoria over
19" Motorola Portable TV with
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan of
the week end. Friday evening,
Stand
ara 95 and
.Save
Over
50%,
George refereed for the Clatsop Portland and her mother, Mrs.
only
up
College basketball game. Saturday Myrtle Snook of Napa, California
Come in and see our Motorola
evening they attended the Astoria spent Saturday at the home of
Rectangular Color T-V
SAVE 50%
high school game with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Snook.
Mrs. Bud Rose spent Wednesday
Mrs. Ron Trenholm and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jones re­ through Sunday at the home of
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
turned from Vernonia Sunday aft
er being there since before Christ­ Bob Rose in Portland so that she
mas. They stayed at the home of could visit her husband in the U
her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ritz of O hospital often.
CHAMPION
TURNEk
while they were on a trip to Cal­
SPARK PLUGS
ifornia.
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Thermostatically Controlled Auto.
Oakland Fireplace Wood Heater.
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$14195
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Roemicks Move
To Riverview
HEARING
AIDS
Hearing examinations, repairs
and supplies, all makes.
Hearing Aids front $51.
Free cleaning and adjustment
of your aid.
Ear pieces custom made - - • $5.75
Batteries: No. 675, Pkg. 6 - - $1.70
FOREST GROVE
HEARING SERVICE
1825 Maple st.
Forest Grove
Phone 357-7475
MIST—Mrs. Ray Garlock has
been feeling pretty under the weath­
er lately with near pneumonia. Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Garlock of War­
renton spent the week end at the
Garlock home. Mrs. Fred Larson
and Mrs. Paul Thompson of Clats­
kanie called at the Garlock home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucille McCrone. M r s .
George Mathews, Mrs. Maude Rog
ers and Mrs. Bill Wolff visited
Mrs Robert Mathews one day last
week
Mr and Mrs. Mel Storie of Port
land were here Sunday visiting her
folks, the Lawton Waddells. Mrs
Waddell and Mrs. Slialmon Libel
were in Forest Grove Friday.
Mrs. Hugh ('ox. Anna llanberg
and Mrs Wayne Kyser were in
St. Helens Monday on business.
Saturday Mrs. Cox visited in North
Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
I.itwin and Mrs Pauline Wilson
Mrs. Earl Knowles was a lun
cheon guest of Mrs. Cox Sundav
HEAVY H A U LIN G
Bair Logging Co.
Day Calls
596 Rose Ave.
Night Calls
HA 9-3462
\ emonia, Oregon
HA 9-6045
$169.95
c
79C
Near Pneumonia Halls
Activities for a Time
Biltwell Daveno and Chair Set.
A Real Buy at Only
Bottled energy to cook, light,
heat, and g r ill—with the flick
of a match. Each cylinder con»
tain» 26.7 fluid ounces I
(HA1909.2)
bounty Court
Minutes - - -
Unofficial, subject to change be­
fore
approval
by
the
County
Court.
January 12, 1966
The Columbias County Court hav­
ing this day met in regular session
for the purpose of transacting
county business, with the following
members present: Judge Earl N.
Seawright, Commissioners Louis J.
Wasser and O. D. Clark, where­
upon the following business was
transacted:
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
as corrected.
Miscellaneous claims were ap­
proved.
Contissioner Clark moved that
the offer of Mrs. Ixtuis Carmichael,
of December 7. 1965. to puechase
the west half of Lots 9 and 10.
Block 7. City of Vernonia, be ac­
cepted The motion died for lack
of a second.
Commissioner Wasser moved
that the amounts bid for the pur
chase of county owned property
not be put into the minutes of
the county court meetings. This
motion also died for lack of a sec­
ond.
The court received a signed deed
from Mary Waitkus, for part of
the property for the new fair-
g rounds.
Several letters were received
from various people and organi­
zations recommending either Bob
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SIMMONS
Slumber King Innei
Spring Mattress and
Box Springs
$
Price, each
Armstrong Quakertone
Vinyl Floor Covering
Square
19
Yard
A
Beauty Rest Inner
Spring Mattress and
Box
$r7Q 50
Springs, Each 1 «7
Congoleum vinyl Fore­
cast floor covering.
Square
$-
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9x12 Plastic
$f715
Surface Rugs .._
Markel Fan-Gio Electric
Heater
sq J 95
Only
Others from $9.99
Goulds balanced flow
shallow well system
No tank, no extras.
Now
'Q O 5C
Only
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■KSkYrBIg 52 Gallo)
3 ; S ilv .r Seal
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Electric
I WATER
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$59.88
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Table Lamps
Pricpd from
luuvbiidug or ta i inrone as a re-
placement for H. J. Erickson, as
Veteran Service Officer. Commis­
sioner Wasser moved and Commis­
sioner Clark seconded that both
men be interviewed before a de­
cision is reached.
Lester Pugh met with the court
to discuss his offer of $300 to pur
chase Tax Lot 25, in Section 26,
T8N, R4W, WM. The court took
the offer under advisement. Pugh
also discussed the purchase of a
right-of-way through the county
stockpile at Quincy. The court
agreed to meet with Pugh at a
later date to view the premises.
Guy Beachler, sanitarian, met
with the court to discuss the con­
struction and operation of county-
owned garbage dumps.
Herb Smith met with the court
to discuss the qualifications and
and work involved in becoming
the county dog catcher. He will
advise the court of his decision
in a few days.
Jim Day met with the court to
discuss certain matters pertain­
ing to his wrecking yard in Scap­
poose. He was advised to further
discuss the matter with the sher­
iff.
Cal Throne met with the court
for an interview for .the position
of Veteran Service Officer.
Commissioner Wasser advis­
ed that E. L. Sutton of the Ore­
gon Insurance Rating Bureau had
met with him and advised that the
fire extinguishers in the courthouse
must be checked and refilled no
later than February 3.
A representative of Holbrook
Lumber company met with the
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court to show samples of a pre­
fabricated building, built by Cut­
ler Steel Fabricating company,
which might be feasable for the
new fairgrounds. He advised that
the cost would be approximately
$1.50 per square foot. The court
recommended that he wait until
architects had been hired for the
design of the fairgrounds, and to
then contact them.
As the hour was late, court re­
cessed until January 13, 1966.
January 13, 1966
Bob Tolleshaug met with the court
to be interviewed for the position
of Veteran Service Officer. Com­
missioner Wasser moved and Com­
missioner Clark seconded that Tol­
leshaug be appointed Veteran Ser­
vice Officer to replace Erickson.
Motion carried.
An offer of $75 had been re­
If r
ceived from Mr. Gallien for Lot
11 and part of Lot 12, Block 2,
Florence Addition to Rainier, at
a previous date. An increased of­
fer of $150 was received from Mr.
Gallien for said property. Said of­
fer was taken under advisement.
An offer of $475 was received
from Joseph K. Zook, of Sorenco
Homes, for Lot 7, Block 20, St.
Helens. This offer was also taken
under advisement.
Bruce Grady, juvenile officer,
met with the court to discuss cer­
tain budgetary matters.
Frank L. Patton met with the
court to request information about
the duties of a “ Road Viewer.”
Nothing further coming before
the court, the same adjourned un­
til January 19, 1966.
Dated at St. Helens this 13th day
of January, 1966.
KING’S Grocery-Market
Phone HA 9-6015
“ Where Your Money Buvs More'
Riverview
At the Mile Bridge
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