What should be on every Wildcat fan's dinner plate ... purple potatoes

Although they are purple, this spud variety is called "Adirondack Blue."

Thrill the Wildcat fan(s) in your life with a star!

In consultation with the Linfield Observatory, Wildcatville leased one trillion stars for one trillion years. You can have one or some of them to give as a gift to delight the Wildcat fan(s) in your life.

The stars are named/numbered “Wildcat Star – 1” through “Wildcat Star - 1,000,000,000,000.”

To claim your stars – please don’t ask for all of them since others will want some, too – visit the Wildcat Star Registry website and fill out the form. There’s no charge.

After your form has been submitted and accepted by the Wildcat Stars Advisory Committee, the stars you claim will not be registered with the U.S. Patent Office in Washington, D.C.

Thank your lucky stars you are a Wildcat!

With this story are photos, taken Nov. 12, 2011, of the Linfield Observatory and some Wildcat Stars.

Linfield football team 2011 awards banquet

The 2011 Linfield football team enjoyed a dinner at McMinnville Covenant Church as part of its awards banquet. Held Dec. 9, 2011, the menu included pot roast, green beans, baked potatoes, rolls, Caesar salad, brownies and ice cream. Wildcat Equipment Mgr. Mack Farig, team member parents and siblings and the Linfield Water Crew -- John Schindelar, Jason Schindelar, Vern Fenske, Bill Harlan, and Eric Harlan -- helped at the dinner Photos courtesy Linfield Water Crew.

Linfield College Christmas Choral Concert 12/7/2011

Sorry for the typo. It's "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas,"
not "I'm Dream..."