Vernonia freedom. (Vernonia, Oregon) 1978-198?, March 05, 1981, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextVernonia Freedom—Page 7 Thursday March 5,1981 Girl Scouts now taking advance cookie orders—get yours now Girl Scouts and Brownies started taking pre-orders for cookies on Thursday, February 26 and will Gas royalty split continued from page 2 superintendent stated he was not in line with the other superintendents. . I probably will be told that I am not a friend to education, that is not so. I only believe we should lure educators not administrators. We have built a monster that we cannot get loose from in our education field, we could our fire department on any one of their wages. I would like to see my children and my grandchildren educated, not administrated. We are not being selfish in asking that this bill be passed, and the law changed so that these inequities don’t happen again in other counties of the state. I would much rather have the commissioners taking care of the monies than the superintendents. We would most likely have completed roads, which would be much quieter. I was asked by one superintendent what our tax base was; well it isn’t very much, and we are proud of it. . I guess I can understand that it cost them a lot for the gas to be produced, they want their fair share whatever that is. I hope they get it, I also hope this Tri-area association will help change this end of the county coming up short all the time, and will equal out the size of our vote if we can get together. Arthur C. Laubach Mist, OR continue taking them until Monday, March 9. Most of you have already been approached by one of these girls but if you haven’t they are taking orders for seven different varieties at $2 per box. This cookie sale is an effort to be self-reliant—to earn money for troop activities (250/box) which the girls plan; to help provide Girl Scouting services throughout the Council’s 13 counties; to supplement funds from United Way and individual contributions. Columbia River Girl Scout Council realizes about 47 percent of its operating budget through cookie sales. Girls learn to make change, work as team members, develop plans based on earning money to pay for their plans, to meet the public and to put the Girl Scout Law into practice. Trailer overturns continued from page 1 too pitted and broken from the road surface to be sold. The Vernonia Police Department responded when Chris Smith, returning from Forest Grove, saw the accident and reported it when she reached Vernonia. An Oregon State Police officer arrived on the scene at 2:15 am to take over traffic control and await clean up crews. The VPD officer left the scene at 2:45 am after removing the debris from one land of. traffic and securing the area. No complaints have been filed on the incident and it is considered non- attributable in nature. HILLSBORO PLUMBING Now serving the Vernonia area every Wednesday with PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT To: All board members of service districts to Vernonia, Clatskanie and Mist. Including fire chiefs, mayors, city police and school board members. There will be a meeting at the Mist gym on Friday, March 6 at 7:30 pm to discuss bill no. 2620 regarding the distribution of gas leases and royalty monies from the Mist gas fields. The purpose of the meeting is citizen input on the bill proposed by Carolyn Magruder and associates. County Commissioners Sahagian, Ahlborn and Hunt will be present. Representative Bugas and Senator Hanton and State Representative Carolyn Magruder will also be present. It is most imperative that all those serving in this Tri-area be at this meeting to help work out a bill that will help us solve the unique problems that now confront us since the discovery of natural gas in Columbia County. SCHOOL LUNCH MENU ForMarch 5-March 12, 1981 6 Tuna Salad Sandwich Minestrone Soup Peaches Chocolate Cake Milk 10 Hot Turkey Sandwich Whipped Potatoes and Gravy ' Citrus Fruit Cup Carrot Cake Milk 11 Beef Stew with Mixed Vegetables Green Salad Wheat Roll Banana Pudding Milk 9 Spaghetti Garlic Bread Green Beans Pear/Cottage Cheese Cookie Milk 12 Davey Jones Burgers Tartar Sauce Cole Slaw French Fries Fruited Gelatin Milk 5 Coney Dogs Baked Beans Green Salad Apple Crisp Milk DAN S CUSTOM CARPET SERVICE QUALITY CUSTOM WALL TO WALL INSTALLATION 7715 SE 92nd AVE PORTLAND, ORE. 97266 PH: 775 5513 COMPLETE AND PROFESSIONAL trusted PLUMBING SERVICE CALL COLLECT: 640-2525 experienced VERNONIA CLINIC 622 Bridge St. DR. W. EARL BUCHANAN OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS: 9 am to 5 pm Fridays only Appointments may be made by Telephone on Monday and Friday. 429-2675 ROBERT W. THOMPSON D.M.D., P.C. GENERAL DENTISTRY OFFICE HOURS: 9 am to 5 pm Monday and Friday CHOOSE FROM AN EXCITING SELECTION > OF COLORS AND TEXTURES J Examination and Estimates Will barter and exchange items of value for services rendered. Custom carpets made to order FRINGING AND BINDINGOUR SPECIALTIES