Vernonia eagle., October 24, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

THE VERNONIA EAGLE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930.
ments for local improvements.
of interest to be paid.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE
Section 152. The bonds issued
under the provisions of this ar­ PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
ticle shall be payable in Gold VERNONIA, OREGON:
Section 1.
That the charter
coin ot the United Mates on a
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
day and at a place to be fixed of the City of Vernonia, Colum­
Helena Pankrutz entered the by the council and in denomina­ bia County, Oregon, entitled “An
second grade Tuesday.
tions of not less than One Hun­ Act io amend an act, entitled
Mrs. Rogers’ room and Miss dred Dollars ($109,00) nor more "An Act to incorporate the City
One
Thousand
Dollars of Vernonia, in Columbia County,
Kizer's room will each give a than
Im
onds so is­ State of Oregon, filed in the of-
program Friday, October 31 to (oloOO.ou).
sued
shall
be
exempt
from
all lice of the Secretary of State,
which the parents are invited. taxation for municipal purposes.
February 25, 1891, and as amend­
A silver offering will be taken
Said bonds must be payable ed by an act entitled “An Act
up and the money will be used on the day and at the place fixed to amend Seqtion
2
of an
to buy things that are needed therein and with interest at the act entitled
“An Act to
in the school room. The program rate specified therein, interest incorporate the City of Ver­
in Mrs. Rogers’ room will be payable annually or semi-annual­ nonia, in the County of Columbia,
songs and memory work learned ly as the council may determine. State of Oregon, filed in the of­
bonds when issued may fice of the Secretary of State,
in regular school work. Miss Ki­ Such
be sold by the council from February 18, 1891,” approved
zer’s room will give a short play, time to time as required and in by the Governor, February 15,
dialogues and recitations.
such quantities as they may de­ 1901, and to amend all other
Bernard Lamping and Earl termine, but the same must be or subsequent amendments enact­
Adams of Mrs. Ray’s room won sold for cash in Gold Coin of ed by the Legislative Assembly
head marks in number work this the United States as aforsaid and or by vote of the people, be
week. The model of a Vernonia to the highest bidder after having and the same is hereby amended
by amending Section 122 and
city home which the pupils of been advertised in a newspaper Section 125 of Chapter X, to read
to be designated by the council.
this room are making is nearly They shall be sold under sealed as follows:
completed,
and the advanced proposals and the council shall
Section 122. The person ex­
class are starting a model of a have the right to reject any and ecuting a warrant shall immedi­
Nehalem valley farm home for all bids made for the purchase ately niake a certificate of sale
thereof. The proceeds of such lor the property sold thereon
the sand table.
Floyd Smith has been elected sale shall be placed in the treas­ to the purchaser, stating there­
in that the sale is made subject
president of the orchestra, and ury to the credit of the proper to
redemption as provided in
and shall be applied to the
Rose Sitts business manager. The fund
purposes and their objects men­ the chatter within one year
orchestra made its initial appear­ tioned in the ordinance author­ from the date of such sale by
ance Thursday when “America” izing their issue until such pur­ the owner or successor in in­
was played at a pep assembly poses are fully accomplished, af­ terest, or any other person hav­
ter which, if any surplus remains, ing a lien by judgement, de­
held in the auditorium.
Pete McDonald, Ronald Smith, such surplus shall be transfer­ cree or mortgage on any part
thereof separately sold, who may
Zelma Shipley, Adrilla Davis, red to the general fund.
Section 153. Such bonds shall redeem the same upon the terms
George Peachy, and Bud Lind-
be signed by the Mayor and Re­ and conditions provided for in
burg wrote interesting animal corder under the seal of the City the next section.
stories for a language lesson. of Vernonia, with interest coup­
Section 125.
That all sales
They are in Mrs. Spring's room. ons attached thereto with the sig­ of real property for the non-pay­
The third grade is starting on nature of the Mayor engraved ment of assessments shall be
an imaginary trip around the thereon. The coupons shall be made in said City at the Council
chambex- door, and notice of such
numbered consecutively.
world.
Section 154. If the bonds is­ sale shall be published in two
The following had 100 in spel­
sued for such undertaking and consecutive issues of some news­
ling for the past week. Third the interest thereon are not pay­ paper in the city, the first pub­
grade: Joe Roberson, Marvin able exclusively from the receipts lication to be at least twenty
Wood, Russell Miller, Merle Tin­ of such undertaking, then at the days before the date of sale or
dall, Evelyn Tyrone,
Francis time of levying the municipal tax , posted for 20 days in three
Childs, Madeline Michoff, Doro­ and in the manner provided for public places within said city,
thy Myers, Elsie Duncan, Dorores such tax levy, if the receipts ■ and the council may authorize
Recorder to bid upon said
George, Geraldine Savage, Erma from said public property or i the
utility be insufficient to meet thi | real property for the city to the
Kent, Bessie Bell, Carl Hoff, interest
amount
of such tax or assess­
maturing thereon and the !
Glenda Rose, Helen Tisdale, Jean amount necessary for the sink­ ment and expenses of sale, and
Page, Homer Michener, Howard ing fund provided therefor over no more; and if there be no
McGraw, Ione Lininger. Fourth and above the operating expenses higher bidder therefor, the same
grade: Katherine Trude, LeVerne and expenses of maintenance and ■ shall be struck off to said city,
Bassett, Elizabeth Schalock, Char­ renewals, then the council shall I and it shall be a purchaser there­
levy and collect annually a tax' of upon the same terms as other
les Tays, Kiyoko Kuge.
purchasers, and hold and dis­
The children of the fourth sufficient to pay the annual pose of same for its benefit.
interest on such bonds and al­
grade have made sandbags which so to pay the proper alequot When real property is sold for
they enjoy playing with at re­ part of the aggregate amount of delinquent taxes, or assessments,
cess. They have also made jack- such indebtedness so incurred. the person selling the same must
o’lanterns which have been ar­ Such taxes shall be in addition immediately execute to the pur­
ranged in threes on the board and to all other taxes levied for chaser a certificate of sale of the
sold to such purchaser,
are being used in learning the municipal purposes and shall be property
collected at the same time and setting forth therein a descrip­
three times tables.
in the same manner as other tion of the property sold, the
The fifth grade gave five brief municipal taxes are collected.
amount it was sold for, the year
plays
October
16 portraying
RESOLVED FURTHER that in which the tax or assessment
glimpses of the life of Robin for the hereinabove proposed is levied, the name of the pur­
Hood. The plays were compet­ amendments the following ballot chaser, and that the sale is made
ently judged and first, second title be and the same is hereby subject to redemption within one
year of the date of the certifi­
and third places awarded. Those adopted, to-wit:
cate. The owner or his succes­
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
pupils in the play receiving first
sor in interest, or any person
place were La Von George, Rob­ SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS having a lien or judgment, de­
BY
THE
COUNCIL
ert Acord, Floyd Green and Wal­
cree or mortgage, on any part
AN ACT
ter Barnes. The play receiving
thereof, sold separately, may re­
To amend the charter of the
second place had as players David City of Vernonia filed in the deem the same. After one year
Machen, Amos Iles, Helen Barnes, office of the Secretary of State from the date of such certifi­
Margaret Salmonsen, Ray Charls- February 18, 1891, a* amended cate the Marshal shall, if no
shall have been made,
worth and Aubreh Fitzgerald. The by an act approved by the Gov­ redemption
execute to the purchaser, his
pupils in the play receiving third ernor Feb. 15, 1901, and to amend heirs and assigns, a deed of con­
place were Daisy McDonald, E- all subsequent amendments there­ veyance, recitating or stating a
by adding thereto an addition­
dith Ludwig, Wilma Stolen, Lo­ to
description of the property sold,
al chapter to be designated as
uise Higby, Rose Lee Van Buren Chapter XIV granting the City the amount bid, the year in
which the tax or assessment
and Louise French.
Council power to acquire, own,
The fourth grade enjoyed an construct, maintain gas works, was unpaid at the time of the
sale, and that no redemption
excellent book report given by electric light plants, steam, wat­ has
been made; and such deed
er and electric power works, heat­
Ross McDonald.
thereafter
executed shall oper­
The eighth grade class elected ing works, telephone lines, street ate to convey a legal and equit­
railways, bridges and ferries and
officers this week as follows:
able title in fee simple to the
such
other
public
utilities
as
President, Holly Holcomb; vice the
purchaser named in the deed,
Council may designate, and
and
upon the delivery of such
president, Ruth Page Simmons; to construct, condemn, purchase,
treasurer, Sarah McGee; secre­ add to, acquire, maintain, oper­ deed, all the proceedings re­
tary, Paul Jepson; yell leader, ate and own all or any part of quired by law in relation to the
levy, assessment and collection
Lorraine Space; assistant yell any public utility or plant, for of taxes or assessments and the
public or private use within or
leader, James Rainey.
sale of property shall be pre­
The fourth, fifth, sixth, sev­ without the corporate limits of sumed regular and to have been
the City of Vernonia, Columbia
enth
and eighth grades voted County, Oregon.
done in pursuance of law, and
such deed shall be prima facie
on the nominees for governor
504 ...................................... Yes
evidence of title in the grantee;
with the following result: Meier,
505 ........................................ No
and
such presumption and such
99 vates; Metschan 30 votes;
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
prima facie evidence shall not be
Bailey, 25 votes.______
SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS disputed or avoided except by
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL
proof of either:
LINCOLN SCHOOL
AN ACT
a. Fraud in the assessment or
To amend the charter of the collection of the tax or assess­
The following had 100. in spel­
ling: Second grade, Valda Rae City of Vernonia, Columbia Coun­ ment.
Bond, Leola Fitzgerald, George ty, Oregon, entitled “An Act to
b. Payment of the tax before
amend an act entitled “An Act sale, or redemption after sale.
King, Aletha Gains, Thomas Ku­ to
incorporate the City of Ver­
c. That the payment or re­
ge, Marilyn Mayfield, Jean Mor­ nonia, in the County of Columbia,
an, Glenn Hartman, Paul Hart­ State of Oregon, filed in the of­ demption was prevented by the
fraud of the purchaser.
man, Lucille Rufli. Third grade, fice of the Secretary of State,
d. That the property was sold
Harold Brimmer, Harry Culbert­ February 18, 1891, and as am­ for taxes, for which the owner
ended
by
an
Act
to
amend
Sec
­
son, Harvey Holcomb, Ruby Hol­
of the property at the time of
gate, Lois Howell, Virgie Kil­ tion 2 of an Act entitled “An the sale was not liable, and that
Act
to
incorporate
the
City
of
no
part of the tax was levied or
lian, Eunice Russel, Henry Tay­
Vernonia, in the County of Co­ assessed upon the property sold.
lor, Heidi Reichi. Fourth grade, [ lumbia,
State of Oregon,” filed
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
Montana French, Violet Johnson, in the office of the Secretary
Charlie Koto, Claude V eal.
of State, February 18, 1891,” that the ballot title to the
above
proposed act and amend­
approved by the Governor, Feb­
RESOLUTION
ruary 15, 1901, and to amend ments shall be as follows:
To amend the Charter of the
all other subsequent amendments
enacted by the Legislative As­ City of Vernonia, Oregon, filed
(Continued from Page 6)
Section 150. The ordinance sembly or by vote of the people, in the office of the Secretary
calling such special election shall by amending Sections 122 and of State, February 18, 1891, and
provine the objects and purposes 125 of Chapter X of said Chart­ to amend all acts amending said
for which the indebtedness is er, providing for the sale and act by amending Sections 122
proposed to be incurred, the es­ redemption of real property for I and 125 of Chapter X, provid­
timated cost of the proposed util­ unpaid and delinquent assess-' ing for the sale and redemption
ity, the necessity for the acqui­
sition of the same and that bonds
of the city shall issue for the j
payment and costs of the same
as in such ordinance set forth
if the proposition be accepted
by the electors and shall fix
a day on which such special
election shall be held, the man­
ner of holding such election and
the manner of voting for or
against such indebtedness. Such
election shall be held as provided
by law for holding elections in
the City.
Section 151. Such ordinance
shall be published ........................ ....
.................... in a newspaper to be
designated by the City Council.
At the expiration of said ........... -.
............................... days the council
shall cause to be published ........
................................... ....... ........ in a
newspaper designated
by the
council a notice of such special
election. Such notice shall spe­
cify the purposes for which the
indebtedness is to be incurred,
the number and character of the
bonds to be issued, and the rate
School Items
FINNEY OF THE FORCE
PAGE SEVEN
in pursuance of a petition duly
signed by 46 freeholders, resident
taxpayers and legal voters of
506 ..................................... Yes
Road District No. 9 of Colum­
507 ..................................... No
bia County, Oregon, and present­
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS ed to the County Court of Colum­
bia County, Oregon, a District
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL
Road Meeting of the LEGAL
AN ACT
To amend the charter of the VOTERS, of said Road District,
City
of
Vernonia, Columbia Number 9 will be held in the
County, Oregon, entitled "An S. V. Malmsten Barn, 2 miles
Can you
Act to amend an act entitled North of Vernonia on the Ne­ LOST—Pair of glasses on West (practical nurse.
Bridge street Tuesday noon. any of them?
“An Act to incorporate the City
Enquire Eagle
of Vernonia, in the County of halem Highway on the 15th j Return to 1325 Bridge street. I office.
Columbia, State of Oregon, filed 1 day of November, 1930, at the Reward.
131c
in the office of the Secretary' hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. of
WANTED to rent a farm with
of State, February 18, 1891,” said day, said meeting to be for
FOR RENT
good buildings and water, most­
and as amended by an Act to the purpose of voting a SPECIAL
amend Section 2 of an Act entitl­ ROAD TAX in said Road Dis­ CLEVELAND Apartments — 10 ly pasture, some in cultivation.
And
ed “An Act to incorporate the trict, of not to exceed ten mills
large rooms, furnished. See P. Apply at Eagle office.
City of Vernonia, in the County on the dollar, on all taxable pro­ Hill.
12tfc would buy hay if required. 131c
of Columbia, State of Oregon”
filed in the office of the Secre­ perty in said Road District.
FOR RENT—2-room apartments, FAMILY WASHINGS done from
50c to $1.00. Called for and
Done at St. Helens, Oregon,
tary of State, February 18, 1891,
new, clean and quiet.
Hot
“approved by the Governor, Feb­ this 20th day of October, 1930. water; water, light and wood $15 delivered. Mrs. C. Barnes, 256
ruary 15, 190.1, and to amend
JOHN PHILIP,
132*
month. P. Hill, 875 Second St. North.
all other subsequent amendments
County Judge.
FOR SALE
enacted by the Legislative As-
J. N. MILLER,
FOUR Room house, Second St.,
semuTy or by vote of the people,
County Commissioner.
near R. R. track, $8.00. P. APPLES FOR SALE—Northern
by amending Section 4 of Chap­
T. B. MILLS,
Hill, 875 Second St.
ter II of said Charter, relating
Spies; Phone 7F52, Earl Snyd­
County Commissioner.
to the number of elective of­
er.
131*
FIVE
room
house,
Bridge
St.,
I
133c
ficers and their terms of of­
and
Weed
Ave.,
(Sessemanj
fice.
CUT FLOWERS for sale. 1024
BE IT ENACTED BY THE NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD house) $12.50. P. Hill, 875 Sec-) First Ave.
Mrs. W. L. Van
MEETING
ond St.
: Doren, Phone 1136.
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF .
4tf.
VERNONIA, OREGON:
Neat Cottage, next to Cleveland FOR SALE—3 Room house near
Section 1. That the charter
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16
Apartments, furnished $12.50.
of the city of Vernonia, Colum­ COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON
mill, price $350 if taken now.
bia County, Oregon, entitled “An
NOTICE is hereby given, that P. Hill, 875 Second St.
Apply C. Domms, Box 165, Wau­
Act to amend an act entitled
?
“An Act to incorporate the City in pursuance of a peùtion duly 1 FOR RENT—3 room furnished na, Oregon.
of Vernonia, in Columbia County, signed by 16 freeholders, resident: 1 house and 3 room unfurnished HONEY — Fireweed Honey for
O. H. Drorbaugh, 992
State of Oregon, filed in the taxpayers and legal voters of I house.
sale, 5 gal. can $6.35. Siedel-
office of the Secretary of State, Road District No. 16 of Colunx- Second Ave.
lltf. man Bros., Vernonia, Ore., Phone
February 25, 1891, and as amend­ bia County, Oregon, and present-------------------
12F55.
132*
ed by an act entitled “An Act ed to the County Court of Colum- I
WANTED
to amend Section 2 of an act; bia County, Oregon, a District1
________ ~
FOR
SALE
—
5
room
house
and
entitled “An Act to incorporateI Road Meeting of the LEGAL I CLEAN COTTON RAGS.
Will
the City of Vernonia, in the I VOTERS, of said Road District, I
bath. All cabinet built-in kit­
5
cents
Pound.
Vernonia
County of Columbia, State of
chen, cookstove, heater, carpets,
Oregon, filed in the office of I Number 16 will be held in the s 1‘,ag'e-__________________________ linoleum included. Garage, wood
the Secretary of State, Febru-t City Hall in Vernonia, Oregon, on:
SITUATIONS WANTED
I shed, M acre ground.
“
Henry
ary 18, 1891,” approved by the| the 15th day of November, 1930, |------------------------------------------------ Hopson, Vernonia.
122*
Governor, February 15, 1901, at the hour of 2.30 o’clock P. M. : The following have registered
and to amend all other or sub-| of said day, said meeting to be • for work wanted: 4 men, ex- FOR SALE—30-30 rifle in good
sequent amendments enacted by I
the purpose of voting a SPE- i perienced woodsmen, willing to
shape, $20.
Also 30 pounds
the Legislative Assembly or by [ for
CIAL ROAD TAX in said Road| do any kind of work; 1 woman, of wool. H. M. Condit.
132*
vote of the people, be and the
same is hereby amended by District, of not to exceed ten
amending section 4 of Chapter mills on the dollar, on all tax-1 sale; that said real rpoperty will
Columbia County, Oregon,
II, to read as follows:
able property in said Road Dis-: be sold to the highest and best said sale to be made on Saturday
Section 4. The elective offi­ trict.
bidder for cash but in no event the 1st. day of November, 1930,
cers of said city shall be a
Done at St. Helens, Oregon, I
Mayor, Treasurer and four Coun­ this 20th day of October, 1930. j for a less sum than Seventy-five at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
Dollars, said property to be sold at the West front door of the
cilmen; The Mayor
and
the
JOHN PHILIP,
being described as follows, to- County Court House in St. Hel­
Treasurer shall be elected and
County
Judge.
wit ;-
hold office for a period of two
ens, Columbia County, Oregon.
J.
N.
MILLER,
years; two Councilmen shall be
10 acres in the Northeast Quar­
OSCAR G. WEED,
elected and hold office for a
County Commissioner.
ter of the Northwest Quarter
Sheriff of Columbia, County,
period of four years; Provided,
T. B. MILLS,
of the Northeast Quarter of
Oregon.
however, that the officers hold­
County Commissioner.
By H. E. VEAZIE, Deputy.
ing office at the time of the ____________________________ 133c' Section 26 Township 5 North
of Range 5 West of the Wil­ Dated and first published October
adoption of this Act shall hold
their offices for the terms for NOTICE OF CALL OF BONDS! lamette Meridian as described 3rd. 1930„
in deed recorded in Book 33 Date of last publication October
which they are elected or appoint­
ed and until their successors are
Notice is hereby given to the] on Page 373 deed records of 31st. 1930.
elected and qualified.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED holders of the following bonds of |
that the ballot title to the above the City of Vernonia, Columbia!
proposed act and amendments county, Oregon:
Bond No. 6 of general obliga­
shall be as follews:
To amend the Charter of the tion bonds dated May 1, 1926,
City of Vernonia, Oregon, filed said bond being in denomina­
in the office of the Secretary tion of $500.00.
of State, February 18, 1891, and
Bond No. 7 of Improvement
to amend all act* amending said
act by amending Section 4 of, district No. 3. dated May 1, 1926
Chapter II, relating to the elect­ said bond being in denomination
ive officer* of the City of Ver-1 of $500.00.
nonia, Oregon, and their term*
Bond No. 9 of Improvement
of office, providing
that
the j district No.
8, dated May 1,
Mayor, Treasurer and two Coun­ 1926, said bond being in deno-l
cilmen shall hold office for a
mination of $500.00.
All of
term
of
two
year*
and
two
Councilmen shall hold office for the above bonds being redeem­
a term of four year*.
Vote Yes able at the option of said city
on November 1, 1930. That pur­
or No.
From a Speech by
suant to said option, said bonds
508 ..................................... Yes
C. W. JOHNSON
509 ....................................... No
will be redeemed within 30 days
RESOLVED FURTHER that from the date of this notice,
Oakland, Nebraska,’ Merchant
this resolution for proposed char­ to-wit: On the First day of No­
ter amendments submitted to the vember, 1930, upon presentation
“I have been in business 27 years and seldom
voters by the Common Council of
miss an issue of the local paper with an ad of some
said city be filed with the Re­ to the fiscal agency of Ore­
gon
in
New
York
City,
to-wit:
kind.
corder of the City of Vernonia,
Oregon, for submission to the The National Park Bank.
“I believe that the constant spitting of a ma­
legal voters of said city for
In case the holders of said
chine gun does more execution than the occasional
their approval or rejection, to bonds fail to present same at
boom of a big Bertha.
Its spat-spat shot get re­
be voted upon at the general the time and place mentioned
sults. So it is with advertising; the small ad run
election to be held in said city on herein for the redemption there­
every week is better for results than the large ad
the 4th day of November, 1930,
run hit or miss.
Consecutive advertising gets the
between the legal voting hours on of, then the interest aforesaid
business.
will thereafter pay only the
said date, as herein provided.
“We are told that American business now has
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED amount of such bond and the
hit the bottom, and that things will be better. Now
that the Recorder be and he here­ interest accrued thereon up to
is the time to advertise our wares and get the public
by is instructed to publish this the said first day of November,
to start buying.
resolution, together with the bal­ 1930.
“There are all kinds of advertising schemes, and
lot titles and numbers in full,
Dated at Vernonia, Oregon, on J
I have dabbled in them all, but the advertising in
in Vernonia Eagle, a newspaper this 1st day of October, 1930.
the local newspaper is best and gives largest results
published in said City of Verno­
for money spent.
J. C. LINDLEY, Treasurer,
nia at least once, not less than
City of Vernonia, Ore.
"Put more time in writing your ads, and then
ten nor more than twenty days 113c
talk it over with the printer. It pays in the long
immediately preceding the date
NOTICE
OF
RESALE
OF
REAL
run to spend this extra time.
of said general election.
Adopted by the Council this PROPERTY BID IN BY COLUM-1
“Create a desire to possess, in your ad, and it will
BIA
COUNTY
AT
TAX
SALE.!
2nd day of September, 1930,
get the business.
by the following vote:
Notice is hereby given that the
“If you bad a whole bushel of chain links it
YEAS: Hanson, Mellinger, Tapp undersigned Sheriff and Ex-Of-1
would not pull a load. Put them together in a con­
and McGraw.
ficio Tax Collector of Columbia J
tinuous chain and you have a strong and powerful
NAYS: None.
thing with which to pull a load. So it is with ad­
Submitted to the Mayor Sep­ County, Oregon, by authority of;
vertising. Link your ads together, run them in a con­
tember 2, 1930. Approved by an order made and entered by
tinuous string, week after week, and you will have a
The Mayor September 2, 1930. the County Court of Columbia1
power that will produce results.”
County, Oregon, sitting for the
G. R. MILLS, Mayor.
transaction of County business,
Attest:
D. B. REASONER, City Recorder. on the 1st. day of October, 1930,
Filed September 2nd, 1930.
will offer for sale at public auc­
D. B. REASONER, City Recorder.) tion for cash a certain piece and
(SEAL)
parcel of real property located
in Columbia County, Oregon,
NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD
heretofore bid in by said
MEETING
County at a tax foreclosure sale
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 9
$
COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON and to which said County now
holds
a
deed
by
virtue
of
said
NOTICE is hereby given, that
of real property for unpaid as­
sessments for local improvements.
Vote Yes or No.
Regular
Advertising
The Vernonia Eagle
And Then the Fun