FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1939
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
man Kehrli, Bureau director. The
advantage of uniformity achieved
in this way is that the model or­
dinance will be based on a broader
experience than is available in any
one city, and if the same general
principle«! are followed by a number
[of cities court interpretation of one
League of Oregon Cities, ordinance will apply in all cities.
Fear of Expense Brings
Research Bureau to Sub­ A comprehensive police ordin­
Neglect of Opportunity
ance for the regulation of junk
mit Model Draft
for Development
dealers has already been mailed
Modern, “streamlined,” ordinan- for review to Loel Roberts, muni­
Vacant lots or farm yards could
ances, which with slight variations, cipal judge; and A. D. Lolley, police profitable be turned into commun­
çre designed to fit situations in chief.
ity play areas for children and
cities throughout the state, will be
Model ordinances designed to pro­ equipped at slight cost, believe staff
prepared under a model ordinance vide city traffic regulations, and men of the physical education de­
progiam undertaken jointly by the‘to cover municipal regulation of partment of OSC, who discussed
League of Oregon Cities and the I food handlers, curb cuts, pavement this subject on one of the regular
Bureau of Muncipal' Research of cuts, and others will be included in 9 o’clock evening state college
the University of Oregon as an out­ the program.
“round tables” over radio station
growth of the WPA codification
The bureau also has on file, avail­ KOAC.
service sponsored by these agen­ able to city officials, model ordin­
Many persons neglect such op­
cies. Under a program agreed on ances drawn by various national and
portunities because they fear too
at the League Convention, a ten­ state organizations.
much labor or exipense would be
tative draft of each proposed ordin­
involved, said Grant Swan, OSC
ance will be submitted to city off­ EXAMINERS DUE HERE
track cot ch in the discussion with
icials of Vernonia and a number of AGAIN JULY 20—
Bill McKalip, freshman coach, and
other cities for review and critic­
Announcement of a future visit Howard Smith, head of physical
ism. The final model draft will be
of
examiners for drivers and chauf­ education in the Corvallis junior
made available to city councils
high school.
where situations necessitating legis­ feurs licenses was made this week
“Establishing tennis courts is ex­
to
set
aside
the
date
of
July
20
lation arise. It is not intended
pensive and difficult, said McKalip,
that the model ordinances be suit­ for that purpose. The examiners will
“but children or grownups can have
able for mechanical copying, but be in Vernonia with headquarters
jest as much fun with badm;nton,
rather to serve as a starting point at the city hall between the hours
a somewhat similar game but which
for working out regulations for >f 10:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. on
requires no fences nor carefully
individual cities, according to Her-. hat date.
prepared ground. Playing equipment
is also reasonably priced.”
Other homemade or low priced
equipment suggested were boxes
for box hockey and lumber scaf-
folding for swings, teeter-totters
and horizontal bars. It was sug-
gested that the last named be kept
fairly low and over soft ground
as high bars are dangerous for in­
experienced children.
Change of
Ordinances Is
Outlined
Community
Play Areas Can
Be Profitable
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ea lock at Bonneville dam, pro­ natural resource—and in the steady Here as Viator*—
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meinig and
vides for julk shipment of raw migration to the northwest of re­
i"- .erials from the Inland empire fugees from the nations drouth daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and
Mrs. Koberstein viaited with Mrs.
and increases the permanency of areas.
Decentralized expansion in the re­ Del Long and children Sunday, July
future basic industries by permit­
ting import shipments of certain gion, through cooperation with the 9. Miss Dorothy is staying the Week
federal program, will tend to even with Gwendolyn.
ores to enrich regional supplies.
out future booms and depressions,
“The development of irrigation
Breaks Arm—
he declared.
under the Grand Coulee project
Charles Carrie! of Treharne suf­
will bring thousands of new settlers
fered a broken arm last Friday af­
In
St.
Helens
—
and thereby create new markets
Oscar G. Weed, J. T. Scott, C. ternoon while playing at the home
for industrial products.”
C. VanDoren and Norris Soden were jf Harry Condit.
Pointing the way to new north­
visitors in St. Helens Tuesday eve­ Fishing Trip—
vest industries, Bloch declared the
ning to attend the installation of
A. L. Kullander, Harry Kerns
uost fertile field lies among those
officers of the Knights of Pythias tnd E. II. Washburn plan to leave
n which power is a major cost
lodge. Grind Chancellor Frank C. the latter part of this week for
item. Among these he included alu­
minum, copper, zinc, magnesium, Renfrew was present for the oc­ Bend where they will make their
casion to perform the installation. headquarters for a week or 10-day
medium, chlorine and caustic soda,
fishing trip. During Mr. Kullander's
ferroalloys and calcium carbide.
Visits Mother—
absence,
J. M. Holland of Portland
“Establishment of basic electra-
James K. Wood, son of Mrs. A.
will
have
charge of the jewelry
metallurgical industries,” he said, E. Wood, stationed at San Diego
‘would result in expansion of sec­ with the Aviation Corp of the store.
ondary manufacturing industries Navy spent the past week visiting ' Visitors at Wood Home—
which are the best source of diver­ with his mother before leaving
Mrs. Ina N. Scott and Miss Grace
sified employment.”
Monday for Seattle and Butte, Kvale of Crosby, North Dakota,
The Bonneville market chief stres­ Montana, with a shipmate, Loa .visited at the A. E. Wood home on
sed the need for new industries to , P’nny. They plan to return here Stoney Point during the fourth of
offset existing unbalance of north­ i in two weeks for a few days addi- July weekend. Richard Scott, is
vest trade, the steady decline of ! tional visit before returning to staying at the home during sum­
standing timber—the present major I duty on i .ugust 4th.
mer vacation months.
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Caley A. Stanwood, Inc.
See T. B. Mills — Vernonia
88 Per Cent of
County Crop
Land Included
31,853 Acres of
on 1,306 Farms
resented
Land
Rep­
Approximately 88 per cent of
Columbia county’s crop land is in­
cluded under this year’s AAA farm
program, according to a summary
compiled at the county agriculture
conservation office in St. Helens.
This represents 31,853 acres of
and on 1,306 farms said W. C.
Johnson, chairman of the county
agricultural conservation committee.
Johnson pointed out that farmers
receive benefit payments only by
carrying out conservation practices
an these lands, preventing soil los-
ses and building values for the
future.
Operator^ of 87 per cent of all
Oregon crop land have indicated
their intention to participate in the
1939 farm program, according to
word from the state AAA office at
Corvallis. This represents nearly 42,-
900 farmers who operate 3,000,000
acres of crop land.
The information was complied on
the basis of “farm plan and esti­
mate sheets” which all farmers
are required to sign if they wished
to take part in this year’s program.
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Industrial Expansion in
Northwest Depends on
Use of Power
Industrial expaision in the north- '
west is dependent upon aggressive i
utilization of widely available hy-:
droelectric power, low cost trans-:
portation facilities and development
of local markets. Ivan Bloch, Bon-1
nevii'ie market development chief,i
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Portland City club.
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bringing these three essentials to
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