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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1941
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VOLUME 18, NUMBER 8
VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON
Senior Play, "Yes and No,”
Slated jor Appearance March 7
The senior class of the high school
will present a very new and unusual
play for the annual class play to
be presented Friday, March 7, at
the Washington grade school. The
production, entitled “Yes and iA>”,
is a comedy written in two acts
and an epilogue; the same plot is
presented in three different aspects.
Act One tells the events that
would have happened if Jo had said,
“No”, Act Two portrays the action
that might have taken place if Jo
had said, “Yes”. The Epilogue tells
the story as it actually happened.
Tabernacle Is
Attraction
ROBERTS FINALLY
CLEANS WINDOWS
AT CITY HALL
An attraction of considerable
interest was evident by the
number of comments made
Wednesday by people who visi­
ted the city hall. It seems
that an argument has waged
for some months between City
Recorder Loel Roberts and the
city marshals as to who would
wash the city hall windows.
Whether Recorder Roberts was
the loser of a bet or whether
the windows became so dirty
that vision was seriously ob­
structed thereby making the
work absolutely necessa y, is
not known but Marshals Lolley
and King did not do the wash­
ing. Instead, the Recorder was
busy Wednesday and the city
hall has clean windows.
Council Sets
Monday for
Hearing
Sword Building to Get
Examination to Determine
Degree of Safety
The Silver Dome Tabernacle con­
tinues to draw large audiences, one
An opportunity to decide the con­
An attempt to organize a flying
unique feature being the presence
school at the Vernonia Airport is
troversy which has arisen over the
of quite a numiber of children who
underway this week according to
city occupation license charged
thoroughly enjoy the children’s
information given out by Harold
laundry concerns is offered next
songs which Professor Willey is
Dow, Joy Theatre manager, who
Monday evening as the result of a
teaching them.
has issued a request that prospect­
council decision at the Monday
STATEHOUSE, Salem, Feb. 20—
Perhaps those who have been un­
ive students contact him at the
meeting this week. The controversy
Tomorrow, February 21, marks the theatre. An announcement concern­
able to attend would like to know
arose due to an attempt of the For­
something of the nature of Mr.
end of the so-called regular session ing the proposed school will be
est Grove Laundry to solicit busi­
Another unusual feature of the Thompson’s lectures. For their bene­
of 40 days. From now on until ad­ found elsewhere in this issue.
ness in Vernonia.
journment sine die the legislators
According to Dow, some idea of play is the cast’s observing two fit a very brief synopsis of last
The hearing will afford those in­
will work for glory, and no pay. the numiber interested in learning minutes silence at the beginning of Sunday night’s topic follows:
terested in the affair to present
It was announced as “Paying Off
Nearly every indication is for a 60- to fly must be obtained before the second act. The pantomiming of
opinions before the council. The
day session. Wednesday saw one of further steps can be taken towards the cast during this period of sil­ the World’s Mortgage.” Mr. Thomp­
hearing date was set on sugges­
the most contraversial bills in either organization. Lester Lacky, a cert­ ence will be effective entertain­ son said, “After having createq this
tion by Mayor E. M. Bollingei.
house up for debate—the “big ified flight and ground instructor, ment for the audience, it was an­ world and making it perfect in
To Make Examination
every detail' for the home of man
truck” bill, which is now being lam­ of Hil'ldboro has been engaged to nounced.
City Recorder Loel Roberts was
God gave it to man to be his eternal,
basted all' over the senate. The pol­ teach when sufficient students are
authorized by the councl to request
home
held
subject
to
obedience
to
itical dopesters say it will pass.
obtained. Instruction costs can be
that a representative of the state
God. Adam was made the prince of
All of the so-called hot bills are definitely given when the number
Representative women of Oregon fire marshal’s office be sent here
the earth. But in Luke 4:5, 6, we from most of the counties of the
still in committee. Old-age assist­ of students is ascertained.
to make an examination of the
find Satan boldly telling Christ that state will converge on the Oregon
ance, small loans, state civil ser­
Eight hours of instruction are
Sword building to determine its
the world now belonged to Satan. State College campus, February 2.>,
vice, sales tax, unemployment in­ necessary to make a solo flight,
safety.
surance, wine, and the reapportion­ Dow stated, and the greater num­
And we find that Christ called through the 28th for the eleventh
Other business of the council
Fern Hill Grange won the Pest Satan ‘the prince of this world’. annual Conference for the Study
ment measures are resting in the ber of students the less the cost.
Monday evening was to authorize
Hunt
contest
which
ended
Decem
­
a: ms of Morpheus. However, they
Hence it is evident that Adam had of Home Interests, according to
The school will be known as the
the sale of Lot 1, Block 7, Central
are scheduled to awake with a bang Nehalem Flying Service and a Piper ber 31 and which is sponsored by mortgaged his rights to this world Mrs. Azalea Sager, State Leader
addition to Harry Fonquer and tv
Columbia
County
Pomona to Satan and Satan had foreclosed. for Home Economics Extension.
the latter part of this week or soon Cub Coupe will be used for in­ the
purchase 50 concrete meter boxes
Grange. The total number of ani­
thereafter. Then the fireworks will struction.
“Now the universal law of re­
The conference will open with a at $1.35 per box. Use of the city
mals
and
pests
destroyed
by
the
start. This very quiet session prom­
demption requires that the one who dinner in the Memorial Union. Gov­
various Granges in the county a- redeems shall be a blood kinsman. ernor Sprague will speak on “The hall Friday evening was granted for
ises to wind up in a blaze of glory
mcunted to 2,392, the number in­ Put Adam had none such, hence Family as a Social Unit." Following the golfers meeting.
—or something.
cluding 3 coyotes, 3 bob-cats and Satan thought he would hold this the dinner a concert by the Glee
♦ ♦ *
808 diggers.
The reapportionment bill, which
world as his eternal kingdom. But and Madrigal Clubs, a chorus of
will carve out a new congressional
The point system used last year the Son of God determined to re­ 190 voices, accompanied by a fifty­
se t for Oregon and also give the
deem both man and his lost estate. piece orchestra will be presented.
The report of the Columbia Cow and to be used by the sponsors, the To gain the right to do so, He was As a concluding number, the chorus
state one more vote in the electoral
Pomona
Grange,
in
this
year
’
s
con
­
college, would create the new dis­ Testing Association for the year test is as follows: coyote, 3000; born into the human family and will sing, “Ballad for Americans.”
trict, the committee members hav­ ending in April, 1940 was released. cougar, bob-cat, 1000; weasel, rat, thus became ‘the Son of Man’. Forty-Five to Speak
Post office patrons awoke Wed­
ing definitely agreed to leave the Tuesday. One significant fact of the hawk, owl and crow, 250; gopher, Laying down all His devine powers.
nesday morning to find the post
The
program
of
the
next
three
second and third district as is. cow testing work in Columbia coun­ 150; diggers, jack rabbit, mole and He met the issues of life as a man,
days is also filled with outstand­ office located in its new quarters
Under no consideration will any ty is that during the last four years bluejay, 100; mice, 25.
not as a God. As a man, He was
ing features. Forty-five speakers in the Oregon Gas and Electric
county be• spilt—half rn one dis- th? average butterfat production'
victorious in every encounter with will participate in the program, building. The move was made dur­
This year’s winner, Fern Hill Satan, and thus redeemed man’s
trict and half in the other. At this has been as follows :
many of them of international note. ing evening hours Tuesday.
writing it looks as if the north 1937—275.4 lbs., 21 herds tested Grange, had 95,150 points and Na- fall.”
Considerable work was necessary
E. Stanley Jones will speak on “The
1938
lbs.,
15
810.9
herds tested tai Grange was second with 63,850
county line of Lane will mark the
in placing office equipment prop­
Part
of
Religion
in
International
new or fourth district and take in 1939— 312.7 lbs., 18 herds tested points. Other Granges participating
Affairs.” Dr. E. Neige Todhunter, erly in the new space. The move
everything south to the California 1940— 332.36 lbs., 22 herds tested were: Beaver Valley, Warren, Can­ Vacation to Be
Associate Professor of Nutrition, was made at a earlier time than
Given
Schools
It is notable that there has been aan, Chapman and South Scap­
line, which would include Lane,
Washington State College, Pullman, was anticipated last week due to
Douglas, Josephine, Jackson, Coos a gain of 56.96 pounds in average poose.
Teachers and pupils of the two will discuss “Sources of Vitamins the arrival of a supervisor who
and Curry, with a good chance that butterfat production during the last
grade schools and of the high from Food versus Concentrates.” has been in charge of arrangements
Linn county will also be included. four years. This figure computed at
school in Vernonia will have the Mr. John T. Reismer, Executive at the new place.
The 1940 census gives these seven 30c per pound would indicate that
opportunity to enjoy a spring vac- Secretary of Rural Missions, will
counties a combined population of the dairyman would be making
ation this year, it was announced address the conference on the sub­
$16.99
more
from
each
cow
in
the
214,590, or about 25 percent of the
this week. The vacation will be ject “Is a Christian Rural Civlliza-
people of the state. Representative herd than in 1937. This would pay
from April 11, Good Friday, until tion Possiible?” At Friday’s lunch-
Neuberger (D) of Multnomah coun­ the dairyman very substantially over
April 14, inclusive. This is the first eon Senator Dorothy Mddullough
County
Agent
George
Nelson
is
the
cost,
of
the
testing
whidh
ty introduced a resolution to nold
year that the two school systems Lee will speak on “Women’s Part
a public hearing on the subject of amounts to about $2 a year per busy here this week supervising the have observed a spring vacation; a
in Government.”
work of seeding a section of land
A meeting of Vernonia golfers
a new district, but the house voted cow.
number of years ago the grade«
Besides the speakers of note, is called for 7:30 Friday evening
which
was
burned
over
last
summer
it down to the tune of 40 to 20.
by the forest fire starting on the were given time off for the Easter many recreational features are on at the city hall Homer Michenei,
• * *
the program. A three-act play en­ Vernonia Golf Course manager, ai.
Wolf Creek highway west of Sun- week-end.
There seems to be a growing
titled,
“The Ready-Made Family” nounced Tuesday afternoon.
set
Camp.
tendency on the part of each leg­
under the direction of Mrs. Bess
Two
Get
Fines
in
The meeting is open to golfers
islature to exempt different classes
About one section of land will
Brown, will' be presented from interested in the coming summer
of real property from the tax rolls.
be seeded, it was stated. Seed Recorder’s Court
Clackamas county on Wednesday season of play and in tournaments
Last week the lawmakers passed a
Two persons were fined Tuesday evening. A fashion show depicting with teams from other towns. Dur­
Oregon has a greater “stake” in supplies were purchased from the
bill to exempt the parsonages, or
in the City Recorder’s Court for new spring models will be staged ing the evening a team captain will
its forest lands and its forest re­ Vernonia Trading company.
residences, of clergymen from any
sources than any other state, hence
soliciting from house-to-house which by one of the larger Portland be elected and a tournament com­
real property tax. It has been con­
action violates the so-called Green stores.
it is fitting that a conference on
mittee named. AH golfers are urg­
servatively estimated to cost the
River ordinance. Receiving fines
the peipeluation of the forests and
ed to attend.
state at least $100,000 in taxes
of $2.50 each were Ernest Van-
forest industries should be held,
lost. Another measure passed would
Union
Service
says Dr. G. W. Peavy, president
Rheem and Woodrow Forney for
exempt druggists from a $5 a year
Date Given
Credit Union Office
selling magazines.
emeritus of Oregon State college
license fee for selling alcohol and
and long the head of the college
Hours Changed
The
annual
World
Day
of
Prayer
liquor.
The Vernonia bowling alley prop­
school of forestry.
will be observed February 28, Fri­
If this movement to give tax
erty was sold last week by Mr. and De>>y’> Tavern Get»
The Vernonia Federal Credit
Such a one-day conference is
day, at the Christian Church. At Union office hours have been ex­
exemption keeps up, and should
Mrs. W. E. Burton to Mr. and Mrs. New Equipment
scheduled for Saturday, February
one o’clock in the afternoon a
the large i utilities which pay close
Otto Goertzen who took over man­
tended an announcement Wednes­
22, on this campus to be climaxed
The installation of a new bar luncheon will be served, followed
to $3,000,000 a year in taxes be
agement of the business Friday.
day indicated. The office will be
in the evening by the annual “Fern-
was
made
last
Wednesday
at by the program at two o'clock. This
taken from the rolls through mun­
open from 4 to 6 p. m. Saturdays
The alleys were established nere Dessy’s Tavern to replace the for- union service is sponsored by the
icipal ownership, Old Man Oregon Ivopper banquet,” which brings to-
in the future.
gether
students
and
alumni
of
the
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Burton
last
July
mer
outmoded
equipment.
The
new
missionary
societies
of
both
the
would have to find other sources
school of forestry and leaders in 20th, and have been operated by bar, the latest type, is equipped Christian and Evangelical Churches;
of revenue running into many mil­
lions of dollars, which would be the forest service and lumbering in- them since that time. They will re­ to dispense light beverages as well all Vernonia ladies are invited to at­
dustry.
main in Vernonia until the latter as provide fountain service for cus­ tend the observance of the World
far from an easy thing to do.
Specialists will discuss ways and part of this week.
tomers.
Day of Prayer.
• • •
Patrons should send as sealed
means
of
controlling
forest
fires,
in-
Many times in past sessions,
first-class registered mail, valuable
handling
logged-off
lands,
and
ob
­
eluding also the present one, ef-
matter such as coin and currency
forts have been made by the law­ taining greatest values from pres­
(when money orders are not avail­
ent
timber
and
recreational
re
­
makers of both houses to tap the
able or desired), jewelry, preciou-
sources
of
the
forest
lands.
City
Recorder
Loel
Roberts
issu
­
of property, $55; heating service, overpayment refund, $3.22; paint
saintly, untouchable state highway
stones and articles of similar nature,
ed his report of the city’s business $99; stumpage, $18.25; payment for golf course, $28.03.
fund for other necessary state
as well as any valuable merchan­
activity
for
the
past
year.
The
re
­
on
old
assessments,
$410.77;
boxing
In
the
water
department
the
needs. This aloof body has by far Mother»’ Club
dise or matter for which the great­
port,
covering
the
year
1949,
is
commission, 22c; refund on record­ average monthly billing for che
the largest bankroll of any state To Meet Friday
est protection available in the mails
divided into three parts: collections, er’s bond, $25; sale of map, 50c; 10-month period from March 1st
commission and the largest source
is desired. Indemnity up to and not
The Mothers’ Club of the Lin­ warrant expenditures as compared and refund overpayment, 25c.
through December was $1,055.42
of revenue, The gasoline tax alone
exceeding $1,000 is paid in con­
coln
grade
school
will
meet
Friday
with
the
budget;
and
collections
and
expenditures
as
eom-
Warrant
and the average monthly collection
brings in many millions and the
nection with registered mail.
commission budget always showi at 2 o'clock p. m. at that school disbursements of the water depart- pared with the budget revealed a $1,124.70. Collections on previous­
Insure alt shipments of general
for
the
regular
bi-monthly
meeting.
ment.
$3,573.05.
However,
surplus
of
ly
uncollected
accounts
explains
the
several millions in reserve. But let
merchandise, farm and faetory
According
to
the
announcement
Collections
for
the
year
totaled
overexpenditures
in
certain
depart
­
variation between billings and col­
anyone even think of tapping this
products, etc.
huge pot of gold for other purposes made this week, the program offer­ $5,769.60 which figure was derived ments were necessary to the extent lections. Total collections for tile
Insurance fees: Value not exceed­
ed
for
Friday
should
prove
inter
­
from
the
following
sources:
fines,
of
$1,032.50.
The
total
budget
for
period
were
$11,247.06.
and a howl goes up that can be
ing $5, 5 cents; not exceeding $25,
esting
and
enlightening
to
all
$500;
occupation
tax,
$1,955.76;
the
year
was
$12,150.00
and
the
Expenditures
as
compared
with
heard all over the state.
10 cents; not exceeding $50, 15
However, all good things must mothers. Two informal talks fol­ contract payments, $602.24; rent, total expenditure, $9,609.45, An the budget left a surplus of $213- cents; not exceeding $100, 25 cento;
lowed
by
discussion
of
the
group
$921.50;
assessment
payments,
$979-
for
amount
of
$1,500
was
budgeted
Considerable
new
equipment
.60.
come to an end. A bill is in the
not exceeding $150, 30 cento; and
making which would take away all on phases of child psychology will 57; cemetery fund, $128.50; and emergency while the emergency was purchased to include: auto­ not exceeding $200, 35 cento. Re­
amounted to only $168.08. Emer- matic chlorinator, $500; construc­
of the commission’s funds. The be the highlights of the meeting. miscellaneous, $682.03.
Miscellaneous
items
included: gency expenditures were: county tion of a new settling tank, $981- turn receipts may be obtained upon
legislature would then allot the Mrs. Cass Bergerson and Mrs. Henry
payment of an additional fee of
highway commission each biennium King will speak and act as leaders crushed rock, $13.04; liquor appli­ taxes, $39.08; electrical survey, .58; new 40 HP 440-volt motor, three cento.
in the discussion.
cation recommendation, $60; sale $95.75; recording deeds. $2.00; $401.59; and account file, $75.00.
(Continued on Page 6)
Home Makers to
Meet at O. S. C.
Pest Contest
Winner Named
Production of
Fat Increases
Post Office
Move Made
Burned Land
Being Seeded
Manager Calls
Golfers’ Meet
Forest Wealth
To Be Discussed
Bowling Alley
Property Sold
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Postal Notes
Recorder’s Report Issued Tuesday
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