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Newspaper Page TextI 4 THURSDAY. MAY 28, 1953 KDHTTun nnuuiw tut inr. THE EAGLE, k! it* VERNONIA. ORE. mDMBY DON COIN wal«°d rnnin county Extension Agent Some Columbia county farmers duction, in addition to other trials will probably be interested in at and the grass and legume nursery. tending one of two experiment Visitors to the station are wel station field days scheduled for come at any time and not just this early June. one day. Jack McDermid, superintendent A couple of weeks ago Herb of the Red Soils Experimental ' Howell, superintendent of the Area, has set June 4 as the field John Jacob Astor Experiment Sta day for that station. Visitors are tion at Astoria, told us that they welcomed anytime after 10:00 a.- would be holding their field day m This station has done consider on Saturday. June 6. starting at able work with crop rotations on 1:00 p.m. The Astoria station is our red soils, grass s:ed crops, studying problems that are com strawberry and caneberry pro- mon to coastal counties. They also have a purebred Guernsey dairy herd. Much of the work done at Astoria would apply to Columbia county. : Featured Below ; Picture of an Eager, Happy Husband Ready to Tear into a Delicious Bought from the Mill Market and Lockers. Keep that smile on his face at all meals by buying the beat in meats here. Your whole family will thrive on our fresh meats. When you want the beat in meats or food products BE SMART — BE THRIFTY TRADE HEREI MARKET LOCKERS Remember— DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY : 10 am - 3 p.m. PHONE 1391 Strawberry growers have been concerned with factors that would maintain or increase yields. As a result of suggestions of the hor ticultural committee under the chairmanship of Ray Anlicker, Deer Island, a strawberry growers tour has been arranged for Thurs day, June 4 starting at 9:00 a.m. The tour will visit two farms and will be a morning affair only. First stop of the tour will be at the Melvin Johnson farm lo cated on highway 30, one mile south of the Warren postoffice. Second stop of the tour will be the K. Asbury farm. Bachelor Flat. Asbury has three fields of particular interest to other berry growers. The last spring meeting of the county home extension committee was held at the home of Mrs. Al. don Ashley near Mist Friday, May 22, according to Frances Gal latin, home agent. Officers elected for the coming year are Mrs. Aldon Ashley, chairman, Mrs. Paul Douglas of Ygnkton, vice- chairman and Mrs. Kenneth Bee son of Clatskanie, secretary-trea sure ' Plans were made for a home extension exhibit at the county fair again this year. Mrs. Paul Douglas is in charge of arrange ments and will be assisted by Mrs. Neal Girt of Rainier and Mrs. Frank Knusel of Scappoose. The exhibit will be placed in the Women’s Building and will fea ture cotton workshop dresses and accessories made the costume. RIVERVIEW — Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Robert Helm and daugh ter and Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Raymond Helm and son of Rich mond, Virginia are visiting at the home of the men's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helm, at Pittsburg. The visiting brothers who are twins, are stationed at an air base in Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. William Long and children of Amity spent Friday evening at the home of his brother The Busy Bee 4-H cooking club met at the home of Bertie Lu Ashley May 12 to study eggs. The girls boiled one egg for 10 minutes while anoth« r egg was cooked for 20 minutes in water just under the boiling point. It was decided the egg cooked at the lower temperature was more ten der. The breakfast club baked muffins, the Luncheon club pre pared Golden Rod eggs and the Dinner division made a souffle. The club wishes to thank every one who helped with the paper drive. Paper collected in ihe county amounted to 10 tons. Th? money will be used to complete the 4-H dormitory at the fair grounds. No one particularly likes the thought of eating fresh peas that might be weevil infested. Being sure that peas from the home garden are weevil free means planning a little ahead for a dust ing program. Dusting should start when the first pods appear and will need to be repeated at 5 to 7 days intervals until the peas are harvested. A 5% meth oxychlor dust or a three-quarters of on? per cent rotenone dust will give good control of weevil. In commercial plantings, DDT and other insecticides are often used, depending upon what use is to be mad ? of the vines. DDT is not recommended where psa silage is to be fed to dairy cattle or cattle being finished for slaughter. and family, Mr. and Mrs Robert Long. Mr. and Mrs. James Staight and baby of Springfield spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker and children of Nehalem spent Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. They all enjoyed Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gwin. Delivery to Your Door Conference of Church Attended at Astoria FRIED CHICKEN - FRIED SHRIMP FISH AND CHIPS CHINESE NOODLES RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs. Art Kouva and baby, Mae Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kouva and County 4-H Clubs Help Mrs. Austin Rice attended the district conference of the Latter With IFYE Program Day Saints church at Astoria Sun Four-H clubs in Columbia coun day. ty contributed $63 52 for the In Mr. and Mrs. Philip Andregg ternational Farm Youth Exchange of Salem spent Sunday at the program according to Mrs. Earl home of her brother and sister- Avis, Columbia City, county IFYE in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mitch chairman. A total of 24 clubs con ell. tribute money for the program. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hillyer and The money that is raised in this daughter have moved into th? state will be used to send young Davis house on Fourth street, rural people from Oregon to coming from San Diego, Cali foreign countries to live for a fornia. He is a nephew of T. F. period of six months. Hillyer. Ten visitors from foreign coun Mrs. Ellen Vasey of Portland tries will be in Oregon this sum spent th? week end at the home mer to live with farm families. * of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Welter. 1 Free Delivery Service Friday and Saturday Sunday ........ 5 to 12 P.M. Until 8 P.M. LEW'S CAFE’ToT NOTICE OF BUDGET MEETING GIVEi ‘hat the budget committee of the city of Vernonia, Columbia County, Oregon, a municipal corporation has th«- total am« «mt' *evy,n£ board, to wit: the City Council of said city, its detailed estimates of the total amount of receipts, and also from inlv i ’ • mo.ney ,0. rais<d by taxation and expended by said municipal corporation for all purposes for the period from July 1, 1953 to June 30, 1954, which estimates are as follows: e e h w EXPENDITURES Actual operation for year ended io Î a 30, June 30- June 30« 1950_____________ 1951____________ 1952 From the number of folks that can be seen in the process of mak ing silage, we are inclined to feel that Columbia county stockmen and dairym n are quick to recog nize the importance of cutting silage crops early. In general the more immature a crop at cutting time the higher the percentage of protein. However, timing cutting so that the maximum yields per acre of protein are obtained is the goal. Cutting legumes at early bloom and grass at the bloom stage gives us that high protein, high quality silage as long as other ensiling conditions are right. In 1952, 265,430 pedestrians were injured in U. S. traffic ac cidents. E. G. Engebretson WATER WELLS DRILLED Phone: Aloha 6-3265 Twin Sergeants Here To Stay with Brother Cooking Club Studies; Appreciates Support Officers Named; Exhibit Slated Rt. 2, Box 845 Beaverton, Oregon $ 1,800.00 124.25 $ 1,790.40 214.56 $ 1,800.00 108,96 660.00 2.95 780.00 600.00 65.00 823.23 93.14 456.00 600.00 256.80 632.76 114.77 456.00 1,577.20 236.15 476.50 7,990.71 241 82 7,022.41 592.60 225.00 2,279.24 Current year Actual for Budget first for x months_____ total year $ 990.00 32.29 $ 1,980.00 250.00 780.00 4.70 429.00 858.00 10.00 600.00 300.00 300.00 470.92 20.39 600.00 100.00 1.200.00 2O0.00 500.00 7,228.56 796.29 4.119.41 301.00 1,804 50 8,580.00 800.00 1.900.00 227.40 275.05 216.00 718.95 57.20 624.02 330.00 750.00 2,245.00 500.00 20.30 2,032.08 500.00 42.33 1,618.88 1.000.00 832.45 110.00 1,500.00 4,000.00 900 00 200.00 101 50 641 96 924.37 900.00 203.77 60.00 900.57 1,471.10 900.00 194.03 495 00 107.21 56.80 69036 935.38 361.39 235.39 146.01 805.93 817.27 6,088.53 638.72 144.21 115.72 656.22 779.03 589.64 93.95 $ 3,421.04 1,800.00 4,799.89 256.85 $ 3,408.55 1,808.60 5,784.72 267.91 $ 3,407.69 1,800.00 15.021.57 361.48 $ 1,875.54 990.00 2,019.04 350.18 $ 3,751.00 1,980.00 8.000.00 400 00 1,500.00 1.232.10 1.500.00 1.206.31 2,035.00 6.500.00 8.396.02 10,325.08 5,203.51 8.994.26 $46,761 34 $43,997.48 $58.248.36 $32.215.28 8.300.00 10,237.36 $10,237.36 5,000.00 • 664.72 1,130.74 990.00 200.00 60.00 1,500.00 1.000.00 500.00 60.84 1.000.00 900.00 1.000.00 Fund and Classification GENERAL FUND Recorder Salary Supplies Treasurer Salary Supplies ............. Attorney Salary Legal servica Buildings and Grounds Elections and publications Audit Police department Salaries and wages Other expense Equipment—Police car Fire department Salaries and wages Other expense Street and sewer Salaries and wages Other expense Sinking fund Library Salaries and wages Supplies Health Officer Park _______ Cemetery Miscellaneous League of Oregon Cities Bonds and insurance Employee’s Retirement Fund Social Security Emergency TOTAL WATER FUND Salaries — Superintendent Salaries — Collector Suinnli0« Anri mainfpnanrp Employees’ Retirement Fund Social Security .......... ........ XT i«ippllanem i<s lahor Sinking fund TOTAL STATE TAX STREET FUND ROAD DISTRICT NO IB FUND Expenditures—All Funds Estimate for Fiscal v->ar July 1, 1953 to June 30, 1954 1,980.00 250.00 858.00 10.00 600.00 150.00 1,200.00 200.00 500.00 330 00 750.00 110.00 1,700.00 5,000 00 990.00 200.00 60.00 1,500.00 1.000.00 500.00 60.84 1,000.00 925.00 340.00 1.000.00 $30.593.84 $ 3,751.00 $ 1.980.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 230.00 $ 75.00 $ 2.250.00 $10.000.00 $26.286.00 $ 5,178.48 $10,541.82 $72,600.14 RECEIPTS Actual operation for year ended June 30 June 30 June 30 1950 1951 1952 you. QAjtcüfr dilli mitage KENTUCKY $ 2,858.23 $ 7,925.58 1,910.00 478.31 335 00 921 19 127.20 $ 4.900.74 $ 9.136.83 1,325.00 831.80 410 00 964.14 98 40 $ » Current year Actual for Budget first for six months total year 6.604.32 $ 6,496.77 1 080.00 424.65 241.25 1.669.75 117.50 $ 3,363.02 $ 2.867.67 560 00 1.186.80 175.00 822.54 141 50 $ 1,502.90 $ 4.000.00 1.080.00 300 00 150 00 900 00 100 00 • 14,211.27 9,870.82 12,477.82 2.466.61 (1.000.00) 10,824.23 3,710.92 18,181.21 664.35 24,291.43 12.210.55 25,472.75 13.442.56 12.910 18 11.687.71 24.000 00 $ 8.635.45 $ 9.233 09 $ 8.633.09 $ 8.994 26 $ 8.300 00 $ 8,146.47 $67,440.83 $10.042.38 $71,768.68 $ 1.462.26 $76.98071 $ 3,358 31 $50.285 45 $10.237.36 $72.082.20 BRAND WHISKEY Pint «•* $4 Fund and Classification Estimate for Fiscal year. July 1, 1953 to June 30, 1954 GENERAL FUND Cash balance — Beginning of year $ 3,704 34 Fines and licenses $ 4 000 00 Rent and sale of property $ 1 080.00 Miscellaneous $ 500 00 Cemetery $ 150 00 State liquor allocation $ 1.000 00 County dog license fees $ 100 00 Less estimate of uncollectible taxes ...... ___ _.........($1200.00) Revenue from gen. tax levy SI 1 431 4fi TOTAL ___ .. $20,765.80 WATER FUND Cash balance — Beginning of year__ _______ $12,114 04 Water rentals $24 000 00 TOTAL $36 114 04 STATE TAX STREET FUND Allocation from State $ 5,178.48 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16 FUND Allocation from County $10.541.82 Receipts — All funds $72,600.14 SUMMARY I Estimated expenditures — General Fund Water Fund State Tax Street Fund Road District No. 16 Fund Estimated Receipts (except from taxation) — General Fund Water Fund State Tax Street Fund Road District No. 16 Fund Amount to be raised by direct tax WITHIN 6% LIMITATION IN EXCESS CF $<7 LIMITATION bourbon.’ nus WHISW.Ï 4 YiMS 010 • 86 woof ■ THE 010 HERMITAGE CO FRANCFORT AT. $30.393.84 $26.28600 $ 5.178.48 $10.541.82 $ 9.334 34 $36.114 04 $ 5.178.48 $10.541 82 TOTAL $72.600.14 TOTAL $61.168.68 ________ $11,431 46 $11.431.46 NONE And notice is hereby given the said City Council of said City sitting as a levying board, will hold a meeting in the city hall in the City of Vernonia. Columbia County. Oregon, on Monday evening. June 22. 1953, at the hour of 8 00 o’clock p.m. standard time, at which time and place all persons who shall be subject to such tax levy, when the same shall be made, may appear and be heard in favor or against said tax levy, or any part thereof. Dated this 11th day of May 1953 ATTEST Sam L Hearing. Recorder Loel Robert. Chairman. Budget Committed Lyman G Hawken Mayor R M Aldrich. Clerk. “ Budget Committee