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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954
THE
EAGLE,
VERNONIA,
ORE. -----------------------------------
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
RESOLUTION
WANTED_____________
FOR SALE Red Comet automa­
tic fire extinguishers Car, home,
and business sizes. Protection
for life and property. Author­
ized agent, Ed Tipton, box 293,
Vernonia.
18t3
STRAWBERRY PICKERS want­
ed. Sign up now at Vernonia
Variety Store with M. B. Steers.
Picking begins about June 1. Alta
Carstens, Banks, Oregon.
18t3c
FOR SALE: Good wringer type
< lectnc washing machine, cheap
Inquire noons or after five at
209 A St. Ollie Roberts.
17t3
WOMAN WANTED. Chance to
make money every week mailing
postcards.
Work home spare
tune. Box 9, Watertown, Mass.
18t4
PIANO BARGAIN. Will sell at
sacrifice beautiful spinet piano
in this locality to save moving
expense. Easy terms or cash.
For information write Tailman
Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Oregon.
17t3c
ONE light, I heavy bedstead and
springs, single record electric
phonograph, butter churn, two
25-lb. pkgs, linoleum paste, 40x72
in. sewing table with lower shelf,
2 electric lamps. Helene Hanel
1332 State Ave.
16t3
FOR SALE: 40 parmenter red
pullets, 11 months old
Laying
80%. $2 00 each. Next door to
Shorty Lee's. J. W. Young. 16t3
CASH PAID for furniture, live­
stock, machinery, tools any time
Forest Grove Auction, L. R. Senfl
and C. W Christiansen, owners
and auctioneers. Phone 7615.
lfitfc
THE APRON SHOP, specializing
in hemstitching, installing zip­
pers, clothing repair, alterations,
luxated al Seawright Cleaners.
Rhone 1211. June Willis.
7tfc
SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill
dirt. Call 3811, A. G. Ostrander.
26t52c
FOR SALE
Cars, Trucks
LEGAL NOTICE
WANTED: Someone to truck
short logs. See W. lingermanson
on Timber route. Box 42.
18tl
LAWN MOWERS sharpened
Phone 1322, Albert Schalock, 3rd
St., Riverview.
16t3
WANTED
BERRY PICKERS
BOTH HILL AND MOUNTAIN
BERRIES
Transportation furnished. Excel­
lent berries. Register by post­
card to—
ROLLING HILLS FARM
Star Rt., Banks, Oregon
13tfc
CASH PAID for any number or
kinds of cattle, pigs, feeder or fat
hogs. Walt Altman, Auctioneer.
Write or phone 7612, Forest
Grove.
3tfc
HIGHEST cash prices paid for
cream and eggs at your door—
picked up once or twice weekly—
call or write Forest Grove Cream­
ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone
126.
14tfc
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC­
TION IN THE RURAL SCHOOL
BUY NOW
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SPRING SPECIALS
COUNTY, OREGON. UPON
1551 CHEVROLET 4 dr. sedan,
powerglide, $400 worth of QUESTION OF INCREASING
TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT
accessories. New tires.
LIMITED
BY SECTION
11
ItS) CHEVROLET 2 dr. sedan
Just like new. Low mile­ ARTICLE XI. STATE CONSTI
TUTION.
age. One owner.
Notice is hereby given that an
1953 CHEVROLET delxe 5 pas­
election
will be held Monday.
senger coupe. Heater, etc.
1S50 CHEVROLET 5 pas­ May 17. 1954. by the Rural Schoo]
senger coupe. Radio and District of Columbia County,
State of Oregon, in all compon­
heater, light tan.
ent
school districts of said Rura'
1948 DODGE 2 dr. sedan. Fluid
School District.
drive. Radio, heater.
The election will begin at 8:00
1948 DODGE
business coupe
p.m. and will be held in the
Fluid drive.
VERNONIA AUTO COMPANY schoolhouse in each of said coni
3(1 Years in Business in Vernonia ponent districts. The purpose cf
Phone 342
Vernonia the election is to submit to thi
______________ ______________ iStlc legal voters of the rural school
district the question of increas­
tUK SALE—Insurance
ing the tax levy for the fiscal
year
beginning July 1, 1954, ovet
BELL HUDSON Insurance, tele­
phone 773. We have a reliable the amount limited by Section 11
Ci , writing cars for 3, 6t 9 Article XI of the Constitution.
The reason for increasing such
months at low rates. Also fire
insurance. Geo. Bell, H. Hudson. levy are:
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS WITH
37tfc
IN THE BASE
The amount of tax, in excess of
FOR SALE—Real Estate
the six per cent limitation pro­
GOOD 3-bcdroom, modern house
posed to be levied by the rura)
v .retf for range; 100x100 lot
school district of Columbia Coun­
cose to stores
Only $3150. ty, Oregon, for the fiscal year
Very good terms.
beginning July 1, 1954, is $24,-
20 ACHES I miles out on mam 269.95.
hij. way
4-room house, 7 stan-
Dated this 17 day of April, 1954
. .non bain, chick house and Attest:
u *xi shed. Tractor and farm
Lois D. Kent, Secretary, Rural
r ..chinerv included at $5250.
School Board
R‘ DUCED for quick sale: Four-
H. G Sandon, Chairman. Rural
room modern hou. • on
acre,
School Board.
■x’ludi s garage and machine
4 22-5-6
• >p Only $2250, good terms
NOTICE: The County Court of
DON BAYLEY. BROKER
Columbia County. Oregon has ap­
MacDonald Hotel, Vernonia, Ore
l«tlc pointed ZEI.MA M DOW as Ad­
ministratrix of the Estate of
TWO BEDROOM modern home HAROLD CLAUDE DOW. De­
just out of Hillsboro on half acre.
ceased
All
persons
having
Pt •• $6500. $2000 down, balance claims against said estate are re­
private loan at five per cent. In- quired to present them with
qu ■ 612 Third street, Vernonia. proper vouchers to the under­
____________________________ 17t3c signed at the Joy Theater Build­
ing. Vernonia. Oregon, or the Of­
FOR RENT
fices of Patterson, Bush and
Fl RNISHF.D three-room apart­ Bradley, Commercial Hank BldR ,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
ment and bath
Electric range
refrigerator, oil heat and use of ZELMA M DOW, Administratrix
laundry. Riverview Apts. Large PATTERSON. BUSH AND
BRADLEY, Attorneys for Ad­
sleeping room with two beds
ministratrix
17t5c
Kitehrn privilege
if desired
Ra r»i. w Apts_____________ lltfc
Accidents in the home area kill
m le children under 15 years *n
CLASSIFIED RATES
Cicgon than all the communic­
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 able diseases combined
words or less. Words over min­
imum. 2c each. Three inser­
STOCK SIGNS
tions for the price of two.
NO information on classifieds will
O No Tresspassing
be given out until after paper
• For Rent
is mailed.
•
BLIND ads with answers to be
• N ■ Minors Allowed
handled by the Eagle: Mini
• N Peddh rs Allowed
mum charge 80c. No inform«
• No Hunt ing
non given relative to such ads.
• No Fishing or Hunting
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY
Without Permission
ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED
AFTER WED NOON EXCEPT
VERNONIA EAGLE
FOR Nr.XT WEEKS PAPER.
A RESOLUTION SUBMITTING
TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF
THE CITY OF VERNONIA AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CITY
CHARTER. WHICH PROVIDES
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF GEN
ERAL
OBLIGATION SEWER
BONDS NOT TO EXCEED $85.
000.00 FOR THE PURPOSE OF
CONSTRUCTING. IMPROVING
AND EXTENDING THE SEWER
SYSTEM, THE EXACTION OF
A SEWER SYSTEM USE
CHARGE. AND A CONNEC
TION FEE; PROVIDING FOR
THE PAYMENT OF SAID
BONDS; PROVIDING A BAL
LOT TITLE UNDER WHICH
THE PROPOSAL EHALL BE
SUBMITTED; CALLING AND
PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL
ELECTION AT WHICH SAID
AMENDMENT IS TO BE SUB­
MITTED TO THE VOTERS OF
THE CITY OF VERNONIA.
WHEREAS the Cory Hill sec­
tion of the City of Vernonia is
not now a part of the city sewer
system, which has caused an un­
sanitary and unhealthy condition
to exist, which condition the
State Sanitary Authority has or­
dered the city to abate; and
WHEREAS, the city desires to
submit to the voters of the city
the question of the issuance of
bonds to finance the construction
of the necessary sewage facili­
ties;
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT
RESOLVED
BY
THE
CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
VERNONIA That a special elec­
tion be and hereby is called to be
held in the City of Vernonia on
Friday, the 21st day of May, 1954,
at which time there is hereby
submitted to the voters of the
City of Vernonia a proposed
charter amendment, which pro­
posed amendment is to be a new
section proposed to be added to
the charter and designated as
99-C; the text of said amend­
ment to be submitted shall be
as follows:
BE IT ENACTED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
VERNONIA, OREGON. That a
new section designated "Section
99-C” be added to Chapter 9 of
the amended charter of the City
of Vernonia, providing as follows,
to-wit:
Section 99-C. The City Coun­
cil is hereby authorized and em­
powered to issue and sell
general obligation sewer
bonds in an amount not
exceeding $85.000 00 for the •pur­
pose of constructing, improving
and extending the city sewer sys­
tem.
The City Council is further em­
powered to provide for a month­
ly sewer use charge, which charge
is to be added to the water bills
and collected as a part thereof,
and to exact a fee for all new
connections to the sewer system.
The revenue derived from the
connection fees and use charges
is to be paid into a special sewer
fund and used for the payment
of the above mentioned sewer
bonds. To further insure the pay­
ment and interest of the sewer
bonds all net revenues derived
from the municipal water system
are to be paid into the special
sewer fund and pledged to the
payment of the principal and in­
terest of the sewer bonds. The
transfer of the net revenues from
the water system to the special
sewer fund shall continue so long
as any of the sewer bonds issued
remain unpaid and until the city
has at least two year’s require­
ment on hand for the interest on
and the maturing principal of all
the outstanding sewer bonds, and
when the existing sewer fund
falls below this amount, the water
revenues are again to be trans­
ferred to said fund.
That the City Council shall |
levy each year an ad valorem tax
on all taxable property within
the city, which, together with
the sewer and water revenues. |
shall be sufficient to pay the in­
terest upon and maturing prin­
cipal of the sewer bonds. If the
said bond;» are authorized by a
majority of voters, the issuance
thereof would be in lieu of all
other bonds heretofore authorized
but not issued Section 99-B of
the Amended Charter of the City
of Vernonia be and the same
hereby is repealed
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF VERNONIA That
the ballot title under which the
proposed amendment shall ap­
pear on the ballot shall be as fol­
lows
“Charter Amendment submitted
to the voters by the Council"
PURPOSE To add to the City <<
Vernonia charter a new section
to Chapter 9 designated as Sec­
tion 99-C, which grants to the
City Council the power to issue
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE_______ :
general obligation bonds in an sewer fund shall continue so long |
amount not to exceed $85,000 00 as any of the sewer bonds issued I
for the purpose of constructing, remain unpaid and until the city I
improving, and extending th? city has at least two year’s require- j
sewer system; to provide for a ment on hand for the interest on 1
monthly sewer use charge ant to and the maturing principal of all I
exact a fee for sewer connections; the outstanding sewer bonds, and
to provid' for the pledging of when the existing sewer fund
all net revenues derived from the falls below this amount, the water
water system to insure payment revenues are again to be trans­
of the principal and interest of ferred to said fund.
That the City Council shall levy
said bonds; to pledge th? sewer
revenues to the payment of the each year an ad valorem tax
principal and interest of said on all taxable property within
bonds, authorizing the City Coun­ the city, which, together with the
cil to levy an ad valorem tax on sewer and water revenues, shall
all taxable property within the be sufficient to pay the interest
City. Repeal section 99-B of the upon and maturing principal of
the sewer bonds. If the said
Amended Charter of said City.
Shall the amendment be adoptin’ bonds are authorized by a major­
ity of voters, the issuance thereof
Vote Yes or No.
100
Yes would be in lieu of all other
101
No bonds heretofore authorized but
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED not issued. Section 99-B of the
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF Amended Charter of the City of
THE CITY OF VERNONIA That Vernonia be and the same hereby
at said special election there shall is repealed.
That the above proposition has
be three polling places, to-wit,
Precinct #4 at the City Hall, Ver­ been referred to the voters by re­
nonia, Oregon, Precinct #1 at solution of the City Council and
Sundland Electric
Store, 786 the ballot title under which it
Bridge Street, Vernona, Oregon, shall appear on the ballot is as
and Precinct #2 at the I.W.A. follows:
Union Hall 537 North Street, Ver­ “Charter Amendment submitted
nonia, Oregon, at which polling to the voters by the Council"
place all qualified voters shall PURPOSE: To add to the City of
vote, and which polling place Vernonia charter a new section
shall be open from 8 o'clock a m. to Chapter 9 designated as Sec­
to 8 o’clock p.m. PST.
tion 99-C, which grants to ths
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED City Council the power to issue [
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF general obligation bonds in an
THE CITY OF VERNONIA That amount not to exceed SSS’.OOO for
the Recorder is hereby ordered the purpose of constructing, im­
and directed to publish this re­ proving, and extending the city
solution in full at least one time sewer system; to provide for a
in THE VERNONIA EAGLE, a monthly sewer use charge and to
newspaper of general circulation exact a fee for sewer connections;
within th? City of Vernonia not to provide for the pledging of all
less than ten days nor more than net revenues derived from the
twenty days immediately preced­ water system to insure payment
ing the date of said election and of the principal and interest of
to post a notice of said special said bonds; to pledge the sewer ;
election in two public and con­ revenues to the payment of the
spicuous places within the City principal and interest of said
not less than ten days immediate­ bonds; authorizing the City Coun­
ly preceding the election. That cil to levy an ad valorem tax on
th? publication in THE VER­ all taxable property within the
NONIA EAGLE shall be entitled: City. Repeal section 99-B of the
Amended Charter of the said
“Notice of Special Election.”
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED City.
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF Shall the amendment be adopted? ’
THE CITY OF VERNONIA That Vote Yes or No.
the Recorder be and he hereby is 100
Yes
instructed to prepare such bal­ 101
No
lots, poll books, and other re­
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN That
cords as will be required to pro­ at said special election there shall '
perly conduct and hold such elec­ be three polling places, to-wit, ■
tion and canvass the results Precinct #4 at the City Hall,
thereof.
Vernonia, Oregon, Precinct #1 at
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Sundland Electric Store.
786
That the judges and clerk of the Bridge Street, Vernonia, Oregon,
election board shall be the same and Precinct #2 at th? I.W.A.
as those chosen to act as such Union Hall 537 North Street, Ver­
for the State Primary Election to nonia, Oregon. The polls shall
be held on the same day as the be open from 8 o'clock a m. to 8
election herein.
o’clock p.m. of said day.
Introduced and passed by the
Sam Hearing, Recorder
City Council this 3rd day ol
18tlc
May, 1954.
Lyman Hawken, Mayor AT THE EAGLE OFFICE—
ATTEST: Sam Hearing, Recorder
Typewriter and Adding Machine
Ribbons for Most Machines.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION
THE VERNONIA EAGLE
—
Office Supplies
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Printing
That a special election will be
held in the City of Vernonia, Co­
lumbia County. Oregon, on Fri­
BENS BARBER SHOP
day, th" 21st day of May, 1954,
that being the same day as the
Expert Tonsorial Work
State Primary Election, at which
elecion there will b? submitted :
Vernonia, Oregon
for the approval or rejection of the
legal voters of said city the ques. I
tion of whether or not the City !
Charter should be amended by ’
adding
thereto the following
charter amendment:
BE IT ENACTED BY THE ■
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF VER- I
NONIA. OREGON. That a new I
section designated “Section 99-C” 1
be added to Chapter 9 of the I
amended charter of the City of 1
Vernonia, providing as follows, i
to-wit:
Section 99-C. The City Coun­
cil is hereby authorized and cm- 1
powered to issue and sell general i
obligation sewer bonds in an I
amount not exceeding $85,000 00 '
for the purpose of constructing, i
improving and extending the city 1
sewer system.
The City Council is further em­
powered to provide for a monthly
sewer use charge, which charge
is to be added to the water bills
and collected as a part thereof,
and to exact a f -e for all new
connecions to the sewer system.
The revenue derived from the I
connection fees and use charges '
is to be paid into a special sewer :
fund and used for the payment |
of the above mentioned sewer i
bonds.
To further insure the 1
payment and interest of the sewer
binds all net reverses derived
from the municipal water sys­
tem are to be paid into th? spe 1
cial sewer fund and pledged to
the payment of the principal and '
interest of the sewer bonds. The I
transfer of th? net revenues from [
the water system to the special
Nevada Man
Visits Here
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Mathews had as their guests over
Monday night, Mrs. Mathews
brother and a friend from Pioche,
Nevada.
Mrs. Henry Wilson has been
caring for the children of Mr
and Mrs. Charles Rosier while
Mrs. Rosier was in the hospital
with a new baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neuer were
Hillsboro shoppers one day» last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor made
a trip to Woodland, Washington
last Monday.
Some of the Burris family who
lived here years ago visited their
old home place last week. It is
now the Dee Vere Hershey place
Mrs. Maude Rogers and Mrs
Lena Mathews accompanied Mrs
Myrtle Mathews to Forrest Grove
on Monday.
Eugene Residents
Visit Relatives
MIST — Mr. and Mrs. George
Jones motored to Seaside Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach
from Birkenfeld. They visited
the Jones three sisters there.
Mrs. Chet Clenderian and four
children came down from Eugene
last Wednesday and visited her
parents, the L. P. Wikstroms. She
left for Eugene again Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes and
her mother, Mrs. ’Johnson went
up to their home in Forest Grove
and spent the week end.
The Chas. Sundlands came back
home from a weeks trip to Cali­
fornia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Shalmon Libel
were motorists to Seaside Sun­
day.
Joe Roeser and his brother,
Charles Roeser, were in Clatska­
nie Saturday.
Earl Knowles is going to work
for the Allied Company having
finished his work at Svenson.
J W Howry is building a new
picket fence around his place.
It will add much to the beauty,
too.
Laundry and
Dry Cleaning
IN
THURSDAY
BACK
THURSDAY
Bring To—
BEN BRICKEL’S
BARBER SHOP
Oregon Laundry
and
Dry Cleaners