Vernonia eagle., June 09, 1955, Page 4, Image 4

4 THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1955 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE.
ABOUND THE FARM
BY DON COIN WALROD
County Extension Agent
Three Golfers
Beat Furgol
Birihday Celebration
Calls Families Together
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.
Donovan Reynolds and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rey­
nolds and Earl had cake and
coffee with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weaver and family Saturday in
honor of Paul Lin's birthday.
gested,
but Howell indicates
that the station will provide
milk and coffee at noon.
I Tour Set for
Astor Station
Are your children buying Sav­
and clover and the mowing of
ings
Stamps regularly at school?
The annual field day for the
Last Saturday, June 4, was na­
the first crop for silage each
It
’
s
not
only good thrift training.
John Jacob Astor branch experi-
year, the thistles are gradually, tional golf day and golfers all
Stamps scon grow
but
Savings
ment
station
at
Astoria
is
sch
’
d-
becoming weaker and less abun- over the\ country were comp?t-
ul?d
for
Saturday,
June
11,
and
Bonds.
into
Savings
dant.
ing with open golf champion. Ed
is scheduled to start at 10:30
am.
Moran, Vernonia, and Furgol who played that day on
Jim
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
are the Lake course of the Olympic
This field day should be of
Archie Colvin, Clatskanie,
May
Registers
Frosts
particular interest to Columbia Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. Watch
both planning to spray some country club at San Francisco.
Weather facts for the month of county folks, says County Agent the old tainted skin slough off
tussock and were doing some
Entering the competition here
leaving healthy, hardy skin. If
materials. wer» Russel Stuve of Mist. Dud­ May as compiled by Oakley Don Coin Walrod, because of the not pleased with powerful, in­
checking in control
Cripps
show
a
total
rainfall
of
similarity of climate at the sta­ stant drying T-4-L, your 40c back
Tussock has some other names, ley Nickson and Cliff McClana- I
by the way, and we hear It cal­ han of Portland, and Lyle Fraz- 2 39 inches. Low temperature tion and most of Columbia coun­ at any drug store. Today at—
led such things as tules and ier, Ben George, Loel Roberts was 23 degrees on May 9 with ty. Much of the work going on
VERNONIA DRUG CO.
May 22 a close second with 29 there is applicable to farms oi
swamp grass. This
particular and Lloyd Quinn of Vernonia
plant is readily killed by 2.4-D The il fees paid here and else- degrees. High was 74 degrees on this younty.
sprays applied during May and where were all split between the May 12.
Herb Howell,
superintendent THE VERNONIA EAGLE
June or when the plant is mak­ national golf fund and the Amer­
of the station, reports that Dr
Official Newspaper of
ing good growth. The recom­ ican ift-d Cross who allocated
Harold Schudel, farm crops de­
SCRIBENER'S
Vernonia, Oregon
mended spray rate is three their portion to victims of re-
partment, Oregon State college,
Marvin Kaniholz
pounds of the ester form of 2 4-D cent tornadoes in Kansas and
will
be
present
for
the
field
day
LOG SCALE BOOKS
plus five gallons of a light oil Oklahoma.
to assist with forage crops wo(k
Editor and Publisher
Waterproof.
such as stove oil and water to
and Dr. Jim Oldfield of th? an-
Entered as second class mail
Russell Stuve, Ben George and
From 12 to 80 Feet.
make 100 gallons of spray.
imal husbandry department of matter, Augast 4, 1922 at the
Lloyd Quinn ail beat Furgol.
Only 50c.
OSC will be on hand to help post office in Vernonia. Oregon
The oil in the spray serves
as a wetting agent and thus gives
Rumor has it that the dog hfcf THE VERNONIA EAGLE with matters on livestock nutn- under the act of March 3, 1879.
j tion.
the 2,4-D a better chance to do been relegated to Second place
Subscription price $3.00 yearly
Printing
—
Office Supplies
Inasmuch as there are no lunch in the Nehalem Valley. Else­
its job. However, if oil is used ’Tis said that "man’s best friend" PHONE 191—VERNONIA, ORE. j
' facilities close to th? experiment where $3.50.
in this manner it is necessary is now the United States Sav ings
| station, sack lunches are sug-
that the spray then have a mech- Bond.
anical agitator, as the oil will
not mix with the water. There
NOTICE OF BUDGET MEETING
are commercial wetting agents
IS HEREBY GIVEN that the budget committee of the city of Vernonia, Columbia County, Oregon, a municipal corporation has
that can be used if the oil can­ filed NOTICE
in the office of the levying board, to wit: the City Council of said city, its detailed estimates of the total amount of receipts and also
not be used for lack of a mech­ the total amount of money proposed to be raised by taxation and expended by said municipal corporation for all purposes for the period
anical agitator. We have tried from July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 which estimates are as follows:
........
... .
____________
some of these materials and have
EXPENDITURES
had good success in killing tus­
sock with a hand sprayer wjth
Estimate for
Current year
them. Tussock is adapted to and
Budget
Fiscal year
Actual for
Actual operation for year ended
usually grows only on ground
for
July 1, 1955 to
first
June
30,
June
30,
June
30,
that is wet. If possible to drain
Fund and Classification
total year
June 30, 1956
rix months
1952
1954
1953
the area involved, the tussock is
GENERAL FUND
less likely to come back again
'Vr
Recorder
following spraying 2.4-D is non-
Salary
$ 9 i>7Q nn
$ 2,079 00
$ 1,039.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 1,980.00
$ 1,980.00
poisonous and so no danger to
Supplies
250 00
52.25
$ 250.00
108.96
92 24
251.34
Treasurer
livestock pasturing in the area ik
Salary
900.00
involved.
450 00
780 00
858.00
858 00
$ 900.00
Supplies
s
io no
10.00
4 70
4.37
•
Attorney
Salary
600.00
$ 600 00
600.00
300 00
600.00
600 00
Legal service
1,000.00
$ 500 no
1,500.00
75 00
300 00
Buildings and Grounds
1,200.00
914 47
S 2 200 00
1.577.20
888.73
1,219.93
Elections and publications
200 00
236.13
179 97
70.97
170 46
-. . $ 200.00
A good grass pasture controlled
500 00
$ 500 00
476 50
Audit
476.50
476.50
476.50
Canada thistle for Cliff Multanen I
Debt Service:
r
,
1
(
U
Clatskanie Before planting the
Sinking Fund
$ 7 000 00
m i
nW tiff
•
1 , ..il
“The unmatched natural flav­
paotur.*, Cliff says that the area
Interest on Bonds
$ 3.400.00
or
of
butter
is
an
important
fac
­
was nearly solid with thistle,
Police department
Salaries and wages
oat after planting grass
and tor in the popularity of this dairy
7,228 56
9.009.00
8,370.99
8,409.43
4.412.52
$ 9 009 00
Other expense
796 29
1,000.00
750 34
305.42
835.53
$ 1.000 00
eiover the thistles gradually dis­ product," John Talleshaug. Rain­
ier,
chairman
of
the
June
dairy
Fire department
appeared Cliff used Alta fescue
Salaries and wages
216 00
500.00
month, commenc'd in connection
119.00
314.50
188.20
$ 750.00
-ad white clover, but other spec
Other expense
718.95
2,000.00
641.31
712.90
327.56
$ 1 000 (10
ues would probably work just with the national observance of
•
Street and sewer
as well. The important thing is June dairy month.
Salaries and wages
42 33
110.00
$ 110(10
Talleshaug said that consumer
Uiat the pasture be vigorous.
Other expense
1,618.88
1,700.00
5,778.12
254.75
924.65
S 1 7OO (VI
Sinking
fund
3,000.00
surveys
have
revealed
that
more
1,000.00
4,000.00
5.000.00
$ 4 son no
Joe Baker, manager of Hudson-
Library
unwell company, Scappoose, al- than 70 per cent of the families
900 00
990 00
1,039 00
990.00
Salaries and wages
519.54
$ 1 089 no
•v aid rated on the pasture tour throughout the country use but­
194 03
209 93
Supplies
200 00
209.55
65.65
$
200.00
ter
today.
Butter
ranks
high
in
.ast Saturday that a good pas-
60 00
60.00
Health Officer
60.00
$
60 no
sore would control Canada this. importance in American homes
6,088 53
1.017.34
474.36
Park
501.52
1,500 00
$ 1,000.00
both
as
a
spread
and
as
a
cook-
638.74
478.51
249.01
Cemetery
441.51
1.000.00
tie Joe says that between the
i non i
144 21
258.77
404.90
82.77
500.00
«•appetition offered by the grass ing ingredient.
Miscellaneous
$ 500 no
• ; ; ;
115.72
60.84
60.84
60.84
League of Oregon Cities
There are many other advan-
$
60 81
656 22
997.60
743.85
562 92
1,000.00
Bonds and insurance
$ 1 sno nn
tages butter can boast besides
779.03
1,562.14
833.70
466.51
925.00
Employee’s Retirement Fund
$ 975 QI)
flavor. It is easy to digest and
70 22
326 72
217.72
480.00
Social Security
$ 500 (Ml
creates desirable conditions for
453.70
1.000 00
Emergency
$ 1 non (Hi
the digestion of food.
$31,822.84
TOTAL
543.542 8»
It is unexcelled as a rich source
WATER FUND
$ 3,751.08
$ 3,407 69
$ 3,719.84
$ 1.969.02
of natural vitamin A This vita
$ 3.938.00
Salaries — Superintendent
$ 3.938 00
1,800.00
1,980.00
1,980.00
1,039.50
2,079.00
Salaries — Collector
$ 2 079 OQ
min is necessary
for growth,
15,021.57
6.586 27
9,362.02
19.435.97
8,000.00
Supplies and maintenance
$ 5 000 00
healthy ey“s and skin and main-
361 48
478.07
225.81
119.16
230.00
Employees’ Retirement Fund
$ 250.00
tenance of healthy tissues for re-
14 07
67.19
39.72
125.00
Social Security
$ 160.00
sistance to infection.
1,232.10
1,884 98
1,625.09
1,183.24
2 250 00
Miscellaneous labor
$ ^250.0-1
1.500
00
6.500
00
10.000
00
Butter was first made quite
7,000.00
Sinking fund
$ 9.000 00
by accident more than
2,000
$f2.677.0()
TOTAL
5.203.51
8.994.26
5.239.25
5,103 35
9.044.85
years before the Christian era.
STATE TAX STREET FUND
$ 9,000.00
4.443.91
4,800 20
116 07
7,367.93
One hot day a Nomads goat
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16 FUND
$ 2,500 00
$58,248 36
$66.083.14
$59,961 29
$43,148 25
$71,857.62
$77,719.84
Expenditures—All Funds
skin of milk became churned
from jostling and the heat as he
RECEIPTS
rod? a swift horse across the des­
Current
Estimate for
ert of the middle east. When the
‘1 i f
.■
Actual operation for year ended
Actual for
Budget
Fiscal year.
Nomad tested the "butter" as
June 30
Just like 2x2 or ABC,
first
June 30
June 30
for
July 1, 1955 to
started to take a drink of
1952
1953
1954
six months
total year
Fund and Classification
June 36 1956
my taste for milk comes he
milk, he found he had a product
naturally. It tastes as good of fine flavor, stimulating to the
GENERAL FUND
Cash balance —
as anything could, for a taste. He told his friends about $ 6,694 32
$ 3,985.70
$ 3,704 34
$ 477.39
$ 2,637.29
Beginning of year
$ 3,020.00
the discovery and
the
news
yick-me-up you see,
6,496.77
6,061 96
6,383 27
2.302.03
4,000.00
Fines and licenses
$ 4,000.00
spread
over
the
civilized
world
1
080
00
1.125.00
1.150.00
590 00
1.140.00
<and that's why milk’s
Rent and sale of property
$ 1,200 00
425.65
2,210 95
425.00
1.834.70
500.00
Before the butter was widely
Miscellaneous
500.00
$
for me)
241 25
342 50
451 25
192 50
150.00
Cemetery
200 00
accepted as a food, it was re­
$
2.039 91
1.669.75
2.265 56
610 86
1,400 00
State liquor allocation
$ 1.400 00
garded as an indication of wealth
117 50
141.50
119 20
100 00
County dog license fees
100 00
$
in some countries. -It was stored
Less estimate of
in the ground for years and a tree
( 1200 00)
uncollectible taxes
12,477 82
9,781 63
11,431 46
was planted to mark the spot.
1,771 05
11,822 13
Revenue from gen. tax It vv
TOTAL ...
Grade A Pasteurized
WATER FUND
Natur-* takes care of her foolish
Cash balance —
Milk & Cream
sons by providing wives to watch $12,210 55
$12,903 85
$ 3,704 34
$ 7,642 16
$10.895 42
Beginning of year
*
PHON I 471
$ 9.069.00
over
them
I
24,472 75
24.942 30
24.060 15
11,655 99
24.000 00
Water rentals
$24.000 00
Sewer Use Charge
$ 8.400.00
Connection Fee
$ 3,000.00
TOTAL
$44.469 00
STATE TAX STREET FUND
8.633 09
10.087 64
5.178 48
4.346.20
9.044 85
Allocation from State
$ 9.000 00
1,462 26
1.739 50
10,541 82
258 23
7,367.93
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16 FUND
$ 2.500 00
$76,980 71
$75,362 44
$70,824 57
$30,271 41
$71,857 62
Receipts — All funds
$77,719 84
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SUMMARY
That the past few weeks have
aot been hay-making weather
axiuld be apparent to most any­
not bothered
one, but it has
those dairy and livestock people
•eer the county who have been
uusily engaged in filling silos.
Occasionally, the rains will stop
she ensilage making, too,
but
for the most part there has been
jttle hinderance.
Recognition of the value of
•ilagc continues to grow as ev-
jdenced by the numerous new
tilos that we have around again
•.Ins spring. However, there is no
particular uniformity in the type
of new silo that is built Gener­
ally, there seems to be more in­
terest in the trench silos, as
•here seem to be more of that
particular type being construct­
ed than any other. Some are
iibove ground and some are dug
into the ground where conditions
are suitable.
Dick Richards, manager of the
Joe Fisher Ftereford Ranch, told
as about something that
they
tried to reduce the amount, of
-spoilage and unpalatable silage
•n the top portion of their trench i
silo« which does not have a roof.
Dick says that after filling their
trench, they poured
molasses
•ver it. This molasses helps to I
teal the top of the silage and at |
.’he same time it keeps the upper j
■
poition« of the silage palatable
it is carried downward.
Ken Asburry. Bachelor Flat, is
filling a new trench silo that is
dug partly out of the hillsid1*.
The walls of this silo are concrete
.and there is also
a
concrete
floor Plans are made to put a
¡roof over this silo. Ken plans to
•elf-feed his cattle from this
french and already has the feed-
-m: racks patterned after a pub-
.tshed plan from OSC.
Butter Flavor
Is Unmatched
RT>
OBIRV PRODUCTS (0.
From where I sit
Joe Marsh
Sad Note
From The Bugle
All ef it» on the (’ferien were
alarmed to learn (lyo our prin­
cipal rirai in the Hen »paper Held
— the Raletrillr Rupie —might
hare le »hut down.
Cropa wen* bad in Balesnlle
last year and one of their fac­
tories more«! out of town. Just
tern po ran rttiard times, of course
need» help now
-but the Rup/e
J
if it’s to survive.
Bo, thin paper is going to
arrape up a little money to help
tide them over, and we hope other
local concerns will do the same.
We've seldom agreed with them
editorially over the years but
we want their competition to
keep us on our toes.
From where I »it. this country
need» papers with different point»
of view —just a» it need» ptoplr
with different idea» and ta»t«n.
You may prefer iced tea as a hot-
weather rooler ... I generally
choose a cold glass of hcer But
if either of u< couldn’t express
his opinion, and act on it. that
would he "had news" for the
whole commui.ity
C.optnght. I9»j. I nttrtl Slatti Hittr'l Ffniiliot
I
i
I
I
Proceeds from sale of Sewer Bonds
Expenditures authorized for Sewer construeu n
Estimated expenditures —
General Fund
Water Fund
. .
State Tax Street Fund
Road District Ito. 16 Fund
Estimated Receipts (except from taxation) —
General Fund
Water Fund and Sew *r Fund
State TaiC Street Fund
Road District No. 16 Fund
■Amount to be raised bv direct tax
WITHIN «°. LIMITATION
IN EXCESS OF 6
LIMITATION
$85.000 00
$85.000 00
$43.542.84
$22.677.00
$ 9.000 00
$ 2.500 00
> 9.220 00
$44 46900
$ 9 000 00
$ 2,500 00
$12.530 84
=
«
TOTAL $77,719 84
A
TOTAL $65.18900
_________ >77,719 84
$12 530.84
NONE
And notice is hereby given th? said City Council of said City sitting as a levying board, will hold a meeting in the citv hall in the
City of Vernonia. Columbia County. Oregon, on Monday evening. June 23. 1955 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 mr.de mav appear and be h*.ard in favor or
agamst s«id tax levy, or anv part thereof
Dated this 18th day of May 1955 '
ATTEST: Sam L. Hearing, Recorder
A. L. Kuliander, Chairman. Budget Committe-
Lyman
Hawken, Mayor
______ Tom Bateman. Clerk. Budget Committee