Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 07, 1956, Page 6, Image 6

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    Home Extension Committee Meets
The Columbia county Home
Extension committee met at the
home of Virginia Hansen at Mist,
May 25.
New members, Edith Rauch
and Lucy Avis, were greeted and
welcomed into the group by the
chairman, Ida Lloyd.
Those in attendance were: Ida
Lloyd, Deer Island; Margit Pe-
tersen, Delena; Doris Baker, Tim­
ber Route; Virginia Hansen, Mist;
Faye Beeler. Warren; Lucy Avis,
Columbia City; Edith Rauch, Fern
Hill; Margaret M. Allyn, county
agent home economics, St. Helens
and Louise Gahr, Chapman.
Margaret Allyn stated that 76
unit members received 100 per
cent attendance awards at Home­
maker's Festival and sixteen units
received either a seal or a certi-
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BEN'S BARBER SHOP
Expert Tonsorial Work
Vernonia, Oregon
ficate as having achieved all stan.
dard goal requirements during the
past year.
The annual district picnic will
be held on July 18 at Ecola Park.
All members are invited to at­
tend. Four counties will be in­
cluded and all will participate in
some way to make this a worth­
while, interesting affair.
New county committee officers
are as follows: Mrs. Lester Peter­
sen, chairman; Mrs. Norman Han-
seh, vice-chairman; Mrs. Earl
Avis, secretary-treasurer.
The annual picnic of the Co­
lumbia county committee will be
held at the Gahr home in Chap­
man on August 24. Past county
committee members are cordially
invited to attend.
The committee wishes to ex­
press their sincere thanks and ap­
preciation to all county newspap-
ers which have given the exten-
sion service so much fine space
this past year.
Sell it with an Eagle Want Ad.
SEE YOUR LOCAL MATERIALS DEALER
for
EXTRA QUALITY
PORTLAND CONCRETE PIPE
Manufactured by
BY DON COIN WALHOD
County Extension Agent
AROUND THE FARM
AROUND THE FARM
,dh aof
Symphylids are becoming in­
creasing important and have
been causing more than the usual
amount of damage this spring ac­
cording to the number of reports
that we have been having and
the requests for information on
control.
Although classed generally as
insects, symphylids are actually
small animals. They are pearly
white in color and adults are
about U inch in length. Occa­
sionally red, orange or green veg­
etable pigments in the intestinal
tract are visible through the body­
wall. Symphylids have chewing
mouth parts but no eyes.
Eggs, larvae, and adults can
be found in any month of the
year. They usually become ac-
tive in the upper soil as soon as
the soil becomes warm in the
spring. The life period has not
been determined, but adults have
been kept in captivity for over 5
years.
Symphylids are principally
vegetable feeders. They do their
greatest damage by attacking and
destroying germinating seeds and
seedlings, feeding on roots and
root hairs of many plants. In
some instances they will feed on
fruit or foliage that is in contact
with the ground. We have had
quite a few instances of this lat­
ter circumstance reported this
year on strawberries. Almost all
damage
plants are subject to
from this pest.
In recent years both Oregon
State and Washington State col­
lege have been working on con­
trol methods for symphylids. This
research work has been aided by­
special grants from vegetable
growers organizations. H. E. Mor­
rison, Associate Entomologist at
Oregon State College is handling
the investigations that are being
made in Oregon.
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While assisting with the weeds
and crop identification contest
at the 4-H Community Day at
Vernonia last week, Bob Ma­
thews indicated that he had re­
cently completed spraying some
of his fence rows with a mixture
of dalapon and 2,4-D. The dala­
pon was to give control of gras­
ses and the 2,4-D to kill broad-
leafed weeds and also some of
the brush. Bob indicated that he
was interested in such a program
because the materials were non-
corrosive to the wire, and no dam­
age resulted to the fence as oc­
curs when burning fence rows.
Most sheepmen of Oregon and
neighboring states would recog­
nize the name of Chuancey Hub­
bard. Recently we had an op­
portunity to visit Hubbard and
his son while they were readying
some of his Hampshire lambs to
go out on new pasture.
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In addition to identifying your business, extra
listings are handy for persons in your home
whose names are not the same as your own.
And they cost even less
A West Coaat Telephone Credit Card enables you to
charge phone calls to your home or office phone—
no matter where you go. Have you applied for
yours yet?
The Clatskanie Community Day
for 4-H and F F A. members has
been scheduled for Saturday, July
14. With the increase in 4-H
enrollment and F F A. inteuest ini
the community, this year the
committee will be making plans
for a larger show than usual.
Final details for the program have
not yet been decided on by the
committee in charge.
The Clatskanie Kiwanis under
the direction of their agricultural
committee have been the sponsors
of this community fair. The city
park has been the site for the
junior show in past years and im­
provements have been made to
help make it successful. Further
improvements are planned for
this year.
Sell it with an Eagle Want Ad.
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EXPENDITURES
Current year
Actual for
Budget
first
for
six months
total year
Actual operation for year ended
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
1953
1954
1955
$ 1,980.00
92.24
$ 1.980.00
251.34
$ 2,064.38
61.32
$ 1,039.50
20.55
858.00
858.00
4.37
900.00
450.00
2.76
900 00
10.00
600.00
300 00
888.73
170.46
476.50
600.00
75.00
1,219.42
179.97
476 50
600 00
1,500.00
1,206.42
220.92
476.50
300.00
600 00
500 00
2,200.00
200.00
500.00
.....
543.92
476.50
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$ 2,079.00
250.00
7,000 00
3,400.00
3,000.00
3,400.00
8,370.99
750.34
8,409 43
835.53
8,818.34
523.21
4,411.76
470.45
9,009.00
1,000.00
119.00
641.31
314.50
712.90
405.74
343.44
64047
531.30
5,778.12
4,000 00
254.75
5,000.00
4,500.00
750.00
1,000.00
110.00
1,700 00
4,5000.00
990.00
209 93
60 00
1,017.34
478.51
258.77
990.00
209.55
60.00
474.36
441.51
404.90
60.84
743.85
833.70
326 72
1,039.08
202.59
65 00
549.74
497.21
141.11
121.68
1,309.52
910.46
431.45
, 774.28
$34,062.39
$11,600 13
519.54
127.38
616.48
241.35
106.95
537.45
354.72
209.05
$30,670.20
$25,717.14
3,751.08
1,980.00
9,362.02
478.07
1407
1,884.98
6,500.00
3,71984
1,980.00
6.586 27
225.81
67.19
1,625.09
10,000.00
3,938.75
2,093.62
22,165.46
226.25
79.56
1,961.62
1.969.02
1,039 50
3,251.15
81.16
45.01
1,023.18
$ 8,994 26
4,443 91
$66,083.14
$ 5,239.25
4,800 00
$59,961.29
$ 9,074 25
8,452 05
$82,053 95
$ 4,837.51
$23,846.66
1,039.00
200 00
60.00
1,000 00
1,000.00
500 00
60 84
1,500.00
975.00
500.00
1,000 00
$43,542.84
3,938.00
2,079 00
5,000.00
250.00
160.00
2.250.00
9,000.00
$22,677 00
$ 9,000 00
2.500 00
$77,719.84
Fund and Classification
Estimate for
Fiscal year
July I. 1956 io
June 30. 1957
GENERAL FUND
Recorder
Salary
Supplies
Treasurer
Salary
Supplies
Attorney
Salary
Legal Service
Buildings and Grounds
Elections and Publicity
Audit
Debt Service:
Sinking Fund
¡Interest on Bonds
Police Department
Salaries and Wages
Other Expense
Fire Department
Salaries and Wages
Other E’xpense
Street and Sewer Salaries
Sewer Depart mi’ht
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
Supplies and Maintenance
Employee's Retirement Fund
Social Security
Miscellaneous Labor
Sinking Fund
TOTAL
STATE TAX STREET FUND
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16 FUND
Expenditures — Al) Funds
$ 2,183.00
250jOO
945.00
10.00
600.00
500.00
3.000 00
200 OO
500.00
7,000 00
3,400 00
9,402.00
1,250.00
1.500.00
1,000.00
1,700 00
4,500.00
1,091.00
200 00
60.00
1.500 00
1,000 00
500 00
60.84
1,500.00
1,025.00
525 OO
1,000.00
$46,401 84
$ 4,135.00
2,183 00
6,500.00
265 00
175.00
2,250.00
7,000 00
$22,508.00
$13,000 00
$ 5 000 00
$86 909 84
RECEIPTS
Current year
Actual for
Budget
first
for
six months
total year
Actual operation for year ended
June 30
June 30
June 30
1955
1954
1953
Customers and friends can locate you
instantly through extra "white section"
listings that assure quick, convenient
identification of key company personnel.
Call your telephone business office.
Clatskanie Community
Day Due Saturday, July 14
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Listings Cost Only
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Most strawberry growers have
been dusting for the control of
aphids. During the piekipg sea­
son it was necessary, in the past,
to withhold treatments, but now
new Federal regulations will per­
mit dusting with malathion within
3 days of harvest. Last year 10
days between the time of treat­
ment and time of harvest was re­
quired. With this change many
growers will be able to maintain
effective control by treating be­
tween pickings during part of the
season.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the budget committee of the city of Vernonia, Columbia County. Oregon, a municipal corporation has
filed 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
the total amount of money proposed to be raised by taxation and expended by said municipal corporation for all purposes for the period
from July 1, 1956 to June BUS 1957 which estimates are as follows:
997.60
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Recognizing that parasites are
one of the bigger problems con­
fronting sheepmen, Hubbard and
his son were in the process of
protecting their flock and their
investment by worming the flock.
Special "guns” were being used.
These "guns” delivered a meter­
ed dose and had an attached
reservoir. Following the latest
information for the treatment,
each lamb received a dose of
ounce of 5% coppersulfate solu­
tion. After 11 second this was
followed by a dose of one ounce
of phenothiazine. The purpose
of the copper sulfate is to close
the esophageal groove in the
throat so that the phenothiazine
will reach the right portion of
the stomach. 11 seconds are re­
quired for this to take place. The
time required to treat such ani-
mals amounted to very little more
than this 11 seconds.
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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY, JUNE
83963
1,804 01
560 00
1,116 52
267 50
652.76
$ 3,020 00
4,000 00
1,200.00
500 00
200 00
1,400 00
100 00
11,724.96
2,787.06
1,200 00
12,530 84
3.704 34
24,060 15
8,999.95
23,121 58
7,387.03
16,724 04
11,805 71
4,378 79
2,317.00
9,069 00
24,000 00
8.400 00
3,000.00
5,178 48
10,541 82
$70,824 57
9,680 48
1,385.79
$71,248 80
4,590 60
319 52
$49 163 14
9,000 00
2 500 00
$77,71984
$ 3,704 34
6,383 27
1,150 00
1,834.70
451 25
2.265 76
119.20
$ 6,726 44
4,515 74
1,175.00
1,436.40
292.50
2,268.7»
121.00
9,781 63
11,431.46
12,903 85
24,942 30
10.087 64
1,739.50
$75.362.44
$ 3,985.70
6,061 96
1,12500
2,210.95
342 50
2,039.91
141.50
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$
Fund
and
Classification
Estimate for
Fiscal year.
July 1. 1956 fo
June 30. 1957
GENERAL FUND
Cash Balance—
Beginning of Year
Fines and Licenses
$ 5,329 84
4,000 OO
1,200.00
500 00
200 IMI
1,400.00
100 0»
Miscellaneous
Cemetery
State Liquor Allocation
County Dog License Fees
Less isUmate of
Uncollectible Taxes
Revenue from General Tax Levy
TOTAL
WATER FUND
Cash Balance—
Reginning of Year
Water Rentals
Sewer Use Charge
Connection Fee
TOTAL
STATE TAX STREET FUND
Allocation from Stat<C
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16 FUND
Receipts All Funds
(1,500 00)
13,280 00
$24,509 84
$10.000 00
24.000 00
8,400 00
2,000 00
$44,400 OO
$13,000 00
« 5,000 OO
$86,909 84
SUMMARY
Estimated Expenditures—
General Fund
Water Fund
State Tax Street Fund
Road District No. 16 Fund
Estimated Receipts (except from taxation)—
General Fund
Water and Sewer Fund
State Tax Street Fund
...
Road District No. 16 Fund
Amount to be raised by direct tax
WITHIN 6% LIMITATION
IN FXCE9«; of 60 LIMITATION
$46.401 84
$22,508 00
«13 000 00
$ 5,000 00
$11,229 84
»44,400 00
$1.1.000 00
$ 5,000 00
»13 280 00
TOTAL
$86,909 84
TOTAL
$73,629 84
«86 909 84
$13.2*0.00
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 18. 1956 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 21st day of May, 1956
A L. Kullander, Chairman, Rudgct Committee
ATTEST Sam L. Hearing, Recorder
Tom Bateman, Clerk, Budget Committee
Lyman G. Hawken Mayor
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