Library, U of 0 Logging Events on 4th Promise High Entertainment with Five Events. Prizes Now Scheduled Aspirants for the S25 first priz' offered in the log birling contest on July 4 are giving Internation­ al Paper company employees some good laughs as they catch moments to practice on logs in tne mill pond. Reports are that some of them are becoming quite accustomed to being all wet. Terry Brady, chairman of the logging events committee, has an­ nounced that there will be five ontests on the afternoon of the fourth with a $25 first prize in each event and second and third prizes of merchandise. Events Scheduled are trailer backing, log 'ruck and trailer; power saw fall­ ing. 7 to 9 horsepower falling of 44 to 48 inch tree; power saw bucking, 7 to 9, 6 and 3 horse­ power; eye splicing, seven eighths meh line, three-tuck eye; and the birling. Persons interested in registering for any of these events should contact Terry Brady now. The log birling will be done in tne city park pool. cede the fireworks. John Harris who is in charge of the swimming contest that will be held the morning of the Fourth has announced that there will be events for three age groups with three prizes offered in each group KIDDY RIDES SECURED Confirmation was given at the meeting of the Jamboree com­ mittee last Thursday evening that Jajk O’Brion of Portland would bring three rides concessions here for the three days. They will b? a train ride, an airplane ride and a pony ride. The Stardusters, dance band from Pacific University, has been secured to play for the street dance that will be held Saturday evening, July 6. In case of in­ clement weather, it will be mov­ ed to the Legion hall. Of special interest locally is the fact that Dane Brady, as a result of audi­ tions last week, has been selected to play in the Stardusters band during the summer. As a result of the publicity in "WINDOW DISPLAYS GROW The window display committee. the Portland papers Monday, th? Art Ostrander, Mrs. Georg’ wooden nickels have gained in ¿.•ddle and Mrs. Dean Wood, popularity with letters coming have been busy this' week ar­ from various places asking for ranging for exhibits and have lo­ some and one request for a pair cated some very interesting and of earrings from a woman at unusual ones about which most Seaside who has a very large Vernonia residents have not and interesting collection which k"Own. They promise interest she has had on display there dur­ ing the Miss Oregon pageant. As ft - both local people and visitors: a further promotion in this line. A complete directory of the ex- b aits will be published before Janelie Thomas is in Portland the Fourth. Best window display today to purchase a ticket on the is to be given special recognition, excursion train with wooden nickels. As a reminder, tickets a.so. for the train ride are on sale Mrs. C. C. Fugate who is in at the S.P. and S. depot here, but charge of the art and hobby ex­ require the coin of the realm omits which will b? shown in the rather than wooden nickels. c d post office building plans PARADE ENTRIES WANTED t- be there every day from July Parade plans are shaping up, through the Jamboree to re- ; ve and arrange displays and also, with a band and color guard care for them as they are being parade planned on the Fourth, v't wed. She suggests that child­ the kiddies pet and costume par- ren who wish to visit the dis­ , ade on Friday, July 5, and the giand parade on July 6, Satur- plays do so on July 3. day. Bob Thompson is chairman To correct an error made last of the committe for the Saturday ✓ 'eek. the band concert which w.ll be given at 7 p.m. July 4 parade and persons and organiza- wj] be on the lawn at the Wash- tions who will enter floats, ■ ?ton grade school and will pre. marching units or drills should contact him as soon as possible. In order to make it a GRAND parade, there must be a lot of entries that are interesting to view. Groups still wanting conces­ sions should see Pet."* 1 Brunsman. ill persons inter''sted in the Plans are underway for a pan­ o. camzation of a Rock or Agate cake breakfast, with details as to c ub here are invited to attend a who will serve it, time and place rr 'ding at the West Oregon to be announced later. Eight trophies and 32 ribbons ¡■.Hiding Friday evening at 8:00 lock wh"n delegates from the are being offered for events in P.--ck club at Tectronix near Bca- the horse show that will be stag­ ed Saturday afternoon, according v -ton will be here. Mrs. Albert Schalock is making to Bob Thompson, chairman of - -angements for the mee^ng and that event. The Jamboree committee will a • umber of Vernonia people have already mdicated interest in hav- meet again tonight at the West mg a club here. Plans are for a Oregon building and all com- iT-all membership fee, probably mittee members and others who ■ to exceed a dollar. Mrs' Scha- have ideas to help put the Jam- boree over are urged to attend s indicated. Rock Hounds Bid To Meet Friday Five Juniors BUDGET, DIRECTOR DECISIONS DUE Attend State County Development Commission Training Week Asks Aid lor Experiment Farm Effort I I . Three girls and two boys from Representatives from the Gran­ I evening, June 26 at 8 o’clock | Vernonia were among the high ges in Columbia county and other Purpose of the meeting is to lay I school juniors from all over Ore­ interested groups are especially out a program to be followed in < gon who were participating in invited to attend a meeting of an effort to have the proposed citizenship training last week in the Columbia County Develop­ t xperiment farm located in this »he Girls and Boys State pro­ ment commission which will be county. grams on the Willamette Univer­ I held here at the West Oregon The legislature, while m ses­ sity campus at Salem and the meeting room next Wednesday sion, acted favorably on the bill Oregon State college campus at I authorizing establishment of a Corvallis. Northern Willamette Valley Ex­ Carolyn Heath, Julia Waite and perimental Farm and stipulated Helen Mills of Birkenfeld were at that it must be located in Clacka­ Salem for the Girls State sessions mas. Columbia, Multnomah, or which drew attendance of 248 Washington county. It would be girls from all over Oregon. For used for research work in co­ Vernonia ball teams were again the week they were there, they operation with the central ex­ became parts of a mythical state on the short end in the scoring periment station at Oregon State in which county and city govern­ during the past week end. Ten college. Corvallis. It is estimated ments were set up and officers errors and some very good pitch­ it would spend about $50,000 per for them elected as well as for ing beat Vernonia Legion Juniors year as an operating budget. the state government. One of The June 26 meeting is open 11 to 0 at Astoria Sunday. Final th-1 most memorable session was to all interested persons. held in the state capitol building tallies were as follows: • R H E Thursday when the Girls State governor was inaugerated. Gov­ Astoria 11 0 5 ernor Robert D. Holmes was guest Vernonia 0 4 10 speaker. Astoria pitchers were Osmus 6, One of the most impressive Paulson 1 and Thom. For Ver meetings was held Saturday nonia. R. Hunteman pitched 3, One of the shortest council evening, when all the girls gath­ meetings of the year was held ered in the rotunda of the capitol Baker 3 and M. Mullins 1. The Legion Juniors played Sea­ Monday evening with only a few for a candle light service. Th” thrill of the setting and the echo­ side on the local field last even­ items outside of routine business ing of their singing in the capitol ing and play Scappoose here claiming the attention of the o'clock body. dome made it especially memor­ Sunday afternoon at 2 able for the girls. Helen Mills in a make-up game for the one Bob Thompson resigned as fire and Carolyn Heath were elected rained out last Wednesday. chief and recommended Bob Curl The PeeWees also had be completed around Sept">mb r 1 and is costing about $24,000 The cost of the entire four bridge project is about $100,000. Judge Whipple said. He added that the bridge now under construction would probab­ ly be the last one to be built on the Scappoose-Vernonia road f »r some time.