Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 10, 1957, Page 3, Image 3

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THURSDAY, OCT 10, 1957
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
AROUND THE FARM
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Forest seedlings will be avail­
and Mr». Oscar Weed made |
an<j Mrs. Fred Heckenliable
able from the state nursery about
a trip to Myrtle Point last week and other relatives.
November 1, but the great de­
to visit their son and wife, M..
Mrs. Richard Gwin and daugh
mand for trees has made it ne­
and Mrs. Chester Weed and their ter Stephanie and Mrs. Bruce
cessary for a definite limit to be
family.
Hoyt and daughter Kimberly ar­
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placed upon the number of trees
Mrs. Wilbur Davis and Mrs. rived Monday evening from
of each species that any one in­
Sam Hearing Sr. were in Port­ Kenai, Alaska where they had
dividual may purchase.
land last Saturday to attend the spent the summer. Mr Gwin I
Consequently, we would like to
/roup luncheons for the matron and Mr Hoyt will remain there
call this point to the attention
for
another
month.
end associate matron clubs, OES,
of forest farmers We have avail­
Miss Ruby Wells who is at­
f« Portland and vicingy. The
able a few mimeograph copies
"revious Saturday, Mrs. Davis tending University of Oregon at
of what is to be a brand new
l ad attended a reception at Cor- Eugene this year spent the week
I bulletin entitled "Raising For-
xaliis for Celeste Dickinson, end here with her parents, Mr.
I est Tree Seedlings at Home.”
si
¿rand conductress, after which and Mrs. L. L. Wells.
This is the first circular of its
Mrs. Pearl Adams returned to
> he spent the week end with Mr.
| kind that has come to our at-
and Mrs. A. L Kullander at In­ her home here last Saturday
tention.
after spending the summer at
dependence.
At the start of this circular
Robert Kelly who taught vocal Foster with her son Gloyd ana
there is a section that deals with
his
family.
music in the Vernonia schools
I 1 the advantages and disadvantages
Mrs. Ben Sharar came home
last year was calling on friends
of such enterprise called "Should
here Monday. He has just com­ Monday from Portland where she
I Grow My Own ' We f el that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Parcel
pleted basic army training at had spent a week with relatives
are the parents of a boy, Philip it well worth quoting.
after
leaving
the
hospital.
She
Fort Ord and will now go into
"Growing seedlings in a home
is making good recovery from Roy, weighing 6 pounds, 4 oun­
the Army band there.
ces,
who
was
born
October
6
at
nursery
is something like grow­
recent
surgery.
Miss Frankie Hire
who is
Mrs. L. L. Wells and Mrs. Earl Tua lit y Community hospital. ing garden plants for transplant
working at the Albertina Kerr
Grandparents ar*? Mrs. Maeva i ing. With a 3' by 10’ seedbed
baby home in Portland, spent King attended a county P.T.A.
the week end here with Mr. and school of instruction Monday at Brimmer and Mr. and Mrs. Rcy you can grow 2.000 Douglas fir
seedlings to one year siz? or about
Mrs. George Johnson and family. Columbia City with the P.T.A. E. Parcel, Kelso, Washington.
1,500 seedlings to two year siz«'.
was
born
to
Mr.
and
A
son
group
there
acting
as
host.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas were
Guests at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Ed Schaffer of Portland at It is not likely that you can
in Hillsboro on business Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Cowles and Laura Carmichael last week end Tuality hospital in Hillsboro raise seedlings cheaper than you
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Your seedlings
family left Sunday evening to were her sister and husband. Mr. Tuesday morning, October 8 He can buy them,
be
cheaper if
in
at
7
pounds,
12
oun-
will
probably
weighed
and
Mrs.
Charles
Hanson
of
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
bought from a state-federal nur
ces. Maternal grandparents an
R. T. Cowles at Waterford, Cali­ Seattle.
Mrs. Grace Mathews was ill Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirk and great sery and then, too, it takes two
fornia and other relatives in that
state. They plan to be gone a Wednesday and Mrs. W. T. grandmother, Mrs. G 'orge Kirk. years to grow your own.
Graves taught for her.
"Raising coniferous trees from
Meek.
seed is an exacting job that is
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schneider of
not recommended for the ama­
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada,
teur. It requires special know­
left Tuesday after a weeks visit
ledge, and is greatly assisted bv
here with her sister and husband,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1957
special equipment beyond reach
Vernonia Extension Unit—EUB
RIVERVIEW—A party of five, of the small home nursery. Th?
church. 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Fred Virgil Snook, Joe Snook, Ken­ I 1 l.ttle fellow can be successful
Roediger
and
Mrs.
Louis neth Jacobs, Everett Brown and < however, if he follows certain
Towne, project leaders.
Pete Ran°y, went to Jack Lake
as explained in this
Radio TV Appliances Mt Heart Rebekah Lodge—IOOF for the opening of the deer sea­ procedures
leaflet.
hall. 8:00 p.m.
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son. By the fofllowing Sunday
“Growing seedlings at home of­
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11
evening Raney and Brown were f fers a way to obtain seedlings in
Mist Nehalem Extension Unit
back with their de t . The other times when planting stock is
Mrs. Ray Garlock’s home, 10:33 three arrived home Wednesday scarce, as it is now. By growing
a.m.
each with their buck.
your own seedlings, you may i
Fraternal Order of Eagles and
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker and raise species not commonly of-
Deep Freezers, Refrigerators,
Auxiliary Hall on First Ave., grandson Jimmy Gann of North fered for sale. Also, you can use
and appliances of all kinds.
8:03 p.m.
Bend spent several days visiting your home-grown trees for any
Nehalem Valley Squares Vine at th? home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn purpose
GUARANTEED SERVICE
desired, whereas state
Maple, 8:30 p.m.
J 9 A.M. io 6 P.M. — All Makes
Solomon and deer hunting in laws in general forbid the use of
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12
state-federal nursery seedlings
¡OAKES RADIO SHOP Vernonia Grange — Hall near I this Mr. vicinity.
and Mrs W. T. Lilly pur­ for anythings but reforestation,
| Phone HA 9-3653 — FLASHES
Riverview
golf course, 8:00 p.m.
chased the Cates home near the Christmas trees, windbreak and
AUTOMOTIVE
Natal Grange party — Hall at Mill Market and moved there re­ other conservation purposes.
Winter months are approaching
Natal. 8.00 p.m.
cently. Mr and Mrs. Cates mov­ State-federal seedlings cannot be
and for automobile owners this
MONDAY. OCTOBER 14
ed to Banks.
’
planted within incorporated li­
means driving conditions that
Lions Club dinner meeting —
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler mits, nor can they be resold with
ase more troublesome than those
VFW hall, 7 00 p.m.
attended the funeral of his bro­ I roots attached."
encountered
during w a r m e r Chamber of Commerce board of
ther-in-law, Walter George, who
These circulars are well writ­
months. Lower temperatures re­
directors — West Oregon bldg.. died of a heart attack early the ten and contain information that
quire lubricants designed to pro­
8:00 p.m.
opening morning of the deer
is quite complete. We have only
tect your car under these condi­ Nehalem Assembly No. 18. Rain­
hunting season at Senaca.
a
very few copies.
It will be I
tions. If the temperature drops
bow Girls — Masonic Temple,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dutton first come, first served, but we
Welow freezing, which it very
7:30 p.m.
and family left Monday night for probably can run off additional
likely will, radiator antifreeze
Harding Lodge No. 116, Knights Arkansas where they were call­
copies should the demand justify
w a necessity.
of Pythias — IOOF hall, 8:00 ed because of the death of her
it.
p.m.
father.
Protection
to
make
driving
Washington - Columbia county
Numerous folks have been in
trouble- free all winter is possible.
jamboree. Legion and Aux.
for application forms for the
Have us drain your auto's cooling
Scappoose grade schoo^ 8 p.m.
registration of wells claiming a
fyateni. properly flush it to re­ TUESDAY. OCTOBER 15
right to appropriate ground wa­
move rust and refill with the
American Legion Auxiliary
ter. This matter is serious, as
proper mixture
of permanent
Legion hall, 8:00 p.m.
the law allowed three years after
antifreeze. A change to the cor-
Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge No.
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs
passage for the filing of these
rwet weight motor oil as well as
246 — IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m.
Delmar Jipson moved to their registrations. More than two
transmission and differential lu­ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16
years have passed, and now we
bricants can save expensive re­ Nehalem Chapter, OES — Ma­ new home in Seaside Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berg were understand that the state engi­
pairs to your vehicle at a later
sonic Temple, 8:00 p.m.
in Vernonia on business Monday. neer estimates that considerably
tunc.
Mrs. E T. Johnston and Mrs. less than half the wells eligible
Timber Route Unit
Brut ■ Larsen were Portland busi­ for registration have been regis­
WE ARE PREPARED TO
Learns Broiler Use
ness visitors Monday.
tered up to this tim?.
SERVICE YOUR CAR OR
Mr. and Mrs Keith Elliott and
Failure for any person to regis­
TRUCK PROPERLY FOR
The Timber route extension
family of Clatskanie visited with ter Jiis well prior to August 3.
SAFE. TROUBLE FREE
unit met October 8 at the home
friends here Sunday.
1958
will be interpreted as
WINTER DRIVING.
of Mrs. R. E Bergerson for a les­
Mrs Elsa Richardson is spend­ «•■bandonment for all claims to
son on broiler meals which was
While we're talking about car presented by Mrs Bergerson and ing a few days at her home in right of appropriating such water
by reason of use prior to August
care, let us remind you to keep Mrs. Dean Wood. There were 11 Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jensen, 3 1955
a car young acting, lubrication members and two visitors pre­
Cheryl and Gary of Warr -nton
It is important to note, how­
must be regular—every 1.000 sen*,
Guests wore Mrs. Roy
miles, and it must b? done cor­ Kelly of Newport, mother of visited with the Art Bellinghams ever, that certain wells are ex­
rectly with the right lubricants, Mrs. Richard Meyer, and Miss Sunday, Also visiting with them empt, "The new law does not
were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas apply to appropriation of ground
in the right amounts at every Elisabeth Wunsch. cousin of Mrs
of Warrenton.
water for stock watering pur-
lnction point
Antone Smejkal who arrived here
Mrs. Lloyd Beach and her sis- poses, for watering any lawn or
recently from Berlin. Germany.
ter. Mrs. Mary Lynch visited noncommercial garden not ex­
HAWKEN MOTORS
M rs Wm. Carmichael and Mrs I
with their mother, Mrs. Maud ceeding one-half acre in area,
Dodge • Plymouth - Dodge Trucks E. P Crawford were hostesses for
Rodgers at Seaside Friday.
for single or group domestic
968 Bridge
HA 9 6061
the meeting.
George Lousignont of Klamath purpose in an amount
not
Falls has been visiting with exceeding 15.000 gallons per day,
—Office Supplies at the Eagle— friends here and also at Jewell.
or for single industrial or com­
Howard Jones and Hank Ro­ mercial purposes in an amount
binson were fishing on the lower not exceeding 5.000 gallons per
N ‘halem Sunday
day. Registration statements for
exempted uses cannot be accept-
The future always holds some ed.”
thing for the man who keeps his
Instructions for filing appli-
faith in it.
cations will be provided with the
F
Mr.
Stork Delivers
Tax Deductions
Five Hunters
Get Their Bucks
DATES io Remember
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application form.
Fees: When a registration
statement is filed with this of­
fice. it must be accompanied by
a $10.00 examination fee, plus
a recording fee based upon the
amount and type of water use.
Recording fees for irrigation
are $5.00 for the first 30 acres
or fraction thereof; 15 cents for
each acre in excess of 100 and up
to and including 1,000 acres; and
one cent for each acre in excess
of 1,000 acres.
Recording fees for any other
purpose are $10.00 for the first
second-foot or fraction thereof,
and $2.00 for each additional se-
cond-foot.
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BIRKENFELD — The regular
meeting of the Nehalem Valley
Garden club will be at the home
of Mrs. Francis Larson, Wednes-
day, October 16.
Robert Hanberg of Astoria
spent a couple of days with his
sister Anna and helped her with
a few things around the place.
Mrs. Tom Hopkins was an As­
toria business caller Thursday.
Joe Lonnquist and his son,
Jepson Lonnquist. were Portland
business callers Monday-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Enneberg are
moving in the near future to
Burns, Oregon.
Harold Ashley spent the week
end at Beaver, Oregon visiting
with his mother and sister.
Mr and Mrs. James Cahill an*
in Portland taking care of their
grandchildren while the folks are
hunting.
Alton Berg made a business
trip to Portland Tuesday.
Cattlemen To
Attend Hearing
Columbia county cattlemen,
both beef and dairy, are being
urged to attend the hearing on a
state beef commission to be held
in Portland October 15.
Jess Lewis, president of the
Columbia County Livestock as­
sociation, indicates that the hear­
ing scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in
the state office building, Port­
land, is the first of a series of
such hearings that will be con­
ducted over the stat'*. Since this
matter is of concern to all who
raise cattle, Lewis stresses that
both dairymen and beef men
should attend this meeting which
is the only one to be held in this
area.
Hearings to determine the need
for statewide commodity com­
missions ar? assigned by law to
the state department of agricul­
ture, reports Don Coin Walrod,
county extension agent.
Such
hearings help the department to
determine whether or not there
is need for self-help program. If
it is determined that there is a
need for such programs, then the
state d' partaient must bring th.?
matter to a vote of the people in
the industry.
In this case, it
would be the cattle raisers of the
state.
The Oregon Cattlemen’s asso­
ciation has petitioned the depart­
ment of agriculture for 17 hear­
ings that will be held over the
state. Oregon now has commo­
dity commissions in the field of
potatoes, dairy, fine fescue seeds,
wheat and filberts.
The kind of success that turns
a man’s head always leaves him
facing in the wrong direction.
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asleep with a cigarette! And
fire destroyed his property.
Be prepared for such acci­ ■
ui ouequdie
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to cover any
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possible loss. We [
will gladly check your cover­ I
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WE ARE DEDICATED
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service regardless of y o u r per­
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Meet October 16
BY DON COIN WALROD
County Extension Agent
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