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THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1962
O ne of th e most disastrous p u b
lic dam ages was to the bridge
about one and a half m iles south
of V ernonia across the riv er to the
m ink farm . A falling tree w ent
across the steel structure, b rea k
ing and tw isting it.
Officials cf Crown Zellsrbach,
afte r a survey of dam ages to com
pany land, estim ate th at at least
25 m illion feet of tim ber was
dow ned by th e storm.
T he b arn on th e F rank Reed
place below Vemonia, form erly
the M at K ing place, was blown
across th e road and a t one point
F riday evening, debris from it
along w ith u tility w ires felled by
th e w ind and flying debris,
blocked th e road at th a t point.
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Public Utilities Missed
Loss of public utilities was the
thing felt by everyone and c re a t
ed th e m ost problem s. All pow er
from Bonneville was out and it
was retu rn ed to the V ernonia area
about 4:00 p.m. S aturday, alm ost
24 hours after the storm struck
and plunged everything into d a rk
ness. By W ednesday noon, all of
th e main stem of th e N ehalem val
ley had been restored. However,
it will still be some tim e before
all services are restored. Lines at
some points w ere broken in so
m any places and so m any poles
w ere down th a t it is a m ajor pro
ject to restore them. W est Oregon
Electric reports th a t they have at
w ork all available equipm ent and
are seeking to secure more to do
the job more rapidly.
W est Coast Telephone com pany
reports th a t it has com m itted a
w ork force of 400 to the herculean
task of restoring storm -w recked
service for nearly one-third of its
Oregon custom ers.
Pacific gales knocked out 25,000
of th e approxim ately 90.000 W est
Coast telephones in northw estern,
southw estern
nnd
northeastern
Oregon an d L ake and K lam ath
counties. T here w ere 400 phones
out in th e V ernonia area.
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Phone H A 9-6341
Deliveries 3:00 P.M .
V E R N O N IA , O R EG O N
:
Oregon District M anager Lyle
E. Cross reported th a t more than
13,000 of the 25,000 had been re
tu rn ed to service as of m id-after
noon Tuesday.
The com pany’s norm al const ruc
tion and installation operations
have been suspended. Cross said,
and all W est Const installers and
repairm en have been diverted to
th e service-restoration assignment.
W ith their supporting personnel
nnd the acquisition of some 20
crew s not regularly em ployed by
the com pany, about 400 w orkers
in all are occupied repairing storm
damage.
The com pany expressed apprec
iation for the courtesy and u n d er
standing of custom ers during this
trying period and assured them
th at all service would be restored
as rapidly as possible.
The storm wtll continue to be
a topic of conversation for many
a day to come and everyone agrees
that once was enough for a storm
like that. And, as more rep o rts are
received from oth er places, resi
d ents here w ill continue to agree
that this w as the best place to be
w hen such a storm did occur. E v
eryone in the vaiU y should be
able to count m any reasons for
th e observance of T hanksgiving
this year.
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TRANSISTOR RADIOS
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Doors— O nly-------
R»0 $16.95
6 T ra n s i stor $ 1 3 .9 9
K re^ky autom atic auto, forced
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level h eat in ev ery $ 1 P* 4195
room. 6-8 rm. size
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Complete with battery,
earphone and leather
carrying case.Ra? $27.95
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jp le te with 4 pen light
J batteries,
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*9 T ra n s i stor $ 1 6 . 9 9
Planes Damaged
At th e V ernonia airport, a
hangar w ent down on th e plane
ow ned by Mrs. F ran k Hays,
breaking th e w indshield and d am
aging w ings and undercarriage.
Total am ount of dam age has not
been learned. O th er planes k ep t
th ere w ere those of W ally Grosche
and F ran k Hays and th eir dam age
is understood to be minor. Four
o th er fliers from the valley had
planes a t Scappoose. L. E. A tkins
estim ates from $1000 to $1200
dam age to his plane and Dave
Seibel and K enny Sm ejkal are
understood to have suffered wing
dam age. Fred Busch of Mist came
out w ith little dam age to his plane.
It also is understood th a t a for
m er resident, Bill O linger of H ills
boro, lost his hangar and suffered
m ajor plane damage.
O ne of the outstanding results
of the storm was the d em o n stra
tion of th e resourcefulness of peo
ple in th e valley who w ere devis
ing m eans of cooking w ithout elec
tricity and getting by in the em er
gency. Also, the helpful spirit was
very evident w ith those w ho had
heat and m eans of cooking sharing
w ith those less fortunate.
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Storm Damage
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County Inspector Explains Code
Chandler Rites
Read Wednesday Points to Councilmen Monday
F u n eral services w ere held at
2:00 p.m. W ednesday a t th e C hrist
Episcopal church in St. H elens
for Mrs. S t a n l e y (Florence)
C handler of K easey route, V er
nonia, who had passed aw ay S a t
urday at Good S am aritan hospital
following h eart surgery a few
days previously. Services w ere
conducted by F ath e r Orlo Hoye
and the A tkins S unset Chapel at
W arren was in charge of arran g e
ments. B urial was in th e C olum
bia M em orial G ardens at W arren.
Mrs. C handler w as born Ju ly
22, 1924 at D enver, Colorado. P rior
to moving to V ernonia about a
year ago, th e fam ily lived at
R ainier.
S urvivors include her husband,
S tanley; a son F rank who is sta
tioned at Ft. Cam pbell. K entucky;
and
three
daughter,
Patricia,
Carole and Joyce, all at hom e hero
w ith th eir fath er; her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W inn of Col
lege Place, W ashington; tw o sis
ters, an d th ree brothers.
Fund at Half Nark
Mrs. T M H obart. U nited Fund
co-chairm an for the N ehalem V al
ley. stated W ednesday th at the
drive had reached th e half-w ay
m ark here
All contributors, both firms, o r
ganizations and
individuals, are
asked to get contributions in as
soon as possible For th e past tw o
years, this area has been the first
in th e county to reach its goal and
it would be most gratifying to do
it for th? th ird tim e
V E R N O N IA , O R E .
P H O N E H A 9-5 6 5 1
At the regular m eeting of the
V ernonia city council held at the
city hall O ctober 15, officials p re
sent w ere M ayor Geo. Johnson,
Councilm en L. E. Stiff, R. Curl,
F. Serafin and C. E. M iller and
A ttorney Don K alberer.
Bill Horn introduced Joe W alk
er, county sanitarian w ho also
acts as building inspector under
the county building code, who
was present to answ er questions
on the operation of the code w hich
m ight also apply to a sim ilar cod?
w hich is u n d er consideration by
the V ernonia Planning C om m is
sion. Most questions p ertain ed to
rep air and reconstruction of ex ist
ing buildings as th ere is a general
opinion th at should m ajo r ad d it
ions or repairs be made, th e en
tire building would have to be
m ade to comply w ith m inim um
standards set forth in the code.
W alker’s answ er was th a t the
county inspector’s concern is to
see th at new w ork com plies w ith
th e code w ithout reference to the
building w hich is being repaired
or added to unless th e original
building is paten tly unsafe or u n
suitable for occupancy.
W alker also recom m ended th at
any code th e city m ight adopt
should include a contractor's li
cense and bonding requirem ent to
protect the p roperty owner.
R, C. Lindsay, chairm an of the
planning commission, presented
point by p o in t the com m ission’s
recom m endations in relation to the
uniform building code and the Co
lum bia county ordinance.
T he council authorized the
draw ing of an ordinance im ple
m enting th e planning com m is
sion's recom m endations w hich will
b? subm itted for public hearing
before action is tak en for passage.
H orn than k ed W alker for ta k
ing th e tim e to ap p ear h ere at th e
request of th e planning com m is
sion to w hich w as added the
th an k s of M ayor Johnson on b i
h alf of th e city.
W ally Grosche, speaking for
plane ow ners who fly from th e
city airport, asked for perm ission
to use salvageable m aterial from
th e storm -w recked hangars in
contem plated Rebuilding opera
tions for w hich perm ission was
granted.
G uy Thomas, W est Oregon
m anager, asked for a ten year re
new al of th e easem ent for radio
tran sm itte r installations on city
property. T erm of the present p e r
m it expires D ecem ber 31, 1962.
The docum ent was subm itted to
the city attorney for stu d y before
action is taken.
The m ayor and council took ad
vantage of Mr. Thom as' presence
to express the city’s appreciation
for th e unbelieveably prom pt re
storation by th e co-operative em
p lo y e « of storm in terru p ted elec
tric service.
B. R. Pilger, local bank m anager,
bro u g h t th e inform ation th at the
probability of leaks in the hank
building roof is delaying intended
redecorating of th e b ank's interior.
He asked th at the council consider
repair of th e roof and added th at
TO
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V E R N O N IA
if deteriorated w oodw ork on th e
ex terio r of th e building is replaced,
th a t will be rep ain ted also. The
council agreed to have an estim ate
m ade of th e am ount of w o rk nec
essary to p u t th e building in good
condition.
A pproval of the sew age lagoon
w ork change order was received
from th e U nited S tates D ep art
m en t of H ealth, E ducation and
W elfare.
Sanction w as given for city em
ployees and eq u ipm ent to rem ove
storm caused debris if g athered up
and placed conveniently at curb-
side.
As a rule w hen a m an gives
him self aw ay th ere is v ery little
sacrifice involved.
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