Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, February 06, 1964, Page 8, Image 8

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    Oernonia Eagle
8
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964
THE PEOPLE
SPEAK - - -
BRUNSMAN
HARDW ARE
F IN E
St
DISCOUNT
COlVS-t T O X o ,-
STORES ST
E L E C T R IC
F U R N IT U R E
YOU COULD WIN A
WE D E L IV E R
SIMMONS
The editorial in the Clatskanie
VACATION FOR 2 TO
S lu m b er K ing Inner
Chief on 1-24-84 raised some interest­
MEXICO CITY
Spring M attress and
ing questions on delinquency. It is
VIA M I X I C A N A
Box Springs $ J A 9 S
a credit to a community when there
amisi»
is genuine concern about any com­
Price, each
mon problem. When any person jeo­
B eauty R est In n er
pardizes the property or the safety
CHECK YOUR LUCKY NUMBER ON THE COVER
of others it is important that positive
Box
OF YOUR CIRCULAR AND BRING IT TO YOUR
STAY A T THE FAMOUS DEL PRADO H O TE L
action be taken to protect the pub­
Springs, Each
COAST-TO-COAST STORES.
( A BALSA HOTEL )
lic.
_____
U o io n n t
o a t f r y B o o itr r
Most young people grow up in
B a tte ry
M o n 9 g
ANTI­
CABLE SETS#-
surroundings that help them become
CHARGER
CHORE GLOVES
FREEZE
a credit to their schools, their homes
and their communities. From 2 to 5
percent become involved in delin­
f DRY
quent behavior that may range from
truancy and curfew violation to arm ­
FOR
ed robbery Before any effective pan­
A rm strong Budgetone
acea car/ be recommended it is nec­
vinyl floor covering.
essary to evaluate all the circum­
Square
$ -J 29
stances as each situation is different.
Yard
I
**Old Man Winter’ * won’ t
No competent doctor prescribes
Congoleum v in y l F o re­
catch you thi» year when
Heavy duty 8 foot coble
Protect your hands with
4 amp 6 or 12 volt
medical treatm ent before he has
you have prepared your
cast floor covering.
with copper etas clip».
these practical 12 ounce
battery
charger. Has
car
with
anti»fre«ze.
Keep
made a careful diagnosis. In dealing
For use on a 12 volt
Square
$ V 59
Canton flannel Chore
accurate ammeter, w ill
moisture from ycur gas
■
Quick, conven •
Gloves. Stock up now
with social pathology a thorough di­
charge overage battery
tank and fuel Ifi.e. 12
Yard
I
lent starts for stalled
while the price is low.
overnight, UL approved.
agnosis is equally important if we
ounce
can.(AC0630«3)
cars.
fAjosnniun
9x12 Plastic
$p*59
(HG0055-0)
(AJ0756-3)
are to help the ailing individual and
S urface Rugs
M
Fuel
P e n e tra tin g Warmth
Five F o o t
N on -A 11 ergeni c
thereby protect the public. Unless
CYLINDER
INFRA-RED HEAT
STEP LADDER
FOAM PILLOW
a wayward youngster receives the
LAMPS
positive help he needs, there will
probably be further trouble. The best
87
protection for the community is to
• New 121b. capacity!
provide its disadvantaged members
• Rinses extra-clean In fresh
with the care and guidance needed
running water!
\
to encourage good citizenship.
• Spins clothes driest of alii
The "get tough” segment may ad­
• 3-Ring Agitator action
vise that if obstreperous children
r
AND UP
cleans clothes Inside
were beaten with broom handles at
and outi
Full 18 x 24“ pillow,
Frosted Infra-red heat
home and at school, that delinquency
filled with 100% shred­
Your choice of either
reflector
lamp,
Yaur
Brother Valiant Sewing
ded Urethane foam. In
Model No. WD-64
Bernzomatic or Turner
would disappear. This would be a
choice.
125
watt
Machines
$Z* £ \9 5
Constructed with
poll
floral pattern ticking.
fuel f <y propane torches
W hite Only
simple solution, except that it doesn’t
“ Frosted** lamp.
shelf, lock back slats
Sanitary, non-allergenic
and appliances. Dis­
From
O
*z
up
(EL0143-4)
work. Some of our really vicious de­
and
rodded
steps.
and moth proof.
posable cylinder.
250WATT “ FROSTED”
Walnut Sewing $ Q £ \9 5
M atching d ry er
M i l l 95
(GYO 152-3)
(FD0010-1)
(HA 1898-5-1909-2)
linquents have had all the advan­
LAM P,(EL0144-3)
Cabinet
No. DD-64, only
J. » f 'f i
tages of continued harshness admini­
F o ld in g
R u b b erm aid B ouquet
N a u g a h y d e O c c a s io n a l SWIVEL CHAIR
stered by experts in brutality. A
UTILITY CHAIR
WASTE BASKETS
mushy sentimentality is equally in­
effective.
Occasionally publishing names of
young offenders is suggested as a
solution. This has been tried in var­
ious places and has usually proven
ineffective. How could this satisfy
PER
S ' \\
the cinoti^tial hunger of a rejected
WEEK
child? ThtJ young outlaw who wants
I W ITH » M A R D O W N PA YM EN T
to gain notoriety through having his
G oulds Balanced flow
Your choice of Round or
name in the paper should not gain
Rectangular
basket.
Strong tubular construc­
shallow w ell system .
This trim, comfortable occasional swivel chair
such recognition.
L ife -lik e floral corsage
tion with wood grained
makes turning around simple. No more moving
No tank, no extras.
pattern back. Ivory vinyl
on
baskets.
Large
Children get into trouble for some
heavy chairs. Cuts down u g wear. Your choice of
Now
selection
of Colors.
padded seat. Great for
Opal White or Roman Tan Naugahyde.
of the same reasons that adults do.
(WB2850-2-51-1 )
home
or
comping.
Only
(FA P0040-8-41-7)
A well brought up child may blunder
(FT0068C7)
O
akland
P
orcelain
Finished
Wood
into trouble while his conscience is
H eater. Therm o-
p* f» 9 5
AWOL. This is not likely to recur.
Repeaters usually have deeper prob­
sta t Controlled
ir n
lems.
Since children are young and im­
O akland Wood B u m - $-f
495
pressionable, tlie chances are often
ing F ireplace H eater
very good that they can and will re­
spond to constructive measures. Con
sistant, firm, friendly guidance by
Fan-Gio E lectric H ea t­
SEE O U R N E W
emotionally m ature adults has al­
B assett 3-Pc. Bedroom set, w alnut
er. Priced
$ rttfl9 5
S E L E C T IO N O F
ways been quite effective in rearing
B atteries — G roup 1
finish, d u st proof construction
TABLE LAM PS
at only
healthy, law-abiding citizens. De­
36 mo. G uar. $
,79
$P795
O th er H eaters
now priced
Q Q 95
linquency is often a deficiency di­
$9.99
and
up
Exchange
at o nly....... ................. A i / i /
•
To
sease. and the children of the rich
are as vulnerable as those on the
wrong side of the tracks. A child
who Is starved for affection may re-
tion on weaning weights and grades, visualize ways in which most of
spond dramatically to the kind words
yearling weights and grades, and at these export items could be used
that have been conspicuously absent
the same time save enough weaner domestically unless there should be
The winter conference of Region
in his life.
heifers to make a second culling at some startling developments in utili­ HI of the Oregon Association of Stu­
Most children with problems can
a yearling age and a third culling zation and merchandising.
dent Councils will be held in Tilla­
best be helped in their own homes
at the time they produce calf. Se­
Our domestic beef supplies are in­ mook Saturday February 8.
and neighborhoods. There are excep­
curing of carcass data through per­ creasing and prices have dropped.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Jackson will
tions when the services of a foster
formance registry or breed associa­ AU indications are that this situa­ accompany Vernonia high school stu­
home, an approved group home, or
Bv
tion programs is helpful in carrying tion is one that will get considera­ dent council representatives to the
some other placement outside the
performance testing to a high de­ ble attention in the near future as event.
community are indicated. For way­
gree.
imports near 11 percent of the total
ward children who cannot receive
SHOP LOCALLY FIRST!
Additional cattle improvement pro­ supply of beef.
the guidance they need in their own
gram s include progeny testing of
homes and for whom placement in
As sponsors, members of county forest taxation, and small timber herd sire, testing at central bull
an open setting would not meet their
testing stations, and carcass con­
needs, early commitment to a good farm forestry committees and ex­ use.
tests such as conducted at the P a ­
correctional school Ls the kindest tension agents from counties sur­
cific International.
and most practical answer for all rounding Portland have corresponded
"Beef Cattle Breeding Research
concerned.
and met together in recent weeks to
Live stock operators can secure
One sometimes finds that there is plan and arrange details of an area in the Western Region” is the title help in establishing an improvement
less concern about the unhappy child­ wixxtland conference
Because of of a new regional technical publica­ program through county extension
ren who are helpless victims of abuse travel distance and facilities, the tion covering the eleven western agents. Considerable literature has
or neglect than there Ls atxxit the meeting will be held in tbe May­ states and Hawaii. Because it is a been written on the subject and
occasional child who strikes out in flower F arm s auditorium in P ort­ technical report, it is not the sort special forms to assist in conduct­
delinquency. By cooperation and by land. The date is aet for Tuesday. of thing that most cattlemen will be ing such a program have been pre­
interested in reading, but for the pared.
effective use of existing resources January 28
serious cattle breeder it will lead
the community can serve the best
With more than 1500 private wood­ to a better understanding of the re­
interests of the public ami of the
Meat imports are receiving a lot
land owners. Columbia county should search findings regarding many dif­
youngsters who have problems that have a good representation Accord­
of attention from domestic producers
ferent
genetic
factors
and
their
in­
are bigger than they can handle
along with government officials. To­
ing to an Oregon survey, more than fluence on his program.
alone
tal imports of beef and veal were
1200 of these people own woodlands
We
will
not
stock
this
bulletin
in
Anita Niewoehner. Social Worker
ranging from 10 to 9!) acres with the extension office. but we will or­ 971 million pounds in 1962. Imports
Columbia County Mental
for 1963 were approximately 1150
the entire ownership totaling more der it for interested cattlemen
Health Clinic than 52,000 acres.
million pounds Most of these imports
are boneless beef from Australia,
These relatively small ownerships
On-the-farm applications can of­ New Zealand. Ireland, Mexico and
account for about an eighth of the
ten be made of the research findings Argentina. In ,962. 68 percent of
county’s woodland area As such,
of geneticists ami otiier livestock re­ our beef imports were from Australia
they are vitally important to the
search workers. These programs can and New Zealand. Value of beef and
economy of the county, but even
be applied to the commercial herd veal imports for the year ending
more important is (tie contribution
as well as that of the purebred breed­ J u w 1963 came to 325 million dol­
The Columbia county sheriffs of- they potentially hold for the land-
er One such program would be per­ lars.
Phone HA 9-6015
Riverview
five Ls investigating a burglary at the owner himself.
formance testing.
The United States exports about 12
shop at the Clarence Singleton place
"Where Your Money Buys More"
At the Mile Bridge
One stud) of Oregon indicated that
In some respects a performance million dollars of beef and veal an­
on the Scappoose-Vernonia highway. production on most of our woodlands
ALWAYS — Top Quality
The thieves broke into the shop could easily be doubled In some in­ testing program for beef, sheep, or nually However, some cattle by­
sometime between the hours of mid­ stances the increase in growth could swine would not be greatly differ­ products arc exported in large quan­
ALWAYS — Best Prices
night and 7 a m. Thursday. January be even greater Following a num­ ent from the well known dairy herd tities. These items included 1.4 bil­
30. ami m ade off with too pounds of ber of common woodland manage­ improvement program. However, in­ lion pourxts of tallow for the 12 month
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
bacon and 10 pounds of smoked sal­ ment practices such as planting, stead of making improvement se­ period ending June 1963. and between
lections on the basis of milk pro­ 11 and 12 million hides and skins in
mon A large quantity of freshly
pruning, brush control selective
made sausage rolls were left un­ cutting can help to achieve this in­ duction. the beef operator will be each of the last two years.
—From your home-owned, independent grocery—
looking at meat production coupled
Since most of our export of meat
touched Entry to the building was creased production
with related factors recognized to animal products are low priced
m ade via a back window
llie wwdland conference will pro- give high performance
SHOP BY PHONE — YOU RING. WE BRING
items, the total value of our exports
vide some information about brush
To
do
performance
testing
a
herd
is
considerably
less
than
the
total
Read the eianifieds — il pays!
control. control of animal damage
owner would need to keep inlorma
value of unpurts It is difficult to
*49!
New FRIGIDAIRE
ENDS THIS WEEK
79
lint disposal!
*1*2
39 *
’2 4 9 s
1 0 4 ss
s22!
10
1695
Students Slate Meet
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{ the farm
>: Don Coin Walrod
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w
Bacon, Salm on
Lost in Theft
KING’S Grocery-Market