Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, May 26, 1966, Page 8, Image 8

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    Ladies Visit
Yamhill Couple
antique shop. The Schells a re r e l­
atives of N ancy Schell (H ult) of
Eugene.
D iane Rodgers stay ed overnight
with h er g ran d p aren ts, the F ra n ­
cis L arsons Monday. She accom ­
panied M rs. H oward Jones and
M arilyn to Rainbow th a t evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob D uPuis were
in Portland Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. F elix Wilcoxen
visited a t the Vick B erg hom e Sat­
u rd ay evening.
B IR K E N FE L D — Miss Shirley
B erg, M rs. A rby Mills and Mrs.
J o e Lonnquist w ere in Y am hill
la st F rid ay to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. G eorge Irey. In the afternoon
they and M rs. Irey w ent to Mc­
M innville to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. O liver Schell who have an
G ary Johnston of OSU visited
over the week end with his folks,
th e E. T. Johnstons. He drove
hom e then on Sunday he and his
dad flew to Hillsboro, w here they
w ere picked up by A rt Bellingham
in his plane for the flight to Cor­
vallis. A rt was accom panied by
Donnie L arson and A lan Johnston.
Eighth Graders
Given Diplomas
Sunday Picnic Draws
Folks From Other Places
TIM BER RT. — A picnic dinner
Sunday evening was enjoyed by
tiie following group: Mr. and Mrs.
W ilbur T hacker; Mrs. Nellie T hac­
k e r; Mrs. Sylvia F alco n er; Mr.
and Mrs. Royce Newton and sons
of Anchorage, A laska; Mr. and
Mrs. W alter Landon and fam ily of
P o rtlan d ; Mr. and Mrs. H arry
M atison and fam ily of Canby; Mr.
and Mrs. T horsten P ette rsen of
Pum pkin Ridge; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
T hacker and K enney of F o rest
Grove; H arley Stowell of McMinn­
ville; Mrs. B arney L ister of P o rt­
lan d ; Mr. and M rs. Roy Myles,
form erly E va Newton, of P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. G ary P ric e and
children of Springfield spent the
week end with h e r grandm other,
Mrs. C arl Wienecke.
Betty A rtm an and th ree children
and Mae W ienecke w ere in Hills­
boro Monday and called on Birdie
Wienecke.
The com m unity w as saddened
by the sudden death of Thora Birt
Sunday.
$
180.00
S
354.71
126.16
$
480.87
$
524.90
$
450.00
$
49.43
24.61
$
124.84
‘26.70
$
400.00
50.00
JE W E L L — The Jew ell grade
school graduation was held F riday
night, May 20, in the Jew ell g ym ­
Je ff McDuffie of P asad en a, Cal­ nasium . Those grad u atin g w ere:
if. is staying at p resen t with Shir­ Jam es Sam uelson, Donald Soder-
ley B erg and fam ily. He is a cou­ back, V ictor J a rr e tt, A lan Sve-
sin of the Bergs.
haug, John Doyle J r ., Donna Rod­
gers, Donna Mitts, L orraine Jones,
Contract Services —
Maintenance and R epairs_____ ____
2.000.00 and B a rb a ra H anthorn. The w el­
Light and Power________________________
4,300.00 com e w as given by Ja m e s Sam uel­
Contract Services—E n g in e e r ____________
300.00 son, class president. Speeches w ere
Equipment Use Charged tto Capital Outlay-
given by the salu tato rian , Donna
Capital Outlay:
Rodgers, and the valedictorian,
Pickup Truck __________________________
B arb ara H anthorn. The address
Pump
Reservoir
4 000 OO was given by Mr. Towler, county
Mains and Lines___________________ ---------- 4,000.00 school superintendent. Donald Sod-
erb ack gave the class history,
Total—Water Fund Requirements . .. ...........------ $33,300.00 Ja m e s Samuelson, the class will,
and Donna M itts, the class prophe­
GENERAL ROAD FUND—RESOURCES
cy. Joseph W. P eterson, principal,
Available Beginning Cash Balance
$ 700 00
gave the aw ards. These w ere the
County Property Tax Apportionment:
A m erican Legion A w ards, to Don­
Regular Levy:
Current Year .
1,300.00 ald Soderback and Donna R odgers;
Prior Years ___
300 00 perfect attendance to Donald Sod­
Interest on DelinquentTaxes
40 00 erback and B a rb a ra H anthorn;
Oiling Levy:
d ram a aw ard to Donna M itts; and
Current Year
400 OO a Sports A cres scholarship to Don­
Prior Years
130 00 ald Soderback. This aw ard entitles
Sunday Dinner Brings
Interest on Delinquent Taxes_____ ---------
20.00 him to attend Sports A cres, a
Trailer License Apportionment
Friends
Together Here
sports cam p for boys a t Jew ell, for
County Land Sales
70.00 the week of June 12 through 18.
MIST — Mr. and Mrs. K enneth
Gas Tax Refund
40 00
K enneth Erickson then gave the Reddick of C latskanie, Mrs. Vina
Curbing Cost Reimbursement
200 00
Street Assessments ..
110 00 certification. Mr. Towler handed S auter, R ainier and Osmi L ahti of
Interest on Assessments
30.00 out the diplom as. Miss D iane Rod­ jbrow nsm ead w ere d inner guests
gers played the music for the ex ­ at the Ray Garlock hom e S atu r­
Total—General Road Fund Resources
$ 3,400.00 ercises. The gym was beautifully day. Alma and M ary accom panied
decorated by the eighth g rad e stu­ Mrs. Lloyd G arlock to P o rtland
GENERAL ROAD FUND-REQUIREMENTS
dents with the help of Miss Lana Monday.
Maintenance:
W illiams. Many people attended.
Mist and Birkenfeld eighth g ra d ­
Personal Service:
The junior class of Jew ell high ers will be am ong those to g rad u ­
Utility Employee .......................... ................. $
school sponsored a tu rk ey shoot ate May 31 a t 8 at the Washington
W ages, H ourly P a id - __ ________________
on Sunday, May 22, at the Jew ell g rad e school in Vernonia. The
Payroll Taxes and Insurance___________
school grounds. Five turkeys w ere high school graduation is this F ri­
M aterials and Services:
Materials and Supplies
........................... 3,400.00 aw arded for ta rg e t shooting. The day, May 27.
w inners w ere: Joe (Shorty) N ich­
Bill Grimsbo and P e a rl and T er­
ols of W arrenton; P hil Olson of ry Miller of M adras w ere F rid ay
Total—General Road Fund Requirem ents$ 3,400.00
A storia; H erb ert Olstedt, Darwin and S atu rd ay visitors with the
STATE TAX STREET FUND—RESOURCES
Wilcoxen, and R ichard Morgan, Howard Grim sbo fam ily. Bob is
Available Beginning Cash Balance ____________ $ 2,200.00 all of Jew ell.
with his folks until a la te r d ate
State A pportionm ent_____________________ _____ 13,500.00
Charles N orm an and children when he will be leaving for Alaska
Refund _____________________________________
of G resham spent Sunday a fte r­ and su m m er work. His school was
Total—State Tax Street Fund R eso u rces_______ $15,700.00 noon a t the hom e of V. C. N orm an out la st week.
and fam ily in Jew ell. They re tu rn ­
W ednesday evening callers at
STATE TAX STREET FUND—REQUIREMENTS
ed to G resham Sunday evening. the Lawton W addell hom e w ere
Maintenance:
Mrs. C harles Thorton, Mrs. F red
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap. Mr.
Personal Services.
S langer’s sister, spent W ednesday and Mrs. W addell were in P o rt­
Street Superintendent ............... ................ $ 5,280.00 night a t the S langers. She left for land F rid ay afternoon. E nroute
Utility Employee _____________________
Spenard, A laska T hursday m orn­ hom e they visited the Orvil Phin-
Wages, Hourly P aid— ............. ................... 3,400.00
ing. She is to m eet two o th er wo­ neys a t Scappoose. Mr. and Mrs.
Employees Retirement, State Funding.—.
120.00
Social S e c u r ity ---------------------- -----------
330.00 men at B ellingham , Washington. Mel Storie, P ortland and Mr. and
Payroll Taxes and I n s u r a n c e ...................
210.00 E ach w oman is driving up the Y u­ Mrs. Shalm on Libel w ere guests
kon highway.
of the Waddells Sunday.
M aterials and Services:
Mrs. H a rrie t Ross, a g uest of
M aterials and Supplies ......... .................... 4,360.00
Contract Services ............... .......................... 2,000.00 Mrs. Sandborn of Jew ell, fell and
broke h e r hip la st week. She is in
Total—State Tax Street Fund Requirements—.... $15,700.00
the Columbia hospital in Astoria.
The N ehalem Valley Community
CEMETERY OPERATING FUND—RESOURCES
club
m et T uesday a t th e hom e of
Available Beginning Cash B a la n ce......... ........ .......$ 450.00
Interest on Invested F u n d s- .... ...... ......._...............
400.00 Mrs. P a t Sam uelson. They voted
Transfer from General Fund
________ ______ 1,150.00 to give a full scholarship to sum ­
m er school to the 4-H organization.
“Where Your Money Buys More'
Total—Cemetery Operating Fund R esources____ $ 2,000.00 Also, the birthday gift exchange
and picnic will be held som etim e
CEMETERY OPERATING FUND—REQUIREMENTS
in July.
Personal Services:
Mr. and Mrs. Mick Nogle of
Sexton ............. ................ ............. .................$ 650.00
Jew ell and three o th er couples
Wages, Hourly Paid ........................ ................. .
580.00
the
S u n set
E m pire
Payroll Taxes and Insurance .................
90.00 from
Square D ance group spent the
Materials and Services:
Materials and Supplies. .................................
560.00 week end in K lam ath Falls. They
Contract S e rv ic e s___________
120.00 attended the Oregon S tate F e d e ra ­
—From your home-owned,
tion of S quare D ancers meeting.
Total—Cemetery Operating Fund Requirements $ 2,000.00 Mick Nogle is the state president.
The m eeting w as to elect new of­
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND—RESOURCES
ficers
which will ta k e office in
Available Beginning Cash B alan ce. _____
380.00 Septem ber.
Fines, Rentals and Miscellaneous ............. .
120.00
Mrs. Ju d y L aym an and Mrs.
M ary Anne Nicholson gave a baby
Total—Public Library Fund Resources
______ $ 500.00
show er for Mrs. Don (B uck) Court-
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND—REQUIREMENTS
w right, at th e N ehalem Valley
Materials and Services:
G
range hall T hursday afternoon.
Books and Periodicals.-........ ....... ....._.............. $ 470.00
Other Supplies and Expense
....... ........ ....
30.00 Many guests attended.
$
74.04
$
151.54
$
450.00
Total—Public Library Fund Requirements
$23,611.55
193.61
226.00
$
300.00
$24,031.16
$
3,422.51
2,000.00
3,800.00
300.00
3,222.28
(1,440.00)
2,000.00
1,000.00
7,891.95
38,306.93
4,000.00
$37,468.41
$58,339.47
$34,120.00
$
353.89
$
138.56
$
430.00
1,055.38
366.02
42.95
1,586.37
233.86
29.03
1,200.00
400.00
40.00
422.09
155.10
19.12
510.87
98.50
12.65
6.35
32.06
119.50
32.68
7X3.15
22.00
450.00
150.00
20.00
80.00
20.00
40.00
600.00
110.00
60.00
‘115.42
54.48
$ 2,622.86
$ 3,497.17
$ 3,600.00
$
1,860.09
37.00
$ 1,600.00
100.00
85.00
$
587.21
1,499.92
2,500.00
$ 2,484.30
$ 3,284.92
$ 3,600.00
$ 1,336.24
9,010.99
235.82
$ 2,959.41
11,714.50
$ 4,100.00
11,800.00
$10,583.05
$14,673.91
$15,900.00
$
•
$ 5,280.00
1,040.00
60.00
1,166.00
1,373.19
1,600.00
■187.00
123.73
500.00
4,780.11
255.99
7,695.34
930.87
7,830.00
600.00
$ 7,623.54
$11,289.13
$15,900.00
$
602.75
140.00
$
562.75
140.00
$
742.75
$
702.75
$ 1,326.00
2,400.54
$
74.00
'180.00
$33,624.48
987.07
$34,611.55
$11,000.00
$
311.20
$
850.00
■476.00
600.00
726.00
385.20
$ 1,326.00
406.83
118.07
360.00
90.00
$
$
8
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1968
Group Observes
Date at Party
MIST — Mrs. F red Busch was
th e honored guest S aturday eve­
ning when Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard
Jones w ere hosts fo r a birthday
p arty . Those attending w ere Mr.
and Mrs. N orm an H ansen, Mr.
and Mrs. C lair Devine of Vernonia,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G arlock, Mr.
and Mrs. W ayne Reynolds, Mr.
and Mrs. Shalm on Libel, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Hemeon, the honored
g uest and Mr. Busch.
Mrs. A1 C avanaugh visited the
C harles Sundlands Sunday a fte r­
noon.
H ow ard Thompson, N orm an and
R andy H ansen w ere am ong the
m any fisherm en out for the open­
ing of tro u t fishing. R andy again
skunked his eld ers by getting the
biggest fish.
Mr. and Mrs. George M athews
w ere in Tygh Valley over S aturday
and attended the Indian Rodeo.
FOR YOUR BEST DEAL
on a
'66 FORD
or Quality Used Car
Call
OSCAR
KAPHAMMER
at
Mac Kenzie Ford
Ph. 648-4191
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Res. Ph. 644-3619
KING’S Grocery-Market
Phone 429-6015
Riverview
At the Mile Bridge
ALWAYS — Top Quality
ALWAYS — Best Prices
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
independent grocery—
SHOP BY PHONE— YOU RING, WE BRING
$
500.00
930.00
■600.00
Available Beginning Cash Balance
.....
$
Interest on Investerd Funds ...... .............................
Riverview Surcharges ............... .............. ...................
720.00
900.00
Total—Water Sinking Reserve Fund Resources
WATER SINKING FUND—RESOURCES
$ 1,650.00
WATER SINKING FUND-REQUIREM ENTS
$23,805.16
1
900.00
$11,000.00
Oernonia E agic
$23,805.16
$
$
900.00
Transfer to Water F u n d _________________
$
Unapproriated Ending Fund Balance
1,650.00
Total—Water Sinking Reserve
*
Fund Requirements
_____g 1,650.00
333 00
$ 1.200.00
333.00
580.50
337.50
600 00
900.00
333.00
$ 1,251.00
$ 2,700.00
Total—Sewer Sinking Reserve Fund Resources
$ 2,700 00
SEWER SINKING RESERVE FUNDS—
REQUIREMENTS
U nappropriated Ending Fund Balance
$ 1,251.00
$
This ATLAS tire is rounder than
the tires now on your car!
SEWER SINKING RESERVE FUNDS-RESOURCES
Available Cash on Hand
Sewer Surcharges:
River Side View
Riverview
........................ $ 2,900.00
m
,02000
$ 4.520.00
SOMEONE
GRADUATING?
. $ 4,520.00
Another occasion
to show you care—
and care enough to
send the very best—
a Hallmark card
from . . .
EIRE TRUCK SINKING RESERVE FI ND—RESOURCES
$
2,000 00
$ 2,000.00
Available Cash on Hand
_____ _________
Transfer from General Fund
Total Fire Truck Sinking Reserve
____ Fund Re-^urces
$ 2,000 00
2,000 00
_______
$ 4.000 00
FIRE TRUCK SINKING RESERVE F U N D -
REQUIREMENTS
$ 2,000.00
Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance
$11,300 00
$11400.00
$11 300 00
Transfer from General Fund ..... ___................. ’... 3.200 00
Total City Hall Building Reserve Fund—
_______
Resources
-------------------------- -------------- $14.500 00
■ ^ D R U G CO,
CITY HALI. BUILDING RESERVE F U N D -
REQUIREMENTS
Q 7 Q BRIDGE ST ' ¿ l e t k u a íÍ V
Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance
$14.500.00
And there s the Atlas Gripsafe, the wonder tire
in the budget price field. More conventional than
the Plycron, it will still outperform far more ex-
pensve tires.
The Chevron ABOVE ALL means service.
$ 4,000.00
CITY HAI.I. BUILDING RESERVE F U N D -
RESOURCES
A vailable Cash on Hand
.......
$11,300.00
This is the new Atlas Plycron. Its unique round
shoulder design delivers up to 8,000 more miles of
wear than original tires on most new cars. How?
A special, Atlas-designed mold that can stamp a
tire to within three thousandths of an inch of a
perfect circle. This means increased tread area—
with wear distributed more evenly.
O
c a í o a u G c e t á r e a fa» /
V ALLE Y <
R A L P H 'S
CHEVRON
SERVICE
Phone 429-6691
The Chevron ABOVE ALL means w^rvice