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Demonia Eagle THURSDAY, APRIL 13 1972 — — ------- 4-H Summer School Applications Ready Christmas Tree Board of Plantings Top Commissioners Harvest 4-1 gram. Upon the recommendation of Phil Hosheimer, Planning Coordi nator, April 26. 1972, at 2 00 p.m was set for time of public hear ing regarding the adoption of the 1970 Building Code fo r Columbia County. Ray Godsey met with the Board to present a proposed revision to the Resolution estabkshing the Co lumbia County Fine Arts ami Hu manities Commission. Commissioner Ahlborn report ed on a telephone call received from the nrincipal of Rainier High School relative to installation of a permanent baseball backstop at H ud son P a rk Hudson Park Commissioner Ahl born agreed to discuss the mat ter further to obtain more de tails. An Order and Deed were sign ed in favor of Dwight and Patri cia Irby, conveying Lot 16, Block 135, City of St. Helens Commissioner Ahlborn moved and Commissioner Minkoff se conded that under the provisions of Paragraph I of Agreement sign ed May 19, 1971, Wolf and Com pany be retained as auditors for the 1971-72 fiscal year, with eon tract sum not to exceed $9.200.00 Motion carried. Mr. Paul DeShazer, Fair Man ager, met with the board to dis cuas budget for the 1972-73 fiscal year. Commissioner Minkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn se conded the offer of I .ester and Eua Lintfeay, for Tax Lot 6, be ing McLean Acres north or road in Tract 18, of $5« be accepted Motion carried. At 2:30 p.m. all elected officials and department heads were re quested to meet with the Board to review budget requests which had *7" “ J' wl thatJ h<> 7 1 7 7 ee ha* °r 1 , bp u’«' opportunity to meet with the committee to justify re quests made. The next meeting of the Board of Commissioners will lie held in Vernonia, at the West Oregon Electric Co-op building, beginning at 9:30 a.m. on April 12, 1972 It is further planned to have one meeting per month in various other cities in the county. Applications to attend the 1972 4-H Summer School at Oregon State University have been sent to The Columbia County Board of Columbia County 4-H members, ac Commissioners met in regular ses cording to Robert H Stevely. Co sion with Chairman N.W Bam ie lumbia County Extension Agent ier presiding. Commissioners Min Oregon Christmas tree growers MIST— Mr and Mrs. Charles “ We care. . is the theme of kufl and Ahlborn and secretary are busy planting nearly four trees Sundland visited their granddaugh the 57th annual event on the OSU for every one harvested during Gloria Salvey, present. ter. Mrs. Sharon M arson and campus in Corvallis which is ex Commissioner Minkoff moved 1971. reports Gary H Sander. Ore their great grandson. Scott in Port pected to attract nearly 1,800 young gon State University extension for and Commissioner Ahlborn se land Friday. The Sundlands visit people Columbia County will be ester. conded the minutes of the meet ed Mae Salomonsen in Vernonia able to send up to 43' members ing of March 29 be approved. Mo Over three million seedlings are this week. May Mills had dinner to Summer School. tion carried being planted to replace the esti Sunday evening with the Sund During the five days on the OSU mated 850.000 trees harvested last Miscellaneous claims were ap lands. proved. K campus the young people will par year. About 60 percent of the plant Mr and Mrs. Fred Busch at ticipate in classes, tours and dis Keith Thompson and George mg. underway since mid-January, tended Oregon Log Truckers As Missions aimed at introducing Mann met with the Board to dis sociation directors meeting in Bend them to various careers and to is on the 500 tree plantations which cuss various matters relating to dot the state, with the rest going Saturday. They visited Sun River college life, explains Lois Redman. to replace trees cut in natural road department operations development Saturday evening OSU extension 4-H and youth spe stands. Mr Thompson discussed the pro Sunday they returned by Mt Hood cialist. posed sewer facilities for the In addition to improving the vis county shops, the surplus food and stopped in Portland where The delegates will also partici ual environment, the newly plant they had dinner with their daugh pate in a series of assemblies ed trees on an estimated 20,000 building, and the dog pound. Com ter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs missioner Ahlborn moved and featuring outstanding speakers. acres will help cleanse the air for Stephen Waring. The Summer School delegates will some 400.000 residents of the state, Commissioner Minkoff seconded to Sunday dinner guests of Mr and continue the sewer line as propos live in OSU residence halls. the specialist notes One acre of ed Motion carried Mrs. Bud Hemeon were Mr. and NEHALEM VALLEY Additional apDlication blanks for Christmas trees produces suffi Mrs. Jim Wilson Mr. Thompson discussed the Laundromai A Dry Cleaner* Summer School are available at cient oxygen to meet the needs of Mrs Gladys DuPuis took her State Highway Department propo the Columbia County Extension of 18 people Open Daily 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. car to the Home Extension dis sal regrading the Lost Creek-Clats fice for 4-H members who do not Phone 429-8971 Douglas-fir makes up about 80 kanie section of Highway 30. trict meeting in Scappoose Friday. receive them by mail. Stevely said — Personal Assistanrr — percent of the new plantings, with Accompanying her were Phylis He also advised that he wished All 4-H members who were 13 Scotch and Shore pine and true to have Larry Anderson attend the n.-Sat.—7 a.m. to 7 pjn. Busch. Virginia Hansen, Irene Kyser and Helen Ramsey. The before January 1 are eligible to fir comprising the remainder. Gro Bridge Inspection course to be meeting was held ai the Cinnamon attend with the exception of those wers can expect to harvest them held April 17-10 Tree Restaurant in Scappoose At who have already gone three tim in six to 12 years. Mr. Thompson presented copies Actually, Sander explains, only of correspondence directed to the tending also were approximately es. Stevely explained Applications are to be returned to the county c iati ti t m i m i n about p0 percent of the trees 200 women from Columbia. Clat District Attorney relative to the extension office by April 15. Se planted actually reach the market sop and Tillamook counties. lection of the county delegation able stage because of damage from description of the road into Five Peaks Estates subdivision, and the will be made soon after that date. climate, insects, diseases, rodents Fred A. Thompson fence on county Many organizations in Columbia and deer right of way. County have made scholarships Most Christmas tree growers, Mr. Thompson advised that he available to help 4-H members particularly those who are mem has requested Charles Rilea. SAIF, meet the costs of the week bers of the Northwest Christmas to inspect the county shop build Tree Growers Association, wel ings relative to federal require come visitors and the opportunity ments for safety inspections. MKT— Art Bellingham. Lloyd Ladies Gather io to explain the growing cycle, the Garlock and Shalmon label went Mr. Thompson was advised that specialist adds to a cattle sale in Salem on Satur Celebrate Birthday in accordance with budget pro day. visions, he should add an alloea Sirs. Norman Hansen went to CHECK YOUR SPRING SALE tion to the Sheriff’s office for a NATAL-PITTSBURG— Mrs Ma Portland Tuesday. She stayed non Makinster. Mrs Lillian Hills- patrolman, and further, that pro CIRCULAR AND SAVE! vision should be made for Com overnight with her sister-in-law, trom and Mrs. Stella Howard call Mrs. La Verne Kulju and visited ed on Mrs Janet Bernardi F ri missioner Minkoffs mileage expen Mrs Jane Hansen. She returned day. The ladies brought a cake se, in that approximately 80 per home on Wednesday accompanied to celebrate Mrs. Bernardis birth cent of said expense is related to MIST — Mrs. Wavne Kystr and the road department. by Sandi Hansen who had also day. Gene and Mr. and Mrs. Harold been visiting at the Kulju home Commissioner Ahlborn moved Mrs. Ruth Steers. Mr. and Mrs Sparks were recently in Eastern and Commissioner Minkoff se since Saturday. Noble Dunlap. Mrs. Mildred Tup- Oregon visiting relatives in and conded a purchase order for 5894 Mrs. Nettie Cox and her house guest. Mrs. Lulu Wilson have re per and Sandra drove to Beaver near Heppner. Also side trips were 25 for drafting materials and sup turned home from visiting rela ton Sunday and enjoyed dinner at made to Fossil, Spray, Condon, plies be approved as requested by and up into the Blue Mts. Their Mr. Thompson. Motion carried. tives and are making plans for Norths Chuckwagon. Mr and Mrs. Max Oblack drove return trip was by w’ay of Pen a trip to Los Angeles to visit an Commissioner Minkoff moved to Clatskanie Saturday and visit dleton. Mrs. Kyser took her par uncle. and Commissioner Ahlborn se ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pool. ents to visit the area where they conded the following Civil Service lived when Mrs. Kyser was a girl. classifications be established: De Everyone is welcome to attend puty Roadmaster, Salary Range 30 - a lesson in bead crocheting that Scale of 5826 to 51,006; Data Pro will be presented by Mrs. Barbara cessing Clerk, Salary Range 15, VERNONIA JAYCEES Bergerson. She will give the les Scale of 5451 to $551; Building NEHALEM son at the home of Mrs. Phylis Inspector, Salary Range 23, Scale Meet the 2nd & 4th y VALLEY Busch on Tuesdav, April 18 at of 5651 to 5791; Volunteer Coordi ADD A TOUCH OF CO LO R. . . Tuesday of every 12:30 p.m. Those that wish may nator, Salary Range 12, Scale of CHAPTER In your bathroom. Molded hardwood liber bring their patterns and beads, 5393 to 5491. Motion caried month. seat available in pink, green, tan, blue, yel crochet needle and thread with Commissioner Ahlborn moved low or white smooth surface with poly them. and Commissioner Minkoff se ethylene bumpers. 1404-1125 thru 404 1174( J?‘ Weg‘ Ore- El**- Bldg., West Ore. Elec. Bldg., 7:30 pan. thml Thursday of each month. conded Mr. Bruce Pedigo be ap 7:30 pan. Richard Jones, President pointed temporary dog control li UP AND George Richardson censing officer. Motion carried Glean G. Connely, President J ‘m Coulter, Scty. 3.72 Irvin Leffler, Scappoose Flying DOWN ACTION Ralph Bergerson, Secy. 3-73 Shows Fishing Skill Service, met with the Board to dis True Temper grass cuss the operations of the airport shear, up and down VERNONIA VERNONIA CHAMBER BIRKENFELD — George Rich Mrs. Caroline Cannon. HELP action,- one blade ardson has been a lucky fisher coordinator, met with the Board stationary. G ra v ity OF COMMERCE LIONS man. coming home with a 16 lb to explain the HELP program, and lock holds shear in Board of Directors report to and 19 lb chinook. seeking office space for the pro closed position. 13” members quarterly. Board meets CLUB overall. (480 13041 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miles of the second Monday, 8:00 pan., Warrenton were visitors at the MEETS FIRST AND THIRD at West Oregon Electric office. Hugh Forney home. Saturday they MONDAY EACH MONTH Visitors Invited. all attended the cattle sale at Sa 6:30 p.m., Golf Course Louise Hamnett. President lem. Mrs, Evelyn Heath. Secy. 7-72 Mr. and Mrs. Bob DuPuis were Don Jackson, President TEMPERED STEEL TINES Portland business callers last Wed red Forbes, Secretary 3-73 Coast to Coast quality 22- MT. HEART REBEKAH nesday. BIRKENFELD— Mr and Mrs tine lawn broom rake in Mr. and Mrs Willard Garlock Francis Larson. Fred Larson and LODGE NO. 248 cludes blister-free cushion A. F. & A- M. spent Wednesday evening at the Dennis were in Tigard Sunday grips. (483 2556) Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday ev Watson home. Mr. Garlock did Vernonia Lodge No. 184 where they called on the Wayne enings of each mouth in I.O .O J. some work for Mr. Watson. A. F. * A. M. m eets at Larsons. From there they went to hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Pattee of Fall the shop of the Oregon Sheet Me Masonic Temple. Stated City, Oregon called on the Fran tal where Gene Larson is now em Florence Akers. Noble Grand z , e o m m m d c a t i o n on first cis Larson’s last Friday. (L i JL Thursday of each month ployed, then went to the home Evelyn Heath, Secy. 3-73 Mrs. Elsa Richardson of Sea of the Roger Medges Mrs Fred 1 at 8.90 pan. side is spending a few days at Larsen was bowling at a tourna Vernonia Lodge No. 246 Cliff Norwood, W.M. the Art Bellingham home. ment in Vancouver. Walter E. Linn, Secy. 1-73 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Condit and Mr. and Mrs. George Richard .I.O.O.F. Chris of Beaverton visited at the son and Joe were Longview shop TWA Local Roy Stuve home Saturday evening. pers Saturday. First and Third Tuesday Last Thursday Mrs Lloyd Beach Mrs. Lloyd Beach accompanied GAL 3-14 accompanied Mrs. Robert Math by Mrs. Robert Mathews were 7 p.m. ews to Scappoose where they visit Clatskanie business callers, Tues LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT Albert H. Tandy, Noble Grand ONE-DAY LATEX Meet i n g 1 s t ed relatives. day of last week. Non-yallowing, dries in 30 ANTIQUING KIT Harry Culbertson. Secretary 1-73 Several ladies from the Home Monday of each minutes; completely wash Only 2 steps and 1 day for able. Over 1300 custom Extension group attended the dis a beautiful antique finish. month. Order of Eastern Star Frank Schmidlins colors available at slightly No need to remove old fin trict meeting at Scappoose last higher prices. (548-6105 Nehalem Chapter 153, O.EJj. ish. Available in8authentlc Friday. 7:30 p.m. thru 548-6444) antique finishes or 6 natural Host Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson were Kegu lar com - _______________ 4-73 woodgrain finishes. Vernonia business callers on Tues munication the (578-3485 thru 578-3741) TIMBER ROUTE— Guests of Mr. day of last week. Friday evening Vernonia Barracks third Wed. each and Mrs. Frank Schmidlin, Sun guests at their home were Mr. month at Ma day, were Mr. and Mrs Bert Sny and Mrs. Lavem Willie of Port Veterans of World War I sonic Temple. der and children from Scappoose. land They were out most of the WE CARRY A All visiting sis Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keagbine week getting the foundation in on Meets 4th Monday ters and bro and family from Portland, and Mr. their new house at the lake Mr COMPLETE each month at the thers welcome. and Mrs Howard Seal and chil George Jacobs was a Saturday IOOF hall, a , « LINE OF dren from Beaverton, Mr. and evening visitor Isabel Brunsman, W.M. Mrs. Melvin Shaver from Leban PIPE FITTINGS Irma Fisher, Secy. 1.73 on. Noble Dunlap. Commander We Thread Pipe! L. II. Sargent, Adjutant About 50 relatives and friends M ary Dass Visited AMERICAN LEGION met for a potluck dinner Sunday at the Scout cabin honoring Frank At Lake Oswego Sun. Meet« 2nd as 4x8 P lyw ood In AUXILIARY Schmidlings birthday. «h Tuesday I Meets 4th Mon., IOOF hall, Mrs. Rita Shipley attended a N A T A L-PITTSBURG— M r s Stock each month. Jessie Andrews. President birthday party for her sister Eva Mary Dass and Mr. and Mrs. Tom 1 Cora Lange, Secretary 8.72 Manthey of Beaverton at the home Young and family were Sunday VERNONIA IK A W tyW »*1 Assld. Thicknesses of another sister, Lela Miller at dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Aloha Friday PYTHIAN SISTERS Armstrong at Lake Oswego re POST l i t Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shaver cently. Bill J. Horn, Commander VERNONIA TEMPLE NO. «1 from Lebanon were overnight Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack visit Harry Culbertson. Adjutant Meetings I.O.O.F Hah Second guests of his sister and brother ed the Durel Shrums in Portland and Fourth Wednesdays of each AUXILIARY in-law Mr. and Mrs Frank Seh Sunday On their way back they month 8 p.m. midlin. They also visited Mr Er stopped at Hillsboro and visited First and Third Tuesdays Faye Davis, MJEX. nie Herman in Vernonia Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilks. F IN E F U R N IT U R E Beaulah Hall. President Sundlands M ake Several Visits ingtim e Sale' Men Attend Cattle Sale Kysers-Sparks Tour East. Ore. LAST THREE DAYS $2.99 LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES T ------------- Larson Fam ily Gathers Sunday » $398 J A BRUNSMAN HARDWARE and ELECTRIC Cora Lange, Secretary 3-73 '■enmrte Srhaioeh, Sety. 1-73 Place a Classified Ad Today! SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES USE T H E M I WE DELIVER ♦
