O c r n o n ia E a g le
4 THURSDAY,
FEB
14.
1974
Board of
Commissioners
(M e m o ra n d u m
Miss Evan Persyn Installed
As Rainbow Worthy Advisor
An open installation ceremony
of the Nehalem Assembly No. 18
International Order of the Rain
bow for Girls, was held Sunday
afternoon at the Masonic Tem
ple Miss Evan Persvn was
seated as worthy advisor for the
spring term Acting as installing
officer was Miss Pattv Cone
outgoing
w o rth y
advisor'
Miss Cone was assisted by
Kathy Poetter as chaplain. Pat
ricia Fisher as marshall. Gwen
Tomlin as recorder and Rhonda
Persyn as musician
Officers seated with Miss Per
syn are as follows: Worthy-
Associate advisor. Jill Beamish;
charity, Debbie McLean; hope.
Noell Sturdevant; faith. Beverly
Starr recorder. Pattv Cone
treasurer. Debbie Bergerson
chaplain. Sandra Leonard drill
leader Lvnette McLean; love
Cheryl Dunaway religion, Elita
Morford; nature, Kathv Matte
son im m ortality. Michelle F ul
ler; fidelity. Debbie Westbrook;
patriotism. Dana Andrus; confi
dential observer. Kacev Hanev
outer observer, Kathy Osgood,
musician, Rhonda Persyn
The boys from the' Forest
Chapter DeMolav. Forest Grove,
under the direction of their dad
advisor, Harold Johnson, were
here to perform the crowning
ceremony They presented Miss
Persyn with a toy owl
Miss Persyn presented Miss
Cone with a gift from the
Assembly and Mrs Alice Smith
gave her a tiara from the
Rainbow Board as a token „ of
their appreciation for her ser
vice during her term Ralph
Sturdevant. Rainbow dad. pre-
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sented service bars to the girls
who had earned them during the
last term He also presented
Miss Persyn with the Moran
Necklace from the Rainbow
Board
Miss Persyn and other line
officers introduced their parents
and families, as well as dis
tinguished guests and visiting
assemblies Her motto for the
term is ' After the Rain the
Rainbow". Her flower is the
petunia, her colors are light
blue, lavender and white and her
song is Sunshine These were
used on the programs given each
person attending the installation
and in the decorations.
Dewey Conroy sang a selection
of songs and everyone enjoved
his fine performance
Ralph Sturdevant
believes
four girls from one fam ily to
become worthy advisor to be a
•first in the Nehalem Assembly
and asked Patricia. G w e n .
Rhonda and Evan to come
forward He was Rainbow Dad
for all four and congratulated
the girls on their work in
Rainbow
The installation
concluded
with the benediction by M r John
G. Crowston.
For the retiring march Dewey
sang Sunshine then the assembly
and all other visiting Rainbow
girls joined in at the a ltar to sing
"Let There Be Peace” .
Refreshments were served in
the downstairs dining room with
Mrs Chet Fisher. Mrs. Bob
Cone, Mrs. T F. Tomlin and
Mrs Norman Hamnett on the
serving committee and Mrs
Ralph Sturdevant and Mrs Dan
Koch as dining room committee
Miss Persyn announced her
projects for the term would be to
raise funds for the Vernonia
Ambulance Heart Machine, the
Oregon Heart Fund and the
American Cancer Society
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The Columbia County Board of
Commissioners met in regular
session with Chairman Fred
Foshaug presiding. Commis
sioners Mmkoff and Ahlborn,
and secretary Gloria Salvey
(deputy clerk) present.
Commissioner Mmkoff moved
and Commissioner Ahlborn sec
onded the minutes of the meeting
of Janaury 30 be approved
Motion carried
Miscellaneous claims were
approved.
Commissioner Minkoff moved
and Commissioner Ahlborn sec
onded to approve the following
purchase orders 2955 Watters
Concrete Products, for rock.
$1,340.25. 2950 Scappoose Sand &
Gravel, for rock. $2,124.91; 2957
Olson and Johnson Shell, for
diesel, $670.70 ; 2960-Les Brady,
Coal Creek Road fill. $12,167
Motion carried
P.oo Koch met with the board
to discuss repairs of the Scappo
ose-Vernonia road, and ques
tioned bidding procedure on the
project.
The second reading and public
hearing on Reward Ordinance
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The Bureau of the Census w ill
conduct its regular monthly
survey in this area on employ
ment and unemployment during
the week of February 18-22
according to John E Tharald
son, Director of the Bureau’s
Data Collection Center in P hil
adelphia The Bureau is part of
the U.S Department of Com
merce s Social and Economic
Statistics Administration
Local households in the survey
are among the 50,000 nationwide
that have been scientifically
selected to represent a cross
section of all households
The survey is taken bv the
Bureau for the U.S Department
of Labor wnich analyses and
publishes
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ported that the December sur
vey showed a rise in unemploy
ment—up to 4.9 percent from 4.7
percent in November, after rea
ching a 3-‘A-year low of 4.5
percent in October Employment
was little changed, following
substantial gains earlier in 1973
Information supplied by ind i
viduals participating in the sur
vey is confidential by law and
results are used only to compile
statistical totals
Census representatives v is it
ing households in this area are:
Nancy Autio. Astoria, and Mary
Ann Bolyard, Ephrata, Wa.
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this should be referred to the
Safety Committee with a request
that all department heads uttend
the next safety committee meet
ing to be instructed about the
pnxedures to be followed
With regard to fire department
recommendations. Commission
er Ahlborn indicated it would not
be feasible to plun to paint the
fir«- escape- from the old court
house building until the weathei 4
is more stable than at present
Discussion ensu«*d regarding the
painting of the wood trim on
the old courthouse building It
was agreed to discuss this with
the painters now doing the
interior of the new portion
Commissioner Minkoff moved
and Commissioner Ahlborn sec
onded to enter into an Agree
ment with Western-Communi
cations, Inc to construct and
maintain structure and antenna
for radio communication station
site at their location near Pisgah
Home. Motion carried
Commissioner Ahlborn moved
and Commissioner Minkoff sec
onded a Resolution lx- signed in
the matter of requesting federal
assistance for restoring
the
channel and protecting the bank
of ScapiMMis«- Creek, near High
way 30. Motion carried
ANNUAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET
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No 201 was held There being no purposes in case of fire.
remonstrances
Commissioner
Terry Rahe met with the board
Minkoff moved and Commis to discuss a possible extension of
sioner Ahlborn seconded
to time for removal of solid waste
adopt Reward Ordinance No
from the property of Sue Murphy
201, containing an emergency
He indicated he had received
clause, to become effective Feb this request from a person who
ruary 6. 1974 Motion carried plans to remove the car bodies,
with voting of three ‘ayes" and but felt there was insufficient
no “ no" votes
time to get this accomplished by
The first reading and public
February 11 Rahe was advised
hearing on Ordinance No. 202 that the person could priweed
prohibiting logging operations with removal and that it would
on public rights of way was held
be checked on February t l to
The second reading and public determine his progress At that
hearing on the proposed Ordin
time a decision would be made
ance w ill be held on February 20
as to extension of time allowed
1974
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Jeri Johnson met with the
Dan Cannon. Columbia Area
board to discuss whether it
Manpower Council, met with the might not be advisable to have
hoard to discuss signing of a some type of assurance of insur
purposed agreement with regard ance coverage for those employ
to planning for area jobs needs
ees using their own vehicles on
within the Multnomah, Clacka county business, and being paid
mas. Washington, Columbia
mileage for such use
County regions After discussion
Commissionr Minkoff moved
of the proposed contract, the and Commissioner Ahlborn sec
board advised Cannon that it had onded an agreement be signed
no intent to enter into such an
with Oregon Audio Video Sys
agreement until it had been
terns Co. Inc for installation'of
further clarified as to what
the closed circuit TV V system
in
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Columbia County’s costs would
the ja il Motion carri •ied
be, and what the county would
Sitting as the Dog Control
receive from entering into such
Board, a claim for livestock
an agreement
damage for $80 was approved for
Mrs. Amanda Rammer met
Mrs David A Thompson, for a
>vith the board to discuss a
calf killed by dogs
.questionnaire to lx- distributed
Commissioner Foshaug pre
throughout the county to deter
sented a recommendation of the
mine the number of handicapped
St. Helens Rural Fire Depart
(x-oplt- what the handicaps are
ment with regard to conducting
invalid persons in them for fire d rills in the courthouse
rescue purposes in case of fire
After discussion, it was agreed
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