business october12 2010 Nails and More at Spiralz Salon Now you can get more than just your hair cut at Spiralz Salon at 719 Bridge Street in Vernonia. Sara Wold, now a Licensed Nail Technician can do your nails...and much more. Wold, who has lived in Vernonia for three years, recently graduated from North- west College in Hillsboro in August, and has opened a small service business in the back of Spiralz Salon. Wold will be offering manicures, pedicures, and artificial nails. “I specialize in gel nails, I don’t do acrylic nails,” says Wold. “I also offer gel manicures and pedi- cures as well, which is just a little bit differ- ent-- the gel is cured with a UV lamp, so it doesn’t chip.” Wold says she tries to create more of a spa experience than just a nail change. “I do an exfoliate scrub and mask and wrap the nails in hot towels to moisten the skin,” says Wold. Wold says she is starting to learn more about nail art and wants to be able to do holiday art nails this year. She says she also wants to remind students that she is available for special school events, like Winter Formal, and Prom. Wold says that for anyone who gets acrylic or solar nails done out of town, she is able to fill over those with her gel nails. “That’s an option as well, if they already have different products,” says Wold. Wold says she will be available mostly from 3:30 to 7:30 P.M. on Thursdays and Fridays and 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. on Saturdays for appointments. “For the first couple months, I ‘ll be here those hours just to get the word out that I’m here,” says Wold. “As my clientele grows and there is a need for it, then I will be here more.” BOB HORNING Small Town Values, Integrity Common Sense I’m running to bring the kind of small-town values we all believe in to Salem. I will make job creation my top priority; helping to revive our struggling small towns and bring new family wage jobs to the North Coast. Our State Treasurer recentzy stated that in 1990 (before Kitzhaber) Oregonians average annuaz wage was 15% above the nationaz average; it is now 12% bezow! That’s an incredibze 27% drop in our standard of ziving, taking money out of our pockets and causing cuts to our house- hozds, schoozs and other needed services. So what has changed? Not our resources, not our peopze, it’s our poziti- cians and their pozicies. Pozicies that has caused 1/5 of Oregonians to be on food stamps, chronic high unempzoyment, and zeft Oregon 47th in nation in chizdhood poverty and hunger. To schedule an appointment, call Sara Wold at (971) 227-2919 or email sarawold@ frontier.com. WOEC Breaks Ground West Oregon Electric Cooperative (WOEC) officially took ownership of the property last week where their new head- quarters will be constructed. Dignitaries (from left) Vernonia Interim City Adminis- trator, Bill Haack; State Representative Brad Witt; State Senator Betsy Johnson; County Commissioner Tony Hyde and State Rep- resentative Debbie Boone joined WOEC General Manager Marc Farmer (third from 15 left) to ceremoniously break ground for the new building on October 8, 2010. Also on hand were WOEC Board members, WOEC Management staff, local business owners and representatives from the General Con- tractor, Five Star Builders, from Banks, Or- egon. “We are constructing this building using local business as much as possible,” said Farmer during the ceremony. “Five Star Builders are a local as we could find- -many of their employees are our members. The lumber for the project will be supplied by a mill that is one of our mem- bers and all the siding for the building will be cedar that is har- vested by local loggers.” My opponent’s response? To continue to support pozicies that have hurt our businesses and cost us jobs; cater to speciaz interests and vote for every tax and spend measure pzaced before her. She azso fazsezy czaims that she cut $2 bizzion out of the budget, a budget that actuazzy grew by over $10 bizzion dozzars. The onzy cuts were to schoozs, and what govern- ment agencies wanted to spend. Enough of these poziticians twisting facts just to get ezected. A 27% drop in your reaz wages is convincing proof that we need to change the poziticians in Oregon. This ezection marks a pivotaz time in Oregon’s history. Either we can continue down the same faized path, or we can ezect a new Governor and new zegiszators who share our common vision for how to fix our State. Please join your friends and neigcbors in voting for Bob Horning for State Senate District 16. 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