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obituaries/announcements/classifieds
january11
2011
In Memory
of...
JAMES T. “JIMMY” HAYES
James T. “Jimmy” Hayes,
54, a former resident of the Vernonia
community, late of Plaquemine,
Louisiana, died Sunday evening,
December 19, 2010 of injuries received
in a motor vehicle accident.
A Celebration of Life Service
was to be held at 1:00 P.M. on Saturday,
January 8, 2011 at the Nehalem Bay
United Methodist Church, 36050 10th
Street Nehalem, OR 97131. A potluck
reception followed in the church hall.
To sign the online guest book or
to send a condolence to the family go to
www.fuitenrosehoyt.com.
Fuiten, Rose & Hoyt Funeral
Home in Vernonia is in charge of the
local arrangements and will release
a complete obituary when available.
(503)357-2161
TUALATIN VALLEY
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Johnson Named Vice-Chair of Ways and Means
In an announcement from the
Senate President’s Office, Senator
Betsy Johnson (D-Scappoose) was
named Vice-chair of Ways and Means,
the Legislature’s chief budget-writing
committee, and Co-Chair of the Ways
and Means subcommittee on General
Government for the 2011 Legislative
Session.
“We have a lot of hard work in
front of us to balance Oregon’s budget
and set a path for economic recovery,”
said Johnson, who also served as
Vice-Chair of Ways and Means
during the 2009 Legislative Session.
“I look forward to using my Ways
and Means experience to find ways to
cut spending while protecting critical
Financial Peace University
Offered in Vernonia
When we heard that 7 out of 10
Americans live paycheck to paycheck,
we knew we had to do something. That’s
why we’re going to be offering Dave
Ramsey’s Financial Peace University
class at Vernonia Christian Church
starting February 6, 2011.
It’s the most practical stuff out
there and the most fun you’ll ever have
learning about money. Each weekly
session starts with Dave Ramsey
teaching on video and is followed by a
powerful small group discussion.
You’ll see that you are
DEFINITELY not alone if you’re
struggling in this area. And even if you’re
one of the few who isn’t struggling,
you’ll still benefit from this powerful
material. It teaches you how to apply
biblical principles to the way you handle
money and how to start truly managing
all of the resources God has given you.
This class breaks the process
down into easy steps that will help no
matter where you are. You’ve just got to
Serving since 1953
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Funeral Home
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Attendant: Ray Pelster
Jane Schneider
2308 Pacific Ave., Forest Grove 503-357-2161
741 Madison Ave., Vernonia 503-429-6611
E-Mail: Fuitenrosehoyt@aol.com
Website: www.fuitenrosehoyt.com
Serving since 1873
Forest Grove Memorial Chapel
2308 Pacific Ave., Forest Grove 503-357-3126
Serving all cemeteries for
marker sales and installation
Classified Ad Rates
$5/month
Rideshare/Carpool Ads FREE
Brindle McCaslin
& Lee PC
610 Bridge St., Vernonia
Next to the Pharmacy
Open Tues and Fri
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Consultations $60.00
For an appointment call
503-429-2412
take it! We’re having free class preview
sessions (you only need to attend one) on
January 23rd and January 30th at 4 PM
you don’t want to miss. If you want to
get some more information now, just ask
Susan Mullikin. Call for more details
503-429-0181 or 503-369-3245
Can’t wait to see you all there!
Senior Center Activities
Connie’s Fabulous Breakfasts: Fabu-
lous breakfasts are available to the pub-
lic on Fridays for a cost of only $3.50.
The event happens at the Senior Center
(446 Bridge Street) from 7:30 to 9:00
AM each Friday. Meal price includes a
beverage, too. Enter through the side,
parking lot door. What a deal!
Week Day Lunches: The Vernonia Se-
nior Center offers nutritious and tasty
lunches each weekday for only $4.
These are available to the public, not
just Senior Citizens. (Mealtime is noon;
late arrivals may not be served.) You can
reserve your lunch by calling by 11:15
AM, or further in advance if possible, to
assist the cooks as they prepare the day’s
meals.
Maple Bars available locally! Connie
King, the cook at the Senior Center, is
making maple bars each day. The maple
bars are available to the public, too, and
only cost $1 each. Availability is sub-
ject to quantity on hand. You can assure
yourself of a good supply by pre-order-
ing them directly from Connie by call-
ing the Senior Center (503-429-3912)
any week day, from 7:00 AM-3:00 PM.
Please allow one day lead time for larger
orders. The Center’s front door opens at
9:00, but the side parking lot door opens
at 7:00. Ah, sweet treats!
CLASSIFIED ADS
SERVICES
FOR SALE
Photo Retouch and Restoration. Repair your favorite
photos. Family portraits in your home also available!
StPierreGraphics@aol.com or call 429-0412.
Treharne Firewood Service - Fir cut, split and deliv-
ered - $150/ cord local. Jerry Budge 503-429-1811
Safety Course Classes - Required for the Oregon Con-
cealed Handgun License--fulfills application require-
ments. Also, personalized firearms proficiency train-
ing classes available. Small classes ensure individual
attention. Local and flexible scheduling. Please call
503-429-7342 for details.
services. Oversight and government
accountability will be key as we work
to close our budget deficit and restore
confidence in state services.”
As vice-chair of Ways and
Means, Johnson is responsible for
working with the Co-Chair in crafting
the overall state budget. In her role as co-
chair of the Subcommittee on General
Government, Johnson will oversee the
budgets for the Legislative branch, the
State Treasurer, the Secretary of State,
Department of Revenue, the Governor,
and several others state agencies.
In addition to being named co-
chair, Johnson will serve on the Ways and
Means subcommittee on Transportation
and Economic Development.
The 76th Oregon Legislative
Assembly convened on January 10th.
Committees will begin meeting for
legislative business on February 1st.
Weekly Auction--Estate Auctions NW will have an
Auction every Saturday. Preview at 3:00pm and Auc-
tion to follow 4:00pm. 114 S. 17th Street, St. Helens.
If you would like more information on the Auction or
Consigning please go to our website: EstateAuction-
sNW.com or call the Auction House at 503-396-5898
or Christine on her cell 971-506-1872.
1995 Ford Truck - Eddie Bauer, very clean! Lots of
extras! Diamond plate tool box. $8500/OMO 503-755-
2919 or voicemail 503-429-0412
Thrift Store: Bargain prices can be
found in Vernonia’s Senior Center in
their Thrift Store. The retail store is open
Monday through Friday, from 9:00 AM
until 3:00 PM. The Thrift Store provides
funds for the Senior Center’s facility and
its many activities. Donations can also
be dropped off during those same hours,
and donated clothes need to be clean
and in good condition so they are “sales
ready”. We are offering half off dur-
ing the first week of each month. Buy
locally and support your local Senior
Center.
For after hours drop-offs please con-
tact Pauline 503-429-5810.
Special Days: On the last Wednesday
of the month Wauna Credit Union will
be serving ice cream. On the last Friday
of the month we will serve birthday cake
and ice cream to celebrate that month’s
birthdays.
Membership Dues: Another way to
support Vernonia’s Senior Center is to
pay the $15 annual membership dues.
Checks may be mailed or dropped off at
the Senior Center. Anyone 50 and older
may join.
Questions? Call: (503) 429-3912
To place an ad call: 503-367-0098
email: scott@vernoniasvoice.com
FOR RENT
Space For Rent Well-equipped local metal working
shop. References required. Please call 503-429-7342
for details.
MEETINGS
Advertise your upcoming meeting or commu-
nity activity here. Only $5 for two issues
PUBLIC NOTICES
Need Food Assistance? - We’re willing to help. Ver-
nonia Cares Food Bank, 627 Adams Avenue. Open
Tues and Thurs, 10AM-2PM. Call 503-429-1414.
