WILLAMINA TIMES
THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1972 —FARM NOTES
CLASSIFIED
A D VERTISING
Classified Page—F lrsi ’n a
tion 10c a line: each addition
al insertion 5c a line. Min
im um charge 30 c. Terms:
Net, cash w ith order. Addi
tional charge for billing or
tear sheets.
FOR SALE
'71 Sin ger Z igzag
FULL PRICE iS37
E xcellent iconidi’t :on. F iu 11
size m achine. Ju s t change
lev er to zigzag. (Makes bu t-
toniholes, eewis on buttons,
mchograimis, ovelcnstis, can
seiw s-t-r-e-tte-h ¡m aterial. F o r
ifiree hom e deimo c a ll 643-
4066 or evenings 771-1363.
44c
REDUCE EXCESS FLUIDS
w ith Flniidex — Lose w eigh,
safely w ith D ex-A -D iet at
your drugstore.
39-45p
HELP WANTED
FEMALE
tritet .the quesiecm of levying —C ontinued from F ro n t Page
a ta x fo r tije jkEi.il y ear luu-- L ig t l i'i h e touildup cf soo-ur-
19!73 ou side the lim itation pausing ta d te rla . It is c,iit-
of Sec'.u-ni 11. A rticle XI, ic a l t h a t c a lv e s re c e iv e thfe
O regon iConstibution.
(jtn e fits o f colostrum d u rin g
T h e reasons fo r such levy th e L rst 24 ho u rs a fte rb irth .
are:
M oseley suggests keeping
T his su m is necessary to food aw ay fro m : h e calf fo r
pirovde an ed'ucat.on p ro 12 to. 15 h o u rs iff i t is in fect
g ram adequate to m eet the ed w ith scours. T hen allow
needs of th e ch ild ren of th_s th e c:i!£ to n u rse the cow for
diJstetd.. i f th*i «leaenre Is o n ly a- sh o rt period. Follow
apipe-oved, th e o perating b u d t b s pro ced u re fo r tw o or
g et to be Lnameed by lo cal lubtee days -or u n til sco u rs
teaxes fo r th e y ear 1972-73 sulhslde.
wi'Ji 'be $43.&Sil.7,8 (cr 4.8
C alves- w ith sco u rs often
p e r cen t) g re a te r th an th e becom e d eh y d rated . T h e y
o p eratin g b u dget financed can some tim es b e saved by
toy lo cal tax es for the p re in trav en o u s in jectio n of flu
ceding year.
ids using ¡the d i ip m ethod.
T he am ount o f tax outside
th e constitutional' lim itation
proposed to be lev ied fo r
said f.'stoil y ear is $865,828.10,
w hich, ex p ressed - as a ra ts
of levy, is estim ated al $20.69
REPAIR
p e r thousand d o li.rs of tru e
Cash vaiiue. of '¡tasselJ-e p ro p REPAIR SERVICE AS
e rty iw-ith n th e district.
CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE
D ated th is 6th day of Ju n e,
19712.
876-3414 - 24-Hr. S ervice
A ttest:
44-45p
D el ICioursey,
Dlsrtjrtot C lerk.
W. JE. S henk;
ORDER TH E
cihiiimman B oard of
45-40C
D irectors.
ALL MAKES
VACUUM
EARN MONEY sellin g styled
L adles’ Wigs. F o r w h o le
sale prices w rite : D iscount IN APPRECIATION
Wigs, 2109 E. H aines, Phila-
I would- lik e to express
defiphia, Pa- 18il3*8.
45-50c •thanks and d eep ap p recia
tio n to ail) m y students,
tfri'endis and reila lives w ho at
ten d ed , the S ilv er Tea given
in m y honor o n Ju n e 2 at
NOTICE OF
th e Willamlnis' -Grade School.
I t is w o n d erfu l to know th a t
SCHOOL ELECTION
I have so m an y frien d s w ho
N otice is hereby given th a t retmemtbar&d me- M any, m a
an elec tio n w ill be held in n y than k s1.
S tiiool D istrict No. 30J , of
E d ith Rogers
Yam'hùl.1 - P o lk - T illam ook
U o in t'e s , S tate of Oregon,
li’rcirti' 8:00
to 8:00 p.m. CARD OF THANKS
I w ish to express: my sin
on Ju n e 25, 197 i 2!, a ‘ Wffia-
n j.n a H igh School' ¡End G rand Cere thanks ¡.nd eppreeiatioi
[Ronde G uade School in said to those w ho sent m e card s
sctoicou dl’J iricit, fo r thè p u r ¡and lo t ers w h ile I w as | n
pose ci° su b m ittin g to th e th e hospital.
Donriis .A dam s
qualified voters, of sa.d d'is-
LEGAL NOTICES
Electricity
is helping keep
our water clean...
STATESMAN
Oíd.
“ D iplom acy is th in k in g
twice before saying nothing.
OREGON
JOURNAL
SERVICE - D a ily & Sunday
MARVIN JOHNSON
RED’S
BARBER SHOP
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
34? B S*-
W illam ina
E. A SMITH
Dolta-s. P ro
WILLAMINA
SHOE REPAIR
O pen 9-5:30 M onday th ru
F rid a y : 9-2 S a tu rd a y
MATTHEWS
Willamina, Oregon 97396
Orval & Lutina Thompson,
SOUTH SIDE
GROCERY
The Little Store With
EVERYDAY LOW PRICES
Open Every Day
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
& BUYERS’ GUIDE
TIMMRECK & McNICOL,
JEWELERS
P u b lish ed e v ery T h u rsd ay
S ubscription R ates: $2.50 per
y ear in Y am hill a n d Polk
C ounties: $3.00 per y e a r O u t
side of Y am hill and P olk
Counties.
THE T *£V*& BUREAU
Silverware - China - Gifts 22® N. Evan*., ¿>one 472-5127
Trophies - Engraving
YAMHILL COUNTY’S
Diamonds - Watches
TRAVEL HEADQUARTERS
FIN E WATCH REPAIR
428 T hird St._______ 472-6812
ED'S SHOE & SADDLE Shop
Western 3oots
Saddles & Tack
Lee jeans
"Horseman's Paradise"
Complete Line of Natural
Foods, Vitamins & Minerals
Expert Shoe Repair
511 East Second St.
Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m--6 p.m.
Closed Sundays & Holidays
Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Henson,
Owners
111 T hird St.
472-2811
HANAUER'S JEWELRY
W atches * China * C rystal
S ilver * Diamond Setting
W atch and Jew elry R epair
Appraisals for Insuranae
and Estates
Between Evans & Ford
WILSON’S
F ran k - P auline - K ent
Linoleum
Carpets
Unfinished Furniture
Expert Installation
F ree Estim ates ,
4th & B aker Sts. 472-681J
M aster C harge &
B ankA m ericard
318 3rd St.
472-7626
T H IS SPACE FOR SALE
E X C E PT THURSDAY S
Hours:
SALEM
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
P ublisher»
Phone 876-3342 or 876-3347
W illam in a, Phone 876-2112
M c M innville
WATKINS
PARKWAY
PRODUCTS HEALTH FOODS
Rt. 1, Box 128 - Ph. 623 2739
Across from Post Office
Second C lass P o sta g e paid at
NEW BY’S
PHARMACY
242 West Main Street
Carl and Laura Soehler
NOW
(E m ir s
at a DRUG STOLE
24-H O U A SERVICE
W ash the EASY W a y
Phone 364-6811, Salem
(C ollect)
and Ask far the
C irc u la tio n D e s u lm p n l
fflilla m tn a
Buy Your Drugs
WILLAMINA
WASH 8 DRY
MISHLER
WRECKERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
& BUYERS’ GUIDE
Towing - Auto Glass Work
If Tow Car Is Needed -
Call 87B-M32. Willamina
... and more electricity
will be needed so our
children have a place
to fish in the 1980’s. ■
HOUSE OF CARDS
and
BYRD NEST
Gifts for All Occasions
C ards - P a rty Goods - C andles
Imported Unusual Gifts -
Free Gift Wrap
One of 18 S tores in
SALEM PL A Z A
385-6668
ROEN’S-
Adding Machine Rentals
ALLISON MAZDA
The Home of the Best
Deal on the Import
Car of the Year.
362 H igh St. N.E.* Salem
P hone 585-6615
BISHOP’S
Men's Apparel
L ate Models. R easonable
585-6313
R ates - 3 M onths R en tal m ay 496 Center NE
apply on purch ase
MERLE NORMAN
456 Court N.E.
363-6773
COSMETICS
C om plim entary M ake-up
SEE
- ¡Lessons by appt. — Men.
WILTSEY-WEATHERS
th ru Sat., 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
MUSIC
Sun., 12 noon to 6 p.m.
C apitol Shopping C enter
M ail & Phone O rders
- F or
Guitars | | Combo Equip. 466 C ourt S t. NE 362-3097
Pianos - Organs
& L ancaster M all
Lessons '- Sales - Repairs
450 C apitol N.E. - 362-8708
B & W SHOE SERVICE
SCOTT’S CYCLE
SCHWINN BIKES
Foot Comfort Specialists
F eatu rin g D anner’s Boots -
Dr. Scholl’s Shoes
Shopping Center
Complete Sales & Service in Capitol
T elephone 364-6566
147 Oom’l SE
363-4516
WILLS MUSIC STORE
Band and Orchestra In
THE JUNIOR BOOTERY
FOOTWEAR for CHILDREN struments, Sales & Rentals
Kali-Sten-Iks Children's
Shoes
People need clean water.
They need a lot of it.
So do fish.
And one of Oregon’s ever-growing uses of
electricity is to clean up Oregon’s beautiful
rivers and streams. It takes a heap of power to
run the ever-increasing number of sewage treat
ment plants which are helping in this clean-up
job. Likewise industry is installing a record
amount of pollution control equipment as
everyone works towards maintaining a healthy
balance of environment and jobs.
Clean water is a must.
A typical example is the Oak Lodge Sanitary
District plant shown above. It needed 141,696
kilowatt hours of electricity in January to do its
job. But what a job it does. It purifies approx
imately two million gallons of raw sewage per
day. Two million gallons a day! It serves some
20,000 businesses and residents . . . returns
the water to the Willamette river approximately
90% free of impurities.
Yes, electricity is doing a vital job in helping
this area clean-up. That’s why PGE is building
to make sure the increased need for electricity
will be provided for in the years to come.
Nuclear generation is a clean answer to our
power needs.
We want your children and grandchildren to
have clean water to fish in cpme the ’80’s
and before.
I
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC C O M P A N Y A ^ j^ p
Providing clean energy for a better life.
• For the good life... electricity helps provide good medical care, good schools,
safe, well-lighted neighborhoods, home comfort and labor-saving conveniences.
/ Oregon needs more
trie power...not less...
leet future needs
• For a healthy economy ...a n ample supply of electricity is the basis of a
prosperous Oregon with jobs for us today... and for our children tomorrow.
• For preserving and enhancing the environment... clean electricity is
the vital energy absolutely needed to rid our air, water and land of pollution.
Phone or visit a PGE off ice for your freebrochure
Regular and Orthopedic
236 High St. NE - 363-8771
S en ato r H otel Bldg.
Baldwin Pianos & Organs
Records - Sheet Music
Guitars - Amplifiers
A ccordions
S & H G reen Stam ps
Vernon Wiscarson, Owner
Phone 364-6757, 48,2 State St.
COURT STREET JEWELRY
Wa.tch Repair - Diamonds
Watches - Rings - Etc.
LES NEWMAN'S
The Friendly Store
Men's Wear, Work Clothing
GEORGE ISHIDA
484 C ourt St., Ph. 363-8104 Rainwear, Boots and Shoes
179 C om ! St. NE, 363-5608
SHERIDAN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
& BUYERS’ GUIDE
HAMSTREET
INSURANCE AGENCY
BISKEY’S, INC.
Complete Line of Insurance
T.V. AND RADIO
Homeowners’, Liability, Fire,
Auto, Life, Inland Marine
843-2477
105 Monroe S t
843-3764 941 West Main
STUCK ELECTRIC. INC.
MORE TO SEE ON CABLE TV
nn “Whv Oreaon needs more power?
128 N. Bridge St.
Phone 843-2322