^ L L A M INA TIMES,^ Willamina, Oregon, Wednesday, June 13, 1973 Page 7
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There will be a backyard
social for Willamina High
School C lass of 1965 Sun
day, June 24, 1973 s ta rt
ing 1 p.m. at the home
of Phyllis (Vollman) Kir-
cher, 12970 S.W. 121 St.,
Tigard, OR. Ph. 620-
1363. C lass m em bers &
fam ilies are urged to a t
tend.
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Sem i-D rivers needed. No
experience
necessary.
Will train. E arn $300 to
$400 per week. F or ap
plication call 317-639-
6138 or w rite to A ssoci
ated Systems, 1040 East
Washington Street, Indi
anapolis, Indiana 46202.
47-4c
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B a b y s it t in g
BABYSITTING - - Day or
Night, My Home, 876-
6251.
40-tfc
S e rvic es
Custom Haying & Baling.
Cash or shares. Robert
Schaub. Call 876-5372.
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Announcement^
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Mrs. Edifth Eoff wishes
to thank all friends and
neighbors
for cards,
flowers, helping hands
during her stay in the
hospital.
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We' would like to thank
our friends, relatives and
others for their help and
sympathy following the
loss of our mother, M yr
tle Fendall, and in r e
membrance of her undy
ing devotion to her fam
ily The Fendall Family.
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here
Call
876-3342
G raders - SCRAPERS,
BULLDOZERS, BACK-
HOES.
No experience
necessary.
Will train.
Earn $300 to $400 per
week.
F or application
call 317-639-4111, or
w rite to World Wide Sys
tems, 1042 E ast Washing
ton St., Indianapolis, Indi
ana 46202.
45-4c
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS NEEDED.
Due to increased activity
in the heavy equipment
construction
industry,
new men are earning $6
to $11 an hour. E xperi
ence not necessary! Will
train! If you like working
outdoors and would like
to move into the high in
come bracket call 317-
638-9205 or w rite New
Horizons Unlimited, 5140
S. Madison A ve.,Suite#5,
Indianapolis,
Indiana
46227.
47-4c
FOR SALE: Vinyl up
holstered swivel rocker
and ottoman, good condi
tion, $35 and davenport
fair condition, $15. Call
.876-2123 days or 876-
6414 evenings. • 47-2c
CERTIFIED
SEMI-
DRIVERS. ' E arn $250 -
$375 per week after short
period of certification.
No experience necessary!
Will train! Certification
guaranteed.
Call 317-
632-3326 or w rite T rail-
m asters, 5140 S. Madison
Ave. Suite #5, Indianapol
is, Indiana 46227. 46-4c
SEMI-DRIVERS NEEDED
No
experience neces
sary. Will train. Earn
$300 to $400 per week.
F or application call 317-
639-6138, or w rite to
Associated Systems, 1040
E. Washington St., Indian-
anolis, Indiana
46202.
44-4c
Heavy Equipment Oper
ators Needed.
Due1 to
increased activities in
the heavy equipment con
struction industry new
men are earning $6.00 to
$11.00 per hour. , Ex
perience not necessary.
Will train! If you like
working outdoors
and
would like to move into the
High Income Bracket, call
317-638-9205 or write
NEW HORIZONS
UN
LIMITED, 5140 S. Mad-
son Ave. Suite #5, In
dianapolis, Ind. 46227.
47- 2c
F o r Sale
1 6 x 9 gold rug, 1
railroad switch light, 2
guns: 1 22X, 1 French
rifle; lamps, curtains,
lots of misc. 645 “ B”
Street, Willamina, Wed.,'
Thurs., F ri.
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I f“““ Dr. Victor E. Johnson
| CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
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Willamina Clinic
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1 block south of bridge
¡118 S. Main
Phone
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JCK ELECTRIC,
Mire Ti Stee 0»
W . CO PELAND YARDS
Over 50 Years
Dependable
Service
^Distributor for P ra tt and Lam bert Paint,
l u m b e r P a in t B u ild in g M a t e r i a l s
LUm Der
345 S. RHdee
Bridge St
St., Sheridan
FOR
SURE
Mr. and M rs. Leonard Long Jr.
of Grand Ronde are the proud
parents of a baby girl born May
22.
Little Melinda Le Ann
weighed in at 6 lbs. 14 1/4 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and M rs.
Delmer Croy Sr. of Grand Ronde
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Long
Sr. of Turlock, Arizona.
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Sale:
C orrespondent tells of
Indian rodeo
Electric Ice
by Doris Samson
My apologies to those who
missed the Grand Ronde Socials
45-tfc column the past weeks.
Your correspondent did not curl
For Sale:
24’ X 60’ up and die, nor did she get
mobile home, 2 yrs. old, the sack, as perhaps some may
3 Brd., 1 3/4 Bath, Dish have thought. The old gal was
washer, Ref., Range, ALL just out gadding.
She went to The Dalles for a
E lectric. Rt. 1, Box 105C,
Sheridan. Call 393-1141, yearly visit with relatives, which
ask for Dave.
40-tfc has been her custom for several
years.
I spent one week with my s is
FOR SALE: Labrador' ,
pups. 843-3509. 42-tfc ter and brother-in-law , Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Groce. Mrs. Groce
artd another sister, Mrs. Melvin
Gatchel, met me at the bus
SALE!
depot. After lunch Mrs. Groce
234 3 tabs $9.99 sq.
and I left for the P etersburg
Pre-hung doors $15.
School, as she had to be there
by-fold d o rrs $10 bi-fold in tim e to take her school bus
Double-entry pre-hung
out. This trip was a real trea t
$20,00 ,
for me, as I used to be well
8x5 alum, windows $39 acquainted along the route. Would
5x4 wood windows $5.
you know those old canyons,
birch doors $5 and $7.50 creeks and roads looked about
miscellaneous doors
the same as they did 50 years
$1.50
ago? Except the roads had been
pre-finished base
widened in some places and there
$.12 foot
was a little more gravel used.
maple wood panelling
On inquiry I found the same
$2.65
families lived on the same places,
dark wood panelling$2.99 except now it is the younger
#1 shelving m aterial
generation, the grandchildren or
15£ foot
nieces and nephews of the o n e s,
plywood floor material
that I knew.
$9.99 lap siding 15<? foot
We attended the Tye Valley
S. L. Firestone
Rodeo. Now there is real fast
E nterprises
and colorful action. The live
Open till 8 p.m.
stock is brought right in off the
Closed Saturday.
range.
Many have never felt
409 N. W. Gardiner
the hand of man before and those
Sheridan
that have were used once and
then turned out into the .wild
to run free again. There is no
professional rodeo stock. The
W o rk W an ted grand entry is a colorful pag
eant in itself. The Indians in
full costume, the younger ones
WILL HAUL TRASH & horseback and those to . old to
LIVESTOCK,
WITH ride their horses were in dec-
PICK-UP. Clean up a t orated cars
Entertainment featured saddle
tics, basements,, garages
or yards. Very reason bronc riding, bram a bull riding,
able . Also will do plumb - roping, bulldogging, wild cow
ing.
Phone 843-2185 milking and wild horse racing.
or collect 623-2154.27-tf These events were followed by
native dancing.
Those Indian
boys know how to put on a real
H
F or
BULLDOZER
AND
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS
NEEDED
Large construction com-_
panies need operators.
No experience necessary.
F ar above average earn
ings possible. F or imm e
diate consideratión call
502-582-2661, or w rite
Nationwide Development,
125 Chenoweth Lane,
Louisville,
Kentucky.
46-4c
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Samson cele
brated their twenty-second wed
ding anniversary May 28. Also,
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Stev
en Selensky Jr. celebrated their
first wedding anniversary. They,
too, w ere m arried May 28.
Mr. George L. Neen has sold
his place at Rt. 1, Box 227,
Willamina to Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Sax of Lincoln City. The
Sax family will move sometime
in June.
Now, Mr. Neen is busy look
ing for a place to buy.
F or Sale: 1968 Opal Ka-
dett. Driven to death by
a drunken teenager (not
really, but it caught your
attention, didn’t it?). Best
offer. Call 876-3342 or
876-4495 evenings. 46-tfc
SEMI-DRIVERS NEEDED
Local companies need
Certified Semi-Drivers.
E arn $300-$400 per week
No experience n ecessary,
will train. F or applica
tion call317-636-2675, or
w rite Coastway American
Systems, P.O. Box 11125,
Indianapolis,
Indiana
46201.
29-30c
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS NEEDED
Due to increased activi
ties in the heavy equip
ment construction indus
try new men are earning
$6.00 to $11.00 an hour.
Experience not neces
sary! Will train! If you
like working outdoor and
would like to move into the
high
income bracket
CALL 317-632-3321. or
WRITE
ROADS AND
LANDS, 5140 S. Madison
Ave. Suite #5, Indianapol-
46227.
45-4c
IS , Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Elden Swope and
daughter of Santa Cruz, Califor
nia, spent Memorial Day at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Swope of Grand
Ronde.
FOR SALE: Left over
newspapers for fireplace Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Long
burning or misc. use. Jr. have moved to Turlock,
$1.00 per bundle. Wil Arizona.
lamina Times, 876-3342.
SPINET
CONSOLE
PIANO. Like, new, a s
sume low mo. payments.
Also ORGAN with Auto
matic Rhythm.
Phone
collect 363-5707 or write
Adjustor, 388 N.E. Com
m ercial,
Salem,
OR
97308.
46-2c
TRUCK DRIVERS NEED
ED. Large companies
need certified semi - driv
ers. Earn $12,000 to$15,
000 per year. Rig or
experience not neces
sary. We train, for ap
plication call 317-635-
8118 or w rite to Atlas
Systems, P.O. Box22023,
Indianapolis,
Indiana
46222.
44-30c
MISHLEfr
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FOR SALE: 1964 Ford
1/2 ton pickup with stock
racks, $500. Phone 843-
3864.
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S u s ie J a n e F u lle r
Kathy Wolfer liad a party at
her home Friday, May 25. She
served coffee and cookies to
Margie Croy, Jan Bohling, F lora
Samson, Bonnie Jerabek and chil
dren, Mrs. Daisy Yeoman and
Susie Hofenbredl and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swope
went to Walport fishing and came
home with FISH!
H e ip w a n t e d j
H e lp W anted
Strawberry pickers want
ed. Also for Marions &
Boysenberries in July.
Eugene Grauer, Rt. 2,
Box 224A, Sheridan. 4
mi
N.E. of Sheridan on
Pupper
Valley Road.
Phone 843-2952 , 843-
2955.
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Barbara Fletcher had eye s u r
gery May 21 at McMinnville hos
pital and is home now getting
along all right.
by Doris Samson
Mr; Clifors P ark er of Salem
was a business visitor in Grand
Ronde June 7. Mr. P ark er has
leased the Samson farm ground
and will commence his improve
ments soon after the hay is cut.
Obituaries
show and come from many other
states and Canada to prove it.
On the grounds is the splendid
type village, parking for tr a il
ers, cam pers and c a rs by the
hundreds. There is also the usual
concessions and rid es that ac
company all rodeos, and also the
loudspeaker call for the lost
parents of so and so a child to
please report to the grandstand.
We spent two wonderful days
there.
L ater I went to town and spent
a week with my other sister
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Galchel. While there I
was presented with a great great
niece born May 27»
Mrs. Gatchel and I were down
town shopping when two ladies
stopped to make a query, saying
that they used to be residents
of The Dalles, would you know
that they were old classm ates
back in grade school days. One
was Mr. Garnet Moore from
as near as Tillamook.
Memorial Day we visited our
family graves in the Odd Fellows
cemetery, five generations of
them.
Relatives gathered from Con
don, Portland and me from Grand
Ronde. This is our family r e
union that we haye a potluck
luncheon in the park and catch
up on the family goings and
comings.
Only one thing to
blight the happiness of the time
was the funeral of a very dear
friend whom we called cousin.
The next Thursday I came to.
Portland with Hazel Spang, a cou
sin. In Portland we shopped and
visited other relatives. Oh yes,
we also called on the horse m a r
ket while there and I brought
some meat home with me. Like
it? It is great and where else
can you buy sirloin tip steak for
75 cents a pound? '
While I was gone my grandson,
Charlie Samson, fed my gold
fish, watered my garden and fed
my chickens.
I am through running around now
for a time.
“ Be it ever so humble, there
is no place like home.”
W an ted
Work at home and make
cash money in your spare
tim e. Send stamped self-
addressed envelope to
Woodco Nationwide Mail-
ers. P.O. Box 547, Clute,
46-8c
Texas 77531.
Wanted: C a rrie r Boy or
Girl for ^ T cOregon
States.0 F S U L '-^lam ina
area. &S-3711. 40-tfc
T ires
Concrete Construction
F ree estim ates--
Work guaranteed
Garland Holt
Sheridan 843-2948
ARNOLD'S
BARBER SHOP
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
342 B Street
Willamina,
Phone 843-3342
Robert L. Robertson of Sheri
dan died June 5 in a Salem
hospital.
Graveside services
were held Thursday, June 7,
1973 at 10:00 a.m. in Green
C rest Memorial Park, Sheridan,
Oregon, under the direction of
Adamson’s Sheridan
Funeral
Home.
Mr. Robertson was born August
24, 1896 in Neseda, Wisconsin,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L. Robertson Sr. He m arried
Jessie M. Weaver February 14,
1915 in Winner, South Dakota.
He farmed for a number of years
before going into the grocery
business in St. Francis, South
Dakota in 1942. He moved to
Grand Ronde, Oregon about, 1947
where he was employed at Mur
phy’s Mill.
He operated the
HiWay Market in Sheridan during
the 50’s then took over a nut
farm in Tigard for about six
years.
He made his home in
Sheridan for the past ten years.
Memorial contributions can be
made to the American Cancer
Society or the H eart Fund.
He is survived by his wife
Jessie of Sheridan; two sons,
John A. Robertson of Grand Ronde
and Dave Robertson of Hebo; a
brother Arthur of Minneapolis;
two sisters, Lillian P eer ofWin-
ner, South Dakota and Mamie
Murdock
of Virginia; seven
grandchildren;
fifteen great
grandchildren; other relatives
and friends.
Sheridan Scouts
have weekend
at Meriweather
June 1 - Mid-Willamette Cherry Tour, first stop Gordon Walker
orchard, Zena, 9:30 a.m.
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Broa(|way
.N.E., Agents,
S^em ,
7:30 p.m.
16 - Willamette Valley Ram Sale, Linn County Fairgrounds,
June
6 p.m.
McMinnville T ire Service'
'prestone
R o b e rt L. R o b e rts o n
MEETINGS OF INTEREST
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EXTENSION CALENDAR OF EVENTS
July 14 - Turkey Rama, McMinnville.
Custom Retreading
john Larson
1109 Lafayette Ave. 472-6946
Susie Jane F uller died June
7, 1973 in Lebanon, Oregon.
Funeral services were held Mon -
the Sheridan Mennonite church.
Interment was in the Mennonite
Interment was in the Mennonite
cem etery near Wallace Bridge.
Adamson’s Sheridan Funeral
Home directed the services.
M rs. F uller was born May 8,
1865 in Peabody, Kansas, the
daughter of Henry H. and Mary
Weaver Sharer. She m arried
George Wesley Fuller in Chey
enne, Wyoming September 18,
1913. They moved to Oregon
in 1920 where they moved back
and forth between the Tualatin
and Yamhill valleys until 1929
when they settled in the Sheri
dan-Willamina area. She was
a member of the Sheridan Men
nonite church.
She is survived by six sons,.
Henry of McMinnville, Walter
of Grand Ronde, Clarence of
Roseburg, Robert of Hillsboro,
Ronald of Lebanon, Howard of
Inkom, Idaho, George of Gates;
six daughters, Mary Turner of
Portland, Rosalie Rasmussen of
McMinnville, Dorthy. Weaver of
Grand Ronde, Violet Curl of
Grand Ronde, Willabell Kem
per of North Plains, Barbara
Schofield of Salem; seventy-six
grandchildren; fifty-seven great
grandchildren; other relatives
and friends.
APPLY NOW
W e Train Men to W ork As
L IV E S T O C K
B U YER S
If you have some livestock
experience we w ill train you
to buy cattle, sheep and
hogs.
For a local interview, write
today w ith your background.
Include your complete ad
dress and phone number.
CATTLE BUYERS, INC.
2 East GregoryBlvd.
Suite 307 - 308 ,
Kansas City, Mo. 6 41 1 4
VBS
is here again.
Willamina Christian Church
will be holding Vacation
Bible School June 11 thru
17 from 9am -ll:30am .
Ages 4-14 years are invited
to join us as we
LOOK TO JESUS!
Call 876-2097 for pre
registering. May the Lord
Bless Your Lives.
Scout M aster Lloyd P alm er and
16 scouts from troop 284 in Sher
idan spent the weekend of June
1-3 at Camp Meriwether.
The boys participated in a 15
mile hike in the dune area near
Sand Lake and spent a lot of
their tim e working on advance
ment to second class.
Boys making the trip were:
Mitch Bainter, Gordon Bauman,
Gary Baune, David Budeau, Rog
er Cobert, Casey Flow ers, Blake
Matlack, Chuck P ark er, Matt
Rice, Rick Rogers, Richard Roy
al, Kirk Slagle, Glen V orres,
Mark Summers.
^Emmanuel Lutheran Church!
Vacation Bible
School
June 11 thru 15
9am -1 2
nursury thru 6th grade
Phone 876-2551
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