The INDEPENDENT, October 1, 1987
Page 3
business Notes
Chasen Smith
wins bike in
Sentry drawing
This deck on the north side of the Flour Shop w ill be extend
ed to provide outdoor tables.
The Flour Shop
The H o u r Shop w ill be re
o p e n in g soon, as o w n e rs
M a rio n and Ray Spec k have
re tu rn e d to V e rn o n ia
The
Specks clo se d the* e a te ry
th re e years ago to m anage a
ra n i h in th e I ugene area
F e a tu re d at th e f lo u r Shop
w ill be th e ir fa m ilia r m en u o t
and
s a la d s , s a n d w ic h e s
h om e m a d e pies
Paintball Pursuit
The G regg V in ie and le ft
P a rk e r
fa m ilie s
have
e s ta b lis h e d a c o m m e ri la l
p la y g ro u n d on th e ir w o o d e d
acreage on»* m ile n o rth o t
V e rn o n ia , on Rose A ve n u e
H ere, w e a rin g p ro te c tiv e
goggles, fa< e m asks and
c a m o u fla g e c lo th in g
you
m ay p a rtic ip a te in th e a d u lt
v e rsio n o f cops and ro b be rs
o r c o w b o y s and Indians w ith
a s lig h tly g re a te r to u t h o t
re a lism This fa st g ro w in g na
tio n a l a d u lt p a stim e k n o w n
as th e U ftim ut«* C a m e in
y o k e s te a m w o rk strategies
and s te a lth as e at h team
seeks to ta k e th e o th e r s fla g
in s im u la te d c o m b a t
Partic ip a n ts use to y guns
p o w e re d by < a rb o n d io x id e
firin g plastic spheres tillocf
w ith a w a s h a b le n on toxic
p a in t
O p p o n e n ts , one e
s p la t,e d
are o u t o f the
game
See th e ir ad in th is issue o f
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C a p p in g Kids Days .1, Sen
try Mark»-, was th»' d ra w in g
to r a R oa d m a ste r b ic y c le ,
w o n by ( hasen S m ith
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c o n d p riz e was a W ild life
S a fa ri pass sson by M elissa
Sorenson
In th e Kids Days ( o lo r in g
C o n te s t, tirs , prizes o f a
W ild life S a ta n pass, second
p riz e s o f $10 and th ird prizt'S
o f $5 w ere a w a rd e d in each
o f thr»'»* ag«‘ c ateg ories, ages
4-6 7-9 and ,0 12
fir s , p riz e w in n e rs w ere
(essica (ones 6, M ark I Ills H
D a v e R iley 10 Second p riz e
winnc-rs w ere |ason la n d e rs
6 P aula C azares 9. S tep ha nie
W o rle y . 11 Third prizes w in
ners w ere Joshua I anders >
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M a rk
B rady, 12
A r, te a c h e r D ou g
served as |udg»'
Tesdal
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Chasen Sm ith proudly displays his new bicycle, won in the
Sentry Market drawing
Tom Strand Insurance
Tom S trand w h o has
fic e s in th e )oy
The
b u ild in g is now th e q u a il
re p re s e n ta tiv e o t M u tu a
O m a h a se rving th e Neha
V a lle y
Th«' insu ra n ce
g ra m s
o tte re d
th ro
M u tu a l he said, inc lu d e
d is a b ilit y ,
m e d ic a l
h o s p ita l
m edic are sup
m en,
h o m e o w n e rs
lia b ility and c o m p re h e n
a u to in s u ra n te p o lu ies
a d d itio n th e re arc' a va il
in v e s tm e n t
p ro g ra m s
m u tu a l fu n d s a n n u itie s
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Reliable Auto heads down the home stretch, w ith a new sign
and attractive cedar siding.
Cooperative
ANNUAL
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MEETING
10 a.m. Saturday,
October 17, 1987
W ashington Grade School
Vernonia, Oregon
E lection o f D irectors
Barbecued C hicken Lunch
Bread Baking Contests
Bill Etzold. Fred Klinger, Tom Strand, Boyd Ruby and Dirk Andersen reroofed the
recently purchased Chamber of Commerce building