The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, July 13, 1994, Page 11, Image 11

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    The INDEPENDENT, July 13,1994
Page 11
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Seniors..........$25°°
Regular..$35 & Up
Haircuts
$7°° and Up
Children $5°°
L o n g H a ir E x tra
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HOURS: MON, TUE, SAT 9-6, THURS.-FRI. EVES. BY APP'T.
Call fo r Appointm ent
429-0108 Days o r evenings
58230 Adams Road, Vernonia
Concrete is pumped for a new chlorine contact chamber at sewage treatment facility.
Banks-Manning Merchants
are Ready to Serve You
DIESEL & HEATING O IL
KEYLOCK OR OUTSIDE DELIVERY
QUALITY TEXACO LUBRICANTS IN BULK
LINN OIL CO., 182 N. MAIN ST., BANKS • 324-2622
Golfers will aid
in cancer fight
Banks
Country Pet
Fish • Reptiles • Birds
Supplies • Pet Grooming
OPEN MON-SAT 10-6
14175 NW Sellers Road
Banks • 324-7501
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y r Oldc Binghriser
pub & Restaurant
[ banks hardware
PUMP SALES
& SERVICE
Live Music Sat.
July 16 - 9 -2 am
Jacuzzi Pumps
Jet - Submersible
O kie D rifters
324-2361
74 Main St., Banks, OR 97106
Fridays—Open Pool Tournament
O ld Cannery
A ntique Co-op
N o w B u y in g E states
C o n sig n m e n ts W an ted
O p e n 7 D ays • 3 2 4 -5 8 0 0
F u rn itu re • P rim itiv es
C o lle c ta b le s
42425 NW Banks Rd • Banks
Carillon Wind Chime Factory Bldg
Double Elimination • $5 Entry Fee
Sundays— Bingo 5-8 pm
SUNSET
LAUNDRY
Benefits BHS Scholarship Fund
Karaoke Night July 30 9-2
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180 S. Main Street
Banks, Oregon
180 S. Main, Banks
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BANKS AUTO PARTS
101 N. M ain St., Banks • 3 2 4 -1 0 6 0
“ It’s tim e to get tee’d off
about fighting cancer!” says
Barb Fulm er, to u rn a m e n t
chairman for the tenth annual
A m erican C a nce r S ociety
Benefit Golf Tournament, to
be held at V e rnonia G olf
Course on Saturday, July 16.
The tournament is sponsored
by the Vernonia unit of ACS.
The tournament format, 4
person scramble, has six divi­
sions by handicap. An entry
fee of $40 per player includes
a continental breakfast, green
fees, num erous prizes and
awards, plus a banquet lun­
cheon following play.
Winners of this local quali­
fying tournament will be eligi­
ble to play at the ACS state
tournament at Eagles Crest
resort in Bend, in September.
For th e past th re e yea rs,
team s from Vernonia have
a d van ced to th e n a tio n a l
championship in Florida, rep­
resenting the State of Ore­
gon. Local team members re­
fer to it as “An experience of
a lifetime!”
The annual Benefit Golf
Tournament will continue to
raise funds for the Oregon Di­
vision or the American Can­
cer Society; each year the so­
ciety has given back to our
com m u nity m ore tha n we
give, in public education, pa­
tient services and cancer re­
search, Fulmer said.
You are invited to partici­
pate in th is gre a t cau se.
Whether you are a golfer or
not, there are avenues for
you to co n trib u te . Help us
help the v ic tim s , F ulm er
urged, and help us find the
cure.
Other ways you can help
are:
C o n trib u te p riz e s fo r
golfers.
Buy a hole for $50.00.
Become a “Silver Sponsor”
for $100. (Name is on a big
board.)
This is the ACS big fund
raiser for this year. Any help
will be appreciated.