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The INDEPENDENT, June 21. 2000»
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HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
HELP W ANTED
HELP WHITED
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Plant Savvy Person needed to assist
customers in a retail nursery in the
Banks area.
Requires landscaping
plant knowledge, excellent customer
service skills and ability to handle cash
register. Current openings for Wed.
Fri. Sat. and Sun. 9:30 am to 6:00 pm.
Please call Jackie at 324-8000 to
arrange an interview-leave your name
and telephone number on voice mail if
no answer!
B06/21
¡lies and children enrolled. Working
knowledge of computers, Word Per­
fect, Excel, Printshop and internet
communications.
Salary $1,754 to
$2,489 per month, with PDR level
3,4,5 or 6 $2,487 to $3,023, according
to level. Position is open until filled.
Call (503) 556-3736 for an application.
EOE.
B06/21
inspector. Must be able to obtain with­
in 6 months, Oregon manuf. dwelling
inspector.
SALARY: $3007-$3604 DOE
TO APPLY: County applications are
mandatory.
Obtain from Columbia
County Civil Service, County Court­
house, St. Helens, OR 97051; Phone:
(503)397-3874
DEADLINE: Must be received by July
7, 2000; postmark not acceptable; fac­
simile apps not acceptable.
Equal Opportunity Employer
806/21
of experience and education pre­
ferred. To apply send a resume and
three references to: Executive Direc­
tor, Columbia County Women’s Re­
source Center, PO Box 22, St. Helens,
OR 97051. Minorities and bilingual
persons are strongly encouraged to
ANTED!! Will pay cash for fountain
pens, old guns, jewelry, pre-1920
postcards, old toys, sterling silver, old
knives, kerosene lamps, old furniture
[painted ok], old baskets, old iron
banks, old kitchen ware, single pieces
or entire estates. 429-1608.
Center Manager for Head Start cen­
ter in Vernonia, Oregon to administer a
comprehensive preschool and family
service program. Must have a degree
in Early Childhood Education or relat­
ed field, minimum of 3 years experi­
ence in supervision and management,
and show progression in degrees of
responsibility.
Knowledge of social
services and referral system in Colum­
bia County and ability to establish col­
laborative systems of services for fam-
GREAT SELECTION
GREAT PRICES
CHECK US OUT!
AUTHORIZED JET TOOL DEALER
Cash P aid fo r M a c h in e Shop
& W o o d w o rkin g Tools
Open 9 am til 6 pm
AUCTIONS AVAILABLE
ON SITE
24 42 BASELINE. CORNELIUS
(5 0 3 ) 693*0804
Adult Foster Care Administrator(s).
Recruiting individual or twosome to
work as live-in coordinators of an adult
foster care home for five adults with
mental illness. Must have appropriate
training and experience working with
people with mental illness. Must meet
state licensing requirements.
The
home is a beautiful newer six bed-
room/three bath home in a very nice
neighborhood in St. Helens. Salary is
$28,000 plus room and board, health
insurance and vacation coverage.
Columbia Community Mental Health is
a drug-free workplace.
Please send cover letter and resume
to:
Human Resources, Columbia
Community Mental Health, P. O. Box
1234, St. Helens, OR 97051
B06/21
Electrical Inspector
Columbia County, Oregon
Position #00-156
DUTIES: Inspection of all types and
stages of electrical installations &
plans for compliance w/nat'l, county &
state codes.
QUALIFICATIONS: 6 yrs exp in elec­
trical trade plus 6 months inspection
exp. Knowledge of national, state and
county codes or any satisfactory com­
bination of education and experience.
REQUIREMENTS: Must possess cer­
tification as Oregon A Level Electrical
Inspector & Oregon 1/2 family dwelling
Office Specialist
Human Resources Department
Columbia County, Oregon
Position #00-001
Part-time, 18.5 hours per week. DU­
TIES: Perform administrative support
duties for assigned department.
QUALIFICATIONS: HS/GED; 1 year
office experience; good computer
skills; pref. for WP and QP.
SALARY: $11.48/hr, no benefits.
TO APPLY: County application form is
mandatory. Contact Columbia County
Human Resources, County Court­
house, St. Helens, OR 97051; Phone
(503) 366-3901.
DEADLINE: Must be received by July
5, 2000; postmark not acceptable; fax
applications not acceptable. EOE.
B06/21
Case Manager: Full-time exempt po­
sition. Responsible for the admission,
eligibility determination and develop­
ing case plans with residential and
walk-in clients. Provide peer support,
advocacy, information and referral and
other services as appropriate.
Knowledge of domestic violence, sex­
ual assault and child abuse issues and
a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Ser­
vices or related field or a combination
TFN
apply.
B06/21
Kitchen help wanted. Hard working,
responsible person who can work
weekends. Kitchen experience a plus.
Pick up application at Creative Im­
pulse or call Patty, 429-8844, Cedar
Ridge.
B06/21
C onstruction Jobs start ASAP. Exp.
Labor-Jn. Carpenter $10-$16 p/h. Ve-
hicle/UA/ODL req. Call 203-5488 or
654-0021.
Call to get application:
503-654-0021.
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The City of Vernonia is accepting ap­
plications for a full-time and part-
time positions of Lifeguard.
SALARY: $10.00/hr
QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must
have knowledge and training of pool
safety rules and regulations. Must
maintain current First Aid, CPR, Life­
saving and Water Safety Instructor’s
certificates. Performs all duties related
to the operation of municipal pool, fol­
lowing all applicable local, state and
federal laws and regulations.
TO APPLY: Applications may be ob­
tained at City Hall, 1001 Bridge St.,
Vernonia, OR 97064, or by calling
(503) 429-5291.
DEADLINE: Completed applications
must be received by 5:00 pm, June
16, 2000.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
B06/07
Griffin Auction Co.
O b // PAID FOR
Small Business
Inventories
Estates — Tools
Equipment — Antiques
ON SITE AUCTIONS
AVAILABLE
Kevin Giifliii, Auctioneer
503-429-5024
Mobile: 503-502-0472
It takes two to speak the truth — one
to speak and another to hear.
— Henry David Thoreau
CA&D or THANES
The children and their families of
Howard W. Carter would like to thank
the wonderful friends for all their sup­
port, lovely flowers, cards and sympa­
thy upon the loss of their loved one.
Special thanks to the members of the
Mist-Birkenfeld RFPD and community
for their support.
We are very
blessed.
Jon Carter & Family
Claudia Oblack & Family
Mary Lou Busch & Family
Kathy Simpson & Family
Obituary
HOWARD W. CARTER
Howard William Carter, 80, Vernon­
ia, died May 23, 2000. Graveside ser­
vices were held May 31 at Vernonia
Memorial Cemetery, with a flag honor
presentation by American Legion Post
#119.
Mr. Carter was born Dec. 10 1919,
in Kalama, Wash., to Daniel William
and Lyda Elizabeth (Short) Carter. He
was raised in Rainier.
He was a veteran of World War II,
serving in the 1504th Army Air Force
BU, serving from 1943 until his dis­
charge in 1946.
Mr. Carter married Dorothy L.
Scates in 1945, in Reno, Nev. They
made their home in Sacramento, Calif.,
until 1946, when they moved to Goble,
then to the Mist/Birkenfeld area two
years later. In 1952, they moved to Ver­
nonia.
He worked in the timber industry for
several companies, including Clarke
and Wilson, Stimson Lumber Compa­
ny, Allied Logging, and Crown Zeller-
bach, where he worked for 20 years
until his retirement in 1981.
Mr. Carter was a member of the
American Legion Post 119 in Vernonia.
He was preceded in death by his
wife in 1997, brothers Harold, Robert
D., Henry D., Herbert and Daniel, and
a sister, Helen Roberts.
Survivors include four children, Jon
H. of Hillsboro, Claudia E. Oblack and
Mary Lou Busch, both of Mist, and
Kathleen Jane Simpson of Netarts; a
foster son, William Houten of Stafford,
Va; a sister, Anne Marie Singook of
Naples, Fla.; eleven grandchildren;
seven great-grandchildren; numerous
nieces and nephews.
Remembrances are suggested to
the Vernonia Rural Fire Protection Dis­
trict, 555 E. Bridge Street, Vernonia,
OR 97064, or to the Mist-Birkenfeld
Rural Fire Protection District, 12525
Hwy. 202 Mist, OR 97016.
Fuiten, Rose and Hoyt Funeral
Home of Vernonia was in charge of
arrangements
AMY A. VANDOMELEN
Amy Adelda VanDomelen, 83, For­
est Grove, died June 8, 2000, in Hills­
boro. Funeral services were held June
12 at Donelson, Sewell and Mathews
Mortuary in Hillsboro, with Father
Robert Cieslinski officiating. Interment
was in St. Francis Cemetery in Roy.
Mrs. VanDomelen was born Dec.
27, 1916, in Portland, to Earl and Sadie
(Keen) Hollenbeck. She was raised in
the Banks area and graduated from
Banks High School.
She married Leonard VanDomelen
in 1934. They began farming in 1948,
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additionally, when her husband went
into real estate, she was his secretary.
Mrs. VanDomelen moved to Forest
Grove in 1987. She was a member of
St. Matthew’s Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband in 1980, and two sons,
Leonard in 1936, and Darrel in 1945.
Survivors include a son, Lee, of
Hillsboro; a daughter, Sharon McMa­
hon, of Sherwood; a sister, Laverna
Smith, of Vancouver, Wash.; six grand­
children; three great grandchildren.
Remembrances are suggested to
Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in
Portland.
Donelson, Sewell and Mathews
Mortuary of Hillsboro was in charge of
arrangements.
THURMAN L. WOOLMAN
Thurman Leo Woolman, 80, Bux­
ton, died May 31, 2000. Services were
held June 3 in Union Point Cemetery in
Banks, with Pastor Jerry Hinz officiat­
ing.
Mr. Woolman was born Aug. 17,
1919, in Vinita, Okla., to Ora Pat and
Lizzie (Jenkins) Woolman.
He married Edna May Miller in Vini­
ta, and they moved to the Hillsboro
area in 1959. Mr. Woolman began log­
ging for private companies at that time.
While living in Oklahoma, he was a
farmer and then began drilling wells.
He retired at the age of 62.
Mr. Woolman was a member of the
Cornelius Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, and a
son, Thurman Jr.
Donelson, Sewell and Mathews
Mortuary of Hillsboro was in charge of
arrangements.
GEORGE N. MARTAN
George N. Martan, 78, Forest
Grove, died June 3, 2000, of a stroke.
A memorial service was held June 10
in Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in Forest
Grove. Disposition was by cremation.
Mr Martan was bom May 14, 1922,
in San Diego. He served in the U S.
Army Air Forces during World War II.
In 1945, he moved to Portland and
married Ella Gunther. They moved to
Vernonia in 1952 and, in 1957, to For­
est Grove where he owned Martan’s
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Automotive Service from 1957 to 1978.
He then was a mechanic for Griffith
Roofing until his retirement in 1984.
He was a member of the church.
Survivors include his wife; daughter
April Lonzway; a niece and a nephew.
Remembrances are suggested to
Disaster Services of the American Red
Cross, Oregon Trail Chapter.
CHRISTINE PRESTON
Additional Information
Several items of information were
omitted in the obituary information pro­
vided for Christine Preston, published
in the June 7 issue.
Mrs. Preston, 56, Vernonia, died
May 30, 2000, in Portland.
In addition to those listed in the
original obituary, survivors include a
brother, Mark Freymuller, and several
nieces and nephews. She was preced­
ed in death by a brother, Walter Frey­
muller, Jr.
She and her husband were di­
vorced in 1987.
MARION ROSE REITER
Marion Rose Reiter, 93, Forest
Grove, died June 6, 2000, in Beaver­
ton. Funeral services were held June 8
at Forest Grove Memorial Chapel, with
the Rev. Elwin Schwab of St. Anthony’s
Catholic Church officiating. Private in­
terment rites were held.
Mrs. Reiter was born September
23, 1906, in Dickinson, N. D., to
George and Antonia (Bosch) Roth. She
was raised in Belfield, N. D.
She married Joseph Reiter in 1929
in Belfield. They made their home
throughout the Belfield/Billings County
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area.
She moved to Forest Grove in 1960
and worked as a housekeeper for sev­
eral families in Forest Grove until her
retirement in 1974.
She was a member of St. Bernard’s
Catholic Church in Belfield and attend­
ed St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in
Forest Grove. She was active in the
Altar Society and the Forest Grove Se­
nior Center.
She was preceded in death by her
husband; a son, Joseph; a grand­
daughter; four brothers and three sis­
ters.
Survivors include a son, Richard
Reiter of Banks; two daughters, Cecilia
O’Leary of White Salmon, Wash., and
Antonia Wonser of Brogan; two sisters,
Rose Blackburn of Tillamook and
Magdelena Williams of Woodburn; four
grandchildren, two great grandchildren
and one great-great-grandchild.
Remembrances are suggested to
St. Anthony’s Altar Society, c/o St. An­
thony’s Catholic Church, 1660 Elm
Street, Forest Grove 97116.
Forest Grove Memorial Chapel was
in charge of arrangements.
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