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The INDEPENDENT, March 6, 2002
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Action Ads
MISCgLLgNBOUS FOR SflLB
msogmagous fob sm
Hay - $2.00/bale. 503-429-0273.
P03/06
88 Willys 16 foo t D rift Boat. Ready to
fish. $2,500. 503-429-3601 eves/503-
805-4671 days.
B03/06
Tiller - Troy Built Junior. $400.00. 503-
357-8593.
P03/06-20
CATALOG ORDERS
A von • W atkins • H ome I nteriors
H ome & G arden • C ollectibles
K nives , etc .
COUNTY KITCHEN
503-429-6523
China H utch/C urio Cabinet. Dark
wood. $350.00. 503-429-3965.
B03/06
John Deere Tractor 955 less than
1000 hrs. w/backhoe 8A, front loader,
550 tiller, 4 ft. mower, forklift. $22,500
503-755-0212. Owned by Lee’s Rental
PTFN
Firewood - $110/cord. 503-429-2810
B03/06
Quality Sandy Loam Top Soil,
crushed rock, plus beauty barkdust
and grass hay. Steve Hemeon, 503-
755-2767
BTFN
CARD OF TBflNBS
We wish to thank all of the people
who took the time to come to our 60th
Wedding Anniversary celebration and
make this a joyous occasion. Thanks
for all the beautiful cards. Also for the
cards that were sent by people who
were unable to attend. You folks made
our day very special.
A special thanks to the ladies of the
Vernonia Community Church who did
such a beautiful task of decorating the
room.
God bless everyone.
Gerald & Etta Russell
& fam ily
P03/06
W ILLIAM “H O PP Y” PACELLI
W illiam “Hoppy” Pacelli, 78, died
February 11, 2002. A private service
was held.
Mr. Pacelli w as born M arch 9 ,1 9 2 3 ,
in Chicago. He served in the U.S. Arm y
for tw o years during W orld W ar II. He
m oved to Portland in 1965 and later
lived in Vernonia and O regon City. He
was co-founder and vice president of
W indow Industries from 1972 until retir­
ing in 1982.
In 1965, he m arried Judi Disney.
They divorced in 1972.
Survivors include a daughter, Tere­
sa L. Pacelli.
R em em brances are suggested to
Am erican H eart A ssociation.
"A Trusted ty m e in fu rierai Service"
Garage Sale: Selling almost every­
thing. Baby stuff, chain saw, misc.
1175 Douglas, Vernonia. Starts at
10:00 a.m. Early birds pay DOUBLE!
Saturday, March 9.
P03/06
Crown was in charge of arrange­
ments.
G LA D YS M. KOHON
G ladys Mary Kohon, 73, Hillsboro,
died February 19, 2002. A m ass of
C hristian burial w as held February 23
at St. Edward C atholic Church in North
Plains, with Father Todd Molinari offici­
ating. Interm ent was in St. Edward
Catholic C em etery in North Plains.
Mrs. Kohon was bom April 8, 1928,
in W ilksb oro, to E dw ard A. and
Josephine VanDom elen M eeuwsen.
In 1950, she m arried Frank J. Ko­
hon. They lived in the C om elius/Forest
G rove area.
She was a m em ber of St. Alexander
Catholic C hurch of Cornelius and the
Altar Society.
She was preceded in death by her
husband in 1986; tw o brothers; and a
M e m o r ia ls
G r a n ite M a rk e rs
S e co n d g e n e ra tio n
f a m ily O zon e d d r O p e ra te d
Privately owned
Not-a funeral home
or cemetery
Personal home visits
at no extra charge
Prices start at $320
including design
and lettering
DERREL & DEANN ROSE
JEFFREY & DEBRA ROSE-HOYT
TINA ROSE-REYNOLDS
AARON DUYCK, ROSS MATHEWS
W e n d y Sears
Attendant: RAYPELSTER
5 0 3 -4 2 9 - 1 5 2 3
2308 Pacific Av. Frst Grv....357-2161
741 Madison Av. Vem.........429-6611
Awomnm
WANTED: Cash paid for
91 Buick Skylark 4 door automatic 4
cylinder. Licensed. Runs o.k. $695.
503-324-0155.
B03/06
old Christmas ornaments, old Ver­
nonia area advertising (signs, old
calendars), old baskets, clocks, old
tools, old kitchenware, old furniture,
old radios, logging pictures, old pic­
tures of the Vernonia area, bear
traps, wolf traps, hunting knives, In­
dian artifacts, old paintings, pre
1920 postcards, old coffee tins, cof­
fee grinders, old ammunition boxes,
old lamps, wagon wheels, iron
wheels, old iron toys, tin toys, trains,
old marbles, teddy bears, dolls, old
quilts, samplers, old crocks, old
horse drawn farm equipment,
anvils. 503-429-1608 days or
evenings. If no answer, leave mes­
sage. I will get right back to you.
BTFN
1978 Dodge C lass C Monaco
Motorhome with generator. 28 ft. Nice
condition. Fully loaded. 440 motor.
Runs great. $4,350 obo. 503-429-
0259
B03/06
LOW COST
CAR LOANS
Vernonia Federal
Credit Union
5 0 3 -4 2 9 -8 0 3 1
PUBLIC NOTICE_ _ _ _ _ _ _ PUBLIC NOTICE
—
Juiten, Rose drdoyt
Tunerai dome
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Mist Birkenfeld RFPD Board of Direc­
tors will meet March 12, 2002 at 7:00 p.m.
at the main station, 12525 Hwy 202, Mist,
OR. Agenda items include, but are not limit­
ed to, usual order of business, citizen input,
fire chief's reports, financial reports, letters
of intent for open board position and any
other business needing to be discussed.
William DeJager
Board Chairman
The City of Vernonia, Oregon, will be ac­
cepting sealed bids on a 1991 Chev police
car. All bids must be received no later than
3:30 p.m. on Friday, March 29,2002, at Ver­
nonia City Hall, 1001 Bridge Street, Vernon­
ia, OR 97064. Minimum bid is $500. The car
does not run, but would be good for parts.
Contact Chief Walters at 503-429-7335 if
you have questions about the car.
Publish March 6, 2002
Publish March 6, 2002
sister.
Survivors include five sons, Joe of
Nehalem, Mike o f Hillsboro, Tom of Alo­
ha, Rick of Beaverton, and Hank of St.
Helens: four grandchildren: two great­
grand childre n;
six
sisters,
Vera
VanDyke and Lois Vandehey of Ver-
boort, Coralee Spiering of Banks, Janie
Day of Cornelius, M arylee Tabbed of
Beaverton, and Erm a Vanderzanden of
H illsboro; tw o
brothers, T hom as
M eeuwsen of North Plains, and Ronald
Meeuwsen of Pendleton.
D onelson, Sew ell and M athew s
Mortuary was in charge of arrange­
ments.
MARJORIE R. BIGHAM
M arjorie Roslyn Bigham, 73, Hills­
boro, died February 11, 2002. Funeral
services w ere held March 2 at Donel­
son, Sewell and M athews Mortuary.
Mrs. Bigham was born June 23,
1928, in M inneapolis, Minn., to Arthur
and Selm a Lundeen Findell. She grad­
uated from C entral High School in M in­
neapolis. In her late 6 0 ’s, she earned
an associate degree from Portland
Com m unity College.
In 1948, she married Dale Bigham.
Survivors include her husband; a
son, David Leslie of Chicago, Illinois;
three daughters, Becky Lynn Bigham of
P ortland, D orothy C arol C astro of
Banks, and Elizabeth Ann Penner of Pi­
lot Rock; five grandchildren; two great­
grandchildren; two sisters, Murial Finn
of Eastport, M ichigan, and Dorothy
Vizenor of M urrieta, C alifornia; two
brothers, Leslie Findell of Branford,
Connecticut, and Roger Findell of Edi­
na Minnesota.
Rem em brances are suggested to
Alzheim er’s Association, 1311 NW 21st
Avenue, Portland OR 97209.
D onelson, S ew ell and M athew s
Mortuary was in charge of a rrange­
ments.
DIANE L. HERB
Diane L. H arvey Herb, 49, Banks,
died February 20, 2002. Private m em o­
rial services and interm ent were held.
Mrs. Herb was born S eptem ber 14,
1952, in Santa M onica, C alifornia, to
Ross and Bonnie Harvey. She grew up
in Santa M onica and graduated from
Sunset High School in Beaverton. She
lived in Fairbanks, Alaska, for several
years.
In 1992, she m arried Paul W. Herb.
They lived in Banks.
She was preceded in death by her
father and mother.
Survivors include her husband; a
daughter, Terra of Portland; a grand­
son.
R em em brances are suggested to
Banks Fire Departm ent, 300 S. Main,
Banks, OR 97106.
Fuiten, Rose & H oyt Funeral Home
in Forest G rove w as in charge of
arrangem ents.
CARL V. FISHBACK
Carl Victor Fishback, 77, Portland,
died February 25, 2002. M em orial ser­
vices w ere held F e b ru a ry 28 at
Bethany Baptist C hurch. Interm ent was
in Skyline M em orial Gardens.
Mr. Fishback w as bom June 15,
1924, in H illsb oro, to W illia m and
Am anda H artram pf Fishback. He grew
up in Hillsboro and graduated from
H illsboro High School. He earned an
engineering degree at O regon State
University. He w orked in the shipyards
during W orld W ar II, w orked fo r Bon­
LOST YOUR DOG? Call the Columbia
County Animal Shelter in St. Helens at
503-397-3935.
Recycle y o u r m agazines at St.
Mary’s Church, 2nd & 4th Saturdays,
or at Vernonia laundromat daily.
Questions? Call 503-429-8092 or 503-
429-8841.
Blessed are they who can laugh at
themselves for they shall never cease
to be amused.
neville Pow er Adm inistration from 1951
to 1953 and was an engineer for Port­
land Pow er and Light until retiring in
1990.
He w as a m em ber of Bethany Bap­
tist C hurch.
In 1951, he m a rrie d M argaret
Taennler.
Survivors include his wife; three
sons, Dale of H illsboro, and Dan and
Keith, both of Banks; a daughter, Karen
Lawhorn of Portland; 10 grandchildren;
tw o brothers, W. Leland o f Portland,
and John of Hillsboro.
R em em brances are suggested to
C hain o f L ife a t B e th a n y B a ptist
Church, 4545 NW Kaiser Road, Port­
land, O regon.
S kyline M em orial F uneral Hom e
w as in charge o f arrangem ents.
RO Y A. B ROW N
Roy Anderson Brown, 82, died Ja n ­
uary 23, 2002. M em orial services will
be M arch 17, in Schlegel Hall at Sunset
Park in Banks. C rem ation has taken
place.
Mr. Brow n w as born June 11, 1919,
in Balston. He served in the U.S. Navy
during W orld W ar II. He w orked in log­
ging in O regon and C alifornia and was
a brick m ason until retiring.
He w as preceded in death by a
daughter, Janice Marie M cDonald.
Survivors include tw o sons, Roy
David o f Florence, and M ichael Floyd
o f H illsboro; tw o daughters, Alta Jean
M cK em an o f Aloha, and Ju dy JoAnne
Barham of Beaverton; six grandchil­
dren; tw o great-grandchildren; and a
sister, A lta Fow les o f Seaside.
Young Funeral H om e and Am erican
Burial and C rem ation w ere in charge of
arrangem ents.