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About The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 2005)
Jessica Weller Davis is now offering a full line of nail servic es - from manicures to acrylics. Many people around Vernonia know Davis as a dance instruc tor, she’s been one for 14 years. But, so far, fewer people know she graduated from nail school and has been a licensed nail technician since 2000. Davis became interested in doing nails after having her own nails done while she was in high school. She applied for and received a scholarship and went to school for her nail license. Her goal is to run a light hearted, successful business. sonable prices to encourage more people to come in and have the opportunity to enjoy having their nails done. The extra fun part for Davis is get- to catch ud with DeoDle in Jessica Davis “The whole reason I’m here is to offer a service to the commu nity,” said Davis. Another goal is to offer her services at rea- town and find out what’s new. Davis is operating her nail business at Spiralz, 712 Bridge Street, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. by appointment or you can walk-in. Call 503-429- 8484 for an appointment. For a good set of nails or just a relax ing manicure, call Jessica today or drop-in to see her. There's a better way to get money from your home: a Home Equity Line of Credit from U.S. Bank. May 17 District Election Results From page 1 Deborah Brown receiving 270 ballots to Ernie Smith’s 203 and Doyle’s 154. The only incumbent not replaced was Cari Levenseller, who had no opponent. Two vacant positions went to Dick Brunsman, who outpolled Leslie Barnes 458 to 200, and Angela Taylor, who was unop posed. to fill the seat vacated by her husband, defeating Bonnie Uerling 116 to 76. Portland CC District Jim Harper coasted to a win in a three-way race for an open position, defeating George Hendrix and Richard La Mountain. Incumbent Doreen Margolin won re-election over David Squire. Banks School District Incumbents Doug Nordholm and Angi Duyck were re-elect ed without opposition. Will Moore received 430 votes to take the third position over Ruth Liesegang, with 233. Jewell School District Teri Greenwood retained her position with 121 votes to chal lenger Carolyn Eady’s 77. Ann Samuelson was elected Without your vote there can be no government Clatsop CC District Incumbents Karen Mellin, Frank Satterwhite, Rosemary Baker-Monaghan, and Doug Grant were re-elected without opponents. There were no surprises in fire district elections because there were no contests. The following candidates were either elected or re-elected without opposition: Vernonia RFPD — |5.50Ì] Getting equity from your home doesn’t have to drive you crazy, A 5.5 0% APR EquiLine from U.S. Bank is the easiest way any project. And it’s all backed by our Five Star Service Guarantee on for you. No matter what your financial situation, we have the loan option * Your problem raising money is all washed up! Frank Cieloha and Steve Weller. Mist-Birkenfeld RFPD Bill DeJager, Trish Wright and Troy Horton. Go online at usbank.com, visit a local branch, or call 1-888 444BANK (2265) ext. 4100 for any other questions. [TCbank Pive Star Service Guaranteed Banks Fire District ...o f the people, ...b y the people, or ...fo r the people. Steve Harr and Matthew Pihl. Elsie-Vinemaple RFPD William Stevens, Fred Wild- grube and John llg, plus one vacant position where there was no candidate. *The 5 .5 0 % variable APR is available with any new or existing U .S. Bank checking account and loan to value (L T V ) of 8 0 % or less. Higher rates apply for higher loans to value. The Annual Percentage Rate (A P R ) w ill vary at Prime Rate as published in the Wall Street Journal. As of M ay 4 ,2 0 0 5 the variable APR for lines of credit Is 5 .5 0 % to 8 .5 0 % and w ill not exceed 2 5 % APR . An annual fee of up to $ 9 0 may apply after the first year. Offer is subject to normal credit approval. Property insurance is required. Interest on amounts exceeding 1 0 0 % of the available equity is not tax deductible. Consult your X JS tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest. Rates subject to change. Some restrictions may apply. Home equity loans and lines of credit are offered through U.S. Bank National Association ND. Member FD IC . im n