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6 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1956 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALL—General WANTED______________ FOR SALE: One work horse, two saddle horses, saddle and bridle. J. W. Johnson, Rock Creek, Ph. HA 9-5897 21tl WANTED: Strawberry pickers for David Saucy farm at Corneli us. Carriers picked up in field. Contact Mrs. Art Nanson. HA 9- 3553. 21tl FOR SALE: Good, used G.E. wringer-type washing machine with pump HA 9-6142. 20t3c YOU should investigate the Py ramid plan. For information call Lloyd Quinn, resident agent, phone HA 9-3865. 20t3 SMALL electric organ with at tached bass pedals. Lovely rich full tones Very easy terms or will take piano or band instru ment m on trade. For informa tion call or write Day Music Co., 808 S. E. Morrison St., Portland, Oregon. 19t4c ____ i FOR SALE, dairy cow, just fresh, first calf. J. P. McFarland, 1 mile north of Vernonia on Rock CtMk road HA 9 5946. 19t3<- ’49 MERCURY $350. Rex Nor mand Jr., Capitol Hill 19t4c '36 CHEV. pick-up. Extra motor and 4 extra tires. $75. See Owen East or Eddie Poetter. 19t3 FOR SALE: Used chain saws. Ted’s Saw Shop, Riverview. 22tfc CASH PAID for furniture, live stock, machinery, tools any time Forest Grove Auction, L. R. Senfl and C. W Christiansen, owners and auctioneers. Phone 7615. 16tfc SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill dirt. Call HA 9 6829, A.G. Os trander. 26t52c AVON COSMETICS has open ings for women interested in plea sant, profitable part time work as Avon Representatives in Ver nonia and Timber, Oregon. For interview, write Avon, P.O. Box 3761, Portland 8, Oregon. 20t2c WANTED: Strawberry pickers about June 1. Earl Caldwell, Banks, Rt. 1, Box 309. Contact Lloyd Thomas for information. 20t3 WANTED: Farm listing, large or small. Have buyers waiting. Ed L. Winter, Realtor, AT 2-7334, 545 N.E. Killingsworth, Portland 11, Oregon. Or call or write M. S. Thompson, farm salesman, BU 9-0577. 12tfc HIGHEST cash prices paid for cream and eggs at your door— picked up once or twice weekly— call or write Forest Grove Cream ery, Forest GroiA?, Oregon. Phone 126. 14tfc FOR RENT FOR RENT: 3-rm. house, partly furnished. Suitable for bachelor or middleaged couple. Mrs. Frank Mills, First St., Riverview. 21t3c LARGE furn. apt. 4 rooms and bath. Electric range and auto matic hot water. See at 117 North St., or phone HA 9-3642. 21tfc WANT TO RENT 1 or 2 bedroom house by June 14. Call Merl FOR SALE—Real Estate Cline, HA 9-3701. 20t3c BUMP «t MEYER, PROPERTIES I FOR RENT: Apartment. 830 2nd I St 4-25-57 AND INS. INC. 1930 Council St., F. G. Oregon ! FURNISHED APTS: 3 rooms: Phone Forest Grove 4061 Phone Vernonia Branch Office ; shower, electric range, oil heat, j and frigidaire. Riverview Apts, HA 9 6058 j 20tfc H. T. Hudson, Riverview In Vernonia: J APARTMENT for rent. 2 bed You found $100 by reading this rooms, bath, dinette, living rm. ad. This spotless 2 bdrm, house Completely furnished. See Ha with electric heat, garden spot zel Shipman at Drug Store. and corner location is offered 15tfc fOl $2750 Own.! MUST Will accept $2650 cash. This LOST AND FOUND home would rent immediately j LOST: Green and white rever for $40 or $45. Call today. JUST MARRIED'.’ Here’s a small sible jacket at high school base modern 2 bdrm, house on 80x100 ball diamond, Saturday, April 28. lot. Cute and cozy. Nice kit Finder please return to Eagle of 19t3 chen. Only $2500. One half fice. Reward. down. FOUND MONfiAY on Nehalem Suburban: St., car keys on ring. Owner may FOR THE RETIRING COUPLE. identify at Eagle office and claim OR THE MAN WHO LIKES by paying for this ad. 21 tic TO DIG: An attractive 2 story 3 bdrm on 5 lots in Riverview. CARD OF THANKS____ Plenty of water, dandy garden, chicken houses, lots of shrub MY SINCERE thanks to my many bery. *4 down. Good terms to friends who Temembered me with cards and letters while I was in the right people. the hospital and during my re Farms: IDEAL for sheep or cattle. 110 cuperation at home. They were acres on hiwy 47. 20 in cult. all greatly appreciated and helped 2 houses, big barn. $9000 $2500 a lot. Mrs. Ben Fowler 21tl«_ down. Or, will consider sell- ! ing 55 acres raw land, separate T.EGAL NOTICE ly, $1700 Owner will consider any reasonable offer. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LISTINGS WANTED including THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Rentals. 20tlc COLUMBIA COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ES 88 O-A HILL TATE OF BERT CORNELIUS Neat 2 bedroom corner home. MAKINSTER. DECEASED Chicken house and garage. At NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL tractively priced at $6750. Al PROPERTY most half acre. * Easy terms. Notice is hereby given tha» th” Owner will show. Hollywood undersigned administrator of the Realty. Portland. ATlantic 4- estate of Bert Cornelius Makins- 2347. 21t3c ter, deceased, by virtue of an I order of sale issued out of the HOMES 3 BEDROOM home, wired for County Court of the State of Ore range; lots of built-ins. Close gon for the County of Columbia duly made and entered on the in. Price $3750. Terms. 30th day of April, 1956 in the FARMS 114 ACRE farm. Junction City, above entitl'd estate, licensing 35 acres clean’d, some timber. the said administrator to sell the Long Tom river borders one hereinafter described real pro side, 5 rm. house, barn and perty belonging to the said de other bldgs Will take 2 to 5 ceased. will offer for sale from acre place near Vernonia in and after the 1st day of Juno, 1956 at private sale for cash or deal Price $20,000 Terms. upon such terms as may be ap 117 ACRES, 60 in cultivation, on proved by the court at the law Nehalem river, including 8 room modem house, barn and office of said administrator in the garage Also irrigation system. Medical Building at Clatskanie, Columbia County, Oregon all of Some pulp wood Price $13,700 the following described real pro $5000 will handle 8 ACRES, borders on Rock Creek, perty situated in Columbia Coun all clean'd and level. 2 houses ty, State of Oregon, to wit; The East half of Lot 3, Block 7 Rose and large barn. Pnce, $3500 Addition to Vernonia. Columbia Good terms. Close in. County, Oregon. FEE ME for farms and acreage The sale will be made subject DON BAYLEY. BROKER to the confirmation of the above Palace Cafe Bldg Ph HA 9 5225 ____________________________ 14tlc entitled court. Date of First publication. May 3. 1956 DR. VOTAW Date of Last publication, May 24. 195« OPTOMETRIST G. A. Heikkila, Administrator Sundland Building 18t4c Tuesdays and Saturdays I j I ' [ ! ! | —Office Supplivi at the Eagle— ' NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE I LEGAL I 1 NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON -N MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ZiND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY j in compliance with Sec. 331.010, in the Matter of the Proposed ORS, to the legal voters of School Formation of the Birkenfeld-M st District No. 47 Jt., of Columbia Rural Fire Protection District ORDER County, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING of This matter coming on regu said District will be held at Ver larly before the court on the pe nonia; From 2 to 8 p.m. on the tition of 25 per cent or more or third Monday of June, being the 200 or more of record owners of 18th day of June, A.D., 1956. real property and of the holders This meeting is called for the of duly recorded contracts of purpose of electing one director purchase of real property for the for a term of five years and the formation of a rural fire protec ■ transaction of business usual at tion district within the proposed such meeting. district lying within the follow- Until the count begins, any ( ing described boundaries, to-wit: legal voters of the district shall Beginning at the Northwest be entitled to vote upon any busi corner of Section 19 T7N, R5W, ness before the meeting. W.M. going in an Easterly direc Dated this 24th day of May, 1956 tion along Section lines common ATTEST: ' to Sections 19-18, 20-17, 21-16, R. M. Aldrich, District Clerx 22-15, 23-14 to the Northeast cor. G. F. Hawkins, Chairman ner of Section 23 T7N, R5W, Board of Directors 21t2c W.M.; Thence in a Southerly direc NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC TION UPON QUESTION OF tion along section line common to INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER sections 23-24, T7N.R5W, W.M. to AMOUNT LIMITED BY SEC the Northeast corner of Section TION 11. ARTICLE XI. STATE 26, T7N, R5W, W.M.; CONSTITUTION Thence in a Westerly direction Notice is hereby given that an to th? half section corner of Sec- election will be held in School ' tion 26, T7N.R5W, W.M.; District No. 47 Jt. of Columbia Thence in a Southerly direc County, State of Oregon, from 2 tion to the center of Section 35, p.m. to 8 p.m. on June 18, 1956, T7N.R5W, W.M.; at Vernonia in said school dis Thence in an Easterly direction trict, for the purpose of submitt through Sections 35-36, T7N.R5W, ing to the legal voters of said W.M. on half Section line to district the question of increasing range line common to R5W and the tax levy for the fiscal year R4W; 1956-1957 over the amount limit Th:nee Southerly along range ed by section 11, article XI, of line to township line between the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing such 6N and 7N, W.M.; Thence in an Easterly direction levy are: Insufficient funds to to the Section corner common to conduct school. The amount of tax, in excess of Sections 6-5 of T6N.R4W, W.M. the 6% limitation, proposed to be and Sections 31-32 of T7N.R4W, levied for said fiscal year is $9,- W.M.; 212.71. Thence Southerly along Section Dated this 24th day of May, 1956. Line common to Sections 6-5, 7-8 ATTEST: to the Southeast corner of Section R. M. Aldrich, District Clerk 7, T6N.R4W, W.M.; G. F. Hawkins, Chairman Thence Easterly along Section Board of Directors 21t2c line common to 8-17 T6N.R4W, to IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Section corner common to Sec THE STATE OF OREGON FOR tions 8-17, 9-16, T6N.R4W, WM.; Thence Southerly along Sec COLUMBIA COUNTY Notice is hereby given that the tion line common to Sections 17. 16 to the corner common to Sec undersigned has been appointed administrator cum testamenio tions 17-16, and Sections 20-21, •nnexo of the estate of Joseph T6N.R4W, W.M.; Thence in an Easterly directions Banzer, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for along Section line Common to Columbia County and it has qua Sections 16-21, 15-22, 14-23 to Section corner ^common to Sec lified. All persons having claims tions 14-23, Sections 13-24, T6N, against said estate are hereby R4W, W.M.; Thence Southerly along sec notified to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to tion line common to Sections 23- the undersigned at its banking 24-26-25, 35-36 T6N.R4W, con- j tinuing along Section line be house in the City of Vernonia Oregon, within six months from tween Sections 1-2, 11-12, 14-13, T5N.R4W, to Section corner com the date hereof. First publication May 10, 1956. mon to Sections 14-13, 23-24, Final publication June 7, 1956. T5N.R4W, W.M.; Thence Westerly along Section THE UNITED STATES NA TIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND line common to Sections 14-23, Administrator cum testamenio 15-22, 16-21, 17-20, 18-19, all in T5N.R4W. W.M. and Sections 13- annexo. 24. 14-23, 15-22, 16-21, 17-20, 18- GEORGE G. VAN NATTA 19, all in T5N.R5W, W.M. to the Attorney for Administrator. ____________________________ 19t5c County line of Clatsop and Co lumbia Counties; Estate of JOHN A ERICKSON. Thence Northerly along County Attorney Bruce Y. Curry, 3807 line common to Clatsop and Co N.E. Union Ave., Portland. Orc. lumbia Counties to the point of NOTICE TO CREDITORS beginning excluding from said In the County Court of the area, however, all property which State of Oregon for the County is excluded by O R S. 478.010. of Columbia, Probate Depa:t- It is hereby ordered that a ment. hearing be had on the matter of Notice is hereby given that the such proposed formation and that undersigned. H. Kenneth Ander Thursday, the 7th day of June, son has been appointed executor 1956, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock of the estate of John A. Erickson, in the afternoon of said day, in deceased, by the County Court of the County Court Room of the the State of Oregon for Columbia Columbia County Court House in County, and he qualified. All St. Helens, Oregon, be set as the persons having claims against time and place of said hearing. said estate are hereby notified It is further ordered that the to present the same, duly verified Clerk of the Court publish notice as by law required, to the under of the intention of the Court to I signed at 3807 N.E. Union Ave call an election on the question nue. Portland. Oregon, within six of organization of a rural months from the date hereof. fire protection district of said Date first published May 17, territory to be known as the Bir- 1956. kenfeld-Mist Rural Fire Protec Last published June 14, 1956. tion District, and for th’ election H Kenneth Anderson. Executor of five directors of such district, Bruce Y. Curry, Attorney. in the Vernonia Eagle a news ____________________________ 30t5c paper of general circulation pub lished m Columbia County, Ore CLASSIFIED RATES gon. and circulated in said pro MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 posed district. Said notice to words or less. Words over min be published once each week for imum. 2c each. Three inser two successive weeks prior to the tions for the price of two. time set for this hearing. THE EAGLE assumes no finan Dated May 3. 1956. cial responsibility for errors John W Whipple, County Judge that may appear in ads pub Clyde Henderson, Commissioner lished in its columns, but in Louis J. Wasser, Commissioner case where this paper is at Attest: fault, will reprint that part of 1 H. F Jensen. County Clerk and an adv. in which the typo Clerk of said Court 21t2c graphical mistake occurs. POETRY accepted only as paid OPTOMETRISTS: matter. Rate: 5c per type line. Dr. V. J. Horne and NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY Dr. R. V. Lance ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED Across from Texaco AFTER WED. NOON EXCEPT t Wednesdays FOR NEXT WEEK S PAPER. ' HERE'S HOW . . . MAKE AN EARLY AMERICAN TABLE A reproduction of an early American table, with a variety of uses, can be made entirely of 2-inch lumber. Make the top from one piece of 2 by 10-inch lumber and two 2 by 12’s, and cut the other pieces as shown. Edge glue the top boards together under pressure. Use glue at all joints and assemble all parts with 2-inch No. 10 flat-head wood screws in * holes counterbored %-inch in diameter and %-inch deep. Assemble foot members with screws through the upright pieces into the edges of the flat pieces. Space each pair of legs with a 2 by 4 scrap and attach bottom ends centered on foot pieces and top ends to the 2 by 4 by 28-inch members, as shown. Invert the top and attach leg assemblies to it with screws through the 2 by 4 by 28-inch members. Install brace, square table and attach brace to each leg with screws set at an angle. Glue and drive %-inch dowel into all visible screw holes, and cut flush. Sand entire table, rounding all sharp edges before staining and varnish ing. MAKE A GIRAFFE CLOTHES STAND A firafTe clothes stand is an attr-c*.'»« and useful addition to the child's room. ( Ji h >—d and body from a 1 by S-ir.ch board, using a 1- arol as a guide in mak ing t»e outlines. Make the ears fro,u a piece of lath or leather, uot neck and legs from 2 by ? l-.ch lumber. Notch both •n..s of neck and top of front ’.eg, as shown. Bore holes %-inch deep at 45-degree angles in head, neck, and tail for %-inch dowel. Stagger holes in head to miss each other. From a piece of %-inch dowel cut two pieces 2% inches, four pieces 4 inches, and one piece 6 inches tong for head, neck, and tail, respectively. Buy or carve six I-inch wood balls for dowels in the head and neck and one 1 %-inch wood ball for the Message Brings News of Death NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay received a call Monday morning from V. J. Short of Los Angeles, convey ing to them the news that Mrs. Short had passed away that morn ing. The Shorts will be remem bered by quite a number of Ver* noma people who will be sorry to hear of her passing. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere* Hershey spent Mother’s Day in Portland with Mrs. Elsie Hershey instead of with the Albert Childs in Ver nonia as was incorrectly stated last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Malcolm of Deer Island and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Parmer of Goble were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parmer. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Hershey were Portland visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Chris Kraig and children. Kenneth and Carol were week end visitors at the home of Mrs. Kraig's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson. Mist Nehalem Unit Names Committee Heads tail. Bore them for dowels. Glue and insert dowels Bore %-inch holes for %- inch stove bolts 1 % inches long in neck and front leg, first counterboring %-inch in diameter and 3/16-inch deep to recess nuts and bolt heads. Bore matching holes in head and body, being sure notches fit tightly. Assemble these parts. Cut a 3-inch bevel, as shown, at tops of rear legs and bore holes for %-inch stove bolts 2% and 3% inches long at right angles to the bevel. Assemble parts. Cut bottoms of legs at angle to fit fiat on floor. Glue and insert knobbed dowels, as shown Glue and attach ears with short round head screws. Paint entire giraffe yellow and add brown markings. Friends Gather to View Friday Night Prize Fight . TIMBER ROUTE — Friends ind neighbors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shipley, Friday evening to watch the fights on T V. were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jes see, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Justice, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falconer and Mrs. Edith Bledsoe. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirk visited in Buxton Sunday with his sister and mother, Mrs. S. H. Peterson and Mrs. George Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke and her mother, Mrs. Edith Bled soe spent Saturday afternoon and evening with Mrs. Elva Tolke and son Bob in Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marlott, for mer residents of Vernonia are residing in Prospect at this time. Mrs. Florenz West, Mrs. Sam Smith and son Verne drove to Hillsboro Wednesday to take Verne to Tuality hospital to have his cast removed and bandages changed- James Cahill Is Found Improving BIRKENFELD — Mrs. Arthur Bellingham was in Astoria Sat urday morning. She called on John Cahill and found him much improved Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson, Donald, Randy and David. Mr. and Mrs Delmar Jepson and Val erie were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bellingham of Astoria. Mrs. Francis Larson. Mrs. Gene Larson and Susan were shopping in Astoria Monday. Mrs. Don Jensen and Gary, and Mrs Cecil Elliott were in Birken- feld Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs M. P. Mills. Lor etta and Lucille attended a bridal shower in Portland Saturday night for Crystal La Plant, niece of Mrs. Mills Mr and Mrs. Delmar Jepson spend the week end in Seaside. Donald Jepson was in Astoria Monday on business. The Mist-Nehalem home exten sion unit held the last meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Fred Busch on May 11 starting at 10:30 am. Mrs. Clair De vine was in charge of the meet ing and immediately turned it over to the project leaders, Mrs. Bill Wilson and Mrs. Wayne Kys er, who presented the project, touchups for furniture. They de monstrated methods of cleaning, refilling and refinishing scratches and dents in furniture. A luncheon was served at noon and then the business meeting was held Mrs. Llovd Garlock. next year's chairman, appointed the following committee chair men: 4-H club. Mrs. Irene Jones; Azalea House. Mrs. Ellen Lon- quist; publicity. Shirley Berg; h alth and safety, Mrs. Mary- Ann Devine; membership, Mrs. Berna Howry; luncheon, Mrs. El len Wanstrom; A.C.WW, Mrs Wise men pay as they go and Ilene Larson and research, Mrs. save enough to pay their way Phyllis Busch. i back
