Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 14, 1956, Page 5, Image 5

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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 195«
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
LEGAL NOTICE
FOR SALE—General _
WANTED
FOR SALE U Pick cherries, few
ready June 17. Royal Anns. Lloyd
Wiedewitsch on Highway across
Car Vue theater 4 mi. East Cor­
nelius, Ore.
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WANTED: Driver for berry bus
for balance of season. Contact
Mrs Art Nanson. Phone HA 9-
3553
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HAVE 42 grey geese, 11 old, 31
young. All for $100 or $2 50 each.
Morris Falconbury, near Tenth
St., in Riverview.
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WANTED: Mature lady to attend
church nursery from 11:00 am.
to noon on Sundays. Call HA 9-
3605.
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BALDWIN piano, good condition,
$75. Lloyd Garlock, Mist, Ore.
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WANTED: Housekeeper for fa­
mily of three. $75 per month
plus room and board. Mrs. Dane
Brady
HA 9-5948.
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WILL GIVE to a good home, two
long-haired kittens. 125 B St.
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FOR SALE: Electric vacuum
cleaner with all attachments, in
good condition A bargain at $20
Call at 451 Rose Ave.
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AUCTION SALE Saturday.
16 at Midway Community
tion, Clatskanie, Oregon,
cellaneous, 12:30; livestock,
p m. John Wilmarth, phone
Clatskanie, Oregon.
June
Auc-
Mis-
2:00
2362,
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STRAWBERRY Pickers wanted
at Frank Bailey farm at Buxton
Picking will begin between June
10 and 15. Contact Celeste Poet,
ter, HA 9-3432, or George John­
son, HA 9-3562.
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WANTED: Farm listing, large or
small. Have buyers waiting. Ed
L. Winter, Realtor, AT 2-7334,
545 N.E. Kilhngsworth, Portland
11. Oregon. Or call or write M
S. Thompson, farm salesman,
BU 9-0577.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA,
In the Matter of the Estate
of Ganga Ram, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Administrator of
the Estate of Ganga, Ram, deceas­
ed, has filed his Final Account in
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Columbia County, and
that Monday, the 16th day of
July, 1956, at the hour of 10:00
o’clock in th? forenoon of said
day and the Courtroom of said
Court as the time and place for
the hearing of objections thereto
and the settlement thereof.
First published: June 14, 1956.
Last publication: July 12, 1956.
H. Singh, Administrator
F. Leo Smith, Attorney
G15 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the county court of the state
of Oregon for Columbia county.
In the matter of the estate of
Martha Hartzel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
ONE 1 HP centrifugal irrigation HIGHEST cash Drices paid for undersigned has been appointed
pump. $90. Inquire Guy Thom­ cream and eggs at your door— i administrator of the estate of
as at West Oregon Electric of­ picked up once or twice weekly— Martha Hartzell, deceased, by the
fice.
23t3c call or write Forest Grove Cream­ county court of the state of Ore­
gon for Columbia County, and
FOR SALE: Finished lumber, ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone has qualified. All persons having
126.
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new, sufficient for building room
claims against said estate are
10’ by 12’. See at 457 North St.
hereby notified to present the
LEGAL NOTICE
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same to me at the office of W. W.
Estate of JOHN A ERICKSON.
FOR SAIJC: Used chain saws. Attorney Bruce Y. Curry, 3807 Dillard, in St. Helens, Oregon
with vouchers and duly verified
Ted’s Saw Shop. Riverview.
N.E. Union Ave., Portland, Ore. within six months from the date
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
hereof.
In the County Court of the
CASH PAID for furniture, live­
Dated and first publication
stock, machinery, tools any time. State of Oregon for the County June 14, 1956.
Forest Grove Auction, L. R. Senfi of Columbia, Probate Depait-
Date of last publication July
and C. W Christiansen, owners ment.
12, 1956.
Notice is hereby given that the Edgar R. Hartzell, Administrator
and auctioneers. Phone 7615.
litfc undersigned, H. Kenneth Ander­ W. W. Dillard, Attorney
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son has been appointed executor
SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill of the estate of John A. Erickson, NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC­
dirt. Call HA 9 6829, A.G. Os- deceased, by the County Court of TION UPON QUESTION OF IN­
ti.aider.
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the State of Oregon for Columbia CREASING TAX LEVY OVER
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AMOUNT LIMITED BY SEC­
FOR SALE—Cars. Trucks County, and he qualified. All TION 11. ARTICLE XI, STATE
; persons having claims against
CONSTITUTION
1955 CHEV Bel Air station wa- I said estate are hereby notified
Notice is hereby given that an
gon, powerglide, V8; Radio and ! to present the same, duly verified
heater; low mileage; ivory and ! as by law required, to the under­ election will be held in School
blue. $795 down, $55 per mo. signed at 3807 N.E. Union Ave­ District No. U.H. 1 of Columbia
1955 CHEV station wagon. V3, nue, Portland, Oregon, within six County, State of Oregon, from
2:00 P M to 8.00 PM. on June
std. transmission. 6000 miles. months from the date hereof.
Date first published May 17, 25, 1956, at Vernonia Union High
Like new.
School, Vernonia in said school
1956.
1953 CHEV. 4 dr. sedan.
Low
Last published June 14, 1956.
district, for the purpose of sub­
mileage. Fully. guaranteed.
$395 down.
H. Kenneth Anderson, Executor mitting to the legal voters of said
I
district the question of increasing
Bruce Y. Curry, Attorney.
1953 CHEV. hard-top cpe. Light I
blue finish Radio, heater, ex­
30t5c the tax levy for the fiscal year
1956-1957 over the amount limit­
cellent condition. $425 down.
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
ed by section 11, article XI, of
INI PLYMOUTH 2 dr sedan,
Notice is hereby given residents the Constitution of Oregon.
completely reconditioned; mo­
of the City of Vernonia in accor­
The reasons for increasing such
tor overhauled; radio and heat-
ter; $195 down, $40 per month. dance with Ordinance No. 163 to levy are:
1950 CHEV. Bel Air hardtop; cut and remove and keep cut
During time district was in
light grey; completely recon­ from their property and from the Rural School Board District, base
ditioned: radio and heater; $225 half of the street abutting the was lost, it has not built up
i property, all
weeds, grass and
down, $40 per month.
enough since that time to carry
noxious
vegetation
more than 10 costs of operating school. Build­
1949 CHEV 4 dr. sedan. Radio
inches in heighth during the
ing program.
ard heater; very clean; low
months
of June, July, August and
mileage. $175 down, $35 per
The amount of tax, in excess of
September.
month.
the 6% limitation, proposed to
A. D. Lolley
1949 PLYMOUTH 2-dr. sedan,
be levied for said fiscal year is
City Marshal
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Good dependable transporta-
tion. $120 down, $30 per mo.
Dated this 25th day of June,
IN MEMORIUM
VERNONIA AUTO COMPANY
1956.
Phone HA 9 5023
VERNONIA LODGE NO. 246
ATTEST:
A Safe Place Ta Trade”
VERNONIA, OREGON
Mona M. Gordon, District Clerk
June 5, 1956
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Oscar G. Weed, Chairman,
RESOLUTIO N
Board of Directors.
FOR SALE—Real Estate
Whereas, Brother E. B. George
5-31—6-14
HOMES
passed from this earth on the 4th
MODERN 2 bedroom home plus day of June, 1956. at Vernonia, NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL.
MEETING
sun porch and full basement. 1 Oregon, and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
block from business district.
Whereas, in the demise of Bro­
Quick sale, $2600 cash
ther E B George, this lodge has in compliance with Sec. 331.010.
2 BEDROOM home, utility porch lost a faithful and beloved Broth­ ORS, to the legal voters of School
and fruit room. Close to mill. er, and the community a worthy District No. U.H. 1 Jt , of Co­
lumbia and Washington Counties,
Only $2500 Terms.
and honorable citizen.
FARMS
Now Therefore, let it be re­ State of Oregon, that the AN­
3's ACRES on highway; 2-rm. solved that Vernonia Lodge No. NUAL SCHOOL MEETING of
house, and other outbuildings
246, Independent Order of Odd said District will be held at Ver­
All cleared and level. Creek Fellows, does hereby extend its nonia; to begin at the hour of
borders. Price, $1.000. Some sympathy to the family and in 2 00 o'clock until 8:00 PM. on
respect to the memory of our de- the fourth Monday of June, being
the 25th day of June. A D 1956.
iES, 60 tn cultivation, on ceased Brother.
This meeting is called for the
cm river, including 8-
It Is Further Resolved that the
modern house, barn and charter of this Lodge shall be purpose of electing one director
». Als« irrig
veiled in mourning for a period for a five year term and the
transaction of business usual at
pulp wood,
of thirty days.
such
meeting.
will handle.
Be It Further Resolved that a
In districts of the second and
C for farms and acreage. copy of this Resolution be spread
BROKER
on the minutes of this Lodge and third classes the ballots shall
a copy sent to the bereaved fa­ not be counted until one hour
after the time set for the meeting
mily.
BUMP i MEYER. PROPERTIES
to begin. Until the count begins,
Truman
Knight
AND INS. INC.
any legal voters of the district
Les
Galloway
1930 Council St.. F. G. Oregon
shall be entitled to vote upon
Carl Davis
Phone Forest Grove 4061
any business before the meeting.
Resolution
Committee
Phene Vernonia Branch Office
Dated this 24th day of Ma
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HA 9 6058
1956.
H. T. Hudson. Riverview
ATTEST:
SERVICES
In Vernonia:
Mona M. Gordon. District Clerk
1 BEDROOM home, Riverview
CLARENCE R WAGNER, county
Oscar G. Weed, Chairman.
Partly furnished. $1000
surveyor. Court House. St. Helen -
Board of Dire
SMALL modern 2 bdrm, home on Phone office. 698; home. 183. Pri­
80’ by 100’ lot. $2350 Terms. vate surveying, engineering work
2 STORY. 3 bdm. on 5 lots At­
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tractive lawn and garden. Fruit
STARTING Saturday, June 16,
nuts and chickenhouses. A buv
DR. VOTAW
there will be only two round
at $4900,
trips
made daily by the bus be­
OPTOMETRIST
LISTINGS WANTED immmedi
tween Vernonia and Staleys.
ately especially for clean 3 or
Sundland Building
Leaving time from Vernonia, 9 30
4 bdrm, houses. Rentals handl­
Tuesdays
and Saturdays
a m and 6 00 p m
ed also.
Mile
Graduation Attended On California Trip
I Party Honors
Beverly Tunnell
RIVERVIEW — A birthday
party was held for Beverly Tun­
nell at her home Monday after­
noon at which time she celebrated
her eighth anniversary. Games
were played and refreshments of
birthday cake, jello, ice cream
and koolade were served to Judy
Weller, Carolyn and Margaret
Harris, Rita DeRoia and the guest
i of honor, Beverly Tunnell.
Mrs. Glenn Mitchell entertain-
ed the Past President’s Parley of
the American Legion Auxiliary
119 at her home on Thursday.
Twelve ladies and two children
enjoyed a pot-luck dinner which
was followed by a business meet­
ing.
Mrs. J. M. Peachey returned
home from Port Blakely, Wash-
ington on Monday after spend-
ing two weeks with Mrs. Jessie
Olin. Mrs. Olin’s health is about
the same as when she left here.
She sends her best regards to
all of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dessy Laird have
moved into the Stiles house at the
end of Fifth street recently va­
cated by Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rus-
som.
Ralph McKee came home from
the University of Oregon medical
hospital in Portland Thursday
after having been operated upon
two weeks earlier, He is im-
proving nicely.
Walter McDonald returned
home Sunday after being in the
Physicians and Surgeons hospital
for seven weeks. He is very
weak but improving satisfactor-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker at-
tended the Nehalem Valley Pio­
neer’s picnic at Birkenfeld Sun­
day.
Recent visitors at th? Tom Solo­
mon home were his brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Solomon
of Priest River, Idaho and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Pentacost <,f
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Myrt Jenkins of I
Portland visited at the E. L.
Lloyd and J. E. Rose homes on
Sunday.
KEASEY ROUTE — Mr and
Mrs. Chet Fugate have returned
from a weeks trip to California
where they attended the gradu­
ation of a niece, Lola McLammion,
at the King City high school at
Greenfield.
They also took a
side trip through Carmel, Monte­
rey and Salinas, California.
Mr. and Mrs. G.orge Martan
and girls spent Friday night at
the home of Mrs. Martan's sister,
Mrs. Jack Guthrie, in Portland.
They watched the Rose parade
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Burton and
children of Portland were visit­
ing over the week end at the
home of her mother, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Van Wert. Denny and Tedu
remained with their grandpar­
ents while their parents returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. DeWitt
drove to Seattle Wednesday to
attend the graduation of their
grandson, Roger Brown. They
stayed at the home of their daugh­
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brown, returning home
Sunday.
Judy Brady has returned home
from a visit at Warrenton with
the Waily Bergerson family.
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The future is unpredic
table . . . but you can pro­
tect your family against
its hazards by getting
liability insurance now.
See Us FIRST for
Insurance cf ALL Kinds
Standard Typewriter Tor
Rent
Phone HA 9-6558 — Riverview
THE VERNONIA EAGLE
HERE 5 HOW...
MAKE BUILT-IN SHELVES AND CABINETS
A den or dining room can be
made more attractive and more
functional with built-in shelves
and cabinets.
Overall dimensions will de­
pend upon the space to be util­
ized. Before starting this proj­
ect, the home craftsman should
draw plans with specific dimen­
sions, and then check with his
local lumber dealer as to the
g-rades and sizes of lumber.
Use 1-inch finished lumber
except for the pigeon-hole
shelves which are of %-inch
lumber. First, panel the back
wall, or paint the plaster to
harmonize with the wood finish.
Place the counter top 36
inches, and the desk top 30
inches above the floor. Make
the lower cabinet about 20
inches deep. Attach strips to
the wall studs for support for
the shelves and framing of the
lower cabinet.
Counter and desk top and the
broad panels are made by edge­
gluing, using dowel joints. Il
the cabinet doors are edge-
glued, place battens on the in­
side for reinforcement.
The shelves are of 1 by 10-
inch lumber.
If the cabinet is built around
a window, the glass-front cen­
ter section may be omitted.
Round all exposed edges
before finishing.
Sell it with an Eagle Want Ad.
FOR RENT
MODERN, nicely furnished apart­
ment for rent. Suitable for on?
or two. Phone HA 9-3451.
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FOR RENT or sale: 2-bdrm. house.
1008 Weed Ave. Call evenings
after 6:00, HA 9-5031. Mrs. Les
Galloway.
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National lumber Manufacturen Ascoclatloa
FOR RENT: Furnished apt. $30
per mo. Inquire at Eagle office.
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REPAIR AND REFINISH OUTDOOR FURNITURE
FOR RENT: Apt. available about
July 1. Couple only. See Ed
Burton, Riverview.
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I
LARGE furn. apt. 4 rooms and
bath. Electric range and auto­
matic hot water. See at 117 North
St., or phone HA 9-3642.
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FOR RENT: Apartment. 830 2nd
St
425-57
FURNISHED APTS: 3 rooms:
shower, electric range, oil heat,
and frigidaire. Riverview Apte.
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APARTMENT for rent. 2 bed­
rooms, bath, dinette, living rm.
Completely furnished. See Ha­
zel Shipman at Drug Store.
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CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to thank all our friends
for their lovely floral offerings,
their help and their sympathy dur.
ing the illness and death of our
loved one.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar George
and family.
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WE WISH to take this means of
thanking the blood donors, and
our friends for the many cards
and flowers I received while I
was in the hospital.
Ralph McKee and family
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I HE ANNUAL school election of
District No. 50 Mist, Columbia
County, Oregon, will be held at
the School House on Monday,
June 18. from 2 pm until 8 p.m.
Notices are posted in the usual
places.
Myrtle Mathews. Clerk
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Prepare for a summer out of
doors by repairing or refinish-
ing broken or worn furniture.
Wooden furniture will re­
quire different treatment from
rattan or wicker furniture.
Replace broken pieces with new
lumber, using the piece to be
replaced as a pattern for the
new one. Furniture broken or
worn beyond repair can be
completely rebuilt from new
lumber with the disassembled
pieces serving as patterns for
the new ones. Several dupli­
cates of an old favorite piece
can be made easily in this
manner.
Old furniture to be refinished
should first be cleaned with
water and detergent. Let dry
thoroughly. Brush worn or
chipped spots with a wire
brusn, sand smooth and feather
the edges. Fill cracks or holes
with wood putty and sand
smooth when dry. Touch up
all such spots with enamel
undercoater.
WICKER FURNITURE
Clean rusty metal parts and
apply red lead. Remove any
wax with wax remover. Use a
paint or varnish remover if it
is desired to remove all the old
finish.
Sand the entire surface and
apply an enamel undercoater.
WOODEN FURNITURE
Use enamel undercoat,
crock filler, then
exterior enamel
Flow on the enamel and avoid
letting it collect on the edges.
Remove all dust before apply­
ing any portion of the finish.
Spar varnish is frequently
all that is needed to refinish
rattan furniture. If enamel is
preferred, apply it as on wood.
Spraying is preferable on
wicker furniture. Prevent ac­
cumulations of the finish at the
wicker intersections.
RATTAN FURNITURE
Apply spar vornish or
exterior enamel
National Lamber Manufacturen Associât loo
MAKE A BASE FOR THE AUTOMATIC DRYER
Avoid back bending by mak­
ing a base to elevate the
automatic clothes dryer to a
convenient working height
Determine the outside dimen­
sions of the dryer and make the
base to fit snugly around the
dryer. The sides are 1 by 8-
inch boards. Front each, saw
out 3 by **-inch slots, as shown
in the detail drawing. The slots
make the leveling screws ac­
cessible.
The leg supports are 4 by 4-
inch posts.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Diamond ring. Reward.
Call Mrs. Dow. HA 9-6724
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OPTOMETRISTS:
Dr. V. J. Horn* and
Dr. R. V. Lane*
Across from Texaco
•
Wednesdays
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Use waterproof wood glue
and sixteen 2-inch No. 14 flat­
head wood screws to assemble
the sides to the posts. Use
four 6-penny finishing nails to
join the top corners of the
boards.
Screws should be either
countersunk or counterbored.
Fill the holes with wood putty,
sand when the putty is dry,
round exposed edges and cor­
ners and finish to match or to
blend with the surroundings.