4 THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1958
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EAGLE.
VERNONIA,
ORE
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE General
THORNLESS blackberries, 75
cents commercial flat. Carl
Brauner, Sixth Street, Riverview.
HAzel 9 3411.
34t3c
FOR SALE: Fresh Sweet Corn for
canning or freezing. U-Pick cu-
cumbers, 3c lb. Tomatoes, Apples,
Pears and other produce. Ernie's
Farm Market 2% miles from For-
est Grove on Gales Creek Road.
Look for sign on road. Telephone
ELgin 7-3925
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FOR SALE: Trash burner, wring
er type Zenith washing machine
in good condition. Phone HAzel
9-5821 or inquire at the cozy.
33t3c
FOR SALE: John Deere Model B
tractor, excellent condition, $475;
J. D Killefer disc, $125; 16" trac
tor plow, $50.
Frank Enyart,
Ston y Point road.
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FOR SALE: Jacobsen Turbo-Vac
and Cooper Capri rotary lawn
mowers, -both at reduced prices.
Vernonia Trading Co.
32t3c
CASH PAID on your farm for
any kind of livestock. Eugene
R Geertz, Rt. 1, Box 532, Gresh-
am. Ore. Phone MOhawk 5-2827
or MOhawk 5-2289.
SIM
WILL SELL at a sacrifice my
baby grand Kimball piano, new
about 8 years ago. Original cost,
$1350. Kept in perfect condition.
One owner.
Lulah Fullerton,
479 Rose Ave., Fullerton Apts.,
or call HAzel 9 3451.
30tfc
FOR SALE Raspberries, Cascade
Blackberries, Blue berries. Al
bert Schalock HAz I 9 3582.
27tfc
USED POWER SAWS, all makes
and sizes.
Repaired and ready
to go. Inquire Vernonia Texaco
Service.
27tfc
BANKERS Life In urance com
pany of Lincoln, Nebraska Lloyd
Quinn, 525 Terminal Sales Bldg.,
Portland, CA 8-8209. Residence,
Vernonia, HA 9-3693.
20tfc
FRESH FLOWERS for any occa-
sion. Flowers wired anywhere.
Ruth Steers, HAzel 9-5384
15tfc
TEN POUND bundles of new.
papers for sale. Suitable for
starting fires, etc. Vernonia Eagle
office
81 f
FOR SALE- Used chain saws.
Ted’s Saw Shop, corner Bridge
and State St.
22tfc
FOR SALE-Real Estate
FOR SALE: 285 acre tree farm,
Christmas trees and up. Phone
HAzel 9-5845.
33t2c
MODERN 2-bedroom home, close
to schools. 192 North Street. In-
quire evenings.
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FOR SALE: Cozy two -bedroom
home, all electric, corner lot, near
to schools, clean, good condition,
very reasonable. Owner ill. 1205
State street. HAzel 9 5763
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FOR SALE: Five bedroom house
at St. Helens. 60x100 ft. soil lot;
double garage. Beauford F. Mil-
175
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26th,
Hillsboro
Phone Midway 8-2034.
(Too’late for last week)
NATAL - PITTSBURG — Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lindsay re
FOR RENT or sale: Two bed turned home Thursday from
visited
room furnished house. Ninth and 1 Redmond where they
Bryant streets, Clatskanie. $45 their son and daughter-in-
per month. Adults only. Henry law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lind
A. Miller, Box 282, Clatskanie. say and family for several days.
3413 Sunday they attended the Pio
neer meeting at Hudson park
ONE BEDROOM furnished house; near Rainier at which Mr. Lind
oil heat, electric range and dryer. say was elected president of the
Plumbed for automatic washer. Columbia County Pioneer assoc
Inquire at 1142 Nehalem Street iation.
or call HAzel 9-3353
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Mrs. Eva Pringle took
her
TWO-BEDROOM house, modern, grandson, Johnny Hilderbrand
fenced, wired for range, auto home to St. Helens Monday. He
matic washer, dryer and heater. had been visiting Billy Pringle
537 Rose Ave.
HAzel 9-6412. for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pringle vis
See owner at house.
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ited his sister, Mrs.
Margaret
FOR RENT: Partly furnished Parker, at St. Marys hospital in
three room apartment. Call HA Astoria Friday. She is getting
zel 9-3725.
23tfc along fine after her recent oper
FOR RENT: Safe deposit boxes. ation.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parmer
U. S. National Bank.
8tfc
of Goble visited his uncle and
CHERRY TREE Apts and rooms aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Parmer,
—furnished. 830 Second St. HA Sunday.
zel 9-5042.
8tfc
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foshaug of
Deer Island were Friday callers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Parmer.
HIGHEST cash Drices paid for
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Swanson
cream and eggs at your door— were Sunday callers of Mr. and
picked up once or twice weekly— Mrs. Clyde Hend arson.
call or write Forest Grove Cream
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hender
ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone son were Friday evening visitors
126.
14tfc of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Corll.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grant
DEAD and worthless stock re
moved free of charge. Also, will and Judi drove to Hillsboro Sat
buy your cows, calves, hogs. John urday on business.
Marion Steers Jr. and his fath
Wilmarth, Clatskanie, Ore. Phone
2362.
25tfe er, M. Bert Steers, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Noble Dunlap Wednes
PORTABLE welding service, day.
power plant; night work. George
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack and
Smith, HA 9-3876.
32tfc Larry drove to Forest Grove on
business Saturday.
CLARENCE R. WAGNER, county
surveyor. Court House, St. Helens.
Phone office, 698; home, 183. Pri
vate surveying, engineering work.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE: Good fruit jars.
Quarts, 50c; pints, 35c. Ruth
Circle, EUB church. Contact Mrs.
George Johnson, 1125 Bridge St.
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Lindsays Visit
At Home of Son
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SEB VICES
GRASS CUTTING by scythe, ■
gardens spaded, hoeing done In- 1
quire 1142 Umatilla St
3213 I
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MAIN Street Cleaners. Forest I
Grove.
Free pick-up and de
livery in Vernonia Tuesday and
Friday. Local agencies, Strong’s
Electric and Polly’s Variety. Or
call Forest Grove, ELgin 7 2307
or ELgin 7-6068 evenings.
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Demonia Eagle
MARVIN KAMHOLZ
Editor and Publisher
Official Newspaper of
Vernonia, Oregon
Entered as second class mail
matter, August 4, 1922 at the post
ffice in Vernonia, Oregon under
the act of March 3, ¡879. Sub-
scription price $3 00 yearly in the
Nehalem Valley Elsewhere $3.50
WANTED
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtu? of an order of the
District Court of Washington
County, Oregon, authorizing and
directing the undersigned admin
istrator of the Estate of Alice M.
Caples, deceased, to sell at private
sale the real estate belonging to
said estate, that from and after
the 5th day of September. 1958,
he shall proceed to sell at private
sale to the highest bidder in one
parcel for cash, or on such terms
as to the Court may seem proper
all the following described tract
of land situate in Columbia
County, Oregon, towit:
An undivided one-fourth in
terest in the East one-half of
Lot 5, Block 2, in tract 18
feet by 62 feet, located in and
part of Lot 4. Block 2. in the
original townsite of Vernonia.
Columbia County, Oregon,
and as particularly described
in that certain deed recorded
on the 8th day of September.
1923, in Book 35. at page 398
of the Ded Records of Co
lumbia County, Oregon. (810
and 818 Bridge Street, Ver-
nonia, Oregon).
Dated this 7th day of August,
1958.
James W Young. Administrator
BUMP. BUMP & YOUNG
Forest Grove, Oregon
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Relatives Visit
With Hendersons
NATAL -PITTSBURG - Clyde
Henderson’s only aunt. Mrs. Over-
baugh and his four cousins from
Portland visited with them Sun-
day. Also visiting that day w ere
Mrs Henderson's niece and hus-
band. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Clem
of Portland
Mrs Bertha Oblack is on the
sick list this week
Lincoln Peterson called on Mr
and Mrs. Noble Dunlap Monday.
DeeVeere Hershey. Mike and
Jimmy
Mullins attendisi
the
Shrine football game in Portland
Saturday night
Mrs. Don Cameron and child
ren and Mrs Melvin Schwab and
children visited Mrs Kenneth
Tupper Wednesday.
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Wolff, Mrs. Kenneth
Tupper and Sandra drove to
Hillsboro Monday on business.
Mr and Mrs. Noble Dunlap at-
tended the county fair Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kaspar of
Sunset Beach visited Mr and Mrs.
W Parmer Saturday.
NO information on classifieds will
be given out until after paper
is mailed.
Two Honored at
Birthday Party
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GOLF
NEWS
and
VIEWS
By Gordon Reed
Our weather still holds good
for golfing, even though it is
tough on our loggers and farmers.
It is getting very tough on the
golf course fairways as you can
see by that very brown and dry
condition. We are able to keep
the greens in nice condition due
to our sprinkler system and all
night watering three or four
nights per week. It is satisfac-
tion not only to the golfers, but
to ourselves when they hit a ball
to our greens and it stops where
it hits or only rolls a snort dis
tance. Many courses at this time
of year have trouble with the
ball not holding on the greens
due to their very dry and hard
condition.
Vernonia Golf club
has had many nice compliments
on how well our greens look and
hold a ball.
Last Saturday we had another
fine group of fellows from the
Crown Zellerbach company, St.
Helens division play a tourna
ment on our golf course. Most of
their men are regular players at
their Columbia county golf course
and we believe they all enjoyed
themselves, especially the fol
lowing golfers who won the
prizes:
Low net, John Zanniker; se
cond low net, Howard Hall; third
low net, Wally Lambert; longest
drive on No. 3, Harold Amos;
closest to the pin on No. 4, John
Younce; fewest putts, Burt Zur
cher.
We hope they enjoyed their
match as much as we enjoyed
their company and that another
match can be arranged soon.
Again Sunday many new faces
showed up from the Forest Grove,
Beaverton and Portland area to
play golf. Rainier also had quite
a few golfers on the course. Gene
Stennick who has entered the
Southern Oregon golf champion
ship, to be held at Medford, over
the Labor Day holiday as a play
er from the Vernonia Golf club,
played 27 holes of golf with his
brother Bob.
Gene turned in
scores of 38-36-42. Bob played
18 holes with a score of 38-38.
We wish Gen? the best of luck
in his matches at Medford
Did you know:
That they have a PEE WEE
golf championship each year at
Orlando, Florida. Some 200 Pee
Wee golfers ages 3 to 15 years
play a regular tournament. What
fun th?se kids must have.
Did you know:
The national senior open golf
tournament (you have to be 55
years of age or older and love to
play golf to belong) was held at
Esmeralda public course in Spo
kane last week end? Gene Sara-
zen, America’s dean of golf, was
low man after 54 holes of play.
Willie Goggin from San Jose,
California beat him with a 72 hole
score of 270 to Gene’s 271.
In the international senior golf
tournament just played in British
Columbia, one of the players who
was 70 years of aged fired one
round of 18 holes and had a 70.
It is quite a feat to shoot your
age in a golf match.
We are trying to prove only
one thing: That golf is the one
sport that can be played and
enjoyed by people of all ages,
both men and women.
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Condit and children of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stuve
and Karen, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Larsen and family attend
ed a birthday party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Johnston
for Gary and Jan on Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Zzila Bellingham left Sat
urday for a trip to Vancouver,
B.C. where she will visit with
her sister for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson,
Donnie and Debra spent Sunday
at Tillamook visiting with the
Jim
Garlocks.
Debra stayed
there for a weeks visit.
Lorrain? and Patricia Ridout
were recent Portland shoppers.
Their grandmother. Mrs. W. F.
Reeves accompanied them.
Pa
tricia stayed in town for a weeks
visit with friends.
Mrs. George Bellingham was
in Astoria last Thursday on busi
ness and also visited with rela
tives.
Terry and David Larson spent
MUST — A birthdav party
two days last week with Monte and weiner roast was held at
Bellingham at Astoria They re the Harold Case home Saturday
turned horn ■ with Mrs. George evening for relatives of Mr. Case
from Astoria. Mrs. Case's daugh.
Bellingham.
ter and family from California
Howard Larson and his grand- and Mr and Mrs. Sam Devine.
son. Leroy Price, called on the
A fire was narrowly averted
. arly Monday morning at the
Francis Larsons Saturday.
Miles Samuelson of Jewell was village store when one of the
given the contract for the North- | motors burned out in the freez-
ing unit.
rup Creek school bus route.
Mrs. Julia Wiester and her
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gaunt and father-in-law. Al Cavanaugh went
daughter from Garden Grove, to Portland Sunday to visit
friends.
California arrived Sunday for a
Dick Herman from South Da
visit with her folks, the Robert kota has bought the George place
He
Bergs, and other relatives and just outside of town here.
intends to repaint and fix it up
friends.
some.
Mr and Mrs. Richard Melis
were here from California over
the week end and visited his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ir
MINIMUM charge 50c for 25 ' ving Knowles. They went on to
words or less. Words over min Seattle to visit his sister. Mrs.
imum. 3c each. Three inser Florence Furgeson.
Mrs. Al Cavanaugh is back
tions for the price of two.
from three weeks visit at Arling-
THE EAGLE assumes no finan ton. Washington
cial responsibility for errors I
Mr and Mrs. Charles Hock-
that may appear in ads pub- | man are here from Beaverton
lished in its columns, but in I visiting their niece and nephew,
the Chas Sundlands.
Birthday Party
Held Saturday
CLASSIFIED RATES
case where this paper is at ■
fault, will reprint that part of
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Phone HA 9-3725
Family Reunion Attende
At Skamokawa on Sunda
Winema 4-H Club
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BIRKENFELD — The Winema
4-H club of Birkenfeld did real
good at the county fair. Gary
Johnston won first prize on his
junior Hereford heifer; Cathy
DuPuis won first prize on her
junior Shorthorn cow and was
champion beef showman; Doug
las Bellingham won fourth place
on his Hereford steer; Lloyd
Johnston won fifth place on his
Hereford heifer; Wayne Larson
had the grand champion Short
horn female of the fair and Mar
vin Larson had champion steer:
Butch Baker won fifth place on
his market lamb; Nickey B?rg
won first prize on his Rhode Is
land red pullet; Jimmie Belling
ham won first prize on his New
Zealand white rabbit; Cathy Du
Puis, Gary Johnston and Marvin
Larson won the weed judging
contest and will go as a team to
the state fair; Billy Howry, War
ren Kyser and Jimmy Belling
ham won the rabbit judging and
will go as a team to judge at the
state fair; Butch Baker caught
a weaner pig in the pig scramble
and Wayne Larson caught a Here
ford steer in the calf scramble.
Winema calf club won third place
on herdsmanship. They are all
looking forward to going to the
state fair.
The state highway crew has
opened up the road ditch in front
of the Francis and Fred Larsons
and have moved the entrance ap
proach down toward the bridge.
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and Mrs. I. J. Dass, Mr. and Mr
Marion Grant and Judy, Archi
Dass and Miss Jeannette Olsol
attended the Cook family reunion
at Skamokawa Sunday.
Mrs Silvia Wolff was hom
Tuesday and Wednesday and re
turned to McMinnville Thursday
morning. She reported that he
son, Marvin Turner and family
called on her at McMinnvill
Sunday morning. They were en
route to Waldport for a week
vacation.
Mr and Mrs. O. J. Malcoln
and Mrs. Adele Parmer of Dee
Island and Mrs. Susan Fowl«
were Sunday evening guests o
Mr. and Mrs W. Parmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fredrick
son and children spent Saturda
and Sunday with Mr. and Mn
Bill Pringle.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolff and
Mrs. Nelson of Clatskanie, Rich
ard Peterson and Mra. Lauri
Carmichael were Sunday evening
callers at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Robert Lindsay.
BEN'S BARBER SHOP
Expert Tonsorial Work
Vernonia, Oregon
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in fact, 24 hours a-doy, anywhere
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See us for the full facts before
you go — and go protected!
VERNONIA
INSURANCE
take it easy with
The Good Light Beer
Heidelberg
Slow Brewed
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Bill J. Horn, Agent
Phone HA 9-6203 — Vernonia
905 Bridge Street
Tacoma Wash
For New Construction, Remodeling, Repairs,
Let us supply the items you need in
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
Flush Doors — Screen Doors — Plywood
Sheet Rock — Finish Lumber — Molding
CEDAR AND COMPOSITION SHINGLES
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M. J. Bjornson, Manager
HA 9-3211: Home Phone HA 9-5965
Open 8 a.m.--5 p.m. Weekdays. 9 a.m.--4 p.m. Sat.
SHOPPING IDEAS
Be sure to include these items in your next order!
NABISCO HUDSON
Wheat Thins
HOUSE
Try
lit» Crackers
Honey
Grahams
All-Around
Mealtime
ENJOYMENT!
Olives
String Beans
Corn
Snow Flake
Crackers
Peas
Cookies
Shredded
Wheat
Good for Every
Meal
MARKET AND GROCERY
For Delivery Every Day Phone HA 9-6341
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