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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1959)
THIS CENTENNIAL float from the Mist school took tirsi prise in the float division. r* 7 — 4, %* MARIAN MATHEWS and Janet Johnson with the Mathews burros, as waler maids, tock first place for pets and animals division. Oernonia Eagle 6 THURSDAY, MAY 21. 1959 to . C* Accidents Rise During Vacation FIRST PRIZE in open class went to this group of grade school students who got together and formed a juii ir centennial band. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE General FOR SALE-Car, Truck FOR SALE: Lane cedar chest, walnut finish, waterfall design. Excellent condition. $35. Mrs. Larry Garner. For information contact Mrs. E. E. Garner, HAzel 9-5912. 21tl 1948 CHEV short logger. Good condition. See Oren Weed, Tim ber Rt. HAzel 9-6509. 19tfc FOR SALE; Hobart and Cable piano, walnut finish, small up right. $150. Mrs. Wm. Pringle. Mist Rt, HAzel 9-3849. 2113 ELEC. ORGAN: Want responsible party to assume small mo. pyts. Also spinet piano. Write Credit Mgr., Tallman Piano Store, Inc. Salem, Oregon. 21t2c USED ELECTRIC sewing ma chines $39.50 and up. Payments as low as $5 per month. Singer Sewing Center, 343 E Main St. Hillsboro, Oregon Phone Mid way 8 5322. For sales and service leave calls with Mrs. M. J. Lamp- ing, phone HAzel 9-6264, Ver- noma, Oregon 2ltfe CASH paid on your farm for all kinds of livestock. Eugene Geertz, Rt 1, Box 532, Gresham, ( gon Phone Mohawk 5-2827 20tfc 1 OR WOOD and sawdust see Ed Poetter, 607 Third St. or phone I 9 3432 2013 AM SELLING furniture from 11 apts.: ranges, refrigerators, wash ers, tables, chairs, beds, davenos, etc. 123 North St., HAzel 9-5603. 20tfc WILL SELL two 800x15 like new white sidewall tires, tubes and Buick wheels or trade for two 6:50x16 truck tires. HAzel 9- 5847 1913 FRYERS for sale, 25 cents per p and, live weight Inquire of Laura Carmichael, HAzel 9-6463 or at Steers Variety store. 1913 HOUSE and bedding plants; to- n atoes, large and small fruited kinds, low acid content, sweet Spofford Gardens, phone HAzel 9-6583. 17tfe CHEVRON PRODUCTS: Gas. oil, tires. Also, cement, lime, fer tilizer, dairy and poultry feed, Pres-to-logs. H. H Sturdevant, Avenue HAzel 9-6691 15tfe I RESH FLOWERS for any occa- $ n. Flowers wired anywhere. Ruth Steers, HAzel 9 5384 15tfc TEN-POUND bundles of news- pa pers for sale. Suitable for starting fires, etc. Vernonia Eagle 8tf FOR SALE Used chain saws. Ted’s Saw Shop, corner Bridge and Statc St , 22tfc a----- ----- .n i i 1.1 It may be true that hard work is highly respectable but try to make it popular. FOR SALE-Real Estate _j_______________________________ KIDS ’N Calves or Hairs ’n Mares! 4Br, den, playroom, Ige LR/DR Comb. All mod. and new paint in and out. 19 acres, 6 miles out. For your big family. $8750.00. FINISH IT UP! Lovely, liveable cottage of 2.8 acres near Scho field. Plenty water and gar den space. You can't duplicate it for $3750. YOU'VE got to see this little 3- rm. cabin to appreciate it! 3 acres with live creek, too. 220 electricity in, all varnished in terior. Near Schofield on Hwy. 47 Relax!!for $3750 WELL-BUILT mod. 2 br on 1 lot, $3250. EZ- terms. 6 extra acres also available. NEW 3br„ da-lite basement, 2 fireplaces, one-third acre. Ten mins from Tektronix $2.000 down, FHA terms, Bal BUMP and MEYER REAL ESTATE Call Hudson at Vernonia Branch Office — HAsel 9 6058 2113c PARTLY furnished six-room house with two lots, garden in, $2250 Selling due to illness. Also, four-room house. $2000 In quire at 847 Third Street. 2113 ONE bedrom modern, wired for range, water heater and dryer, plumbed for auto washer, side- walks, well landscaped. Pa blocks from shopping dist 60x70 lot, good location on dead end St. 1032 Weed Ave. 2113 IN MEMORIUM At Home in the beautiful hills of God By the valley of rest so fair. Some day. some time, when oui work is done With joy we shall meet her there. In loving memory of our Sister, Hettie Peterson. Be it resolved that Vernonia Temple No 61, Py thian Sisters, extend love and sympathy to the family. Be it further resolved that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family; also spread on the records of our Temple. Also, be it resolved that our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days Faye Davis Cora Lange Mathilde Bergers n 21tlc FOR REET SMALL two-room house for rent. Electric heat. Inquire at 658 Third St. 21t2c FOR RENT: Modern, clean apart ments, suitable for one or two. Men preferred. Lulah Fullerton, 479 Rose Ave. HAzel 9-3451. 1913c CHERRY TREE Apts and rooms —furnished. 830 Second St. HA zel 9-5042 Mfc WANTED BERRY PICKERS Clean, irrigated Marshall straw berries. last week of May. Cu cumber pickers needed later. 12 mile east of Buxton school. In quire Myron Heesaker, Rt. 1. Banks. Phone EAst 4-2658. 1913 HURRY' HURRY! HURRY' Sign up now to pick strawberries about the first of June at Earn ests near St. Helens. Exception ally clean fields. Transportation furnished from Vernonia. Will pick up pickers along the way. Contact Mrs. Tracy Hanson. 538 Weed Ave. Phone HAzel 9-6262 1913c WANTED: Berry pickers, for Baileys at Buxton, about June I. Call Celeste Poetter, HA 9-3432 16tfc DEAD and worthless stock re moved free of charge. Also, will buy your cows, calves, hogs. John Wilmarth, Clatskanie, Ore. Phone 2362. 25tfc CLARENCE R WAGNER, county surveyor, Court House, St. Helens. Phone office, 698; home, 183. Pri vate surveying, engineering work. 24tfc CLASSIFIED RATES THE EAGLE assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that may appear in ads pub lished in its columns, but in case where this paper is at fault, will reprint that part of an adv. in which the typo graphical mistake occurs. NO information on classifieds will be given out until after paper is mailed. MINIMUM charge 50c for 25 words or less. Words over min imum. 3c each. Three inser tions for the price of two. NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER WEDNESDAY NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEK S PAPER. CARD of Thanks It Notices: $1.00 POETRY accepted only as paid matter. Rate: 5c per type line. BLIND ADS with answers to be handled by the Eagle: Mini mum charge $1.00. No informa tion given relative to such ads. Taking advantage of a raft of friends is the only thing that keeps some people afloat. By Dr. Harold M. Erickson Oregon State Health Officer Statistics just completed show 1,120 persons lost their lives in Oregon accidents last year, slight ly more than the 1,108 deaths during 1957. Motor vehicle fatalities de creased from 494 to 467 and the deaths from home accidents con tinued to decline, dropping from 232 to 207. The two categories which pushed the total upward were occupational accidents, which increased slightly from 132 to 142, and public accidents, which rose sharply from 210 to 274. More complete analysis of these figures reveals that five public and occupational sub-categories were responsible for Oregon’s re- latively-poor accident record last year. These were agriculture, manufacturing, water transporta tion. drownings, and miscellan eous public accidents, each of which showed substantial in creases over 1957. It is interest ing that logging, long known for its hazards, produced fewer fa talities last year, which speaks for the accident prevention work in this field. We are now entering our vaca tion season, when thousands each week will take advantage of Ora- gon's plentiful supply of public beaches and waterways. Such re creation certainly contributes io good health, if we keep alert to the dangers involved. Last year 136 persons died from drowning or water transportation accidents. A good dose of common sense and a healthy respect for water by all vacationers would go a long way to reducing that toll this year. .. 2 - MRS. R. D. EBY pins first prize ribbon on Jimmy Proehl, grade school bey with best centennial costume. Mist-Nehalem Unit Plans Salads for Community Day The Mist-Nehalem extension unit met May 8 at the home of Mrs. Mae Mills. This was the final meeting for this year Tima and place for the September meet ■ ing will be announced nearer that time. Members of the unit are re minded to bring salads for the Nehalem Valley Community day which will be held at the Legion hall in Vernonia this Saturday, May 23. Salads may be left with Berna Howry or Virginia Hansen Friday evening or before 8:30 Sa- turday morning 1 | | | | Oernonia Eagle MARVIN KAMHOLZ Editor and Publisher Official New.-paper of Vernonia, Oregon Entered as second class mail matter. August 4. 1922 at the post office in Vernonia. Oregon under the act of March 3, 1879. Sub scription price $3.00 yearly in the Nehalem Valley Elsewhere S3 56 PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION I MARY ANDRUS gets first prize ribbon from Mrs. Eby for best grade school girl's costume. Her little sister Sharon is with them. a HZHXHXHXHXHZHZHZHZHXHZH a -Get Results with Eagle Classifieds- XHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZKXHZMZHT
