CLASSIFIED ADS__ WOMEN'S LEAGUE FOR SALE-General FOR RENT ALL LEE OVERALLS FOR RENT: Small two-bedroom house, partly furnished, $50. Call HAzel 9-5633 __________________ 7t3 20% off Mens - all sizes Ladies Childrens MIST STORE Mist, Oregon Open 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Open Sunday 7t2c FOR SALE: Used piano, $25. Fair condition. HAzel 9-6805.________ 7t3c FOR SALE: Used oil stove with fan, good condition, $75. Dick Gwin, HA- zel »5752.____________________ 7t3c FOR SALE: Used Frigidaire elec tric range, 40-inch size, new oven unit, good working condition. $35. Call Wayne Markham, HAzel 9-3645. ____________________________ 7t3c Calves for sale. Albert Stager, Tim ber Rt. HAzel 9-3867.__________6t3c FOR SALE: One Jersey cow; also, two purebred Ayrshires, both bred. Doc Fuquay, HAzel 9-6506. 5t3 J. H. McKnighl Well Driller Rt. 1, Box 240, Warren, Oregon Domestic, irrigation or well drilling. exploratory Also Pum p Sales and Service FH A or GI Term s Available Write or call collect, St. Helens 397-2910 50tfc FRESH FLOWERS for any occa sion. Flowers wired anywhere. Ruth Steers, HAzel 9-5384. 15tfc FLOWERS THAT PLEASE. Fin est in flowers for all occasions. Plants, bouquets. Floral pieces for funerals. Flowers speeded by long distance or wired anywhere. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, HAzel 9-6611. ltfc FOR SALE-Real Estate Columbia River Real Estate REALTORS VERNONIA ¿RANCH 866 Bridge S . Phone HA 9-5211 FOR RENT: Three bedroom house on one acre on river. North Mist Drive. Large chicken house and gar den plot. Guy Thomas, HAzel 9-3051 cr HAzel 9-3031._______________ 6tfc CHERRY TREE Apts. Complete ly furnished except bedding, dish es. Rent includes all utilities, heat, lights, water. Private bath, kit chenettes. 830 Second St. HAzel 9-5042. H. J. ''Hill" Edison, Mgr. 14tfc CARD OF THANKS 1 DEEPLY appreciate the many cards, phene calls, flowers and oth er expressions of sympathy extended to me in the loss of my mother. Your many kindnesses have meant much to me. Thank you to each of you. Mrs. John Serafin _____________________________ 7tl DEAR Friends and neighbors.: Your lovely birthday cards sent to me last week mean more than words can express. It was really wonderful to hear from so many of you and I am taking this means of replying so 1 won’t miss any of you. A special thank you to the Mt. Heart Social club for their good wishes. Thanks to each of you and we hope to be seeing you before too long. Mrs. Frank Lentz _____________________________ 7tl 1 WISH to thank all my good friends for the many prayers, nice cards and flowers while I was in the hos pital. It was so wonderful to be re membered and it helped the time to go faster and was greatly appreciat ed. Thanks so much, and may the good Lord bless each one of you. Alice Lindsay 7tl SERVICES ---------------------- WILL BAKE and decorate cakes for all occasions. Mrs. Everett Hazen, 1246 Rose Avenue. HAzel 9-3205. 7t3 FINANCE your new 1965 car with a loan from Vernonia Federal Cred it Union. 853 Bridge St. 43tfc SEPTIC TANK service. Pumping and repair. G. A. Russell, Columbia City, Oregon. Phone St. Helens 397-0650 daytime; 397-0074 after 5:00 p.m. 46tfc FRED FLOETER, Broker LLOYD QUINN, AGENT Haberman's Meat ON THE Nehalem River with city services lies this remodeled 3-bed- room home on 9/10 acre. Includes shop and lots of garden space and shrubs. $4750. Terms. PROCESSING PLANT 3-BEDROOM home, newly decorat ed with elec, heat and w/w carpet. $8500. Terms Neg. QUIET, yet close - 100 x 100 comer lot, 2 king-size b/rooms. $1500 down. Newly Redone. WE NEED RENTALS 2 B/ROOM house on comer lot, 100 x 100, including stoves and daveno. Priced to sell. $2800. 7tlc RILL HORN Vernonia Bank Bldg. Banquet Honors Student Groups The fifth annual National Honor Society-Student Government recogni tion banquet, sponsored by the school board of school district 47J, was held at the Masonic temple February 11 at 7 p.m. Wendell Curry, superin tendent of schools in Rainier, was the guest speaker. Members of the student council honored were Welcome Rumbaugh, advisor; Terry Smith, student body president: Ken Bateman, first vice- president; Jerry Hanson, second vice-president; Linda Jensen, sec retary; Joyce Chandler, treasurer; Roger Medges, student manager; Steve Minger, FES representative; Terry Larson, senior class president; Jerry Hays, senior class representa tive; Tony Weaver, junior class pres ident; Ron Russell, junior class rep resentative; Erick Berg, sophomore class president; Kathy Jensen, soph omore class representative; Steven Curl, freshman class president; Kristen Landers, freshman class representative; and Sharon Bruns- man, Memolog editor. Members of the National Honor So ciety honored, along with Harold McEntire, their advisor, were: Jim Bellingham, president; Vicki Pol lock, vice-president; Sharon Bruns- man, secretary; Christine King, treasurer; Linda Jensen, concession committee representative; Donna Sanders, Fred Smith, Judy Stock- well, Deanna Ritz and Christine Bender. Four sophomores who are probationary members this year and who may become full-fledged mem bers in their junior year are: Bill Hanson, Ann Sargent, Sally Knowl ton and Kathy Jensen. The purpose of the recognition banquet is to honor the Vernonia high school academic and student government leaders for their past performances and to encourage these students, plus other students, to aspire to the merits of the Nation al Honor Society and Student Coun cil organizations, according to J. W. Acaiturri, superintendent of district 47J schools. Accidents don’t just happen—they are the results of mistakes we all make every day. N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L “W71 I äs §> c 6,,5 n A F F IL IA T E M EM B ER By Gordon Reed After leaving the Burbank, DeBell Municipal golf course which has such a beautiful setting, looking out over the city of Burbank and Holly wood Hills, we headed for Death Valley and we hoped a little warmer weather. Leaving the northeast Los Angeles area, we saw a sign, “Knollwood Golf Course’’ and as it was only about 11 a.m. we decided to inves tigate. We found that it was a de velopment golf course built in several small valleys with houses and lots around its perimeter. It was well laid out from a stand point of one foursome interfering with another foursome’s golf game. In fact, it would take a search war rant to find anyone on the course. As I said, it was laid out in val leys. Sometimes one would play 3 or 4 holes in one valley then wind up over a small hill in between the homes, and down the other side to the next tee. This made it very nice for a leis urely game of golf and a view of quite a lot of scenery, but one had better rent a golf cart, either elec tric or gas, to ride around with or he would really get walking exer cise. Between some tees we would travel 2 to 3 hundred yards before teeing for the next shot. Some of the tees were located at the top of these valleys which gave a very fine shot out into the bottom of the valley and the distance one would get on a drive was certainly very good for a golfer’s ego and this includes the lady golfers. Apparently they had a very active and large mens’ and ladies’ club going at this course, as we noticed that all of the signs around the course, even to replacing divots and fixing ball mark signs, were put up by these groups. The course itself was quite clean with very little debris scattered around the tees or fairways. This was also true around the club house and pro shop. This reminded us of our own course at home, as our golfers have done an excellent job of putting papers and debris in the trash cans provided. This was brought out in our recent high wat er here at the course as there was hardly any debris of any kind found on the course after this high water. After having a sandwich and cup of coffee in the coffee shop and talk ing to the caretakers, we took off through Lancaster and Mohave to Barstow where we visited our next golf slub. G o l f i n g is b e g i n n i n g to take hold here at our course once more, after all of the snow that has The heart and blood vessel di seases account for 54 percent of all US deaths and are the nation’s num ber one health enemy, according to your Heart Association. To keep small rugs from slipping is the purpose of a new coarse mesh product made of washable “rubbery” material that clings to the floor. It is sold by the yard. Uernonia Eagle 6 THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1965 Is your home UNDER-INSURED? G et f u ll f ir e c o v e ra g e a t lo w e r cost u t FAST • FAIR • FRIENDLY Lloyd Quinn — HA 9-5211 MARR & STAFFORD MEAT CO. Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore. EL 7-7281 Slaughtering, Cutting, Wrapping, and Curing Meat for sale, any quantity. C attle Received Sunday and M onday until noon. Hogs received Tuesday and W ednesday until noon. Come through Banks, lake Tillamook road X1/, mile, take first iefihand road. ltfc LAST NOTICE NOTICE: Dog owners are reminded that ORS 609.100 requires that all dog tags (licenses) “shall be fastened by the licensee to a collar and kept on the dog at all times when not in the immedi ate possession of the licensee.’’ All dogs not wearing a license in accordance with ORS 609.100 will be treated by the Dog Control Officer as an unlicensed animal. APPLICATION FOR DOG LICENSE (Clip and Mail) To: ROY NELSON, County Clerk of Columbia County, St. Helens, Oregon: Please send me a dog license for the ensuing year as follows: Check Proper Classification Schedule of F ees Before Mar. 1st After Mar. 1st Male ........................................$1.50 Spayed Female .......................... $1.50 Female ......................................$3.00 $2.50 $2.50 $4.00 Name of Breed of Dog ......................................................................... Enclosed find: Draft, Check, Money Order for $.............................. Name ............................................................................................. Address ................................................................................. — Fill the above blank out in full and return with necesary fee. All licenses expire December 31st of each year. REMIT BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER DO NOT SEND CURRENCY. $1.00 Penally after March 1st, 1965 CLARENCE R. WAGNER, county surveyor. Court House, St. Helens Phone office, 397-0698; home, 397- 0018. Private surveying, engineer ing work. 24tfc CLASSIFIED RATES REALTY and Slate Inspected CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Beef: Monday, Tuesday, Friday Hogs: Thursday, Friday till noon Cutting and Wrapping Sharp Freezing Smoking and Curing Free use of Stock Trailer Shop Res. EL 7-3922 EL 7-2981 Rt. 2. Bx 141, Forest Grove, Ore. On Fern Hill Road ltfc Team standings L W Pills 11 5 Standard Oil 9tt 6(4 Quinns 8tt 7(4 West Oregon 3 13 High series, Joyce Johnson, 533; high game, Sally Gaston, 210. Splits picked up: Gladys Sharar 2-7, Janet Fields 3-7, Dorris Krieger 5-10, Margaret Thompson 5-8-10, Vi Fetheraton 3-7-10. GOLF VIEWS and NEWS kept golfers away for almost two months. Several players were here from Longview and St. Helens as well as some of our regular golfers from Forest Grove, Hillsboro and Portland, over the week end. Some of these were strangers to this valley and it is especially nice to see these people and hear their comments on this beautiful spot and how much they enjoyed the day. In my last Golf News, I told about some of the animals iwild) we saw in California. Well, last Thurs day I took my brother (who was here on a visit» for a drive around the community and we saw two large bobcats out in a field hunting for mice about 10:30 in the morning. That gave both of us quite a thrill. Paid up green fee memberships are now open and we hope to see more new golfers on your course each week. ___ Insurance Exchange HAzel 9-6203 FARM LISTINGS NEEDED FOR SALE-Car, Truck FOR SALE: 1950 Buick, good ninning order, good tires. Also, good con crete mixer. 631 Third I Madison) St. or call HAzel »6494,___________ 7tl FOR SALE: 1957 Ford, 4-dr. station wagon, V8, R&H, PS, PB, Ex. cond. Recent overhaul, engine, transmis sion, $550. 1953 Chev, 4-dr sedan, R&H, Good cond., $100. Call HAzel 9-5953._______________________ 5t3c MISCELLANEOUS WOULD $40 per week fill the gap between income and outgo? 15 hours a week, days or evenings and Sat urdays. Must have car. Joe Rezac, 201 Lloyd Plaza, Portland, Oregon. 4tfc WANTED Work wanted, any kind, reasonable. Marvin- Sippi- Brewer Sr., 124 A Street Phone HAzel 9-5751. 7t3 WANTED: Boys aged 11 to 14 for Oregonian routes Make money and win trip to Disney land in June. For information call HAzel 9-3825. 6tfc Want to buy farm for cattle and horses. Must have water and build ings. Can pay all cash b.k.r. Call Portland, BElmont 4-0681 or write 3059 NE Glisan S t, Portland. Ore 2(Xfc THE EAGLE assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that may appear in ads published in its columns, but in cases where this paper is at fault, will reprint that part of an adv. in which the typographical mistake occurs. MINIMUM charge 75c for 25 words or less. Words over minimum, 4c each. Three Insertions for the price of two. NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER TUESDAY N O O N EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEK'S PAPER NO information on classifieds will be given out until after paper is mailed. BLIND ADS with answers to be handled by The Eagle: Mini mum charge $1.00. No informa tion given relative to such ads. CARD of Thanks ft Notices: $1.00 for up to 12 lines. Additional lines, 8c each. Oernonia Eagle MARVIN KAMHOI.Z Editor and Publisher Official Newspaper of Vernonia. Oregon Entered as second class mail mat ter. August 4, 1922 at the post office in Vernonia, Oregon under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $3 00 yearly in the Nehalem Valley Elsewhere $3.50. N IW iF A M I PUBLISH$R$ A5IOCIATION big tightwads Chevy U 100 Station Wagon Chevy U 100 2-Door Sedan Chevy U With aluminised exhausts that discourage corrosion. . . Delcotron generators that encourage longer battery life . . . brakes that adjust themselces . . . rocker panels that Hush themselces free of dirt and salt. Tight? They’re downright miserly! You’re looking a t the lowest priced sedan and station wapon th a t Chevrolet makes. They neither look nor act their price. They’re roomy. The sedan seats six. The wagon has nine feet from the back of the front seat to the tip of the lowered tailgate. They’re good looking. Clean. Functional. You can get an economical 4-cylinder engine in the sedan or in both cars, a 120-hp Hi-Thrift Six th a t’s quick to do everything b ut cost you money. As we said earlier, these are our lowest priced cars. Try one out today. discover the difference F C H E V R O L E T j Drive something really new— discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet • ( bevette • Chevy / / • Corvair* Corvette VERNONIA AUTO COMPANY BRIDGE STREET VERHOHIA OREGON No. 36 8700 PHONE HA 9 5023