CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE-General
SERVICES
MEN'S LEAGUE
March 9
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Vernonia
Milk
20*6
1516
Now Driced to compete with all oth­
Dean’s Market
20
16
er fuels. Call Keith Wood,
Good hay for sale. No weeds, no
Nehalem
Lanes
18
18
COUNTRY
GAS
rain. A. R. Mills, Birkenfeld. 755-
Ralph’s Chevron
13*6 22*6
648-6508 — Hillsboro
2302.
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High team 3-game series, Ver-
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nonia Milk, 2650.
THE amazing Blue Lustre will
Remodel your hcuse this year with a
High individual 3-game series,
leave your upholstery beautifully
loan from the credit union. Join now. Dick Aldrich, 476.
soft and clean. Rent electric sham-
High single game, Walt Berg, 201.
pooer $1. Brunsman Hardware and Vernonia Federal Credit Union, 853
Sjlits
picked up: Bill Hall, 3-10;
Bridge
Street,
Vernonia.
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Electric.
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Ralph Sturdevant, 5-10; Bill Ritz,
PRES-TO-LOGS. Keasey Saw Shop Will do housework, ironing in your 4-10 & 5-6.
__________________________ 49tfc home or mine, dressmaking. Can
USED chain saws for sale. Keasey give references. Mildred A. Gould,
Saw Shop.
49tfc 631 Madison Avenue, Vernonia.
9t3 Quinn’s
16
27*6
BUNDLES of old papers for starting
25
19
Standard
fires. 10-pound bundle, 10 cents. Ver­
Beaver State Corp.
26
18
Pills
nonia Eagle.
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Residential - Commercial
1714
2614
West Oregon
And Farm Buildings
FRESH FLOWERS for any occasion.
Team high three games, Pills,
All
Types - Remodeling
Flowers wired anywhere.
Ruth
2329; individual high three games,
Complete Planning Service
Steers, 429-5384.
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Marlea Leffler, 485; individual high
Rudy Smith, Mgr.
game, Marlea Leffler, 190.
Phone Hillsboro MI 8-3666
FLOWERS THAT PLEASE. Finest
Splits: Margaret Thompson 3-10;
Res. Ph. Hillsboro MI 8-4540
in flowers for all occasions. Plants,
Betty Fuquay 5-7; Sadie Miller 5-8-
bouquets. Floral pieces for funerals.
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10, 4-5-7 twice; Shirley Huss 3-10;
Flowers speeded by long distance or
Joyce Johnson 3-10; Nancy Devine
wired anywhere. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas,
3-10; Nell Thomas 5-7; Ann McEn-
429-6611.
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tire 5-7, 9-10.
FOR SALE: Foley Saw Filer. Keas-
ey’s Saw Shop.
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M etered Propane Service
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
THIS IS Architect John Storrs’ sketch of the $1*4 m il­
lion forestry center that will provide exhibit space for
forest products from Oregon, Washington, California
and Idaho. Center will be built by Western Forestry
C-Z Road Lighting Improved
To Give Public Added Safety
A program to further increase
public safety at intersections of
Crown - Zellerbach’s Columbia For­
est Road with public highways has
been undertaken by the company.
Already installed is a larger red
light where the Forest Road cros­
ses the Columbia River Highway
(U.S. 30) at Scappoose. Eight-inch
diameter red lights facing motor­
ists on the public highway have
been replaced with 12-inch diame­
ter surfaces.
In addition, the company has in­
creased to two the number of flash­
ing amber lights on signs warn­
ing motorists they are approaching
the intersection. Additional lights
SUMMONS 16541
In the Circuit Court of the State will also illuminate the warning
signs at night.
of Oregon for Columbia County
Lawrence Meissner, Trustee of
The Forest Road, completed by
Millie Meissner Trust and of Lar­ CZ in 1964 to relieve log truck
ry Meissner Trust, plaintiff
travel on public roads, runs from
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the headquarters of the company’s
Donald J. Garrity and Arlene M. E. P. Stamm Tree Farm at Pitts­
Garrity, defendents.
burg, to its log boom at Scappoose.
To Donald J. Garrity and Arlene
This spring the company will in­
M. Garrity, defendents, by or­ stall traffic lights at the two
der issued March 3, 1966;
crossings of the Forest Road with
In the name of the State of Ore­ the Scappoose-Vernonia highway.
gon you are hereby, by order is­ One of these is at Spitzenberg and
sued March 3, 1966; notified to ap­ the second just east of the Pitts­
pear and answer above-entitled burg junction.
suit on or before 4 weeks from
Both of these lights will have
date of first publication hereof. 12-inch diameter red lights facing
Upon your failure so to do, plain­ traffic on the public road.
tiff will take judgment against you
Lights at all three of the inter­
and each of you, as prayed for sections will be green to motorists
in the complaint, to-wit:
on the public road except when a
1, A decree requiring defendants vehicle approaches on the Forest
to pay to the Clerk of this Court, Road.
and within a time to be fixed by
the Court, for the withdrawal by
and use of plaintiff $980.00 with in­
terest at 6 percent per annum
from August 14, 1965, for $34.39
taxes with interest from Feb. 15,
1966 and for plaintiff’s costs and
Future Farmers of America
disbursements herein incurred.
2, In default of making said pay­ opened their 1966 Oregon conven­
ments, then after the lapse of time tion in Bend Wednesday with more
fixed by the Court, plaintif have than 600 boys from 94 local chap­
a final decree cancelling and ter­ ters from high schools throughout
minating the agreement of July the state in attendance. Among
14, 1965 and forever barring and these are Dean Stockwell, Randy
foreclosing all right, title and in­ Holce and Steven Poetter, mem­
terest which defendents or either bers of the Vernonia high school
of them may have in Lots 3 and chapter, accompanied by their
4, Block 6, First Addition to Ri­ vo-ag teacher, William Bowen.
Taking part in the convention is
verview Lots now in City of Ver­
Larry
Craig, national FFA vice-
nonia, Columbia County Oregon,
and restoring said real property president and former FFA presi­
dent in Idaho. He was a student at
to plaintiff, and
3, for such other and further the University of Idaho when elec­
relief as to the Court may seem ted to the national office. Craig
lives in Midvale, Idaho.
just and proper.
Two delegates from each of Ore­
Lawrence Meissner, Trustee,
gon’s
local chapters make up the
plaintiff
voting body to conduct convention
Deer Island, Oregon
Date of first publication, March business.
Delegates and visitors will be
10, 1966.
guests
at a steak fry this evening,
Date of last publication April 7,
Thursday, at the Rimrock Riders’
1966.
headquarters, a ranch just north
of Bend.
Highlight of the Friday night
MINIMUM charge 75c for 25 words program will be the presentation
or less. Words over minimum, 4c of awards and the installation of
new officers. A Prineville man,
each. Three insertions for the price
Charles Peterson, is to receive a
of two.
distinguished
service award.
BLIND ADS with answers to be han­
LEGAL NOTICE
Oernonla tagte
FOR SALE-Real Estate
LLOYD QUINN
BROKER
Real Estate & Ins.
Phone 429-5211
866 Bridge Street
Vernonia, Oregon
EXCAVATIONS - CLEARING
Registered & Bonded for
Sanitation Work.
BRUCE BERNDT
429-5892
Keasey Rt.
Vernonia
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SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and deliv­
ery. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Tandy Shoe Repair, D street, Ver­
nonia. 429-3301.
31tfc
CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING
Cooler - Sharp Freeze
Locker Wrapped
R. J. Ekhoff
429-3842
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LISTINGS N E E D E D
BILL
HORN
REALTOR
and Vernonia Insurance Exchange
Salesman—George Laws
429-6203
FARM LISTINGS NEEDED
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FOR SALE-Car, Truck
’65 CHEVELLE V-8, PG, 1-yr. war­
ranty. . .2600 mis.
$2195.00
’64 CHEVELLE 4-dr, Big 6, like
new. . .low mileage
$1695.00
’63 CHEVY 2. Stick, 6, perfect . . .
$1395.00
’64 WILLYS pickup. . canopy
$1650.00
’62 CORVAIR Monza Cpe.
$795.00
Wide selection of low priced cars.
’66 CHEVROLET pickups
’66 CORVAIR Spe. Cpe.
$1895
$1995
Alladin C am pers in Stock
Davies Chevrolet Company
493 Bridge St. - Vernonia - 429-5023
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FOR SALE: 21-foot self-contained
Fireball trailer house and Chev
station wagon fully equipped to haul
trailer. Mrs. Ed Salomonsen, 409
First avenue.
10t3c
MUST sacrifice 1958 Chev Impala.
Call 429-5725 or see at 1209 Bridge
street, Vernonia.
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CLARENCE R. WAGNER, profes­
sional civil engineer, county survey­
or, Court House, St. Helens. Private
surveying estimates, plans, etc. Call
S, Helens 397-0698.___________ 20tfc
SEPTIC TANK service. Pumping
and repair. G. A. Russell, Columbia
City, Oregon. Phone St. Helens
397-0650 daytime; 397-0074 after
Haberman's Meat
PROCESSING PLANT
State 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 HUI Road
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CARD OF THANKS
I WISH to express my appreciation
to the many friends who remember­
ed me with cards, plants, visits and
other kindnesses while I was in the
hospital and since I’ve been home.
They have helped more than words
can express.
Harry Emmons
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WANTED
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for all the
Wanted to Lease: Weekender cab­ kindness and expressions of sym­
in in rural Vernonia district. State pathy extended us during our re­
price and location in first letter. cent sorrow. For the cards, flowers,
Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Thornburg, 603 calls and many other thoughtful
NW 22nd Ave., Portland. Oregon.
acts we are indeed grateful. A
lltlc special thanks is extended to the
St. Mary’s Altar Society for the
dinner and to those who served,
Mrs Richard Hunteman and Mrs.
WOULD $40 per week fill the gap Joe Dennis. Also, to others who
between income and outgo? 15 hours sent dishes. All were greatly ap­
a week, days or evenings and Sat­ preciated. Our sincere thanks to ev­
urdays. Must have car. Joe Rezac, eryone.
201 Lloyd Plaza, Portland, Oregon.
Otto Siedelman
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Mr and Mrs. Cort Siedelman
and family
LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-A-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Siedelman
Diet Tablets. Only 98c at Vernonia
and family
Drug Company.
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Mr & Mrs. Marion Siedelman
and family
Mr and Mrs. Harold Keith
Mr. and Mrs. John Siedelman
MARVIN KAMIIOI.Z
and family
Editor and Publisher
Mr & Mrs. Victor Siedelman
Official Newspaper of
and family
Vernonia, Oregon
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THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1966
PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION
Center, Inc., a non-profit organization headed by indus­
try leaders from the four states. The center will be
located in Portland. A four-state campaign for funds
will be underway in he near future.
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
Forest Products
Center Planned
A $116 million center for the ex­
hibition of forest products from
When tree farm vehicles pass ac
tivators in the private road ap­ Idaho, Oregon, Washington and
proximately 300 feet from each in­ California will be built in Portland,
tersection, the light facing the pub­ hopefully within 12 months.
Architect John Storrs has been
lic road will become amber for six
given the go-ahead on plans and
seconds before turning to red.
“Motorists should be careful to a preliminary sketch of the exter­
remember this fact,” R. M. King, ior has already been submitted.
Directors of Western Forestry
manager of the Stamm Tree Farm,
said. “When those lights begin to Center, Inc., a non-profit corpora­
change it means a vehicle is about tion, have selected a three-acre
to enter the intersection. Most of site in Portland’s tree-studded west
them will be logging trucks, some hills near the Oregon Museum of
towing two trailers and others with Science and Industry and the Zo­
loads of poles up to 120 feet long. ological Gardens.
The three-acre site belongs to the
“ For their own safety, drivers
should be sure always to obey the City of Portland and would elim
inate three holes of the Hoyt park
signals.”
The tree farm manager also is­ pitch and putt golf course, a mu­
sued a reminder that travel on nicipally - owned operation. If the
the Forest Road is open only to city fathers approve the site, the
three holes would be relocated on
authorized vehicles.
adjacent property.
Western Forestry Center, Inc.,
listing prominent industry repre­
sentatives from the four states on
its board of directors, was formed
after fire destroyed the old For­
estry building, known as the larg­
At an assembly held Wednesday
est log cabin in the world, in Au­
morning at Vernonia high school,
gust 1964. The old structure was
letters were presented for basket­
built during the Lewis and Clark
ball to officially close that season
world’s fair in Portland in the
and give recognition to those who
early 1900’s.
participated in that sport this year.
Charles W. Fox of Portland,
Welcome Rumbaugh, high school
president of Cascades Plywood for
principal, spoke .to students prior
many years, is president of the
to the presentations.
non-profit corporation, which will
Bert Kronmiller, head basketball
seek funds for the new center in
coach, presented letters to the
a four-state campaign.
members of the varsity squad as
The building will be constructed
follows: (Numeral after nam,e in­
of modern forest products includ­
dicates whether one, two or three
ing lumber, plywood, hardboard,
year letterman) Steve Minger, 1;
laminated timbers etc.
Roger Medges, 1; Dennis Pederson,
Approximately 45,000 feet of ex­
1; Bill Hanson, 1; Jerry Hanson, 3;
hibit space will be available, plus
Fred Smith, 2;
a 300 - seat auditorium and an area
Dave Larson, 1; Larry Elton, 1;
for changing exhibits. A small ad­
Joe Curl, 1; Steve Ellis, 1; Gordon
mission charge will make it pos­
Blackburn, Mgr., 3; Kevin Krieger,
sible for the center to be self-
Mgr., 1.
supporting.
Gordon Crowston, junior varsity
coach, presented ■ certificates to
members of his ¿quad as follows:
Steve Curl, Petd'Brunsman, Chuck
Andrus, Buddy Robertson, Gary
Hanson,
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Larry Holsey, Keith Cameron,
Brad Rumbaugh, A1 Brunsmar.,
Henry Anderegg, chairman for
Dave Peddicord; Ed Sanders, Mgr. local participation in the Colum­
Freshmen team members also bia county OMSI fund raising auc­
received certificates from their tion to be held March 26 at the fair
coach, William Howard. This squad grounds at Deer Island, stated
included Mike Hopkins, Danny Am­ early this week that letters are be­
brose. Chris Smith, Fay Russell, ing sent this week to all businesses
Geoff Proehl,
in this area asking for donations
Randy Larson, Matt Koch, Curt­ of items to be sold. He plans to
is Hickman, Myron Dennis, Gary pick items up here prior to March
Davis, Doug Koski, Mgr.
24 and take them to the fair
Special service awards for out­ grounds March 25.
standing service during the basket­
All money derived from the auc­
ball season went to Ron Russell tion will go to the construction of
and Dan Hearing for statistics an agricultural wing for OMSI.
keeping, and for tape recording of Similar fund raising auctions are
games and photography.
being held in other counties
throughout the state, also.
Anderegg stated that all dona­
tions to the auction are tax deduct­
ible. He has special blanks which
will be filled out and given to each
contributor to use for tax purposes.
Columbia County Historical So­ Persons who wish to give cash in­
ciety will meet Wednesday, March stead of merchandise are asked to
23, in the first building from the en­ make checks payable to OMSI.
While letters are being sent only
trance gate to the Columbia county
fair grounds. There will be a pot­ to businesses, contributions from
luck at noon followed by the regular individuals are desired, also. They
can be new or used items. Antique
session. All are welcome.
An invitation to Columbia county articles have good sales value.
residents issued by the Aurora Col­ Items of small value or large value
ony Historical Society invites them are all welcome. Those with items
to an “Old Style Sausage Dinner” to be picked up may call Anderegg,
on Sunday, March 20 from 12 noon or other members of the local com­
to 5 p.m. in the Maplewood Grange mittee, Wm. Rundle or Cecil Huff.
hall, a half mile north of Aurora
Many a man who has carved
on Highway 99E. Old Colony dishes
will be featured — sausage made out his future begins to cut out
from the colony recipe will be his own best friends.
available for purchase.
We must bake the cake before
It is planned to restore the old
Ox Barn of the Colony as a muse­ we can eat it.
um, and furnishing it as it would
have been in the days of the colony,
MARR & STAFFORD
dated 1856. Dr. Wm. Keil was the
MEAT CO.
leader of this colony which came Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove Ore
west from Pennsylvania, first to
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Missouri, then to Washington and
Slaughtering, Cutting, Wrapping,
finally to Aurora, Oregon. They
and Curing
traveled by ox-team and brought
Meat for sale, any quantity.
their customs with them. The Col­
Cattle Received Sunday and Mon­
ony prospered until the death of
day until noon; Hogs received Tues­
Dr. Keil in 1877.
day and Wednesday until noon.
Mrs. Albert H. Powers is instru­
Come through Banks, take Tilla­
mental in this restoration in tribute
mook road 1H mi., take first
to Dr. Burt Brown Barker on the
occasion of his 90th birthday
Letters Given
For Basketball
OMSI Auction
Items Wanted
History Group
Dates Meeting