CLASSIFIED AD<
FOR SALE-General
LEGAL NOTICE
CARPETS and life too can be beau­
tiful if you use Blue Lustre. Rent
electric shampooer $1. Brunsman
Hardware.
MOBILE HOME, 51'xlO’, two-bed
room with expansion room, a l l
electric, storm windows and awn­
ing, exc. cond. New S9000, asking
$4500. Art Johnston nhone 429-6507.
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MOBILE HOME, 51’xlO’, two-bed
room with expansion room, a 11
electric, storm windows and awn­
ing, exc. cond. New $9000, asking
$4500.________________________410
ELEC. ORGAN BUY. Beautiful
famous make walnut organ with
built-in Leslie Speaker. Want res­
ponsible party to assume no. pyts,
or will sell for cash. Phone 423-
8630 or write Adjustor, Tallman’s
Pianos-Organs, 1221 Commerce,
Longview, Washington.
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FOR SALE: Grey wool rug and
pad, 9x14, $40; chest of drawers,
$5; formica table & vinyl-covered
benches, seats 8 to 10, $30; all in
good condition. Must see to ap­
preciate. Call 429-3643 or see at
191 North St.________________ 40t3
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
administrator of the e s t a t e
of Ida
Mae Van Blaricom.
deceased, bv the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Columbia
County, and has qualified. All per
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre­
sent the same to me at Vernonia,
Oregon with vouchers and duly
verified within six months from the
date hereof.
Date of first publication, Septem
her 21, 1967.
Date of final publication Octob­
er 19, 1967.
Fred A. Van Blaricom
Adminisrator
Van Natta & Petersen
St. Helens, Oregon, 97051
Attorneys.
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NOTICE
2:00 P.M. in the County Court­
room, Courthouse, St. Helens, Ore­
gon, a hearing will be held f o r
the purpose of hearing any objec­
tions to the proposed exchange of
certain county-owned timber lands
for state-owned tim ber lands, all
CAMPER homemade 8-footer. Has situated in Columbia County, Ore­
table-bunk combination, cupboards gon.
stove. Call 4 29-3874.
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The following is a description
of Columbia County owned timber
lands which are proposed to be ex­
changed for certain hereinafter
described timber lands, to-wit:
Modern Edge rolled roofing,
Strips of land for railroad right-
Roll
$ 2.98
of-way o v e r and across the
North half of the SW quar­
Mineral Split roofing, roll
2.00
ter (N Vi SW Vi), Section 17;
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
West half of the Northeast qu­
OF CABINET HARDWARE
arter (W '/2 NE Vi), North half
of Southeast quarter (N Vi SE
15c
1 x 12 Pine, per ft.
V4), Section 19; West half of
2.00
Doors, from
Southwest quarter (W Vi SW
1.65
Cement, per sack
Vi), Section 20; West half of
90c
Roof Coatings, per gal.
Northwest quarter (W Vi NW
Vi), Northwest quarter of South
( In 5 gal. lots and up. )
west quarter (NW Vi SW Vi),
COMPLETE LINE OF ALL
Section 29; South half of North
INSULATION
east quarter (S Vi NE Vi),
Southeast quarter of NW Vi
Aluminum Windows, all sizes.
(SE Vi NW Vi), Northeast quar
Example - 3030
14.63
ter of Southwest quarter (NE
Vi SW Vi), North half of South
FREE CUP OF COFFEE
east quarter (N Vi SE Vi), Sec
ANYTIME
tion 30, described in right of
way and agreement, including
the term s and provisions there
of, from Blodget Company, Li
Comer Bridge St. & Jefferson Ave.
mited, to Columbia & Nehalem
River Railroad, recorded Au
gust 21, 1913, in Book 19, page
HAY FOR SALE, $18 per ton
212, Deed Records of Co­
Cheaper in 3-ton or over amounts
lumbia County, Oregon. Also,
Agreement altering same, ex­
Bruce Berndt, phone 429-5892.
ecuted by the same parties
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and recorded March 30, 1916 in
Book 23, page 98, Deed Records
PRES-TO-LOGS. Keasey Saw Shop
of Columbia County, Oregon,
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all being in Township 7 North,
Range 5 West, Willamette Mer­
USED chain saws for sale. Keasey
idian, Columbia County, Ore­
Saw Shop.
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gon.
The following is a description of
BUNDLES of old papers for starting the State owned Timber lands
fires. 10-pound bundle, 10 cents. Ver­ which are proposed to be exchang­
nonia Eagle.
48tf ed to Columbia County for the
aforementioned timber lands own­
FRESH FLOWERS for any occasion ed by Columbia County, Oregon;
Flowers wired anywhere.
Ruth to-wit:
Lot 4, (SW Vt SW V4) of Sec­
Steers, 429-5384.
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tion 30, Township 7 N o r t h ,
Range 5 West, Willamette Mer­
FLOWERS THAT PLEASE. Finest
idian, Columbia County, Ore­
in flowers for all occasions. Plants,
gon.
Dated at St. Helens, Oregon,
bouquets. Floral pieces for funerals.
Flowers speeded by long distance or this 20th day of September, 1967.
ROY A. NELSON
wired anywhere. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas,
County Clerk
429-6611.
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Fannie Rhine Deputy
Dates of Publication: Septem­
ber 28, 1967, October 5, 1967, Octo-
her 12, 1967, October 19, 1967.
BUILDING SUPPLIES
L & L LUMBER CO.
FOR SALE-Real Estate
FOR SALE: $6000, easy contract,
nice 2-bdrm home, elec, heat, 50 x
100 fenced, corner First Ave. and
N e h a le m St. Call 429 6272.
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Reeher
Really
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I.I.OYI) QUINN
BROKER
& Ins.
P h on e 429-5211
866 Bridge Street
Vernonia, Oregon
RENTALS
YOUR LISTINGS SOLICITED
FOR SALE-Car, Truck
FOR SALE: 1953 Oldsmobile. excel­
lent condition $100 429-6563 42t 1
FOR SALE: 1953 Chev panel, good
running condition, $150. 941 First
Ave . Vernonia.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND: Dog—describe and pay for
ad Jim Fields. 429-6903 4211
CLASSIFIED RATES
Company
BILL HORN, BKR. Vernonia Br.
Salesman - George Laws
Phone 429-6203
Evenings 429-5603
LISTINGS WANTED
RENTALS AVAILABLE
Real Estate
BOWLING
MINIMUM charge 75c for 25 words
or less. Words over minimum. 4c
each. Three insertions for the priee
of two.
BLIND ADS with answers to be han­
dled by The Eagle:
Minimum
charge $1.00. No Information given
relative to such ads.
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up to 12 lines. Additional lines, 8c
each.
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ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED AF­
TER TUESDAY NOON EXCEPT
FOR NEXT WEEK'S PAPER.
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CARD OF THANKS
MY SINCERE THANKS is extend
ed Io neighbors and friends in Ver
nonia for their words of encoura­
gement and prayers during in y
stay in the hospital.
Earl It Trombley_______42tl
FOR RENT
FDR RENT One-bdrm house in
town, freshly painted, partly furn ,
including appliances, oil heat Call
429 5023.____________________42t3c
NO Information on classifieds will be
given out until after paper is mail­
ed.
Make up your mind you can't
and you're always right
SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE I
4-H Clubbers to
Be Recognized
Four H members from the Scap­
poose and Warren areas will re­
ceive recognition for the 4-H club
work they have done during the
past year at a meeting in the
Scappoose high school activity
room October 26 at 7:30 p.m.
A representative of the First
National Bank of Oregon will be
on hand to present achievement
pins and cards to the 4 II members
who have earned them Additional
special awards and ribbons from
the state fair will also be present­
ed to club members.
The program will consist of re
ports from club members on 4-H
club summer school activities. 4-H
eamp, tours, and other entertain­
ment.
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Thursday Afternoon League
W
L
The Chicks
16
4
Fabrics 'n Fashion
11
9
Cliff’s Superettes
11
9
Chevy V8’s
16
4
High team game, Fabrics 'n F a ­
shion & The Chicks tied, 823.
High team series, The Chicks,
2383.
3High indiv. game, Joyce Borst,
165.
High indiv. series, Sharon Mc­
Kee, 472.
Splits picked up: Helen Norwood,
5-6-10; Betty Fuquay, 9-10; Freda
Petersen, 5-6.
Monday Night League
Team Standings, October 16
W
L
Quinn’s Insurance
18
6
West Oregon Elec.
12 12
Nehalem Lanes
9 15
Vernonia Drug
9 15
High team series, 2297, Vernon­
ia Drug. High team game, Quinn’s
Insurance, 799.
High individual series and game,
Margaret Thompson, 446, 169.
Splits picked up: Nancy Devine,
3-10; Nell Thomas, 5-6-10; Mar­
garet Thompson, 3-10; Myra Bas-
ka, 2-7; Sally Berg, 3-10; Sharon
Gibson, 5-7; Jean Myer, 3-10.
High three averages: Florenz
Huff, 145; Nancy Devine, 142; Nor-
ma McLeod, 138.
THE HIGH sehocl choral group directed by Don Jack-
sen provided numbers during the afterncan program
at West Oregon Electric annual meeting,
MRS. LEE SKEEN, owner of The Rag Doll shop, was
one of the displayers at the annual meeting Saturday.
Her originally designed handmade dolls and accessor­
ies attracted much attention.
W
L
Bill Horn Ins.
16
8
Standard Oil
14
10
Cut and Curl
11
13
The PiUs
5
19
Splits picked up: Sharon Krie-
ger, 4-5-7; Rosie Siedelman, 3-10;
Judy Blanford, 5-7 and Carolyn
Keasey, 3-7-9.
High individual game and series,
Trudy Magoff 117 and 515.
High team series, Standard Oil,
2401.
High 3 averages for week of 10-
17-67: Trudy Magoff, 135; Sharon
Kreiger, 132; Judy Blanford, 130.
MEN'S LEAGUE
W
L
Mill Market
15
9
Nehalem Lanes
14
10
Vernonia Milk
11
13
Crown Z
8
16
High team series, Vernonia Milk,
2744.
High ind. game, Ben Fowler,
194.
High ind. series, Ben Fowler and
Ted Bodenhamer tied, 502.
Splits picked up: H. Andregg,
3-10 and 5-9-7; Ben Fowler, 4-10
and 6-7-10; Joe Magoff, 5-7; H. Ful­
ler, 3-10; Ted Bodenhamer, 4-9;
T. Hanson, 5-7 and 3-6-7-10; F.
Johnson, 4-5-7.
Judge Helps on
Housing Survey
In information given by Judge
Earl Seawright concerning a meet­
ing held by the steering committee
for low-cost senior citizen housing
in the Scappoose area recently, he
Well laid plans for the future as­ stated that discussion with Louis
Baxter, Farm Home Administra­
sures no regrets for the past.
tion, it was concluded that a com­
plete review with aU the organiza­
tions and groups in the Scappoose
SEAT BELTS SAVE
area should be concerned with the
LIVES — USE THEM !
needs of the senior citizen housing
problem, and that this is a rural
housing, and is not designed to fill
the needs from the urban area,
such as Portland, or any area over
FOR AUTO LOANS contact your 5,300 population.
Vernonia Federal Credit Union.
Therefore he continued, o n l y
Horn’s Insurance office, 2 to 6 those neonle living in the rural
p.m. Tue., Thur., Fri. or call 429- areas, such as Scappoose, could
7425._______________________ 20tfc qualify for this housing and t h e
rules and by-laws of a permanent
CONSTRUCTION WORK, by con­ organization would spell this out,
tract or hour. B & B Wood Prod­ as well as define the period of time
ucts, Vernonia, Oregon, 429-5831. a person should live in the com­
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munity or the
area before he would
be considered for housing.
Based on the cost of each unit,
BRUCE BERNDT
for which rent would have to am or­
tize the cost of the facility, includ­
ing caretaking and maintenance,
and excluding the cost of electri­
city, the rental fee would be some­
429-5892
Keasey Rt.
Vernonia where in the neighborhood of $60
33tfc or $65 per month, he stated.
At the present time, the steering
SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and deliv­ committee is considering o n l y
ery. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. housing for senior citizens, a n d
Tandy Shoe Repair, D street, Ver­ the definition in this case, of a
citizen” , is that they must
nonia. 429-3301.
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have reached 62 years of age, with
the exception that the wife could
CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING
be younger, if it is a married cou­
Cooler - Sharp Freeze
ple.
Locker Wrapped
It is imoortant to note, he stat­
R J. Ekhoff
429-3842 ed, that the total income of indivi­
duals asking for this type of low­
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cost housing cannot be more than
CLARENCE R. WAGNER, profes­ $6,000 per year. This does not elim­
inate people who have property
sional civil engineer, county survey­ or
assets beyond $6.000. The cri­
or, Court House, St. I '- 1"is. Private teria would be limited to a fam ­
surveying estimates, pla,id, etc. Call ily's income only.
S. Helens 397-0698.____________20tfc
The steering committee is in the
process of making a survey of how
SEPTIC TANK service. Pumping many, and who, would be interest­
and repair. G. A. Russell, Columbia ed in this low cost housing, if it is
City, Oregon. Phone St. Helens feasible after the evaluation stage.
397-0650 daytime; 397-0074 after There are many questions both the
steering committee and the public
5:00 p.m.
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would like to delve into, and a s
soon as special meetings are ar­
ranged with the various groups,
they can explore all the possibili­
PROCESSING PLANT
ties. based on federal requiremen­
ts and local needs. Seawright stat­
State Inspected
SERVICES
Excavating Service
Sewer Systems Installed
Haberman's Meat
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
Beef: Monday, Tuesday, Friday
Hogs: Thursday. Friday till noon
Cutting and Wrapping
Sharp Freeiing
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
l if e
Hunter Struck
By Rifle Shot
Sunday Night
Jim Thompson, 52nd and Mult­
nomah, Portland, was wounded
severely in both legs as he hunted
with hiS brother-in-law, and their
sons, near Oak Ranch creek near
Vemenia Sunday at dusk.
Thompson’s brother-in-law, Ed
ward Hegedus of Oregon City re­
lated that the party of four had
just downed a doe in a field adja
cent to Highway 47 and Oak Ranch
creek when a shot fired by an un­
known party struck Thompson in
the legs.
First aid was administered and
a passing motorist flagged down
to transport the injured man to the
hospital at St. Helens. Thompson
was given emergency treatm ent
at St. Helens, then transferred to
a Portland hospital. Hegedus stat­
ed the bullet broke one leg, a n d
tore a large piece of muscle from
the other limb.
Hunter Injured
In Accident
A Portland hunter, Buford A.
Smith, was injured early Wednes­
day morning, October 11, w h e n
the pickup he was driving left the
Scappoose-Vernonia road near Bon­
nie Falls. The accident occure:!
at approximately 1:30 a m.
Smith was taken to Columbia
District hospital by the Scappoose
first aid car for emergency treat­
ment, and then transferred t o
Emanuel hospital in Portland for
further care.
City Patrolman Milo Chamber-
len was called to the scene, a n d
was joined there by John Alder
and Deputy Roediger of the Col­
umbia county sheriff's office.
Two Drown on
Sauvies Island
The Coast Guard, state police
and Multnomah and Columbia
county sheriff’s office personnel
joined over the week end in search
and dragging operations for two
persons missing and presumed to
be drowned in separate accidents
on Sauvies Island.
The first incident involved a 10-
year-old Portland boy who disap­
peared when he stepped into a hole
while wading in the Columbia with
friends Saturday. The youth, John­
ny Edward Scarboro, 1554 SE Ta­
coma St., slipped in to the water
while wading at Hutchinson’s
Beach on the island.
A 22-year-old Portland duck hun­
ter slipped while trying to recov­
er a decoy from the Columbia
river on Sauvies Island Sunday.
He was swept away by the cur­
rent ar.d presumed drowned. The
man was listed by authorities as
Timothy White of 308 SW Vista Av­
enue, Portland.
SHOP LOCALLY
FIRST!
6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1967
Oernonia Eagle
MARR & STAFFORD
MEAT CO.
Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove Ore.
EL 7-7281
Slaughtering, Cutting, Wrapping,
and Curing
Meat for sale, any quantity.
Cattle Received Sunday and Mon­
day until noon; Hogs received Tues­
day and Wednesday until noon.
Come through Banks, take Tilla­
mook road l ’*i ml., take first
lefthand road.
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KING’S Grocery-Market
Phone 429-6015
■‘Where Your Money Buys More”
Riverview
At the Mile Bridge
ed.
He also asked those interested
in low-cost public housing of this
tvpe and nature to contact a n y
member of the steering committee
Those on the committee are W. L.
"Wes” Brown, June Simmons, H.
A Sandberg, and Max Weillert of
Scappoose, and Earl N. Seawright,
county judge.
Any group or organization inter­
ested in the exploring this need for
the senior citizen of the Scappoose
area should contact Mrs. June
Simmons for a meeting date, ac­
cording to Seawright.
ALWAYS - Top Quality
ALWAYS — Best Prices
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
— From your home-owned, independent grocery—
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