CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE-Car, Truck
FOR SALE-General
SOUP’S on the rug that is. so clean
the snot with Blue Lustre. Rent
electric shamnooer SI. Brunsman
Hardware.___________ ___________
CHINESE coffee table, old wall
clock, chests of drawers, roll top
desk, gate-leg table, sat dishes,
Chinese chest. Essie Nance, 848
Weed Ave.
50tl
FOR SALE: 1966 Honda 90, lo w
mi. Inquire bv calling 429-3385.
50t3
GOOD cooking apples, SI per box.
Gerald Sharar, 429-6543.
50tl
SMALL Croslev Shelvadore refri­
gerator, S25. OA Hill house 22
50t3c
FOR SALE: Small spinet-type pi-
ano, $100. Call 429-7412.
48t3c
HAYR1DE EVERY DAY. C u t
your own Christmas Tree. 15,000
bushed to go. Also, ride Hannibal
the ram and Trigger the pony.
Clint’s Tree Farm . Closed Satur
days.__________ __ __________48t3.
FOR SALE: Boy’s Schwinn 5-speed
bike, good condition; also, B-flat
cornet, ex. cond. Call 429-7385,
ONE-WHEEL trailer, hitch, lights,
cover; Kenmore elec, range. 30” ,
see-through door; Crawford 9’ over­
head garage door and frame. Call
4 2 9 - 5 3 ? 2 , _________________48t3
FOR SALE: Horse collars, a l l
new, various sizes; heavy logging
single-trees, heavy peevees, steel
logging blocks. Frank Rinck, Hud­
son Corner, Rainier Rt. 1. Phone
556-5102._____________________49t3
FOR SALE: 12 laying hens, young
and nine pullets, all Buff Sex-link.
Call evenings 429-5941._________ ___
FOR SALE: Box springs, foam
rubber mattress, twin bed size,
excel, cond., $40. Also reg. twin
mattress, $15. Wilson, 429-5413
49t3.
CHRISTMAS TREES, U-cut, balled
or live, use for Christmas, t h e n
plant, Noble, spnices, pines, fir,
flocked trees or bring tree y o u
have for flocking. Westwood Tree
Farm, 3-miles south Vernonia on
highway 47. Phone 429-7572. 49t3c.
$ 2.98
2.00
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
OF CABINET HARDWARE
15c
1 x 12 I’ine, per ft.
2.00
Doors, from
1.65
Cement, per sack
90c
Roof Coatings, per gal.
(In 5 gal*lots and up.)
COMPLETE LINE OF ALL
INSULATION
Aluminum Windows, all sizes.
Example - 3030
14.63
FREE CUP OF COFFEE
ANYTIME
L & L LUMBER CO.
Corner Bridge St. & Jefferson Ave.
HAY FOR SALE, $18 per ton
Cheaper in 3-ton or over amounts
Bruce Berndt, phone 429 5892.
26tfc
PRES-TO-LOGS. Keasey Saw Shop
49tfc
USED chain saws for sale. Keasey
Saw Shop. ___________
49tfc
BUNDLES of old papers for starting
(ires. 10-pound bundle, 10 cents. Ver-
nonia Eagle._________________ 48tf
FRESH FLOWERS for any occasion
Flowers wired anywhere.
Ruth
Steers. 429-5384,______________ 25tfc
FLOWERS THAT PLEASE. Finest
in flowers for all occasions. Plants,
bouquets. Floral pieces for funerals.
Flowers speeded by long distance or
wired any where. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas,
429-6611.__________________Hie
FOR SALE Real Estate
LLOYD QUINN
BROKER
Real Estate & Ins.
Phone 429-5211
866 Bridge Street
Vernonia. Oregon
RENTALS
YOUR LISTINGS SOLICITED
46tlc.
MENS LEAGUE
W
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Vernonia Milk
27
25
Nehalem I.anes
23 “2 251 ■
Crown Ze’L-rbach
28
Mill Market
24 Va 27M j
High team series, Nehalem Lan­
FOR SALE: 1962 Mercury Comet es, 2697. High individual series,
2-dr. One owner, good condition. T Bodenhamer, 544. High indivi­
Bargain at S525. Also two 6.70x15 dual game T M Hobart, 210.
snow tires, mounted, 429-3082 . 49t3
Splits picked up: T Hobart, 3-10;
E Slowik, 4-5-7; B Fowler, 3-10:
T Bodenhamer, 3-10 twice and 3-
9-10; G Dinger, 3-10.
FOR AUTO LOANS contact your
WOMEN’S BOWLING
Vernonia Federal Credit Union
Thursday Afternoon League
Horn’s Insurance office, 2 to 6
L
W
p.m. Tue., Thur., Fri. or call 429-
19
33
7425.
20tfc The Chicks
21
31
Cliff’s Superettes
25
BRUCE BERNDT
27
Fabrics 'n Fashions
39
13
Chevy V8's
High team game and series. The
Chicks, 858 and 2489. High indivi­
dual game and series. Tat Larson,
429-5892
Keasey Rt.
Vernonia 187 and 477.
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Splits picked up: Diane Roberts,
SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and deliv­ 3-10 and 3-9-10; Sally Berg, 2-7;
ery. Open 8:30 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Isabel Anderegg, 5-6.
Tandy Shoe Repair, D street, Ver­
MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
nonia. 429-3301.
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L
W
40Ms 15’ 2
CUSTOM MEAT .CUTTING
Quinn’s Ins
26 to 29*2
Cooler
- Sharp Freeze
West Oregon
32
24
Locker , ^rapped
Vernonia Drug
It. J. Ekhoff. .p '
429-7802 Nehalem Lanes
35
21
23tfc
High team series, Quinn’s Ins,
2380. High team game, Nehalem
CLARENCE R. WAGNER, profes­
Lanes, 852. High individual series,
sional civil engineer, county survey­
Joyce
Borst, 477. High individual
or, Court House, St. F.'V"s. Private
surveying estimates, plan.,, etc. Call game, Jan Bernardi, 176.
Splits picked up: Flo Huff, 3-30.
S. Helens 397-0698.
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4-5-7, 3-10; Nell Thomas, 3-10, 4-5-
SEPTIC TANK service. Pumping 7; Nancy Devine, 3-10, 5-8-10; Bet­
and repair. G. A. Russell, Columbia ty Fuquay, 5-6; Joyce Borst, 2-6-
City, Oregon. Phone St. Helens 7-10; Marlea Leffler, 5-8-10; Bever­
397-0650 daytime; 397-0074 after ly Holmes, 2-7.
5:00 p.m.
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High three league averages:
Joyce Borst, 146; Nancy Devine,
142; Marlea Leffler 137; Beverly
Holmes, 137; Florenz Huff 137.
PROCESSING PLANT
WOMENS BOWLING
State Inspected
Tuesday Night League
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
W L
Beef: Monday, Tuesday, Friday
18
38
Ilogs: Thursday, Friday till noon Bill Horn Ins
29
27
Sandard Oil
Cutting and Wrapping
26
30
The Pills
Sharp Freezing
37
19
Cut and Curl
Smoking and Curing
High individual game and sa ries,
Free use of Stock Trailer
Nancy Devine, 190 and 502.
Shop
Res.
High team series, The Pills, 2333.
EL 7-3922
EL 7-2981
Splits picked up: Nancy Devine,
Rt. 2, Bx., 141. Forest Grove, Ore.
5-10- and 3-10; Sharon Krieger, 2-7;
On Fern II11I Road
ltfc Eunice Tovey, 3-10; Laura Buck­
ner, 5-6; Judy Blanford, 4-5.
High averages, 11-12-37, Trudy
Magoff, 142.
Apt. over beauty shop. Living Rra,
dinette, kitchen, bdrm, private
bath. Year lease at $50; monthly,
$60. No utilities Eurn. Essie Nance,
Vernonia.
50tl
DONALD BERGERSON 429-7694.
1949 GMC Pick-up, half-ton over­
load springs, $200. Or above pick­
up with cover, $225.
49t3c.
SERVICES
Excavating Service
Sewer Systems Installed
Habermans Meat
BUILDING SUPPLIES FOR RENT
Modern Edge rolled roofing,
Roll
Mineral Split roofing, roll
Grade School Jamboree Held At Vernonia
DON JACKSON, Vernonia, presents Sportsmanship
trophy to St. Helens head cheer leader and team cap­
tain, for receiving judges nod for award. The west’s
SEAT BELTS SAVE
LIVES — USE THEM
action.
Portland State
Bills Theatre
Supplementing other lively the
ater offerings in Portland, first-
rate nrofessional entertainment,
with three plays scheduled for the
pilot season, will be offered when
the American theater company
gets under way on Friday. Janu­
ary 19. Thomas Hill, actor-produc­
er, is the artistic director of the
company. The American plays b>
American Dlaywrights will be per­
formed in Old Main auditorium
of Portland State College.
Purchase of season tickets for
the three plays not only insures
good seats but a saving on single
admission tickets. Each of t h e
plays will run for three weeks.
The program includes Thornton
Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth,
which will open the season o n
January IS; Elm er Rice’s T h e
Adding Machine and Eugene O’­
Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into
Night.
Season ticket price for the three
plays, on Thursday nights, is $8;
for Fridav and Saturdays, $10.
For students, fit for the three plays
on Thursday nights (no season tic­
kets on Fridav and Saturday).
Dates for The Skin of Our Teeth
are January 19, 20. 25, 26, 27, and
February 1. 2, and 3. For The Add­
ing Machine. February 9, 10, 15,
16, 17, 22, 23, and 24. For Long
Day’s Journey Into Night, March
1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, and 16.
Hill has auditioned nrofessional
actors in Portland and in Los Ang­
eles and will shortly announce the
cast. Eight actors will be hired to
perform in each of the three plays.
While one olay is being performed
the actors will be rehearsing for
the next.
ERNONIA grade school cheer leaders were in action at the Jamboree
st Friday evening.
SMALL house for rent, suitable
for two, partly furnished, 124 A
street, or call 429-5573.
49t3c.
FOR RENT: Small furnished house.
$45 per month. Call 429-5733. 49t3c
FOR RENT: Small apartment,
furnished or unfurnished. Recent­
ly redecorated. Call 429-3051.
48t3c
$55, three-bdrm partly furn., near
schools, newly repainted. 123 North
St. Call 429-5603.___________ 48t3c
WANTED
WANTED: Cocktail waitress Fri
day and Saturday nights. G o o d
pay to right party. Apply in per
son after 4:30 p.m. Bob’s Timber
nook.
50tfc
VERNONIA GUARD lets loose with a long one in segment of action. The
competition was divided into six time slots with each seventh and eighth
grade team playing one quarter.
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Reeher
Realty
Company
BILL HORN, BKR. Varnonia Br.
Salesman • George Laws
Phone 479 4203
Evening» 429-5403
LISTINGS WANTED
RENTALS AVAILABLE
combined team downed the eastern squad in the court
"Maybe they'll drop ms
a card on their trip”
AT TOP: Paul Nelson goes up for a shot: renter: Gary Davis stretches
upward with Steve Hanson in the right corner, below: Steve Hanson
after a shot. Shots of game taken by Dan Hearing at Banks Saturday.
Escape Plan
To Save Lives
Deputy Added
To Department
Does your family have an escape
plan in " the event your home cat­
ches fire? It should: Their lives
could depend on it.
Before fire strikes - and it stri­
kes frequently - the American In­
surance association urges t h a t
you sit down with your lamily an .
"eride on the safest and quickest
way to leave your house, should a
fire break out.
In preparing an escape plan, the
association advises:
1. Draw up a floor plan, indicat­
ing all doors, windows, stairways
and porches.
2. Determine alternate ways to
reach the ground from each room,
especially upstairs bedrooms, i n
the event any one escape route is
blocked.
3. Hold fire, drills at night a s
well as the day, so that each mem
ber of the family learns how to
leave the premises in a hurry.
Have the children lie down o n
their beds, than have someone yell
“ F ire!’’ The children should b e
able to get out of the house in less
than a minute
4. If there are elderly persons
or young ones who need special
care, someone should be assigned
to aid them.
5. Agree on a place outside the
house where everyone must as­
semble after leaving the premises.
Just how serious fires have be­
come in our country is illustrated
by these facts:
Every dav. more than 1,000
homes" a t t "hit by fires: every 44
minutes fire claims a life, a n d
last vear fires claimed the lives
of more than 12,000 persons
Loran E. Atkins of Vernonia
has filled the remaining vacancy
on the staff cf Columbia County
Sheriff Roy Wilburn. Deputy At­
kins wili serve tw i days per week
as rb ief id le r and the remainder
of his duties will include checking
trailer licenses.
Atkins will work in all areas of
the county checking trailer licen­
ses. Wilburn stated that license
fees provide the only revenue to
the state from the trailers. Most
of the receipts are pro-rated t o
the counties in which the trailers
arc located.
READ ADVERTISING—IT PAYS!
Demonia Eagle
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THURSDAY. DEC. 14. 1967
.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 I S mi., take first