Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, December 21, 1972, Page 9, Image 9

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    LU BATEAD S
CLASSIFIED RATES
SERVICES
For S ilt —6»neral
all
M O BILE HOME SERVICE -
phases of
electrical,
carpentry, metal work,
etc
BEAVERTON
SEWING CENTER
WEST
VERNONIA
BUG CLEANERS
12625 S.W. Canyon Rd.
643-4666
GOOD V A R IE T Y NEW AND
USED — SAVE UP TO MT.
Pfaff, Eton. Singer, Viking White.
New Home and Kenmore and
OTHERS
Stager Zigaag « 7 .................... 848
Stager Zigaag.
388
«68
fitagcr, 481-A. Ante ..............
8138
flb « a r T'nS Zigaag............. .
W
PtaB. free arm aigaag
...
8118
Etna, free arm Sapennattr
878.85
Viking Free Arm .........................3118
FREE REPAIR ESTIMATES
WE REP .AIR ALL MAKES
WORK GUARANTEE)
— Free Estimate* —
Phoee 439-7385
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N EH A LEM VALLEY
LAUNDROMAT AND
D R Y CLEANERS
Open Daily 7 aun. to 19 p.m.
DR Y CLEANING
NOW AVAILABLE
Wed. thru F ri. 1 to 6 p.m.
8 a m. to 1 p m Saturday
phone 4893383
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HOME LOCKSMITH SERVICE
Lea»
SEWING CENTER WEST
12625 S.W. Canyon Rd.
643-4666
Beaverton
sitae
F R E E to good home - 2 puppies. 1
male. 1 female. to Boston terrier,
to Chihauhau. Would prefer older
couple Also oil heater for sale Bob
Fullerton.
1175 Bridge - (corner
Bridge A Rose)._______________51tlc
FOR SALE: Have new light plant,
won't charge, take to price, has
run only 6 hrs.; 2 sets used tire
chains. 310 set. Franklin, 127 Mist
Rte__________________________ 51t4c
F R E E . to good home, male part
Cock-a-poo, Ito years old. Jim Eck­
land 4296552_________________ 51tlc
BLUE LUSTRE not only rids carpets
of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty.
Rani electric shampooer 31- Bruns
man Hardware_______________ Sltlc
FOR SALE: Chest-type freezer. 19
cu. f t : washer and dryer. Reason
ably priced. 429-6552
Eckland
______________________ 51tlc
FOR SALE: 1 good refrigerator, 1
gas kitchen range. 1 large heavy
duty trailer.
Call 4296084 after 5
p.m
50t3c
FOR SALE: Kenmore Sewing M a­
chine with cabinet. Three years old.
Attachments with button holer. Call
429-7751 after 6 p.m. or weekends
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 50t3c
B U N D L E S of old newspapers for
starting fires, 10 cents. Vernonia
Eagle. 721 Madison Ave._______tic
CU T FLO W ER S, weddings, funeral
designs, pi ants. Also flowers by
w ire. A rtific ia l flowers and gifts.
C H A L E T F L O W E R SHOP Phone
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4295733________________
For Sale—Real Estate
keys
replaced,
nett locks oa hand. Dave
1491 First Ave., Ph. 439-7474.
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Norman Hillsbery,
Builder
Aay Type "A-Fram e" Built to
Your Specifications
New Construction - Additions - Re­
modeling • Roofing • Ft
—F R E E ESTIMATES—
429-8942
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BAIR
Logging Co.
429-7485
The Place To Call For AU
Your Rock Needs!
Tracking, Excavating. Bulldozing.
Sand . Gravel - Rock
Stockpiled la Vernonia for
— Immediate D elivery —
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Andeste' Kennels
All Breed Dog Cresmtng. Bathing-
SMALL B R E E D DOG BOARDING
Reasonable Rates
Puppies for Sale
R. D. a A N NE STEVENS
F er Appointment
<29-7632.
call
439-7335 ar
28ac
M IN IM U M
charge 31.33 «or 25
words or I* * * W ord* over m ini­
mum 4 cents each.
Three Ineorttone «or the price of
two.
NO Information on classifieds w ill
ho given out until after paper it
mailed.
C A RD of Thanks end Notices: $1.33
for up to 12 linos. Additional
Ilnee, 8 cents each.
D IS P L A Y cls itlfio d ere |1 .M per
column Inch.
T H E E A G L E assumes no financial
responsibility fe r errors that may
appear in ads published in its
columns, but In cases whore this
paper is at fault will reprint that
p art of an adv. in which the
typographical mistake occurs.
NO C L A S S IF IE D OR D IS P L A Y
A D V. W IL L BE A C C E P TE D A P ­
T E R NOON TU E S D A Y E X C E P T
FOR N E X T W E E K 'S P A P E R .
P O E T R Y accepted only as paid
m atter: Rato: 18 cents per type
line.
B L IN D ADS with answers to bo
handled by The Eagle: M inim um
charge $2.00. No information pi-
vow relative to such ads.
Control Action
Due Leaf Curl
Control measures lor the preven­
tion of peach leaf curl need to be
taken on or as close as possible to
December 15, indicates Don Coin
Walrod, extension agent
Peach leaf curl, a fungus disease
that attacks newly developed leaves
in spring, can only be controlled by
applying fungicides in December
and January to protect developing
buds Attempts at control at other
times of the year have not been
effective in this area, says Walrod.
Recommended spray m aterial
include Bordeaux 12-12-100 or lime
sulphur at eight gallons in water to
make 100 gallons of spray. Walrod
suggests adding a sticker to all
sprays and indicates that the tho­
roughness and completness of ap­
plication is essential for successful
control.
Fixed coppers, often referred to
as tri-basic copper sulphate m at­
erials. normally do not stand up as
well under rainy spells as Bordeaux
materials, but some growers have
preferred using them because they
are readily available and easy to
m ix and use The addition of one
quart of dormant spray oil for 100
gallons of spray m ixture w ill im ­
prove sticking qualities.
A second spray application w ill be
needed approximately January 15
to assure protection.
Spraying should be done when
temperatures are above freezing.
Forest Service
Totals Exports
Meets Cancelled Couple, Daughter« at
Due to Weather R. Ekhoif Residence
A total of 289 4 m illion board feet
of softwood logs. Scribner scale,
was exported from all ownerships
in Washington. Oregon, northern
California, and Alaska in October
1972, according to Research Econo
mist David D arr of the U.S. Forest
Service, Pacific Northwest Forest
and Range Experiment Station in
Portland. The volume for October
was up 26.2 percent from the Sep
(ember 1972 total and well above the
October 1971 volume of 161.2 million
board feet.
Japan was the destination of 261.6
m illion board feet or 90.4 percent of
the October 1972 west coast exports
Washington and Oregon exported
267.7 m illion board feet in October,
up 21.5 percent from the September
volume October shipments from
northern California totaled 15.7
m illion board feet, up sharply from
the September volume of 3.8 million
board feet Alaska exported a total
of 6.1 m illion board feet in October,
an increase of 14.1 percent from
September shipments.
Douglas-fir accounted for 27.5
percent of October exports, and
Port-Orford-cedar, 0.7 percent
Other softwoods, prim arily western
hemlock and true firs, made up the
remaining 71 8 percent.
October shipments had a total
value of $41 m illion at port of ex­
portation and an average value of
$141 55 per thousand board feet.
Douglas-fir averaged 3141.05 per
thousand board feet, Port-Orford-
cedar $432.23, and other softwoods
$138.99
West coast softwood log exports
totaled 2.3 billion board feet through
the first 10 months of 1972, com­
pared with 1.4 billion board feet for
the same period of 1971. The rela­
tively low' volume in 1971 reflected
in part labor disputes which affect­
ed west coast ports in Washington.
Oregon and California in the third
quarter of 1971.
MIST—Due to weather condi­
tions. the Mist Helping Circle
cancelled their Christmas party
and meeting for December. It w ill
be held on the next regular meeting
date of January 25 An election of
officers w ill be held as well.
The Mist-Birkenfeld Study Group
cancelled their meeting for Decem­
ber 12 because of the bad. snowy
weather The Christmas party and
regular meeting w ill be held Jan­
uary 9
Mr and Mrs. Bud Hemeon were
in Vancouver December 8 and
visited Clarence Kyser at the
Veterans' Hospital Found him in
better spirits.
Mr and Mrs Bob Mathews and
family visited his folks, the Robert
Mathews, Sunday afternoon. They
have located in the St. Helens area
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hanson,
Corvallis, visited her folks, the
Norman Hansens, over the week­
end.
Walter Mathews visited the Char­
les Sundlands Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dressel a rriv ­
ed at the home of her folks, the
W illard Garlocks, Saturday evening
for a two-week visit. They had just
made a trip to the Lewiston, Idaho
area and were caught in the Colum­
bia Gorge during last week’s bad
weather. They stayed two days with
friends at Biggs Junction before
coming on.
334-7144
FOR REAL PIIONE KINGING
RESULTS—ADVERTISE HERE!
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WORKFORWU
MARR & STAFFORD
MEAT CO.
Rt. 3, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore.
397-7381
Slaughtering, Crtttag, Wrapping,
Cattle received Sunday and Monday
» t i l n o » ; hogs received Tuesday
and Wednesday until noon.
Meat for sale, any quantity.
. Call fer Appatatmart -
Came through Banks, take Ttlla.
moot road l t t art., take t i n t toft-
hand road.
life
CAUTION—if you use mistletoe
in the house The leaves and berries
are toxic if eaten. If your child is in
the "creeping-taste everything”
stage, you may want to discard the
romance of the mistletoe for this
year. Otherwise use good sense in
where and how you display it.
The Irish potato originated in
Peru, the name potato being a
corruption of the Indian name ba­
tatas.
w e ’v e h « d t h e p l e a s u r e
n nehalem
U valley
MOTOR
F R II S H T .
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o f s e r v in g th is p a s t y e a r !
IN C .
GENERAL TELEPHONE
Phone 429-3462
LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES
VERNONIA
334-3442
Tuesday
Fishhawk Branch - Birkenfeld
Phone 756-2280
Vacancy Now — Cherry Tree Apts.
Utilities included. Phone 4293211
Rather
Realty
Two houses on a 2-scre tract near
golf course Good w ell. Phone 429-
3SU.
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BUI Pringle. Preaideat
Bob Carom. Secy.
MOBILE HOME
INSURANCE
CLUB
M EETS AT P IN E CONE
First Monday—7 a jn . Breakfast
Third Monday-—8:30 p.m. Sapp
Ted Forbes, Secretary
A. F.
SEPTIC TANK P U M PIN G
oubd I h o t
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SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and de­
livery. Open 8:3o aan. to 5 30 p jn
Tandy Shoe Repair, D S t. Vernonia.
Vernonia Sanitary
Stic
WANTED
W ANTED: Six or eight usable or
repairable dining room chair*. Call
4298431 after 5 p .m ___________ 50t3c
W ANTED: Old fashioned kraut cut­
ter complete with box.
Call 429
5315.___________________
50t3c
W A N T E D T O B U Y : Scrap m etal*,
copper, brass, alum inum , ra d ia­
tors, lead and Junk batteries W ill
auction anytim e or place. M a rty
Hanson, 755-2440 ____________ 3t45c
W A N T E D To Buy: Copper, brass,
batteries Also wanted: mine.
is. A t Treasures and Trash,
acroa* from Laundromat
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PERSONAL
s r rw w v CHRISTMAS, STEVE.
From C h ic k » Little
____________________ 5U1
A. M.
Thursday at each month
at 8.33 p jtt.
Cliff Norwood, WJd.
Walter E. Lina, Secy.
Robert K. King, President
Ralph Bergersen, Secy.
8*14
Meet l a g
1st
Monday of each
«oath,
BRUCE BERNDT
Board af Director» report '
memberi quarterly. Beard meet
the second Monday. 8:38 m e
at West Oregon Electric afttoo.
Vtoltora Invited.
Louise Hamnett. President
Mrs. Evelyn Heath, Secy.
7-73
MT. HEART REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 243 .
Meets 2nd sad <
eaings •< each n
h alt
Florence Akers, Noble Grand '
Evelyn Heath, Secy.
Vernonia Lodge No.
I.O.(LF
First and Third
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Albert H. Tandy. Noble
Harry Culbertson, Secretary
Order of Eastern Stag
Nebriem Chapter 133. O A A
Excavating Service
Sewer Systems Installed
RL
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A.F.L. -
C.I.O.
7:30 p.m.
4-73
third Wad.
Vernonia Barracks
Veterans of World War I
AR
Meet* 4th Monday
each month at the
IOO F kali. 8:33 p.m.
VERNONIA HOTEL
<r a
Ave., w e Mack
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Noble Daalap, Commander
L. H. Sargent, Adjutant
Edna U m . W.M.
Irm a Ftohsr, Secy
AMERICAN LBGIO1
LOST AND FOUND
WOULD T H E
who returned
atop by our
Thank you.
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VERNONIA CHAM HBt
OF COMMERCE
1-73
IWA Local
V E R N O N IA S A N IT A R Y
S E R V IC E
Phone 4298711 or 4298254
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Deluxe 1-3-3 Bedroom Units
Phone 439-3311
34
A
973
Vernonia Ledge Ne. 184
A. F . 4 A . M . meets
MAY IT B E G IN O N A
M E R R Y N O T E FOR ALL!
PHONE 397-3178
If m answer caB 387-2331.
Moot* at Waal Ore. Elee. BMg..
third Tharsday of eaeh mawto.
7:33 pun.
A rt Parrow, President
Call 556-1531
FOB HEBT
VERNONIA COURT
APARTMENTS
973
LIONS
Travel Trailers
Far Mobile
VALLEY'
CHAPTER
VERNONIA
County Septic
k Service
FO R RENT: Three bedrooms, built
in dishwashei and range, wall-to-
wall carpet Call 4293035
50t3c
every
West Ore. Elec. Bldg., 7:38 p jn .
Call Stove Caakill
Located at Trojan Homes, Inc —
— Rainier
Phone 439-3303
B IL L HORN, BKR.. Veraaaia Br.
BdUBSMKN
Sharon Gaatoo
of
month.
FO R AU TO LOANS contact your
Vernonia F ed eral Credit Union,
731 Jefferson, noon to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through F rid a y o r call
429-8245 during non-office hours.
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SALES - RENTALS
788 B r id g e * ^ * — Phone 439-3211
JAYCEES
NEH ALEM
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REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE
B, MB ' )
THURSDAY, DEC.
NATAL-PITTSBURG—Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Panza and daughters
of Portland were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mb and Mrs.
R Ekhoff
Mr and Mrs Harold Lewis and
children of Scappoose visited Mr
and Mrs Noble Dunlap Sunday
afternoon.
Susan Curry of Beaverton and
Jim M uller of Tigard, and M r and
Mrs. Gary M iller, also of Tigard,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard
Sunday.
Natal Grange did not hold their
December 13 meeting due to the
weather.
HOM E R EM O D ELIN G - ROOFING
Additions and Cement Work
Call:
o
Demonia Eagk
lady (or her relatives)
Jackie Odam'a purse,
home or call 4293064
M r*. Jack Odam.
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LOST: Walkie-Talkie in Coates Rd.
during elk seas »
Reward $6.
Coatpct Vernonia Eagle
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Eagle W ant Ads Get Results
AimUABY
Meet* 4th Mon., IOOF hall.
Cara Laago,
973
PYTHIAN SISTERS
VERNONIA T ia a P U t NO. 81
Meeting*: I O O F . Hall Seam
Wadnaadaya ef sad
8 pua.
Faye Davis, M B 4 L
Cora Lange, Secretary
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AUXILIARY
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