Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, February 01, 1973, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textuemonia UJflflTSflDS For Sale—General SERVICES VERNONIA SEWING MACHINE RUG CLEANERS SICK! THURSDAY, F E B Bridal Shower Given; Couple Wed Saturday WARTED "LIVESTOCK" — Free Estimates — CATTLE W ANTED Phone 429-7525 C latsk an ie — 728-3941 Thto Week Only—With This Ad DR. JOEL S. KELLER O nly $4.95 Podiatrist . We will clean, oil and set the tension on your sewing machine Foot Specialist will hold office hours at the S e w in g C enter W est 1MZ5 S.W. Canyon Rd. Beaverton — Ph. 643-4666 Stic VERNONIA CLINIC on February 2, 1973 from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Please phone for an appointment FOR SALE: 1972 Honda Has a sissy bar and has 630 miles Call evenings 429-3771. 5t3c 429-5061 CARPETS and life can be beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. Rent elec trie shampooer $1. Brunsman Hard- _________________ Stic war* N EH A LEM VA L L E Y LAUNDROMAT AND DR Y CLEANERS FOR SALE: 15-Ft. chest type freez er, |75; tow bar, $7.50. Call Willie Cheeks, 429-3581, 1130 N. Douglas. _____________________ 511 S PIN ET CONSOLE PIANO Like new, assume low mo pyts. Also ORGAN with Automatic Rhythem. Phone collect 363-5707 or write Ad justor, 388 Commercial N .E., Salem, Oregon 97308 __________________ 5t2c 2t4c Open Daily 7 a.m. to 19 p.m. D R Y CLEANING NOW AVAILABLE Wed. thru Fri. 1 to 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday Phone 429-8333 ________ 47tfc W ANTED: N ightcraw lers-l to 50 thousand per week 429-8733. dozen Phone 4t4c W ANTED TO BUY: Nite-Crawlers. I need ’em. Any amount from 1 doz. to a thousand. Claude’s Saw A Service. 429-8383 ____________2tfc W A N T E D To Buy: Copper, brass, batteries. Also wanted: miac. s. A t Treasures and Trash, aoross from Laundromat. 30tfc e HELP WANTED H E L P W A N T E D -F em ale: Give a Wig Party in your home for a $20.00 . Skin Top Wig plus $15.00 to $50.00 * cash. Write: Wig Party, Rittenhouse Street, Philadelphia, PA 19138. 5t6c IN MEMORIAM IN M EM O RIAM I CAN’T GET IN! No wonder . . . the door* are locked and the steps placed inside. Pretty Lyne Steiner will have to wait until February 21 before she can in spect th is chic new m obile home. Lyna is Miss Mobile Home and wanted a sneak preview of one of this year's 70 footers. There will be many of them on display February 21-25 in Port land's Memorial Coliseum for the 1973 Portland Mobile Home Show. Mobile Homes Readied for Annual Show There’s an open gate at the end of HOME LOCKSMITH SERVICE the road Lost keys replaced, combinations Through which each must go alone; changed, master systems, etc. Also And there, is a light we cannot see, new locks on hand. Dave Zamarripa, Our Father claims his own. 1091 First Ave., Ph. 429-7474. Beyond the grave your loved one 44tfc Finds happiness and rest, And there is comfort in the thought E v e ry year new records keep That a loving God knows best. being set in almost every sport and In loving memory of Sister Marie com petitive event in the country. Atkins, be it resolved that Mt. This y e a r’s Mobile Home Show is no Heart Rebekah Lodge No. 243. ex exception, even though it is not YOU PAY ONLY HA LF T H E tend love and sympathy to the fami billed as a sport or competitive PR IC E LISTED W ITH THIS AD Any Type “ A-Frame” Built to ly- event. Singer 338 ZZ ............................ $79.95 Your Specifications Resolved, that a copy of these When the new ’73 models of Pfaff ZZ ......................................$119.95 resolutions be sent to the bereaved New Construction - Additions • Re mobiles are inched into the Coli Singer T A S .............................. $69.95 fam ily; also that a copy be spread seum for the Portland M obile Home Singer ST-ST port ................... $39.95 modeling - Roofing - Foundations m i the records of our Lodge. Elna Free Arm ......................... $99.95 Also be it resolved, that the char Show, F eb ru ary 21-25, the sport of —FR E E ESTIMATES— Dressmaker ZZ ........................ $59.95 ter of this Lodge be veiled in mourn competition w ill be high among the men who must place the new ing for a period of thirty days. Singer 306 ZZ ........................... $59.95 “ mobile housing” if for no other Singer 457 ZZ ........................... $79.95 Resolution Comm. 42tfc reason than to m ake the units fit NO GIM M ICKS Faye Davis into the concrete and glass struc SEWING CENTER WEST Cora Lange 12625 SW Canyon Road E lla Cline Stic ture of the coliseum. Last year two record breaking ________ Beaverton 643-4666________ display, 70 feet long each, w ere IN M EM O RIAM FOR SALE: Washer and dryer. E x jockeyed into position to be ad ve r We loved her, cellent condition $150. Call 429- tised as the biggest such structures But angels loved __________________________ 5tlc ever exhibited in Oregon According have to C liff Kennedy, this y e a r’s show SEE F R A N K L IN S USED PARTS Softly called her to yonder shining president, there are already four for pickup - auto parts, Gas - Elec T h e P la c e T o C all F or AU shore. such Mobile Homes signed up for Y ou r R ock N eed s! tric Ranges, Utility - Trailers, Used The pearly gates were opened, a the show. tin s . Batteries, Automobiles. Hand Trucking, Excavating, Bulldozing, gentle voice said, “ come” , And th a t’s not all. This year the Winches, and antiques Near Mist, Backboe And she we loved so dearly, trend seems to be to display units Oregon.___________ 2tlc Was safely taken home. that are w ider than usually shown.; Whereas, a groat sorrow and loss C U T FLO W ERS, weddings, funeral - Gravel - Rock Kennedy says, “ We have a h alf has come to the members of Ver designs, plants. Also flowers by Stockpiled In Vernonia for dozen coaches measuring 24 feet nonia Temple No. 61, Pythian Sis wire. A rtificial flowers and gifts. — Im m ed iate D e liv e r y — ters, in the passing of our beloved wide and a specially designed C H A L E T F LO W E R SHOP. Phone home, the size of which has never ______________________________îetfc Sister, M arie Atkins; 429-5733_______________________13tfc Be it resolved that Vernonia Tem been displayed in the Northwest. ple No. 61, extend to the bereaved That ’s a mobile home 28 feet wide B U N D L E S of old newspapers for and 70 feet long. How we plan on fam ily, love and sympathy. starting fires, 10 cents. Vernonia getting all that into the coliseum is Resolved, that a copy of these thing. Eagle, 721 Madison Ave._______tfc All Breed Dog Grooming. resolutions be sent to the family, and beyond me. . I ’m leaving that up to Trimming - Clipping. a copy be placed on the Temple Re m y move-in c o m m itte e !!” SMALL B R EED DOG BOARDING cords; also that our Charter be A couple of m odular homes are draped in mourning for thirty days. scheduled for this 1973 M obile Home R eason ab le R a tes Resolution Comm. Show to be set in the fa m ilia r P u p p ie s for S a le LucQle Hickman park-like setting which has become R. D. a ANNE STEVENS Cora Lange a standard feature of the show For Appointment call 429-7425 or Faye Davis 5tlc ‘There w ill be an entire city under 429-7632. 28tfc one roof,” quips Kennedy, “ if we IN M EM O R IA M 953 Bridge St„ Vernonia can just get it all in th e re !” HOM E R EM O D ELIN G - ROOFING Phone 429-6203 Hours of the show a re : Wed God opened the door of His Temple, Additions and Cement Work B IL L HORN, BROKER nesday and Thursday, 6-11 p.m .; and bode her step over the Sill. Exp. and Reasonable She heard the voice of the Master, F rid a y and Saturday, 1-11 p.m . and SALESMAN : CaU: 324-7104 324-3642 and answered, "Dear Lord, I w ill." Sunday, 1-7 p.m . F rid a y , Senior Deri Roberts—429-3804 _____________________________ 40tfc In loving memory of Sister Grace Citizens m ay enter for l/t price from FOREST GROVE BRANCH— Arlie Satterlee, Mgr —Ph 357-2321 FO R AU TO LOANS contact your Currie, be it resolved that Mt. Heart 1-6 p.m . General admission for Rebekah Lodge No. 243, extend love adults is $2. students 6-16, $1, under Vernonia Federal C redit Union, and sympathy to the family. w _______ 6, free. 761 Jefferson, noon to 5 p.m. Resolved, that a copy of these re Tuesday through F rid a y o r call solutions be sent to the bereaved Q U IN N 429-8245 during non-office hours. fam ily; also that a copy be spread 9tfc on the records of our Lodge. Also, be it resolved, that the char REAL ESTATE & ter of this Lodge be veiled in mourn ing for a period of thirty days. IN S U R A N C E Head coaches have been named Resolution Comm. SALES - RENTALS Faye Davis for the annual east-west high school Listings Needed Cora Lange Shrine football sam e to be plaved 786 Bridge St. — Phone 429-8211 E lla Cline Stic August 18 in Pendelton, Oregon. F or Mobile Homes, Travel Trailers Fishhawk Branch - Birkenfeld and Motor Homes Nam ed to head the west squad is Phone 755-2280 Scappoose High's Jim Bernhardt, Call Stovo Caskill while the head east mentor w ill be Vacancy Now — Cherry Tree Apts. Located a t Trojan Homes, Inc — Tom Vaught of Gladstone. GRADERS, SCRAPERS. Utilities included Phone 429-6211. — Rainier Bernhardt took his last year's BULLDOZERS, BACKHOES No experience necessary. Will train. Scappoose Indian gridders to the Earn $300.00 to $400.00 per week. state AA championship gam e, los SStfc For application call 317-639-4111, or ing to Vaught and his Gladstone FOR SALE: 1951 Jeep Universal, write to World Wide Systems, 1042 squad. Vaught and his Gladiators 1966 F-Head engine, and 1963 Ford East Washington St., Indianapolis, captured the AA crown for the SEPTIC TANK P U M PIN G Pick-up, Phone 429-7272. 5t3c Indiana 46202.__________________ 2t4c second consecutive year last fall Licensed ■ Bonded FOR SALE: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Assisting Bernhardt w ill be G er PHONE $97-3172 4-speed, medium V-8. Excellent ald Gibson of Santiam , while named If no answer call 397-2281. condition Phone 429-7305 ______ 5t3c as assistant coach for the east is Columbia County Septic M IN IM U M charge $1.00 tor 25 I.ee Schroeder of Lost R ive r High 1980 FORD Pick-up %-Ton Camper Tank k Service latfc word* or loss. Words over m ini School. Special. Minor body damage. V-8, mum 4 cont* each. Rosters for the two squads w ill be ' auto. PS & PB, $1800. Phone 429- SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and de Throe insertion* tor tho price of announced following the selection 6983 __________________________ 3t3c livery. Open 8:3o a.m. to 5:30 p.m meeting in Portland on February two. Tandy Shoe Repair, D St., Vernonia. 429-3301. Sltfc NO information on classified* w ill 24. bo given out until after paper is mailed. VERNONLA S A N IT A R Y CARD O F THANKS itYNGzk 0l4 The cultivation of the mind is a C A RD of Thank* and Notices: $1.00 S E R V IC E OUR H E A R TFE LT THANKS to all Phone 429-8711 or 429-6254 for up to 12 lino*. Additional kind of food applied for the soul of who extended comforting sympathy man _ 3 0 tfc lino*, I cont* each. and help in our recent sorrow. For D IS P L A Y classified are $1.00 por the beautiful service, floral offer BRUCE BERNDT column inch. ings. and other kindnesses, we are T H E E A G L E assume* no financial deeply grateful. A special thanks responsibility to r e rro r* that may goes to the Rebekahs, Pythian Sis appear in ad* published in it* ACREAGE with house or cabin. ters, A.L.A., and the World War I columns, but in case* where this Creek and outbuildings. Low down. Veterans CaU Portland 227-3011, 413c Thanks from paper is at fault w ill reprint that 429-7242 Keasey RL Vernonia H ie Family of Marie Atkins p a rt of an adv. In which tho M r. and Mrs. Bud Atkins typographical mistake occurs. M r. and Mrs June Ray NO C L A S S IF IE D OR D IS P L A Y and Family A D V . W IL L BE A C C E P T E D A F FOR R E N T —Large new furnished 1 M r. and Mrs Ezra brewer Rooms - by day or T E R NOON T U E S D A Y E X C E P T bdrm. apt. with private entrance and parking. Adults only. CaU after er or mobile home space. POR N E X T W E E K 'S P A P E R . 5 p.m. 429-8044._______________ 3t3c P O E T R Y accepted only a* paid Ave., oo m atter: Rato: 10 cont* per type 19tfc V E R N O N IA C O U R T line. DEMONSTRATION on Beads-How APARTM ENTS to crochet many varieties Friday, B L IN D ADS with answer* to be February 2 and Saturday, February handled by The Eagle: M inim um 1-8-1 Bedroom Uaito S. 10:20 a m to 3:00 p jn . “SEW charge $2.00. No Information gi g ry P L E ” SWOP Stic ven relative to such ads 5fs SI j ALE! 1, 1973________7 Norman Hillsbery, Ruiider 429-8942 BAIR Logging Co. 429-7485 M IS T — Donna G rau was guest of honor Thursday night, when Mrs. G ary Bolts was hostess for a bridal shower. Miss G rau and Jay Price were m arried Saturday afternoon at Birkenfeld. M r and M rs M artin Hanson, and Mrs Nettie Cox attended the wed ding of Donna G rau and Jay Price perform ed Saturday afternoon in Our I^ d y of The Woods Catholic Church at Birkenfeld. Afterwards they joined everyone at the Dick Johnson’s new home for the wed ding reception. The Raymond Kyser fam ily of Elsie were dinner guests of the Roy Kyser fa m ily Sunday evening. Roy was in St. Helens Wednesday Scott Nance of Vernonia spent the weekend with Randy Hansen. M r and M rs Bob Mathews and fam ily, of St. Helens, visited his folks, the Robert Mathews, Sunday Record Set by December Wages A new hourly earnings record was established for Oregon's m anufac turing production workers in D e cember as an average of $4.45 per hour was reached for the month. Previous record high was in No vember, 1972 at $4.41, the E m p lo y ment Division's Salem Research and Statistics section has reported The average workweek was down from 39.6 hours in Novem ber and 39.3 hours in December, 1971 to 36.7 hours in December, 1972 mostly due to the unseasonably cold weather and snow in mid-month. The w ea ther also had some effect on hourly earnings in wood products, ($4.64); construction ($7.06) and communi-' cations and utilities ($4.99), all of which w ere record highs reported for December. The reduction in seasonal canning workers helped raise hourly earn ings in canning and preserving ($3.51); food and kindred products ($4 24, an all-tim e reco rd ); non durable goods ($4.31, another re cord), and total m anufacturing earnings, ($4.45). BOWLING ham er, 2-7 tw ice, Flo Huff, 7-9-10 WOMEN'S LEAGUE Monday Night lea g u e January 29 W L Quinn's Ins 15 9 West Oregon 13'z 104 Timbernook 104 134 Vernonia Drug 9 15 High team game and series. Quinn’s Insurance, 880 and 2484, high individual game, Ann McEn tire, 199. and high individual series, Betty Euquay, 474 Splits picked up: Carol Barker, 3-9-10 and 2-7; M argaret M iller, 5-6-10; Helen W right, 5-7-9; Ann M cE n tire, 3-10; Nancy Devine, 5-10; Enid Parrow , 4-5 and 2-7; Betty Fuquay, 2-7. Tuesday Afternoon League January 23 w L M itch ’s Witches 12 8 D a ve’s ARCO n 9 M a rio ’s 9 11 Rose Motel 8 12 High individual game, Hazel Wendling, 155; high individual ser ies, Bobbie Enneberg, Rose Duna way, 417 (tie ); high team gam e and series, M itch ’s Witches, 833 and 2305. Splits picked up: Bobbie Enne berg, 4-5 and 2-7; Pat Goodman, 5-6; M ary Cota, 2-7; Rose Dunaw ay, 4-5; Jean Smith, 3-7-10 and 3-10. Thursday Afternoon League January 25 W L Vernonia Eagles 12 8 The Chicks 10 10 Bob’s Union 8 12 Chevy V8’s 6 14 High team series and game. Chevy V 8’s, 2346, 837; high indivi- 466, 179. Splits picked up: Velm a Hopkins, 5-6-10; Betty Fuquay, Eleanor Thompson, 2-7; Darlene Wilcoxen 5-8-10; M a rie Brew er, 2-4-8-10. Tuesday Afternoon League January 30 W L M itc h ’s Witches 13 11 M a rio ’s 12 12 D a v e ’s ARCO 12 12 Rose Motel 11 13 High individual gam e, M a ry Co ta, 179; high individual series, Rose Dunaway, 465; high team game, M itc h ’s Witches, 826, high team series, Rose Motel, 2398. January 30 W L Standard Oil 14 10 Bill Horn Ins. 13 ll The Pills 12 12 Cut & Curl • 15 High team series. Bill Horn Ins , 2286; high team game, Cut & Curl, 804; high individual series and game, Joyce Johnson, 472, 171. Splits picked up Joyce Johnson. 5-6; Sharron K rieger, 4-5; Florence Newton, 5-7; Freda Pederson, 3-10; Irene M inger, 4-5; Jennie Siedel man, 4-5 and 3-10. MEH’S LEAGUE Thursday Night League January 25 W Vernonia Drug 13 Vernonia M ilk 11 Funsters n L ew ’s 5 and Funsters, 949 (tie ); high team series, Vernonia Drug, 2655, high individual game and series, Ted Bodenhamer, 202 and 495 Splits picked up: Bill Hall, 2-7-8 and 5-10; Bob Dean, 3-10; Ted Bodenhamer, 3-9-10 and 5-7; Ken Sutherlin, 5-10and 3-10; G ary Lizzo 5-6. M ARR & S T A F F O R D M EA T CO. Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore. 357-7281 Slaughtering, Cutting, Wrapping, and Curing Cattle received Sunday and Monday until noon; hog* received Tuesday and Wednesday until noon. Meat for sale, any quantity. ■ CaU for Appointment ■ Come through Banks, take Tilln. "MMk road 1H ml., take f l n t left, hand road. ltfe PROWLER TRAVEL TRAILERS No. 1 In Sales The Best Buy! The Best Buy! The Best Buy! — F IV E Y E A R F IN A N C IN G — See Them Today . . . LOW , LO W D O W N PA Y M EN T W e’re O pen 8 to 8 S e v e n D ays A W eek TROJAN HOMES INC L ocated on H ig h w a y 30 to St. H elen s m i. S.E. o f R ainier. N e x t to Stop I n n at R ainier. P hono 556-1531 O w n ed and O perated b y S te v e & L otus G ask ill MMMMMMHMMMMIMtMBMMIMMMgMM WESTERN SLACKS MILLERS OR DICKSON JENKINS Andeste" Kennels For Sale—Real Estate Rill Horn Realty G Shrine Selects Jim Bernhardt NOBILE HONE INSURANCE MEN’S WRANGLER MEN'S SWEATERS Archery Equipment Call 556-1531 CLASSIFIED RATES PANTS Excavating Service Sewer Systems Installed VERNONIA HOTEL Real Estate Wanted FOR RENT PANTS, F IS H IN G VESTS CAM) OF THAMES NOTICE SHIRT SALE! Divinci Shirts & Scene 3 INSTRUCTION For Sale— Can, Truck« JEANS I PANTyHOSE