Oernonla Eagle
UUflflT=flDS
FOR SÀLE-Gtneral
SERVICES
BRACE yourself tor a thrill the
flrat time you um Blue Lustre
to dean rug*. Rent electric
»1
Brunsman Hard
____________________ 42tlc
GOOD CHRISTMAS gift for the
hunter English Springer Spaniel,
• mo. old. Trained to retrieve
and sat birds Paper* available.
»so
D Street__________ <30
D IN IN G TABLE and chair. Hot
point refrigerator, portable color
ed T.V.. gLaaa fiahtog floats, .32
Winchester rifle. NO Riverside
Drive._____________________ eitac
F R E E PUPPIES — H dalmation
Pebble O eek Rd., Box 30. Free
puppies pay for a d _______ 4113c
OLDER M O DEL tent trailer,
»250
Camper refrigerator. Op
en 12V or AC house cur-
»50. Also 2 Shetland. Welch
potty». »25 each. Phone <30-3651.
__________________________ <lt3c
FOR SALE: Antique sewing ma
chine. PaL 1882 First class con
dition with all attachments Must
be seen to appreciate. Call 429-
3061 anytkne except, Wednesday.
Make offer
totfc
339 A Street
(Formerly 8taa*s Ant
Open 8-5 Mon. - Sat.
Closed Sundays
WORK GUARANTEED
4295221 — <29-2871
________
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VERNONIA SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone 4204711 or <204254
30tfc
SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and de
livery. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30
"
ARCTIC
INSULATING CO.
Blown-In Insnlatton
Rockwool Batting
HOME LOCKSMITH SERVICE
Loot keys replaced, combinations
changed, master systems, etc.
Also new locks on hand. Dave
Zamarripa. I N I First Ave., Ph.
428-7474.
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(£>
QJ
Bill Horn
Realty «•»•o«*
CaU Collect 397-1670
ST. HELENS
Norman Hillibery,
Builder
New Construction - Additions • Re-
modelng - Roofing - Foundations
— FREE ESTIMATES —
429-8942
963 Bridge S t. Vernonia
42tfc
B IL L HORN, BROKER
SALESMAN:
BAIR
Logging Co.
429-7485
Deri Roberts—429-3804
Sue Filter—429-7014
FOREST GROVE BRANCH —
Arlie Sstterlee, M gr —Ph 357-2321
The Place To Call For
A ll Tour Rock Need«!
tsfwüül
Tracking. Excavating,
Backkoe
REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE
■ RENTALS
Gravel • Rock
Stockpiled In Vernonia for
—Immediate Delivery—
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786 Bridga S t - Phone 4294211
Fiahhawk Branch - Birkenfeld
_________ Phone 7»-aB 0________
FOR S ALE-Autos
1973 Kingswuod Wagon, automa
tic tr a u ., P. Steering, P.
B ra k « , Factory Air. Roof
Carrier, loaded with extras.
8,000 actual m i l « .........»4486
1972 Kingswood Wagon — Factory
Air, Steering. Auto Trans ,
Roof C a r r 1 e r. Beautiful
Bronze color, 13,000 actual
1971 Che” 4-Dr. — P . Steering
Auto. Trans.. White
»1495
1973 Cbevelle 4-Dr. Sedan — P.
Steering. Auto. Trane. »2995
1987 Chev. f t Ton, V 4 - 3 Spd
Only .................................. »895
1966 Chev. t t Ton, V « .........»750
1970 Chev. % Ton 6-Cyl....... »I486
1962 Dodge to Ton 8-CyL. . . . 8350
1867 VW Fast Back. 42,000 actual
m il« .............................. »996
1968 VW -
Sun Roof. AM FM
Radio ................................ »795
DAVIES CHEVROLET
493 Bridge S t
FOR SAVINGS on loan* contact
your local Credit Union - 783
Bridge Street. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. - Tuesdays through Friday.
Closed Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Or call 4294245 during
non-office hours.
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SEPTIC TANK PU M PIN G
Licensed .
PHONE 387-3172
I f no answer call 387-3381.
Colombia County Septic
Tank Service
IStfc
HELP WANTED
CARPENTER to re-model and
build farm buildings
Write Eu
gene Evers at Rt. 2, Bax 232,
Forest Grove, Ore._________ 42t3c
WORK WANTED
E X P E R IE N C E D window wash-
ing. wall cleaning, domestic bus-
iness.
Weekends only.
Phone
4292802
42t3
NOTICE_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FO R SALE: 1972 Chevy Cheyenne
4x4 to ton pickup. Automatic,
power steering, power brakes,
and custom interior, »3300. Ph.
4294773____________________ 42t3
I W ILL NOT be roepomfcle for
any work done by previous opera
tor of Stan's Auto Repair. Rus
sell Wenzlick, Bud's Auto Repair.
__________________________ 39t4c
1904 PLYM OUTH Station Wagon.
Good ooodition MOO. Phone 429
4lt2c
CLASSIFIED BATES
FOR SALE - 1947 Chev. 4 Dr.
Sedan with vacuum shift, com
pletely overhauled. Needs body
and upholstery work done
Call
429-3061 anytime except Wednes
day.
40tfc
FOR RENT
1 BEDROOM downstairs apart-
Electric heat - »90 in Ver-
References required. Call
«244472
41t3
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Drag.
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to
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charge »1.49 1er
eoo. Words over
mum 4 cento each.
Three insertions for the price of
two.
NO information «
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wlU be given out until after
paper to mailed.
CARD of Thanks and Notice*:
»1.88 for up to 13 U n «. Add!
• cento
DISPLAY claaelfied ere » 1 .« per
column inch
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PERSONAL
COBE8E V IT A M IN
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cal mistake occur*.
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A F T E R NOON TUESDAY E X
CEPT FOR N E X T W EEK’S
PAPER.
B U N D ADS with answer* to ba
handled by Tbe Eagle:
mum charge «2.89. Ne ‘
tton given relative to
POETRY accepted ealj
n a tter: Rato: 1« <
___________
October 11, 1973
W
L
Bob’s Union
14
10
The Chicks
11
13
Vernonia Eagles
12
12
Chevy V 8 ’s
S
15
High team series and game
Chevy V 8’s, 2501 and 890 High
individual series and gam e; Pat
Larson 498 and 177.
Splits picked u p : Debbie P a rry
2 - 7 ; DeDe Webb 4 - 5; Pat
Larson 2 - 7 ; Evelyn Holce 5 - 6 ;
Betty Fuquay 5 - 6, 7 - 8, 9 - 10.
TUESDAY AFTERNO O N
LEAGUE
New Homes Built To Your
Hpsrtflrstlsns
G RI
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
ESTIMATES
B U N D IE S of old newspapers for
starting fires. 10 cents
Ver
nonia Eagle. 721 Madison Ave.
____________________________ tie
3-BEDROOM newly remodeled
home
Washer, dryer, electric
stove, trash burner. Ph. <20-5782
< ltlc
BOWLING
October 16
W
L
Rose Motel
17
11
M itch e’s Witches
13
15
M a rio ’s
14
14
D a ve’s ARCO
10
18
High team gam e, 861 and high
team series, 2499, Rose M otel;
high individual gam e, 194 and
series 482 Rose Dunaway.
S p lits p icked u p : V e lm a
Smith, 6-7; M a ry Cota, 5-10;
Betty H all, 4-5; Jean Borton,
5-6-10; Selma W illiam s, 3-10; L il
Scroggins, 3-10; Carla Boden-
ham er, 2-7,2-7,
MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
October 15
W
L
20
Quinn Insurance
8
15
West Oregon
13
12
Vernonia Drug
16
•
Tim bem ook
19
High team gam e and series,
Tim bem ook 862 and 2457; high
individual gam e, M ickey John
son, 166; high individual series.
Nancy Devine, 448
Splits picked u p : Sally W right
3 - 10 twice; Helen W right 5 - 6 ;
Enid Parrow 2 - 10; Phyllis
Woods 2 - 7 - 8; M ickey Johnson 5
-10; Carol B arker 5 - 7 - 9 and 4 -
5; Nancy Devine 3 - 10
T U E S D A Y N IG H T L E A G U E
October 16
W
L
Bill Hom
16 to llt o
Standard Oil
16
U
Pills
13Vi 14H
Cut 4 Curl
10
18
High team series, Pills, 2433;
high team gam e, Cut & Curl, 831;
high individual series and game,
Vera Cole, 483 and 177.
Splits picked up: N ita Rowe,
2-7; Eleanor Thompson. 5-9-10;
Isabel Anderegg, 3-10; Sharron
K rieger, 2-4-5-10; Betty L am p
ping, 2-7; Joyce Johnson, 3-10;
Freda Pederson, 4-5 and 2-7;
Trudy M agoff, 5-10.
unU/n t v « «
MLuT 5 LEAGUE
October 11,1973
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L
M ik e ’s
13
11
Alpine
13
11
Funsters
11
13
L e w ’s
11
13
High team series, Mikes, 2784;
high individual series, Ted Bo
denham er, 564; high individual
gam e, Ted Bodenhamer, 206
Splits picked up: Ed Balia, 3 -
10; Ron Bodenhamer, 3 -10; Ted
Bodenhamer, 3 - 10; Dan F le t
cher, 3 - 10 and 5 - 7.
W E D N E S D A Y N IG H T
October 14, 1973
W
L
Vernonia M ilk
19
s
Vernonia Sentry
11
13
Vernonia Drug
•
15
Mist Shake & Ridge
•
15
High team series, Vernonia
M ilk ,
2703; high
individual
series, Dick Johnson, 521, high
individual gam e, Bill Sm ejkal,
189
Splits picked up: Jack Wend-
iing, 3 - 1 0 and 2 - 7; Bill Sm ejkal,
4 - 5 - 7 ; E lro y M inor, 3 - 10 an
Greg Port, 5 - 10.
Studded Tires Legal
The Oregon State Highway D i
vision. through F B Klaboe, ad
m inistrator of highways and
State highway engineer, has
announced that studded tires
w ill once again be legal in
Oregon. Under a state law , they
w ill be legal, in Oregon from
November 1 through April 30.
THIS LAND
Is Your I .and
K E E P IT C L E A N
1»,
1973 5
MARR 8c STAFFORD
MEAT CO.
VERN O N IA’S VARSITY
»h aa
u they
Ml to
league la
DEQ To Be Restructured
O'Scannlain Announces
Environm ental Quality D irec
tor D iarm u id O ’Scannlain an
nounced
a
re s tru c tu rin g
designed to bring D E Q decisions
closer to the community re
cently.
The proposed plan w ill be
presented to the Environm ental
Q uality Commission for appro
val at its October 22 meeting.
F ive Regional Offices w ill
handle perm it recommendations
and plan review at the regional
level - “ where the problems
a re ,” O ’Scannlain explained.
The new organization com
pletes restructuring started in
August when form ation of the
Northwest Region was announ
ced.
The Northwest Region, under
Adm inistrator E . J. Weathersbee
w ill cover State Adm inistrative
Districts one through three,
extending as fa r south as Salem.
The regional office w ill be in
Portland, on premises previous
ly occupied by Colum bia-W il
lam ette A ir Pollution Authority.
The M id-W illam ette Region of
D E Q . located in Eugene, w ill
cover A dm inistrative Districts
four and five (Linn, Benton,
Lincoln and Lane counties) and
w ill be under the administration
of Verner Adkison who w ill also
continue as D irecto r of the Lane
Regional A ir Pollution Auth
ority under an agreem ent ap
proved in principle by L R A P A ’s
Board of Directors O ’Scannlain
noted that Adkison’s dual role
would mean greatly strength
ened cooperation between D E Q
and tig; Regional A ir P rogram
D E Q and L R A P A staffs w ill
meet soon to work out details for
approval at L R A P A ’s next
Board meeting.
Other regions w ill be the
Southwest located in Roseburg
and comprising Adm inistrative
Districts six through eight, from
Roseburg South ; the Central
Region, headquartered in Bend,
Districts nine through eleven;
and the Eastern Region, head
quartered in Pendleton, D is
tricts twelve through fourteen.
“ E v e n tu a lly ,” O 'S c an n la in
Interest
On Funds Hiked
Excellent investment results
en ab led S tan d ard In s u ran ce
Company to announce an in
crease F rid a y , September 28, in
the rate of interest paid on
policyowners funds
Scappoose - St. Helens re
presentative Robert K. Nelson,
learned that effective October 1,
policy proceeds left w ith the
company w ill earn 6*4 percent
interest, up from 6 percent.
Dividends left to accumulate at
interest and prem ium deposit
account funds w ill draw 5to
percent up from 5to percent The
increases apply to existing funds
as well as those deposited after
October 1.
The new interest rates w ill be
among the highest paid by any
m ajo r U.S. life insurance com
pany. “ These rates are espe
cially significant since there are
no restrictions on withdrawal
rights,” Nelson noted
Nelson further stated, “ Stan
dard has traditionally been an
industry leader in investment
yield In 1972, Standard’s net
yield on invested assets was 6.28
percent, while the industry av
erage was 5.69 percent Standard
has assets of over »230 m illion,
invested heavily in mortgage
loans and real estate throughout
the West.
Nelson’s office is located at
Norwood & Associates. 1570 Co
lum bia Blvd St Helens.
Rt 2, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore.
157-7231
SUaghtertag, Catting. Wrapping,
and Curing
Cattle received Sunday A Monday
until noon; hogs received Tuesday
and Wednesday until noon.
Meat for sale, any quantity.
— CaU for Appointment —
Come through Banks. take Tilla
mook road 1H ml., take first left-
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righi
Pat Ctei, C M a
Curl.
41t2c
p.m. Tandy Shoe Repair. D St.,
Vernonia, 4204301.
Sltfc
CUT FLOWERS, wedding«, fun
eral designs, plants. Also flowers
Artificial flowers and
CHALET FLOW ER SHOP.
Phone <29-5733 or <304301.
___________________________ 13tfc
FOR SALE-R'I Eiialc
OCTOBER 0. 1973
The City of Vernonia will accept
bids until November 5, 1973, 3:00
p.m. for (4) four complete sets
of turnouts for Fire Dept. Spe
cifications ane available at the
City Hall. Vernonia. Oregon The
City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Wm E. Nelson
City Recorder
41t2c
TH E C IT Y OF VERNONIA will
accent bids for (1) one explosion
proof smoke ejector,
r, until Nov.
5, 1973, 8:00 p m . Specifications
are available at the City Hall,
Vernonia, Oregon. The city re
serves the right to reject any or
ail bids
Wm. E. Nelson
Ciiy Recorder
OCT.
It is im portant that mothers
take children in for a medical
checkup at the beginning of the
school year, H eart Association
declares, and to get them to a
physician if any danger signals
develop once school is under
way.
PUBLIC NOTICE
BUD'S AUTO
SERVICE
FREE
THURSDAY,
explained, “ the Regional Office
w ill be a sm aller scale D ep art
ment of Environm ental Q uality,
with m axim um opportunity for
citizen participation in planning
for the region. I t w ill handle
routine decisions about pemits
and other enforcement actions,
recommending them to the
Headquarters Office for con
firm ation. The function of the
Headquarters Office w ill be p ri
m a rily review , policy develop
ment, and quality control.”
Most of the new Portland
based positions announced w ill
be effective November 1, subject
to
E n v iro n m e n ta l
Q u a lty
Commission approval. The R e
gional offices w ill be phased in
with the Northwest Region in
operation first and M id-W illa-
mette (Eugene) slated for D e
cem ber 1. Other dates w ill be
announced later. Some ad
ditional elements of the plan,
also to be announced at a later
date, w ill require legislative
approval.
STEM Program
Successful
Oregon’s successful shoplift
ing cam paign, begun prior to the
Christmas shopping season last
year, is entering its second
phase. L a w re n c e W in th ro p ,
President of S T E M program
announced September 28.
STEM
(S h o p lifte rs
Take
E verybo d y’s Money) is taking
on an Oregon falvor this year,
according to Winthrop, who is
regional retail credit m anager
for J.C. Penney stores.
“ W e’re using Oregon models
and directing our attention to the
Oregon problems and Oregon
law s,” he states. Oregon’s an
nual loss to shoplifters is about
• »25 m illion a year.
“ We are trying to prevent this
senseless c r im e ,” W in th ro p
said, “ not trying to achieve a
record in arrests.”
According to Winthrop most
Oregon shoplifters are a m a
teurs,
usually girls in their
teens, whose motivation is the
th rill, or to rip off the es
tablishment.
“ S h o p liftin g is a lo n ely
a ffa ir ,” W inthrop said, quoting
the theme of this y e a r’s c a m
paign “ I t ’s a tragedy to the
youngsters who are caught.
They usually don’t get ja il
sentences, but they are booked
for a crim e and are fin g er
printed and photographed for a
permanent record that haunts
them in later life ,” he added.
Winthrop told members of the
Oregon R etail Council meeting
at Eugene that the first year of
the program had been suc
cessful.
“The decline in arrests for
shoplifting, though sm all, in
dicates to us that we are getting
across to potential thrill seekers
that shoplifting is a senseless,
useless crim e that costs every
body money and leaves a m ark
on the shoplifter for life. R e
gardless of whether the shop
lifte r is caught, he or she must
always live with the knowledge
that he or she has stolen, alone.”
Winthrop said.
Winthrop said two key ele
ments in publicizing the pro
gram last year were the interest
and cooperation shown by O re
gon advertising media through
out the state and the work
accomplished by the D istrib u
tive Education Clubs of Am erica
(D E Ç A ).
D EÇ A chapters from across
the state’s school system have
offered their assistance again
this year, he said
EM ERG ENC Y SERVICE PHONES
VERNONIA AMBULANCE
Dial 4394411 ( If a * answer, 439-5441 or 4394141)
O C T O B E R S P E C IA L S
Low, Low Prices
HEW '73 LAGUNA COUPE
V8, P. Steering, Radio, Rear Speaker, Vinyl
Roof, P. Brakes Turbo Transmission, Tint
ed Glass, Belted Tires, Vinyl Interior.
OCTOBER SELL-DOWN
£ 4 4 AC
PRICE OF___________________ L > 3 4 7 3
NEW '73 W-TON 4-WHEEL DRIVE
Long Wide Box, Sliding Rear Window,
H eavy D uty Stabilizer, 350 V8, Turbo
Transmission, Auxiliary Fuel Tank, Power
Steering, H-D Radiator, Chrome Grille,
700x15 Wheels and Tires, Custom Mold
ings Gauges.
OCTOBER SELL-DOWN
PRICE OF_______________
$4195
HEW '73 BLAZER 4-WHEEL DRIVE
Big Gas Tank, Auto. Trans., P. Steering,
V8, Radio, 700x15 Tires - On & Off, Gauges,
White Top, Tinted Glass, Full Seats —
Many Other Extras.
OCTOBER SELL-DOWN
¿ J IO A
price of
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *p44o2
Selection of LUV Pick Ups In Slock. Real
Mileage Makers — All At Special Prices!
DAVIES CHEVROLET
493 Bridge Street
VERNONIA, OREGON
Phone 429-5023
Used Mobile Homes, Travel
i, and Truck Campers
1— 1965 - 10x50 Mayflower two bedroom. A ll
electric. Sliding glass dbors._______ $2995
1— 1960 Buckinham 10x55 three bedrooms, lVfc
baths. Nice beach home____________ $2995
1—-1972 Security 22’ Travel Trailer w ith bath
tub. Double bed, 6 cubic foot gas/electric
refrigerator. Real nice_____________ $2895
1— 1968 Aladdin 15’ Travel Trailer. Like new.
A Good buy at only_________________ $1095
1— 1961 Oasis Travel Trailer. Real clean__$595
1— 1964 Skylark 14’_____________________$595
1— Tent Trailer with extra room_________ $395
1— N ew 1973
Forced air
frigerator.
A real buy
Intruder. Complete bathroom.
heat. Six cubic gas/electric re
Tandem wheels, tinted glass.
at______________________ $3495
1—1968 Open Road Truck Camper, lOVfc Foot.
Self con tain ed _____________________ $1695
1— 1966 - lOVfc-Foot Condestoga Truck Cam iper.
Has fu rn a ce____________________
$695
I— 1965 - 10-Foot Truck Camper. G as/electric
refrigerator. F u rn ace_______________ $895
1— 1969 Security Truck Camper, 10-Foot. Self
contained. O n ly ___________________$1295
1— 1962 i^-Ton Pickup. Chevrolet. 283 V-8.
Good O n e .__ :_______________________ $595
Tw elve Month Warranty on all N ew Units.
Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
VERNONIA F IR E DEPA RTM ENT
F ire Alarm* Only - Phene 4394131
Mobil« home and travel trailer supplies,
accessories, awnings, skirting and Insur
ance. Open 7 days per week.
VERNONIA POLICE D EPA RTM ENT
Dial 4394141
VERNONIA C ITY HAUL 4394391
TROJAN HOMES INC.
Phone 556-1531
COLUMBIA COUNTY I
Emergency: Verneato A n a 4394141 -
Bueine«: 387-3311
OREGON STATE POLICE
3 a ju . to 3 a.m.
3 tom. to 3 aan. - D ial “O ", nek tor Oak Grave
1*7-3111
Located on Highway 30 to St. Helens 2Vb mi
S.E. of Rainier. N ext to Stop Inn at Rainlor
Also Clatskanie lot on Highway 30
Owned and Operated by Steve St Lotus Gaskill