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MoaoBOCMMoaooMoaoBH Ocrnonia Eagle Church Notes THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1973 5 E van gelical ' FOR SALE-General T hinking about b u yin g a used or n e w V iking. El- na. P sa ss or Bernina? SA VE CALL J IM M O NEY SERVICES BOWLING FRANK REED h as s e rv ic e s a v a ila b le fo r c u ttin g , w ra p p in g a n d fre e z in g d e e r, elk , etc. Call 429-5872 CO LLEC T at 643-4666 If n o a n s w e r S e w in g C enter W est 12750 S.W. Canyon Rd. Beaverton, Call 429-5874 ____ ____________________ 45t4 Oregon UPRIGHT piano for sale. Albert Fuller. Phone 420-3063 4Ht3 RESTAURANT equipment, house- hold goods, tools, etc. November 30 at 10 a.m. at the Wonderbar Cafe at the Timber • Vernonia junction._________________ 48tlc O LD M A N RUTABAGAS and parsnips and carrots. All organically grown C. A. Morgan, Buxton, Oregon. Phone 324-2841____________48t4c 429-5221 REDUCE SAFE and fast with GoBese Tablets and E-Vap "water pills”. Vernonia Drug. 47t7 CUT FLOWERS, weddings, fun oral designs, plants. Also flowers by wire. Artificial flowers and gifts. CHALET FLOWER SHOP. Phone 429-5733 or 429-0301 _________ 13tfc BUNDLES of old newspapers for starting fires, 10 cents. Ver nonia Eugle. 721 Madison Ave. tfc FOR SA L E -R Ì Estate TO SEE 332 A S tr ee t TO T U N E TREAT RUGS right They'll be a delight if cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Brunsman Hardware, Ver nonia.____________________48tlc STOP BUD'S AUTO SERVICE FOR SALE: Chickens Young tender fryers. $1.50 each. 429- 8291._____________________48tlc APARTMENT size stove with 3 burners, broiler, and oven $5. Refrigerator, older model, runs good, $10. Phone 420-2871 or 429. 5221._____________________48tlc «VINTER'S ON T H E W A Y—B E T T E R UP THE JA LO P Y Open 8-5 Tues. - Sat. Closed Sunday & Monday 429-2871 VERNONIA SANITARY SERVICE Phone 429-8711 30tfc SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and de livery. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tandy Shoe Repair, D St., Vernonia, 429-3301. 31tfc ARCTIC INSULATING CO. Blown-in Insulation Rockwool Batting FREE E S T IM A T E S C all C ollect 397-1670 ST. H E L E N S lOtfc Norm an H illsbery, Builder New Homes B u ilt To Your Spec if ¡cations New Construction - Additions - Re- modclng - Roofing . Foundations — FREE E S T IM A T E S — 429-8942 ___________ 42 tfc GRI »53 429-6203 B IL L H O R N , B R O K E R SALESM AN : Deri Roberts—429-3804 Sue Filter-429-7014 F O R E S T G R O V E BRANC H — Arlie Satterlee, Mgr.—Ph. 357-2321 T he P la c e T o C all For A ll Y our Rock N eeds! Trucking, Excavating, Bulldozing, Backhoe _______ Q U IN N Sand - G ravel - Rock Stockpiled In Vernonia for REAL ESTATE & IN S U R A N C E — Im m ed iate D e liv e r y — SALES - R E N TA L S List m e- Needed FOR SAVINGS on loans 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 429-8245 during non-office hours. 17tfc 786 Bridge St. — Phone 429-8211 Fishhawk Branch - Birkenfeld ________ Phone 755-2280________ FOR SA L E-A uios SACRIFICE—'72 Chrysler New port HT with air. Has every thing Tuke over payments. Call after 5 p.m. 42941161.______ 48t3c 1973 Malibu 4-Dr, P. Steering & Brakes, Automatic trans , Radio, Vinyl Interior. New car guarantee ........... $2995 1972 Kingswood S/Wagon. Power Steering and Brakes, factory Air. Automatic . Like new. 13,000 actual miles. A real buy at huge savings. 36 months to pay ............ $3695 1973 Kingswood S/Wagon, 7000 miles, factory air, beautiful green, vinyl interior. Steer ing and P. Brakes. Luggage rack. Low, Law Price of Only ..............................$4195 1971 Chev. Bel-Air 4-Dr. Automa tic Trans, and Power Steer ing. Now .................. $1395 1970 Blazer - P. Steering, Automa tic, Hubs. Seats, Gauges — See It ........................ $2895 1962 Dodge to Ton 3-Speed, 6- Cyl..................................... $395 1964 Chev. to Ton 3-Speed, 6- Cyl..................................... $595 1971 Vega 2-Dr. CHOOSE F R O M D A V IE S C H E V R O L E T . 493 Bridge Street Vernonia, Oregon Phone 429-5023 48tlc '67 FIREBALL Travel Trailer. 22' self-contained. Large refrig. tandem axle. 429-7272. 46t3c CARD ol TH AN K S I WOULD like to thank everyone fir their sympathy, cards and flowers at the time of my loss. Eva Nystrom THANKS from our hearts to the Vernonia searchers with their de sired efforts to find us, the wan derers. Also Blanks to the state Troopers for their help. We will never forget you all. Respectfully. Roy and Alice Nye Viola Michener Thursday Afternoon leag u e L W Nov 19 33 15 The Chicks 24 24 Bob’s Union 25 Vernonia Eagles 23 16 32 Chevy V8’s High team series and game; th e The Chicks 2447 and Vernonia Eagles 892 High indi vidual series and game; Penny Smejkal 524 and 193 Splits picked up; Vi Aldrich 5-6; Pat I,arson 2-7; Evelyn Holce 3-10. Monday Night league Nov. 26 W L Quinn Insurance .38 14 West Oregon 31 21 Timbernook 19 33 Vernonia Drug 17 35 High team game and series Quinn Insurance 899 and 2528 High individual game and series Betty Euquay 205 and 523 Splits picked up Carol Barker 5-10; Flo Huff 5-7; Gladys Kimmel 2-10; Mickey Johnson 3-10 Tuesday Afternoon League November 27 W L Mitches Witches 31 to 20to Rose Motel 28 24 Dave’s ARCO 24 28 Mario's 20 to 3 m High team series, 2332 and high team game 793, Mitches Witches, high individual series, 429; Hose Dunaway; high in dividual game, 170, Velma Smith Splits picked up: Rose Duna way 3-10, 2-7, 4-5; Betty Hall 5-6-10; Myra Baska 5-10; Lil Scroggins. 5-7; Jean Hall 2-7. Tuesday Night League Nov 27 W L Bill Horn 34‘à 17to Standard Oil 32 20 Pills 22 to 29 to Cut & Curl 37 15 High individual series, Janett Smiley, 489; High individual game, Sharon Krieger. 210. S p l i t s picked up; Janett Smiley, 4-5 and 4-10; Sharon Krieger, 4-5; Norma Welch. 3-10; Tempie Nance, 5-8-10 and 5-9-7; Freda Pederson, 5-10. M EN'S LEAGUE BAIR Night League Logging Co. Nov. Wednesday 21 W L Vernonia Milk 35 13 429-7485 Vernonia Sentry 25 23 Bridge St., Vernonia Phone >x«x*x«x«z*xc*scc<tMiotaoK«:*aK«: WOMEN S LEAGUE letfc S E P T IC T A N K P U M P IN G Licensed • Bonded and Insured P H O N E 397-3172 I f no answer call 397-2281. Columbia Comity Septic Tank Service IStfc W ANTED 100 CORDS of fir, alder, and maple. Delivered or will haul. Call 636-3681 days or, 638-4437 avenings. Call collect_____ 48t3c CLASSIFIED R A TES M IN IM U M charge $1.00 for 25 words or less. Words over m in i m um 4 cents each. Three insertions for the price of two. NO Information on classifieds w ill be given out until a fter paper Is mailed. CARD of Thanks and Notices: $1.00 for up to 12 lines. Addi tional lines, 8 cents each. D IS P L A Y classified are $1.00 per column inch. T H E E A G U E assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that m ay appear In ads pub lished In its columns, but in cases where this paper is at fau lt w ill rep rin t that p art of an adv. In which the typographi cal m istake occurs. NO C L A S S IF IE D OR D IS P L A Y A D V . W IL L B E A C C E P T E D A P T E R NOON T U E S D A Y E X C E P T F O R N E X T W E E K 'S PAPER. B L IN D ADS with answers to be handled by The Eagle: M in i m um charge $2.00. No info rm a tion given relative to such ads. P O E T R Y accepted only as paid m a tte r: R ate: 10 cents per type line. ~WORKFORVDt) Vernonia Drug 23 25 Mist Shake & Ridge 13 35 High team series. tie, 2823 Vernonia Milk & Vernonia Drug; high team game, 1002. Vernonia Drug; high individual series, 596, high team game, 253. Henry Anderegg. Splits picked up: Don Huss 3-10; Mario Leonetti 5-7; Bob Bates 3-10; Jack Wendling 3-10; Gorden Smith 5-8-10. Persons Visit At Tomblads BIRKENFELD—Mr and Mrs Jam es Person and children of Cherry Grove visited on Sunday at the Tornblad home. They were also dinner guests. Mr and Mrs. Douglas Bellingham and family of Seattle came over for a visit with his folks the Art Bellinghams They came on Friday and spent the rest of the week. Mr and Mrs Charles Ramsey and Mrs. Nicholas Berg and Victoria enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs Hatfield at Madras. They re turned home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bob DuPuis were in Portland last Friday on business Mrs. Don Munro went to Portland to visit her father who is ill in the hospital She stayed overnight with her mother. On the way home she stopped at the Vernonia High School for the Parent Teachers Conference. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the E.T. Johnston home were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnston and little son of Dallas, Mr and Mrs Bruce Larsen and family of Warren and Mr and Mrs Roy Steve. The Gary Johnstons returned home Friday. Thanksgiving d a y dinner guests at the Bob DuPuis home were Mr and Mrs. Jerol Moran and a couple of their friends. On Thursday evening David and Paul Provosl of Hammond came. Paul spend the weekend with them Mr. and Mrs Frank Brandi of Fishhawk l^ake spent Saturday evening with a party of eight friends in Portland at a 6 p.m. dinner at the Flamingo Dinner Club and a Pinochle party during the evening Friday evening at 6 30 is the time for special prayer for community and personal needs You may telephone your prayer requests to 429-5575 The Hunior Highers will have an activity time Friday evening beginning at seven. Junior aged children are in vited to the church gym for supervised recreation Saturday afternoon between two and four High School activity begins at seven Saturday evening Next Lord’s Day is the first Sunday of Advent Season. Acti vities begin with m en’s prayer meeting at 7:30. Church School is al 9:45 and Worship experience at 11:00 Rev Clifford Good will be the guest speaker Teen Choir practices at 5:15 followed by the youth fellowship houratsix Rev. Good will speak at the Classmeeting Hour You and yours are warmly invited to join in the activities of our growing fellowship of Christians in the making Home Bible Classes meet each Wednesday evening at homes in the community. For information as to the nearest class in your area, call 429-5522 W itnesses The public talk to be heard this week at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses will des cribe a special missionary train ing school located in Brooklyn, New York; the Watchtower Bi ble and Tract Society sponsors this school, called Gilead. Ap plicants are accepted from all parts of the world to take this five-month training course and at the completion of this con centrated period of study, grad uates are sent to lands all over the world where the need for kingdom preachers is greatest. A graduate of Gilead, the speak er, Mr Malespina. will tell of the trials and joys he has found in his assignment, following the theme "Blessing After Gilead ” Just before his death on earth, Jesus said, “ I have conquered the world.” (John 16:33) How Jesus conquered the world and how all true Christians will be able to do this also will be discussed during a study of the November 1st “ Watchtower" article "Victory Over the World Without Armed Conflict” im mediately following the public talk All interested persons are welcome to attend this spiritual meal on Sunday. December 2 at 10 a.m ., at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. 49 Texas Ave. For further information, please contact Jim Milton. 429- 6975. Bible If you are looking for an active, friendly church that stands for the word of God, a warm welcome is extended to you by the Bible Church to attend our services: Sunday School 9:45a.m. Morning Worship 11 a .m . Evening Service 7 p.m. Family Night (Wed) 7:30p.m. Our Sunday school bus is run throughout Vernonia every Sun day morning for those needing a ride to Sunday school and church For the schedule of your neighborhood phone the Pastor at 429-3363 Prim ary Church is held during the morning worship service for Kindergarten through 4th grade and is geared to the understand ing and needs of the boys and girls Great times are enjoyed! An adult Bible Study on the book of St John is held every Thursday evening at 7:30 in the home of Mr and Mrs. Bob Zerfing It is conducted by Virgil Snook, and everyone is welcome. Evangelical Church Will Hear Rev. Rev. Good w ill speak at Washington 1—New 1973 Escapade 20* Motor Home. Loaded. Plus A ir ........................ $7495 Guests Here NATAL — PITTSBURG— Mr and Mrs. John Buckanan and family of Chelalis spent Thanks giving with Mrs Mary Dass Mr Ruth Steers and Mrs. Laura Carmichael visited Mrs. Nellv Dunlap Sunday afternoon Thanksgiving d a y dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Max Oblack were Mr and Mrs. Reed Hulding of Scappoose and Bob Shrum of Portland. Mrs. Dunel Shrum and family of Portland visited the Max Oblacks Sunday Thanksgiving dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. Joe Howard in cluded Mr and Mrs. Jim Metier of Beaverton, B i l l Howard and daughters Debra and Denise of Milwaukie, Jack Howard. Lois Sluder and child ren, Randy and Johjnn of Portland, Scott Howard and Delsey Roediger of Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Veene Hershey and Mrs. Loraine Sherman and Phyllis Woods were dinner guests of Mrs. Mildred Tupper Sunday. Spokane V isitors at P each ey R esidence 1—Used 1968 Skyline 12x44, 2 bedrooms. AU electric. Only ................................. $4195 1—Used Buckingham 10x55 3 bedroom .................. $2695 1—Used 1967 12x58 2 Bed room Brookwood. All gas. F u ll Price ......................$4395 1-1965 - 1614’ AristrocraL Self contained. C lean......... $1395 1-1963 - 18’ T e rry . Self con tained ..............................$1195 1—Apache Tent T r a ile r ... $295 1—Skylark 1964 14’. Very Clean ..................................$495 1-1968 - 10* Open Road T rack Camper. Self Contained. Only ................................. $1305 1— 1969 Security T rack Camp er. Self contained__ $'295 1 -1 9 6 5 Conestoga T rack Cam per ............................$595 1-1965 Vista L in er T rack Camper ............................. $850 Two lots to serve you better. L o t No. 1 - R ainier and Lot No. 2 - Clatskanie. — Open 7 Days P e r Week — M obile home and travel tra ile r supplies, accessaries, awnings, s kirting and Insurance. TROJAN HOMES Phone 556-1531 Located on Hw y. 30 to St. Helens 2to m i. S.E. of R ai nier, next to Stop b m a t Rainier. Also Clatskanie lot on H ighw ay 30. LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES E lk H unters V isit D uring W eekend p i 'i Masonic Tem ple. Stated communications on first Thursday of each month a t 8:00 p.m. Jim Norwod, W.M. Walter E. Linn, Sec’y. Christian Lonnquist home were Rev. Conrad Zipperain and family of Clatskanie Mr and Mrs R Christman of Portland are spending a few days at Fishhawk working on their new home. Mr and Mrs Francis [.arson enioved their Thanksgiving din ner at the Herbert Rodgers home Also there were the Gene Larsons a n d Mrs Audrey Rodgers 1—New 1973 Peerless 2 bed room 14x64. A ll electric, Now Only ..................... $6995 The Rev. Clifford Good, m is sionary under appointment to Taiwan, will speak at the Vernonia Evangelical Church, Sunday, December 2, at 11 a m and 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Good are under appointment by World Gospel Mission, an interdenominational organization with approximately 240 missionaries and associate missionaries in 15 areas around the world, with headquarters in Marion Indiana. Cliff has had a life-long asso ciation with World Gospel Mis sion since his father has for many years served on WGM's homeland staff, with the present title of Vice President in charge o f Business Administration. While a sophomore in high school. Cliff was saved during a revival campaign in his home church in Marion. Indiana Cliff attended Cascade Col lege, Portland, Oregon, for three years and then graduated from George Fox College, Newberg, Oregon. An athlete in high school and college, he enjoyed the Riverview-Mrs Penny Linder privilege in 1969 of being a member of a Christian basket and two children of Spokane ball team which toured Latin visited her grandmother Mrs. America. While attending West- Grace Peachey a while on e r n Evangelical Seminary, Sunday. Portland, where he received a Mrs. Tina Steinhauer of Port B D degree. Cliff learned the land spent her birthday, the 20th, secret of total surrender to God and Thanksgiving at the home of and experienced the infilling of her daughter and family Mr. and the Holy Spirit During his Mrs. Loren Ellis. Also visiting seminary years, he served as there was his mother Mrs. Iva youth director and assistant Ellis of Portland. pastor at Lents Evangelical Church in Portland. Keep Oregon Less than one month before Clean and Green Cliff was born, and in the same hospital in Portland, Charlene Wildermuth began her life. When she was four, her family went to Japan to serve with Oriental Missionary Society. At V E R N O N IA JA Y C E E S present her father is Personnel Director at OMS headquarters, Greenwood, Indiana. Meets the 2nd & 4th At the age of seven, in her Tuesday of every grade school classroom i n Japan. Charlene personally ask month. ed Christ to be her Saviour. When sixteen she made a total J.C. H a lf-O ld M ill M arket commitment of her life to God. 7:30 P .M . Returning to the United States Bob Carson, President when she was seventeen, she Faye Davis, Secretary 8-74 attended Cascade College for a time and then graduated from Pacific Business College in P Y T H IA N S IS T E R S Portland She and Cliff were V E R N O N IA T E M P L E NO. 61 m arried in 1968 and have two children Meetings: I.O .O .F . H a ll Second Since the Good’s background and Fourth Wednesdays of each is WGM and OMS, the two month at 8 p.m . mission boards are working out a cooperative arrangem ent for Leona Haverland, M.E.C. these young people — appoint Cora Lange, Secretary 3-74 ment by WGM and service with OMS personnel in Taiwan. After A .F .& A .M . support and outgoing expenses are secured, they will begin their Vernonia Lodge No. 184 ministry on the field A. F . & A. M . meets at NATAL PITTSBURG—Mr and Mrs. Bud Allbee of Olympia came down this weekend so he Each Tuesday at 10 a.m. all could do some elk hunting this women are invited to the Wo week They are guests of Mrs men’s Prayer meeting held at Dass. Bill Howard of Portland visit the church December 3 at 6p.m. everyone ed his folks Mr and Mrs Joe is invited to come and enjoy a Howard. Bob and Lee Ann Shrurn of potluck dinner together before The Gospelites start their won Portland and Karen Oblack of Molalla spent Saturday night derful message and song at 7:30 with the Max Oblacks. p.m. This group is from San Sunday dinner guests of Mr Jose, California, and have bless ed the hearts of thousands, in His and Mrs Max Oblack included, name! You’ll want to be sure and Mr and Mrs Joe Oblack of attend this inspiring evening of Molalla and Karen Mr and Mrs Larry Oblack and children, and entertainment. December 5, the monthly pot Jon Carter and daughter of luck starts at 6:30 p.m.. with the Hillsboro. Mr and Mrs. Jon business meeting at 7:30 p.m. Carter and family had been Choir practice is also this same overnight guests of the I,arry Oblacks Saturday but Mrs. evening CWF Bazaar and Bake Sale Carter and son drove home will be at the Legion Hall Sunday morning Mrs Mildred Tupper and (behind West Oregon E lectric), December 7 and 8 Opening lime Sandra were dinner guests of will be at 10 a.m ., closing at 4:30 Mr and Mrs Kurt Wolff in p.m. A great time to do some Portland on Thanksgiving They Christmas shopping, some bak- also called on Mr. and Mrs Max ed g<x>ds could save some prec Glienke. ious time for you. or give as a Marion Grant was home with gift the flu last week Group S lates A nnual M eeting Decem ber 3 BIRKENFELD—The Annual Meeting of t h e Fishhawk Cemetery Association will be held at the Francis Larson home on Monday evening December 3 at 7 p.m. Anyone interested are asked to attend. Mr and Mrs Benny Beuson and little daughter of Salem, and the I^aurence Johnston family all enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner at the Everett Johnston home Recent visitors at the Joe R E V . A N D M rs. Good w ith fam ily , the Evangelical Church Sunday. TRO JAN HOMES YEAR END SPECIALS M ARR & STAFFO RD M E A T CO. Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore. 557-7281 Slaughtering, Cutting, Wrapping, and Curing Cattle received Sunday 4 Monday until noon; hogs received Tuesday and Wednesday until noon 1-74 IW A L ocal VALLEY CHAPTER Meets at West Oregon E lectric Bldg., third Thursday of each month, 7:30 p.m . Joe L. Dailey, President Ralph Bergerson, Sec’y. 3-74 V E R N O N IA C H A M BER O F COM M ERCE Board of Directors report to m em bers quarterly. Board meets the second Monday, 8:00 p.m . at West Oregon E lectric office. Visitors invited. T. F. Tomlin, President Mrs. Evelyn Heath, Sec’y. 7-74 MT. H E A R T R E B E K A H LO D G E N O . 243 Meets 2nd & 4th Thursday even ings of each month in the I.O .O .F . HaU. Irma Chance, Noble Grand Evelyn Heath, Sec’y. 3-74 V ernonia L odge N o. 246 3-14 I.O.O.F. M eeting on 1st Monday of each month. A.F.L. - C.I.O. 7:30 p.m. 4-74 A M E R IC A N LE G IO N Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. V E R N O N IA POST 119 Wilbur E. Wilson, Commander Harry Culbertson, Adjutant A U X IL IA R Y First and Third Tuesdays lteatha Horn, President Gertrude Schalock, Sec’y. First and Third T uesday 8 p.m. Lloyd Quinn, Noble Grand Harry Culbertson, Sec’y. 1-74 O rder of E astern Star Nehalem Chapter 153, O.E.S. Regular com munication the 3rd Wed. each month at M a sonic Temple. AU visiting sis ters and bro thers welcome. Hope Koch, W.M. Irma Fisher, Sec’y. 1-74 A L C O H O LIC S 1-74 ANONYM OUS V ernonia Barracks V eteran s of W orld W ar I Vernonia Friendship Group 429-2941 - 429-6245 2-74 Meets 4th Monday each month at the IO O F haU, 12 Noun Noble Dunlap, Commander Rev. H. L Russell, Adjutant Meat for sale, any quantity. A U X IL IA R Y — Call for Appointment — Come through Banks, take Tilla Meets 4th M onday, I.O .O .F . HaU mook road Ito ml., take first left- Oora Lange, President hand road. life Faye Davis, Secretary 8-73 I NEHALEM V E R N O N IA L IO N S CLUB M E E T S A T P IN E C O NE S U M M E R REC ESS Darrold Proehl, President Ted Forbes, Secretary » 3-74 t