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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1942)
I Thursday, December 31, 1942 Christmas Program Held at Natal NATAL—Noble Dunlap was in St. Helens on government business Monday. The school and Grange Christmas party Wednesday evening, Decem ber 23, was well attended and a g od time was reported. Mr. anil Mrs. Waddell called on Mr. ami Mrs. R. S. Lindsay Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Craig at Seattle called on Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap Sunday. William Pringle, Sr., had Christ mas dinner with his daughter Mrs. Dottie Smith at the Pittsburg guard station. Mrs. fra Peterson was in Ver nonia Monday and called on Mrs. B. George Brown and Mrs. M. " Steers in Riverview. Mrs. Nettie Peterson spent Christmas day with her son and family, the Ira Petersons. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jubenville and Mrs. Marie Benson were over from Clatskanie a week ago Sunday and hul Christmas dinner with the Dave McMul’en family at Baker Point lookout. Mrs. L. B. Eastman visited with Mrs. Waddell on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap were raliers at the M. B. Steers home last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pringle, Jr., and children, Bob and Mary Lou, drove to Seaside Christmas morn ing and had dinner with Mrs. Pringles mother and two daughters, Pat and Sue. Mrs. ’ :>igle and Mary Lou returned Monday. MOTHERS— Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Grade A Milk & Cream Phone today for reg ular delivery to your home. Nehalem Dairy Products Co PHONE 471 Vernonia Eagle W. R. Johnson Returns To Hospital Monday; Spends Week at Home MIST—Guests for Christmas din ner at the Roy Hughes home were Mr. and Mrs: Robert Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones and Mrs. Maude Rogers. W. R. Johnson was taken to a Portland hospital' Monday for a check-up. He came home a week ago last Saturday and has been do ing as well as can be expected con sidering the seriousness of his re cent operations. He was very ill in the hospital, having had blood trans fusions. L. Wikstrom and his family came up from Taft and spent the holidays with their daughter, the Joe Roes- er folks. Mrs. Roper and son, Howard, spent Friday and Saturday with her son, E:.rl Roper, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alvery Trotter and small sftn and Mrs. Madelene Trot ter were guests of their grandpar ents and Madelene Trotter’s mother, the Austin Dowlings, Christmas day. Mr. and Mis. Melvin DeRock came up from Florence and spent Chritsmas with relatives here. Keasey Folk Have Xmas Visitors KEASEY—Visitors at the Ronald McDonald home Christmas were: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and three children from Detroit, Ore gon, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and children from Glenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and two child ren; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smejkal and daughter from Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huit; Mr. and Mrs. P.ay Cota and daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and son. Visitors at the J. O. DeVaney home Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dusenberry and daughter, George Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Westerburg, all from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Gillham vis ited at the J. O. DeVaney home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreiger and family spent Christmas with the Herb Sturdevant family. (Visitors at the W. J. Lindsley home Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lindsley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and son, and Tom Juola. Mrs. O. S. Poynter made a busi ness trip to St. Helens Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lindsley and two children visited Thursday at the Sam Smith home at Treharne. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. White of Portland spent Saturday night at the W. J. Lindsley home. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Counts and daughters visited Friday at the Herb Counts home. Elsie and Anna McDonald from Portland spent Christmas and week-end with their parents, - and Mrs. Bruce -- McDonald daughter, Ellen. Vacation Follows Program at Mist MIST—The Mist school gave a nice program Thursday ev«ning, which was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Charleg Sundland made a hurried trip down from Portland Saturday night a week ago bringing W. R. Johnson home from the hospital. Owing to the heavy snowfall early Tuesday morning, some of the Math ew Brothers’ crew returned home; however the snow soon turned to rain. C. O. Hayden and family went to Portland and visited her parents over Christmas. Mr. and .Hrs. Donald Sundland and Sharon went to Newburg Christ- m-s eve to visit her parents, the Seifkin family. On Christmas day they were guests of the Charles Sund’and family in Portland. With Christmas over and New Years soon to be, next comes the income tax! Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeRock were Christmas dinner guests of the Br;,*<rers familv. Emanuel Johnson came home from Portland last week with a new log truck. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes were Portland visitors one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap and Apiary road to one of Al Parker’s Mrs. Mary Peterson bad Christ- cottages near the Stoney Point NATAL—Mr. and Mrs. Craig and mas dinner and spent the evening road. small gon, Kenneth, came down from Seattle and gpent Christ mas day, Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Craig’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson. Marion Steers visited Big Eddy Sunday. Louis Carmichael fell from ___ one __ of Clark and Wilson’s mulligan cars last Thursday and injured one knee quite badly. Callers at the L. Carmichael home Sunday were William Pringle, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dun- lap. tl Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsay BY GOING TO DESSY’S You’ll find lots of hol iday good cheer in this roomy, friendly tavern, Order your favorite beverage and have a good time. Dessy’s Tavern Dance at Natal, Saturday, Jan. 2. Glen Davis orcheara. 53tl — In Portland Christmas— Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing. Jr., spent Christmas in Portland with Mrs. Hearing’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George. I 4 If you like bread that is really delicious, better buy your’s at the Vernonia Bakery. Whether you buy white, butter crust, whole wheat, or some other variety, you’ll find it truly enjoyable. Vernonia Bakery PHONE 991 Birds Eye Frosted Foods TAKE THE FAMILY OUT FOR NEW YEAR’S DINNER at MA VIKE’S Fruits and Vegetables Terminal Cafe (Frozen from fresh fruits and vegetables) -- •-- Exert Auto Repairing 16 ounce; 30c BOYSENBERRIES GREEN LIMA BABY 1 13 ounces 29c 5 30c PEAS SPINACH 1C oz. 13 ounces 12 ounces 29c 25c 14 ounces 24c (Each of the above items serves four people) LYNCH AUTO PARTS Phone 773 STRAWBERRIES, Sliced BRUSSEL SPROUTS Gas and OIL Open at 7:30 A. M.; Closed at 7:30 P. M We close all day Sunday CHICKEN-Drawn, Cut in pieces to fry each $1.59 RIVERVIEW IO «hop «' RESOLD® etw.." -u,. week- Powdered Sugar buy Edwards Whole ------ or Always because these fine coffees FRESH are roasted doily and delivered right away to your Safeway. It's kept in the bean . ground only when you buy. Try Edwords—rich, vigor ous blend—or Nob Hill—winey, luxurious, de licious—and sove? Resolve to be a Really Good Cook There’s nothing quite so wasteful these days as economically prepared meals that the family just won’t eat. And as victory begins at home, in fact, right in our own kitchens, why not start off 1943 by trying to be a really good cook.. Other Favorite Brands Hills, Maxwell House M J B Coffee Remember: Redeem Fruit or Juice Cereal with Milk Eggs Occasionally Toast or Other Bread Coffee for Adults Meat, Fish or Poultry or Protein-Rich Made Dish Potato or Other Starchy Food (if starch is not included in main dish) A Cooked Vegetable A Raw Vegetable or Fruit Salad Bread and Butter Dessert Milk for Children Hot Beverage for Adults LUNCH PATTERN Light Protein Dish (cottage cheese, beans, macaroni, etc.) Bread and Butter Fruit or Vegetable Salad or Fruit Dessert Milk or Milk Drink for Everyone YOUR FAMILY CIRCLE Your Family Circle Magazine is now available on Tuesday “ — anti free at Safeway. Sajeuay Homemakers’ Bureau IV LIA LEE WRIGHT. Director lb. 32c lb. 31c coffee \ 1-lb. Bag stamp before Jan. 4 .Naturally, planning meals ahead is difficult with restrictions and ration ing programs—but meals must lie nutritionally good. As it’s sometimes easier to plan well-balanced menus if you have a pattern by which to go, I think you’ll find the ones given below particularly helpful. BREAKFAST PATTERN your 9c White Rock qt. Spklng wtr 2 pt 35c qt 25c Grape Juice 43c Welch’s qt bottle Campbell’s Soup 14c Chic-Gum, Chic-Nood cn Pabstett Cheese 29c Standard or Pim 2 pkgs' Lindsay Olives 25c Jumbo Ripe pint can Stuffed Olives 25c Los Olives 4 but Brown Mus' trd 9c Heinz 6-oz jar Maximum Salt 7c Plain Iodized 26-oz pkg Tenderoni 2 pkgs 19c Van Camp’s Macaroni In handy cartons lb pkg Make Every Coffee Bean Count DINNER PATTERN Like Delicious Bread? The Pal Shop Announces NEW and USED PARTS Visits Noted Celebrate New Year's Eve Over Christmas RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Floy Harris has been ill with the flu this week. Mr. Wagner, Mrs. Floy Harris’ father, visited the Harrises over the Christmas holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler and children visited the P. J. Millis fam ily Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H. D. Hill of Malino will soon be visiting in Vernonia for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves spent Sunday and Monday in Portland with the Thomas Graves. Mrs. Clyde Harmon spent Christ mas with her daughter and hus band at her home. Mrs. Joe Peachey is taking up welding in St. Helens. visited from Christmas day until with the Lindsay family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodge moved Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay. from the Peterson cottage on the Fall from Mulligan Car Results in Hurt Knee; Items Are from Natal PRODUCE Carefully selected by expert» and rushed direct from farm to Safeway. Sold by the pound to save you money. BOILING BEEF VEAL CHOPS Shoulder PORK ROAST lb PORK STEAK lb. lb U. S. Prime Hen Turkeys U. S. Prime Tom Turkeys lb Colored RoastfTs lb. FRESH OYSTERS pint Lemons-Sunkist Tree Rip’d lb 10c Oranges-Navels, new crop lb. 10c Grapefruit-Ttxas pinks lb. 8c Apples-Winesap, Del. ex fey lb 9c Cranberries - Coes Bay, fey lb 19c Celery-Utah type, crisp lb 15c LETTUCE California Ice Pack CAULIFLOWER Snowball Yams-Texas US Is smooth lb. 10c Calavos-Fuertes lb 25c Tomatoes-Mexican fid gm lb 23c Prices Subject Comfort Tissue 4 ro11* 23c to Market Changes, Stellar Facial Tiuue IS le «« Witt llc TS u4 llt Watt ISc Pablum Blossom Harves 10-lb 40c; Nu 5-lb West F 32-ounce roasted glasa lb Ocean bag Spray No. 300 can quality Margarine-top Cigarette»-Popular Stocks 18-oz pkg Baby Food Dalewood Pancake Flour Apple Juice Peanuts Cranberry Sauce MAA&C D/SCOVCK WAX STAMP MINI 10c; Gerber’* Dry Oat Meal, Cereal 8-oz Fancy, fresh Mazda Light GLÖBES 200s 19c 39c 32c 35c 45c 43c 63c 49c carton Brands 231 23C 23* 15C Duchess Salad Dressing Pint 21c V 33c Nu-Made Mayonnaise Pint 25c °jr i oatAMtD i COVLO SAVE SO much <M ÍOOD mot S x M DARLING JUST SrORPiMG AT SAFEWAY AND BUYING WAR STAMPS WITH N»Y savings , nid« Hbcn *if SO LOW on EVERYTHING, I M GOING TO Fill OUR SOOXS MUO FASTER r*OA« now ON 45c $1.28
