Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 28, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 28, 1945____ Vernonia Eagle 3 52 GIFTS IN ONE— AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION Sunday School Picnics Held RIVERVIEW — The Misses Martha Wells, Annabell Beebe and Betty Swanson left Sun. eve. for another week of camping and berry picking on the Grenger ranch on Green Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cline, former residents and until very recently of Portland sent a letter to friends here this week that they sold their Portland property and were again in Gardena, Cal. where they have purchased a home and are working in the Missions. Their children, Kenneth Mary Jane and Barbara, are all working at good wages. Mrs. Cline is Supt. of the Sunday school there and very much in love with her work. Master Chas. McAdam went to Rainier this week to be with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McAdam until after July 4th. TO OUR FRIENDS: Illness prevents us From mak ing any more appointments for the present. But Remember: We will again give you Big Eddy Park was the site chosen by M. L. Herrin, S. S. teacher of the intermediate grades of the Christian church for a picnic for his pupils last Tuesday. Those from Riverview who got in on the “playing and eatin’ ” were Therese Beebe, Jo anne Norman, Larry Fowler and Gerald Millis. Billy Wells, a mem ber of this class was unable to attend the picnic due to severe sunburn. Mrs. Alessi and Mrs. Poole Visit Sister, Mrs. Jewell Lloyd RIVERVIEW — Bill Wilcoxen accompanied his Sun. school teacher, Rev. Allen Backer, and six of his classmates on a fishing and scouting trip to Silver Lake Wn. early Fri. morning. Being good fishermen, they enjoyed fish fries for two days and re turned Sat. eve. tired but happy, with enough fish to treat their parents to a point-free meal. Mrs. Jewel’, Lloyd drove to Forest Grove Sat. to meet her sister, Mrs. Robert Poole, who was returning from La. where she had spent six months with her husband who is in an army camp in that state. She was pleased to get Jiack to Ore. away from the terrific heat and cockroaches. Mrs. Kathleen Ale=si and infant daughter, Judy Ann, of San Jose, Calif, are also stopping at the home of Mrs. Alessi’s sister, Mr-. Jewell Lloyd, while Mr. Alessi is in the service in the coast guard. SEPTIC TANKS Mirrors Brand Homemade Ice Cream STABILIZER k LONDONDERRY - 835 HOWARD. SAN FRANCISCO 3 CALIF-j If your car goes “Gr-r-r-r”, you can be sure that it needs grease. To get the grease that gets results —go to STURDEVANT ’S ROSE AVENUE GARAGE. ROSE AVENUE GARAGE c Ph. 462 11-16-45 H. H. Sturdevant Phone 337 Extension Ladders, Ladders, Painter’s S’jmmefdme Meals EVERVBOPY- Window Glass “How • oui you look!” is a compliment any hostess enjoys . . . and one that she will receive if she spends a minimum o’f time in the kitchen these days. It can be done without neglect to delicious meals. These suggestions point the way. Jiffy Tomato Bow’Ion — To accompanycold meals. Dissolve 1 bouillon cube in each cup heated tomato juice. Batter fried meat6, fruits or vegetables— Make bat ter of prepared pancake flour, equal parts flour and liquid; use for dipping luncheon meat«, vege tables and well-drained fruits. Fry in shallow fat. BVYMOREmcf BlfáíR WAR BONUS Step Trestles _1e Kraft Cheese ANDERSON Velveeta and American (6 pts.) Vi-lb. pkg £1 WOODWORKING SHOP American Cheese Riverview Tasty Battleground (12 pts.) Hot Mustard Old Spice Brand i it 34' \ y %• Best Foods Mustard With horseradish to Dessert Quickies—Use package puddings as quick filling for baked pastry or tart shells. Vary by adding chopped nut meats, grated chocolate or diced fruit. 9. Cane Sugar Pure Cane (Use Stamp 36) 5 Salt Sno White Brand BANK BY MAIL! Whether you celebrate your holidays with an outdoor picnic or plan more formal indoor meals you are sure to find what you want . . . priced extra low at Safeway. n». 33' pkg. 7C White or wheat l’/r-lb. loaf 12' WRIGHT'S Cracked wheat l-lb. loaf Ip 3-ox. can 14 = Deviled Ham Cudahy brand (1 pt.) Armour's Treet sandwiches pt«.) 12-oz. can 33= No. ',4 can 6= Potted Meat Libby's (1 pt.) Bread P’ nters Fresh Roasted Peanuts 10c size vC Ritchie Brand, Assorted Sparkling Water ASK FpR SPECIAL DEPOSIT ENVELOPES Flavorade 5c pkg. UforlU Sun Valley Beverage __ >/:-gal. 39 Large variety ot flavors Edwards Coffee Reg. & Drip HOC l-lb. jar ¿Q Rich and full flavored Nob Hill Coffee Ground fresh for you l-lb. bag 23' Lib. bag 20' Airway Coffee o New Medels! 1- ib. pkg. 23c Ritz Crackers Tasty snack 25-lb. sack $1.15 Kitchen Craft Flour 25-lb. sack $1.18 Sperry Flour Drifted Snow Pancake Flour Suzanna brand 3%-lb. pkg. 19= 3%-lb. pkg. 26= Cake Flour Swansdown %-lb. pkg. 9= Kellogg Pep Delicious with fruit 11-oz. pkg. 8= Albers Corn Flakes Xb; 26= Morning Glory Oats quick Bouillon Cubes Steero brand 5 cube. 9= Jels-Riie, liquid pectin H-pt. bottle 10= l-lb. pkg. 2 for 25= Parowax Favorite jelly sealer pkg 5C Jell Well Fine Summertime dish %-lb. pkg. 55C Walnut Meats Fresh, no shell« Seedless Raisins Full of iron 2- lb. pkg. 23C Cider Vinegar om mui brand quart hottie 15= , Makes refreshing drinks MEMBER FDIC_______ For finer, fresh flavor Cocoa Our Mother's Brand Canterbury Tea Orange Pekoe, Black Cherub Milk l-lb. pkg. 1 1' •/,-lb.pkg. 43' 17C 17' Liqht Globes __ Verd-A-Ray 3-way 100, 200, 300 W. ‘1.Z9 (Taxes included) 40 W.-60 W.-100 W. 27' (2 cans, 3 pts.) 2 tall cans (4 cans, 3 pts.) Becipe of the Week— a a 1 tbsp. unflavored gelatin 1 cup orange juice •/, cup hot water 2 tbsp*, lemon juice 'A Soften gelatin in 11 cup of the orange juice in large bowl; add hot water; stir until dissolved. Add remaining orange juice, lemon juice, sugar, and cheese, mixing well. Pour into 1-qt. mold or 6 individual molds; chill until firm. To serve, unmold onto lettuce or spinach, and garnish with fresh fruits. Serves 6. I Lamb Stew a Point) S' ck , Ivory Soap Medium bar 6® Personal bar 2 for 9® DEPENDABLE » I Year present car or truck may have to serve a long, long time! But don’t worry — our trained me chanics can help you get new-car performance, like our reasonable prices new economy, more mile too! Make an appointment age and longer life. You’ll —today! PLYMOUTH SERVICE W TRAINED MECHANICS ... FACTORY-ENGINEERED PARTS Mi a ib. Grade D lb. 1/C shonk, breast Leg of Lamb, Jp„ Grade A lb 38', B Loin Lamb Chops <»pt>.> Alb 55', B Rib Lamb Chops (Tpt,.> A Ib 43', B Shoulder Chops.'4^ A Ib 37' B Roast, Lamb Shoulder Fu‘ A, B Pork Sausage, Type 2 With our Crab Meat Razor Clams Fresh Frozen Cleaned lb. $1.03 lb. $1.15 Ib. Ib. Ib Ib. Ib. Ib. 34' 49' 39' 35' 34' 39' Turkey Wing Tip« lb. 20c lb 37c Frankfurters 6 points Veal Steak, shoulder 5 points lb 30c Veal Chops, Rib 6 points lb 39c 1 Safeway Homemakers' Bureau a a JULIA LF.E WRIGHT, Direct»* I I Sauerkraut Juice Libby's 17-oz.jar ¡Qc Apple Juice New Wesl 12-°z-iar 1 lc Grape Juice Autumn (50pts) quart 38c Blended Juice B"<"äoPt.o!,'d 18= Orange Juice Full o'Gold No. 2 car. 20= Peas Highway • fío. 2can J3C 12-oz. can ] 5C Corn Pictsweet Country Home Cream Style (20 pts.» p___- UOm Carrots White Tag brand No. 2 can 14= No. 2 can Standard, choice, no points. When you buy meats be sure . . . Safeway meats are guaranteed. You must be pleased. I... but your car can 2 tbsp*, sugar 1 cup sieved cottage cheese or 2 pUgs. cream cheese (3 or.) and '« cup 4 baby cans SMiiW ft M TS ’7 -------------------------ouA GREENWOOD Vernonia, MOTORS Oregon I White Rock K. 2 for 35« a.£.lt St. Helens Branch United States National Bank HEAD OFFICE, PORTLAND Serve combined berries and thinly sliced oranges with toasted cake slices. SUMMERTIME LUNCHEON SALAD Salted Peanuts (6 Phone 1121 Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon Telephone No. 7F51 OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY LOMOIIWIIIMI t Doors Windows & Sashes Phone 575 • PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY T Stock Mill Work „ _ right from the farm to your door, write to SAFEWÄT tsrtMffbiffSfSS I 10 Guage 200 & 300-Gal. Cap.' Riverview Beauty Shop CREAM At home —Any flavor —Delicious —Smooth — No ice crystals —No cooking —No re whipping —No icorchcd flavor— Easy — Inexpensive —20 recipes in each J5< pkg. Please send this ad for free full-size sam ple offer, or buy from your grocer. PAPERHANGING -PAINTING- Frank Hirsch MILK & (ICE CREAM Septic Tanks Installed Seventy percent of the army’s equipment in Europe can be re conditioned for use again in the Pacific, according to Army’s 9th Service Command. For Pasteurized MAKF PLUMBING PACIFIC TO GET 70% OF EQUIP. NOW IN EUROPE Copper Bearing Plate the Marinello Grad. 8 year. exp. We Use Soft Well Water Phone 7712 After Saturday, June 30, Co lumbia county farmers and ranchers will apply directly to ODT and OPA for new farm trucks and for farm gasoline, W. C. Johnson, Mist, chairman of the county AAA committee, remind ed this week. On that date, AAA servicing of farm transportation by AAA committeemen will cease. AAA will have neither funds nor au thority to continue services to farmers rendered for the past three years in connection with applications for truck tires, trac- KEASEY — Mr. and Mrs. Otto are moving into their new home on Rock Creek. They left Tues, for Albany to finish moving. Mrs. Bruce McDonald has been ill for, the past two weeks but is able to be around again. Mr. Hodson went to Portland on business Mon. Mrs. Hodson and Mrs. Otto Bittner were callers at the Herb Counts home recently. George McGoughey drove out from Portland Sun. to look over his place at Keasey. The DeWitt family family car received damages Tues. when Donald DeWitt struck ’and killed a heifer belonging to Herb Counts. June Altman of Mineral, Wn. has been visiting the J. 0. De- Vaney home for the past two weeks. Mr. Harley Redmcnd of Birk- enfeld visited the Herb Counts* home Sun. and Mon. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin L’ndsley of Dundee had Sun. dinner with the Bittner family. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and children drove out to their former home near Keasey Wed. eve. and visited with the Krieger and Brown families. best in hair styling as soon as possible. Bovine Accident AAA Discontinues Damages Auto ’ Aid to Farmers tor tires for replacement and conversion, new trucks and farm gasoline. Mr. Johnson said that proces sing will be completed for appli cations on file, but that no new applications can be accepted after June 30. Marmalade King Kelly Brand Nabisco 2-lb. jar 2S= pkg. Safeway prices produce by weight . Cantelopes LEMONS, Sunkist lb 13c LIMES, Florida bx of 6 26c □RANGES, 5 lbs 54c Valencias ’’LUMS, Santa Rosa lb 19c Watermelons h Instant Oattneal Clapp's Brand 12' '/Ih. pkg. 15C Thick Meated Half plum, half peach ■ STOP fretting FRETTING, ANO ' there ^ stop , ano THERE are ARE so SO manv MANY RUN OOWN TO WHERE EXTRAS NOW FOR I SHOP I THINK YOU'LL THE BABY. TOO. LEARN A LOT ABOUT FOOO PRICES. Dry Cereal to assure you full value. lb 25c NECTARINES ADWCE 70 YOUNG MOTHERS . AND V0 WITH FOOD x COSTING 90 MUCH WE CAN HARDLY MAKE ENOS MEET Shredded Wheat TOMATOES, Calif lb 19c WHITE ONIONS 3 lbs 24c Crystal wax GREEN ONIONS, Local lb 29c RADISHES, local lb 20c CELERY, gm, crisp lb 20c Just right for picnic time lb. 6Ê