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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1945)
6 Thursday, August 30, 1945 Gym Floor Resurfaced The Vernonia high school gym. nasi urn floor is being resurfaced for use with the school year •to start September 10. Several coats of old varnish and paint were removed with an ammonia solution and mechanical scubbing brushes before the new surface was applied. Walls and ceiling of the gym have been painted ns has the high school building ex terior. The gym exterior will also be painted. Copper Bearing Plate SEPTIC TANKS 10 Guage 200 & 300-Gal. Cap. Doors Stock Mill Work Mirrors Windows & Sashes Window Glass Extension Painter’s Ladders, Step Ladders, Trestles ANDERSON WOODWORKING SHOP Riverview Phone 575 Jack Spratt and Wife VERNONIA EAGLE Peace Time Employment Being Found to Replace Factories Work in War “ RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Wm. Taylor and children returned Sat. from Seattle after a three-day visit with Mrs. Taylor’s mother, Mrs. Kennedy. On Tues, of last week George Davis entered the Coffee Mem orial hospital in Portland for observation and treatment. Mrs. Davis was down to see him on Thurs. His mother, who has been visiting here, returned to Till- amook Sun. Mrs. Bertha Wirtz, who has been employed by the Columbia Aircraft Industries in Portland until four days after the Japan ese surrender, was an over-night guest Fri. at the J. A. Wirtz home. Like thousands of other war production workers, Bertha spent last week in search for peacetime employment. On Wed. she started work at the Case- Swayne Cannery in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan and children, Darrel and Sharron, of Portland who were vacation ing at Seaside spent Fri. p.m. at the Olof Jacobson home. Miss Betty Huntley went to Hillsboro Fri. and will stay wth her aunt, Mrs. George William son, while having dental work done. Examiner to Visit —will have nothing when you eat at the Chat ’N Nibble. The food io io pre pared and served that you can eat every mouthful and enjoy it. CHAT’N NIBBLE Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ban Thursday, August 30th ii the date of the next visit in Ver nonia of a traveling examiner for operators and chauffeurs. He will be on duty at the city hall from 10 a.m. toj 4 p.m. on that date and anyone wishing permits or licenses to drive cars may obtain them at that time. Hats Cleaned, Blocked 85c DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED Pants ............... 50c Overcoats ......... $1.00 Dresses ........... $1.00 Suits ................ $1.00 Sweaters............... 50c Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursdays » Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop Oregon Laundry and Cleaners Boston Terrier Registration of Motor Vehicles Up Is Champion Motor vehicle registration in Oregon at the end of the, first seven months of 1945 totaled 408,406 vehicles compared to 405,006 vehicles a year ago, Sec retary of State Robert S. Farrell disclosed today. The registration at the end of July thus showed an increase of 3,400 vehicles. Of the total of 408,406 ve hides registered in Oregon, 322,- 671, or 79 per cent are private passenger cars, Las^ year this same time, there were 323,543 passenger cars registered in the state. Registration fees for the seven months this year totaled $3,454,- 443.07, compared to $3,345,292 a year ago. New Walk Untended Preparations are being made for two more pieces of new side walk this week, the pouring to be done soon. Old walk in front of thq Joy Theatre build ing has been removed and was being replaced Wednesday, The board walk at the Vernonia Ser- vice station has also been re- moved and forms prepared for cement. FISHING DROP FOR YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE IN Geo. Johnson Vernonia Serv. Sta, 3500 lives are lost each year in rural fires. This hideous tool The dog has previously been exhibited at Fort Wayne, Indi- ana and Lansing, Michigan where he met top competition of the country and at those and other shows had won all but two points toward championship rating. The five points won Sunday gives him more than enough for top rating. £ Little Caesar’s Last Son, other dog exhibited by Bushes, also won first in class and was runner up as serve winner. ßtecuodl to- <Ai(fhe¿Í gtandaiaA Few beers enjoy its unique reputa tion with those who know and de mand the utmost. E. M. YORK 108 A St. Contractor in Specializing raising house and foundations, sidewalk work general and handle carpentry. (Also for chim mason and sand inside How to labor less on Labor Day plastering.) SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. Since J878 Make sure this holiday weekend is fun for all. Plan your meals now and serve them informally . . . indoors or out . . . remembering that good food goes a long way toward the success of vacation days. And good food is what you’ll find at Safeway! Snow Flake Chopped Olives Roast Beef or Lamb or Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes Corn and Pea Succotash Heated Rolls and Jam Fruit Whip with Custard Sauce Cookies Coffee or Milk Swift's Lunch MEAT MONDAY NITE RICNIC AT HOME MENU Stuffed Rolls Potato Chips Garden Salad Bowl Crum Yum Ice Cream and Cookies Lemonade Iced Tea or Coffee 12-ox. Tin 32e CRUM YUM ICE CREAM 1 cup graham 3 tbsps. sugar cracker crumbs 1 tsp. vanilla 2 cups milk (6 R. pH.) Mix well with rotary beater, pour into refrigerator tray. Freeze un til mushy, scrape into bowl; beat 1 minute with rotary beater, pour back into refrigerator tray. Freeze until firm. Let ripen one hour, or until ready to serve Serves 6. Potted Meat Libby's brand No. % tin 6‘ Sajeuay Home makers' Bureau (1 R. pt.) JVLIA LEE WRIGHT. Director Deluxe Toilet Soap 2 bare J 3c drip grind * Edwards Coffee reg and 1-lb. jar a. Ground Nob Hill Coffee Freeh 1-lb. bag 23e Airway Coffee Wh2:.F„r"h Mb i»g20<= Coffee Fillers papers, cloths 2Pk9’ 15c Cocomalt healthful Mb ¡«39= Tea Canterbury, Orange Pekoe Vi-lb. pkg 43c Sugar PureCane 5-ibik. 33c 10-ib »k 54c Honey Maid Grahams KJ; 33c Lemon Flavoring 10c Cherub Milk 2 tall cans J7C 4 baby tins J7C Junior 6 Vi-oz. can gc _ (3 Points) Vernonia, Oregon ______ Naturally fresh Produce Our SUMMER SQUASH 7‘/a* 36, cyOj^l-CT Line of Equipment will solve, completely, any water problem at a cost of less than one cent per day. DANISH SQUASH í’Á' 1 / BREAD Feel its tender difference White or Wheat 1 Vi-lb. loot 12' A lb. '2c B lb. j 8 c C lb > 32c Eggplant, easy to fix lb. 15c GREEN PEPPERS lb 12%c Eclipse wide 4 Ec mouth Dims ■ * mouth, 2 pkgs. AA lb CI aui Larnt>, Neck, Ji Co Breast, Shank (1 * pt.) A lb Breast, Shank —Jars — ,HM.35<!.383‘ Mason Weiners Bologna Lunch Meat fannuup ! Pears, Bartltts 201b lug 1.39 lb. CUCUMBERS YAMS. US No. Is 5c lb. 10c Pnfatnoc ’'301 JL ululuvtj us No No. ' '* I0lb lbs. 2$ 50 79c £!! £ »1.55.1? 93« W» S’W.si.w AA lb 58c A lb 55c AA lb 45c A lb 43c *0 MIUITItt — ■«■tDIATE IIIIHIT L Ù’ BUSH INVASION STRATEGY Alb I J3c B lb > 30c Clb > 26c AA lb . 39c A lb 38c — Rubbers — S/TLM77ON WELL //V HAND For Economy, Health and Better Living ... See your water doctor, Today ... f h * Sab Regular, Bulldog reg. top seal, Ball Presto toy seal Ac Pkg. * Full of Juice 9e Á \ 2nd Big Week! Cur 24th Birthday 5 lbs. 59c LEMONS 1-lb. loot Flour Kitchen Craft 25-lb $1.15 50-lb $2.25 Buckwheat Flour Aunt Jemima 2’Zi-lb 32c Pancake Flour Suzanna 40-oz pkg 15c Snowdrift Shortening (12 pts lb.)3-lb. Jarg8c Pumpkin Harvest Moon No 2*/j can 15c No. 303 jar 14c Fancy Prunes Red Tag Asparagus Green Bow brand No. 2 can 33c Corn Cream style. Country Home No 2 can 14c Seabrite Peas £<t'a. Standard No 2 can 13c Tomatoes Gardenside Stndrd No 2'/, can 14c Blended Juice Blend o Gold No 2 can 18c Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn Fey No. 2 can 13c Dina-Mite Delicious Cereal l1/!-lb. pkg. 18c Shredded Wheat Nabisco pig 12c Hand Lotion Jergens 6'/i-oz bottle 47c Matches Favorite brand carton 21c Spring Mop Stick each (¿a Veal Chops <8Lpi")Gr Veal Leg Shook (5 pts.) Lamb Leg ^ g J Lamb Chops Rib Chops ( s Z' ig ; GRAPES Thomp sdls lb 13c US Furniture (September Ord) So this week it’s extra important to plan and shop ahead. Stock up now at Safeway . where foods are tops in quality, low in price CAN ™ NOW! Peaches Aove cantei fiiMem ? Taste, odor, color or hardness ALL STORES CLOSED LABOR DAY Dutch Mill CheeselTb“' Wb.pkg. 75c Tillamook Cheese <8 pt».) lb.pkg 37c Horseradish Blue Bel1 br"ld 7lass 11° Premium Mustard 20'/i-oz ¡ar 15c Peanut Butter Bevetl? 2-lb ¡«45c Mushroom Sauce vfS?yy ?-o«.tinge Red Hill Catsup 13>/,-«. bottle 14c Cider Vinegar 3!™“" 1-gai. bottle 52c are at their best QQf. Pickling Spice Cukes 8-oz. cello pkg. Clapp's Baby Food Strained—can 7C Sweetheart Soap 33c Xz 14c 21b. pkg. Crackers STUFFING FOR ROLLS L^a E. G. Sick, Pres. Last Call for Picnics Every woman has her own formula for saving steps —we just want to list these few reminders. Plan ahead —If you plan a menu around foods which are versatile or store well (roast, meat loaf, baked beans, spaghetti, potato or jellied salads, frozen or refrigerator-type desserts' there will be a minimuri of preparation during the weekend Shop ahead— A refrigerator well stocked with frozen vegetables, fresh fruits and salad vegetable materials furnishes a ready supply which may be quickly made into items for the many meals of the weekend. D'liefet * *r i; ALL WORK GUARANTEED THE COLUMN. Combine equal parts chopped cold roast meat and ha rd-cooked eggs season with chopped pickle, onion juice, salt and pepper Mix with mayonnaise to moisten Spread generously on split rolls. Oregon-American LUMBER CORPORATION of death is something you handle- every day. Watch it carefully or you may suffer the consequences^ Keep Oregon Green. CAREFUL? Paver’s Little Bit O’Hagerty, Boston Terrier owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jewett A. Bush, was the winner of five points Sunday afternoon at the Boston Terrier Club of Portland, Oregon’s show to attain his championship. The show was held at the Gresham Fair and drew exhibitors from over the Northwest. neys BARGAINS? SATURDAY DINNER MENU Brake check, too, is one of the important items that Johnson’s service is prepared to administer to your car. It pays to be able to stop in a hurry! YOU ARE AOVANCE Type 2 M 20c 19c 41‘ lb 34c lb 53c lb Veal Roast Shoulder bone in, square cut (3 pts lb ) Gr A lb Gr B lb Gr. C lb 28« 26« 24« Veal Stew Neck, breast, shook, bone in (2 pts lb.» 21c lb 19c lb 18c Gr A lb Gr B Gr C
