Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1945)
Thursday, Dec. 13, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE Servicemen Get Discharges Head Injury Is Accident Result RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gibson motored to Forest Grove Saturday and again on Monday. Claud is taking trcat- ments for arthritis from which he suffers. T. F. Crawford received a bad head injury when he was struck by a careening board. He is hospitalized. On our sick list are Mrs. Thornbrugh, Waldon Ratkie, Jo anne Sozoff Darlene and Gene Pugh and several of the Wells’ children, all suffering with flu and bad colds; Mrs. Monty Dew ey has sinus trouble and Joanne Sozoff was so disturbed with a a cankerous mouth Sun. night that Dr. Eby was called Mon. Mr. and Mrs. John Elder drove to Camp 8 Sun. for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burke At your MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sundland were up over the week end from Seaside. Lloyd Beach is discharged from the army. He says its good to be home again. Mrs. Wm. Bridgers was in Portland Mon. is home Frankie Checmonek from the navy to stay.—Norwin Wickstrom, USN, is home on a 30-day leave. He went to Flor ence to visit his sister, Mrs. Chet Clendin.—Bernard Dowling was sick with flu all of last week. Shirley Ann Roper has a case of mumps that is keeping her home from school this week. Margaret Dippold is assisting Mrs. Wm. Bridgers with her house work at present. Mrs. Bern Bliss was up from Hebo last week end at her folks’ home. Mrs. C. L. Wardell has been quite sick with flu and needed a visit from the Dr. last week. Mr. and Mrs. C .Russell and children were guests from Astor ia of the Earl Ropers over the week end. —Robt. Mathews has been ill with a severe cold last week. Austin Dowling is on the sick list this week.—Bud Murphy is working for Mathew’s Bros. Lum ber Co.—Roy Hughes was a Portland business visitor one day last week. and Mrs. Elder spent Thurs. with the Chas. Gill family in their new home in Vernonia. STOP AND THINK Dee* your roof need fixing; With appetizing, does your garage need repair; well-prepared meal». Come reg. or do you with to make inter, ularly to enjoy our wonderful ior change» food. Save work—save time— Now is the time to remodel! save delicious, money and points! Sun day dinners are our specialty! CHAT ’N NIBBLE CLEVE ROBERTSON ROBERTSON in your home? Let's Be Sociable Final Section of Book Reviewed Mrs. Sam Hearing, Jr. was hostess to the Vernonia Study club Thursday evening, Dec. 6. Mrs. Ralph Valpiani presided at the business session in the ab sence of Mrs. Harry Culbertson. For the evening’s program Mrs. William Heath read the final section of Shakespeare’s Julius Ceasar beginning with Act IV, Scene I, which is occupied with the quarrel and reconciliation of Brutus and Cassius and the ep isode of Caesar’s ghost. Cassius is the moving spirit in his deal ing with Brutus but when it comes to a difference of opinion Cassius always gives way. The chief instances being the bring ing of Cicero into the conspir acy, as to kiling Antony as well as Caesar, as to allowing Antony free speech, and, as to the course to be taken in the war. The out come shows that Brutus was _ hopelessly ______ mistaken ______ ________ and the “tide” which he persuades Cas sius to take leads to disaster. The influence of Caesar is strongly apparent in the failing fortunes of his murderers. The final reading was followed by a general discussion of the whole play by the members. After the program the hostess served delicious refreshment». The next meeting will be a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. A. J. Hughes, on December 20th, with Mrs. Rons Workman in charge of the program. & Fred W. Glaser, radarman 2cr is listed as receiving his discharge at the personel separation cen ter at Bremerton, Wash. AS A GUIDE TO FINE WHISKEY Copper Bearing Plate SEPTIC TANKS 10 Guage 200 & 300-Gal. Cap. Door* Stock Mill Work Mirror* Window* & Sashe* Window Gia«* Extension Ladder*, Ladâ er*, Painter’» Trestle* ANDERSON WOODWORKING SHOP Phone 575 Riverview 86 Proof 68.4% Grair» Neutral Spirits For Pasteurized WHEN YOUR MOTOR NEEDS A TUNE-UP O The name of Corby's in Canada stands for fine whiskey tradition, and Corby’s —as produced in America today —merits the approval of the most critical. You, too, will enjoy the fine pre-war quality of this light, sociable blend. —Ask for Corby’s the next time you buy. CREAM and BUTTERMILK right from the farm to your door, write or call PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon Telephone No. 7F51 OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY Call on an Expert! Ira Lee is the man to see when the old bus starts acting up. That is the time to fllace it in the hands of an expert. CORBY’S PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A. under the direct supervision of our expert Canadian blender •UXDEO WH151®* Misst» ui »»«ms B arclay a co Lee Motors Sales and Service Jas. Barclay & Co., Limited Peoria. Illinois 11-22-4« For estimated, guaran teed work, see E. M. YORK CONTRACTOR DISCHARGED BUILDER This is the second week of Safeway’s money-saving Pre-Holiday Sale ... an event offering values that will entice you to shep now, while stores are less crowded and supplies plentiful. Check the list' below... just note the savings you make. Kitchen Craft Go!d Medal Flour £ 29' 54' Softasilk Cake Flour 26' Sperry Flour Ä 25e sack 46' 3ki-lb. Suzanna Pancake Flour pkg. 19' 1-lb. Cinch Cornbread Mix pkg. 16' Joy Popover Mix pk921e 2-OI. Ac Schilling Cloves, ground tin < 2-01 Qc Allspice, Schilling ground tin < Breeze and American Cheese Dutch X 20' Mill Howdy, Peanut Butter ’£■ 25' coarse grind 2-lb. jar 54c full flavored, black 22c ?b.43c ib 85c 1-lb. jar 1-lb. jar^Q^ Golden West Reg. grind coffee PAID 1-lb. jor NobHiU™^ 1-lb. bag 23c 2-lb. bag — Airway COFFEE Who)e Bean 1-lb. bag 20c 3-lb. bag Filter Papers Papers of cloths 2 pkgs. 32' Julia Lee Wright’« Bread l%lb. If. 12c Julia Lee Wright’» Bread 1 Ib. if. 9c 45' Margarine, Sunny Bank 1-lb. pkg. 20c Fleischmann's Yeast 3 cakes 10c Brown Sugar, also powdered lb. pkg. 8c Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized pkg. 7c Baking Soda Arm S Hammer W-lb. pkg. 5c 58' 15' Every piece of Meat you buy at Safeway must please you, or your money back! 20 YEAR OfidoJiAfauJc RETIREMENT PLAN Just place your order ond leave the rest to us! Lamb Leg or. - aa - Ib. 39' ?/-lb. 38' Shldr. Roasted Ib. 35' ^ lb. 34' Lamb Choptcr? u."lb. 45' lb. 43' Lamb Breast ar.-AA-ew* a - Ib. 19e Pork Cheps loin «nd rib cut» Ib. 38' Pork Roast, Shoulder Ib. 31' Ground Beef, fresh daily lb.28' GRADE A Physically and Mentally Qualified are Eligible for Enlistment U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION Longview Victory Center, Longview, Wash HENS AO Ib. 48c Ib. l3 3-Way Globes,?1.29£, Rinso Soap Granulated 24-az. pkg. 23' Toilet Soap, White King, 3 bars 14' Favorite Matches Cai" 6 boxes 21 ■A yauA. A Tosty ond Inexpensive Delicacy T0MS Rolled Oats &26‘ Albers Oats °% fänked ÂÎ8' Wheatena Cereal 22-oz. pkg. 22' 100% Bran NABISCO 16-oz. pkg. 17' Shredded Wheat, Nabisco, pkg. 12' Dried Prunes 2-lb. cello pkg. 27' Nectar Raisins 15-oz. pkg. 12' Veal Roost 8I?£,U„^R Or.s. Ib.28‘ Veal Breast Grade A, Ib. 21« Cooked Salami Ib. 43' Polish Sausage, type 2 lb.45' Minced Lunch Meat, A.C., Ib. 37' Fryers, A Grade 49c SPRY Shortening 3-lb. jar ZQc Ou How to make holiday baking easy I ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ Time to start thinking about al those good things you can bake now and keep for holiday eating. And here are recipes for an Apple Sauce Fruit Cake and some delightful cookies . . . examples of how easy* it is to turn tnose thoughts into deli cious things-to-eat. No need to worry for they keep perfectly. ■ ■ ■ a ■ a a a a a a a a a ■ a a a a a a a ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a '! a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a PORK SAUSAGE TURKEYS IN THE NEW . .. UNITED STATES ARMY MEN 17 thru 34 Conned Corn B ’S»’15« 6/85« Heinz Tomato Soup 10'6/55' No. 2 Happyvale Peas can 11'6/61' Blended Juice, Vita Pak 41' 6/J2.41 Tomato Juice 8unny D*wn £°„* 21' 6/»1.21 Prem Lunch Meat, Swift's, 12-oz. can 32' Puritan Deviled Ham 3-oz. tin 14' Cherub Milk 3X26'<.*4 05 4Xy 17'« 52 03 M. I. B. Coffee Regular grind FAMILY ALLOWANCES Safeway, QanniuL Jood, SaoinyA. Edwards Coffee _o Canterbury Tea ALL EXPENSES FLOUR 5-lb. sack 27° sack 49 . X, Type 1 ». 39e APPLI 5AUCI FRUIT CAKE An easy-to-make cake that will store for a number of weeks if kept in a cool, dry place. 2 cups flour 1 egg tsp. salt 1 cup unsweet- tsp. soda / ened sieved 2 tsps, baking applesauce powder 1 cup sliced 1 tsp. cinnamon candied fruit '/2 tsp. nutmeg % cup seedless */* tsp. cloves raisins !4 tsp. allspice J4 cup chopped l/2 cup shortening nutmeats 1 cup brown sugar firmly packed Sift and measure ___ _____ flour; sift .. again with salt and spices. Cream shorten ing and sugar until light and fluffy; beat in egg. Add applesauce and flour mixture alternately; beat until smooth. Add fruit and nutmeats. Pour into well-greased loaf pan (9x4x3) and bake in moderate oven (350° F.) for I hour or until done. Makes one loaf cake. GINGERSNAPS V2 cup shortening 2% cups flour 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon 1 egg, beaten 2 tsps, ginger 1 tsp. soda J4 tsp. salt y2 cup dark molasses Cream shortening and sugar together until light and fluffy; add egg. Stir in combined soda and molasses. Sift and measure flour; sift again with cinnamon, ginger and salt. Blend well into creamed mixture. Chill about 1 hour. Shape dough into small balls between palms of hands. Place balls on lightly-greased cookie sheet about 1 to 2 inches apart. Bake in a mod erate oven (350° F.) 15 to 18 min utes, or until done. Remove to rack and cool. Makes 5 to 6 dozen cookies. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau YAMS JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Di rector Delicious Condied— from the South APPLES Clapp's Baby Food Combination Pock C Grode Stock Up! Instant Oatm«ol VEL RANGES K 15‘ Bursting > heolthful i Niblet CORN UuuL JatA. to 220 size and Larger 252 size and Smaller Ife/uA. Safeioay Wlaat Vian Delicious lb. ll>4c box $4.69 Winesap lb. 11c $4.59 local tender Cauliflower, Broccoli, Dry Onion*, Yel local Pascal Parsnip*, local crop Rutabaga*, U.S. No. 1 Cranberries, plump, jcy Tomatoes, red, ripe Celery, SAFEWAY
