Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, January 15, 1953, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textj Death Claims Treharne Lady Lower Prices For Cars Set Countering th? almost constant upward spiral of automotive prices since the war, Willys-Over- land Motors, Inc., has introduced a new and broader line of Aero Willys passengers cars for 1953 at lower prices. Word of the new models was released here this week by Coast Motors Sales. Reductions run from $88 to $185 on 2-door models. Four-door models will be brought out at prices actually below 1952 two- door prices in comparable style series. The announcement stated that the company is completing its new line by entering the popu lar field of hardtop convertibles with a smart custom car to be called the Aero Eagle and by producing for the first time a four-door sedan in three style series. First of the new four-door mo dels shown will b? the deluxe Aero Lark. The Aero Eagle hard top and a new style series, the Aero Falcon, will also be intro duced. The Eagle is pow red by the 90 hp. Hurricane 6, a different new- type F-head engine with com pression ration of 7.6 to 1 that operates on regular gasoline. Its efficiency is indicated by the fact it produces .560 horse power per cubic inch of displacement, rat ing almost the same as the Cadil lac engine and far surpassing vir tually all other automobile en gines mad? in the U.S. The extraordinary gas economy of this car has been demonstrated over and over by owners, dealers and independ.nt testers. Forex- ample, a 1 ading popular scien tific magazine recently polled 1,000 Aero Willys owners who reported that thsy are averaging over 27 miles per gallon of gas in country driving under all weather and road conditions. Presenting the greatest mod rn aid to parking in crowded streets, the Aero Willys is the only car from which all four fenders can be plainly se n by the driver. j I ' • i | j TREHARNE — Neighbors and bur Thacker home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stowell friends were saddened by the passing of a long time beloved and her sister, Clara, of Mc i nt, Mrs Anna Wilaon, Minnville paid a visit at the Wil known by many as aunt Lizzie. ■ bur Thacker home Sunday, Janu Thursday morning, January 8. ary 4. Everyone extends heartfelt sym Mrs. Lucille Tilley of Scap pathy to her family and relatives. poose called at the Hulan and Those on the sick list at this Wilbur Thacker homes Sunday. time are Mrs. Bert Tisdale. Ver Mrs. Harry Weaver. Charlotte non Weaver and Mrs. Byron and Vernon called at the Kirk- Kirkbride. Michael Reynolds was bride home Tuesday. a victim of the measles. Stephen Kirkbride was an over Edwina Siedelman and Jean night guest of Bob Britton Sat Kirkbride motored to Portland urday. Walter Kirkbride was an Friday night to visit Mrs. Doris overnight guest of George Miner Young and children. They re Saturday. turned home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kirkbride, Jean Roosevelt declared the famous and Rosalie attended the bene bank moratorium the day after fit dance in Vernonia Saturday he took office. night. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Newton North Dakota is the coldest and Darlene called at the Wil state in the U.S. MEATY BLADE CUT POT ROAST Trimmed before weighing Per lb. FULLY AGED taste treat! ! 59c MISCELLANEOUS VALUES FINT KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD • 8fc PROOF THE HALL AND HILL CO.. LOUISVILLE. KY. _________________________________I THE VERNONIA EAGLE Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon ° i 1 i THURSDAY. JAN ORE we drive west on Sunset highway at Sterling ranch, if the high way were moved 300 feet further north and raised 100 feet which would necessitate a fill approxi mately 150 feet long and 100 feet high, look at the acres of lake, you would have. My estimate would be upward of 225 acres of water, average 50 feet deep This water could be released slowly in dry season to facilitate irrigation between Vernonia and s a. 2. There is a like project in section 19 and 20 on Clear creek which would create1 100 plus acres lake with approximately two we?ks work with a D8 cat to make an earth fill with rock base spillway from lake created. 3. You are quite familiar four miles west of Sunset junction, section 4. 5. T4N R5W WM. Back of the oiling retort plant there Is a solid rock wall on each side of a narrow canyon. By earthen 15. 1953 5 fill or concrete and solid rock trench spillway a lake of IjO acres or more can be created. If you do not think these are feasible, make it possible for me to acquire the former oi latter with permission to construct I assure you I would go begging to complete same. Please, folks, lets hear from you for a leader in this. Not a politician, but a man or gioup of citizens for action Yes, I will show these three projects gladly. The statu now owns the former and Tillamook county a fraction of latter I think so should be available. Si; ned Elmer Bergerson. Timber Route, Vernonia. Ore. If treated within an hour, a poisonous snake bite will not likely be fatal. < an t blame the lady for being eager about wond 'i ful beef buvs like these' They're all top quality —all cut from top government grade I sides of beef No matter which beef buv you choose (foi cimj :<■ ground beef, stewing beef or a big steak), you're sure of tender icy. flavorful meat And every cut's a thrifty cut—guaranteed perfect eating, or your monei back ' Cut thick or thin BOUND STEAKS lb. 29c 95c it 49c T-Bone Steak Grcund Beef Lb. 75c i I Onr- of th” finest i‘?'ks Short Sihs Veal Siildr. Roast lb. 59c lb. 49c Lamb Roast Shoulder lb. 65c Lamb Chops Rlb lb. 59c Fancy Hams Sugar Cured Smoked Picnics Half or Whole, lb. 39c lb. 59c Piece Eacon Economical lb. 49c Sliced Bacon Reg pack lb. 69c Fresh Fryers Pan ready pi. Fresh Oysters Select 65c lb. Fillet oi Sole Boneless 65c Whiskey at its s 0° ! I VERNONIA. MORE MEAT VALUES r Entered as second class mail matter. August 4. 1922 at the post office in Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879. Subscription price $3 90 vearly in the Nehalem Valley. Else- where $3.50. To the Editor: Please, may I as a now politi cian call an awakening of the people of the Nehalem valley. Our timber is nearly gone and so will go the mill and payroll. We hope and pray for mineral development and a small creosot- ing plant for young timber and 5c per acre owners. Yes. I fully realize our farming activities are limited However, with our small acreages we can only hope for a small Gard.n of Eden so to speak. Yes, I mean irrigation. I will not invest approximately $4000 for irrigation only to find I am taking water from a stream which already needs more water to sustain fish life therein dur ing fall months. 1. Dear peopl?. wake up. As EAGLE. step on it toney! SAFEWAY'S featuring t^ « 5 ,UA«T I ’ME THE PEOPLE SPEAK . . . I , J 1 • 46-cz. can 31c Hi-C Orangeade Boy ar-dee Spaghetti w Meat Balls, l5a/«-oz. can 27c Ko. Va can Star-Kist Chunk Tuna 33c No. Vi can Torpedo Grated Tuna 24c 1-lb. carton 38c Lac Mix Dry Milk Cherub Evaporated Milk *8 ^an Case $6 69; can 14c pkg. Jell Well Desserts, variety 7c 15-os. pkg. Vel Detergent 30c 23-oz. pkg. White Magic Soap 27c Fresh Milk. 3.8' < , Reg. or Homog. qt. 22c 78c 1-lb. Shady Lane Butter, fresh dot. "AA" Large Eggs 75c 1-lb. 30c Sunnybank Margarine 1-lb. 30c Durkee's Margarine 1-lb. 32c 21b - $1.63 Nob Hill Coffee 1-lb. 79c * »*• $1.57 Airway Coffee 1 lb. 87c > “»• $1.73 Edwards Coffee 12-01. jar 38c Beverly Peanut Butter qt. Jar 67c Nu Made Mayonnaise 23c l1 a lb. loaf Mrs. Wright's Bread 20c 1-lb. loaf Skylark Breads, variety 1-lb. pkg. 36c Tea Timer Crackers 25 lb. pkg. $2.33 Kitchen Craft Flour pkg. 42c Boy ar dee Dinners, spaghetti qt. 73c Mayday Salad Oil. pure 83c w 3-lb. can Royal Satin Shortening 4 rolle 37c Comfort Toilet Tissue Sliced La Lan 2 Busy Baker Seedless No. 2 can 46-oz. cans 1-lb. rkg- 4 lb. pkg. 2 lb. can • I i i i i i i » I ♦ I : I I I I » I I I I I I » I I I I I I I I I I I » I I 4 I I ORANGES Your Vernonia 25c 49c 25c 49c 69c SAFEWAY Lowers the Price on COFFEE SUGAR OLEO SLEEP. HOLLOW TABLE SYRUP bottle 26c Ä11 you can bag Sale IN TOTER BAG AT ORANGE DISPLAY! FOR LARGE SIZE NAVELS — MINIMUM WEIGHT AROUND 8 LBS. 75c i t Pre-ripened Avocados sei«t e . ch Tender BlOCCOii Rich in Vitamin C lb. CriSp Celery Sweet and spicy lb. Fresh Parsnips f «» <>f flavor ib. U. S. NO. 1 PoidlOeS Economy 10 lb. U. S. No. 1 Potatoes sue a 25 u>. 19c 19c 15c 15c 59c $1.45 Tomatoes 13-01. tub« Turnips per ¡(Je pound CHECK THESE ITEMS FOR YOUR BATHROOM NEEDS Listerine Antiseptic, 14-oz. size 79c 63c Veto Deodorant, spray, small size 39c 49c Mineral Oil. Pint 37c 49c Band Aid», plastic strips, 39's tin 59c 57c Chiffon Toilet Tissue, roll 2 for 27c $1 00 Kotex Napkins. 12's, pkg. 2 for 77o ®3c Tpana Tooth Paste. e< nomv size Patquin Hand Crum, Jergens Let ón. 50c ze Ha.o Shampoo. large -uze Lustre Cream Shimp». . Sal Hepática, large size Pnces effective thru Saturday. Jan. 17 DALEWOOD FARADE TOILET TISSUE MARGARINE Detergent Silk Brand 5 POUNDS SI-OÙ U» 30c