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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1953)
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs. Mauck of St. Helens called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. M P Mills Wednes day. Mrs. Mauck is a sister of Mrs. Mills. The annual pioneer meeting Office Desk during an emergency. He explains the system further by saying: "in most areas of the state radio stations will operate intermittently during an air raid By Marvin Kamholz alert or enemy attack. They will Back again after an absence of be on the air for periods of 30 several weeks due to spac? limi- seconds or less and off the air tations, this column is still won- i several minutes at a time. The system will fill a need for dering what progress has been made towards finding out who a fast, dependable means of keep caused the recent poisoning of ing the public informed to avoid several dogs in the southwest part panic or disorganization in the of town. Not much comment has event of an attack. been heard about the act in re cent days, but as long as the per son who distributed the poison is not apprehended there remains the danger that there may be an other attempt to eliminate more animals. When poison is placed in the manner recently employed, there is always the danger a small child may be a victim. Dog lovers have an incentive to help find the guilty person because of a re ward offered by "Dog World", a magazine published in Chicago. The magazine offers a reward of $53 to a person who identifies the poisoner, makes a complaint in court and is the principal wit ness to secure conviction. The person accused must be convicted in open court. A statement from the judge, justice of peace or pro. secuting attorney identifying the person making the charge is re quired over the official signature. Inquiries about the reward should be addressed to Dog World maga zine Reward Fund, 3323 Michigan Blvd., Chicago 16. Most people here probably give little thought to the work of the Oregon state civil defense agency but this word received a week ago from Robert Sandstrom, act ing director, should be remem bered because it will make pos sible the distribution of immedi ate information to the public in case of an air raid alert or enemy attack. During an alert or attack, radio stations will give immediate in- formation to the public on two civil defense frequencies: 640 and 1240 on the dial. All other fre- I quencies will be off the air. This system of notifying the public during an emergency has been designed to prevent enemy aircraft from using stations as a navigational aid, his release pointed out and been operative since May 15. Forty-three AM radio stations in 27 cities in th* state are prepared to broadcast 1952 SI.25 l-lb. pkg. OUTBOARD MOTOR AND BOAT FLOATER Property covered in clude* boat*, motor», ac cessories and boat trail ers. Minimum premium $5 annual, $12.50 three years. RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Young moved to Spring field Wedn sday and Mrs. Dewey Hunt and children moved into the house they vacated Mr. and Mrs. James Walters of Cedar Mills visited at the W. J. Lindsley horn Saturday and at- tended the Davis-Fleskes wed- ding. W. L. Rose of Marysville, Cali- fornia. is visiting his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rose. Mrs. Glenn Mitchell spent last Thursday and Friday visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cooper, at Tacoma. Mrs. D. L. Harvey and children have moved into the Tyacke house Bill J. Horn, Agent 905 Bridge Street Phone 231 — Vernonia 5 on Seventh street. They formerly lived in Vernonia. Mrs. Lloyd Callister and son, Ronnie, visited Monday and Tues, day at tne Harolu Hopkins home at Taft. They attended the grad uation of Richard Hopkins while there. Residents of House Change THE VERNONIA EAGLE Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon Entered as second class mail matter, August 4, 1922 at Hie post office in Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $3 00 yearly- in the Nehalem Valley. Else where $3.50. F Í ! See how many of today’s prices are really down It’s a basic part of Safeway’s service—bringing you immediately the benefit of lower-prices. Come in today -you’ll find many more lower-than-a year ago prices Beef T-Bone Steak US Choice ...lb Beef Round Steak U.S. Choice _lb Beef Sirloin Steak US. Choice ___ lb Beef Pot Roast Arm cut, U S. choice____ lb Beef Pot Roast Blade cut, U S. choice____ lb Beef Rib Roast Well trimmed - choice __ lb Fresh Ground Beef Lean, pure beef ib Beef Short Ribs For braising or stew lb Boneless Corned Beef Briskets ...... ib Veal Rib Chops or Large Loin ___ ....... lb. Veal Blade Roast Shoulder cut__ lb. Fresh Sliced Halibut Thick cut ... lb. Fresh Red Snapper No bones ... lb FRESH ASSORTED Lunch Meat • Macaroni & Cheese Loaf • Pickle - Pimento Loaf 1952 By the 59c Piece Veal 89’ • Large Bologna 1952 By the 65c Slice lb. 39' Ripe Olives Shortening Margarine Facial Tissue Toilet Tissue «r ôOC Cottage Cheese Dental Cream Colgate Large size____ Economical *iz* Giant size____ 27c 63c 47c Potato Chips Blu* Bell or Nalley'* 4-02. Pkg 7-OZ. Pkg. Ebony Standard Royal Satin Brand Morehouse — Old Style No. 1 can 19c 1952 1953 $1.20 99c $1.08 79c 98« 75c 9Cc 65c 38c 59c $1.02 86c 59c 39c 85c 83c 53c 49c 79c 39c 25c 49c 79c 55c 39c 29c F ♦ ¥ ¥ I I ¥ ¥ 3-lb. can 79c 4 Dalewood Brand 89c 5,.„ qw • cartons Zee 400 count M-D Brand 650 count 10..,. ÏJ0O Columbia Brand MUSTARD 4 No. 2 >4 Jar Can Steins Brand Van Zee Brand wieneheuhs CHEESE FOOD R Ì I DILL PICKLES 20^4-02. 21b 20c Pkg. 79c 7 * • / ---------- BE SURE AND VISIT OUR BIG 10c DISPLAY Sagar Belle Peas No.303 can Lipions Soup Mix 3 pkg. Playfair Dog Food can Friskies Dog Food can I reg. Palmolive Soap 3 * bar* bath Palmolive Soap 3 bar* Cnan T®u** Q I reg. wUafJ Cashmer* Bouquet *J I bar* Cftan Toilet Q bath Cashmere Bouque; J bar* 19-oz. Detergent pkg. 47-oz. o.,.,»., _ — pkg. ’ J •«. Detergent —■ pkg. 23-oz. pkg. 23-oz. pkg. 14oz. can Pdldde Fab Vel White Magic Soap Borene Soap Rik Bak Cleanser 17c 39c 10c 16c 25c 35c 25c 35c 31c 75c 31c 27c 29c NEW POTATOES Shafter White Rose US No 1 BUY EM’ BY THE SACK! POTATOES U.S. No 1 100-lb. Sack $2.85 A $3.50 VALUE Mayonnaise Sade Spread Grahams £S”’ CookieS Jane Arden VERNONIA INSURANCE • THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1953 ORE. LOWER THANAYEAR AGO! 1952 By the 59c Slice Blossom Time tlvl pint Sunburst Tumbler 39c with purchase of Blossom Time Cottage Cheese I VERNONIA, Indicates special price Highway No. 2*4 can Unfortunately, nobody knows what will happen next. So, we suggest a well-balanced insurance program ... a program that will not cost too much, yet will give you the help you need if trouble strikes. TREHARNE — Mrs. Jane Mil ler entertained the birthday club June 4 in honor of her birthday. A good number was able to at tend. Mrs. Miller open.d her nice gifts following a pot-luck dinner. Paul Lin Weaver was recipient of many nice gifts also as June 4 was his birthday. Mrs. Byron Kirkbride was a Monday evening visitor of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bender and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller. Mrs. Blanche DeWitt of Rock Creek and Mrs. Isola Morris of Vernonia called on Mrs. Larry Brady Sunday. Mrs. Isola Morris of Vernonia and daughter, Elna, of Portland, called on Mrs. Byron Kirkbride Saturday. Mrs. Joe Miller visited with Mrs. Midge Reynolds Friday. EAGLE. These Regular SAFEWAY Meat Prices Are Chicken Apricot Halves UNPLEASANT FUTURE? IF YOU KNEW for cer-} tain that trouble was} coming your way, you’d I safeguard yourself} against it. ! pot-luck dinner will be held at the Birkenfeld gym next Sunday, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott spent Saturday in Portland with Mr and Mrs. Carl Pfifer. Sunday they drove to Oregon City to visit their daughter, Kathryn, and Kathryn and Ann Erickson. The Nehalem Valley Garden club meets next Wednesday, June 18, at the home of Mrs. Victor Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson and children spent Sunday at Mohler visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Gar- lock. Mrs. Myrtle Slanger of Jewell was in Birkenfeld Wednesday. She later attended the guild meeting held at the home of Mrs. Boone Johnston. Thighs or Drumsticks THE Club Entertained at Treharne Home June 4 Date Noted for Pioneer Meeting Pnce* Effective Vhrough Saturday. June 11 % SAFEWAY qt 16-oz. l-lb pkg Crackers b X l-lb Flour cr»urn 5 lb Frillets Beverages ' r*gn 2 I m HI lb a. Newtown Apples lb. Cantaloupes lb. lb. Grapeiruit 8 1 bag Carrots No top* ......... lb. Fresh Corn 3 ears ib. Crisp Lettuce 69c 39c 34c 29c 28c 53c 31c 35c plus drpoMt Ajax Cleanser 14-01 3.8% Milk Frcsh qt. Butter Shady Lane l-lb Nob Hill Coffee 2 lb Airway Coffee _ Mb Edwards Coifee 2ib Coffee m I' xwhi nou~ i p rr Instant LOilee Edward* 4-uz. 10c 17c 49c 10c 25c 15c 2/27c 22« 75c $1.67 $1 63 $1.87 $1.65 85« T
