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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1953)
Lecturer Plans Attendance Prize BIRKENFELD — Winema Grange met Thursday at their regular meeting. Mrs. Tom Hop kins told of her trip to Eastern Oregon and Washington. Mrs. Carl, the lecturer, will have a drawing each meeting for a while with a prize for the member whose name is drawn. Members must be present to receive the prize. If not present the prize will be added to another to be drawn at the next meeting. i Mrs. Don Jensen and children ! went to Tigard Monday to visit ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will i Towle. GEMS OF THOUGHT SECURITY THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. OR !. THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1953 5 YESTERDAYS I , 500 or more hours of service are: From The Eagle, June 17, 1938 j Iva Gillham. Ruth Steers, Grace FIVE YEARS AGO From The Eagle, Jun«- 17. 1948 Pierce, Blanche DeWitt, Isola i Morris, Emma Condit, Anna Rig- Girls representing Vernonia at j gins. W V. Lindley, Marion Steers, Girls state held at Willamette ■ Jr., and Dale Roland. university June 14 to 21 are Bev Arrangements for fire control erly Herrin and Mickey Hall. in Columbia county have been This community contributed $90 made by H-rb Kyle, district to the recent cancer drive. Mrs. warden, with the appointment of Judd Greenman acted as chair Clyde May to take over the work man for the campaign in Ver with headquarters at the Pitts burgh guard station. E. A. Mc nonia. New officers for Vernonia Aerie. Donald has been appointed as F.O.E., are: W. N. Noakes, past his assistant. president; A. J. Kirk, worthy Those boys working in the president; Trent Garner, vice- 1 forestry service this summer at , president; R. J. Wallace, secre I Pittsburg are Jack Nance, Gordon tary; D. W. Baysinger, treasurer; I Cline and Jack King. Roy Miner, chaplain and Harold | Going to St. Helens Friday to ' Baker, inside guard. mak? blood donations were: Ruth I TEN YEARS AGO Steers. Vivian Counts, Lucy Uh- From The Eagle, June 17. 1943 lin. Grace Mathews and Hilda Aircraft warning post observers 1 Keasev. who have received awards for ' FIFTEEN YEARS AGO If living in disobedience to Him, we ought to feel no security, although God is good. Mary Baker Eddy j Boone Johnston took his father, No one can build his security ny Marvin Kamholz T. P. Johnston, to Longview Sun upon the nobleness of another. Although a page one story car- ' day to enter the sanitarium for a Willa Carter ries details announcing a public ! few days for observation. The true security is to be found meeting scheduled to take place 1 Mr. and M rs. Henry Turner and : in social solidarity rather than in next Monday, we would like to children visited the James Mar isolated individual effort. emphasize again in this space its tin family at Toledo Sunday. They —Dostoyevsky i reason and purpose. also visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubble He that is too secure is not safe. 1 City councilmen have been giv at Seal Rock over the week end [ —Proverb ing consideration for several Mrs. Hubble was formerly Gladys i A guilty conscience never feels , months to the proposed sewer DeRosia. secure. —Publilius Syrus 1 system which has been outlined principally for the Corey hill area. Considerable engineering work has been done to plan th° pro- | 4* ject, prepare a financial set-up for • • financing and obtain the approval 4 of the state sanitary authority for the proposal. The point has been reached in this planning where a full explan nation is to be made to residents of the city at a public meeting. At this meeting, set for next Mon day evening at the IWA hall, the people of the city will hear de U.S. Choice. tailed explanations of the propos Properly aged al and have the opportunity to '■ for tender present any question they may ness and have in mind. flavor— Those who have questions about the necessity of the proposal, the manner in which it has been pre pared and its cost may have these questions answered Monday even ing by appearing at th? meeting. City officials urge a large at tendance to hear the explanation of the project. b0SS h0,ne t0 dinner. hone^how about ■ >\)<l^ Lyman Wax was elected presi- dent-busmiss agent of th«' CIO local; other officeis elected were: Jack Potts, vice-president; John Glauner, financial secretary; John Gritdahl. recording secretary; Bob Raymer, warden and Bill Lindley, conductor. RIVERVIEW w 1 : radio : o SALES — SERVICE • ADMIRAL LINE Guaranteed Repair ♦ * ON RADIOS RECORDERS J RECORD PLAYERS Full Line Raytheon Tube« } Phone 774 i having one of those swell SAFEWAY POT ROASTS f Cross Rib Roast When Portland’s UHF television station was about ready to send pictures there was quite a bit of comment locally about the kind of reception that could be ex pected here. Majority opinion of those w-ho thought they knew what could be exp-cted was that UHF could not be received here because of mountainous area be tween Vernonia and Portland. Since thin it has been found that reception is possible here from the Portland station and in some instances is fairly good, al though variable depending on 1 interference. Eight or tsn sets at least are in operation now. Now it is thought that reception will be even better when a VHF station starts broadcasting because this frequency will fol low ground contour while UHF will not. Future technical im provements of sets will no doubt also bring better reception. Theater owners who expected to experienced a drop in attend ance because of television may not find as many vacant seats as they thought, at least until TV re ception improves much more. Indication that theater attendance is beginning to go up was voiced Monday by Jay Taggart, manager of theaters near Port land. He said people ar? returning to see shows rather than watching television because the picture is so much better and larger. Pork& Beans k. ' V ’i À BONELESS U. S. Choice grade Well Aged 99 59c MEAT VALUES SLICED BACON. Reg., lb 59«. RIB ROAST. Ib. g9c BEEF STEW. Boneless, lb. 59<- GROUND BEEF. Fresh, lb. 39c SAUSAGE. Polish 3 for $1.00 BEEF SHORT RIBS Ib. 25c HAMS, Swift 5-lb. can$5.70 HALIBUT. Fresh, sled., lb. 35c HALIBUT. Fresh, pc?., lb. 29c N. 2‘4 1C, I I Pork Kool Ade Riiz Crackers Tea Timers FriHeis Van Camps No. 300 can Assorted Flavors Noodles 10£ 25c Crisp and fresh 1-lb- pLg- Wafer Crackers Porter’s Brand 29e 1-lb- Pkg- 25e 1-lb- Pkg- 29e Torpedo • Chunk Style $1.71 AIRWAY COFFEE 2-lb $1.67 EDWARDS COFFEE 2-lb $1.81 Lac Mix Dry Milk 1-lb 39c Fresh 3.8% Milk qt. 22c Canterbury Tea. 48-bag 51c Nu Made Mayonnaise qt. 65c Busy Baker Crackers, 2-lb. 53c 23c Mrs- Wright's Bread.l1 z-lb. Mayday Salad Oil qt. 72c 95c Prince Albert Tobacco, 1-lb Velvet Tobacco 1-lb. 95c Cigarettes. All brands, et. $1.73 Lotion, Trushay, Med. 59c Woodbury Lotion 5*i-oZ. 47c Menncn's Bracer each 71c NOB HILL COFFEE. 2-lb. Tuna Fish I 1 i I TEST TELLS Catsup 19c Save on this popular Detergent PARADE DETERGENT Regular 19-oz. pkg- PLUS Tn ira Grapefruit June T()Wn Houie New Peas Watermelons 2-lb. 290 lb. 50 Apricots Lemons F„m Peaches Luscious Beets POTATO CHIPS 4-oz pkg. 15c Carrois No tops ib 9c » 19c Radishes Sn'iZ" 2-15c 7-oz pkg. 37c lb .b 19c Lettuce Crisp 10c Onions Yellow 3 Bunches Cragmonl Beverages 10 n_vors Elue Bell or Nalley’s 23c ADDITIONAL PRODUCE BUYS lb It I Official Newspaper of Vernonia. Oregon _______________ _________________ i Entered as second class mail | matter. August 4. 1922 at #>e post office in Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 18 «9. Subscription price $3.00 yearly in the Nehalem Valley. Else , where $3.50. 39c Lb. 43c Lb. Fleet Mix Illness Strikes 2 at Birkenfeld BIRKENFELD — Denny Jep son has the measles and Jimmy Bellingham has chicken pox. They ire filling silo now for Lawrenc? Jepson. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jepson made a business trip to Portland Mon day. Mrs. Guy Bellingham. Arthur - and George Bellingham went to Portland Sunday after a car for George. Mr. and Mrs. T?d Bellingham went to Castle Rock, Washington to attend a family reunion. Mrs. Elsa Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Griggs were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Perry. ____ ___________________________ I THE VERNONIA EAGLE Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Blade cut Arm cut MORE Taste Tells 1 I Star Kist Tuna Fish Chunk No 4 29c Style can 15c 3-10c Colgate Ribbon DENTAL CREAM Large size Giant size Economy size 27c 47c 63c Juice omat¡ wuzww T Sunnydawn 9-oz. Pkg. for 25c 4C . i 48-01. 29c 27c 31c Marshmallows Fluff i-est 1-lb French Dressing Milan 8-oz. 1890 34r jar Muffin Mix Roman Meal 9-oz pkg 19c 1-oz. Roman Meal Cereal pkg. 37c personal ■ Ivory Soap 4-22c bars Ivory Soap ......... medium 3-25c bars large Ivory Soap bars 2-27c per Lava Soap Cleans 10c hands bar Rik Rak Cleanser can 2-23c Spic and Span . „„ „„ 27c I I Prices in This Ad Effective Thru Saturday. 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