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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1953)
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY. SEPT 10, 1953 Dealer* Make Regular Long Week End Family Meeting, Jamboree Proves Trip to Community — The Raleigh dealers. Brings Relatives 1 Mr. MIST Reunions Attract Clubs Convene at Early Residents and Mrs. Gift, were in the Attraction Sun. Birkenfeld Homes Return to Bum RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. community last week on one of RIVERVIEW — Attending a NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Lawton their regular trips. Roy Parcel and children of Kelso, Washington spent Sunday and Monday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Long. Mrs. Long is a daughter of the Parcels. Labor Day week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaw were Mr. and Mrs. Whiter Shaw and baby of Portland and Wm. Llewellyn of Milwaukie. Mrs. W. J. Lindslev, Mrs. D'W'ey Hunt and two sons, and Mrs. Grace Normand visited at the home of Mrs. Jensen in Portland Thursday. Wsek end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rose were Mr. and Mrs. Mance Rose ana twin sons of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Derrel Rose and children of Springfield. Thev all return d to their homes Monday except Mrs. Derrel Rose and children who will spend the weik here. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lytle 01 Portland spent the week tnd at the home of Mr. and Mis. T. F. HUlyer. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Callister, son Ronnie and Mrs. Clara Hill attended the annual Palm family • re-union at Eugene Sunday. They visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blosser at Lorrane Sunday night and returned horn? Monday evening. Barbara Owen is nursing Mrs. William Hard r at her homt on Capitol hill. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins and boys, Bert Hawkins and Mrs. Grace Currie visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hay.s at Gaston Sunday. Week end visitors at the Artie Buckner homes w.re Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckner of California, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bond of For st Grove and Mr. and Mi% Ray Buckner of Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. W Ils, son Billy, daughters Patty, Margaret and Ruby, and Mr. and Mrs. Gro ver Botkin and daughter. Beverly, attended the B.ck family re-union 1 at Springwater, near Estacada, where 93 members of the family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ev.rett Shibley^ Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvery Trotter and Alvin and Doris from Sweet Home visited over Labor Day with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling. The Garlocks have had as their guest, Mrs. Mabel King from Portland, the past week. Mrs. Joe Roeser entertained the Young People’s club one ev.mng last week. Mrs. Ray Gar'ock and Mrs. Mary Garlock drove to Portland Sunday, taking Mrs. King home. Bud Wilson is working for the state highway at Clatskanie. The Tommy Dyer family is living on the Si genthaler farm. Willard Garlock moved to West port. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peterson and baby of Seattle were w.ek end visitors at his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pet rson. | I | I Waddell attended the square dance jamboree at Staside Sun day. The Waddell brothers enjoyed the races at Deer Island Sunday. Friday visitors at the Ira Peter son home were Mae Krieger of Vernonia and her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Spofford of Alaska. Sunday visitors at th Pringle home were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Vann of Portland. Mr and Mrs. Pete Zillman called at the Kyser home Satur day. Sunday afternoon callers at the Devine home were Mr. and Mrs. S Swanson of Clatskani . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Olstedt of Elsie were at the Pringle home Saturday They came to attend the wedding of her sister, Patricia Hilld brand, and Raymond East whose wedding was held in a church in Vernonia. 1 family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin this week end were. Mrs. Vincent Gowen and daughter, Ann, from Port Blakely, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olin, son Stephen and daughter Penny, from Grants Pass;; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Olin from Kelso Washington; Captain and Mrs. William H. Manning, daughters Frances and Virginia, from Falls Church, Virginia and Robert Olin from Seattle, Wash- ington. Mr. and Mrs. John Krinick | visited at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. Eli Howell at Gales Creek , Thursday. Mrs. Jim Bond of Weott, Cali , fornia. spent Sunday night at th home of Mrs. Artie Buckner. < i I j , WHAT IS CALF? ... so that you will know exactly what you are getting when you buy meat at Safeway, we offer the following description: Meat .-"Id at Safeway that is labeled "calf' is from beef-type Hereford and Angus calves weighing between 200 and 250 pounds and ranging in age from 5 to 7 months. The texture of this meat is, in m< t cases, very similar to veal. And like the beef and iamb sold at Safeway it is cut from only the top U. S. Government giadcs of calf. BONELESS Shoulder Roast ?Sde Round Steak Small Bone T-Bone Steak Tender Sirloin Steak a S Rump Roast Shoulder Steak c'uUtde beef Liver ?ou£ good Breast for Stew H lb. 35c lb. 65c Veal Roast buare \bs Ib, lb. 65c NECK STEW lb. 55c ib. 55c ib. 39c lb. 49c ib- 19c Roast Ground Beef Bacon Jowls Fillet of Sole PORK ; Now showing and installing j 1954 Models of Admiral TV j sets. Also Radios and Record j Players. ADMIRAL SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 774 J Nehalem Milk Is Quality Shtriening *2 Fancy Sweu Peas sr O O Grapefruit 2 Fancy Tuna Fish «i “ Cherub Milk E porawl 2- 12canâ Pooch Doq Food Satin 3-ib can No. 301 cana No. 303 can» No. H car.» cans 69e 29e 29e 49e 25e 89e I | I | i MIST — A visit to the Burn vicinity last Sunday by four early settlers was noted. They were members of the Paison family, now living in Portland. Thiy brought their lunch and ate on the home grounds of their an cestors who lived there over 50 years ago and also met a friend, Irving Know Is, and family who they had not seen for some 50 odd years. Ray Garlock attended the races during the week end at Seappexise'. Th- Wesley Monroe family spent I-ibor day in The Dalles with relatives. Mr Shalmon Libel and Mr. and Mis George Jones went to Astoria Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wikstrom and children came down from Vernonia Labor Day and visited his parents, the L. P Wikstroms. PICKLES Crisp and Cooling Half-gal. 49c lb. 39c VANILLA OVEN GLO WAFERS 1-lb. pkg. 25c CRACKERS 2-lb. pkg. 29c lb. 25c ib. 55c lb. 39c ib. 39c CALF For Your Lockers and Freeiers 49c lb. 49c FOOTBALL — FRIDAY — TONIGHT — 8:00 VERNONIA v». FOREST GROVE NEW HIGH SCHOOL FIELD lb. 39c 40 ox. pkg. Fleet Mix Mrs. Wright’» Bread 44c SAVE 15< 11‘x-lb. 24c 10-lb. 34c ON A 10 LB. OR LARGER SACK OF Certo Pectin 8-ox. 25c Sure Jell. Powdered pkg. 2/25c pkg. 2/25c Kitchen Craft Flour Sno White Salt MCP Pectin Bumble Bee Salmon No. 1 pint Lunch Box Spread Beverly Peanut Butter. 12-ox. Nob Hill Coffee, lb. 90c 2 lb. Airway Coffee, lb. 88c 2 lb. Edwards Coffee, lb. 95c 2 lb. Canterbury Te« 48-bag pkg. 1-lb. Sunnybank Margarine 1 lb. Busy Baker Crackers 2 qts. Fresh Milk. 3 8 38c 39c 59c $1.79 $1.75 $1.89 41c 32c 28c With Coupon at Store Gal. Bottle 22c iThe wise mother chooses this | best of all milk. This vitamin- (finch drink vrovides your child ffl with that extra pep. For de- Iliverv to your door phone— GREENBACK SALE FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES CANNING SUPPLIES 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- i w hire 13.50. > Peaches ‘ Peaches Bartlett Pears Italian Prunes 28 lb. box $2.59 28 lb. box $2.29 12 lb. flat 89c Sunkist Oranges Tcîtr tala tag Seedless Grapes 2 Ik«. Tokay Grapes ; 2 lb. Ripe Bananas Firm 2 lb. 69c 29c 29c 33c Del Monte Del Monte Tomaio Catsup Tomaio Sauce 3 19c u 0». bottles 2 DEL MONTE CREAM CORN DEL MONTE SWEET PEAS Pear Halve* Peach Halve* -3lbs. 14c Cantaloupes. Matured Ib. 7‘'c Onion» Green Bell Peppers Ib. 23c Dill Lettuce Ib. 13c U. S. No. 1 Potatoe» 10-lb. 39c U. S. No. 2 Potatoe» 50-lb. 79c Cucumber» Ib. 10c Bunch 19c 79c VINEGAR Bel Monte ■ 10 lb. pkg. OLD MILL CIDER Famous 471 ¿ite SIDE OF CLOSEOUT LIBBY DILL OAKES RADIO • and TV CENTER B1RKENFELD — H EC. met with Pansy Stinchfield last Tues day afternoon. Twelve members were present and two visitors. Mrs. Lena Hendrickson was able to be at the meeting. She has been visiting in the valley. Her home is in Astoria now. Mrs. Baker and Anna Hanberg were visitors. Plans for the bazaar were made for October 24. Wilma Jensen got the hostess prize for the game. Next meeting will be with Reba Larson. Sewing club met with Pat Lar son last Tuesday evening. Nine members and one visitor were present. Next meeting will be with Jean Stuve. Mrs. Don J.nsen, Gary and Cheryl, went to Tigard Friday. The M. P. Mills family went huckleberrying Sunday. No. 2'i can 42c No. 2'4 can 39c Fruit Cocktail. No. 303 can 25c No. 303 can 33c Salad Fruit* Sliced Pinetpp e Prune Juice 1'4 flat 21c 32 ox. 37c Eancy Beets New Potatoes 15c 19c No. 303 can 14c No. 2 can 19c Nc. 303 can 21c Del Monte Pets • ox. 13c Kernel Corn Del Monte Spinach. No. 303 i giant i pkg*. You Save 10c Fer whiter, brighter, cleaner clothe«! large i pkg«. You Save 10c 1 5c Sweet Pickle Stick«. lot. 3lc i WHITE MAGIC BIG SOAP SPECIAL 2 2 39c 5 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY SEI T U
