Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 07, 1956, Page 4, Image 4

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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1956
District Officer's Dinner
Attended by Art Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gardner at­
tended a dinner at the El Som­
brero restaurant in Portland last
week given by the Lions club
district governor, “Ink” Koeber,
for the officers of district 36-0.
Mr. Gardner is deputy district
governor.
Grand Lodge
Meets June 13
The Grand lodge o( Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons of
Oregon will hold their one hun­
dred-sixth annual communication
in the Masonic Temple, S.W. Park
and Main street, Portland, Ore­
gon, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, June 13, 14 and 15.
Ernest J. Bolliger, most wor­
shipful grand master of Masons
in Oregon, will open the commu.
nication at 10 a m. Wednesday,
with one of the highlights of the
session Wednesday evening when
the annual banquet and entertain­
ment will be held.
One hundred lodges in the
states are expected to send three
delegates from each lodge making
a total of 570 voting delegates,
besides many dignitaries from
other jurisdictions who have
made reservations for this im­
portant communication. Grand
lodge officers from Washington,
California, Idaho, Iowa and Geor­
gia will attend the Oregon com­
munication.
Local Masons from Vernonia
Lodge No. 184 who are expected
to attend are: Reggie Watson,
worshipful master and some of
the other officers.
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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE
Grant-Dass Vows
Given on Sunday
Baskets of summer flowers and
lighted candles formed the set­
ting for the wedding of Miss
Jeannette Dass, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I. J. Dass of Mist route,
and Marion Grant, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Grant of Silverton,
which was solemnized Sunday
afternoon at 1:30 o’clock at the
Evangelical United Brethren
church in Vernonia with the Re­
verend F. M. Knoll officiating.
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. Lois Clark at the piano and
Mrs. L. H. Thomas at the organ,
and before the ceremony, Ber­
nard Dowling sang “Bless This
House” and "Because”.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a dress of
white bridal satin with train and
finger tip length veil and carried
a bouquet of white carnations
centered with an orchid.
Maid of honor was the bride’s
sister, Miss Gladys Dass of Seat­
tle, who wore a dress of yellow
chiffon and lace and floral head-
band and carried an arm bouquet
of salmon pink gladioli. Brides­
maid was Miss Maxine Oblack
who wore a dress of green chif­
fon and floral headband, and car­
ried a bouquet like that of the
maid of honor. The maid of hon.
or and bridesmaid also lighted
the candles before the ceremony
Flower girls were two small
nieces of the bride, Nancy and
Carol Armstrong of Portland, who
carried baskets of rose petals
which they scattered as the bndt?
came down the aisle.
Best man was Fred Grant, bro­
ther of the groom, and ushers
were Archie Dass, brother of the
bride, and Don Armstrong and
Tom Young.
At the reception held in the
church parlors following the cere­
mony, the beautifully decorated I
three tiered wedding cake was
served by Mrs. Don Armstrong of
Portland and Mrs. Tom Young of
Seattle presided at the punch
bowl. Miss Maxine Oblack had
charge of the guest book.
Immediately following the re­
ception, the couple left on a
honeymoon trip. On their return
they will make their home at Na- I
tai for the time being.
Eighth Grade Class Is
Feted After Graduation
of milk every day
Nehalem Dairy
Phone HA 9-5313
VERNONIA, ORE.
Mrs. Verle Barker, Mrs. Wil­
bur McKenney and Mrs. James
Ellis were hostesses for a party
at the Barker home after eighth
grade graduation last Tuesday
evening for the members of the
graduating class. The rooms were
decorated in the school colors,
maroon and gold, and a sock hop
was enjoyed by all.
Chili, hotdogs and pop were
served to the guests to make the
evening one of complete enjoy­
ment long to be remembered.
I Vows Exchanged Saturday
By Clatskanie Couple
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In a simple ceremony at the
I Methodist church in Kelso, Wash­
City Members
Here for Club
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✓ HI-ENERGY BROILER FEED
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Hurry ... io your friendly Safeway store and take advantage of the gigantic values waiting for you from now until June 17th. Ai
SAFEWAY, when you buy the dozen or case, you are stretching that precious family budget and are getting much more for your
money. So hurry, follow the crowds io the nearest SAFEWAY during the big "Stock-up Sale" and save, save, save.
Teacher Wed Saturday
In Rites at Vancouver
Mrs. Launee Miller and Jed
Cousins were married Saturday,
June 2 at Vancouver, Washing­
ton with Mrs. Miller’s daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Caramella and their daughter,
Janice, as witnesses. That even­
ing, a neighborhood reception
was held in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Cousins at the Caramella
home in Milwaukie.
The Cousins will leave this
week end on a trip to California
and other points of interest. Mon-
day they were in Vernonia to
move Mrs. Cousins’ things from
the Burton apartments where
she has made her home the past
several years while teaching first
grade at the Washington school.
COLDBROOK BRAND
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• Tines guaranteed
against breakage?
A Few Flower Plants Lef
— Substantial Discount
This Week End
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$2.98
DOZEN CANS
New Potatoes
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All chemical weed killers aren't alike. If you want a weed killer
that gets deep down into the root system and kills thoroughly and
permanently, you need Weedone. What Weedone kills stays killed.
First and still the best-known name in selective chemical weed
killers. Weedone contains the powerful 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. It kills
dandelions, plantains, poison ivy, poison oak, honeysuckle, bram­
bles, and over 100 other weeds and woody plants. Yet Weedone
doesn’t injure the grass ... is harmless to people and pets. This
summer have the weedfree lawn of your dreams. Make sure you
get Weedone: hirst with the kill that lasts.
S-oz. eanSl
l-qt. can S2.75
1-gal. can $e.7S
WEEDONE EASY WEED-AWAY SPRAYER
Fits any standard gal. or H-gal. jug 39c
At garden-supply and hardware stores
AMERICAN CHEMICAL FAINT CO - Ambler, Pa.-Niles, Calif.
Originators of 2,4-0 and 2,4,S-T Wood Killer«
Feed — Seed — Fertilizer — Building Materials — Cement — Paint
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Vernonia, Oregon
DOZEN BOTTLES
Kidney Beans
No. 300 can
GREEN BEANS
Taste Tells
No. 300 can
Pinto Beans
No. 300 can
Cream Style — No. 303 Can
Blackeye Peas
No. 300 can
Mex. Chili Beans
No. 300 can
DEL MONTE CORN
Butter Beans
No. 300 can
Chili Beans
No. 300 can
Gardenside Cream Style — No. 303 Can
No. 300 can
Spaghetti
Pork & Ecans
Grapefruit
Blended
Tomato Juice
46-oz. cans
$1.00
3 46-oz.
cans
3 46-oz. cans
f.sh.ng• Thovgb’ful componen
bright, new onmversary pockoge
to remember’ The liçM,
refreshing beer tho» belong«
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We cordially invite you to visit us
B •»« Wemhord1
’he light,
when
. . and see how The Light Refreshing Beer is brewed
Guided tours 10 A M. to i PM. M nda
8/S1
$1.49
$2.95
8/$l
$1.49
$5.95
6/S1
$1.98
$3.95
8/S1
$1.49
$2.95
6/$l
$1.98
$3.95
4/$l
$2.98
$5.95
3/25c
$1.00
$3.95
5/$l
$2.39
$4.75
10/SI
$1.19
$2.35
Highway, Yellow — No. 2'z Can
46-oz. cans
CLING PEACHES
$5C <
Pooch Brand. Nutritious — 1-Lb. Can
DOG FOOD
Everyone Loves Wonderful
4 46-oz. cans
Hi C Punch
3 46 -oz. cans 85C
TOMATOES
Garnet. Fancy — No. 303 Can
DICED BEETS
’ CHOICE” Grade Beef Trimmed Before Weighing
Full Pint 29C
6 Pkgs. 25C
COTTAGE CHEESE
KOOL AID
STEAK
4-oz. Tin 49C
BLACK PEPPER
S2.57
CANE SUGAR
10-lb. Sack $1-02
CHOC. DAIRY DRINK
lb. Pkg. 45<
CHERUB MILK
3 Tall Cans 40C
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR 10-lb. SI.05
WHITE SATIN
25-lb. Sack
QQ-
3-lb. Can W
ROYAL SATIN
APRICOTS
BING CHERRIES
California Sunklst Fancy Quality
LEMONS
FRESH CORN
FANCY BANANAS
lb. 29C
lb. 39C
lb. 19C
2 Ears 25C
lb.
19c
lb.
IOC
Orand for Cold Blow
CABBAGE
lb. 19C
lb. 15C
37C
half gal. 59<
08C 2-lb. SI.95
SUNRISE MACARONI
ZIPPY DILLS
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
4-lb. pkg.
1-lb.
1-lb. 96C 2-lb. SI.91
lb.
MJB COFFEE
CANTERBURY TEA
SI.03 2-lb. SI.95
1-lb. can SI.05
SHORTENING
HAMBURGER BUNS
43 bags 62C
3-lb. Can 99{
Pkg. 25C
Safeway sells only
“USDA CHOICE”
grade .. . trimmed
of excess fat and
bone .. . juicy and
tender...guaran­
teed perfect eating
POT ROAST
BOILING BEEF
SHORT RIBS
“CHOICE” Plate Cuts
“USDA CHOICE” Beef
“CHOICE” Steer Beef
BLADE
CUTS
LB.
Round Bone
Trimmed Before
1 Weighing
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SAFEWAYS
VEÄL SÄLE!
Look Af These Low Prices ...
LB.
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Aged for
I Flavor
LB.
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“CHOICE” Beef Cutfc of Standing
RIB ROAST............ lb. 65c
WIENERS - - - - - Ea.Sl.00
85
MEAT PIES - - 8-oz. pie 27c
Or Tender
LB. 75
LUCKY LAGER 0 12-oz. cans $1-10
3 Bu. 14 SWEET PEAS
lb. 19C
Radishes
BEVERAGES
2 32-oz. btl. 35C
SLICED BACON - - - lb. 49c
lb. 19C
CUCUMBERS
LB. 19
POTATOES
POTATO CHIPS
6’/2- . Pkg. 39C
New White
5-lb. Bag 69C
ORANGES
3.8 LUCERNE MILK
Va-Gal. 43C
Rose Shafters 10 Lb 69
CORNED BEEF TONGUE
LB. 98
CHOCOLATE MILK
Qi. 22C
U S D A CHOICE” Beef
qq .
Leg Roast ^mp LB. 65 “ 3V4
ICE CREAM Of. 49C
half gal. 89C
to 4^-lbs Avg
LB.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE TERRIFIC SAFEWAY SAVINGS ONLY SAFEWAY BRINGS YOU STOCK-UP VALUES LIKE THESE
CAULIFLOWER
SQUASH
Grocery prices in this advertisement are in effect through Saturday, June 16, at Safeway
in Vernonia. Meat and produce prices are subject to change after June Iff. We reserve
the right to limit quantities. Every item Safeway sells is unconditionally guaranteed.
it i time for something spec > q H
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Hi C Grape
"BEST" BEER
6-can Pack 89C
oz
Discover for yovrxlf »he hgh» refreshing beer m it>
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So Cool and Refreshing.
Local G-own
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GRAPEFRUIT
Hi C Orange 4 46-oz. cans
85^
All Purpose Shortening
GREEN ONIONS
Sceme No»»hwt»t iktomi
$3.89
APPLESAUCE
Tops for the Hot Days Ahead.
HERE'S MORE EVERYDAY . . .
LOW PRICES AT SAFEWAY
Lb. 15c
So Firm and
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Red Ripe 10-oz. Tube
$1.95
Highway, Slightly Sweetened — No. 303 Can
‘Lemonade Base ‘Blended Base
‘Grape Base ‘Tropical Punch
‘Orange Base
Every melon selected by the Safeway
buyers is chosen with utmost care to
assure you of the finest melon money
can buy. We guarantee every melon
or your money will be cheerfully re­
funded.
TOMATOES
6/S1
Highway, th? Finest — No. 303 Can
4 46-oz. cans
Pineapple
REAL GOLD
CANTALOUPE
13
$2.95
Gardenside, A Real Value — No. 2'n Can
THIS WEEK-ENDS PRODUCE FEATURE
Lb.
$1.49
ASPARAGUS
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BUTTER BEANS
Local
Grown
8/S1
Gaidenside. Center Cut — No. 300 Can
Lalam Hawaiian — 12 Cans $2.95
Blend O’Gold — 12 Cans $3.39
Tomato Juice
LETTUCE
$4.75
PORK & BEANS
REAL SAVINGS ON FRUIT JUICES
Libby’s Brand — 12 Cans $3.39
8
No. 300 can
Case of
12 Cans
Finest Imitation
Lb.
$2.39
Van Camp in Tomato Sauce — No. 300 Can
Sunnydawn — 12 Cans $2.95
Whole Melon
Slice, lb. 8 j 2C
CASE
5/S1
SWEET CORN
Taste Tells
13U2-OZ. CANS
DOZ.
Gardenside. Cut — No. 303 Can
Taste Tells
Rel-Air Frozen Premium
Quality Strawberries.
Doz. Pkgs.
WATERMELONS
SANTIAM BEANS
No. 303 can
Lima Beans
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Kidney Beans
Diced Carrots
ClI HMD A A Woodbury Brand
vw Regular SI.00 Now
VDNTTTD Westag Brand
INSTANT MILK
EXTRA SAVINGS WHEN YOU BUY THE DOZEN OR CASE
Marion
Su-Purb, The New Blue Detergent.
Cleans Clothes Whiter. Reg. 52c Ea.
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BLUE DETERGENT
COMPLETE FARM STORE FOR THE NEHALEM VALLEY
Phone HA 9-5985
APPLE JUICE
TRY "LAC MIX" NON FAT
EACH
TAMALES
Just Heat and Serve.
Regular 23c Each —
Save 15c on 5 Cans.
. MSTwOKSSb WiAMZ LASTS
• 2’ i or 3 hp.
engine.
TUNA FISH
Finest Quality.
All light meat
Tuna Fish.
Taste Tells
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LOOK WHAT Ig'àft WILL BUY
POLLY ANN PASTRY FEATURE
Regular Price 29c Each. Kitchen Fresh.
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Entered as second class mail
natter, Augast 4, 1922 at the
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.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 19&
Official Newspaper of
Vernonia, Oregon
ington Saturday, June 2, Edna
Three members of the Past
Heenan and Charles Anderson Chiefs club who now reside in
of Clatskanie were married with Portland were here Monday ev-
i ening to attend the meeting h'dd
the Reverand E. Wolfe officiat­
' at the home of Mrs. M. J. Lamp-
ing. Friends who accompanied I ing Sr. which drew an attend­
them to Kelso for the ceremony ance of 14. Those coming from
were Oda Wilson and Lloyd Portland were Mrs. Tressie Mich-
ener, Mrs. Ethel Schmidt and
Ackerman of Clatskanie.
Mrs. June Willis who is tempor­
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are
arily in Portland while taking a
leaving Friday on a trip on which course at a beauty school.
they will visit Idaho, D enver, the
Plans were made during the
Grand Canyon and various points evening for future activities
of interest in California before which include the making of an
returning to Clatskanie where afghan to be sold to help raise
funds for the Pythian Sister con­
they will make their home.
vention which will be held in
Vernonia next year.
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Interesting announcement made
Thirtieth Anniversary
during the evening was that an­
Prompts Surprise Party
other club member, Edna Heenan
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Brady who of Clatskanie, had been married
celebrated their thirtieth wedding on Saturday. Messages of con­
anniversary recently were given gratulations were sent to her and
a surprise party by relatives and her husband.
friends who assembled and came
Plans were made for a potluck
to the Brady home. -Guests in­ dinner to be held at the home of
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cant­ Mrs. J. C. Sawyer July 9. a week
well, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Elliott, later than the usual meeting date
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ervin Smith of Sea­ which cam; during the July 4 ■
side, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ber- vacation week.
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Delicious refreshments were i
Mrs. Alvin Kaufman of Cedar served by the hostess and the
Mills, Sgt. and Mrs. Don Cline hostess prize was drawn by Mrs.
of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner.
Larry Brady and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Brady and family. —Office Supplies at the Eagle_
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Loin Chops Sdycr
Rib Chops £i^rge
Breast of Veal
Round Steak
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