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★ Meat Department ★ B u d g e t ^ ---------C atting aI] TURKEYS DEL MONTE CHUNK STYLE LB. Ham Hocks Good with Green Beans Lb. SPICED Luncheon Meat Sliced or Chunk Lb. Green Onions and KA DISHES 29 45' 5* 85* 59' 68' 89‘ Bunch Tang Orange Breakfast Drink, Giant 21-oz. Liquid Cleaner Eels Naptha Pineapple-Grapefruit Qc Yearling Hens 14 to 18 pounds Qt. Bottle Pink Salmon Anchors Aweigh Lb. Can Peanut Butter Planters Cream Style 2-Lb. 1 n K n DOUBLE Guests at a Fourth of July pot luck dinner at the Will H arders home were Charles H arders and family of Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snyder und son and,.the Don ovan Reynolds family, all of Ver nonia. Cooked food sale, July 22, Fish er'» Electric. Christian Church Choir. Organ fund. 2812c The former Swanson place on Mist route has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. L. V. McMahort who, w ith their three children moved to it from their form er home at Bend. They have a son who will be in second grade this y ear and tw o children of high school age, one a freshman and the other a junior this coming year. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lindsay and three children. Jim , Kenneth aind Barbara, enjoyed vacationing last week. They w ent down the coast to Coos Bay, stopped at the O re gon Caves enroute to G rants Pass and came home through Eugene. They visited w ith friends at v ari ous points enroute. The previous week, Mr. Lindsay was one of a group that flew by jet to Chicago to tour the C aterpillar Tractor plants there and at Peoria. It was just five and a quarter hours from Ocrnonia Eagle 2 THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1961 Hartford Liability Insurance covered the first historic UNITED NATIONS meetini at San Francisco In 1945. Preparations for the meeting were so thorough that eleva tors were entirely dismantled and inspected, electrical facil ities were checked, lighting carefully adjusted to eliminate possible accident-causing shadows, and chauffeurs were specially trained! As Hartford Agents, thor oughness is a hallmark of our service—whether analyzing y o u r p e rs o n a l in s u ra n c e needs or studying your busi ness operations for possible loss exposures. BILL J. HORN V ernonia Insurance E xch an ge •Phone HA 9-6203 905 Bridge Street Vernonia, Oregon R epresenting the Hartford Fire Insurance Company Group TUNA fiD ADEEM UT 1 UKArCrKUl A E $ io o 6H-*OZ. CANS B eei Stew 24-oz. Can.............. ' Dinner the time he left the Chicago air port until he was at his home in Vernonia. Miss Vicky Serafin, who is a t tending the N orthw estern School of Commerce in Portland, spent the week end here with her p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serafin. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Towne and family returned home Sunday from a w eek’s vacation during which they visited with relatives at various places in eastern W ash ington. Among those visited were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Towne at Selah; friends, Mr. and Mrs. George M. M iller at G ar field; her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. N orbert Luelloff and father, A. H. Luelloff at K enne wick; and his sisters and hus bands, Mr. and Mrs. Don E bert at Yakima and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fletcher at Richland. Their oldest daughter, Judy, accom panied them to Yakima but on Wednesday returned to Hillsboro w here she works in the state em ployment office. C hristian Church Choir bake sale, July 22, Fisher's Electric. Organ fund. 2812c An Anderegg family reunion was held July 4 a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderegg on Mist route. Included in those here were the Anderegg’s daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Borders and family from Spring- field who were here all week end, H enry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderegg of Clackamas and his brothers, sisters and fam ilies. Les Luuman of Milwaukie remained for an extended visit with his cousin, Ralph Anderegg, Last Sunday, a swimming p arty and picnic was held at the A n deregg place w ith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bergerson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Skidm ore and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson and sons Douglas and Stanley of Stevenson, W ashing ton participating. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roland and family of Hillsboro were here Saturday night to visit his p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ro land and to accompany them to Jnntzen beach Sunday to attend the Meier and Frank picnic. Mrs. Roland Sr. is employed at Meier and Frank's store. Friends here were sorry to hear that Mrs. Dick Von, a for m er Vernonia resident, and her five children were involved in an automobile accident last S a t urday at McMinnville in which the seven year old daughter was killed and Mrs. Von and the other four children were hospitalized One boy was in critical condition. They lived here about eight years ago on W ashington street and he worked for Crown Zellerbach. Mr. and Mrs. Don Tiffney and daughter visited the zoo in P o rt land last Friday and had the plea sure of being passengers on the Zoo-liner at the same time that Jim m y Rogers, his wife and daughter were on it. At Fisher’s Electric July 22. cooked food sale by Christian church choir. Organ fund benefit. 2812c Several of the Vernonia Ridge Riders attended the fun day at the Ted Z urker ranch at Forest Grove Sunday and all came ho’ne w ith ribbons including three tsts. Those who participated were Mike Hobart, Leonard Schnudlin, For BOOTH’S FROZEN STEINFELD’S : 1 A 9 aw Q V < For Q: c n Dill Pickles No. 2*/z Cans Breaded Shrimp VI Pound Pkg................................... ■ For CHINESE SHRIMP O LET’S GET ACQUAINTED Do You Know This Man? Born October 1, 1922 in Berlin, z Germany. M arried Jan u ary 9, 1956 at Hood River. Came to Vernonia August 4, 1958. Is active in local business, civic affairs and fraternal groups. Hobbies: golfing and fishing. Has two children. One of Vernonia’s new er citizens but one of its most ardent boosters. (This m aterial subm itted by J. W. Nichols.) Answer to last w eek’s quiz: Oscar Weed. Kenny Thomas and Mr. and Mr3. Bob Thompson who took second place in the grandm a race. Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb and family and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb vacationed re cently at Wickiup reservoir near Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaumburg accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Julius Enevoldsen to the Meier and Frank company picnic at Jantzen Beach Sunday. O thers who a t tended were Mr. and Mrs. S tan ley Enevoldsen, Owen Enevold sen, Marion Knoll and Diana Minger. Mr. Schaum burg took second place honors in a horse shoe tournam ent. Joe and Wally Grosche were called tu North Dakota Sunday because of the critical illness of their father. Guests Sunday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Poynter were her cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Long from Tilla mook, and Mr. Poynter's daugh ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George Blanton of Portland. Mon day, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDon ald were guests at the Poynter home. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry G arner were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schwab for a fishing trip on their boat near Goble. O ther Vernonia people seen boat ing in that area were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hertel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lindley of G aribaldi arrived here Friday for a few days visiting and looking after their property. They also w ent to Scappoose to visit w ith Jack Junkins. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peters and sons Stephen and K eith of Abita Springs, Louisiana arrived here Monday evening and are at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. J. lum ping Sr. and plan to spend about a month visiting relatives and friends in this area. A Lam p ing family reunion is planned for the Jam boree week end, Mrs. Robert McNair is on cru t ches due to a severely sprained ankle which was sustained Tues day. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nance are her niece, Mrs. W illiam Herndon and son Mike who returned here with the Nances from Tacoma July 4. Kubla Khan.................. | $129 For P om ona O fficer V isits N a ta l H om e E c C lub JL DATES to Remember The auxiliary of World W ar I Barracks met in the kitchen of the IOOF dining room Ju n e 26 for a pot luck dinner w ith th e Barracks members. Nine m em bers and three visitors w ere at the m eeting held in the hall later. The charter had arrived and was shown at the m eeting by the president, Faye Davis. She also said that the rituals and by laws came but the pins have been de layed until next time. T he caps w ere discussed again but it was decided to w ait until the next m eeting when a m em ber of A ux iliary No. 187, Mrs. Bernetta Johnson, will be present w ith her cap. At the next meeting Ju ly 24, each m ember is to bring a dish towel to stock the kitchen sup plies. An invitation was extended to the B arrack’s, auxiliary to march in the Jam bcree parade. Mrs. B ernetta Johnson, past district president, presented the B arrack’s auxiliary w ith five dol lars because this group had more charter m em bers than any other organized. THURSDAY, JU LY 13 Mt. H eart Rebekah Lodge, IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 14 Am erican Legion and A uxiliary Installation, Legion hall, 8:00 p.m. SUNDAY, JULY 16 Cub Scout picnic, City park, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. MONDAY, JULY 17 Jam boree Committee, West O re gon Building, 8:00 p.m. C ity Council, City hall, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY. JULY 18 Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge, rOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. F or Results Use Eagle Classifieds For Results Use Eagle Classifieds ■ ! " Ii It’s Leather We Have It or Will Make It." RIDING BOOTS WESTERN CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT C L A R K 'S LEATHER GOODS 128 N.E. 2nd Ave. MI 8-4857 Hillsboro, Oregon W eaver "Pop” Clark, Mgr. SAVE UP TO 50% First Lasting Color Rinse HAIR Beautiful Eyes—and Lips Buy Color L ift* Hair R inse, the first color rinse to la s t th ro u g h 5 shampoos! Won’t rub off and color stays true. F ree S ilk-Sheen Cream Shampoo with special condi tioners. B uy M a sca ra - Matic,® the first and finest auto m a tic m a sca ra , velvets lashes with lasting color. Wa terproof, refiilable. value 1.88 value 3.00 Dew-Kissed lipstick refill for “Convertible” lip. stick case. F re e SALE PO Basic Beauty Treatment SALE 200 Famous Glamor Make-Up Buy Deep Cleanser Liquid Cream with P e a e t r e 1 ,* C le a n s e s d eep dow n, rem ovin g every bit of make up and soil, « tu Buy Silk-T one® L iquid M ake-up for ail skins—ideal for dry—it mois- trues as it fceauti. ties. New plastic bottle. F ree Skin Dew® gives instant mois ture. French-for mulated lotion. Free Dew Kissed lipstick refill for “Convertible” lip stick case. value 3.00 value 2.75 SALE 150 SALE P5 B2J Just four of 21 exci ting combinations. Limited time only. Prices plus tax. J o y T h e a tr e Fri.. Sal. June 14-15 i Morgan The Pirate Plus The Green Helmet I E# Watermelon Helena Rubinstein Once-a-ifear Beauty Sale RINSE Jr Fancy Red-Ripe............................ Lb. Barracks A u x ilia r y G els C h arier Ju n e 26 NATAL - PITTSBURG—Natal G range Home Ec club m et at the G range hall Wednesday, July 5 w hen Fern Bain, Pomona Home Ec chairm an, m ade her visitation. There w ere 15 present including representatives from Winema, Beaver Homes and Fern Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson mo tored to Portland Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. West of Beaverton visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack Sunday afternoon. O ther callers during the week at the Oblack home w ere Mr. and Mrs. L ester Reaves, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine and Mr. and Mrs. R. Holding. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan and fam ily of Longview visited her folks, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Dass one day last week. Callers this week a t th e W. R. Wolff and K enneth Tupper homes w ere Mr. and Mrs. K urt Wolff of Portland on Tuesday arid Mr. and Mrs. Max G lienke o f Portland on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard and fam ily of Portland, Nancy How ard and Paul Vieko of Beaver ton and Mr. rn d Mrs. Joe Howard and family enjoyed a picnic at the Trent G arners on the fourth. COLOR LIFT V Qc ICE COLD < Froz. Dinners 1 ’ For Free Deliveries Twice Daily 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. 5 49 tu lOH-oz. Pkg. KRAFT MACARONI AND CHEESE 7'i-oz. Pkg. Y ou're A s C lose to th e M ill M arket A s Y our T elep h on e H A 9-3492 For Cereal 1 8-z. Can 11-oz. Pkg. M EM BER U N IT E D G R O C ER S CHEERIOS OAT For Tom. Sauce A > GQc 5 VSi .< Cookies O VS » 1 ftQ HUNT’S FANCY IL L ARKET & LOCKERS $100 NABISCO OREO CREME SANDWICH ^ F oi DINTY MOORE . NO. 303 CANS LUCK CUT No. 303 Cans 46-OZ. CANS Florida Sip—Sections Gm, Beans f l TOPICS OF THE TOW N Miss Susio Erb, Mrs. Minerva H ochstetler end Mrs. Elizabeth Undenberg all of H ubbard spent Thursday as guests of Mrs. Will Harders who is spending h er va cation at home in Vernonia. DOLE DRINK 89‘ 3 M A- 9 • 6 2 5 4
