I CALIROSE ELBERTA FREESTONE
PEACHES
5 $i
Halves—
No. 2 li Cans
Case 24........$4.75
You r« A t Close to tha Mill
Market A t Your Telephone
H A 9-3492
Prices Good Through Tuesday, July 3rd.
i
OLIVES
Lindsay Pitted—
No. 1 Tall Can...................
Early California Stuffed
8*«a. Jar............................
PORK & BNS.
2 r6 5 c
2 L For
For 89c
6
n u i rjiv SOFT
ovr i
CAMPFIRE NEW SUPER
DAD’S
Marshmll ws O
Root Beer
/ I Efl I
NO. 2 S I
CANS
*
00
1/2-Gal. Glass Keg
Vermont Maid........24-oz. Bottle
White Hulless
Blue Bell 4-Pac, $1 Value
2-Lb. Pkg. M l
Picnic Frozen, 12-oz. Cans
Assorted Flavors
TOPICS OF THE TOW N
Mr. and Mr». Frank Lenta re nonia Thursday of last week cal
turned home last Friday from a ling on friends.
Mrs. Ruby Brown and daughter
two-week vacation in California
during which they visited with Rita from San Jose, California
relatives in the bay area. Included were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wes
in those visited were his two sis ley Bolmeier Thursday of last
ters, Mrs. E. Geiger at Stockton week. They had been visiting at
and Mrs. Ella Spencer of Oak Hillsboro with Mrs. Brown's par
dale who met them at Stockton; ents and her son Larry. Mrs. Bol
his brother and wife, Mr. and meier went to Hillsboro to bring
Mrs. Eail Lentz at Richmond them here. Among others they
whose 25th wedding anniversary called on briefly was Mrs. Larry
they helped celebrate; her sister, Garner and family, a former next
Mrs. Bertha Moreau at Oakland door neighbor of the Browns when
and their son Raymond at Napa. they lived on OA hill.
Also visited at Napa were a niece,
Frank Lange was in Portland
Mrs. Helen Meyer and a sister-in- Friday to call on Maynard Grün
law, Mrs. Alice Wakeman. If any den at the Veterans hospital. Mr.
one has noticed Frank sporting Gründen had undergone surgery
some spiffy new trousers, it is on his neck Thursday.
because they visited the Rough
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stevenson
Rider manufactureing plant at and three children from Spring-
Napa and he came home with a field were here last week end
sample. He and his brother also to see cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
attended a baseball game in San Krieger. They also called on
Francisco between the Giants and friends.
St. Louis.
Mrs. Russell Junken and daugh
Guesti Thursday and Friday of ter Carol from Bakersfield, Cali
last week at the home of Mrs. fornia have b<?en recent visitors
Betty Jones and son David Hall with her husband’s parents, Mr.
were another son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Junken. She found
and Mrs. Frank Hall and two her father-in-law making good re
daughters, Debby and Kathy, covery from recent surgery but
from Pocatello, Idaho. They had suffering from an unexplained
just completed a trip to Southern condition in his arm. However, he
California, including visits to Dis was improved sufficiently by
neyland and Knott's Berry Farm, Monday of this week that he and
and they also had gone into Mex Mrs. Junken drove to Portland to
ico. They left here Friday for Se visit their son Lloyd who was in
Good Samaritan hospital recup
attle to attend the Worlds Fair.
The C. L. Johnson family was erating from surgery performed
here week end before last from last Friday.
Guest at the home of Mr. and
Junction City where they now
Mrs.
Frank Lange Friday and Sat
live. They completed their move
there from Stevenson, Washington urday of last week was her cou-
soin, Paul Cain, who divides his
after the close of school.
Mrs. Myrtie Cline of Forest time between Phoenix, Arizona
Grove and her daughter, Mrs. Lo and Portland. He was looking at
la Nance of Portland were in Ver- property here with the thought of
possibly locating here.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Thomas who are hospitalized in
Spain due to injuries received in
2 THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1962 nn automobile accident, may write
them at the following address:
Ale Clyde I. Thomas AF19463598,
•, Registrar's Office, USAF Hos
pital, APO 283 New York, N Y.
Mrs. Thomas is the former Nadine
Fri., Sat,
J tine 29-30 Tunnell.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Shiffer Sunday after
noon were his sister. Mrs. Eva
Kakelay of Portland and several
W illiam Holden
former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
Ocrnonia Eagle
T h e a tr e
SATAN NEVER
SLEEPS
ANNOUNCING - - -
THE OPENING JUNE 2 9 OF
The Accounting Office of
DORIS SKIDM ORE
Next Door to Nichol’s V ariety
Daily, weekly or monthly accounts invited. Accounting,
typing, taxes, reports and Public Stenographer.
“No Job Too Small”
---------
Reasonable Fees
Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.. Wed.. Thurs., Fri.
9 am. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Closed Tuesday
After hours by appointment.
Bert Fleskes, Mrs. Mabel Love
and Mrs. Grace Parkin, all from
Forest Grove and Mrs. Ray Van-
dehey of Roy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner were
dinner guests Sunday evening at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. D.
Cole in Longview.
Mrs. Marvin Kamholz is taking
a special class in French diction
at Pacific University during their
summer sessions. Her course will
last for six weeks. She teaches
French at Vernonia high school.
Mrs. Gladys Priebe of The
Dalles who spent the latter part
of last week at Seaside attending
the convention of the American
Legion auxiliary, took advantage
of the nearness to Birkenfeld and
Vernonia to visit relatives also.
She spent one night with her cou
sin, Mrs. Victor Berg, at Birken
feld and another with her aunt,
Mrs. Laura Carmichael on Stoney
Point road.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lonien and
three children from Eugene spent
last week end here with her moth
er, Mrs. Ray Chesebro. Enrout,
they stopped in Portland to see
her father, Ray Chesebro, at the
Veterans hospital where he was
taken last Thursday due to a heart
condition. The Loniens formerly
lived here and their little girl,
born prematurely before they
moved to Eugene is now three
months old, weighs 11 pounds and
is the picture of health, according
to Mrs. Chesebo.
Mrs. Robert Wyckoff entered
Tuaity hospital Monday for ma-
jor surgery on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Horsley and
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Horsley,
previous Vernonia residents who
now live in Twin Falls,' Idaho,
were guests last Tuesday and
Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Los Horsley on Timber
route. The three men are brothers.
Mrs. Walter Kent sends news
that she has now moved to her
own apartment in Newberg and
friends who chance that way will
find her at 507 N. Meridian St. It
is near the college so easy to find.
Albert Childs received word
this week of the death of his
brother-in-law, Fred Hargreaves
of Portland who for the past two
years had been in Roseburg.
Mrs. Don Tiffney entered Prov
idence hospital in Portland Wed
nesday for surgery on her spine
today, Thursday.
Guest at the home of Mrs. Grace
Currie for an extended visit is
her sister, Mrs. Maude Fowler
from Eugene.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh May have been their
daughter, Mrs. Everette L. Rey
nolds and children from Sweet
Home They called on her cousin,
Mrs. Linwood Reynolds, Tuesday
of last week and on Thursday,
Mrs. Everette Reynolds took Mrs.
Linwood Reynolds to the U of O
Medical School hospital in Port
land where she expects to be for
surgery and treatment for some
time. She would appreciate hear
ing from friends.
Several members of the Ver
nonia Ridge Riders saddle club
were at Scappoose last week end
to participate in the horse show
games which were a part of the
Scappoose Pow Wow Days. Ar
chie Dass, president of the Ridge
Riders, was listed as a second
ptace winner in the keyhole race,
fourth place winner in the Texas
2 -5 5 *
Relish
I
★ Meat Department ★ i
DOLE
FRESH WHOLE OREGON GROWN
Chunks, 13‘A-oz. Cn
Fryers
2*/a to 2 H-Lbs................ Each
2 .8 9 *
2 49
Sw eet Pickles
9 c Buttered Syrup C Qc
52
O
Potato Chips
RCC Popcorn
65
Lemonade
Kool Aid
5 S1
6» 23*
Lb. Bag ............
NALLEY’S SWEET
F re e D e liv e r ie s T w ic e D a ily
10 A M . a n d 3 P M .
VAN CAMP’S
89*
Fresh Hourly ...
Tea Bags
SWIFT’S
O fiClG !
B ^ L b s.
PREMIUM
Frozen Peas
!
Flav-R-Pac, 10-oz. Pkg.
$199 i
3-Lb. Can......................................
Pkg. of 48 Bags.........................
•
CANNED
Picnic Hams
5-95*
Pineapple
NABOB FAMOUS CANADIAN BLEND
100% PURE GROUND
Beef
FOR *
■■
Ginger Snaps
Nabisco...........................Lb. Pkg.
BROIL-ET CHARCOAL
Briquets
20-Lb. Bag
98c
10-Lb.
barrel race and he and Bob
Thompson placed fourth ’ in the
Two-man flag race.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderegg
returned home last week end from
Los Angeles where they had gone
to attend the graduation of their
son Ron from Chouinard Art In
stitute June 17. Ron received his
bachelor of fine arts degree in
advertising design and was gradu
ated with honors for high grade
point average during his four
years at the institute. Next Mon
day, he starts work in the adver
tising department of the Walt
Disney Enterprises. The Ander-
eggs enjoyed seeing a number of
points of interest during the ten
days they were gone, including
Olvera street, the Mexican street
in Los Angeles; Marineland, the
Wayfarer’s chapel near Portuguese
Rend, the observatory, and en
route home they went to Carson
City and Reno, Nevada and Cra
ter Lake. They stopped two nights
in Springfield with their daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Borders and one night at Junction
City with the C. L. Johnsons.
Recent guests at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Hobart were
Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Jagger from
Midland, Texas who stopped here
enroute to Seattle to attend the
fair. The Hobarts were in Seattle
recently, also, but they attended
the annual Osteopathic convention
rather than the fair. They hope to
attend the fair later on.
Jim Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elgus Frank, received his dis
charge from the air force June
22 and he and Mrs. Frank and
their daughter, Lori and Ellen are
now visiting here with his folks.
Also here Sunday were another
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Frank and family from Bay City
and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Albin
Colson and Rev. and Mrs. Richard
Colson, all from Hillsboro.
Miss Vicki Nance arrived here
last week end to visit her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nance.
She had spent a few days at Bend
with her other grandparents en
route here from Santa Rosa, Cal
ifornia. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Nance and sister Sheryl are
expected here this week end. Al
so visiting here this week is Miss
Dana Flynn of Portland, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Ring.
Mrs. Grant Thayer and Mrs.
Dave Marshall were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnson for din
ner in Portland Sunday after
which they visited Mrs. Charles
Sundland at Good Samaritan hos
pital. They were pleased to find
her making good progress toward
recovery. Part of her cast has
been removed and she hopes to
be up in a wheel chair before too
long.
Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier
were her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. M R. Harris from Minneap
olis, Minnesota.
Mrs. Ben Brickel is slowly re
cuperating at home from her se
cond operation for the removal
of cataracts. Recovery has baen
slowed by some complications but
her progress now is satisfactory.
Prior to coming home from Port
land she stayed a few days with
Mrs R D. Eby
Mr .and Mrs. Robert Baty and
small son Brent spent last Sunday
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Thomas.
6 1
32*
5*
55*
Radishes
and GREEN ONIONS
È lG H T PERSONS'HEARTS
Bun.
WEGON'S SCHOOL
“
ARE beating today
vith the aid of an artificial
3ALL-TYPE
MITRAL
VALVE,
ALITIYKC. .V
H ,
vesuv
DEVELOPED AT THE UNIVERSITY
IF OREGON MEDICAL SCHOOL.
NEARLY THREE YEARS OF
’ESEARCH W ENT INTO
EVELOPING THIS VALVE
/
m .e ii n
c rc D fi UADC
I
VHICH
OFFERS
HOPE TO
TO
D uv L H
a EALTH
ph / sicaleducation
°F
SOCWL
AND
CENTERS mak . ^
OUR STA<E a b S^ED
PLACE IN WHICH R
- T O LlXZP
HOUSANDS OF OREGONIANS]
JVHO SU FFER FROM
tJCADT C O N D IT IO N S .
-Get Results with E agle Classifieds-
Robert Cone and Mike oobart
went to Goldendale, Washington
Monday of last week where they
will work for the summer on the
Three H. Quarterhorse ranch. Dr.
Hobart took them to Goldendale.
Phone HA 9-3462
NEHALEM VALLEY
No great careers can be launch
ed until a solid foundation has
been built.
MOTOR FREIGHT
M a k e Us Headquarters For
SUMMER NEEDS
•
•
®
•
Sunburn Lotions
Sw im Needs
Beach Bags
Sun Tan Lotions
JUST ARRIVED
New Assortment Brown & Haley and Saylors
Sum m er Candies
Mints, Burnt Peanuts, Licorice Mix, Fruit
Jells and others in plastic containers.