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: ★ Meat Department ★ ; ENERGY DETERGENT } J i • { CO CO* ' All-Purpose Powder— Giant Size Pkg............................ J Pink Liquid— Quart Plastic Bottle ............... 3 <C I ! You need Energy for your house • ! work. You'll like these products.• © Quart Jar................... Beef © © « Vegetables /I ©Q« 303 Cans................ DEL Fot MONTE DILL Pickles Halves, 22-oz. Jar Cake Mix All flavors, 15-16 oz. i j Assorted— 6-oz. Pkgs------ 2 69 71 Tin« 4 .4 9 Catsup Large 20-oz. Bottle JOAN OF ARC FANCY KIDNEY RANCHO VEGETABLE (BLE Beans Soup 15'/i-oz. Cans Com On-The-Cob Lge. 22-oz. Can Lettuce fi Ears Marmalade © Large 2-Lb. Jar........ Facial Tissues Soflin— Box of 400 Tissues Canned Milk VERNONIA. HILLSBORO. FOREST GROVE 24-Hour Mortuary Service Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. Res. Managers Phone HAzel 9-6611 & LOCKERS For Free Deliveries Twice Daily 10 A.M. and 3 P.M Jg For FRIDAY, JULY 20 Columbia Encampment No. 89, IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY. JULY 21 Miss Oregon Pageant Parade, Sea side, Vernonia participating, 2 p.m. Rainier Daze celebration. MONDAY, JULY 2 3 ...................... Chamber of Commerce board at West Oregon Bldg., 8:00 p.m. Vernonia World War I Barracks, IOOF hall, 6:30 p.m. Jamboree meeting, Fire hall, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY. JULY 24 Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge, IOOF hall, 8:00 p.m. and family and her mother, Mrs. Hall Clement who had arrived here July 5 from Arroyo Grande, California, left here Tuesday of last weak for Seattle and the home of Mrs. Sturdevant’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore where they were joined by her father, Hall Clement and brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Cle ment and daughter from Oklaho ma City. This brought together all of Mrs. Sturdevant’s family except one sister who lives in North Da kota. The Sturdevants had taken along a vacation trailer to pro vide the extra accomodations needed for the crowd. They all at tended the Seattle fair. The Stur devants returned home Saturday. The Roy Franks family from The Dalles visited here last week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Frank and other rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thompson will spend most of next week with riders from the Washington county clubs riding the Skyline Trail from Big Meadows. They will re turn here Thursday evening, in time for all Jamboree events and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Christensen of Beaverton will return here with them to stay through the cele bration. Mr. Christensen will be announcer for the horse show Saturday. Dave Roediger returned to Long Beach, California last week after spending two weeks here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roe diger. FAST. FAIR. FRIENDLY F ast ••r v lc a . Fair a a ttle m a n t a f claims. Friendly people wha • r a an y a a r sida. And you save money, tool lo w er rates because Farmer* insures careful drivers. SWANSON’S FROZEN MAIN COURSE © Dinner ftQ l S'/i-oz.......................... For Fried Chicken and Whipped Potatoes Aunt Takes Girl To Grandparents BIRKENFELD—Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hopkins’ two and a half year old girl Sunday, accompan ied her aunt from Portland for a two weeks stay with her grand parents at Kenai, Alaska. Mrs. Ethlyn Freeman of Suther lin visited one day at the Art Bel lingham home, then she and Elsa Richardson went to Washington to visit for a few days. Mrs. Jim Watson and Shirley Berg were Portland visitors Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parman of Portland spent Sunday with the Darrell Bakers. They all worked in the hay field. GEMS OF THOUGHT SORROW AND JOY Sorrow has its reward. It never leaves us where it found us. —Mary Baker Eddy Sorrow is the source of litera ture, joy is the source of virtue. —Austin O’Malley Joys are our wings; sorrows our spurs. —Jean Paul Richter There is a sweet joy that comes to us through sorrow. —Charles Haddon Spurgeon I shall not let a sorrow die un til I find the heart of it, nor let a wordless joy go by until it talks to me a bit. —Sara Teasdale SUNSET SHELL SERVICE 2 mile east Staley’s Junction on Sunset Highway ORVEL & JUANITA EDWARDS H ostess and G uests A re E n tertain ed a t M arshland MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jus tice of Creswell and their two daughters, Judy and Joan visited at the Charles Hansens from Mon day to Wednesday. Mrs. Hansen and her guests were luncheon guests Tuesday at the Shroeder home in Marshland. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reynolds called on Mr. and Mrs. Shalmon Libel Saturday evening. Last Friday visitors at the Sam Devines were Mrs. Reed Holding of Scappoose and Mrs. Max Oblack In the evening Mrs. Douglas Barr called. Mrs. A1 Cavanaugh became ill Friday and was taken to the Co lumbia District hospital in St. Hel ens. It is reported that she is better and will be home in a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cox called on Gertrude Birkenfeld at Clats kanie Saturday. Outboard Motor Oil In measure-marked Plastic Containers R A L P H 'S CHEVRON SERVICE Atlas Tires Batteries Accessories Motor Tune-up Auto Parts HAzel 9-6691 Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method The non-surgical, electronic ments will be given without method for treatment of Hem- additional fee.” orrhoids (Piles) developed by Patients experience little, if d o ctors of th e B eal-O liver any pain. Their treatment re- Sandy Blvd. Clinic has been so quires no hospitalization and successful and permanent in does not employ drugs or in nature that the following pol- jections. icy is offered their patients: Write today for a free, de- ‘‘After all symptoms of Hem- scriptive booklet, yours without orrhoids . .. have subsided and obligation: The Beal-Oliver th e p a tie n t has been dis- I Sandy Blvd. Clinic, Chiroprac- charged, if he should ever have ' tic P h y sic ia n s, 2026 N. E. a recurrence, all further treat- Sandy Blvd., Portland 12, Ore. Advertisement Farmers Auto Insurance arias BEELINE SUMMER SALE NOW ON m u lti Lloyd Quinn— HA 9-3693 CLOTHES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY THE PINE CONE Display at office— 873 Bridge Daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m Closed Tuesday. Plans Open All Day Saturday, July 21 EXTENDED HOURS Special awards to former hostesses having second show before August 31st. During The VERNONIA FRIENDSHIP JAMBOREE HA 9 3492 For DATES io Remember You're As Close to the Mill Market Aa Your Telephone © $1 E SI |^g © $1 AO Pure— Tall Cans............ •9 off T h e a t r e Fuiten's Chapel in the Hills 4^© For Del Monte Fancy, 2*/> Cans ... Kenneth will probably be in the hospital for some time. Mrs. Larry Garner and three The Fourth of July wai the oc They also attended the Seattle casion for a barbecue picnic at the Worlds Fair and toured the San children are visiting this week at Seaside with friends, Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thomas Juan Islands. on Mist route. Guests included her Oscar Weed was in Philomath Mrs. Bill Danforth and three chil brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, July 8, to attend a Philo dren. Mr. Garner took them to Ralph Rawie of Corvallis and math college reunion. From there Seaside last Friday evening. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kre- he went to Myrtle Point to visit Recent visitors at the Harry ger of Portland who were over until Thursday of last week with Culbertson home were his sisters, night guests and the Thomas’s his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. Frederick from Sacramen daughter and husband, Mr. and Chester Weed and son Roger. to, California and Mrs. Forrest Mc Mrs. Robert Baty and son Brent Mrs. Marvel Russell has re Nabb from Durham, California. and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harold turned from a vacation trip to They had been to the World’s Fair Coleman from Portland and Mr. Alberta, Canada on which she ac and visiting relatives in eastern and Mrs. Sheldon Goff of Vernonia companied her brother and wife, Oregon. who joined the crowd for the pic Verl Barker was called to Oma Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Carlberg of nic. Siletz. She and her brother had ha, Nebraska early Monday morn RUMMAGE SALE. Fri. Sc Sat.. previously lived there and they ing due to the death of an aunt, Marie Ericson. Verl and his bro Aug. 3 b 4. Fire hall. Nehalem visited relatives and friends. Social Club. 29t2c Mrs. Marie Shafer returned ther Dale were raised by Mr. and Paddy Robotham of Santa Rosa home Friday from Bandon where Mrs. Ericson after the death of is here with her friend Sheryl she had spent almost a month with their own mother. Funeral services Nance who is visiting her grand her daughter and husband, Mr. will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nance. and Mrs. Ed Burness and daugh Mrs. Ericson’s sister, Mrs. Chet She arrived Wednesday of last ters. During that time she had Fugate also lives here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson week. Debby Flynn of Portland, celebrated her 78th birthday June cousin of Sheryl, also has been 24. Mrs. Burness and the girls received a letter from their son here to visit with her grandpar brought her home and spent the Harry Jr., stating that he and his week end here. family had just returned from va ents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ring. Friends here have received news cationing in Europe where they Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cedarburg of the arrival June 28 of a son at spent some time in Holland, Spain, returned home last Wednesday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Italy and visited the birthplace of from New York where they had McAvoy of Eugene. Mrs. McAvoy Mrs. Culbertson’s mother in spent five weeks while he re is the former Valta Marr who lived France. Word from another son, ceived training in Yonkers to pre here when her mother, Mrs. Emily Douglas Culbertson, is that he is pare him for the job of mainte Marr taught in the Vernonia ele in Miami Beach, Florida. He is nance man for a bowling alley. mentary schools. The baby singing in the Barry Ashton’s They encountered some very hot weighed 8 Vi pounds and has been Playmates of ’62 Revue. He is weather and to sum up their trip, named Randy Thomas. known as one of the Vespia Bro he said they hated New York, Mrs. Mabel Graves, Mrs. H. A. thers. They will appear at the loved Washington, D.C. ahd the Dewitt and Mrs. Ira Peterson Deauville hotel all summer. most beautiful sight on the whole were in Portland Monday to at News has been received con trip was Mt. Hood as they came tend funeral services for Mrs. Mar down the highway from Arling tha Kallesee whose home had pre cerning Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thom as who have been moved to a ton. viously been on Clatskanie moun hospital in Germany to complete Kathy Barker returned to work tain. recuperation from automobile ac at Kate's cafe this week after a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood. cident injuries. July 12, a son, two weeks vacation during which Mrs. Grayce Bundy and Mr. and David Jonathon, weighing 7 she accompanied her brother and Mrs. E. E. Garner were in Van pounds, was added to their family wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Barker to couver Sunday to attend the an and both mother and babe are get Seattle where they all visited Mr. nual Oregon - Washington Pythian ting along fine, though the mother and Mrs. Ed James. Mrs. James Home picnic. is still in a cast. That same day, is the sister of Kathy and Elroy. RUMMAGE SALE, Fri. & Sat., the Thomas’s two other children Aug, 3 & 4. Fire hall. Nehalem arrived at Springfield to stay with Social Club. 2912c their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Robert Tunnell, until the parents Mrs. Wallv Noakes the first part are sufficiently recovered to come 2 THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962 of this week were their daughter, home. Mrs. Earl Redding and three chil Mrs. J. R. Cone drove to Gol- dren from Portland. Friday of this dendale Friday of last week to • BEN'S BARBER SHOP week, the Noakes will observe bring home her son Robert and their fortieth wedding anniversary. Mike Hobart for a few days here Expert Tonsorlal Work G uests last w e e k end at the between hay cuttings. They came home of Mr and Mrs. Dave Skid through Camas to leave another Open Six D a y i a Week more were his sister and husband, boy at his home. Mrs. Cone took Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young from them back to Goldendal? Sunday. Vernonia. Oreqon Gresham. Friday of last week, The boys are helping with hay » » •♦ T O » » » » » » » » :* Mrs Skidmore was in Hood River harvest on a ranch. to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. D. Lolley was taken Henry Dimbat. to Tuality hospital, Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker Wednesday of last week for treat have been making trips to Port ment for phlebitis. She returned FRL. SAT. JULY 20 21 land to visit their son Kenneth at home Monday of this week but Walt Disney's the Veterans hospital where he must be off her feet as much as MOON PILOT is being treated for a serious in possible for awhile. Plus fection in his leg Mrs. Kenneth RUMMAGE SALE. Fri. & Sat. SWINGING ALONG Prices For This Show: Adults 70c Parker, who comes up from their Aug. 3 & 4. Fire hall. Nehalem home in Nehalem on the days she Social Club. 29t2c Children (under 12) 35c is off work, has accompanied them [ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant Oertionia Eagle O C e Fruit Cocktail I^arge Crisp Heads ............. Ea. T n p rc.9 O F THE TOWN For KING KELLY ORANGE SHURFINE FANCY Y 4 -1 IL L ARKET E $1 gg 16-oz. Pkg................................. 2 93 © /in « 2 .4 9 © RQC 3 .6 9 10« 3-Lb. 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