Oerttonia Eagle
Perfect f r Pc wes
6
BELL
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MARGARINE
5 For 89c
Cottage
1-Lb. Ctns.
POTATOES
/IQ
4/C
U.S. No. 1 New
10-Lb. Hag
FRESH CORN
Golden
Yellow Kars
JF
Ea.
OC
CELERY
Large Crisp
Stalks
19c
Each
LGE. FRANKS
Jumbo— A Meal
In Itself
Lb. 39c
BOLOGNA
In The
Lb. 39c
Chunk
KOOL A ID
Assorted
Flavors
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THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962
THE PEOPLE
SPEAK . . .
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I’kgs.
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Real Lemon
I<emon Juice 12-oz. Jar 29c
M.C.I’. I’ectin
2 for 35c
To the Editor:
Housewives, do you want to
taka home a "pound” package
grocery bargain, only to discover
it weighs 13 ounces, not 16?
By a Clatskanie news item, the
dairymen are already objecting to
the recent appearance in the Ore­
gon market of a package of oleo­
margarine which weighs only 13
ounces instead of the customary
16.
If elected as your State Repre­
sentative, I will introduce a bill
that standard net weights of pack­
ages from 1 to 32 ounces shall be
1, 2, 4 or 8 ounces, 1, 1% or 2
pounds, legibly shown on the
package. Any packages that are
not standard weight shall show ac­
tual weight in letters that are at
least one-fifth inch high but not
less than one-fifth the size of the
biggest letters on the package.
Lawrence Meisner
Manually ravarilbla, 2 speed window fan pulls hot,
stale air out, brings In coal fresh air!
20 INCH ELECTRICALLY REVERSIBLE
SUPER DELUXE FAN.............. Rag.$39.95 $31.88
See Our Appliance Values
County GOP to
Seek Fund Help
Gene Carpenter, chairman of
the County Republican Central
Committee, announces the ap­
pointment of Mrs. Jack Cassidy of
St. Helens as finance chairman of
the committee’s forthcoming fund
raising drive. The committee has a
quota of about $1000 for the sup­
port of the activties of the state
central committee and they hope
to raise additional funds for sup­
port of their many local candi­
dates.
Dick Leith of Warren, an active
St. Helens area JC, has been ap­
pointed chairman of the Republi­
can picnic planned for September
16. The tentative plans call for a
free barbecue with the general
public invited. The program will
include brief speeches by the state
and county candidates' on the Re­
publican ticket.
At
High Impact styrene,
polyethylene lids.
PIN T........... 10 FOR87<
h PINT.......15 FOR 87<
QUART.........« FOR«7<
M GALLON..4 FOR 87«
long right shoulder of
road and 80 ft. farther
down the road. 6 or
08
12 volt.
Reg. $2.09
BE”
Adfritloblo!
ALUMINUM
CHAISE LOUNGE
Regularly
$ f A 88
$14.95, Now
A v/
Folding Alum. Arm
Chair. Reg.
$J»88
$7.95, Only. ....... O
5-Lbs.—
49c
COFFEE
Chase and
Sunhorn
■b. 59c
CHICKEN
BREASTS
Mrs. Chesser’s
Frozen— 16-oz. l’kg. 59c
COOKIES
Dave and Bert Brunsman, own­
ers of the local Coast-to-Coast
store, attended the fall and winter
merchandise and sales promotion
meeting last Sunday in Portland.
New lines of fall and winter mer­
chandise were on display includ­
ing the new and expanded holiday
gift and toy department.
Viewing the show with Dave
and Bert were their wives and
Dave Jr. and Grant Bowerman.
The way to a man’s pocketbook
is through his wife.
CrAbbing •
C lam m ing
ANTLER
- Skin
CO U R T S
Netarts, Oregon
Spring coll aoat that
lota air vontllata and
coal through aprlngsl
JUMBO SIZE......X5.A9
52 G a||° n
L ia .i« ^ S,,ver Seal
Electric
WATER
□
HFATFR
$58.88
r.O.e. reatisea. vraga*
a Folle Insulated VHh
• 1 laaeralen [ I w H l t l
Congoleum vinyl Fore­
cast floor covering.
Square
$-f 59
Yard_________
9x12 Linoleum , 5 „
Rugs, Only----
KC T A iH f H 4 r t t f S E F I.T T » —
I
C O A S T -T O -C O A S T
R A TES
$5.00 and up
$6.00 and up
- Boating
Sunshine Cup
p
Custards
L h .P k g .4 0 C
By Frank J. Laheney
GRAHAMS
Nabisco Honey
2-Lb. Box
(It. Jar
V
SYRUP
Lumberjack Imita­
tion Maple
22-oz.
D E R R E L R O SE
TIMBERLINE
Our concern is to give you con­
siderate care, handle all details
with a service of quiet dignity
and beauty that will comfort
you and ycur family for years
to come.
I)Ot; & CAT FOOD
¡ '» „ I
12 1. $1.00
CU RL<
PRICKETT'S
MORTUARY
GROCERY
Phone H A 9-6341
Deliveries 3:00 P.M.
V E R N O N IA . O R E G O N
j
OF FOREST G R O J*
Please Call Collect
1920 Pacific A ve—Dial EL 7-312«
*2'
er - —
50-Ft. Soil Soaker
Reg. $3.80
$039
Special .......
’3 3
Armstrong Budgetone
vinyl floor covering.
Square
$-0 29
Yard
...... ... 1
"Not Fancy — But Clean"
LOW
Couples
Families
Full 50-ft. garden hose.
Green, plastic & flex­
ible. Withstands wea­
ther, sunlight and stor­
age. Lightweight and
easy to handle. Reg.
$2.49 —
$019
Now Only
Revolving Lawn
Sprinklers Priced from
'c
up
7-Pc. Metalcraft Din­
ette set. $99.95 Value.
Special
Only
5-Pc. Set.
Special
Only
9
AUTOMATIC
TOASTER
Specially Pricedl
'
Bud and I lent' Larson
W ater Skiing - Fishing
a
Diving
Peek-A-Brew
COFFEE MAKER
Specially Pricedl
SPRAY, STEAM,
DRY IRON
Specially Pricedl
T
C u tlo ai fla g s lined
modal. H ot wator
in stan tly. 1 0 year
warranty.
Group 1 Batteries 36
month guar.
$ M
Exchange
PORTABLE MIXER
Specially Priced!
STEAM-DRY IRON
Specially Priced!
Cool
Comforlablo Driving
SEAT AND
Lowest Prices In Town
S-
s9
For
• Interleaving TVerwosMt
Owners Go Io
Sales Meeting
Big 17 inch pull down
fjxture. Modern black
finjsh. Turn switch ad-
justable. White 17 in.
glass bottom.
Reg. $13.45__
the
QUESTION: I will be 62 this
month and I understand that I
can retire and get social security
but that my monthly benefit will
be less than I would get if I were
65. Can you tell me how much of
a reduction I will have to take if
I decide to draw my social security
benefits now?
ANSWER: Your monthly social
security benefit will be reduced by
20 percent if you apply as soon
as you reach 62. For example, if
your earnings under social security
would qualify you for a benefit
of $100 at age 65. you would be
able to collect $80 a month at age
62. That $80 a month would con­
tinue to be payable to you even
after you did reach 65. It would
generally not go up — unless you
returned to work and had earn­
ings high enough to require the
withholdings of your benefits for
some months.
UMIMI.’H
Motor/
BAR-B-Q GRILL
UL approved swing-out
motor, 24 Inch grill
with tripod logs, hood,
crock assembly.
WE
DELIVER
30" DaLuxe Electric
Model RD-38-62
Coast to Coast Top
quality titanium house
paint. White
$ J 49
only______ Gal. *
Goulds balanced flow
shallow well system.
No tank, no extras.
s . _
S T Q B tS
lo r
Speed-Heat surface unit. Auto­
matic Cook-Master can start and
stop oven—Unlimited heat sett­
ings from simmer to high! Frigi­
daire dependability $ O J / \ 9 5
too!—Only_______
’249s
F R IG ID A IR E
Product of General Motors
Brunsman Hardw are and Elec.
PHONE HA 9-5651
VERNONIA, ORE.
IT’S A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA
QUESTION: Do you advise peo­ vantages are in your particular
ple to take their social security case.
QUESTION: Can I get an esti­
payments before 65?
mate of what my social security
ANSWER: Each person must retirement benefits would be be­
decide for himself. If a man is in fore I actually retire?
good health and working full time,
ANSWER: If you give the so­
and wants to continue to work, he
cial
security district office suffic­
may not want to file. Anther man’s
curcumstances may be different. ient notice, they will be able to
He may be unemployed or in ill give you an estimate of your fu­
health; perhaps he would want to ture benefits before you retire.
QUESTION: Why is it impor­
file. The thing to do is check with
your social security district office tant that I have my social security
to find out what the possible ad- I records changed when I get mar-
ried?
ANSWER: Employers who re­
port earnings to your credit after
your marriage will use your mar­
ried name. Social security has dif­
ficulty associating these reported
earnings with your maiden name.
In order for you to get proper cre­
dit for your earnings, you should
have your social security records
changed to show your new name.
Fiddle with the conclusions all
you like, but leave the facts alone.
Phone Hfi 9-3462 J
NEHALEM V A LLE Y
MOTOR FR E IG H T
FOUR chairs and a foot stool are being renovated
in the upholstery classes at the American Legion
hall under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Allyn,
county extension agent. Pictured here are part of
the class, from left. Mrs. Ed Roediger. Mrs. Oren
Weed. Mrs. Ralph Bergerson. Mrs. Allyn. Mrs.
Louis Towne and Mrs. Ed Crasrford.