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THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1962
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Observer Notes
Curl's Store Weather Data
BRUNSM AN
HARDWARE & ELECTRIC
CANNED MILK
C ottage
Tall T ins
8
$1
For
PAP. TOWELS
Zee Brand
G iant Rolls
4 For $1
TOMATO JC.
Standby
46-oz. T ins
4 foi
$1
SNACK
Canned Lunch
M eat, 12-oz.
3 For J]
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MEATS
With the arrival of the first day HA 9-5651 _ WE DELIVER
of autumn, Sept. 21, people are
inclined to look back and won­
der what became of summer. On
that date, the readings taken by
cooperative weather observer Hel­
en Spofford on Corey Hill were:
maximum 63 degrees, minimum
54 degrees.
On June 21, the first day of sum­
mer, according to the calendar,
the readings were: maximum 78
degrees and minimum 40 degrees.
There were 33 days this past
Oakland wood heater with
summer with readings of 80 de­
thermostatic
$J
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grees and above with the highest,
93 degrees, July 26. There were control _
four days in June over 80 degrees Oakland fireplace heater with heat
$ 1 Q Q 99
and four days in September over control. Glass
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80 degrees up to September 22. Doors—Only
There were 11 days in July and
eight days in August over 80 de­
grees.
From the first of June, the time
folks like to consider the begin­
ning of summer, there were 14
days in June, 10 days in July, 15
days in August and nine so far in
September when
temperature
ranged between 70 and 80 de­
grees.
The low readings for this per­
iod are: June, 32 degrees; July, 33
degrees at the station but lower
Kresky automatic auto,
else where in the valley; August,
air wood burning heater
38 degrees and September to date,
level heat in every
39 degrees on two occasions. Again,
room.
6-8 rm. size
there were reports of some plants
being frozen.
July was the driest month. On­
ly .63 of an inch fell in June, 1.85
inches in August and .53 of an inch
so far in September.
Since plants grow very little
when temperatures drop below
50 degrees, August was the best
growing month. At no time did
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June minimum temperature get up Biltwall sofa bed and roc
pare at $179.95.
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to 50 degrees. Three times in July
It was 50 degrees and once it Only ... —....... ..
warmed up to 56 degrees.
Big 52 Gallon
In August there were 11 times
Silver Seal
when the minimum was over 50
Electric
WATER
degrees with the highest minimum
HFATEB
being 59 degrees. So far, three
nights in September reached 50
degrees. All others were colder.
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FR ESH G R O U N D
SAUSAGE
ROLLS
Country
S a u sage
1-Lb.
Rolls
$1 Next Goodwill
Visit Date Listed
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The next visit of the Goodwill
truck to V.rnonia will be Wednes­
day, October 31, and householders
are asked to begin filling bags and
preparing items to be picked up.
There is need now for clothing,
furniture, toys, appliances and
other items to provide employ­
ment during the winter months
to those on the Goodwill staff. Per­
sons who wish the truck to stop
at their home may call Mrs. Frank
Lange, HAzel 9-3161.
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Breakfast O range
Drink
21-oz. Jar
79c
CARROTS
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J Bags
Kiich
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4 JC
Nature’s
gift to
us assures
you consistent
refreshment
pleasure
whenever you
enjoy Olympia.
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Deliveries 3:00 P.M.
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model.
Hot water
in stan tly. 1 0 yeer
warranty.
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Fire Destroys
Home Thursday
Fire of undetermined origin
completely destroyed the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Gaston of
Keasey route about midnight
Thursday of last we?k. The family
was all in bed and asleep when he
was awakened by the crackling
sound of the fire. All members of
the family were gotten out but all
possessions were lost.
The Gaston place is off the main
Keasey road and has previously
been known as the Coons place,
the Kirkbride place and the Ges-
sel place.
At present, the Gaston family,
which includes a boy aged five, a
girl aged four and a boy one year
old, is staying with his brother.
Bill Gaston on Rose avenue in the
former Gilmore house. They have
found a house to move to on Corey
hill as soon as furniture is gotten
together.
The Gastons had insurance on
the house and partial insurance on
the contents. It is understood they
plan to rebuild.
A church group and other indi­
viduals have been assisting with
getting clothing, bedding and other
necessities for the family.
J Vs Meet Banks
Tuesday Night
CRACKERS
30c
TUNA FISH
3 For 85c
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A much improved Vernonia JV
squad received its second defeat
Tuesday evening at the hands of
Banks by a score of 20-6.
The outstanding offensive play­
ers for Vernonia were Bateman,
Medges and Redmond. Fine de­
fensive play was turned in by
Bateman, Medges, Haines and
Blackburn.
Score by quarters:
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Games remaining on the JV
schedule are as follows:
Oct. 8. Clatskanie, there, 7:00
Oct. 16., open
Oct. 23. Clatskanie, here. 7:00
Oct. 29, Star of the Sea. here, 7 00
Take care of your health and
your health may take care of you.
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ABC Omatic clothes dryer with
heat selection, porcelain top and
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SIMILAR SAVINGS ON OTHER |
SPORTERIZED MODEL GUNS
169s
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Group l Batteries. 36
month guar. $-< 099
Exchange.
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vinyl floor covering.
Square
$ -g 29
Leonard 14 cu. ft. dble.
door refrigerator. Mod.
MAlOll. Reg. $349.95.
With
$Or7O88
Trade___
12-Cu. Ft. L«
frigerator $ -
With Trade
Congoleum vinyl Fore­
cast floor covering.
Square
$ -J 59
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9xl2 Linoleum
Rugs.
$Z*95
Only
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Eastern made light
walnut and tangier
3-Pc. bedroom sets
by Wm. Bassett Co.
Dust Proof Drawers
Now
$"i 0 0 5 0
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Simmons Slumber
King Mattress and
Box Springs $ J 050
Each
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Beauty Rest $rT Q 50
M attress......
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189s
TV Tray Sets. Tole
Rose Pattern
$088
Reg. $12.95____
Other Sets
Up To
Goulds balanced flow
shallow well system.
No tank, no extras.
Now
$
1 0 4
Only___
Coleman 2-burn.
97
stove,
1
Only ........
Coleman Lanti
'50
Single
Mantle____ _ 1
F50
Double
1
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Sleeping Bags
Boy Scout
$
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White Stag
95
$T J 95
$
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Hunting Knives
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Big Buck
Deer Bags
Red or Yellow $ f u
Hunting Hats ....
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Red, Yellow or Gray
Sweat
SO 10
Shirts________
Gray sweat shirts i with
wit
zipper front
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Golden Plate Dinette
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Reg. $99.95
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ESITlT’S a P R IV IL E G E
A N D A P L E A S U R E TO L IV E IN
JCs Seek Quota
To Get Charter
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At the meeting of the Vernonia
Jayeees Thursday evening of last
week, two Jaycee members from
Scappoose were present to give
the local group additional informa­
tion about how to complete organ­
ization and the goals such groups
are to achieve. The guests were
Dick Sanders, who headed the
Scappoose club last year, and Gay
Allison, new state representative.
The big problem now for the
Vernonia group is obtaining a few
more young men between the ages
of 21 and 36 who are interested in
community betterment. They must
have 25 members signed before
they can obtain a charter. They
make an appeal for other young
men who will join to contact Neil
Zimmerman, president, or any
other member, or come to the
meeting this evening at the fire
hall.
Sanders and Allison also told
the group how members can work
toward an honor cup or trophy and
gain recognition for themselves
and the club.
A movie is to be shown this
evening at th? fire hall at 8:00
p.m.
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1
Treat every gun w ith the respect due a lo ad ed gun. This is the
First rule oF gun safety.
2
Guns carried into camp or home, or w h e n otherwise not in
use, must a lw a y s be unloaded, and taken down or have actions
open; guns always should be carried in cases to the shooting area.
3
A lw ays be sure barrel and action are clear of obstructions,
and that you have only ammunition of the proper size for the gun
you are carrying. Remove oil and grease from chamber before firing.
dB Always carry your gun so that you can control the direction of
the muzzle, even if you stumble; keep the safety on until you are
ready to shoot.
5
Be sure of your targ et before you pul, the trigger; know the
identifying features of the game you intend to hunt.
6
N ev e r point a gun a t anything you do not w a n t to shoot;
avoid all horseplay while handling a gun.
7
U nattended guns should be unloaded guns and ammunition
should be stored separately beyond reach of children and careless
adults.
8
N ev e r climb a tree or fence or jump a ditch w ith a lo ad ed
gun; never pull a gun toward you by the muzzle.
9
N ever shoot a bullet at a flat, hard surface or the surface of
w a te r; when at target practice, be sure your backstop is adequate.
10
A vo id alcoholic drinks before or during shooting.
Your phone is a pay station
when you phone in a "For Sale”
ad.
A want ad is an easy way to
■rake unwanted items go away.
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