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HACIENDA FROZEN MEXICAN BEEF
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Marshmallows
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15-oz. Cans
Quik Cocoa
Nestle’»— Lg. 3Koz. Cannister
Tomatoes
l'ancy Sliceis
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Rutabagas
Home Grown
üernonia Eagíe
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THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1962
Taste the
sparkling refresh
ment of nature's
finest grains
an<l hops...
assured
glass after glass
by Olympia's
most famous
ingredient:
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VERMONT MAID BUTTERED
Syrup
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24oz. Bot.
VAN CAMP’S
Niagra.......................15-oz. Can
No. 2 Cans....
Hydrox Creme Sandwich. Lb.
BETTY CROCKER
Nabisco Old Fashion, Lb. I’kg.
Raisin Bran
14-oz. Pkg.
Bonneville Mixed
Quick Cooking
42-oz. Pkg.
22-oz. Jar
DATES to Remember
Mrs. H ow ard Johnson made
DATES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25
several trips to P o rtlan d during
N ehalem V alley Coin club, W est
th e past tw o w eeks to see her
father, V. Lalli and b ro th er, Lee
Oregon Bldg., 7:30 p.m.
Mt. H eart R ebekah Lodge, IOO F
Lalli, both of whom w ere in P o rt
hall, 8:00 p.m.
land hospitals for surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Wood of
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26
A m erican Legion and A uxiliary,
M ist route arrived hom e Monday
evening from Fresno, California
Legion hall, 6:30 p.m. potluck.
w here th ey had gone early in the
Football, Loggers vs. Concordia,
m onth for a visit w ith h er son,
G reenm an field, 8:00 p.m.
Leonard D auderm an and his fam
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29
ily, including th e sm all son who
Clothing construction w orkshop,
had arriv ed in May and w hich the
W est Oregon Bldg., 10:00 a.m.
Woods had not seen previously.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30
They also visited friends in S ac
V ernonia Odd Fellow s Lodge,
ram ento and en ro u te hom e spent
IOO F hall, 8:00 p.m.
tw o days a t Chico w ith Mrs. M ary
C om m unity can tata practice, EUB
L anphear w ho form erly lived here.
church, 7:00 p.m.
Mrs. P earle A dam s retu rn ed
W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31
hom e Friday, O ctober 12, ju st in
W ATCH OUT FOR THE G O B
tim e for th e storm , w hich for
LINS!
tu n ately did no serious dam age at
her home. She is some b e tte r b u t
still not too well. Mrs. R uth H a rt
Couple Sees Football
m an is staying w ith her.
Game Held in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eggert, fo r
BIR K E N FE L D —-Mr. and Mrs.
m er V ernonia residents who now
B rian McCloud took in a football
live at Cornelius, send new s th at
gam e in P o rtlan d S aturday.
they are now g randparents. A son,
F red Larson, T erry and D ave
G alen Ray, w eighing 7 pounds, 10
w ent to N etarts S atu rd ay after
ounces, arrived O ctober 8 a t the
th e football gam e in P ortland.
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E g
T hey stayed over night w ith the
gert w ho also reside at Cornelius.
Bud Larsons and h unted on S u n
Mrs. Emil M inger is at the
day.
hom e of h er son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. C harles Minger, recuperating
en and K enny h unted S unday in
from a fall she had O ctober 12
th e Cochran area and A rth u r and
during the storm at th e hom e of
K enny each bagged a nice buck.
her daughter, Mrs. Ed F eldt, at
Mrs. Alice M alm sten, w ho spent
Cornelius. She heard the sound of
all of last w eek in T uality hospital
things being blow n about and op
du e to a broken hip, w as taken
ened a door to see w hat it was
back to the rest hom e in L au rel-
w hen a gust of w ind caught the
wood last w eek end. H er d au g h
door w ith such force as to cause
ters, Mrs. Lois C lark and Mrs. L.
her to fall.
K Thomas, m ade freq u en t trips
RUMMAGE SALE. Nov. 1. 2. 3.
to the hospital to see her during
Fire hall, Pythian Sisters.
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her stay there.
News from Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mrs. M athilde Bergerson, Mrs.
H eckenliable is th a t w hen they
L ucille
H ickm an,
Mrs.
Irm a
arrived at Salem S atu rd ay , O cto
C hance. Mrs. Cora L ange and Mrs.
ber 13 about noon, they found
Lesta G arn er drove to M anzanita
th eir trailer house to w hich they
S unday to atten d th e reception
w ere moving that day com pletely
honoring Ivy H erchenhein, grand
destroyed, along w ith th e things
chief of Oregon, P y thian Sisters.
they had already m oved into it.
E nroute hom e th ey had dinner at
They are staying w ith th e ir
E lderberry Inn.
dau g h ter for the tim e being.
Mrs. G eorge Johnson spent from
Harold M cEntire. A rth u r L am p
W ednesday to S atu rd ay of last
ing, O. T. Batem an and sons Stev-
w eek at T uality hospital for tre a t
m ent.
RUMMAGE SALE. Nov. 1, 2. 3.
F ire hall. P y th ian Sisters.
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Mrs. Ju d d G reenm an of M ed
Fri., Sut.
Oct. 26-27 ford arrived h ere T uesday for a
visit w ith friends. S he is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J . W. N i
chols.
Miss Carol Sw ord of B eaverton
w as visiting her parents, Mr. and
Rixi Buttons
Mrs. Robert Sw ord, Tuesday of
th is w eek.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
P ortlanders w ho cam e here S a t
urday especially to attend
the
Lions club hotcake feed w ere Mrs.
R uth Jensen, m other of Jo h n J e n
sen who is president of th e club
this year, Mis. W inifred G reene
and son Ja ck and P aul B erry.
Mrs. M yrtle Oakes of Scappoose
w as here M onday calling on
friends and visiting her brother,
Ray T aylor and family.
RUMMAGE SALE. Nov. 1. 2, 3.
F ire hall. P y th ian S isters.
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^El For "X
lOW-oz. Pkgs.
Maple Flavor
Beef Ravioli
For
FIVE WEEKS IN A
BALLOON
Free Deliveries Twice Daily
10 A.M. and 3 P M.
Ratkies Here
To Fix House
RIV ERV IEW —Mrs. M innie Rat-
kie and son W ally of P o rtland
are redecorating h er house near
E ighth stree t here. L ast w eek h er
d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
R obert Beck and four children of
Gakom a, A laska visited here at
th e hom e place, w hile on th e ir
w ay to Tem pe, A rizona for the
w inter. W ally conducts the choir
at C en tral Bible church in P o rt
land and teaches piano at M ultno
m ah school of th e Bible.
O tto H olm berg cam e home
T hursday from th e St. Helens hos
pital w here he had been several
w eeks following a h ea rt attack.
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Holmes
and d au g h ter of A storia visited
h er m other, Mrs. M aude Wells,
S aturday.
M onday visitors a t th e W alt
P ark er hom e w ere Mrs. R. J.
K eith and Mrs. W ally Grosche and
d au g h ter of Vernonia.
Mrs. Ruby N orm and is visiting
relatives a t Ellensburg, W ashing
ton.
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1-Lb. Rolls
; Polish Rings
I y Zenners....... 12-oz.
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
W alter P ark er visited th e ir son
K enneth w ho has been in th e V et
eran ’s hospital in P o rtlan d since
early in J u n e w ith infection in his
legs. In S eptem ber, his left leg was
am p u tated one inch above the
knee. He is im proving now and
gaining some weight. T he P ark er’s
grandson, Paul, lives w ith them
and atten d s school here.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k G am ble of
O verton, N ebraska spent T hurs
day and F riday a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil Snook. The
tw o fam ilies lived n e x t door to
one ano th er in N ebraska years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rose of F o r
est G rove visited Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Lloyd Tuesday and on W ed
nesday th e ir visitors w ere Mr. and
Mrs. C laude N orris of P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cline and his
m other, Mrs. M yrtie Cline of F o r
est G rove visited at th e M erle
Cline hom e Sunday. Mrs. Cline is
living w ith h er son and fam ily at
present, b ut plans a trip to the
eastern p a rt of th e U nited States
soon.
M IST—Mr. and Mrs. W ayne
K yser spent th e w eek end in De-
lena at th e hom e of h e r folks, the
H. Sparks. Mr. K yser helped w ith
some rep air w ork after th e recent
storm.
W arren K yser and som e boys
from V ernonia atten d ed the PI
Exposition an d th e boys assisted
w ith the judging of cattle.
Mrs. M artin H ansen cam e home
from Mulino to spend th e w eek
end.
Mr. and Mrs. John G ordon w ere
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
C lair Devines. They cam e to have
b irth d ay cake w ith Cheryl.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. M athew s re
tu rn ed hom e from a tw o weeks
trip to Pioche, Nev.
Vernonia, Oreqon
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WHILE YOU’RE
ON VACATION?
Newspapers on the doorstep,
unclaimed mail, shades drawn
all day— they say “the fam
ily’s away”— when you’re off
on vacation.
You never know when thieves
or vandals are looking for
these tell-tale signs. But you
can be certain that you’re
fully protected against loss—
during vacation and all year
round. Ask us how H artford
Homeowner’s insurance can
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need.
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Hartford 15, Conn.
ROY
NELSON
Democratic
Candidate for
Columbia County
Clerk
“\ou th fu l, Energetic,
and Thoroughly Quali
fied For the Job.”
• ROY NELSON HAS THE
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J. W. Jr*. F«ft*«M, Of«,
Open Six D ays a W eek
Elect . . .
COMMISSIONER
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BEN'S BABBER SHOP
Expert Tonsorial Work
Kysers Aid in
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D w r Island. Oredon
N O R M A N O. NILSEN
A fter a few global w ars all n a
tions should have enough ex p e r
ience to believe in peace.
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Cut Green Beans or Frch. Style Green Beans
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Green Beans
believes w hat U ncle Sam keeps
out of th e mail as obscene litera
tu re should be kept off Oregon
new sstands.
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FLAV-R-PAC FROZEN
Parkers Visit with Son
At Veterans Hospital
New Minister Arrives
For Vine Maple Church
B IRK EN FELD — Rev. and Mrs.
D avid P ro u ty and baby have
m oved in the valley and are living
in th e Fred Stinchfield house. He
has charge of the Vine Maple
church.
Mrs. E. T. Jo h n sto n and Tom
Johnston w ere in A storia on b u s
iness last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ilstad of
Enum claw , W ashington visited
relatives here for aw hile last F ri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G ene Larson and
fam ily of Longview visited S u n
day w ith th e Francis Larsons.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Stinch-
field of Condon spent S aturday
night and Sunday w ith the D arrell
Bakers.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Sacher of
S ilv erto n visited here w ith rela
tives last T hursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Udey spent
M onday in Portland.
S hirley Berg spent th e w eek
end at home. Also Roger Berg of
B eaverton visited there.
Mr. and Mrs. E v erett Johnston
w ere in Forest G rove Monday.
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BACKGROUND AND
EX PERIEN CE
★ Born and Raised in St. Helens Area.
★ G rad u ate of Oregon S tate University.
★ O fficer in U S. A ir Force 4 Years, serving 3 S Years In
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M ember of W arren G range. St. Helens AF&AM No.
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For Your Assurance of Efficienl Management of the
County Clerk's Office . . . Support and Vote For
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