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Lindsley Rites
Read Saturday
Ocrnonia Eagle
8
THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 1962
Goals Reached
For Two Quotas
After two years of taking back
seat to Vernonia, Clatskanie is
performing in its usual form and
was the first community in the
county to go “over the top” in the
United Fund Drive. The quota
which they topped was $2,000
which was reached last week but
they are working on the amount
above that which will finance their
local projects.
Vernonia this week is able to
boast of second place with the
amounts now in just topping the
$1200 quota for this area. Several
organizations and businesses have
not yet reported so it is hoped
that there will be a good amount
for the local relief fund. Anyone
missed in the solicitation may send
their contributions to the co-chair­
men, Mrs. T. M. Hobart and Mrs.
R. C. Lindsay.
County-wise, the drive is still
far short of the $27,840 quota.
' WELCOME
SA L E ENDS TH IS WEEK
Funeral services for Warren J.
Lindsley, 81 year old resident of
the Vernonia area since 1924, were
conducted Saturday, October 27
at 1:30 p.m. at Fuiten's Chapel in
the Hills mortuary, Vernonia.
Mr. Lindsley passed away Tues­
day afternoon, October 23 at a Eu­
gene area nursing home where he
had been since October 18. He
Oakland wood heater with
had been seriously ill for the past
thermostatic
95
three weeks.
control___________
Joseph Brown officiated at the
Oakland fireplace heater with heat
funeral services with Richard
control. Glass
Chamberlin as soloist singing “In
Doors—Only
the Garden” and “The Old Rug­
ged Cross,,. He was accompanied
Kre«ky automatic auto, forced
by Mrs. Lloyd Thomas as organ­
air wood burning heater. Floor
ist. Concluding rites and inter­
level heat in every
p » /\9 5
ment were at the Vernonia Me­
room. 6-8 rm. size
morial cemetery with Marion Sie-
delman, Ed Burton, A1 Bergstrom,
Henry Hudson, Roy Juola and Ted
Keasey serving as casket bearers.
Mr. Lindsley was a native of
Fremont, Nebraska where he was
bom October 30, 1881, moving
then to Iowa with his family when
he was a small boy. As a young
Battery Booster Cable
man he came West to Hope, Idaho
Set for 12-Volt Cars
where he spent many years. In
1923 he moved to Washington and
8-Foot. Compare at
then in 1924 to the Vernonia area. Gallon
$ -| 33
90 $2.50.
The Lindsley family lived near Can __
Only
..........
Keasey from 1924 until 1945 when Quart
they moved to their present home
at Riverview. Mr. Lindsley worked Can
most of his years here at the Ore­
gon American Lumber company
mill until retirement.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Clara
Mead Lindsley to whom he was
Armstrong Budgetone
united in marriage at Spokane,
vinyl floor covering.
Washington on December 22, 1910.
Square
$ -| 29
They had observed their golden
wedding anniversary here less than
Fan-Gio Heetaire
Congoleum vinyl Fore­
two years ago.
electric heater with
cast
floor covering.
Also surviving are eight child­ thermostatic $ r t J 95
Square
$ -| 59
ren; four sons, Joseph and Ken­ control
jc
neth Lindsley, Springfield; Vernon
Yard _____ ___
Portable baseboard
Lindsley, Vernonia and Lee Lind­ elec, heater $ Q Q 9 5
9x12 Linoleum
sley of Spain; four daughters, Mrs.
Rugs
$£47
George (Edith) Stanton, Gold 3-Foot ......
Only
J 95
Beach; Mrs. Doug (Claribel) Hib- Other Elec.
ler, Eugene; Mrs. Sam (Ann) Heaters from
Smith, Springfield and Mrs.
Dewey (Joan) Hunt, Lompoc,
California.
Additional survivors include a
brother, Bruce Lindsley, Smith
River, California; two sisters, Mrs.
Simmons Slumber
Alma Billings, Camas, Washing­
King Mattress and
ton and Mrs. Sadie Austin, Rio
Box Springs $ 4 f t 50
Dell, California; two step-sons,
Each
William Prince, Portland; and
Beauty Rest
Clarence Pearson, Elma, Washing­
Goulds balanced flow Mattress___
ton; thirty five grandchildren and
shallow well system.
twenty seven great grandchildren.
No tank, no extras. • C t ^ / B l g 52 Gallon
's il v e r Seal
Now
$-J 4A 4 85
Electric
Fame is fleeting—the man of Only
WATER
the hour is often forgotten the
HFATER
next.
West Coast
T e lep h o n e
5 PLACES WHERE
AN EXTENSION PHONE
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Mary Proctor
IRONING BOARD TABLE
This newest Ironing board makes Ironing oasyl
Has now up and down a d j u s t m e n t . EXTRA
features! built-in cord minder and outlotl Steam
vented stall too. 6 foot cord. UL aoorovad.
AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC
SKILLET /4F 99
P o lyeth yl ene K it for
U n iversal Quart 51 xe
R.g $18.95
6 T ransistor $ 1 3 .9 9
PORTABLE RADIO
$ 1 9 .9 9
PORTABLE RADIO
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Reg $19.95
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PORTABLE RADIO
Pocket size transistor
, w ill go wherever you
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Complete
with
earphones,
batteries
and
carrying case.
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Thick 11 gauge alum­
inum, mirror finish.
Removable
controls
make It completely
Immersible.
Cover
included. UL approved.
Two 36 x 72 inch
transparent
poly­
ethylene sheet*. 36
feet of fibre molding
ond nails In each kit.
TRANSISTOR RADIOS
Complete with battery,
earphone and leather
carrying cato.Rag $27.95
Hog $14.95
PKG. FOR
2 WINDOWS
VACUUM
BOTTLE
Sogularly
FOR
$2.99
AV»
N atural Color
CAULKING
CARTRIDGE
Big quart also for
work, traveling, and
outdoor
ac tivities.
Keeps contents cold
or hot longer.
1 /1 0 gallon cartridge«.
Your choice, with or
without tho spout.
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CHORE GLOVES
PAIR FOR
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5- Foot
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$ , 97
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Color
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finish.
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Hot water
In stan tly. 1 0 yeor
warranty.
10
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ABC Omatic clothes dryer with
heat selection, porcelain top and
drum, concealed
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lint trap________
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Actions • Automatic Pre-Scrubbing Cycle
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Brunsman H ard w are and Elec.
P H O N E H A 9-5651
26-Gallon
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WE N O W SER VE M O R F T H A N
2 0 0 0 0 0 T E L E P H O N E S IN 3
.. P A C IF IC C O A S T S T A T E S
You can be confident that politics
will take a back seat to non-parti­
san service if Walter Mathews is
elected County Commissioner. Of
those running, he is the one can­
didate Columbia County could be
proud to have sitting on the Coun­
ty Court. Join the freedom-lov­
ing people who are thinking of
progress rather than politics.
W ALTER MATHEW S
Independent Candidate For
County Comm issioner
W E S T COAST
CO.
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$3.35
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CLAM CHOWDER
Cam pbell's
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10c
F olgers
Lb.
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COFFEE
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IN S T A N T — 6-oz. Jar
79c
10-oz. Jar
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8-oz.
$1.17
TO M A TO SAUCE T ins 3 Q For
For 29c
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POWDERED M IL K 8-Q t. Box 55c
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