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Happy New Year From The Mill Market
we wish a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Albert
Brunsman
have the good fortune to have her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butt and
her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Coventry and two children, all
from Mantario. Saskatchewan. Cana­
da here through the Christmas and
New Years holidays.
Staff members of the Vernonia el­
ementary schools held their Chrits-
mas party Tuesday evening of last
week after school in the teachers’
lounge at the Washington school
which had been appropriately decor­
ated for the occasion. Gifts were ex­
changed and refreshments were
served by the committee, Mrs. Maude
Wells, Mrs. Pauline McKee, Mrs.
Gladys Worthington and James
Fiske.
POTATO C H IP S.......
Guests at the home of Mrs. Gladys
Worthington from Thursday to Sat­
urday of last week were her daugh­
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. How­
ard Chant and children Becky and
Buddy from Newberg.
NEW YEARS EVE CARNIVAL
DANCE. Legion hall, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Gus Anderson orchestra.
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Clarence Reed w as in Good Sa­
maritan hospital last week for a
check-up and will return there Jan­
uary 6 for surgery.
remains
in
critical condition at Milwaukie where
she has been in a coma intermittent­
ly for some time. She aroused brief­
ly last week, then lapsed into a coma
again.
Mrs. Faye Davis spent Christmas
at Beaverton with her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Davis and fami­
ly-
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS AT FAB­
RICS ’N FASHIONS . see ad in this
paper.
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Mrs. Joe Grosche has received
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grosche and fa­
Tom Cavanaugh arrived home from
Demonia Eagle
THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 1964
Plus
Incredible Journey
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WELCH'S DRINK Ä
TANG
APPLES
3/95c
$1,15
15c
79c
49c
and
Lockers
Sheep Flock
Care Needed
San Diego Wednesday of last week to
spend the holidays with his folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Hilding Berg and family.
His half brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh of Oakland,
California brought him home from
there and were here over Christmas.
Additional Christmas dinner guests at
So Dear To My Heart
FANCY CARRO TS—
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home Christmas day were Emil Hilt-
unen of Osage, Minnesota; First Lieu­
tenant Melvin Cary of El Paso,
Texas; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sand-
retzky and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Moe and sons and Mrs. Ger­
trude Cary, all of Portland.
Jan. 1-2
2/75c
2/65c
Member of United Grocers
NEW YEARS EVE CARNIVAL
DANCE. Legion hall, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Gus Anderson orchestra.
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Dinner guests at the George Koski
Fri., Sat.
FRIL-LETS
NABICO
MILL MARKET
mily drove to Orchards, Washington
Christmas day to visit her parents.
Her father has not been well for
some time. They were fortunate to
get through without difficulty except
for snowy roads as they returned
home that night.
JO Y T H E A T E R
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HAMS
WIENERS
news from a former Vernonia resi­
dent, Mrs. Aleene Lara of Portland,
that her son, Mike Johnson, through
sales of new subscriptions to the Ore­
gonian and Journal, earned a trip to
Disneyland, along with other junior
carriers, during the Christmas holi­
days. Mike also maintains honor roll
status at school.
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EVERY PRESIDENT AND P R E S ­
IDENTIAL CANDIDATE SINC E
THEN HAS USED AIR EXPR ESS,
A DIVISION OF REA EXPRESS,
FOR A VARIETY OF SH IP M E N TS ..
FROM PERSONAL ITEM S TO
C A M PAIG N PLACARDS AND
BUTTONS.
PY-O-MY MIXES ¿ X * 3/25 c
TOMATO SAUCE "
.6/49c
Christmas guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cameron were
their daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Don O’Neill and children, Da­
vid and Nancy from Portland. Tlieir
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cameron and part of their family
visited the group at intervals
but a case of chickenpox at their
house prevented the whole family
from being together.
Aldridge
FIRST AIR EXPRESS SHIPMENT TO A U .& P R E G IP E N Tj
WAS A CARTON OF EGGS, FLOW N IN 1928 FROM
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THE WEST COAST I D CALVIN COOLIDGE AT THE
WHITE HOUSE IN 3 2 f £ HOURS.
$ I4 9
COFFEE -
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS AT FAB­
RICS ’N FASHIONS . see ad in this
paper.
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Vera
4/$l
5/$l
OYSTER STEW
PINEAPPLE
CLOSED Saturday, January 2. Ver­
nonia Trading Co., Inc.
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Mrs.
the Berg home were two daughters
To each and every one of our many local customers
and husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Basil
Weist and five children from Seattle
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ohberg
PRICES GOOD THRU TUESDAY, JANUARY 5th.
and children from Puget Island.
Willapoint
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Steers and
10-oz. Cans
Mrs. Laura Carmichael were in For­
est Grove Christmas Eve at the home
Pacific Halif Sliced in
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schamp and
Hvy. Syrup, No. 2 Can
family. Mrs. Carmichael went from
there to the home of her son, Bill
Carmichael and family at Hillsboro
Giant 10-oz. Jar
MJB INSTANT
for the rest of the week end. Mr. and
Mrs. Steers stayed at the Schamp
home until Saturday morning when
they took their granddaughters, Pat­
ty and Diane Peterson with them to
Cottage Grove to visit until Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith and
family.
Christmas eve callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Danielson of Banks.
Christmas eve dinner guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hirtzel. During
BLUE BELL
Reg. Price 69c
the week end, their grandchildren
from Turner visited them and their
father, Clair Devine.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS AT FAB­
Plain — Bar-B-Q — Dips
RICS ’N FASHIONS - see ad in this
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paper.
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Porter’s Fancy Egg
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Weller en­
Noodles, 14-oz. I Pkg.
tertained guests for Christmas dinner
including her grandmother, Mrs. Isa­
Veri-Thin or 3-Ring
bel Thompson from the Crestview
Nursing Home at Scappoose, her
Pretzels— 11-oz. Pkgs.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thomp­
son; her aunt, Miss Estelle Costain
Lb. Cello Bag
GOLDEN BOY
of Portland, a cousin, Lyle Acord ot
Fort Lewis. Her sister, Mrs. Larry
Bemardi and children who were din­
ner guests at the O. Bemardi home
at Pittsburg joined the group at the
Weller home in the afternoon.
Allan York arrived home December
23 to spend Christmas with his folks,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Adams for the
Breakfast Drink— New Larger
first time in several years. He will
Size 27-oz. Jar— Save 27c.........
leave January 21 to return to Malm­
ström air force base at Great Falls,
Extra Fancy Delicious
Montana.
Red or Golden.............
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Valpiani spent
Christmas at the home of her bro­
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Corsiglia, of St. Helens. While
in St. Helens, they also called on
Mrs. P. Valpiani.
Mrs. Lutie Waldin who now lives
at Naches, Washington wrote last
week that snow was from 12 to 14
Bonel and Rolled
inches deep there and still falling.
Fully
Cooked................................ Lb.
They had experienced temperatures
of 17 degrees below zero the previ­
Swift
ous week.
Premium...................Lb.
Pkg.
CLOSED Saturday, January 2. Ver­
nonia Trading Co., Inc.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bowerman
received a most interesting letter last
week from their daughter Peggy,
Mrs. Merritt Tuttle, who is now re­
siding in Washington, D.C. while her
You’re as close to Mill Market as your Phone— HA 9-3492
husband is attending school there.
They had attended the ceremonies of
the lighting of the White House
Christmas tree and the row of lights
Free Deliveries Twice Daily— 10 A.M., 3 P.M.
on the elipse. The huge white house
tree was decorated with all red lights
and silver balls that were 18 inches
in diameter. The rows of trees on pastor arrives for that church.
Mrs. Evelyn Heath had as Christ­
the elipse were in alternate blue and
green lights. Mrs. Tuttle stated that mas week end guests her two daugh­
President Johnson wore an off-white ters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Ir­
overcoat so as to be easily distin­ vin Ladd and small daughter Susan
from North Bend and Mr. and Mrs.
The most critical time for pregnant
guished by the crowd.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Light and two boys from ewes, nutritionally speaking, is dur­
B. L. Mitchell for the Christmas week Portland. The Ladds encountered ing the last four to six weeks before
end were her son and wife, Mr. and some water on the highway enroute
Mrs. Rod Newman and seven chil­ here, but were fortunate to get the lamb is born. Flock owners
dren from Yakima. Others who join­ through without too much difficulty. should be giving extra attention to
Mrs. Irene Meyer and four sons
the ration of such animals, suggests
ed them for Christmas day were her
daughter, Mrs. Nell Jennings and had as guests Christmas eve, her County Extension Agent Don Coin
five children from Salem and Mr. mother. Mrs. Mathilde Bergerson Walrod.
and Mrs. Kenneth Mishler and fami­ and her brother and wife, Mr. and
The last 30 days of the gestation
ly, Vernonia, making a total family Mrs. Jack Bergerson and two sons, period is the most important from
gathering of 25 for the festive oc­ all from Vernonia. The same group the standpoint of the ration of the
assembled Christmas day at the ewe since a third of the growth in
casion.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS AT FAB­ Jack Bergerson home for Christmas weight of the fetus takes place during
RICS ’N FASHIONS - see ad in this dinner.
this time. Because feed capacity of
paper.
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NEW YEARS EVE CARNIVAL the pregnant ewe is restricted due to
Guests at the home of Mr. and DANCE. Legion hall. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m . the unborn lamb, fluids and tissue
Mrs. Gerald Russell for Christmas Gus Anderson orchestra.
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dinner were his parents. Rev. and
Harold Cason flew from San Fran­ more concentrated ration needs to be
Mrs. H. L. Russell; her brother and cisco to Portland Wednesday of last fed, says Walrod.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wuest and week in order to visit here until Sun­
Failure to provide an adequate le­
family: Mrs. Wuest’s brother, Robert day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. vel of concentrates in the ration dur-
Gallagher of Portland and Miss Ka­ Dan Cason. Additional guests at the uring this period may lead to' <*We
ren Russell who was home from col­ Cason home Christmas day were paralysis,frequently called pregnancy
lege. Miss Russell left Sunday to re­ their two daughters and families, Mr.
disease.
turn to Idaho where she attends the and Mrs. Joe Robertson and sons
During the last four to six weeks
Nazarene college and was on the Randy and Jeffrey from Toledo and
second train going through after the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nance and prior to lambing, it is essential that
the ewe be given some concentrated
route was opened.
daughter Mari Lynn from Milwaukie feed rather than depending upon hay
Rev. IL L. Russell supplied the pul­
and Miss Karen Nance and Jerry or grass which may be of poor qual­
pit in the Nazarene church at Astoria
Grant from Portland, making an ity to supply all of her nutrients.
last Sunday and will be supplying
even dozen around their festive Three-quarters to one pound of grain,
there for the next month until a new
board.
or two pounds of molasses will gener­
ally boost the nutrient level adequate­
The fellow with a pull takes the ly as far as energy is concerned.
credit for his success.
However, if no legume hay is avail­
able, it might be advisable to feed a
small amount of protein supplement,
Read the ads, it will pay you!
such as Austrian peas or cotton seed
or similar protein supplement.
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A mineral mixture of iodized salt
and steamed bone meal normally will
take care of the mineral require­
ments, indicates Walrod. The calci­
um and phosphorus contained in such
a mix are important factors in the
development of the lamb fetus. Di­
calcium phosphate may replace the
steamed bone meal which is becom­
ing difficult to obtain.
TH IS VEAR W ITH AlR E X P R E S S COVERING 2 5 , 0 0 0 C ITIES AN D JET
FLIGHT L E S S THAN FIVE HOURS FROM COAST TO COAST, EACH P R E S I­
DENTIAL AND VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES CAMPAIGN ENTOURAGE
INCLUDES AN R E A -A IR E X P R E S S M A N TO ROUTE URGENT M ATERIAL
FROM N E W S M E N AND POLITICAL AIDES TO ALL PARTS O F THE CO UNTRY
Freezing Eases
Lunch Making
Preparing sandwiches for lunches
that are carried from home to school
and on the job can be a real chore.
It can be made easier by preparing
a large quantity of sandwiches at one
time, then freezing them, says Mar­
garet Allyn, Columbia county Exten­
sion Agent.
Wrapped in a double thickness of
heavy waxed paper, sandwiches can
be stored a week in a freezer without
loss of quality. If you use a moisture-
vapor-resistant wrap, you can extend
this period to two weeks.
Some fillings that freeze well are
luncheon meats, leftover sliced or
chopped roast beef, roast pork, baked
ham, chicken, turkey, dried beef,
well drained tuna or salmon, sliced
cheese, cheese spreads, hard cooked
egg yolks and peanut butter.
These can be used separately or
combined with cream cheese, milk,
dairy s o u r c r e a m , applesauce,
creamed butter, or lemon, orange or
pineapple juice to make spreading
easy. Add sliced or chopped olives
and pickles, if desired. Spread the
bread with softened (not melted) but­
ter to keep filling from soaking into
the bread.
Do not pilt in any raw vegetables
such as lettuce, celery, or tomatoes,
reminds Margaret Allyn. They lose
crispness, Icolor and flavors when
frozen. Also the whites of hard-cook­
ed eggs become tough, and jellies or
very moist fillings such as egg salad
or tuna salad soak into the bread.
Wrap sandwiches separately and
freeze at 0°F. or below.
Frozen sandwiches can go directly
into the lunch pail. By noon, they
will be completely thawed.
Once thawed, however, they should
be eaten at once.
To the average guy moist of the
teachers in the school of experience
are very attractive.
Dates To Remember
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31
New Years Eve Carnival Dance -
Legion hall - 9:00 p.m.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1964
New Years Day
MONDAY, JANUARY 4
Lions Club dinner meeting - Fire
hall - 6:30 p.m.
American Legion Post 119 - Legion
hall - 8:00 p.m.
City council - City hall - 8 p.m.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5
Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge - IOOF
hall - 8:00 p.m.
American Legion Auxiliary - Legion
hall - 1:30 p.m.
Veterans Service Officers - City hall-
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6
Nehalem Chapter OES - Masonic
Temple - 8 p.m.
Trip To California
Made by J. Pow ells
MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Jim Powell
left Christmas eve for Long Beach,
California to visit his uncle, Gab
Powell, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busch and fam­
ily joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jack-
son and his folks, Mr. and Mrs. John
Jackson and other members of their
family for Christmas dinner. Satur­
day the Busch family drove to Hills­
boro to visit his uncle, Rich Busch,
who has been ill. Enroute home they
visited at the Pat Seibel home in
Vernonia.
Sheppard Serving At
Base in California
Marine Private Ronald A. Shep­
pard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R.
Sheppard of Timber route, is serv­
ing with the first engineer battalion,
first Marine division, Camp Pendle­
ton, California.
The battalion supports the division
by road and building construction
and mine laying.
To my many friends:
Seasons Greetings and
Good Health
Lutie M. Waldin
wotfe fer you I
Rt. 1, Box 378
NACHES, WASHINGTON
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YEAR END INVENTORY
CLEARANCE SALE
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SLEEPW EAR and ACCESSORIES
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Sale Ends on All Items January 9th