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BUDGET
PRICED
You’re as close to Mill Market and Lockers
MEATS
as your Telephone— 429-3492
Free Deliveries Twice Daily— 10 A.M., 3 P.M.
BLUE BELL
-F R O Z E N
M.C.P.
POTATO CHIPS
FO O D S-
Grape, Fruit Punch, Orange
Frozen Drinks 10 ™»$1
DEL MONTE
ALLSWEET
STEINFELDS DILL
5 /1
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Rickies
KRAFT
1-Lb. Ctn.
3/89*
Margarine
TOWELS
WH.
FRYERS
55’
2 s 49’
Oregon Grown —
2 ¥2 to 3 Lb. Àvg— Lb. v w
55* Jet Spray 2/98*
Cut-Up Fryers i 4 5 c
JB
Regular, Bar B-Q
or Chips for Dips—
3-BAGGER...............
303 Cans
Fruit Cocktain
SOFLIN JUMBO SIZE ASSORTED
Qt. Jar
,
BON AMI
15-oz. Can
BISQUICK
40-oz. Box
9 9 ’ Biscuit M ix
Mayonnaise
4< m z .
49*
* I
4 F*
Turkeys 5to7n>.... Lb. 45c
Fryer— Fresh Fr.
We Also Have Larger Turkeys Available
EARLY CALIF. LARGE PITTED
PR O D U C E S P E C IA L S
Lettuce 5 Ä
Cucumbers
RIPE OLIVES PORK & BEANS
2 t “ 79’
5 £ $1M
2 /2 9 c
2/15c
Slicers...
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Miss Carol Ray
is
spending
a
short leave here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ray and other
relatives. Miss Ray, who recently
was promoted to captain in the
U.S. Marine Corps, is based in
Massachusetts. She came first to
Livermore, California to the home
of her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Boling and her parents
met her there. They arrived here
Wednesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Boling will also arrive here
this week for the Jamboree so all
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray’s family will
be together for a few days.
Rummage Sale, Aug. 5 & 6, M a­
sonic Temple. By Nehalem Social
Club.
284tc
Mrs.
Eola
DeVaney
returned
home last Thursday after five
weeks vacation during which she
visited with her twin sister, Mrs.
Iola Hackett, at Seattle and
with her son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Verle DeVaney in Portland.
Her son brought her home and
visited here last Friday.
M r.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Ross
and
daughters of Huntington Beach,
California arrived Sunday for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Thomas and other rela­
tives and friends.
M r. and Mrs. L. E. Stiff had a
surprise visit Sunday morning
from her sister-in-law, Mrs. John
White of Moses Lake, Washington
and her daughter and husband,
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace and
three sons from Vancouver who
came out on the morning train.
Dinner guests at the Stiff home
were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Towne
from North Bend, Washington who
had attended the Department of
Washington American Legion con­
vention at Vancouver last week,
then visited his father at Woodburn
where they also visited Mr. and
Oernonia Cagle
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THURSDAY. JULY 28 1966
E&B LAUNDRY and
DRY CLEANERS
Lusby Bldg. — 712 Bridge St.
— Also, Shoe Repairing —
Two-day Service
CASH & CARRY
Mrs. Art Gardner and their son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gar­
dner and family. Lloyd is schedul­
ed to leave soon for Viet Nam. His
term in service will be up in Feb­
ruary.
Mrs. Walter Moore fell Sunday
morning at her home and received
cuts on her head which required
several stitches. She was taken
to Forest Grove for care then re­
leased to return home. Mr. Moore’s
sister, Mrs. Edna C. Gower of
Seattle is at the Moore home for
an extended visit.
Rainbow Girls Spaghetti Feed,
Sat., July 30, after parade to 2 p.m.
Masonic Temple. Adults 99c, under
12, 49c.
29t2c
Bill Vealey drove into town last
week
truck
near
home
end with his Mayflower
which was parked Sunday
the museum. He will be at
until after the Jamboree.
REVLON SPECIALS
75c and 10c
Mrs.
George
Newton
entered
the Forest Grove Community hos­
pital last Thursday for tests and
treatment and will be there for
continued treatment for an indef­
inite time.
Mrs. Laura Carmichael went to
Seattle Wednesday of last week to
visit relatives and she and her
sisters attended the annual picnic
of the DAR chapter to which they
belong on Friday. They were all
at an Alexander family picnic at
Fall City Saturday. Mrs. Carmi­
chael came home Tuesday eve­
ning.
Little
Lori
Attebery,
four-year
THE CUT & CURL ROOM
854 Bridge St., Vernonia
—
429-3304
Races Featured
For Jamboree
Swimming races will be held at
the city park pool Saturday after­
noon as a Jamboree feature, ac­
cording to Miss Mary Steen, pool
guard. They are scheduled for 2
p.m. and Miss Steen states they
will be for both boys and girls in
each of the four age classifications:
Age 10 and under, age 11 and 12,
13 and 14, 15 and over. Youngsters
wishing to enter should report at
the pool prior to 2 p.m.
Miss Steen also announced this
week that the third session of
swim lessons will start next Tues­
day, August 3. Non-swimmers will
be taken at 10:30 a.m. and there
will be an advanced class at 11
a.m. and intermediate at 11:30
a.m. These will be held Tuesday
through Friday.
Miss Steen calls the attention of
parents to the fact that she is not
on duty as life guard until 1 p.m.
and that Monday is her day off.
Small children should be kept
away from the pool when she is
not there to avoid accidents and
all children using the pool at times
when the guard is not there should
be accompanied by a competent
adult.
Glosenger to
Speak at Meet
Columbia County Pomona Grange
will meet at the Vernonia grade
school with Vernonia Grange as
hosts on Saturday, August 6. The
meeting will open at 11:00 a.m.
During the legislative report,
Bob Glossenger will explain the
three types of county government
available to counties. Bob has
made a study of these since the ad­
joining counties have been having
trouble.
August is youth month in the
Grange and the lecturer’s program
will feature youth. Prizes for at­
tendance and officers present will
also be given.
Band Parents
Plan Barbecue
Vernonia Band Parents are busy
A group of teenagers enjoyed a
dance at the Scout cabin last Sat­ this week setting up for a chicken
urday evening. Music was provid­ barbecue on the lot between the
ed by Ed West, guitar; Stan Meyer, Nichols building and the ceramic
drums and Dave Peddicord, sing­ shop. The chickens will be barbe­
er. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell West and cued by Cecil Huff and the band
Mrs. Irene Meyer were chaperon­ parents will arrange items to ac­
company it and for the service.
es.
Rummage Sale, Aug. S & 6, M a­ They will be in operation during
sonic Temple. By Nehalem Social the Jamboree and all profit deriv­
Club.
284tc ed will go into the band uniform
fund.
Picnic tables will be arranged
The real value of enthusiasm is at the lot and coffee, milk and pop
always lost whenever it reaches will be served, also.
the point of developing into reck­
lessness.
IT PAYS TO READ THE AOSI
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Barbary Coast restaurant and a
trip to the zoo. Included in the
group excursion were her son and
wife from Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Shafer and her granddaugh­
ter and children from Medford, so
four generations were represented
in the group, and with a twinkle in
her eye, Mrs. Shafer reports she
could out-walk all of them.
old daughter of Mrs. Shirley Atte­
bery, entered the Forest Grove
hospital Monday and underwent
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harders ac­
a tonsillectomy Tuesday morning.
companied his son and wife, Mr.
Frank Lentz took Mrs. Attebery,
and Mrs. Chuck Harders from
her mother, Mrs. Leora Henderson
Bremerton to Springfield last week
end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Faye Davis to Forest
Grove Tuesday and they brought
Harders. Mrs. Henry Harders, the
Lori home that evening.
former Georgia Lee Reynolds, is
Mrs. L arry Garner and children,
recuperating from two broken legs
Susan. Brad and Karl, and Ginny
received in an accident just after
Ambrose accompanied Bill Hah-
the Fourth of July. She is at home
meyer to Garibaldi Saturday to
now but unable to get around.
visit Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Lindley.
Guest at the home of M r. and Susan and Ginny remained there
Mrs. Carl Christianson is her for this week and the Lindleys will
niece, Miss Yvonne Rude of Min­ bring them home when they come
neapolis, Minnesota. This is Miss to attend the Jamboree.
Rude’s first visit to Oregon and
Rainbow Girls Spaghetti Feed,
the Christiansons are taking her Sat., July 30, after parade to 2 p.m.
on sight seeing trips, including one Masonic Temple. Adults 99c, under
to Seaside Wednesday. She will be 12, 49c.
29t2c
here until after the parade Satur­
Mrs. Farrell West took her sons,
day.
Ed and Ron West, and Rick Holce
News from Mrs. Walter Kent of from Vernonia and Raleigh White
Newberg is that she is staying at of Manning to Portland last Thurs­
the home of her daughter, Mrs. day evening to see the Rolling
Doyle McAninch while regaining Stones at the Memorial coliseum.
her strength. She went to her She attended a show in downtown
daughter’s from the hospital where Portland. Sunday the Farrell West
she had spent two weeks for treat­ family visited at Blue Lake lookout
ment.
with Mrs. Howard Bangs and fam­
Rummage Sale, Aug. 5 & 6, M a­ ily. Mrs. Bangs, who operates the
sonic Temple. By Nehalem Social lookout, sighted and reported a fire
Club.
284tc up Scoggins creek. Radio reports
Mrs. Marie
Shafer returned
showed it to be small and soon un­
home Tuesday from Portland after der control.
a visit of two weeks at the home
M r. and Mrs. Otto Goertzen re­
of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. turned home Monday from a week
Art Shafer. Among activities while long vacation trip to Lac La Hache,
she was there was dinner at the Canada where they met friends
from Tucson, Arizona.
Observing Vernonia's 75th
Birthday and 10th Annual
Friendship Jamboree-
429-6121
VAN CAMP’S
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MEXICAN FOOD — ORIGINAL RECIPES
now served at
THE COFFEE BREAK
ALSO— Luncheon Specials • Dinners - Breakfast
Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Every Day
t ’roeni Building — Bridge St. — Vernonia, Ore.
Wieners
Hygrades
12-oz. Pkg.......j f c /
SUNSHINE CHOC. CHIP
Cookies
73/e-oz. Box.
/A A
07C
4 /$ I
Minger Service
Held Tuesday
Mrs. Rosa Minger, native of
Switzerland and longtime resident
of the Scofield and Vernonia com­
munities, passed away early Sun­
day morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Feldt in Corne­
lius. Mrs. Minger, who would have
been ninety years old July 25, had
been in failing health the past few
months.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Fuiten-Friesen Mortuary
Chapel, Vernonia Tuesday, July 26
at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Raymond
Targgart, pastor of the Evangeli­
cal United Brethren church of Ver­
nonia, officiating.
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas was organist
MRS. ROSA M ING ER
and Mrs. Lorraine Jones, soloist.
Paul Weidman, Edward Feldt,
Family Picnic Staged
Sam Hearing Jr., Bill Horn, Henry
Anderegg, Carl Schnieter
and
For Las Vegas Visitor
Lloyd Thomas were casket bear­
MIST — The Norman Hansen
ers and concluding rites and inter­
ment were at the Forest View cem­ family was in Clatskanie Sunday
at the home of her folks, the How­
etery, Forest Grove.
ard Thompsons for a family pic­
Mrs. Minger was born at Bern,
nic. Her sister and husband, Mr.
Switzerland July 25, 1876 and spent
and Mrs. Charles Drake and Lan-
all of her early life in Switzerland.
ny of Las Vegas, Nevada had ar­
She was united in marriage there
rived Friday for a visit with fami­
to Emil Minger on October 17,
ly members. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
1897, and they lived in Switzerland
Thompson and Bruce of Portland
until their two oldest sons came joined the family group.
to the United States and were
The Kenneth Tuppers w e r e
working in the sawmill at Scofield.
guests
of the George Mathews
Mr. Minger then came here in
1922 and the following year sent Sunday. The Mathews made a
for his wife and the younger four business trip to Hillsboro during
children. The family lived at Sco­ the week.
Campers at the Hansen places
field until the mill there closed in
1928. They then moved to Vernonia over the week end kept the place
where they lived until his death humming. Among them were Mr.
in December, 1959. Mrs. Minger and Mrs. Bob Wilson, Warrenton;
had continued to make her home Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmi and
in Vernonia but spent some time Lois, Marshland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fluher, Astoria. The Wilsons
with her daughter in Cornelius.
Surviving are six children; three lived in Mist at one time.
sons, Ernest Minger, Santa Cruz,
Mrs. Paul Birkenfeld, Portland
California; Emil Minger Jr., Dan­ and Mrs. Oscar Kelty, Clatskanie
ville, California and Charles Ming­ visited with Mrs. Nettie Cox Tues­
er, Vernonia; three daughters Mrs. day afternoon.
Clara Reich, Stayton; Mrs. Char­
les (Gertrude) McNally, Portland
and Mrs. Edward (Martha) Feldt.
Cornelius.
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Also surviving is a brother, Ru­
July 28-29-30
dolph Michel, Agrau, Switzerland;
a sister, Mrs. Maria Gachter, Bern,
Switzerland; 13 grandchildren and
Plus
22 great-grandchildren.
JO Y T H E A T E R
RING OF FIRE
Ghost of Nr. Chicken
Read the ads, it will pay you!
THURSDAY NIGHT ADULTS ONLY
VERNONIA VARIETY STORE
JAMBOREE SPECIALS
- ALL JEWELRY REDUCED 20% —
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
(We will be closed Saturday)
We hope you enjoy Vernonia's 75th
birthday and This 10th Jamboree.
Buy a Jamboree button. Your $$
helps make a better show.
SEE US AT THE JAMBOREE FAIR— Nichols Bldg.