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PRODUCE Carrots S P E C IA L S Cello Bags... priced 2/19c M EA TS LARGE SIZE P umha I u I ndian R iver l brapetrt ^nk o //5 c SOFLIN ASSORTED *■ 2 /4 9 * 4^ JM * Matches ^ < .. 2 / 2 5 ’ Instant DIAMOND BOOK ROSEDALE Y.C. FO O DS- KUBLA KHAN PORK Fried Rice 10-oz. ■VEc Lb. 2- Lb.$1.45 3- Lb. $2.19 Towels ~ “ -F R O Z E N CRYSTAL FOLGER S COFFEE " T L Peaches NESTE A DETERGENT | 48-oz. g g g Bottle Q Q , STEINFELD’S (2-oi. Jar) 7 3 ’ BLEACH W-Gal. OEc Jug WW You’re as close to Mill Market and Lockers as your Telephone— 429-3492 Free Deliveries Twice Daily— 10 A.M., 3 P.M. Apologias are extended to Benny BUMBLE BEE Guest for the past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tip- ton was her mother, Mrs. Julia Shelden of Fruitland, Idaho. She left here Sunday for Renton, Wash ington to visit another daughter and family before returning home. While she was here, Mrs. Tipton’s daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dick May and son Mike came from Prineville for a visit with Mrs. Shelden. Mrs. Evelyn Bettencourt of Con M r. and Mrs. H arry Emmons F R ID A Y , A PR IL 14 were at Tillamook Monday for fu neral services for his uncle, Bee Rose. His brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Emmons of Seattle were also there and drove by this way enroute home Monday eve SATURDAY, A PR IL 15 ning. They were accompanied by Card party - Natal Grange - 8 p.m Mr. Rose’s daugWer, Mrs. Bernice Youth rally - Timber Friends Mendoza of Seattjk Mrs. Florence church - 7:30 p.m. Mulkey of Grant* Pass, sister of MONDAY, A PR IL 17 Mr. Rose, came jo Tillamook for the funeral but' Wa» stricken with Vernonia PTA - Washington school - 7 p.m. Kindergarten program. a heart attack just’before the ser City Council - City hall - 8 p.m. vice and was hospitalized. Last Thursday evening, the of TUESDAY, A PR IL 18 Athletic Banquet - Legion hall - 7 don came April 7 to visit at the ficers of Vernonia Temple Pythian p.m. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Noak- Sisters went to St. Helens to fill EUB Guild - Home of Mrs. Harry the chairs for Ava Temple for ini es. Mrs. Noakes had been taking Sandon - 7:30 p.m. her to Portland for medical atten tiation of a candidate, kva Temple Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge provided the staff for the floor tion and Mrs. Bettencourt was IOOF hall - 8 p.m. scheduled to have surgery on her work. Those who participated in W EDNESDAY, A PR IL 19 the initiation were Martha Brady foot this week. as MEC, Lesta Garner as senior, Nehalem Valley Garden Club - Mrs. Harry Sandon is recuperat Home of Mrs. Lee Barlow - 1:30 Jackie Atkins as junior, Marie At ing from injuries received in a fall p.m. kins as m anagei^<aye Davis as at Clatskanie the evening of April protector, Lucille". Hickman as Boy Scouts Troop 201 - Scout cabin 1. She and her husband were at guard, Cora Langgtas secretary, city park - 7 p.m. tending the golden anniversary ob Irma Chance,JK Treasurer, and Nehalem Chapter OES - Masonic servance of Wabanang chapter, Temple - 8 p.m. Leona Haverla&ff «»'past chief. Al Order of Eastern Star which was so with them was Mary Brown. held in the school. An uneven Everett Haz'en came home Tues place in the walk approaching the day from the Forest Grove hospi school caused her to fall. She suf tal after two weeks there for tests fered a sprained ankle, injured and treatment of an allergy. hand and numerous bruises and M r. and Mrs. Elza Weed of St. her glasses were broken. Among Helens visited his father, Oscar those from Vernonia who attended HUGH SMITH D IV IN E of 495 Weed, Sunday. Elza was flying to the event were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Louisiana this week on business South Highway, St. Helens, passed Bush, worthy patron and matron away Monday, April 3, at a Port for the Boise Cascade company. land hospital. He was bom Febru of Nehalem Chapter OES. Visitors Sunday afternoon at the ary 18, 1891 in Kansas and had Wally Noakas came home Sun home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mill lived at Vernonia and the past few day from the Forest Grove hospi er were Mr. and Mrs. Ira West, years had made his home at St. tal but will spend the next six Mr. and Mrs. Don Smart and Mr. Helens. For many years he had worked as an attendant at the weeks recuperating from injuries and Mrs. Wilbert Wilson, all from state hospital in Pendleton. He received last Thursday afternoon Clatskanie. The Wilsons also visit was a member of the Odd Fellows when his horse evidently became ed Mrs. Wilson’s mother, Mrs. V. Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mari frightened and threw him near the E. Hanson. on Divine, St. Helens; a son, Hugh home of Marvel Russell on Capitol Macey Van Blaricom, better Gene Divine, Hayward, California; Hill. He received no broken bones known locally as Red Macey, has a sister, Mrs. Bessie Wallace, Se but suffered a slight concussion, a attle, and three grandchildren. been in the University of Oregon Funeral services were held Wed badly bniised right leg and numer Medical School hospital for the nesday, April 5 at 2 p.m. at the ous other bruises. Mrs. Russell, past two weeks for treatment of chapel of Coleman-Rushing Funer who apparently attempted to catch head injuries received in a fall on al home. The Odd Fellows Lodge the horse, also was injured and from Vernonia conducted the ser the street April 1. At last report vices. hospitalized Thursday, She came he was still in serious condition. home Saturday, then went to the M r. and M r*. Larry Garner ob ing Grand Chapter OES of Oregon home of her brother, Ernie Carl served their 14th wedding anniver during the 1954 year. son, at Toledo Sunday to recuper M r. and M r*. Walter Mathew*, ate. She will be unable to work for sary a little ahead of the April 18 at least two weeks. She had severe date with a trip last week end to Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews and the Ocean Shores resort in Wash Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathews of facial injuries. ington. Mist were all in Portland Wednes Guests last week end at the home Mr. and M r*. Melvin Schwab and day to attend funeral services at of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore of family tried out their Hew vacation the Bateman's Chapel of the Dawn Nelway, British Columbia. Mr trailer last week end at Fort Stev for the brother-in-law of the three Moore is a customs official for ens state park and spent an enjoy men, Joseph Arthur Farnsworth, able week end in spite of stormy husband of the former Marjorie Canada. weather in that area. Sally Hytrek Mathews. He passed away in Port M r. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, look accompanied Karen Schwab on the land Sunday following a short ill ing suntanned and happy, arrived week end outing. ness involving a heart condition. home Monday after spending the Odd Fellows Conduct Rites five winter months at Mesa, Ari zona They were in a large trailer village which accommodated over 300 trailers. Many other members of the Oregon Trailer club were al so there & for part of the time 3 brothers & wives & a sister of Mrs. Hearing were there. They made many trips to other scenic parts of that area. The Hearings bicycl ed every day and report only a half inch of rainfall during the time they were there. Enroute Demonia Eaqte 2 THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1967 The George Biddle home wa* the scene of a Mexican dinner last Saturday evening when they were hosts to the Mac-Bel group (Irene McKinley - Howard Belton) of the Order of Eastern Star. Mexican dishes were prepared by George and his daughter Tish from reci pes brought from Baja, California years ago by the family. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKinley and Georgia Kinsley of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Branstetter of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Jen Her mann of Seaside. Mrs. George Mil- lett of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs Howard Belton uf Salem. This was a part of the c o r p of officers serv- • i n n BY Woodrow Moe Field Representative Q. I will be 65 in October and will be retiring then. Will my wa ges for the previous 9 months of the year be considered in deter mining whether I can draw any benefits after retirement? A. Yes, earnings for the entire yea must be counted. Howerver, benefits can be paid for any par ticular month or months in which you will not be earning over $125. Q. I will reach age 72 in Novem ber. Does this mean that the $1500 limit will not apply to my earnings this yfear? A. No. Although your earnings beginning with the month of No vember will not affect your bene fit payments, if your annual earn ings total more than $1500 for this year, you still could lose benefits for months in which you earned over $125 before November. Q. I will be 65 next month. Should I file for medicare now or wait until I am 65? A. You should file immediately so that you will be covered by medicare when you reach 65. If you wait until you reach 65 to file you will not have medical insur ance coverage until the following month. Q. What is the enrollment per iod and what happens if I do not sign up for medicare during this period? A. The first enrollment period runs for 7 months beginning three months before the month you are Rites Held for Ree Henry Rose Funeral services were held Mon day of this week, April 10, at Tilla mook at the Lundberg and Sons Funeral Home for Bee Henry Rose, aged 76, who passed away last Fri day morning at Rockaway. Inter ment was in the IOOF cemetery at Tillamook. His death was attrib uted to a heart condition which ap parently brought sudden death. Mr. Rose was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Spence Rose, early home steaders of what is now Vernonia and for whorrl the west side area of Vernonia is known as the Rose addition. He was born at Vernonia October 17, 1891 and grew up here. In 1914 he was marrieed to Chrystal Mellinger, a daughter of area pio A. E. Elliott loft Monday of last neers. The couple subsequently mo week to fly to Louisiana to attend ved to LaGrande and she passed funeral services for his mother. He away there in 1929. is expected home this week end. After his wife’s death, Mr. Rose M r*. E. A. Elliott and h«r daugh returned to the Vernonia area and ter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Adams of had spent his remaining years here Carlton, were in Lebanon Thurs and in the Portland area until re day of last week to visit Mrs. cently when he went to Rockaway. Pearle Adams at the Lebanon hos He is survived by a daughter, pital where she has been since Mrs. John (Bernice) Mendoza of New Years for treatment following Seattle, and two grand children a severe heart attack. They found His son, Melvin, lost his life in a her much improved but still not plane crash March 21. 1944 in Guad ready to leave the hospital. alcanal during World War II. M r*. Irma Chanca taught Wad Also surviving is a sister. Mrs. nesday at Mist for Mrs. Grace Florence Mulkey of Grants Pass. - Mathews who was in Portland to Brothers, Lester and Josh Rose attend the funeral of a relative. preceded him in death. PORK ROAST Boned and Rolled............... Lb. Cl HUNK TUNA 3 Ï 89* | Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge - IOOF hall - 8 p.m. preceded by prac tice at 7 p.m. Mist-Birkenfeld Extension Unit - Home of Mrs. Charles Ramsey - 10:30 a.m. Vernonia Gem and Fossil Club - West Oregon Bldg. - 8 p.m. Freshman-parent visitation - Ver nonia high school - 7:30 p.m. * (12-oz. Cn) THURSDAY, A PR IL 13 home they stopped at Lake Meade and at Las Vegas. They also stop ped in Ashland to visit a daughter. *■ . DATES to Remember TOPICS OF THE TOWN Fields because 10 pounds was sli ced off his fish in the item last week. The salmon he landed near Rainier was a 34-pounder, which is really a lot of fish. K SWIFT’S PREM PUREX MILL MARKET (Qt. Jar) 45* Luncheon M eat 4 3 ’ 4 / 8 3 ’ Dills Instant Tea Pkg. 39c i LIQUID 1 $1.49 (2^ Cn) WHITE M 7151 Pork Roast £Xon B“" 45c Pork Steak m 52c Polish Rings ¿ Z 3 /$ l NABISCO (141/2-oz. Pkg.) 2 /8 3 Cookies Cashew Nut, Pecan Shortbread, Choc. Chips 65, and ending three months aft er you are 65. For example, if you are 65,,)$, January, your en rollment perjotj would be from Oc tober 1 through A p r i l 30. If you do not enroll during this first enrollment period you will have to wait until the next general en rollment period, October 1, 1967 to December 31, 1967. However, you Should file before the month you reach 65 to get protection immed iately upon reaching 65. Q. I will be 65 next year but I intend to keep on working full time. Can I get medicare? A. Yes. The amount of money you earn does not affect your el igibility for medicare. Q. Does income from rents ever count in considering whether a per son has gone over the $150 earn ings limit? A. Income from rents does not count as earnings unless it is re ceived by a person who is a real estate dealer, or one who has rent ed out a farm and still participates materially in its operation or man agements. Q. Is it true that I might have to pay more if I do not sign up for medicare when I am 65? A. Yes. If you do not enroll dur ing the first enrollment period you may have to pay a higher prem ium when you do sign up. Q. Recently I cut down on the yours I work each week. I am almost 65 years old and plan to continue working. I wondeded if I could get any social security? A. You should get in touch with your social security office immed iately. The law has been changed so that people can now earn up to $1,500 annually and still be en titled to some benefits. Q. I cannot decide whether to enroll for doctor bill insurance un der medicare because I do not know if the company insurance where I work will be continued or not. I will be 65 next April. What should I do? A. You should protect yourself. First try to find out from your personnel department what effect your age will have on your com pany insurance. If you have not received an answer by the month before your 65th birthday, sign up for medicare anyway. If you later discover you have made a mistake you can change your enrollment before the end of the third month after you reach 65, or in an open enrollment season. Q. Is it true that I can sign up for doctor bill insurance any time up to the end of the third month after the month I am 65? A. Yes. This is true but in ord er for your coverage to be effec tive as soon as you reach 65, you must sign up before you reach 65. If you enroll during the month you reach 65, or later, your pro tection does not begin for from 1 to 3 months after you sign up. Q. I’ll be 65 next month but ex pect to keep on working. Should I apply for my social security now? A. By all means. Signing up now will enable you to have full health insurance protection at the earliest possible moment. It is al so highly possible that you may be able to receive some social se curity checks next year even if you do earn as much as you ex pect. Q. My wife is nearly 65 but she is an invalid and cannot leave home. How can she sign up for medicare? A. She should get in touch with the social security district office and they will help her to file her application in the three month per iod before she reaches 65. Contentment is really just a mat ter of reducing your wants and de sires. For Flowers Call 429-5863 Anytime JO Y T H E A T E R Fri., Sat. April 14-15 JAMES BOND in GOLDFINGER MONEY FOR HOMES Y our lo c a l re a lto r or home builder has just the right home for you. And we have just the right financing-tailored to yo u r p o c ke tb o o k. F .H A , G.I. and conven tional real estate loans processed promptly. U N IT K O S T A T S * N A T IO N A L S A N K O F O R IO O N
