Oernonia Eagle
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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967
o M d e tte e ~ e t-
Fishing Season
Visit Includes
Trips, Dinners
Opens M a y 2 0
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Munro of Anaconda, Mon­
tana spent last week at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Joe Lonnquist. The
Munros entertained the Lonnquists,
Mr. and Mrs. Arby Mills, and Miss
Shirley Berg at a dinner Friday
evening at Humps in Clatskanie.
The Munros and Lonnquists also
drove to Eugene and Horton for an
overnight visit. The Munros left
Saturday to return home.
Mr. Vicars moved his cattle to
the Ben Holboke place Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Larson, Ran­
dy, Debra, Donnie and Dennis went
to Astoria Mothers Day and visited
the Astor Column and other places.
A1 Berg mowed the grass at the
Fishhawk cemetery Sunday.
Miss Shelly Lonnquist, grand­
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lonn­
quist, was chosen queen of the sen­
ior prom at the South Eugene high
school.
Miss Shirley Berg entertained
with a dinner Sunday afternoon.
Guests were Mr .and Mrs. Dave
Crawford and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Adams and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Bishop and family of
Clatskanie. Saturday, Shirley and
Pauline Adams were in Seaside
and also went to Short Sands. Don­
na Saunders and Leslie stopped at
the Berg home Sunday afternoon
for a short visit.
Debra Larson spent part of the
week end with a friend, Marcy Hen­
dricks, at Vernonia.
Guests Arrive
From San Jose
Buy All Your Fishing Needs Here!
MEN IN UNIFORM
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Reg. $21.95
$15.88
Save $6.07
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M A N U FA C T U R E R 'S SUGGESTED
MOTORIZED BRAZIER
H ew sculptured c lip -o n hood
w ith oven. L a rg e s te e l tray.
S w ing-out s p it and U L ap­
proved m otor. H e a t in d ica to r.
(S E 6 5 3 7 -0 )
IN CARTON
ZEBCO ROD AND REEL COMBINATION
Two piece 6 foot fiberglass rod with specie cork grip.
Anodized red cover. Complete with 90 yards 8 lb. tost
monofilamont lino. (S H I630-7)
Army Private Eldon A. Barrett,
20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melven E.
Barrett, 1126 Washington Ave.,
Vernonia, completed an eight-week
wheeled vehicle mechanic’s course
at Ft. Huachuca, Arizona, May 5.
During the course, he was train­
ed to repair internal combustion
engines and wheeled vehicle chas­
sis components. Instruction was
given in the fundamentals of elec­
trical and transmission systems.
$ 2 .4 7
Set of 4
$1.99
Therm o-Serv In s u la te d
C o a st-K in g S a fe -F le x
COFFEE MUGS
BIKE TIRES
Deep Copperton, color w ith
h ite trim . Assorted hondle
v ie s .
D ishw asher
safe!
M 0077-1)
Family Members
Visit Howards
Reg, $13,50
Mfgr’ s. Suggested
Johnson $8.17
L i s t P ric e $ 6 .5 0
20, 24 and 26 x 2.125
1.75 inches. B lockw all
type. (T Y 0 0 2 Ó -2 - T Y 0 0 2 6 -6 )
Sizes
S p in -ca st reel has a d ju s ta b le
drag, in te rc h a n g e a b le spool,
and 100 yards o f 10 lb , te s t
lin e . W ill no t b a c k la s h .
(S N 3 1 8 0 -7 )
P re c is io n crafted “ C e n tu ry "
model w ith S e le c to -D ia l m ul­
tip le shoe drag and 300" o f 6
lb. te s t lin e . (S N 3 1 6 0 -1 )
L ife tim e
G u arantee
Reg. $1.20
Reg. $6.95
Y O U R C H O IC E
1/2” or 3/8” SOCKET SET
E x p e rtly c rafted Th orsen so cket sets in clu d e re­
ve rsib le ratch ets , e x te n s io n s , spark plug sockets
and reg u lar length s o c k e t s iz e s . Vi” se t, 1 3 p ie c e s ;
3 / 8 ” se t, 14 p ie c e s . (A D 0 1 8 5 -1 and A D 0 1 8 6 -0 )
88c
$4.19
GUN GRIP HOSE
NOZZLE
M a s te rc ra ft 8 P ie c e
SCREWDRIVER SET
Gun grip handle ad ju s ts from
fin e m ist spray to fu ll stream .
Chrome p la te d . G reat for a ll
your outdoor w aterin g needs ••
from sp rin klin g to washing the
car. (L T 0 3 7 3 -7 )
M u lti-p u rp o se se t o f regu lar
and P h illip s sc rew d rivers In
handy vin yl pouch. (H A 0 5 1 5 B 6 )
$ 5 4 .9 5
FREE
SHUT-OFF
20 YEAR
GUARANTEE
mflSTERŒRFT
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Evening Includes
Dinner, Ice Show
Nyfan Rrinfawd PUttk *
BURST PROOF
$ 8 .2 7
19” 3 H.P.
SUPER CUTTER
B rig g s an d S tratto n E n g in e
2 5 + 5 0 = 75 F t .
plus FR E E SHUT-OFF
3 + 1 M a s te rc ra ft
• Easy Spin Started
• Controls at Hand Grips!
•Self-Lubricating B-arings!
5 /8 "
GARDEN HOSE
75 feet of 3 plus 1 reinforced
plastic hose with handy shut-off
valve.
Burstproof,
20 year
guarantee. (LF0052-5)
• 5 Position Height Adjustment!
(HE0447-9)
Parents Are Guests
For Sunday Dinner
p o o e n t proven
m no rm a l use. A rrenged
throug h us. L .U o r . < t „
Goulds balanced flow
No tank, no extras
shallow well system
$1085 o
MOTOROLA
Great value! Super-bright 18” pic­
ture, measured diagonally; 172 sq.
in. * Slim—practically all picture
* 3 IF amplifying system ♦ All 82-
channel reception * Built-in VHF,
loop UHF antenna * Pop-up handle.
— Also, Shoe Repairing —
Two-day Service
CASH & CARRY
Congoleum vinyl Fore
cast floor covering.
Square
61
Yard__________
$109.95
J.
9x12 Plastic
Surface Rugs
KING’S Grocery-Market
Phone 429-6015
"Where Your Money Buys More”
Riverview
At the Mile Bridge
ALWAYS — Top Quality
ALWAYS — Best Prices
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
—From your home-owned, independent grocery—
SHOP BY PH 0N E -Y 0U RING, WE BRING
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F U R N IT U R E
D E L IV E R -
GARDEN SEEDS
IN STOCK
□ $64.88
Onion Sets
2 Lbs. 45c
boards and of the National Associa­ new money sources. For the ramily
tion of Real Estate Boards.”
which needs more space for growth
In discussing the code of ethics, the realtor can find just the home
Quinn continued that "it was one which will fill their needs, both as
of the first such codes adopted in to size and cost.
the history of American business.
Two-thirds of American families
"The Time Is Right to Buy a Under its 30 articles, covering all own their own homes, a proportion
Home” is the theme of the 1967 Re­ aspects of real estate transactions, virtually unrivaled anywhere in the
altor week celebration by the 21 realtors pledge fair treatment and world.
The Columbia county board was
members of the Columbia county their total real estate knowledge to
founded in 1962. The parent group,
board. President Lloyd Quinn has both parties of a contract—the buy
er
and
seller.”
the National Association of Real
announced.
Realtor week will
continue Estate Boards, was founded in 1908
In honor of realtor week, a num­
ber of community-wide observanc­ through Saturday. May 27,
es have been scheduled by realtors
It’s the same wide world we’ve
The years slogan underscores the
in this area.
resourcefulness of realtors through
always lived in, but we’re living
“A realtor," said Quinn, “is a out the nation. For the prospective
on a narrower margin.
professional in real estate who sub­ buyer who is experiencing a little
scribes to a strict code of ethics difficulty in securing financing for
as a member of the local and state property, the realtor can suggest
IT PAYS TO READ THE ADS!
Realtor Week
Is May 21-27
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$p*99
M« 12 OallM
.Silver Seal
Elettri«
With Stand
HARDWARE and ELECTRIC
’49s
1
7-Piece Dinette
Set
$139.95
Folding Aluminum Lawn
Chairs
Priced As
SIMMONS
Slumber King Innei
Spring Mattress
Box Springs
$
Price, each
Beauty Rest Inner
Spring Mattress and
Box
$ ry Q 5 c
Springs, Each • ZJ
Armstrong Quakertone
Vinyl Floor Covering
Square
U
Yard
DRY CLEANERS
The number of people in a com­
munity isn't nearly as important
as the type of people in the com­
munity.
$ 2 .7 7
‘ZEE BEE’
SPINNING REEL Save $5,33
late for last week.)
Lusby Bldg. — 712 Bridge St.
$ 9 .9 5
PVT. ELDON A. BARRETT
Raymond R. Hartzell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar R. Hartzell of 501
St., Vernonia, has been pro­
TIMBER ROUTE — The Thacker Bridge
moted to airman second class in
fa miles and Falconers were pleas­ the
U.S. Air Force.
antly surprised Thursday when
Airman Hartzell is a weapons
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Thom­
as I.aman and children of San Jose, mechanic at McChord AFB, Wash.
California arrived. They were lun­ He is a member of the Air Defense
cheon guests of Mrs. Nell Thacker. Command which protects the U.S.
Mrs. Frank Schmidlin was a against enemy air attack. He is a
luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1965 graduate of Vernonia high
Wm. Harders Sunday. In the late school.
afternoon Mr .and Mrs. Jack Kells
of North Plains visited the Schmid
lins.
Mrs. Carl Wienecke visited her
nephew, Mr .and Mrs. Wilson Wie­
necke of Hillsboro, and Mrs. L. H.
Todd of Aldha, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Schmidlin and Mrs.
Edna Reynolds, Lorre and Glen
NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mr. and
were in Forest Grove Monday and Mrs.
Bill Howard and family and
also visited George Snyder in Hills­ Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Stiff spent Sat­
boro.
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe How­
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker, urday
and Denice Howard
Mrs. Nellie Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. ard. Debra
overnight with their grand­
Wm. Falconer were Sunday dinner stayed
parents, then returned home
guests of the brother of the ladies with
the Jack
Howard fami­
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Otto ly
of Portland who came Sunday to
Stowell of Buxton. Tamara Gallo­ visit
his folks.
way and Phil Varner of Astoria vis­
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap at­
ited her grandmother, Mrs. Nellie
tended the wedding of Wayne Car­
Thacker Saturday.
michael at Hillsboro Friday even­
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack drove
to Seaside Friday to spend the
night. Max went clam digging in
the morning with good success.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis and
MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Howard family of St. Helens spent Sunday
Case and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ma­ with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ike
thews had dinner at the Pancake Dass.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap spent
House in Beaverton Friday even­
ing and then attended the ice Fol­ Sunday with Mrs. Laura Carmicha
el and her family.
lies in Portland.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mothers Day dinner guests at the
Ray Garlock home were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper were Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Garlock and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Glienke and Mr. and Mrs. Max
Mrs. Larry Garlock and Gary.
Mrs. Charles Ramsey entertained Wolff and Gretchen of Portland,
the Mist-Birkenfeld Extension unit and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turner,
Friday. Seven members and a Tom, and Sue of Hood River.
guest, Mrs. Bud Hemeon, were pre­
sent to receive the lesson, “You
versus Ironing,” presented by Mrs.
Darrell Baker and Mrs. Ramsey.
Plans were laid for the unit to
serve the hot dish at the Nehalem
Community Day at Vernonia in
NATAL - PITTSBURG — Sunday
June. There will be no more unit
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max
meetings until September.
Oblack were her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Reed Holding and brother,
The advantage gained by taking George
Holding of Scappose.
advantage of a friend always back­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAdams
fires sooner or later.
of Portland called on Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Howard recently. The McAd­
ams family formerly lived in the
NEHALEM VALLEY
Pittsburg area.
Recent callers at the Noble Dun­
Laundromat & Dry Cleaners
laps were Otto Lyons of Stayton
Open Every Day 7 a m. to 10 p.m.
anl Mrs. Sulo Sanders of Westport.
Mr. and Mrs. E. McCrone and
— Personal Assistance —
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper and
Mon.-Sat. — 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sandra were supper guests of Mr
and Mrs. Bill Wolff Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper
and Sandra attended the Ice Fol
E&R LAUNDRY and
lies in Portland Saturday afternoon.
(T o o
List Price $22.90
Q u a lity 2 4 “
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Columbia County
Nurses to Meet
The Columbia County Nurses as­
sociation will meet May 23, 6:30
p.m., at the home of Mrs. Wes
Capron in St. Helens. A potluck
meal is planned.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Eve­
lyn Leeper, public health nursing
supervisor for Columbia county.
SEAT BELTS SAVE
LIVES — USE T H E M !
Men who travel the downhill
trail will never rise to fame.