CARL GREVE
Carl Greve Jr, Owner
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For the perfect gift that keeps
on giving all her life, the best
choice for brides can be made
from the large selection of jewelry
at the Carl Greve Jewelry Store,
located at 731 SW Morrison in
Portland.
The Carl Greve Jewelry Store
is the center for all Vernonia area
and Columbia county residents who
want to buy the best to show they
care the most. A full range of dia­
monds in all types of settings is a
part of the service offered area
customers. High quality merchan­
dise throughout the inventory at
Carl Greves tells the story of their
community contribution.
Table silver in brand names
which have become standards of
quality through the years are at­
tractively displayed for ease in se­
lection at the Carl Greve Jewelry
Store. Reed and Barton, Towle,
Lunt, International and George
Jensen sterling are all a part of
the regularly stocked names and
Carl Greve can special order to
match any pattern.
Carl Greve Jeweler’s make and
design their own diamond rings
for that personal touch that every
bride wants.
Carl Greve carries china by Len­
nox, Oxford and many other top
names. They register the design
that each bride chooses from their
wide selection of china, crystal
and silver.
For all types of gifts, as well as
important personal selection, this
Trade Center Review directs Ver­
nonia area residents to the most
complete choices at Carl Greve’s
Jewelry store in Portland.
before you drive
that new car
Naturally you’re anxious to
protect your investment and
your family’s welfare. We’ll
be happy to help you obtain
quality auto insurance-de­
pendable insurance backed by
this agency and The Hartford
Insurance Group. Call on us
today.
J. Horn
VERNONIA INSURANCE
EXCHANGE
905 Bridge Street
Phone 429-6203
Vernonia, Oregon
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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1967
HARDWARE and ELECTRIC
Group Attends
Astoria Rites
F IN E
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TIMBER RT. — Laura and Nell
Thacker, Silvia Falconer, Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith and family at
tended the wedding of Tamara Gal­
loway and Phil Varner at Astoria
May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Galloway and
Tom from Clatskanie, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Varner from Astoria, Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith and family were
dinner guests of Mrs. H. A. Thack­
er Tuesday. Mrs. Ray Thacker of
Forest Grove spent Monday with
her
Mrs. Rita Shipley, Judi Shipley
and Pat went to Banks Memorial
day, met Mrs. Thelma Vandehey
then all went to Hillsboro ceme­
tery where they were met by Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Miller of Aloha
and Mrs. Martin Manthey of Bea­
verton for memorial visits to fami­
ly graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidlin
called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wie-
necke Sunday after church. Mrs.
Wienecke was injured in a car ac­
cident Mothers day.
Mrs. Hazel Hascall called on
Mrs. Billie Ingermanson Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder and
family of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Donovan Reynolds and family
spent Sunday evening with their
mother and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schmidlin.
Flight to Seattle
Unscheduled Extra
MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Garlock returned May 30 after fly­
ing to Glendale, California the pre­
vious Friday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Carl Dawson Jr., and family.
Upon approaching the Portland
airport, the pilot informed the pas­
sengers that they would have to
go to the Seattle sirport due to
some landing gear malfunction.
After flying over and around the
field to let all aircraft come in, the
pilot made a safe landing. The pas­
sengers were returned to Portland
after an hour and a half stopover.
Sunday callers at the Garlock home
were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ny­
ström, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rab-
ings and son of Portland, Wayne
Reynolds and the Ray Garlocks
and Mrs. Mary Garlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bliss and
family of Tillamook stopped by the
Ray Garlock home Thursday so
that Beth Ann and Charles Bliss
could visit a short time before leav­
ing Portland for Ketchikan, Alaska
for the summer. Memorial Day,
Ray, Alma and Mary were at Sil­
verton to visit Alma’s sister, Mrs.
Mildred O’Neal. Enroute home they
stopped at Woodburn to visit the
Jimmy Garlock family.
The Larry Garlock family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Simmons and Jerry,
Mrs. Myrtle Simmons, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Simmons and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry George, all of Clat­
skanie, enjoyed a picnic at Scapo-
nia park on Scappoose-Vernonia
road Sunday afternoon.
The Roy Kyser family was in
Portland Sunday afternoon and vis­
ited the Portland zoo. Saturday
they were in Longview on business.
WE
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right. So USBA representatives serve ns adviser
members of the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control
Boards throughout the country.
These men from the USBA operate hand in hand
with servico and civilian police, with m alt beverago
licensees, public boards and committees: military,
civil, professional. Object: to protect those who are
underage, and to insure strict observance of the law.
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$ - f 1£
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75 l « l of 3 plus 1 reinforced
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Square
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5-Drawer Chest
$22.95
10-Drawer Chest
20-Gallon
9x12 Plastic
Surface Rugs
$29.95
GARDEN SEEDS
IN STOCK
Onion Sets
2 Lbs. 45c
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Work on House Reveals Papers
MIST — While remodeling their
living room recently, the Casper
Serbys found, after removing sev­
eral layers of wallpaper, that next
to the inside walls, newspapers
were pasted to hand made cedar
sheeting. Upon examining the news­
papers they were found to be print­
ed as far back as October, 1880.
One was headlined “The Willam­
ette Farm er,” another, “The Week
ly Oregonian” and still another,
“The Scandinavian" from Chicago,
Illinois. Another newspaper was
F U R N IT U R E
printed in a foreign language. In
trying to find something of news
worth the English printed ones had
pretty much as we have today,
choice recipes, gossip to a certain
degree and advertisements, one
being for White Business College,
established in 1866.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mundorff
and family were Monday overnight
guests of the Walter Mathews. The
following day the A1 Baughman
family of Forest Grove joined the
group for a Memorial day picnic.
Friday evening the Mathews took
Leslie Sanders into Portland to his
sister Donna’s apartment. That
evening he was to leave by bus for
Los Angeles for a few weeks visit.
Saturday evening the Mathews
were dinner guests of the Noble
Dunlaps at the Spar Tree
Memorial Day guests at the Shal-
imon Libel home were Dr. Everett
Jones and two children of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burnham,
Mrs. Clara Libel and Mrs. Fay
Lindberg of Fairview
Callers at the Charles Sundland
home were Mrs. Freda Foster of
Marshland, Bernard Dowling anti
Mrs. Doug Barr Mrs. Sundland
has the cast off her wrist, but it
will be some time before she has
the full use of her hand. The Sund-
lands were in Portland Sunday as
dinner guests of the Robert Mar-
sons.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hansen,
Mrs. Norman Hansen. Sandi and
Randy were in Astoria Thursday
for Mr Hansen's medical check­
up Visitors Saturday afternoon at
the elder Hansens’ home were Mr.
and Mrs. Alias Coombs of Marsh­
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Beg-
lories and children of Astoria. Sun­
day visitors were Henry Empi of
Astoria. Mrs Henry Lutnijarvi and
Mrs. Nora Bilyeu of Clatskanie.
Mrs Wayne Kyser and Gene
County Sailors
Due with Fleet
Three Columbia ,’ounty sailors,
Thomas J. Bleth, boilerman fire­
man, of Clatskanie: Michael J.
Mears, hospitalman seaman, of
Rainier, and Richard W. Magula,
fireman, of Scappoose, will be ab­
oard the destroyers USS Twining.
USS Hamner and Fleet tug USS
Munsee. respectively, three of the
Navy ships scheduled to visit Port-
were in Delena and Fernhill Me­
morial Day to meet Mrs. Kyser’s
new niece. Callers at the Kyser
home over the week end were the
Harold Sparks of Delena, the Lee
Barlows, Claude Kysers and Clar­
ence Kyser. Sunday evening the
family were dinner guests at the
Jim House Jr. home near Clatska­
nie.
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land this week end as part of the
1967 Rose Festival Fleet. They are
expected to arrive at the Portland
seawall about 3 p.m. today, June
8.
Eighteen ships, including four
Canadian vessels, will visit the
City of Roses. One arrived Monday,
the Canadians are due Wednesday
and 13 U.S. ships will arrive Thurs­
day.
The public is welcome aboard
the ships during visiting hours,
9:30 to 11:15 a.m., and 1 to 4:30
p.m., each day the ships are in
port except on their respective ar­
rival days. There are no visiting
hours Sunday morning, however
the public is invited to attend
church services at 9 and 10:30
a.m. aboard certain ships.
Magula lists his home address
as Rt. 1, Box 160, Scappoose. Bleth
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George
J. Bleth of Rt. 1, Box 297, Clatska­
nie, and Mears' parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn W. Johnson of Box
434, Rainier.
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BankAmericard?
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Box
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Springs, Each • r j
Just heard a man say that the
best household appliance ever in­
vented was made from a rib!
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648-3133
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Yes. Report the loss immediately to the
BankAmericard Center or to the nearest
branch of the bank. An important advan­
tage of a BankAmericard is that you are
not obligated for unauthorized purchases
made on your lost or stolen card. How­
ever, it is imperative that you notify thé
bank promptly when your card is missing.
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