Thai Ritual io Be
Held This Year
Loggers' Log
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May 6 - Student body officer
nominations
T^ u t Ori i amboree court entrants,
VHS library
M ay,7 / American Cancer Society
Melodrams, WGS gym . 7:30 p.m
M?T 1L1' American Cancer Society
Melodrama - WGS gym - 7:30
C°s^dePa CaRUe C0lf finals - Sea’
District girl’s track finals
B oys track - St. Helens Relays
M Alderbrook
a L 10 k ' I?istrict
golf meet -
golf course
District g°tf meet -
Alderbrook golf course
TrJ}ck
and T*Uamook at
Neah-Kah-Nie
WGS Spring Concert ■ grade school
gym - 7:30 p.m.
May 12 - Golf at Hillsboro
School Menu
An exchange of cultures will be
evidenced after this vear’s regular
baccalaureate when interested sen
iors perform an ancient ceremony
directed by Wilaiwan Wanasut, for
eign exchange student from Thai
land.
Symbolizing their going of sep
arate ways, those seniors who
want to attend will proceed from
the VHS gym to Rock Creek where
they, will set little “flower cups”
containing candle centers afloat in
the stream. The cups will float out
to the “sea of life” and the sender
will make a wish as they dis
appear downstream.
Senior girls who wish to help
make the little boats can attend
the meetings designated for this
purpose after school.
SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES
USE THEM-
DEL MONTE CHUNK
BOLOGNA
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Monday, May 10 - Vegetable soup,
crackers and cheese slices, tuna
sandwich, peaches, milk.
Tuesday, May 11 - Pizza, green
beans, butter sandwich, pears,
milk.
Wednesday, May 12 - Wiener
wraps, dill pickle, Dotato chips,
jello, milk.
Thursday, May 13 - Mashed pota
toes. turkey gravy, peas, butter
sandwich, chocolate cake, milk.
Friday. May 14 - Fish sticks, but
tered corn, peanut butter sand
wich, bread pudding, milk.
Worry less about the future and
more about the present and our
progress can be doubled
SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES
USE THEM!
MIST - Mr. and Mrs. K e n
Jones of Pollack Pines, California
were weekend visitors at t h e
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hem-
eon. On Saturday afternoon at 2
p.m. they attended the wedding of
their son, Neil Jones, to Tammy
Ames of Longview. The ceremony
was performed in the Assembly
of God Church at Longview. A
buffet and reception followed for
friends and relatives at a nearby
hall. The bridal couple left on a
trip to the beach and wall make
their home in Tri-City, where the
groom will attend Bible School.
Other guests at the wedding from
this area were Mr. and M rs .
Bud Hemeon and Vicki, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Bolts, Mr. and Mrs.
Shalmon Libel, and Mrs. Norman
Hansen.
Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs
Bud Hemeon, and Mr and Mrs
Ken Jones visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Shalmon Libel. Steve
Hemeon left Sunday to return to
duty aboard his ship in San Fran
cisco. He will be in Hawaii and
then continue on to duty in Viet
nam and Japan. Mrs. Jeri Hem
eon accompanied by hei sister,
Mrs. Milly Jones, took Steve to
Portland to catch his plane. Then
they drove to Oneys Restaurant
at Elsie met their husbands there
and had dinner Mr. and M r s.
Ken Jones left f o r t h e i r home
in California Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garlock, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs Ray
Garlock drove to Silverton Sundav
where they stopped at the home
of Lloyd’s aunt, Mrs. Mildred
O’Neil. Mrs. O’Neil joined them
and they continued on to join Mr
and Mrs. Jim Collingwood at their
acreage in the hills near Silver-
ton where they enjoyed a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen.
Randi and Sandi. drove to Ver-
Ocrnonia Eagle
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1971
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nonia where they picked up Jim
Proehl and Dan Hass and drove
on to Portland. There.
w ith
the exception of Mr. Hansen, they
attended the Don Giovanni opera
at the Portland Civic Auditorium.
Mrs. Hansen reports that the sing
ing was good and the stage set
tings and costumes excellent.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster from Stock-
ton have been house guests f o r
the past week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sundland. Loritta
Foster is a sister of Jeanette
Sundland The Sundlands a n d
their guests visited Mrs. Lo Rilla
Fenton at Castle Rock during the
week. They called on Mrs. Satie
Hockman at the rest home in Bea
verton. They also visited at t h e
Oregon beaches. Mr. and M r s .
Roy Stuve were Sunday evening
visitors at the Sundland home.
SHOP CLIFF'S MEAT SECTION FOR THE VERY
FINEST IN QUALITY AND SELECTION
HYGRADE
Sliced
Lb. 45c
POUND
SLICED BEEF
Wedding Rites
Attended May 1
BONELESS HAMS
Fully
Cooked
Water
Added
Pound..................
KRAFT
BLUE MOUNTAIN
MAYONNAISE
CAT FOOD
DELUXE
Quart
Chicken and Liver
3>|0O
MELLORINE
Im itation Ice C ream
HALF-GALLONS
SWANSON
T.V. DINNERS — Eu.
Chicken - T urkey - M eat Loaf - Chopped Sirloin
FLAV-R-PAC
(10-oz. Pkgs.)
PEAS or CORN-
LAY'S 3-BAGGER
POTATO CHIPS
Reg. - B-B-Q - Dip________
A.B.C. OVEN FRESH
IDAHO
59«
59«
3.99«
GRAHAM CRACKERS
2-Lb. Package
SOFT
NUCOA
1-Lb.
T u b s...
(Case of 48— $5.98)
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3/99’
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GEM CRINKLE CUT
FRENCH FRIES......
2-Lb. Packages
BIRDSEYE —
Peas with Cream Sauce, Peas with
Pearl Onions or Peas with Potatoes
BOOTH
BREADED
4/99
(1-Lb. Pkg.)
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ROUND SHRIM P........ -I49
MORTON'S
(2-Lb. Pkg.)
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CHICKEN IN-A-BASKET
LET US DO THE COOKING ON
MOTHER'S DAY
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Call 429-3811 — Only 8 Minutes To Cook
BAKERY SECTION SPECIALS -
NEW
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM CLIFF S
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
COLORFUL
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Chrysanthemums....... -I77
POTTED
f »0
SUNBEAM
buns p “9 0112
Regularly 41c
Special
39’
Cinnamon Roll tT J c lledPlig. o< « 49c
Pound Cake
59c
Special
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’ BEAUTIFUL
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Orchid Corsages— OO
RHAPSODIE
V io le ts 4InPlMl’ ...... S | 2 9
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SUPER MARKET
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PAMPER DISPOSABLE
DIAPERS
Newborn 30 Ct. or Daytime 30 Ct.
$1.29
Daytime 12 Ct.
Overnight 12 Ct.
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