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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1939)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1939 Line Sinker .... VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Quintet Takes Two m Series of Three In Past Weekend OSC “BEEFERS” PLAN PLAY HERE IF POSSIBLE The writer of this column has been in semi-seclusion since predict? ing a good “last weekend.” At any rate the steelhead should have been taken more generally. I’m looking for them every day, so don’t give The Vernonia IWA five in a- up. I’ll hit it right some of these schedule of three games since the days. past Thursday captured two of the Next weekend will be a good time contests but dropped one of them, to take ax and saw to the cabin on the first loss of the ,season, by a Rock creek and cut some wood. If one-point margin to Scappoose. some wood isn’t provided for the Playing the Pacific Freshmen last "lazy” they will start on the shakes Thursday on the high school gym again. We also need a hand line on floor spectators were tr.eated to one the footbridge. of the best games of the year from DATE OF JANUARY 13 At the recent meeting of thé the angle of a clean and well-played IS GIVEN FOR COUNTY Oregon Wildlife Federation at Cor game. The playing was clean and CONTEST vallis the following legislation was fast, the freshmen bringing here proposed and will be introduced to a surprisingly strong team. Score The date of January 13, Friday the present legislation for enact at the final gun registered 25 for of this week, was named as the the freshmen and 29 for Vernonia. ment. time when the Rainier basketball Saturday brought the first defeat 1. The development of our wild five will be in Vernonia to meet life primarily for recreational pur of the basketball season for the the high school Logger aggregation. IWA quintet when it tangled with poses. 2. Divide the state into 5 districts, Scappoose in a return encounter of Not much info is available as to each to be represented by a Com a former game played there in the strength of Rainier but they missioner who is to be appointed which the local five came back with have defeated Clatskanie in c<runty by the governor without power to the winning score. Last Saturday the competition so should prove a good IWA was ahead to close both the remove. 3. Gives the commission the right first quarter and the half but the watch for the Vernonia five. Other to make all rules pertaining to hunt second period saw Scappoose de i uture dates for Vernonia will in crease Vernonia’s lead until the clude Clatskanie on January 17, ing and fishing. Places control of all fish and fi^al second when they led by a and Monmouth high school' on Jan game, found within the state, in one-point margin, 42 to 41. Mac uary 20 here with a return match the hands of the comission with cer Donald and King were both out of at Monmouth on February 21. the game by that time. tain exceptions. Barney’s Grocery of Monmouth 5. Provides for appointment of a ■ Conservation Director and assistants. | The passage of this bill will place arrived here Monday to tangle with 6. Places enforcement of rules the control of steelhead in the the IWA that evening but that game and regulations in hands of Com hands of the commission except in closed with a score of 18 for Bar- the Columbia river, portions of the ■ :ey and 37 for the IWA. The game j mission. 7. Provides that all fees and Umpqua, Coos and Tillamook Bays. was clean and fast but Barney’s money collected to be expended for So let’s get behind this bill and live couldn’t seem to penetrate the one defense so made most of their wildlife conservation and propoga- help make it a law. coring from long shots. Bightan Jerk tion only. Lineups for the three games: Vernonia (29) Pos. Freshmen (25) Newby F Chase F Smith Woodside Adams C Whipple Countrymen MacDonald G King Parton G '’ubstitutions: Vernonia— Carter, McCrae; Freshmen— BausermSn, Hallar, Woodyard, Price. Vernonia (41) Pos. Scappoose (42) F Chase Center F Bergstrom Carter Adams Backlund C MacDonald G Moore King * Palmberg G ♦ Substitutions: Vernonie— Aldricn, ■mith, Cox, Blazing, Howard; Scap- oose—Gatch, Szedlack, Kostraba. Vernonia (37) Pos. Monmouth (18) F Chase ■ Partridge Carter F Crook Adams ’ C Blodgett MacDonald G Winegar King G Haller ^ubfstitiitionp: Vernonia— Smith, Howard, Cox, Aldrich, McCrae; (onmouth—Bork. RAINIER TO MEET HIGH SCHOOL FIVE PROTECT PRECIOUS EYESIGHT with ENOUGH LIGHT. GUN CLUB OFFICIALS ARE NAMED FIRST HOME SHOOT DUE HERE FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK Members of the Vernonia Gun Club met Tuesday evening to name their officials for the coming year and prepare for their first home scheduled contest this Friday even ing with the Oregon Gun Club of Portland. Officials named for the coming year were Harry Culbertson, presi dent; Ronald Fetsch, vice-president; j J. W. Nichols, secretary-treasurer and Harold Kelmar, executive of-I ficial. Since the obtaining of the old Oregon-American cook house as facility for range the club is able t? schedule some of their matches in Vernonia. Formerly it was nec- issary for them to shoot on other ranges. The public is invited to the shoot which is due to start at 8 p. m. JUNIOR CLUB DUE FOR NEW START SAT. BOYS FROM 12 TO 18 ELIGIBLE FOR MEM BERSHIP IN GROUP Through an announcement issued Wednesday evening a call is given all boys between the ages of 12 and 18 years who may be interested in rifle shooting to present them- elves at the rifle range hall, the eld Oregon-American cook house, for a reorganization of the club. The meeting is set for 7 p. m. Sat urday, January 14, at which time members of the senior club will at tempt to organize the junior club which was in effect last year. Es pecially was it urged by Harry Cul bertson, president of the senior ciub, that everyone in any way in terested in the sport turn out for: the Saturday meeting. 1. O. O. F. Installs Officers— The I. O. O. F. No. 246 of Ver nonia installed their officers for the coming term at their regular meet ing night, January 10, During the past few weeks the lodge has initiat ed four candidates who are going to Hillsboro for their first degree on the 18th of this month. The I following is a list of the members I installed to their respective offices: I Noble Grand, Harry Sandon; Vice Grand, Wallace McCrae; Secretary, Sam Hearing, Jr.; Treasurer, A. J. i Stockton; Warden, Alton Roberson; Conductor, Harve Christianson; In- side Gardian, George Douthit; Out side Gardian, Charles VanAlstine; R. S. N. G., Emil Messing; L. S. N. G., Ernie Stacey; R. S. V. G., How ard Reeher; L. S. V. G., Raymond Brown; R. S. S., Harve Crume; L. i S. S., Bob Haynes; Chaplain, Ai. Bassett and Past Grand, Sam Hear- ; ing, Sr. —•— The true economy of hav ing enough light and the right kind of light at every point in the home where reading, study or sewing is done, is just be ginning to be appreciated. How can you tell when you have enough light? That’s easy now. We have a meter that meas ures light and will show you quickly and accurate ly how much light you have and how much you need. A communication to Wallace McCrae from Holly Holcomb this week made known the re organization of the “Beefers” basketball team composed of football stars on the campus and the desire for a game with the Vernonia IWA five if the time could be arranged. The “Beefers” team members this year include Joe Gray, John Hackenbruck, Hal Higgins, Eberly Schultz, Jay Mercer and Prescott Hutchins. A two-game schedule will be arranged if possible it was said. PAGE SEVEN Gingham and Overall Party Due— Surprise Dinner — A group of friends surprised Mrs. George Nutt January 2 with a din On January 21 the Ladies Auxili ner for her birthday. ary No. 21 I. W. A. are giving a gipgham dress and overall party I at the Union hall. AH members and families are invited. Any woman dressed in silk or man in suit will pay a fine at the door. Sandwiches BIRKENFELD GYM and coffee will be served. DANCE Albany Resident Dies— Saturday, January 14 Word has been received that Mrs. Fred Kanp of Albany, Oregon, died Saturday, January 7. She was a sister of Airs. Mary Roediger of Vernonia. GOOD MUSIC For Special January TERMS and PRICES See Patersons Limited Quantity ELECTRIC SANDWICH TOASTERS Reg. $2.35 Now $1.98 ELECTRIC CIRCULATING HEATERS Reg. $8.98 Now.................................... Just the thing for bathroom and bedroom. ELECTRIC TOASTERS $7.95 $1.49 & up G. E. HOTPOINT IRON $2.95 & up ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS NEW THOR ELECTRIC WASHERS $1.98 $59.50 $5.00 down, $5.00 per month______________ * 1 SIMMON’S STUDIO COUCH—Rust $39.50 $3.00 down, $3.00 per month. 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The Order of Eastern Star Social Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Drorbaugh for an afternoon of play at the game of Chinese Checkers. The afternoon was terminated with refreshments of sandwiches, cookies and coffee. Mrs. Drorbaugh was assisted by Mrs. Louise George. The next meet- . ing of the group will be held on the second Wednesday in February with Mrs. Paul Gordon and Mrs. . Ray Mills as hostesses. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
