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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1941)
6 Friday, June 13, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon SPORTS Vernonia. 1 This coming Sunday, June 15, beginning at 9 o’clock in the morn ing, the St. Helens team will play Vernonia on the local course. At Persons eligible for old age fish a future date the return match will be held on the St. Helens ing and hunting licenses may apply course. for them after June 14 when new game laws become effective. Under the provisions of the till passed by the legislature, any per son over the age of 65 and who has beqn a resident of the state of Oregon for 10 years or more, Portland, June 11, 1941—More who makes an affidavit before a county judge or chairman of a than 900 4-H Club boys and girls board of county commissioners that of Lane County have signed the he is unable to pay the regular fee, Keep Oregon Green pledge and may obtain a special license for have thus qualified to wear the Keep Oregon Green Junior pin, ac fifty cents. Special affidavit forms have been cording to John B. Woods, execu furnished to all' county judges and tive secretary of the association also may be obtained from the dedicated to keeping forest fires office of the Oregon State Game out of the state this year. The Lane county junior forest Commission, 6)6 Oregon Building, Portland. The fifty-cent fee to ers who have pledged support to gether with a report on the game the campaign are under the lead and fish taken in the previous ership of R. C. Kuehner, who has seasons, as required by law, must developed one of the outstanding 4-H Club forestry projects in the accompany the application. state. Pins are now available to give boys and girls in other counties an opportunity to sign the junior pledge and receive buttons, »'he junior pledge reads: Apply for Permits After June 15 Over 900 4-H'ers Sign Green Pledge Forest Hills Takes Vernonia Seven-Rule Pledge Forest Hills defeated the Ver 1. I will be sure my match is nonia team in the golf tournament out. To be doubly sure, I will break held at Forest Hills course last it in two before throwing it away. Sunday. The score was 35 to 10. 2. I will not throw burning mat Bateman was low score man for erial of any kind from the window of any vehicle, whether moving or of Crooked Creek; thence in an easterly and northerly direction standing still. along said railroad to the point 3. I will not smoke at all in the where it orosses the Mist Road on dry Summer woods of Oregon. the South Side of Section 13; thence 4. I will dig down to bare, damp along said road to the Turner Mill soil before building a campfire. Road; thence along said Turuer And I will remove all inflammable Mill Road to a point near thv material from around the fire circle. southwest corner of Section 12, 5 North, Range 5 West; 5. I wil never leave camp before Township thence following an old railroad the fire is out—dead out. I wm grade in a northwesterly direction pour water or pack earth over the through Section 11 to a point in fire, stirring the coals to make Section 10 on the ridge between Deer Creek and Deep Creek; thence sure no spark is left alive. along said ridge in a southerly 6. I will not burn brush or slasn direction to the Deep Creek CCC in windy weather. I will get a per truck trail; thence in a northerly mit from fire warden or ranger be direction along said truck trail' to a point near center of Section 9, fore burning. Township 5 North, Range 5 West; 7. Should I see a fire burning thence in a westerly direction to unattended, I will notify the near the old Kerry Line; thence in a est fire worden or ranger. I wilt westerly direction to a point where said line intersects the section line act. between Sections 18 and 19; thence west to the Clatsop-Columbia Coun ty line; thence a southerly direction NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that in to the point’ of beginning. On the basis of presentations accordance with the provisions of Section 107-404 O. C. L. A., a pub made at the hearing the committee lic meeting of the Columbia County will make its final classification of Forest Land Classification Commit the areas designated hereunder. A tee will be held at the Court House statement of the preliminary exam in St. Helens, Oregon, at 1:30 ination and committee action Is o’clock p. m., July 10, 1941, for available for inspection at the the purpose of holding a public County Court House in St. Helens. hearing at which time the commit Oregon. Dated this 5th dav of June, 1941. tee will receive from any interested Willard Evenson persons objections, remonstrances Secretary, Columbia County or suggestions relating to the pro Forest Land Classification posed classification of certain for Committee. June 13, 20. 27 est lands in Columbia County, Ore gon, said classification to consider Class III or grazing land, the area NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL being specifically described as fol MEETING lows : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Deer and Crooked Creek Grazing the legal voters of Union High Area: Beginning at a point on the School District No. 1 Jt. 8 of Col Buster Creek CCC truck trail near umbia and Washington Counties, the one-fourth corner on the west State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL side of Section 30, Township 5 SCHOOL MEETING of said Dis North, Range 5 West; thence in an trict will be held at Vernonia High easterly direction along said truck School building to begin at the hour trail to its junction with the Ver- of 2 to 7 o’clock p. m. on the nonia-Keasey highway; thence airing fourth Monday of June, being the said highway to its junction with 23rd day of June, A. D. 1941. This meeting is called for the the Mist road; thence along the Mist road to the Black and Wilson purpose of electing one director to Railroad located on the south side serve five years and one director to serve two years and the trans action of business usual at such meeting in districts of the second and third ' classes the ballots shall' not be counted until one hour after the time set for the meeting to be gin. Until the count begins, any legal voters of the district shall be entitled to vote upon any business before the meeting. Dated this 2nd day of June, 1941. ATTEST: E. R. MILLS, D'strict Clerk OSCAR G WEED Chairman Board of Directors Classified Ads............ sizes and colors. Get them at The Eagle office. 23t3— FOR SALE—Guernsey heifer; fresh in July. W. M. Bailey, Vernonia. 23t3 FO'R RENT—Apartment with three rooms and bath. Mrs. W. O. Por terfield, 376 North St. Phone 262. 24tl— WANTED—Red Cedar posts. Want to hear from party who can make and sell posts in quantity or smaller amounts. Also want shakes. Address W. F. Brown, 714 S. 21st St., Salem. 23t2— FOR SALE—Wicker baby buggy. WANTED—Housekeeper at least Mrs. Thomas Graves. House 23 45 years of age. Must do cooking O-A Hill. 24tl— and care for children. Work will be steady and easy. Write Mrs. FOR SALE—Small' threshing mach B. D. Davison, Timber Route, Ver ine guaranteed in good working nonia. Residence located at former condition. Charles Schmidlin, phone Peter Bergerson farm. 23t3 13F51. 24tl WANTED—Truck to haul shingle FOR SALE—Ausotrawhite hens, bolts. See Thompson at the Cedar layers and setters. Mrs. Ray Buff wood Timber company. 14tf— mire, Natal. 24tl WANTED—Four shingle bolt cut FOR SALE—Fryers either live or ters. See Thompson at the Cedar dressed. G. A. Riggins. Farm wood Timber company. 14tf— about three miles out on the Keas- ey road. 23t3 FOUND—Pair of horn-rimmed bi focal glasses in brown leather FOR RENT—Furnished two-room case. Owner may have same by apartment. Mrs. Virgil Powell. calling at The Eagle office, identi 23tf— fying, and paying for this ad. 23t3- - FOR SALE—Adding machine tape @ 10c per roll. Get what you LAWNMOWERS—Ground and re need at The Eagle office. 23t3— paired by Electrakeen system. Price $1.00. Will call and deliver FOR SALE—Scratch pads suitable for $1.50. Guaranteed work. A. F. for office or home use. Assorted Schalock, Riverview. 22t6 PLAY BALL at the opening of the SOFTBALL SEASON FUN! ACTION! THRILLS! »I1 BOOST FOR THE SOFTBALL LEAGUE Games Will Be Played Under Lights — These Merchants Have Offered Prizes for Players Competing in Softball Games MILLER MERCANTILE COMPANY VERNONIA FURNITURE STORE—J. A. Bush THOMAS VARIETY STORE Pin-Up Lamp One Dollar , in Trade First Home Run Most Home Runs First Catcher Throwing Man Out on Base KULLANDER’S JEWELRY STORE VERNONIA AUTO COMPANY NEHALEM GROCERY AND MARKET $1.50 Dress Shirt One Dollars Worth of Gas Carton of Cigarettes First Three-Base Hit Most Two-Ease Hits First Fly Caught by Center Fielder HEATH’S SERVICE STATION ZEINER’S GROCERY COZY CONFECTIONERY One Dollar in Trade One Dollar in Trade One Dollar in Trade First Two-Base Hit Most Three-Base Hits First Fly Caught by Left Fielder KING’S GROCERY OREGON GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY GEO. G. PATERSON Grease Job Pin-It-Up Lamp One Dollar in Trade Player Making First Score Most One-Base Hits First Fly Caught by Third Baseman LYNCH AUTO PARTS ARMITAGE DRUG COMPANY JOY THEATRE One Dollar in Trade Two Free Shows Player Making Most Put Outs First Fly Caught by Short Stop SAFEWAY STORE VERNONIA LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Sack of Sugar New 6.00 x 16 Inner Tube First Stolen Base DESSY’S TAVERN One Dollar in Trade Clean and Press Man’s Suit First Safe Bunt First Fly Caught by Right Fielder First Fly Caught by Second Baseman BOB’S MEAT MARKET VERNONIA 5 AND 10 THE VERNONIA EAGLE One Dollar in Trade One Dollar in Trade One Year’s Subscription First Fly Caught by First Baseman First Man Getting Base on Balls Most Unassisted Put-Outs by Catcher SAM’S FOOD STORE VERNONIA TRADING COMPANY One Dollar in Trade Sack of Pancake Flour Carton of Cigarettes First Sacrifice Hit Most Safe Hits PAL SHOP NANCE PHARMACY Milkshakes to Players and Manager One Dollar in Trade Team Winning First Game Player Making Most Scores FEDERICI SHOE SHOP J. c: “ABE” LINCOLN—The Men’s Store Half-Sole Job One Dollar in Merchandise Most Strike Outs Consolation—First Man Hit by Pitched Ball All "Mosts" Effective for First Game of All Teams. 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