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Thursday, Jan. 15, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon SP ORTS Seifert, Ida Bond, Joyce Knight, Marjorie Lolley, Kathleen Tomlin, Betty Olson, and Etha Morris. Team members receive ten merit points which can be applied to their G. A. A. award at the end of the At the close of an exciting game school year. Tuesday night, the Vernonia Log gers defeated the iClatsxanie 36-35. The Loggers led at half time 16-16. Roeser, center, made 18 points for Vernonia. In the preliminary game, the Vernonia second team defeated the Vernonia’s Loggers won their first Clatskanie second team 32 to 23. conference basketball game of the Lineup: season last Friday evening against Vernonia (36) (35) Clatskanie Rainier by a 32 to 28 score. Ad Sunnell (3) F Norgren vance information conceded that Soejima (6) F (12) Doyle Rainier would have the edge and Roeser (18) C (7) Devine would likely win. Lusby (2) G (11) Nelson The Loggers will meet the Hill Crawford (3) G Gilkev Military Academy team here Friday Substitutes: For Vernonia, Cul- bertson (4); for Clatskanie, v an evening for another league encoun ter. (5). Referee: Risk. Lineups for the Rainier game The University of Oregon Frosh were: have been scheduled to play the Vernonia (32) (28) Rainier Loggers on January 24, it was an Soejima (5) F (fO) Paulson nounced Wednesday. Sunnell (12) F (2) Gish Roeser (fl) C (6) Rice Crawford G (6) Johnson Lusby (4) G (2) Sturdevant Substitute for Rainier, Gates (2). LOST—1 white-faced cow, 1 light Jersey and 1 dark Jersey, all with 6-months old calves. Last seen around Camp 9 vicinity. Have WB brand. W. L. Berger, Scappoose. 2t-3 Pedestrian Protection — prïgrlâlrin^R^ui™ Loggers Defeat Clatskanie Tues. LOST—A navy blue purse, with all-around zipper, containing shell- rimmed glasses. Reward offered. Virginia Vaughan. 3tl— LOST—2-year old light Jersey. Very dim 7 brand on right hip. C. W. Saunders, Timber. 3t3 Rainier Bows To Loggers Four Juniors on Volley Ball Team Upholding their intra-mural cham pionship title in volleyball, four juniors were recently named on the high school' girls’ volleyball team. These juniors are Lucille Bond, Mary Lee Hall, Roberta Sword, auu Doris Hay. Virgie Killian, senior, was selected as the outstanding player. Others on the team are Wilma Hanson, Betty Turner, and Delores Bonsilaw. On the second team are Maryann Furnish, Agnes Bateson, Eleanor Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Grade A Milk & Cream Phone today for reg ular delivery to your home. Nehalem Dairy Products Co PHONE 471 Girls' Intra-mural Basketball Starts Enthusiastic players lined up with their ci^tains last Monday to begin practice for the girls’ intra-mural basketball tournament in the high school. The gym classes have been divid ed into ten teams for the prelimin ary games. After these have been played, freshman, sophomore, jun ior and senior teams will be eslect- ed for a round-robin tournament. Finally an honorary varsity team will be chosen from the outstand ing players of class teams. The teams chosen Monday are: (1) Ruth Hausler, captain; Betty Turner, Mary Lee Hall, Betty Olson, Mary Beth Lish, Willodeen King, Ellen McDonald and Evelyn Hear ing. (2) Beverley Bassett, captain; Lois Harman, Margaret Anderson, Rosalie Driscoll, Jean Saxton, Irene Driscoll, Carol Delaney, and Gwen dolyn Graves. (3) Roberta Sword, captain; Agnes Bateson, Thelma Wilkinson, Margaret DePue, Norma Manning, Carolyn Romtvedt, Shirley Ann Brady, and Delilah Oondit. (4) Maryann Furnish, captain; Etha Morris, Clarice Berkenfeld, Dorothy Sasse, Marietta Hodgson, Ruby Jean Ensworth, Phyllis Bonsi law, and Florence Enneberg. (5) Virgie Killian, captain; Doris Stevenson, Doris Hay, Joyce Divine, Mary Moulton, Lorraine Winsiow, New and Used Parts New and Used Tires Gas and Oil Expert Auto Repairing LYNCH AUTO PARTS Phone 773 RIVERVIEW The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK Invites You to Bank by Mail if Inconvenient to Come in Person J. A. Thornburg, President WANTED—16-inch cedar shako poles. Quote price delivered Ver nonia for two cords. Leave quota tions at The Eagle office. 3t3 WE WANT YOU TO BE SATISFIED ates that pedestrian fatalities for adults are higher than for children. In Oregon, about 17 per cent of the pedestrian fatality victims are under 24 years of age. Systematic safety training in the schools must be given credit for much of the improvement in child pedestrian protection, according to the state traffic safety division. —Chart courtesy Oregon State Motor Association. Child Pedestrian Fatality ToU Cut Safety instruction in schools, ac cident prevention programs carried on by the state and other organiza tions, the operation of school sarety patrols and other accident preven tion activités have cut down the child pedestrian, fatality toll to less than a fourth of pedestrian deaths in Oregon, state traffic safety divi sion officials declare. Virtually all schools in Oregon give children training in safe walk ing practices and as a result, these children know and practice safe walking habits, it was declared. Co operating in this school training program, the state department this year is sponsoring visual safety education programs in hundreds of schools, scheduling motion pictures in schools by counties. To date, two counties, Coos and Klamath have be^n covered, and arrangements have been made to cover Baker, Un ion, Malheur, Wallowa, Marion and Gilliam counties next. State department officials say Oregon is making every effort to encourage the younger generations to develop into safe walkers so that pedestrian accidents may be materially reduced in the future. Tommie Lou Holcomb and Gloria Lamping. (6) Joyce Knight, captain; Al berta Tipton, Eleanor Corll, Kath leen Tomlin, Betty Warner, Mar jorie Keasey, Vesta Christensen, Lorraine Mahar and Betty Hay. (7) Lucille Bond, captain; Helen Killian, Jonnibel Hatfield, Shirley Rufli, Phyllis New, Beulah O’Con nor, Margaret Sturdevant and Mary Katherine Norris. (8) Wilma Hanson, captain; Nina MacDonald, Maxine Snider, Bettie Lou Gouge, Virginia Vaughan, Les- ta Christensen, Maxine Hayertz and Phyllis Bonsilaw. (9) Helen Fowler, captain; Bes sie Lusby, June McDonald, Vona Weidman, Elsie Calhoon, Florence Berger and Delores Bergstrom. (10) Marjorie Lolley, captain; Delores Bonsilaw, Ida Bond, Joy Watson, Thelma Hobin, Norma Jean Latimer and Annie Kovach. At The Churches . . study and prayer meeting. Miller. 3t3— Thursday, 2:00 P. M.—'Ladies missionary and prayer band. FOR SALE—One wood range, one Friday, 7:45—Christ Ambassadors. heating stove, one walnut finish We invite everyone to be in our ed breakfast set with four chairs, services. one mattress, one metal couch which opens to full bed size, one small Church of Jesus Christ electric heater. All in good condi Of Latter Day Saints— Sunday school convenes at 10 tion. House 25, O-A hilt. Telephone Stl a. m. at the I. O. O. F. hall under 122. the direction of Charles Ratkie, FOR SALE—Five-room modern superintendent. house in Riverview 1 block from Christian Church Heath’s Service Station. Good gar —The Livingstonea, Miniated age and wood house full of good, 9 :45—Bible school, followed by dry wood. Chicken house and park Communion Service and preeching. for 30 chickens. Plenty of flowers 6:30 p. m.—Christian Endeavor and shrubs. In fact this is a com Society meetings followed by song plete home and can be bought for service and evening sermon. less than worth. Also 4 lots with 7:30—Wednesday evening, prayer barn suitable for 2 cows and hay meeting. room. Will sell separately or as a unit. See John F. Penney, River view. 48tf— Legal Notices— Come to the Terminal for your noon lunch or evening dinner and you will be satisfied. Terminal Cafe New Bus Schedules Effective Jan. 16, 1942 LEAVE VERNONIA For Portland: 7:20, 11:16 A. M. 2:20, 6:15 P. M. LEAVE PORTLAND For Vernonia: 9:15, 11:15 A. M. 3:15, 6:15 P. M. OREGON MOTOR STAGES Depot: Cozy Confectionery Phone 582 LOST—One cow and spotted calf; cow has left ear cropped and 6- In the county court of the state dot brand. See Herb Counts. It3— of Oregon for Columbia county. In the matter of the estate of LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER HENRY GLAHN’, deceased. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Notice is hereby given that the See my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $8.75 per M. and up. undersigned as executor of the es Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to noon. tate of Henry Glahn, deceased, has filed his final account in the county court of the state of Oregon fof Columbia county, and that Monday, January 19, 1942 at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of said day and the court rooi.. of said court has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections there to and the settlement thereof. Winter weather means heavier meals and that in Dated and first publication Dec turn means a bigger outlay of money for grocer ember 18, 1941. ies. Take advantage of Sam’s food bargains and Date of last publication January have more cents left for other needs. 15. 1942. Fred J. Zeiner Executor John L. Foote GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES St. Helens, Oregon. Attorney. An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT C. ItltUCE C HAVE MORE CENTS t SAM’S FOOD STORE NEW BROOM COLLECTS A new broom with bristles made of plastic collects particles of dust intsead of blowing them around. Friction of the bristles against floors, clothing and other materials creates static electricity, which holds the dust particles in the broom. Classified Ads............ FOR SALE—Modern, newly tmish- ed house. 5 rooms with utility room, linen closet, tiled bathroom, fireplace in living room. Venetian Assembly of God Church —Rev. John W. Hodges, Pastor blinds, light fixtures, linoleum in kitchen included. Corner Second and Sunday services: 9:45 A. M.—Bible school, direct Maple streets. Inquire Eagle office. 3t3— ed by Alban Colsen, superintendent. 11:00 A. M.—Morning worship. 6:45 P. M.—Christ Ambassador’s FOR SALE—6 lots and 3-room services. bouse, brooder house and chicken Wednesday night, 7:45—Bible house. 1446 Nehalem St., Orville “THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK“ Oregon-American LUMBER CORPORATION Vernonia, Oregon b St. Helens Branch o/ the United States National Bank Head Office. Portland, Oregon FREE DELIVERY Drive Safely and— CHECK UP ON YOUR BATTERY Don’t waste time with a battery that’s way below par. Why not drive in today and let us check it? Recharging or replacement may be in order. Come in for recharging before replacement becomes necessary. Heath’s Service Station Riverview
