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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1946)
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON THURS-, FEB. 28, 1946 g SPORTTOPICS COURSE GREENS SEEDING BEGINS A further step in improvement of the Venon a golf cour.-e began Monday when Rex Hes-, course owner, started seeding of the greens. Mr. Hess has been carry ing out a program of improve ment and mod< rnization for the course that will make it one of the best for a community of tbit size and which will prove an as set for the Nehalem valley. Preliminary to the seeding, Mr. Hess has been bu«y nemov ng the former turf and rep'aeing with new soil so that faster and bet ter growth would be assured. An- Exchange or sell new and used merchandise with us. Put those ar ticles that are useless to you into money or items that you can use. FOWLER’S N ew & Used Store other step in bringing the course into tip-top condition quickly was the selection of a spacial grade of seed in order to obtair the fastest growth. He hopes to have the greens ready for play by the latter part of May but in the meantime temporary greens have been provided for play. Other work at the course in cludes the building of a new club room and re decoration of the remainder of the rooms at the cltb house. LOGGERS WIN LAST GAME Friday night’s thriller closed the season’s league basketball games for the high school when Scappcoie was defeated by the Loggers by a 2-point margin here on the local court. In the first quarter Vernonia led by 2 points; at the end cf the half, by 3; at the end of the th rd period the score was 31 to 29. During the last quarter the teams tied and it was in the last 30 seconds of play that Vernonia brake the tie which ended the game 40 to 38. Lineups: 38 Scepp'oe Vernonia 40 f 5 L. Baker Renfro 5 f 17 J. Baker Byers 7 c 2 Echard Cline 12 g 9 Han merbe k Tapp 8 g 4 Engstrom Grenia 1 s Hallock Onderscn 7 3 Riley IWA CAPTURES Ill Man Returns WINNING TALLY From Hospital It*» the I appy guy that’ get» ahead The world has no] use for »ob sisters and gloom spreaders. Oir business is pas.I ting out good cheer and. be-'! lieve u», we do lot» of it. If you don’t think so, come cn ; over and bend an elbow with us. Tavern Dessy’s NOTICE Al Norman, experienced cabinet maker, is ready io ahn vosir o-order maSB work Kitchen Cabinets Our Specialty FREE ESTIMATES ANDERSON WOODWORKING SHOP Riverview Phone 575 MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME! Lovely odd pieces to bring content ment and refine- to your house and to ad to the homey atmosphere of the front room, parlor or den. Drop in and look around at any time. The seeding of fall grain lands RIVERVIEW—Happine’s and illness seldom travel hand in hand and pasture lands to grass and but this week our happiest and clover during this month is a ilkst resident is Geo. Davis who practice that has been followed was brought from the Coffy by the farmers in Columbia coun hospital in Portland ’ to his home ty for a number of years, states Thut'3. Geo. stood the trip quite Geo. A. Nelson, county agtnt. well and is very glad to be home. When the ground has been He was away six months. — Mr. heaved up by frost it is a very and Mrs. Chet Reynolds and desirable time to get the seed Cheryl Lee of Sweet Home spent covered after it is seeded. If it from Wed. until Sat. visiting rel is not freezing the rains will car Jack Spratt atives in this vicinity. — Mrs. ry the seed into the ground so voluminous wife rose toll Anna Parker and Marcella Park that it will be sufficiently cov fame by cleaning up| er were Sun. dinner guests at ered. the victuals at every! the Chas. Gill home in Vernonia. For the seeding of various meal. Our customers! types cf pasture there is a num ber of mixtures that dan be used. should all be famous! Olean Files Principally anong those mix‘ure3 because they do the 0. Henry Oloen of St. Helen? used is alta fescue, chewing fes same thing, not be-| announces that he has filed as cue and creeping red fescue cause thev have to, buti candidate in the democratic par grasses, along with the clover and ty primary election for state rep Ictus seeds. The type of grass because the food is so! representative for the second dis and clover used would depend doggone good. trict, Columbia county. conskleracly on the ground seed C ach Gordon’s . grade ly>op ed and the purpose for which it squad has added two more scalps CLEVE ROBERTSON 17 John Gumm is to be used. to its belt by wins over John Vernonia 40 E. V. ROBERTSON f 1 VBodding'-n Wiliams 10 If any farmer is interested in Gumm last Tuesday and McBride f ' 0 Levin Brown 16 Friday. A 40 to 17 score was the c 0 Prantz Washington lead over John Chalmers 0 g 2 Gucntner Focte 4 Gumm and 25 to 8 was the tal g 0 Steele ly when McBride came here Fri Sawyer 6 s day. High point men were Brown Lamping 0 a 16, and Williams 13 for the two Knight wine 4 Mills 0 a meetings. Friday’s lineup was: The handy, close-in loeatien at the Vernonia 8 McBride Vernonia meets Clatskanie. Fol Vernonia 25 Service Station makes it nice to leave your f 1 Edwards Williams 13 lowing that game will be: Mc car for a grease iob and oil change while you f 0 Brauks Bride vs. Quincy; Warren vs. Brown 8 c 3 Wenner are shopping. Kill twe birds with one stone. Scappooee; and John Gumm vs. Chalmers 0 g 0 Rhine Rainier. Results of the first Foote 0 g 2 Ziener day’s games will determine the Knightwine 4 Sawyer 0 s 2 Clark second day’s schedule of play. WASHINGTON WINS TWO CHAT ’N NIBBLE ... and hundreds mera M the shelves at SAFEWAY k We have listed below about 40 food prices—taken at random from various sections of our stores. They show how much you can save at Safeway. Compare these prices with what you have been paying. Or better yet, come in and make a more complete comparison direct from our shelves. Oregon Wallnuts Cellophane tried Prunes Packages 2 Famous Libby's Revised Ham No Waste Bulk Popcorn For Bang-Up Popping lb. 4 lbs. for 2-lb. pkg. 33* 45* 25* 23* oz New Potatoes 3 lbs. 29c Calavo» Vernonia Ready to Eat Avocado# We reserve the right to limit quantities lb. 33c IL ID. PC0r$ extra fancy <fc fancy D'AnJoua lb. Broccoli lb. green fresh bunches Green Peppers Green Bell Yams from the South Cauliflower solid heads POTATOES DESCHUTES U. S. No. Is Fkg’i 3 Kup Kafay éXnt 4-oz. glass 25* Cocoa Our Mother's lb. pkg. 11* lb. jar 59* Hemo ïïirla,e Ovaltine chocolate jar 34* £ 61* 344s and larger Pascal variety The Breakfast of Champions! Apricots Ä0010 no . 2-/z con 26* Pears Brookland brand, No. 2 Vi can 27* Rita halves Peaches Rio (water pack) No. 2 Vi can 20* Peaches ,*^Ri ita No. 2 Vi can 20* Peaches Ä Ä No. 2 Vis 23* Annlae WINESAPS AppiCS extra fancy, fancy & C grade Celery Wheaties Split Peas Äor 2-lb. pkg. 20* Peas Gardenside, standard, No. 2 can IF Country Home Corn Fancy, cream style No. 2 can 14* Country Home Corn Fancy, whole kernel, No. 2 con 15* Peanuts fresh roasted lb. pkg. 29* Walnuts Meats '/z-lb. pkg. 55* Peanut Butter Rose lb. jar 34* Apple Butter Libby’s, No. 303 jor 19* Catsup Red Hill 13'/2- . bot. 14* Soup Stock mixed 2-lb. pkg. 23* IQ« 5-lb. pkg. I / pkg. 44* Blue Rose Rice 2-lb 7-oz. Canned Chilis pimiento can 37* Chill Dennison’s vllllE with beans 15%-oz. can 21* Tenderoni spaghetti lovers pkg. 5* 4-oz. 7* Lemon flavoring bottle 19* bottle baking Powder Royal, 12-oz. can 49* Sno-White Salt piod"zed pkg. 7* Beet Sugar 5 >bs 32* 10 ib.. 63* Corn Starch Kingsford lb. pkg. 9* Heinz Baby Food strained tin 7* Baby Food X7 pkg. 15* U. S. No. 1i Phone 592 Vernonia Serv. Sta. Johnson ORANGES SÄ, BUSH FURNITURE > CONVENIENT SERVICE lb. lb. lb. lb. 25-pownd •ack hr >4 25* 100% Bran Nabisco 16-oz. pkg. 17* Grape-Nuts Xiat 30P°g. 23* Rolled Oats S'na »-»>. Pk0. 26* Eggs, G? de A large Pancake Fiour Suzonn20-oz pkg. 9* Flapjack Flour Alber’s, 10-lb. bag 54* 13* Grapefruit Juice T°’n Blended Juice No. 2 can 17* V-8 Cocktail 46-oz. can 31* PArlrlai! Here's Health, LvlnluSa vegetable 43-oz. can 31* Tomato Juice D ownö . 2 can 10* Water Softener Drops pkg. 3 bars Lux Soap toilet 3 bars Camay Soap «¡1.» lifebuoy Soap bars 2 bars Palmolive Soap S.O.S. Scouring Pads 10 4 pad pad GUARANTEED MEATS VEGETABLES at SAFEWAY Bush furniture can bridge the gap from four bare walls to a modem, comfortable home— a place you will be glad to live in and a place in which you will be proud to entertain your friends. specific recommendations, the a- gent’s effice will be glad to fur nish bulletin No.2 oh seeding and managing forage crops in this county. The Vernonia IWA hoopmen captured their second win of the season Wednesday night of last week when they met the Portland Farmers’ Dairy quintet on the local gym flcor to calk i,p a ¿4 to 31 count. Top scorer for the n'ght was Mullins with 13 and Mellema for the Farmers tallied 16. Last Wednesday’s lineups were: IWA 34 31 Farmers’ Dairy Mullins 13 f 16 Mellema Davis 4 f 1 McKee Bauersfeldt 7 c 3 Foster Killian 7 g 2 McCarty Holce 3 g 6 Carline 2 3 Dixon GRADE TOURNEY STARTS FRIDAY The Columbia county grade school basketball tournament will be p’ayed Friday and Satqrday of this week at the John Gumm gym at St. Helens. This play-off decides the county championship and the winning team will enter the rccond annual Hill Military academy grade school basket ball tournament in Portland cn March 8 and 9. The Hill event calls for a 16- game p'ay-cff with trophies to be awarded the w'nners. The county wind-up event starts at 12 nocn Friday whaa Bulletin Tells Seeding Practices 49c 12c 15c 17c 12-c 39c mc 22c $113 Fr. Chin Salmon 39c s"ed ,b 42 Shoulder Lamb, sqr. cut, "AA" lb. 35c; "A" lb. 34c Rib Lamb Chops, Grade "AA" lb. 45c; "A" lb. 43c Lamb Stew, neck, breast, shank, 'AA' & 'A' lb. 19c Roast Beef Loaf lb. 45c Spiced Lunch Meat, Honey brand lb. 39c Bulk Pork Sausage, type I lb. 39c Fresh Smelt, Columbia river 2 lbs. 23c Fresh Dressed Fresh Dressed Grade A FOWL 34« FRYERS “7*43« TURKEYS Grod. Fr«ih dr. tied HENS lb. A Li
