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THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
RIDGEFIELD TO VERNONIA IS
PLAY HERE SUN. TOP TEAM IN
SUNDAY GAME
Ridgefield will come here Sun-
day to give Vernonia the first
home baseball game this season
although this game is the second
originally scheduled. A previous
home game with Scappoose was
called because of rain.
Fans will have the chance to
see Vernonia and Ridgefield in
action at the O-A ball park
which is being readied for Sunday.
The game is called for 2:30 the
team managers, ■ Glen Hawkins
and Lou Girod, say and a good
contest is promised.
The game is the first of five
thati are Lcheduled for the local
diamond in succession. Following
Ridgefield, McLaughlin Heights
on June 16 Clatskanie on June
23, Hudson on June 30 and St.
Helens on July 7 will appear
here.
The
Vernonia
Country
Club
GREMLIN
T OURMENT
Here is an event you
can’t afford to miss.
Fun for everybody
TEE-OFF TIME-
10:00 A.M’
Sunday, June 9
Public Welcome
For information ask at
club house or tourna
ment committee:
Kent Bauersfeldt
Calvin Davis
John Roediger
Vernonia won another one Sun
day. It was the diamond meet
ing with Camas at the Camas
park and it made the third win
of the season as compared with
one loss. So far the locals have
taken the measure of Clatskanie,
St. Helens and Camas but have
been measured by Hudson in the
second Vernonia try of the sea
son.
One game so far has been called
because of rain and that was the
fii' t one to be played here when
Scappoose was to provide the
competition. That game will be
made up later in the season.
Camas succeeded in getting
eight connects off Rerschmidt and
Vernonia got seven off the Camas
hurler but one more time around
the bases brought the win into
the Vernonia camp 4 to 3. Both
pitchers turned away six at the
plate.
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VERNONIA—
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Gordon, 8 ............................ 0
0
Girod, 4 ...»...................... 1
1
Bhandow, 9 ......................... 1
2
LaPorte, 2
2 0
Quinn, 3 3 ..........................0
0
Willhite, 7 ....................... 1
0
Cline, 5 ................................ 1
0
Byers, 6 ......... >................... 0
0
Deii-chmidt, 1
1 1
Totals .............................. 7
CAMAS—
Fredich, 4 ........................... 1
D. Pickett, 5 ...................... 2
D. Miller, 2 ......................... 1
Newman, 9 ......................... 1
Kelley, 7 ............................. 0
Chevron, 3 ........................ 2
W. Pickett,6 ...................... 0
Andrew, 8 .......................... 0
Gott, 1 ................................ 0
Smith .................................. 0
Davis .................................. 0
Hall ...................................... 1
DISHWARE SETS IN OPEN STOCK
32, 64 and 94 pieces
FLOOR LAMPS, PIN-UP LAMPS,
BED LAMPS, TABLE LAMPS
CLOTHES HAMPERS
All aluminum, non-rust
For cooking and serving
SMOKING STANDS
JUICE SETS
Decorated glasses and server
PLASTIC WARE
Soap dishes, towel racks and
shelves at half price
We think CHEVRON
i» the best gas in town.
You’ll think so, too, after
your first tankful.
Rose Avenue Garage
Phone 337
H. II. Sturdevant
SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION
FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS PAINT
GIFTS AND HARDWARE
Cruiser Axes ........ $3.45 Wcod
W< t>d Camp Stove with Oven
30 in. x 13 in. x 16 in.
........ $18.95
Just the thing for berry pickers or camping
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/ Dster Hair Clippers .... $2.75
1-Gal. Thermos Jug with Spigot .............. $4.95
i / 4/ Emerson Radios ............ $33.70
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55-lb. Roll Roofing
Boots, light weight
..................................... $9.90
$2.50
Metal Body Wheel Barrow
........................$9.00
Croquet Sets
$7.25 to $14.95
50-ft. Length Goodyear Garden Hose . . . $9.95
Rural Mai) Boxes ........ $1.30
Coleman G.I. Pocket Stove. Burns any gas $10.50 5-Gal Cans Auto King Motor Oil .............. $3.95
Two-way Talkie by Dictograph .............. $18.50
Apple’s Water Bags 2-gal $1.00; 3-gal. $1.25
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FOWLER’S
New & Used Stere
announced lej t week a pie social
and dance at the Legion hall on
the night of Friday, June 7.
Proceeds from that evening’s
event will be used to’finance the
purchase of suits and equipment
for the team.
PETE BRUNSMAN
. . . on hard-to-get items. Try
the NEW and USED store for
bargains and variety. If we
don’t have what you want, let
is try to »ret it for you.
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New Store Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 «r.m.
EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK INCLUDING SATURDAYS
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MAIN DISH EGGPLANT-Cut
eggplant in half lengthwise and par
boil for 15 minutes. Scoop out center,
mash and combine with chopped
cooked meat, % cup of bread crumbs,
grated onion, and seasonings to taste.
Add a beaten egg and mix well. Refill
shells, dot with butter or marga
rine, and bake in hot oven (400° F.)
for 15 minutes. Serves 4 to 6.
CARROTS AND SQUASH-Cut
carrots and zucchini or Italian squash
in thin slices, and steam in just a bit
of water until tender, about 10 min
utes. Season with salt, pepper, onion
juice and sprinkle with grated cheese
to serve.
BROCCOLI—Season cooked broc
coli with salt, pepper, and a table
spoon or two of orange juice. Top
with grated orange rind to serve.
Simply delicious!
An Extra Safeway Service
Pie Social and Dance
Legion Hall
Fri., June 7, 9:30 p.m.
Ladies Bring Pies
FINANCE
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Director
The Homemakers' Bureau
ATTTENTION
USED TO
Practices have already started
for the softball team to be spon
sored by the F.O.E. and for
which several games have been
scheduled with teams in nearby
towns.
Managing the team is
Andy Killian. The first practice
was held May 27.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles
Cartel lûruJtc.
CLOTHES BASKETS
BE
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Vernonia's four-man golf team
didn’t get a chance to compete
Sunday at the Forest Hills .tour
nament which was scheduled but
which was called off.
Golfers
had been practicing for the event
for some time by attempting to
reach one of the top four posi
tions on the club ladder from
which the four-man team was to
be ¿elected.
Instead, a blind bogey was the
Sunday event at the Vernonia
course. Three high players were
Ben Brickel first, Frank Hartwick
second and R. D. Jackson third.
Consolation prize went to Edwin
Ade.
TOPPED ASPARAGUS - Cook
asparagus stalks separately from
tips. When tender, drain and mash
stalks, adding a bit of evaporated
milk and butter or margarine for a
creamy consistency. Season and
serve as a sauce over the asparagus
tips.
All sizes and styles
WILL
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SOFTBALL TEAM
IS F.O.E. PLAN
June is the month to treat your family to a vegetable
spree! The wide variety of green foods in season right
now makes it easy to enjoy salads and tempting
cooked vegetable dishes aplenty. Buy where quality
is guaranteed. Make your selections at Safeway.
FRESH EGGPLANT
See Carol Drake’s recipe
in the left hand column.
Cantaloupes
S’i Plums
Meat
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Juicy Lemons
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Ice cold lemonade ir
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refreshing in
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any weather
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TEXAS TOMATOES
19c
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Firm and ripe.
Delicious tn salads.
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lb.
lb. 10c Dry Onions
3 21c
lb.23c Cucumbers Älb. 25c
Bermuda
lbs.
GLORIFIED GREEN BEANS—
For a pleasing new flavor, sprinkle
green beans with rf bit of nutmeg
just before serving.
OXFORD STONEWARE
PROCEEDS
Tom Bateman, Vernonia Coun
try club president, still tops the
ladder match play board for the
club, Tuesday evening’s listings
showed. The other nine players
making up a list of the ten high
on the ladder are:
Kent Bauersfeldt
Ed Reichwein
Paul Dyer
Calvin Davfe
Jack Anderson
Jim Davies
C. L. Anderson
Ben Brickel
Harry King
SUN. EVENT
CALLED OFF
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Totals ............................ 8
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Vernonia ............ 000 103 000—4
Camas ................ 000 000 030—3
Bush Furniture
Offers You The
Items Below
Bateman Still
Tops Ladder
EAGLES’
SOFTBALL TEAM
Public Invited
Order Carol Drake’s 194 G
canning guide now
This complete and colorful manual
contains thorough directions about
canning and freezing all kinds of
food — fruits, vegetables, meats,
poultry, fish. Everything you need
to see you through the entire can
ning season is included in this con
cise. authoritative booklet. It's all
yours for a dime. Just send 10c in
coin or stamps to
CAROL DRAKE. Director
The Homemaker's Bureau
Box 2110, Dept. J
San Francisco 26, California
Fruit Juices
Grapefruit Juice House can " 13* oT 31*
Blended Juice TSSoL* 18* t 42*
Orange Juice Xw >£n2 20* £ 46*
Qt. Jar 29*
Apple JuiCe New West
Old Dutch Cleanser
2 cans 15«
Duz Soap Powder 31K-OZ. pkg. 23«
Oxydol Soap
24-oz. pkg. 23*
Ivory Soap
6* Large 3/29*
3 bars 27 i
Cashmere Bouquet
White Magic Bleach 1-gallon Jug 32«
Select Brooms Sturdy
Each M.00
HWOWttFFCF
We reserve the
right to limit
quantities
Peanut Butter2lb
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Real Roast
lb. Jar 25e
Raisins
Raisins
&
Cenvalo, Seedless
Breast, legs and
Thighs. VI®
Hearts, wings
and gis-
sards, lb.
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Wing Tip,,
FRESH HALIBUT
Med. Size lb.
By the piece
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21*
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Leg o' Lamb
40<
Square AA
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Lamb Chops
Hen Turkeys Ä lb. 48«
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Features for Friday and Saturday
Turkey
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Cinderella, Seedless
lb. ... . • 1
Mason Jars LT ^.s1.35Q't;.83<
Economy Jars -VK.S1.55 Q'tl 93*
Jar Rubbers Ra^i^:n 3 PkJ0<
Top Seal Rubbers ™'. 3Pk<.10‘
Jar Lids Kerr, r«. 1-doz. pkg. 3/25«
Jar Caps Kerr, rec. Pkg. of 12 21«
Mason Caps Ln;hok’<,orokf'Tr 15<
Airway Coffee lb. bag 20« 3-lb. 58«
Nob Hill Coffee whole bean, lb. bag 23*
Edwards Coffee i lb. Jar 28« 2-lb. 54*
Our Mothers Cocoa I 2-lb. pkg. 19*
Canterbury Tea v;¿b- 22*
36*
Meat Sauce Old Style 8-oz. bot. 20*
Red Hill Catsup 13%-oz. bottle 14<
16-oz.
Ripe Olives
Medium
Jar 24<
Relish Nalley’s Hamburger, 12-oz. Jar 19<
Sweet Mixed Pickles Golden Qt. 48<
Deviled Ham Libby’s No. % tin 14«
Sandwich Bags
Pkg. of 40 10«
Edam Tasty Cheese
Pound 50<
Deep Brown Beans Libby, 14-oz.
can 10«
Pancake Flour Suzanna 40-oz. pkg. 15<
Flapjack Flour Albers 10-lb. bag 64<
Prunes
24*
Starr brand (Prepared)
Balling Powder
Calumet, 16-oz. can
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Baking Soda %-«>•
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Arm A Hammer
Salt
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Prunes (
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Walnut Meats'53c
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