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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
8 THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. short time after starting, rain stopped playing temporarily and threatened the remaining innings. All in all, the whole thing was unsatisfactory because Ridgefield, Vernonia town team’s first home which wasn’t expected to be tough game ended last Sunday afternoon competition, started off with four with disastrous results—for Ver runs in the first inning. After nonia. The last out in tha ninth that they added another in the left the locals with the small end fifth, two more in the eighth of a 11 to 1 score and the sec and four in their final time at ond loss of the season. bat. The game got off to a bad The best inning for Vernonia start a little ahead of the sched was the first when one run was uled 2:30 time due to rain. A scored. Ridgefield connected for 17 hits and Vernonia for eight. H R E Gordon, 8 . 0 0 0 Girod, 4 2 1 1 IT’S Brandow, 7 . 1 0 0 LaPorte, 2 1 0 0 Quinn,33 0 0 0 Johnson, 9 1 0 0 AS WELL AS 1 0 2 Cline, 5 Byers, 6 0 0 1 Derschmidt, 1 2 0 1 — — — Totals . 8 1 vl Serve ice cream often to your RIDGEFIELD— H R E family. This delicioub confec Bratlie, 4 3 1 0 H. Raz, 6 3 1 0 tion is full of food value for Kemper, 9 1 1 0 growing children and adults, Haggard, 2 2 1 0 too. J. Raz, 5 1 1 0 Mills, 3 2 1 0 Burrows, 8 3 2 0 Anderson, 1 3 2 0 Wray, 7 1 1 0 RIDGEFIELD IS WINNER SUNDAY NUTRITIOUS DELICIOUS The Cozy Bus Depot Ph. 582 Totals 17 11 0 Vernonia ............100 000 000— 1 Ridgefield .......... 400 010 024—11 J.E. Fossum Electrical Service i Mrs. Austin Dowling and son, Bernard, spent half a week at coma, Everett and Monroe iting relatives. Sunday guests at the John bel home were Mr. and Mrs. War ren Smith of The Dalles, May Fouts from Portland and Mrs. Ed Lindberg of Scappoose. They had all attended Pioneers day at Bir- Services Attended Strawberries At McMinnville Nearly Ripe RIVERVIEW—Aside from the immediate mourners, Riverviewers who attended the graveside serv ices held for George Davis at McMinnville Thursday afternoon were Mrs. T. C. Biggs, Mils. J. A. Wirtz, Clifford Fowler, Oscar Rand and J. A. Wirtz. The lat ter three acted as pall bearers. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steele and Bev erly Bassett Turner motored to Portland June 6 to attend the wedding of Emmalene Billings and Wayne R. Schmick. Mr. and Mrs. Jepson of Birkenfeld also attended. Mrs. J. A. Wirtz returned Tues day noon from Forest Grove where she had been assisting with the management of the R. C. Kemper home while her grand daughter, Patricia Marie Kemper, underwent a tonsilectomy at the General hospital Saturday morn ing. f Mrs. George Bell and daughters, who were vacationing in Idaho the past weeks, returned Satur day. They visited Mrs. Bell’s sis ter, Mrs. Don Potter at Chester, Idaho, and toured the Yellow stone National park. Mrs. Don Kissel of Timber and Mr,-. Alice Davs were callers at the Davis home here Tuesday. Tommy Malmsten retutned Tuesday from Portland, where he had spent a week with his grand mother, Mrs. S. V. Malmsten. MIST—Melvin DeRock is here on leave from the navy. He ex pects to be released soon, having just returned from Guam. He’s visiting his aunt, Mrs. Wm. Bridg- ers. Mrs. L. E. Knowles’ daughter, Mrs. Agatha Wills, of Seattle, is visiting at the Kwonleb’ home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sund- land and Sharon were up from Seaside and stayed Thursday night with his folks, the Chas. Sundlands. The strawberries are nearly ripe on the late Wm. Rose place. Austin Corll has charge of the crop. A family by the name of Pierce has moved into the little house recently vacated by the Brown family. Mrs. Earl Ropei's cousin has been a guest of the Roper family last week. She flew up from California. kenfeld. Shady Lane was in the village one day last week. Regularly - cleaned and pressed clothes last lor ver, look better. Have this home business do your work. VERNONIA CLEANERS Phone 1211 ASLRE SUITS PETE BRUNSMAN SPORTING GOODS. FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS PAINT ---------- FATHER’S DAY GIFTS AND HARDWARE $3.45 Wood Camp Stove with Oven Cruiser Axe. ........ $18.95 30 in. x 13 in. x 16 in. . . Large Dish Pan. ............. 75c Just the thing for berry pickers or ramping (>.ter Hair Clipper. .... $2.75 ......... $3.95 Large Garbage Can. . . Emer.on Radio. ........... $33.70 1-Gal. Thermos Jug with Spigot . ......... $4.95 $9.90 55-lb. Roll Roofing $2 50 Boots, light weight .... 50 ft. Length Goodyear Garden Ho.e . . . $9.95 Croquet Sets . . $7.25 to $14 95 Cantilever Tackle Boxes.............................. $2.95 5-Gal Can. Auto King Motor Oil ............. $3.95 Two-way Talkie by Dictograph ............. $18.50 Coleman G.I. Pocket Stove. Burns any gas $10.50 I Knight’s Bldg., 706 First St., Vernonia CONTRACT — DAY WORK — INSTAL LATIONS — ALTERATIONS — REPAIRS Home Commercial Phone 423 Industrial I ¡3HXHZHZHZMZHXHZHXMZHZHZM^ H Z H Father's Day Gifts H Z H H Suggestions Z M H ROYALBUILT SAL-KING Z H $4.50 ALL PURPOSE REELS H X LEADER H FLY BOXES • BOXES .. . $1.10 H X H RAIN-BEAU CASTING LINE K $2.50 WATERPROOF SILK 50 yards ... H H H RAIN-BEAU OIL TEMPERED . SILK LINE 25 Yard................ IGUDLINE NYLON LINE............. Water and Mildew Proof 50 yard. $2.00 H $2.95 H H Leader — Elies — Spinner. — Split Shot Sinkers Pinch on Sinkers — Ferrule Cement — Rod Varnish H GRIPLOCK TACKLE AND TOOL BOXES H LEVELS ... H H H H H H H H $7.50 $4 50 Diagonal Cutter. $2.50 Hand Sander. SAWS — HAMMERS — PLANES $1.95 Hoffman Hardware Co FOR PAINTS—SEE HOFFMAN Vernonia, Oregon PHONE 181 JUST FINISH THIS SENTENCE: "I like EDWARDS COFFEE because . . ." in 25 additional words or less. Get a pound of Edwards Coffee and free entry blanks today at SAFEWAY. Snowflake HI-HO Gardennide Soda Crackers BUTTER WAFERS PEAS Sno-White Salt Ploin or Iodized Pkg. Seedless Raisins Cenvolo, 2-lb. pkg. Pancake Flour H King Solomon, No. 1 tall con H H H H Sardines Hamburger Relish NoIley's, 12-oz jar Pure Mustard Tempty, 16-oz. jar Meat Sauce Shedd's Old Style, 8-oz. bot. Sandwich Bags Woodland, pockage of 50 Dry Oatmeal & Cereal, Gerber's, 8-oz. pkg. 7* 21« Radiator cleaned. Shocks serviced Universals greased Experienced mechanic familiar with Army Type Tfucks GREENWOOD MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Vernonia, Ore. Ph. 1121 Cream Stylo Golden Bantam 15* Can 2 Ab. 15* 10* Btvarly or Howdy 25* BUTTER P EANUT 13* CATSUP TOMATO 20* 10* 15* 55* 14C Bottle PRUNES sDwT 2-lb. bag 4-lb. bag lin^E TOWN HOUSE vwIvE Grapefruit 46-02. 27e 49c * Can Delicious, ttuty EDAM FRIDAY, SATURDAY FEATURES Pure Pork Sausage Type I—Visking casing Just slice and fry. A Fresh Fowl Grade dressed Grade A Hen Turkeys dressed Rock Cod Fillets Nate's Prawns Fresh Halibut Firm slices Fresh Halibut Crab Meat no »bells ’/2 Fresh Oysters “X“ lb. 40* lb. 48* lb. 37c *1.19 lb. 41e lb. 35* lb. 69* pint 65* CAUlIir EMERGENCY I AHIR u SUGGESTIONS Broil or boil moots instead of frying. Save vitally flooded fat*. Fresh Eggs Orade A CHEESE b 50* Large, dev. 49c 22c '/2-|b 43c Canterbury Tea Safeway prices are low—on all items, not on just a few. Hence, you save on every shopping trip—every day. Safeway Guaranteed MEATS Have your car serviced for hot summer driving CORN TYPICAL SAfCWAY LOW PRICCS! MZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ» STOP AT THE DODGE PLYMOUTH SIGN PictSweet No. 2 Can I-lb. pkg Suzanna, 2Vi-lb. pkg. H EDWARDS COFFEE Regular, Drip or Pulverized Grind* ... 1 Lb. Vacuum Jar 240 PRIZES IN ALL! H . .. 65c, $1.25, $1.60 and $7.50 and 25 BENDIX De luxe HOME LAUNDRIES 25 BULOVAu-iewei WRIST WATCHES Canterbury Tea Bags pkg. of 48 36c Kerr Jars Rpt,.21 $1.35 Xs; 83c Kerr W.M. Jars rii. $1.70 $1.03 Jar Rubbers 5SU w«i 3 Pkg5. 10c Kerr Lids (regular) ......... 3 pkgs. 10c Masan Caps Hocking per doz. 15c M. C. P. Pectin 3-oz. 3 pkgs. 25c Dreft New suds discovery .... pkg. 23c Sweetheart Soap Bath size .. 11c ORANGE JELLY C & S Brand A real taste treat. No. 2l/2 jar YOUR FAVORITI ViMTABUS!^ They're here new CANTALOUPES Firm, ripe and sweet. A delicious dessert. Shafter Potatoes S. No. F. Crispy Fresh Lettuce 9 to 15-al. Heids Ea. 8c All Asparagus Green Spring Beets Local Dry Onions Yellow Spinach Local Crop No tops Carrots to pay for Turnips Local—bunched luirv Lemons 5 lbs you cer mom toe roue mow or SAPP WAY 19c 5’/2 c 6c
