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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
NIGHT DONKEY SOFTBALL GAME SCHEDULED Softball fans will get their money’s worth August 19, Mon day, when they’ll see a softball game with the teams “enjoying” donkey assistance in playing the game. In other words a donkey softball game is scheduled on that The Vernonia Country Club WE NOW CARRY SUPPLY A GOOD OF GOLFING MERCHANDISE What you don’t we, ask for and we trill do our beat to get it for you. Visit ttte Vernonia Country Club and bring your picnic lunch to spreaed “In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree.’* Public Invited for Golf 8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1946 Urgent SEMI-FINAL GOLF PLAY SUNDAY SEED Another step nearer the nam- ing of the champion golfer for the Vernonia Country club will be made this Sunday when local players compete for the semi finals in the club’s tournament. The tournament committee, Cal. date at the city park field. Spon soring the appearance of the donkeys here will be the Vet erans of Foreign Wars and ar rangement were made early this week by Tom Bateman who will announce team rosters next week if they can be made up by that time. Donkey softball has attracted a lot of interest wherever the game has been played and prom- ises to provide plenty of enter tainment here, Mr. Bateman said. Roediger and Kent six pounds of sugar per month per 3 man instead of Institutional users who feed loggers should apply in writing to the Oregon district OPA office in the Bedell building, stating the estimated average number of men to be fed per day and the number of days the establishment will be in operation during August. The sugar allotments will be based on the number of persons fed per day. FLIGHT Reichwein } Bateman FIRST FLIGHT C. L. Anderson ) Bob King 1 30 A.M. to 12 Noon Thurs. Aug.8 PETE BRUNSMAN /,vA SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS PAINT BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES, NAILS Cal Davis SECOND FLIGHT E. P. Mullins iP } Geo. Robbins Ed Roediger FLIGHT }— Geo. Turner Hal Fowler Bill Horn J Marvin Turner --------- P OCKET K N I V E S—----- Just received $300 shipment of genuine Camillus Cutlery Co. brass-bound pocket knives. Prewar price and quality $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 ¿'■''4»'^/’ } Edwin Ade THIRD The power will be off from Riverview to the Mist-Birkenfeld areas for emergency work from pounds, starting August first. } Harry King TO THE CONSUMERS OF WEST OREGON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. loggers in isolated camps will get The lineup for this Sunday is: Anderson NOTICE nouncement from Washington that of match arrangements which will name the champ a week from this Sunday when the 36-hole finals will be played. CHAMPIONSHIP re- have been granted with the an Bauersfeidt, has been in charge Bauersfeidt long-standing office for more sugar for loggers SPORT TOPICS John and quests by the Oregon district OPA THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. Davis, — LOGGERS TO GET MORE SUGAR OPA ADVISES If one should folk w precisely the needle of a compass he would travel an irregular curve leading eventually to the north magnet'c pole, though not usually by a “great circle” route. Premier Vacuum Cleaner..... $54.50 Hamilton Beach Vac. Cleaner $40.50 Everbest 1-gal. Thermic Jug with spigot ........................... $4.95 %-in. or i/j-in. Skil Drills ..... $55.00 Deviled Egg Plates. Room for 15 egg3 and Salad in Center $1.50 Large Galvanized Buckets ......... 85c Iron and Extension Cords ....... 60c Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Header Forks, Potato Forks Beautify Your Home and Lawn Red and Green Rocking Chairs Tubular Steel ....................... $5.45 Red and Green Tub. Stl. chairs $4.95 Three-way (heavy bronze base) Floor Lamps ....................... $21.95 Two-Speed Egg Beaters ......... $2.00 $1 value Towel Bars, Black, Red Green or Yellow ..................... 25c Atkins 26-in. 10-pt. Hand Saw $3.75 10-rd. Rolls Woven Fence 50” $9.75 PLYWOOD AND GALVANIZED DOWN SPOUTS muhï M mcats best BUY * top ’ g ^°UÏE^ o A^teak'o,a°'leo"nieC” AA 4 A lb 59'• “ ss ' ““.MÍ ss ^»“shoulàer Square, Cut lb 38c STEAKS IT'LL BE READY NEXT WEEK FOLKS Grode AA or A. Lb ‘AA’ & runes young veal Ib 58c Veal I««“ y Ib 53c ‘AA’ A-unb Grade A A Ib 52c ' °nf I a mb Grade A. Ib 47' Legs *' f,e«h delivery ib 49' I ctinless Wieners , Ml Heady picnic« _ Sugar ’lb. E. V. Robertson Cleve Robertson ’"7 puc"« *hiCh mMnS lop pout 51220 W. Eastern Cured ‘9c SAVE WITH SAFEWAY'S FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PAICHA. OÄH. the. Tomatoes ind it'«. bacai» Molh.r Mahn. ii iMutilil <1 Ikii »u.a «1 the yeu. Lilted here in »■« ol kei uif lise, ke.hkfil leodi — ia plentiful l.yply. May wi llggett that you leed dollar will go larther ii yoi »rve wore Ireih ,rodace the» days. Seedless Grapes Juicy Lemons <hin skins Crispy Cucumbers Cooling Dry Onions Oregon mediums Green Bell Peppers stuffing Crookneck Squash Yeiiow rbe Sweet lb 22c 4c ib. 8c ib 10c ib. 39c refresh«! ond delicious. Cantaloupes Sweet and flavorful Golden Bantam Corn Local crop Oregon Potatoes with »hat fresh garden flavor TPonikÁ. Get the best in produce at Safeway. WatArmolAnC ndieillieiOllS Vine-ripened ib. « io Bartlett PEARS Ib 11 «4 . — Grown in Yakima — Ib 10c lb 2!ic A juicy, cooling, lb 19c Ib 5c refreshing fruit. Everyone likes Pears Serve them often’ Fri. & Sat. Produco Feature»! Get More for Your Money in Groceries—at Safeway Canned Goods Tender Peas 8en Cliff ex-standard Green Beans Sunrise French Style No. 2 can 20* Diced Beets Vita Sprlnx No. 2 can 12« No. 2 can 12« Young Spinach “SIT“1 No. 2’/i can 18* Pork & Beans, Dennison's 15cV-13* PALACE CAFE O'5""1'' Ä SELECTED PRODUCE Cream Corn Golden Bantam No. 2 can 14« PLEASANTLY SURPRISED ‘C mead«»« Dressed Ib. 11c • The Palace Cafe (formerly Chat ’N Nibble) will be completely re modeled and ready to serve you next week. We can’t set a definite opening date so watch our windows for an opening an- noucement. • When we open we hope you will like it because we are trying to make it modem in every respect. Let this be your invitation to you to visit our restaurant. M SofewaV Y°“ Lima Beans & Pork Ravioli De in Toznato Sauce 16* 15- ol jar 13* Noodle Dinner 16- ol jar 16* Spaghetti Ho. 2 can 20* Chicko Spread "’EX'* 3- ol Jar 19* Deviled Meat, LeefTs 6* "V 10* Turko Spread R^r'’ 3- ol Jar 19* Clapp's Baby Foods, strained, tin 7* Clapp's Chopped Foods per tin 8* Beverages and Juices ^20« 3^58< Airway Coffee Nob Hill Coffee 23* 45* 1¿bc¿ar28‘ ?¿54* Edwards Coffee Instant Coffee, Borden's, 2%-oz. jar 39* !6-lb. box 10* Hershey's Cocoa %-lb. 22* 43* Canterbury Tea PkR. Flavorade Drink Mix 3 pkts. 10* Vegetable Juice, V-8 "V 15* 31* 18* £ 42* Blended Juice Pickles, Sauces, Spreads Miscellaneous Dried Prunes 27«; 4-lb. 49* cello pkg. 2-lb. pkg. 25* Seedless Raisins Shredded Wheat, Nabisco Cheez-lt Jr. Crackers Sno-Whrte Salt 6-oz. pkg. 11« Iodized Matches, True American Blue White pkg. 12* BIt'washM pkg. 7« (6 boxes) 23* 2 pkgs. 15« Camay Toilet Soap 3 bars 20« Jar Rubbers 3 pkgs. 10« Mason and Ideal Kerr Jar Lids, regular 3 pkgs. 25* Peanut Butter, Beverly, 2-lb. jar 55* Lea 1 Perrin Sauce, 5-oz. 32*. 10-oz. 57* Cider Vinegar gal. bottle 44* Jiffy Seals, fast and efficient pkg. 9* ÄKruft Relish- Wheat Hearts, Sperry, 28- ol pkg. 22* 5-oe. aa / Dill Pickles, Columbia, 1% qt. size 65* Albers Oats Premium 2%-lb. pkg. 31* Instant Ralston 1-lb. pkg. 20* Flapjack Flour, Albers, 2!4-lb. pkg. 24*
