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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1949)
I BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric New Low Price on Frigidaire Refrigerators MJ 7 $22475 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES Hold* mor, food than ever before in twt same kitchen spa««! HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS 2nd FLOOR SPECIAL EXTRA BIG! Frigidaire Set. 6 Knives, 6 forks 6 Spoons, 6 tablespoons $2X5 Stainless Steel Tea spoons 35c Dozen MASTER-7 Actually has 7.7 cu. ft. food storage space 2nd FLOOR SPECIAL GZ" 2ND FLOOR SPECIAL Chrome Vanad;um Stl. Turning Fork 60c Vai. 15c 2nd FLOOR SPECIAL and Linoleum Paste Sandura 1st Quality Linoleum Rugs 9x12 $9.95 9x15 $10.95 Oak Pattern Rug Border. 40c Lineal yd. SPECIAL: Red Marble Maneto Print Linoleum 59c Square Yard I lU-oz. Black Bear waist Overalls $3.29 4 Matches Shot By Rifle Team Last week was a busy one for the Vernonia rifle men They shot four matches, winning three and 1< sing one. The first match was with Gresh am at the Vernonia club room. This was a sitting-standing match ■which Vernonia lost by 3 points, V80 to 892. These a.re high scores fcr this type match. By winning this match, Gresh am wa* able to stay in the run ning for first place, having won S and lost 3. Harold Peterson was first with 181, followed by Milton Lamping 1F0 and Ben George 180. Gresham Vernonia Easten 188 Peterson 181 Stanley 181 lumping 180 George 180 Atturbury 177 Townsend 175 Lamping 178 Aldrich 170 Chitwood 174 TOTAL 889 Wednesday night, March 23, Vernonia visited Portland Rifle club for two matches with teams One pi-one-standing number 6. match and one sitting-standing match were shot. Vernonia won both of these matches by decisive scores. Ralph Aldrich was first in the prone-standing match with 184, followed by Milton Lamping 183, and Ben George 172. Vemonia Portland Aldrich 184 Storms 180 Lamping 183 Taylor 164 George 172 Smelser 164 Bowerman 172 Erwin 159 Lamping 163 Kahn 152 TOTAL 874 824 The sitting-standing match was followed by a prone-standing. In this match Ben George was high with 185, followed closely by Ralph Aldrich 184 and Milton Lamping 182. Vernonia Portland George 185 Taylor 182 Aldrich 184 Storms 178 PflINTI NG Interior — Exterior FLOOR SANDING COLOR MATCHING III, WORK GUARANTEED ON CONTRACT BASIS Charles Seeberger H“»6 Kos? Avenue New Low Price on RK40 Frigidaire Elec. Range • Exclusive Quickubo Trays • Full-width, roller-bearing Hydrator • Large Super-Freexer N°"’ $259.75 Many other FEATURES 5-Speed Radiantube Cooking Units Large Even-Heit Oven Cook Master Oven Clock Control Full width Storage Drawer Automatic Oven Light 32-pc. Gold Band Dishes $6.95 42-Pc. Dutch Mill Set Dishes $12.95 32-pc. Dutch Mill Set $10.25 51-pc. Dutch Mill Dishes $14.95 42-pc. Needlepoint Pattern $11.50 42-pc. Red Band Set $10.25 24 pc. 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Blue Bantam and Little Marvel. %-Ib. 18c Lamping 182 Kohn I 169 Peterson 181 Erwin 164 Lamping 169 Smelser • 153 846 TOTAL 901 Friday night, March 25, ’ Ver nonia went to Mt. Hood to shoot a crucial match with the Mt. Hood rifle team. If Vernonia won it, it would make a three way tie for first place with Gresham. Mt. Hood and Vernonia. If Mt. Hood won, that team would be in first place and Vernonia and Gresham would tie for second place. Vernonia was hot and even though it was a sitting-standing match, won it by the decisive score of 911 to 892. Mt. ITood Vemonia Armstrong 185 George 186 Lamping 185 Jekler 181 Lamping 183 Goger 176 McCroskey 175 Aldrich 179 Peterson 178 Beadle 175 911 TOTAL 892 As it now stands in the sharp shooter division of the Columbia- Willamette rifle league three teams are tied for first place: Vernonia, Gresham and Mt. Hood, There will be a shoot-off in all three positions to decide who will hold first, second and third place. Each of the teams has won 9 and lost 3 matches out of 12 this season. Vernonia can say they finished the season at the top. Spring Tourney To Start Sun. Sunday will mark the opening of the 1949 Bush spring handicap tournament at the Country club, Lloyd Quinn, club president, saki this week. Pairings for the start of the event were drawn up re cently by the tournament commit tee and are being published below again this week for the informa tion of golfers who may have for gotten their matches. O. T. Bateman vs. Cecil Johnson Harry King vs. Ed Roediger Paul Dyer vs. Calvin Davis Jim Davies vs. R. L. Tunnell Earl King vs. Lowgll Hieber C. L. Anderson vs. Geo. Carr Ben Brickel vs. Ray Brandow Art Davis vs. Geo. Robbins Robert King vs. Gordon Larson Frank Hartwick vs. George Turner John Roediger vs. Bill Heath Jack Anderson vs. A. R. Landers Kent Bauersfeld vs. E. P. Mullins Loel Roberts vs. Bill French Joe Dennis vs. Ben George F. M. Ruhl vs. Lloyd Quinn Howard Rundell vs. J. A. Bush Headed by Kent Bauersfeld, the defending champion, members of the Vernonia Golf and Country club are set to start swinging in pursuit of the spring handicap championship. Starting this coming Sunday and continuing for the next five weeks, the tournament stacks up as one of the most hotly contested since the end of the war. Unlike the fall tourney that decides the club champion—the winner of which can generally be pre-determined from the clubs three or four top golfers, the spring handicap is a wide open affair, It gives each golfer a handicap scoring according to his ability, By thus making every player a potential winner it pro- vides a competitive atmosphere that probably exceeds any other type of match play. Players will be allowed a seven- day period to play off each match. If the contestants fail to play their match within this allocated time, one or both will forfeit his chance at the championship. Club rules will govern all play. With several new members join ing the club and starting to play golf for the first time, we believe it a good idea to acquaint them with some of the terminology of the golfing world. The average golfer will find of course that he will originate many terms of his own to fit various' situations. However, the follow, ing are the most commonly used and have the added advantage in that they may be used in mixed company. A round of golf: She trip from the front door to the back door of the club house the hard way. Par for the course: A mathe- Tick Bass vs. Guy Thomas Bill Horn vs. Vern Sykes Joe Magoff vs. E. E. Greenwood Duke Byers vs. Floyd Bush Wes Bolmeier vs. Larry Wiese Russ Thompson vs. Deri Roberts Jack Nance vs. Chas. Cedarburg Tom Turner vs, Marvin Turner -- Gene Shipman vs. Ed Ade M. L. Ludwig vs. K. G. Anderson Jim Davies heads the tourna ment committee and the other members are John Roediger. Art Davies, Bob King and Jack An derson. Interior High Grade Enamel. $5.49 Gal. Gloss Coat Enamel $4.95 Gal. Miracle Wall Tone $3.59 Gal. Special prices on pure bristle paint b.’ashes 15c to $8.50 You needn’t buy your dream kitchen al! at once. Start with a Kitchenaider cabinet sink <06” twin-bowl Kitchenaider shown) with Mullinaulcr electric garbage disposer. Add matching base and wall cabinets and a<-cessories later. frigidair« Luminous House Num bers. Glow in the dark. 15c Each 3-Tab Square Butt Roofing. Green or Red. Sq. $7.75 Wizard Serving Tongs 20c by A. Dubb Pressure Cooker (extra) 12 3 45 NEW LOW PRICE ON PLYWOOD 4x8x14 $3.85 4x8x% $8.35 4x8x% $6.95 MASONITE 4xx4x3/16 $1.45 4x8x3/16 $2,85 SIMPSON BOARD 4x8 Sheets $2.25 Mostly Golf Fluorescent Cooking-top Limp Roll Roof'ng. 99-lb. Red or Green $3.95 55-lb. Roll $2.50 45 lb. Roll $2.20 Bowling Results WOMEN’S LEAGUE This is the end of league play for this year and the tournament will start next week. League standings are: Dessy’s, 21 points 1st place: Dolly Laird, captain, Esmc Clos- ner, Margaret Juola, Len Schroe der and Marguerite Burton. Johnson’s and V.F.W. each hold 18 points and are tied for second place so must play one more series to end the tie. Vernonia Drug, 15 points. High series, 584, Hazel Shipman, and second high series, 540, Mary Wiese; high game, 219, Pat Mc Mullen, 2nd high game, 214, Hazel Shipman. V.F.W. 4 Dessy’s 0 783 697 736 708 818 701 2106 2337 For Dessy’s: high game, 175, and high series, 493, Dolly Laird; matical impossibility computed by someone who never tried to play golf. Birdie: What you get from the guy you are playing with when he goes one under par on a hole. Eagle: A big bird. Dub: Any shot of less than 250 yards made by your opponent. Whiff: A clean miss accompa nied by loud swearing and the shout “practice”. Out of bonds: Same as it was in the service. The best place to play but they won’t let you play there. Hazard: A left handed golfer. Short Putts: Wally Noakes, currently assist ing Dave Howard with the course, helped construct the LaGrande course in 1926 and was a greens- keeper at the Glendover course in Portland for 6 years. Bud Bush is putting up such a swell trophy for the handicap tourney that he must be planning on winning it himself. Low score of the week was Paul Dyers’ 38. Outstanding shot of the week was Edison Aldrich's tee shot which put a permanent wave in the handle of Johnny Roedigers’ hag boy. Best idea of the week is Jimmy Davies' home driving range. This is an intricate arrangement and must be seen to be appreciated. Golfers having trouble with their wood game should contact Mr. Davies for information on its con struction and operation. WE DELIVER •Automatic Washer for V.F.W. high game, 197, Mickey Roberson, high series, 540, Mary ’«1- W lese. Drug 4 Johnson’s 0 687 750 746 2183 For Johnson’s: high game, 179, and high series, 497, Pauline Nee ley; for Drug: high game, 184, and high series, 514, Bessie Hen sley. Box score for Logger-Forest Grove game Monday. See story page 1. BOX SCORE: Loggers Frank 2b Mills lb Crowston 3b Williams SS-P Wantland P-SS Roberts CF Hibbs LF Wilcoxen RF Wall C Subs: J. Brewer 2b DeHart RF Normand LF Fleskes S Snyder CF M. C. Brewer TOTAL Vikings McKichan Beu RF Parmley LF Spear 3b McEachern C Scott lb Davidson SS Olson CF Chance P Subs: Fisher P Broderson RF McFarland P Dickey CF TOTAL Batteries: Forest Grove: Chance, Fisher, McFarland and McEach- ern; Vernonia: Wantland. Williams and Wall, Fleskes. Two Awards Won at Anniversary Sale The grand awards offered conjunction with the anniversary event of Brunsman Hardware and Electric were won by Agnes Blount and J. A. Gault Saturday Pete Brunsman announced. 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