« THURSDAY, FEB 7, 1952
THE EAGLE,
VERNONIA, ORE.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
FOR SALE—Real Estate
HOMES
3-ROOM modern house. $1500
full price. Terms or will trade
for anything of equal value.
CLOSE TO
SCHOOLS
and
SPINET PIANO
churches: 5-rm. m'idern house
with fireplace. Large garage
fine make. Will sacrifice. Terms
and shop in rear. House wired
if wanted- Can be seen in Ver
for range. $5000. terms.
nrnia. Write—
GOOD 4-rm. modern house with
3-room rental house on adjoin­
Tallman Piano Stores
ing lot.
Very good location.
395 S. 12th St.
Rental brings $35 per month.
Salem. Oregon
Full price for both, $4250, good
terms.
USED range tank, some galvan­ GOOD, 4-room modern house,
furnished, wired for range. Has
iz'd pipe, old style sink
Very
garage, woodshed and chick
«■heap. 992 Second Ave., after
house. Only $425 down, as­
5 p.m.
5t3c
sume veteran’s loan.
FOR SALE, reasonable: One MODERN, 5-rm. house, 3 lots.
Close in to business district.
wood burning cook stove, one
Very good condition Wired for
• lectric refrigerator, two-plate range. Price $4250.
electric hotplate. 458 A St., Ver­ 5-ROOM MODERN house, fur­
nished, wired for range. Close
nonia, Oregon.
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to business district.
2 lots.
PAIR of beautiful, green para­
Only $2850, good terms.
keets. One yellow canary, singer. GOOD 2-b?droom house, partly
Corner Sixth street, Riverview.
furnished, lots of built-ins,
breakfast nook, part basement,
5t3
garage. Only $3,000.00.
EAT CHICKENS' We have fresh GOOD 3-bedroom home, wired
for range, elec, water heater, just
frozen chickens for sale at all
times as we keep our new deep redone inside with wallboard and
ceiling blocks. Close to mill and
freezer stocked with good fat
¡hopping center.
Only $2650
pan frozen hens to stew and cash or $3000 terms.
capons to fry or roast. Phone 3 ROOM house for rent.
No. 6114. Fresh killed chickens
FARMS
for week ends on order. Kirk-
12 ACRES more or less, good 6-
hride’s, near Mile bridge, River-
room house. Can be had either
wiew.
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furnished or unfurnished. On
paved road close in.
Price
CLATSKANIE AUCTION YARD.
$9000 including furniture.
Sale every Sunday starting at
ACRES with 6-rm. modern
12 00 Stock and miscellaneous.
house. Wired for range. Double
Phone 1600, Clatskanie, Oregon.
garage, also woodshed and chick
2tfc
house. In city limits. Price
AUCTION: Every Friday; misc.
$-4>00, good terms.
sale at 10:30, livestock sells at GOOD business lot on Bridge St.,
» 00. We sell a nice volume of
$500.
livestock every sale day, selling
DON BAYLEY, BROKER
by the head or weight. Consign
MacDonald Hot I — Vernonia
your livestock to this auction.
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< ur many buyers pay top prices.
FOR SALE OR RENT: One bed-
Jf you prefer to sell your cattle
r<x>m house with bath, on six
iit private sale, we will buy any
lots. Garage. $2750 with good
number at any time or wilt call
terms.
to appraise your cattle. Altman's
FOR SALE OR RENT Clean 2
Auction Mart, Forest Grove: Walt
bedroom home wired for range.
Altman, Auctioneer. I do gener­
Chicken set-up. Seven acres.
al
auction >ering,
satisfaction
$8900
guaranteed. Phone 16215. Night
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ACRES on Nehalem, on main
phones, 4615 and 3878.
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highway, large house. $5800.
TOUR treadle machine made all
LUCILLE SESSMAN, Salesman
••lectric for only $24.50.
Any
NOTARY PUBLIC — TYPING
make. Park’s New Home Store,
J. M. Person, Broker
4€ltl N. Lombard or call the Ver­ Call 1127. 1700 Nehalem Street
nonia Eagle.
44tfc or 810 Bridge Street.
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FOR SALE Weancr pigs. Butcher
hogs. Ken West, by ah port.
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RAISE Chinchillas for Profit!
As high as 500% profit the first
year. Pairs with litters, pairs
carrying, young pairs.
Terms
can
be
arrang.-d.
For
in-
ft’rmation see D. O Smith at The
CJub.
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F DON SIMMONSON registered
Piano Tuning and Servicing.
M» mber National Ass’n. Piano
/uners. Contact Mrs. Fullerton,
Fbone 837.
31tfc
«CRUSHED
ROCK
FOR
roads and driveways. Also have
«and and gravel and fill dirt. See
P P Spofford or call 1023. 36tfc
FOR sale — I nsurance
LIFE, Fire, Car and Accident
Insurance.
Oregon Automobile
Inrurance Co.
II. Hudson and
George Bell.
26tfc
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FOR RENT____________
O’NE-ROOM cabin with cook
stove. Mrs. Frank Mills at the
end of 1st St., Riverview.
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THREE-ROOM apartment, show­
er bath, automatic hot water,
electric range, oil heat.
Free
laundry. Riverview Apts.
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HOUSE for rent. Four rooms,
electric heat, hot and cold water.
$30 a month Sec Bill Hodgson,
S. Rose Ave.
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JAKE. BERGER’S house for rent.
Electric heat, four rooms and
bath, and an apartment that can
be used for bedrooms. $50 a
month.
House No. 1209.
See
house next door for keys.
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WANTED______________
FARM WANTED: 30 acre» or
more in Nehalem valley. Give
full description and price. D. W.
Mickley, 6704 S E Belmont,
Portland 16, Oregon
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CONVALESCENTS,
all
ages.
Fileproof one-story building
Nurse on duty at all times. All
doctors welcome 650 E Oak St.,
Hillsboro,
Oregon.
Quarings
Convalescent Home.
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WILL PAY TOP prices for all
livestock
Will p,ck up at your
place. Grant C. Dodge, Forest
Grove. Rt. 2, Box 15.
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Bowling Results Court Clowns Scheduled to Meet
First Half Ends
For LC League
Four teams are tied for first
and second positions in the stand-
i ings of the Lower Columbia
i league as the result of games
played last Friday, which marked
the end of the first half of play,
i Standing at the head of the last
are Scappoose and Seaside with
fiv” wins and two losses each.
Third and fourth places in the
league are occupied by St. Helens
and Clatskanie, both with four
! wins and two losses.
!
Seaside, last year’s winner of
I the league, led nearly all the way
| Friday night to down Parkrose
I 52-41 and thereby gain'd their
tie position for first place. An­
other Friday night game between
Scappoose and Warrenton upset
the Indians 55-54 and lowered
■ tht m to the tie with Seaside.
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Scappoose had worked up a
I considerable lead early in the
! game and second stringers play-
! ed most of the second half, but
couldn’t hold out against War­
renton to maintain the lead.
St. Helens cams up one posi­
tion from previous standing by
winning over Rainier and Clats­
kanie did the same by defeating
Vernonia 66-56 Friday.
W
L
Pct.
Scappoose
5
.714
2
2
Seaside
5
.714
St. Helens
4
3
.571
Clatskanie
4
3
.571
Parkrose
3
3
.500
Rainier
3
4
.428
Vernonia
2 .. 5
.285
Warrenton
1
5
166
Champ Tourney
Plan for March
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
14
Johnson’ Service
10
Betty’s Caf?
10
Rebekah Lodge
9
Ore gon-American
9
The
Pal
Shop
I
» Dessy’s
7
I
7
Eagle
6
Vernonia Drug
5
Hot Shots
Team high game, Johnsons, 491;
team high series. Betty’s, 1351;
individual high game and series,
Dolly Laird, 196 and 496; splits,
Frances Choate, 9-10, and Fran-
ces VandeBogart, 5-7.
CITY LEAGUE
Lost
Won
Team
11
29
Odd Fellows
13
27
Oregon-American
21
19
Hahn's Hardware
26
14
Eagles Lodge
O-A 1
IOOF 3
IOOF — High game and series.
C. Hickman, 231 and 580.
O-A — High game and series,
J Llovd 234 and 562.
Hahn’s 3
Eagle Lodge 1
Hahn’s — high game R. Bran-
dow, 225; high series, T Hanson,
584.
Eagles — high game R Aldrich,
216; high series D. Laird, 562.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Lost
Won
Team
14
26
Heath’s Service
16
24
The Club
17
23
Pal Shop
22
18
Sundland Electric
23
17
Safeway Store
23
17
VFW
26
14
Dessy’s
28
12
Garlock-Closner
Sundland 0
Dessy’s 4
Dessy’s — high game and series,
C. Jann t, 206 and 582.
Sundland's — high game and
series. G. Shipman, 199 and 521.
G-C 2
Safeway 2»j
G-C — hieh game and series, R.
Carlock, 221 and 582.
Safeway — high game and series,
B. Curl 230 and 549.
Heaths 4
l"he Club 0
H:aths — high game and series,
D. Laird, 240 and 612.
The Club — high game and series,
H. Gwin, 188 and 536.
Pal Shop 4
VFW 0
Pal Shop — high game D. Rose,
239; high series, R. Sturdevant,
598.
VFW — high game and series, M.
Anderson, 191 and 306.
Town Team Friday Night at 8:30
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dribblers of all time, has dribbled
Tomorrow night the Harlem
through entire teams many a
Roadkings, negro wizards of the
time- so how can one guard halt
hardwood courts, meet the Ver-
him.
His nephew. Junior, has
nonia Town Team at the high
rapidly taken over the scoring
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school gym at 8:30 p.m.
honors and along with his speed
Bobby Grund will show his and tricky ball handling, feints
19th edition of the Roadkings as his opponents out of position for
they display their new name
his uncle Cleo to get set for easy
after being called Grund’s Trot­ shots.
ters over a period of years.
The talent remains the same as
Cleo Johnson returns for his 12th
season.
A basketball team is
doubly potent if it has an eagle­
eye who can pot the hoop from
near the center night after night.
But Bobby Grund will have not
Washington’s record of wins so
one—but two—of these basket­
far this season was maintained
getting magicians.
again last Friday when the Top­
The uncle-nephew combination
pers posted two wins over John
of Cleo and Junior Johnson ot
Gumm of St. Helens by tallying
Cleveland. Ohio has proved the a 39-16 A team victory and a
downfall of many a foe of the
28-2» win in the B division.
clowning negro five.
Top scoring for the main event
Since 1933 the team has cap­
went to Bud Fulton who totaled
tured over 2302 games while 23 points while Schneibel came
dropping 150 games against the
with 14 to lead the scoring
top college, pro and independent
in the preliminary.
aggregations in Am:rica, Canada
Lineups were:
Vernonia 39*
and Mexico®
-John Gumm 16
1 England
And night aft-r night much of Crowsian 6
F
3 Dank
the success of these Negro cage Carson 6
F
4 Giesa
Houdinis is due to the unguard­
C
Fulton 23
4 McKnight
able long shooting of the two Bush 2
G
Printz
Johnsons.
G
Empey 2
And what happens when op
B Team
John Gumm
posing guards rush them. Cleo
Vernonia
3 Friend
Johnson, rated on- of th? greatest
F
Fluke 8
2 Printz
Nanson 5
F
1
Jewell Bows 42-50 to
I Schniebel 14
7 Fleck
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Whitney
G
Harding 1
Tcwn Team Wednesday
5 Fritz
G
Pearson 1
The Vernonia Town T am and
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Jewell clashed Wednesday night
of last week and th? Jewell five
Banks Bows to Toppers
bowed before a 42-50 count as a
Tuesday
by 42-23 Tally
result of the encounter.
The
The
Washington
grade school
gsame was played at Jewell.
I
Don Ames was high-point man Toppers topp?d Banks 42-23 on
for Vernonia with 14 and Ralph Tuesday aftern. >n. High ; oint
man for the even
as Bud Ful­
Sturdevant «chalked up 8 points
ton with 20.
for second high.
Toppers Win 2
From John Gumm
This year will be the first that
Washington grade school has
been host for the playing of the
Columbia County grade school
championship, Sup' rinte n d e n t
Paul A. Gordon said Wednesday
NOTICE OF RURAL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
morning when he announced the
dat?s for the event. The cham­
BUDGET HEARING
pionship playoffs wll take place
®
in March on the 6th, 7th, and 8th.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Section 110-
Thursday and Friday after­
1207 OCLA as amended by Chapter 93 Oregon Law 1943 and Chapter
noons will see the elimination
345 Oregon Law 1945 as amended by Chapter 591 Oregon Laws 1947,
games take place and the cham­
a;; amsnded by Chapter 543 Oregon Law 1949, to the legal voters
pionship playoff is scheduled for i
ot the Rural School District of Columbia County, Oregon, tha^a
Saturday evening.
meeting will be held at the Court House in St. H lens, Oregon, on me
Proceeds from admissions to
23rd day of February, 952 at 10:00 o’clock A M., for the purpose of
the event will go to the Colum­
discussing the budget of tne Rural School Board for the fiscal year
bia County Schoolmasters club,
beginninr, July 1, 1952 and ■ iding June 0, 1953, hereinafter set forth®
sponsors of the county grade
Vernonia’s Rifle team, the Lum­
school league while the Wash­
®
berjacks journeyed to Camas for
ington school will benefit from
BUDGET
their match» Friday night. The
profits made from concessions.
1952 e’953
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
local team won the match by a
score of 1414 to 1392. Vernonia I •
IN MEMOR1UM
1. Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of
got quite a scare at the start
$1,669.71
the year for which this budget is made
A noble life, but written not in when the first four Camas shoot­
750.00
2. Estimated receipts from delinquent ta.. js
any book of fame.
ers, shooting off hand shot 95,
3. Amounts received fr< ti other sources
Among the list of noted ones.
93, 87 and 81, but they c<x 'ed off
$2,419.71
lOTAL
None ever saw her name;
as the match progressed and
For only her own household knew Vernonia scored another win.
Estimated Expenditures
the victories she had won.
This was a prone, kneeling, off­
for 1952-1953 •
ITEM
And none but they could testify
hand match, which is dreaded by
how well her work was done. most sl*>oters. Harold Peterson
1. Personal Service
e $ 600.00
In loving memory of Sister led the Vernonia team with the
(A) District Secretary Salary
Kate McDonald, be it rt solved very high score of 100 prone. 99
60.00
(B> Clerical. Legal and Audits
that Mt Heart Rebekah Lodge kneeling and 90 off hand for a
• 10 00
2. Supplies, Priming
No. 243, extend love and sym­ total of 289. Truman Knight »Iso
10.00
3. Postage, »Telephone and Telegraph
pathy to the family.
105 3
.
4. Elections and Publicity
shot very high with 99 prone,
Resolved, that a copy of these 96 kneeling and
00.00
5. Board Expenses, Travel, Etc.
91 off-hand for
resolutions be sent to the be­ a total of 236. Ralph Aldrich
40.00
6. Other Miscellaneous Expenses, Fl ‘lirement
reaved family; also spread on the was No. 3 man
200.0.)
7. Emergency
with 100 prone,
records of our Lodge.
$1.225 00
9
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
95 kneeling and 87 oif hand for
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111
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Also be it resolved, that the a total of 282.
Milton Lamping
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPFNDITUHES. RECL.PTS, AND
Charter of this Lodge be veiled came fourth with 100 prone, 90
in mourning for a period of thirty
kneeling and 89 off hand for a
AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES AND TAX LEVY
days.
total of 279. Tod Bowerman was
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Resolution Committee
number 5 with 100 prone, 92
L Total Estimated Expenditures
$1,225.09
Fay- Davis
kneeling and 86 off hand for a
2. Deduct Total Estimated Receipts and
Irene Minger
total of 278,
Available Cash Balances
$2,419.71
Silvia Turner
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Aft-r the match a lunch was
Dated January 26. 1952
Signed «Lois D. Kent, Clerk
served by Camas to th? local
CARD_OF THANKS
Vida Helen Leu, Chairman, Board of Directors
boys, who enjoyed the eating as
Approved by Budget Committee » »
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well as the shooting.
WE WISH TO THANK the Hahn
Signed Bella L. Erlandson. Secretary. Biftget Committee
Hardware for th? tricycle given
Warne Empey, Chairman. Budget Committee
Only about 10 per cent of the
to the little blonde girl, which
steel workers in the U.S. are
5t2c
is very much appreciated .
classed as unskilled.
Thanks.
_______ MINNIE W11 -SON
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Vernonia Wins
From Camas
WITH DEEPEST GRATITUDE
we extend this word of thanks
for the many kind acts of sym­
pathy expressed by thoughtful
friends. These kindnesses have
meant much to us.
THE ENTIRE
MCDONALD FAMILY
eti ;
HIGHEST cash prices paid for
.■ream and eggs at your door—
picked up once or twice weekly
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE The County Court ot
call oc «rite Forest Grove (’ream
ery. Forest Grove, Oregon, phone . Columbia County, Ore ..n has
126._________________________ Utfc | appointed Minnie Dashnev as
Xdmmistratrix of the Estate of
MISCELLANEOUS_____ Jennie Shaver, deceast d Al! per
sons having claims against said
LIVESTOCK BUYER All kinds
estate are required to present
of livestock bought G. M. But­
them with proper vouchers to
ler. phone 1600. Rt 1, Clatskanie.
the administratrix at the office
Oregon.
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of Neal W. Bush. Joy Theater
Building. Vernonia. Oregon.
NEW. HOME LAUNDRY. Family
washing washed and dried. 15c lb. within six months from January
Finished at reasonable rates. Also 24. 1952
curtain stretching.
Mrs. E. M. .Minnie Dashney. Administratrix
York, 108 A. St., phone 1107. Patterson and Bush. Attorneys
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HARLEM ROADKINGS
World’s Colored Clown Champs
VS.
Vernonia Town Team
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Preliminary 7:30 — Main Event 8:30
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8
See Zany Basketball. Football Plays, Baseball
Plays, Slow Motion Dribblers.
WON 141, LOST 9 IN 1950-51 SEASON
CLEO JOHNSON — “Daddy of the team — 12 years with the Roadkings