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BOWLING VERNONIA SUMMER BASEBALL RESULTS BARE RUTH Vernonia's Babe Ruth team ooen- ed their season against the M arbles team from Forest Grove. M ay 30. and lost the game. 8-5 Vernonia had six errors, while M arbles had only one The big blows for Vernonia w ere a triple by Jim Thompson and a double by Clint Holsey O ther hits were made bv Kris Crowston. Rob Hanson Brian T raylor, and Kurt Pomeroy , all singles ‘•Our boys played pretty well for the first ball game We have 22 boys out for Babe Ruth and it makes it difficult to play all the boys. We w ill make an effort to get everyone into the game, but in some games it won’t be possible.'’ notes coach Gordon Crowston Marbles 2 3 0 3 0 0 0 8 5 1 Vernonia 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 5 6 Nosack • W P 1. M u rra y ; K ris Crows ton (LP». Jim Thompson Vernonia journeyed to Forest Grove and downed the Grove A m bulance team 7-6 in eight innings Vernonia had several extra base hits, including two doubles by Kris Crowston. triple and a single by Jim Thompson. and singles by Rob Hanson (2*. Clint Holsey and Brian Traylor "We had one double play plus several good individual defensive plays.' reports coach Crowston Vernonia jum ped out to a 6-0 score and held it until the fifth inning when they got one run and then they bunched five in the 6th inning to tie the score In the seventh. Brian Traylor reached first on an erro r and went to second on the same play He stole third and then the thought he could steal home He took off far home as the pitcher wound-up The pitcher balked and the catcher hit the batter's bat and Brian was safe. Vernonia then held the Grove team scoreless in their turn at bat. winning 7-6. Demonia Eagle B Ambulance 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 6 10 1 Vernonia 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 83 C . Hulsey >WP>. J. Thompson. Buckewicv tL P B randa The Vernonia team downed Heikes 5-4. F rid a y night on a four-hitter by Brian T raylor, on the local field The big blow was a trip le by Kris Crowston. Clint Holsey had three singles, and Kurt Pomeroy had a single There were a number of good defensive plays in this gam e The locals recorded a double play when Stewart Grady made a fine flip toss to Kris Crowston at second to force the runner •'Our young ballplayers have played their defensive positions real well It takes a little longer for the young guys to learn to hit the faster and better pitching, but mast of them go up to the plate and take their cuts." notes their coach. Gordon Crowston Heikes 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 Vernonia 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 Brian T raylor <WP>, Jim Thom p son: Mosak tL P ), Strachan The Vernonia Loggers and Forest Grove JC's went nine innings before the J C s downed the Vernonia team . 6-5. June 4 Horesky had 19 strikeouts and Kris Crowston recorded 12. The JC ’s had three doubles, and Kris Crowston nad a double and two singles Clmt Holsey had two sin gles. and Jim Thompson and Brian T raylor had a single each Horesky had eight walks, and Kris Crowston only three It was a good ball gam e going to extra innings Only seven errors were committed between the two clus—five for Vernonia, and two for the JC ’s The JC club is the top team in the Forest Grove Babe Ruth League this year JC 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 6 10 5 Crowston 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 5 7 5 Horesky W P i . D H o resky; Crows ton (L P ). Thompson THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1973 LODGE & CLUB N O TICES VERNONIA JAYCEES M eets the 2ad * 4tk T aesday ef every JJC. Hall—Old M in MkL, 7:11 P M . Bob Carson, President Bill Hunter, Secretary 3-73 VERNONIA LIONS SU M M E R R E C E SS Art Parrow. President Ted Forbes. Secretary 3-74 A-F.&AJ4. Vernonia Lodge Nn. 184 A. F . A A. M. Ti n m to jd e u k at ( ; M F m . Jim Norwood. W.M. Walter E Linn, Sec’y. 1-74 IWA Local 3-14 M e e tin g 1st Monday af each A.F.L. - C I O. Vernonia Barracks Veterans of World War I at the IO W L R. AUXILIARY y. LO.O.F. Han Can 8-73 PYTHIAN SISTERS NO. <1 374 150 Pins Vera Cole, Tem pie Nance, Velora Sauer. Alice Ellson. Irene M inger 175 Pins Vera Cole. N ita Rowe, Alice Ellson. Joyce Johnson 500 Senes Pin Joyce Johnson Golfers Share 'Champ' T itle Joe M agoff and John Bergman are the co-champions of Vernonia Men's Club after a grueling 27-hole tournament played Sunday The honors they share by winning the Fletcher Championship tournament were won with a low net of 100.5 Low gross was won by Albert Scholottman with a 116 for a 27-bole score Chet Slovick had second low gross with 117. Other wins for the day were long putt No. 3. Jack Wendlmg. K .P No. 4. Dan Fletcher: long drive No 18, Dan Fletcher; long putt No 23. G ary Curtis: score 135. Ted Boden ham «' JCs Present Scholarship Believing that the best way to advance the interests of the nation is to develop the youth, the V e r nonia Jaycees have established an annual scholarship aw ard This aw ard is given to a graduating senior who wishes to pursue some kind of training or education beyond high school This year, the aw ard was pre sented to Miss Carol Nelson Carol plans to attend Southern Oregon College H er present goals are to prepare to work m the area of special education Carol is the daughter of M r and M rs Bill Nelson. The Vernonia High School com mencement exercises on Friday June 1 were the setting for the presentation Chris Boyle made the presentation for the Jaycees While the entire 300-car event w ill provide plenty of thnils and ex citem ent. most fans w ill be focusing on action during race six of Sun day's racing slate, according to Robert Ames Rose Festival auto racing director This w ill be the race for the coveted Rose Cup. and points in the Gold Rush Series The races, scheduled at Portland International Raceway Saturday, June 9. and Sunday. June 10. are the 13th annual, and are sanctioned for National points by the Sports Car Club of .America Qualifying is set for Saturday with races Sunday Race Six. for the Rase Cup. w ill feature a host of big-borc Am erican machines such as Corvettes and Camaras, along with super-fast, exotic prototypes specially built for international endurance racing One of these prototypes w ill be piloted bv 1972 Rose Cup winner Monte Shelton. Portland automo bile dealer In itially conceived in 1967. Shel ton's Hanna Industries Porsche 9 1 0 /8 is a 1972 model of the cars which placed second in the Euro pean-American l n t e r n a t i o n - al Championship of Makes in 1967 and won that prestigious title out right in 1969 Currently. Porsche is preparing to defend the Can-Am title won last year with a car slightly larger than Sheltons Powered by a new 1981 cc fuel- injected engine developing 272 (D IN ’ horsepower at 90tM> rp m . the Shelton Porsche should reach speeds of 160-170 Sales Increase Oregon continues to show solid support of the United States Savings Bond program The A pnl sales figures released by the U.S T re a sury Departm ent reveal that O re gonians purchased $5.140.358 during the month The A p n l sales boost the year-to-date sales to $19,025,853 This is an increase of 32 m illion over the like period of 1972 which was Oregon's banner year Of the April total. Columbia County purchased 861.855. to bring their year-to-date sales up to $119,711 The broad scope of the Oregon support is most gratifyin g to local treasury representatives T h irty - one of Oregon's 36 counties have exceeded their monthly goals year- to-date N ationally, U S . Savings Bonds are enjoying the same success. April sales of S562 million raised sales for the first four months to $2,313 m illion, an all-tim e record Currently, there are $59.3 billion worth of Savings Bonds held by Americans This is an increase of $3 4 billion since April of 1972 GET A GOOD THING GOING P lace a C lassified Ad Todav ! VALLEY CHAPTER Meets at West Oregon E lec. Bldg., third Thursday af each month. 7:M p.m. Robert K. King. President Ralph Bergerson, Sec y. 3-74 VERNONIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE af Directors report to m em - h e n quarterly. Board m eet* the second Monday. 8:44 p an ., at Went Oregon Electric affice. Vi vhed. T. F. Tomlin President Mrs. Evelyn Heath. Sec y. 7-73 CLUB Y & r NEHALEM Tuesday Night Bowling League ’ 1972-73 Awards Sponsor Trophy - Standard Oil Team members Joyce Johnson. Sharron Krieger Pat lu m p in g , Sally Goss Trudy Magoff. (Cap tain I High Series Scratch Joyce Johnson 510 High Senes Handicap Alice Ellson 555 High G am e Scratch P al Lamping 199 High G am e Handicap Freda Pe derson 218 Dpps Trophy Irene M eyer. 4 pins loss Achievement Award Velora Sauer. 8 pins gain Perfect Attendance Pins: Irene M eyer. Velora Sauer. Janett Smi ley. Joyce Johnson. Sharron K rie ger. Pat Lamping. Irene M inger Sports Cars to Board of Run Juno 9-10 Commissioners by B IL L N O L M S T R O M 1 Senate Majority Leader | June 1. 1973 Last week I was pleased to announce that the negotiations be tween the State of Oregon and B.A McPhiUips of M cM in nville have re sulted in an agreement which will give to the state two miles of beach MT. HEART REBEKAH access, including Cape Kiwanda Representative Phil Lang. D- LODGE NO. 243 Portland. who serves with me as M eets 2nd and 4th Thursday ev en co-chairman of Ways and Means, ings af each month ia the LO.O.F. and I w ill submit and recommend the proposal to Ways and Means for their final approval Irm a Chance, Noble Grand 1 have been following these ne Evelyn Heath. Sec'y. 3-74 gotiations closely which were insti gated by Governor Tom M cCall and Vernonia Lodge No. 246 earn ed on by Glenn Jackson, chairm an of the State Highway Commission Actually, there w ill be very little if any state funds needed to First and Third Tuesday complete the transaction which 8 pan. calls for $793,000 for the property Lloyd Quinn. Noble Grand which consists of two miles west of Harry Culbertson, Secretary 1-74 McPhiUips D riv e , and includes the famous headland of Cape Kiwanda The money w ill come largely from Order of Eastern Star the United States Bureau of R e Nehalem Chapter 153, O.E.S. creation funds which has been made available for transactions of the this nature third Wed. each 1 personally was delighted with i at Ma- the cooperation that we received during the negotiations which has All s te n and hro- led to such a favorable solution of a difficult problem there wne. Edna Linn. W.M. Jackson has assured me that the Inn a Fisher Sec'y. 1-74 Highway Commission would erect needed fences to ensure the g rea t AMERICAN LEGION est possible protection against acci dents and loss of life, consistant also 2nd a with prole* ‘ ing the photogenic q ual ities of the Cape The people -rf the State of Oregon are blessed with a gorgeous coast VERNONIA line that now can be enjoyed by everyone for generations to come POST 119 We have secured two miles of mag nificent beach from , and at the Wilbur E. Wilson, Commander same tim e the state keeps the Harry Culbertson, Adjutant scenic and m ajestic cape in public AUXILIARY ownership under this transaction. I have argued for m any, many years that the beaches belong to thé Horn, President 1-73 people of our beautiful state and are Gertrude Scbalock. Sec’y. not just (or the pleasure of special I.O.O.F. interest groups So. I was not totally surprised that for the ninth straight legislative session, a "special in terest" bill was introduced banning the driving of cars on public beach es And. for the ninth straight ses sion. I am leading the battle to defeat this type of legislatnon This bill is intended to prohibit senior citizens, among others, from at least eleven beach accesses which have been open since 1969 This "special interest" bill would deprive you and me from driving our car to go clam digging in the morning, for exam ple The spon sots of this bill would also like to have recreational trails no closer than 100 yards from their personal property residences denying the people of our state a chance to travel on our beaches I can assure you. 1 w ill lead the fight and win the battle to defeat this legislation and keep the beach es for everybody and all tim e (U n ap p revn d M tnutoe) The Columbia County Board of Commissioners met in scheduled session M ay 30 w ith Chairm an Fred Foshaug presiding. Commissioners Mmkoff and Ahlbam . and secretary Gloria Salvey (deputy clerk» pre sent At the request of the board. Phil Minor and Frank LeMont met with them and with Andy Pavelek. Soil Conservation Service LeMont dis cussed the services his department receives from the SCS. and indi rated he felt the services should be continued, although not charged specifically to one departm ent M inor stated that he uses the services of the SCS perhaps two or three days a month, with regard to soil conditions in various parts of the county M inor indicated that he does not use the SCS services as much now as he has done in the past M inor indicated he felt the services should be retained, al though charged to the non-depart mental category ra th e r than any pvarticular departm ent M artin Sells, county counsel, to gether with M r OUila. met with the board Sells explained to those pre sent that M r OUila had encountered difficulties with regard to the 20-foot setback requirem ent and was requesting a variance A fter discussion. Sells advised OUila to meet with the planning adm inis trator. the building inspector, and the sanitarians to further discuss the problems At 10 a m bids were opened for the Viewcrest Subdivision Street Improvements as advertised. One bid was received from St Helens Paving Company, in the total sum of $38.523 80 At the recommen dation of the roadm aster. Com m is sioner M m koff moved and Comm is sioner Ahlborn seconded the bid be awarded to St Helens Pav ing Com pany Motion carried M r M cB ride was questioned as to whether he would be able to provide the neces sary perform ance bond, and replied in the a ffirm a tiv e Phil W alrod. Tri-County Senior Citizens, met w ith the board re garding space on the third floor of the old courthouse building, and was advised that because of fire regulations, no perm anent occupan cy could be allowed Mel Ivey met w ith the board to discuss proposed plans for con struction of additional adirondack pods" at Camp Wilkerson Robert Lucas, district attorney, met with the board and with Keith Thompson to discuss an invoice for $53.80 for transcript of appeal on the Nelson condemnation case Lucas felt this was a part of nght-of-w ay acquisition costs, and should there fore be paid from road department funds A fter considerable discus sion. Thompson indicated he would have the claim paid from the road departm ent funds Thompson presented personnel action forms term inating George Mann as deputy roadm aster. e f fective June 30, 1973. and hiring Sam Hollinger as deputy roadmas ter effective July 1. Commissioner M inkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn seconded to approve these actions Motion ea rn ed Commissioner M inkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn second ed the following Purchase Orders be approved: 2010 - St. Helens Paving, pre-m ix, $6.000; 2011 - Chevron Asphalt, asphalt. $2.257.50; 2009 Dept of G eneral Services. 3 pickups. 2-1970. 1-1972. $4.400 2005 T ra ffic Safety Supply, stop signs and deer crossings $820 1999 - Albina Fuel. Coherex (duat emu) sion i, $1.960 Motion carried Lhstnct Attorney Robert Lucas met with the board to discuss the provisions of SB 15. which requires all meetings to be open to the public Lucas indicated this bill has for YOUR TRANSPORTATION NEEDS SEE DOH BOBEBTSOH HAMBY CHEVBOLET 1484 8.W. Oak HILLSBORO, OREGON 648-21J1 NEW HOMES KAMMEYER Alic Expert Commercial Construction and Remodeling IN Q U IR E - QUINN REALTY 786 Bridge S t Ph. 429-6211 649-74« passed both houses, and would probably be signed by the governor today He discussed some of the requirements of the hill, and indi cated that at the D istrict Attorney's Association meeting, a set of mini mum standard requirements would be discussed so that all counties would be under the same standards Lucas also discussed space pro v isions now being made by altera tions He suggested that perhaps he and Judge Mason should meet with the board to discuss final use of the room currently being used by Judge Mason as his office, and tentatively to be used as a jury room, after remodeling has been completed At the recommendation of Ron Reeves. Commissioner Minkoff moved and Commissioner Ahlborn seconded surface mining perm it be issued to Paul Z im m eriy Road Con struction. and renewal of surface mining perm it be granted to Pacific Building M aterials Motion carried Ron Reeves also discussed the general advisory board of CRAG, indicating that he would like to be appointed as the county 's represen tative to this board Commissioner Ahlborn moved and Commissioner M inkoff seconded that Ron Reeves be appointed as county represen tative to the CRAG general advi sory board, to replace Don Walrod and that a letter of appreciation be sent Walrod Motion carried Jeri Johnson, accountant, met with the board to question the proposed term ination of one of the E E A employees at the road depart m en t Commissioner Minkoff agreed to discuss this fu rth er with Keith Thompson to determ ine the reasoning why this is being done M rs Johnson also advised that Allen Jillson had filed a request for hearing with the Em ploym ent D iv i sion. afte r being denied' unemploy ment benefits Phil M inor met with the board to present an order for signature re funding a $15 lot inspection fee to Eugene Sullivan, because of pre vious ruling banning sub-surface sewage disposal systems below the 30-foot contour level Commissioner M inkoff moved and Commissioner .Ahlborn seconded Order No 29-73 refunding the fee Motion carried M inor also submitted report of findings in the appeals of Nehalem Valley Sanitary Service and Claud S W illis, from denial by the board to issue solid waste franchise col lection perm its These were taken under advisement for review by the board An order was signed appointing Cody L Brownlee as tem porary dog control officer for the period M ay 29 to June 4, 1973. Liquor license applications were recommended for the Goble Tavern for a R M B A and PB licenses Commissioner .Ahlborn moved ano v ommissioner Minxolt second ed the offer of $750 received from Earnest Allen be denied as an in sufficienl amount Motion carried Said offer was for Lots 10. 11 and 12. Block 2, Corey Addition to V e r nonia Commissioner Ahlborn moved and Commissioner Minkoff second ed the offer of $150 for l» ts 6 and 7. Block 7. First Addition to Vernonia, received from Charley Hickm an, be accepted Motion carried Commissioner Ahlborn moved and Commissioner Minkotl second ed an order reimbursing taxes in the sum of $2 14 be signed in favor oF Jesse Waldrop, resulting from dup licate payment Motion carried. la o a e e c k M C o a c w c K W fio o c o o M O Q a M EMERGENCY SERVICE PHONES VERNONIA AMBULANCE 11 <tf m am w er. 4294881) VERNONIA FIRE DEPARTM ENT F ir e Alarm s Only • P h sae 4894121 VERNONIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Emergency: 429-5141 Vernonia City Hall 4294291 COLUMBIA COUNTY' SH ERIFF E m ergency: Vernonia Area 4294141 - Boniness: 297-2811 OREGON STATE POLICE I nun. to 2 e.m . . Beaverton Office - 643-47« 3 • > . to 2 n.m . - D ial “O ” , nek far Oak G reet <54-4555 S t Helens office - Phssw: 3974121 nMmMooooeocaaNeaatt*ao0oaoeoaoooaooMBOoooe MAM«« PRINTING for wedding invitations or other stationery W hether you re p lann ing o w e d d in g or juet keep ing up w ith personal cor respondence, yo u 'll w a n t the best in p rin tin g an d en g rav in g . G iv e us a call to day! Demonia Eagle
