The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 15, 1937, Image 1

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VOLUME X I.VIL
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T h ,,,, M h fft Think U M W hot
W r ZA« a A a f fhinqt l'/hrrt fhmh
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ftb e r t U' d e
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A lth o u g h on» o f the D u P o n t* la
now m v x n ih r r o f tho p re a ld e n tia l
famHy. it i» not likely th a t Papa
ih . Pont w in furnish powder to
blow Incom« tax <lo<tv»rs out of
th»ir trust corporation dugouts
t n r T A G E grove , lane COUNTY. OREGON, T H U R SD A Y , JULY 15, 1987
15. MM.)
Chambers Railroad
io Lorane S< m » ii io
Be Ready For Use
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WESTERN OREGON SCOUTS AT THE NATIONAL JAMBOREE
N U M B E R 48.
The C h a m / Mine
Has Been Pui
.ed
By MahalaMines,lnc.
.
Four Hundred Foot Treatle
Com pleted; F in t Railroad
The Mine Reopened Monday
With A Crew of 36 Workmen
Watkins Is Superintendent
To Tap Lorane Timber Region
Itoaeburg News Review »unseat»
that there should be an In vest I f a
lion o f g o v ern m en t spending. a .
well « . Income u > dodsere An
other » ugg.« Hon would tw that a lol
of eatra taa could be collected If
labor organization« financially able
to con tilb ule « h alf m illion dollar»
to a dem ocratic campaign fund
were required to Incorporate and to
dhf up at the same ratio aa other
T he J 11 Chamber» «ml Mon lo t-
g,„ K ,„,|ro «d to the Addla<»n m ill
|„ ,ran , 1» nearing completion,
according to Info rm ation received
thl» week
o n r of th« greatest task« In the
«nitre construction project hae been
a 4W> flM„ lr e „ i« , which baa been
. „mplete.1
worh on a
, hwr, l r « .,|« , and when thta „ fo m .
c o rp o ia llo n »
« , ,
pleted and finishing touchea added
„
to the grade, everything w ill be 1«
Om aha man. 07, to whom a child readme«« to transport toga and
baa bean bom . h a. been lequlred |Umb, r from , h, j x)ratl« d l.trlc t by
to prove h l. age or I o - h l. old age
f(, r , hc
pension
| f the niggardly old age
pension now being paid puts such
T h * " ,w «inetru ctlo n gives the J
life Into th« old boys, w r fear for I I Chamber» and Ron railroad f if ­
what the propose 4 Townaend |>ay teen mil«» of m ain line, and mot»
than five mil«» of «pur track
menta might do
O th er construction la planned for
e e e
Freehold. N J., man took
the the future to tap some of the best
barn for sleepina quarters because tim ber In thia section recently put*
h l* wife Insisted upon keeping 11 chased by J II . Cham ber* and
dogs In the house
Evidently th» Ron
Piling 1« being hauled from points
spouse wished
to
continue her
along the newly constructed track
puppy love
• • •
Io» Scout, bom the Fir»» Conqiatiioaal District of Orogoa oie hero shown with thoir Coaqrauman. J.m ot W Mott
at the prasent time.
oo th . ,t.p , of th . Capitol at W aih i.fto n . 0 . C . July 6. 1937. Tho.. I . th . picture aro Robor) Whitby. Salam;
When the secretary of labor sug­
».«to. A.dorsoa Gian Macy William Macy. McMIaavillo; Burt Sand., M .rc v , W .lti. Forwt Grova: Thom« J a c k » .
gest« that ateel
plant
operators
OOO.IO., Edward Jaaacas. lo.vo.to»; Gordon Kinney, Gaarkart: Jack Lund son Robort Lund«— , W ..tp o r. p,;e,
«hould he subpoened and held until
r ,« ’! * ? * w ® lw v * :
•? b J°"** J,ek
J ,a
z im m ..« ..,
they come to an agreement w ith C.
E. .I M«.U V.tti R»m»d.ll. W vitfir; D.ck Blow lo b Brand.. F.vl Durvi. Dick M yn.tt, Frad.rick R.wl. Melvin Robort.
I O , It la d iffic u lt to criticise tabor
Robert
Stvti.
Rob.rt
Wh.tmoro.
Tom
W
hitmor.,
Corl
Morrymon.
Corv.lli.;
D.lo
Borqon.
Eowburo;
S.m Crowell. Doon
radicals for wishing to go outelde
C -o -.ll North lead; Don.ld Odl. Rob.rt Gibton. Loo Wilhelm, Junction C ity Lowi. Duncan. K .ll.y Holbert. Robert
the law
J,ck
lo on.rd F.rr Coquille; Vin.l Randall Richard Smith. M .c Tr..k, Carlton Woodard
• • •
w.lbur Workman C o t t . , . Grov.; Jack 1-own.ll, A ll.» Cout.nt, E ..I H .ll Don Moyer. G r.n t, Rost- Ji.n Hliott
Asturian budget
can’t
Imagin«
D o u ,l.. J.««ey. St.nloy J - ok Jr Ro,or Olmtch.ld Rich.rd ThioroH. Jerry V .w t.r, M .dford; Frank K,n,. Rob..
Anything more emharraaaln« th a n j
F . -lo - Atkland Ruttall * * k b * ' . Pro.p.ct; M.Hh.ou For.tta, St.yton; Harold Michel., L .b .n o .; K.nn.th h
Murphy
being caught up In the a ir w ith no
The Cottage Grove Eagle« won
Albany v.rnon St.m.n., Dali... and C on,ra..m aa Jama. W . Mott.
gas In the fuel tanks H asn’t E d ito r the Cascade baseball league pen
Cheaaman ever started to w rite a nant Sunday, defeating W e s tfir 10
subscription receipt for an old-tim e to 2 on Kelly field T he game was
subscriber and then have to ask the close until the s lrth Inning when
fellow his name?
the locals laid
down a four-run
• • •
barrage f*cte Igoe pitched a beau*
Editor Claudius E c la ir Ingalls, tlfu l game for the Eagles, allowing
Corvallis encyclopedia, says rust only alx hits, s trik in g out 1ft men
and Inserts have cut down the for- and getting four assists and one
elgn wheat harvest to *rych an eg- putout In the field This was Igoe s
tend that we m ay go onto an export «lath w in of the season
basis for the first tim e since we
Springfield w ill provide the op-
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George Berreman,
director
of
started plowing under Hut where position Munday fo r
the
Eagles. »
n
_ w
a it < • i
Lane county W P A playground ac­
did the rust and inserts get their meeting the locals at 2 30 on K elly A U O iCe r a r N i e n t r U t o p i a '
tivities and adult education super­ Local Lumber and Sawmill
mandate • Probably from
Ing alls’ field The Springfield nine handed
n is h s s tn W a s h
Mn M s .1 .
visor, w ill be a t the city park F r i­
I«eak of Notions
the Eagles an M to 1 defeat July ft °
U D ei w
W U D - wo
day evening, where he w ill address Workers Vote 220 Against,
(drove Team Wins
Cascade League
Base ba ll Pennant
T he M ahals Mines, Inc., which
was incorporated the flr»< of thia
month by C. L
K elly. Kenneth
W a tk ln , and D avid B. Evans, w ith
a capital of 1100,000 has bought
w hat haa been know n a» The
Champion M ine, In the Bohemia
dlatrlct, from Mr». Bartels and her
»on Fred Bartels.
T h e amount
paid the Bartel» wan not dlacloaed
I t 1« reported th a t Fred Bartel«
w ill be employed in nome capacity
by the corporation.
I t la also reported th a t a new
flotation plant ha» been inataJled
and that the mine waa reopened
Monday w ith M r. W a tkln » a» sup­
erintendent. T he new ow ner Intend«
to replace the old aerial tram w ay
w ith a new trestle which w ill con­
vey the ore to the m ill. A crew of
at least th irty -fiv e men w ill be em ­
ployed.
It is reported th a t the Mahal«.
Mine». Inc., ha« «ecured control of
the Musick mine and several others
in that vicinity.
Truck Operators
Invited to Meet
Friday the 23rd
A ll tru ck operators in the Cot­
tage Grove district have been in ­
vited to attend a m eeting at 8 p. m
Friday, July 23, In the city h all at
which Charles H M ille r of P o rt­
land win present and explain the
recent decision of the U nited States
-upreme court on interstate com­
merce and it« effect on the truck
operator. The meeting is sponsored
by the M otor Vehicle Association
of Portland and E L. K nott, field
representative, was here M onday to
make arrangem ents for the m eet­
ing.
The court, according to M r.
K n ott, has ruled th a t a product
56 F o r 0 1 0
A ffiU a tio n
comes under the heading of in te r­
state commerce I f 50 per cent of the
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of th a t ' product is
A« a r e s u l t n t t h e r e s i g n a t i o n n t total output
JL...'
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E a rl H ill of M arcóla as nresldent n ' ^ ^ e r
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MBt*
thB ‘
o / r i i e * W i l U n ^ t t ? t D I« t^ c tP C o u n c il ¡ b J .
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X e T
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T u
Women's Vacation B e rre m an Speaks Llimher-Sau mill Men
Lamps Planned: Lane -if B a rk K ru to y |?|e fj Ox-hranHead
Gimp August 3 to 8 Evening at 6:30 Of District Council
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,h e
to P r e p a r e - J u i t M a k e u p C o u
gontan W» learn that England o ne.
Cottage G ro v , garnered IS hits.
„
**»«■ L I ' ' . would
f w
the » - team
An Inexpensive,
but
entirely
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v .g m member
v u i u v r 11. o m
am w w
n n ith m the
e
»•■«< -, o
ut e
n t i r e t y re«t-
r e e l-
another
an
ther Believe I it I or Not If Eng eareptlon
exception of Allen getting
gelling at leaat
least fui
ful and refreshing
vacation
Is
land had ever had ao much aa on» one Allen was robbed of a sure hit being made possible again this year
king who w . . no, . male
fln h , ,
when Shepherd for ...m e « 0 Oregon h o m e m a U
f ±
. - ^
”
r - ’- ’ - h 10^
r
a
w ill be
large attendance and th a t
those interested w
tnose
w ill
i l l go to the park
w ith picnic basket» « and make e - an
evening of it. M r Berrem an* ha«8 ’»
measag* for you.
^ d r i v X ^ r f , e 7 d ,ch of h -
-
,aken ,o r ™ u -
,h 8 t
h-
new president.
¡ng his produce to the cannery or
* “> for
?*
7 '- r *
<“ e - days,
W H. Cochran, president o f the the tru ck e r hauling logs to a local
go ,o heaven T h e y h.rve„*i
J ? " *" V T * ' C° nd O r i g o T ”
T "
” *ctton C o tta g e 'G ro v e Union received 325 m ill must have such a'l,cem«e
sire <o
un-
bed Oregon y „
w m tn r
t to
m " th i
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C h a r , P a r i , o f W end- less less than 50 per cent of
alt reached
The cam p , run from four to six Sentinel reported four new teeter ling 231 Note's
M r C ^chian w ill c a n n e d p i^ d u c u
o !e “ f,nUhed
The Russian - Japanese unplea.
1WO h lU ,n d * ' ,o'* n b ,M d* y’ : ,n d .‘ h* co,,t p ,r d - > *’ kcPt M’" rd " . T “
,h '
* ‘ “ rd ’r continue to hold his office as presl- lum ber are shipped out of the state,
. n i n e - waa .low ed up by the d tffl-
i * ' .O.? V'
,n ’ ° ,he le" d 2
«>” » w " m ake f r * “ " for
,rap<‘ " «"<1 ‘ hree d«n, of the local union.
M r K n ot, declared that practtcal-
cuHy they have c .llliig i . e h other 2 '
* U ' h> "C° r " « f” ur run* on
« '^ u p p o r iln g . and par, of
*re being set up and they
th , m fm b ers o f the Lum ber and ly every tru ck operator would be
n am e.
,k re * h **«- ,w o w a lk , and a fielder a 'hie may be paid w ith farm pro-
» " probably be ready for use Saw m ill W o rkers Union No. 2627 of affected by this ruling and th a t for
a • •
choice^ W a a tflr »cored one run In Jure that can be uaed In camp A ny wh' n > °u read this
Cottage Grove voted on w hether o r the small operator an interstate
One bunch o f teamatera
won', thT.r ,h“ f ot
»t»«h. The locals woman over 18 years of age Is wel-
th *ng needed Is at leas; not that organisation should a f- commerce license would be almost
handle ,e » r carrying label of one
«no,her run In the eighth corned a, the camps, bu,
those
«1'de. two would
be better n i|ate w ith the C I. O. or stay with prohibitive
color Another bunch won t handle * " d? " lh<' n! n ,k drove ,n ,o u r ru "» P1<nnln« t ° »««‘"d «houl.l sign up l - ' * T M r. Safley hopes to add a , he A . F . of L.
M r. K n ott stated that no oblw a-
bcer bearing label of another color
th " e doubl*'"- a , r , P|e «»d a prom ptly w ith th e ir county agent cr?J|Uet, W1..,n d \ t<'nnlf
T h e vote ,o r » ffU ‘«tIo n w ith the tlon w ill be incurred bv attendance
I , may he significant that Ihe col-
o r home ilem onatration agent.
m •’ V * 1" “ I* 1 M iM “ ,ar> C- I O wa» 56 and the vote against at the meeting and he u rged a s
- ‘ an for the vlallore played
" Scenic altea aa convenient aa poa W estfall,
d ire c to r, o f recreation.
many „
{o com>
V arrelm
6 ,
lore causing all the trouble
L’ f l f l l s v and
H
l hla
ilts R
- l f l s ’ I throws
h e n ta /a
a iih la « are
n t'M r chosen
k n a a n
k « e ram ps
a _
-I I '
A t *?.c P *r k every day.
taken from our emblem of liberty. * S t C l l M I ' gam«
rifle
slble
for , the
Ac-
questions.
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to
e n , th
e
locula
m m o d a tln n a vn
rv from
e m . and
1 h i attendance of the young peo-
,o aecnnd k kept
the
local, from
fro m co
commodatlons
vary
from t tents
tables under the tre e , to shelters p k h<* " Ot b<‘en whatJ * ’ hould * *
registering a stolen base
States attorney and at one time
The box »core follow *
was assistant attorney K’Pnerai at
Collage Grove - It R
Washing-ton, D. C.
Hwanaon, c
5 1 1 IS
o other«. Complete inform ation about SHOP, G ETS COLI» R E t F.ITIO N
The M otor Vehicle association is
beauty aspirations o f a bull
Cox, 2b
4 1 2 0 1 0 any p articu lar camp can be had _ Thp
.
. ,
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a non-profit, cooperative organiza­
Cooper.
1
2
2
0
from
the
home
dem
onstration
agen,
W*
”
r
“dely
daah’
<
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/r
W
a
y
3 2
tion. designed to stabilize the tru c k ­
2 0 0 1 . or
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when
m b
v *»», *
county agent or from __
M rs Sager
wh* n hi»
hl* w
* a a"
k t -I jv*n
» iloAldAtllv
decidedly cold
J- Cellar», 3b
5 2
ing industry* in Oregon.
0
a
,
Corvallis.
reception
In
a
local
beauty
shop
al-
B. Cellers, rf
5 3
though his a rriv a l created conslder-
I . Libby, cf ...
4 1
0 h»v«
H o m „ em aker.
attending
«
u -
the operators,
~ S7 ‘, b?bc» U * en
c Samp’
am p i Bbl-
«bi« * arn ” h
4 •
A t It-ii.-.t $1100 In Interea,
waa Hchrlcker, lb .
have no dishes
wash, no meals The snake never was abla to state b*re recently was displayed Tues-
Alien
If
ft 0
saved fo r city tax p a y er, this week
o 0 0 t„ prepare no w ork a, „II. In fact,
_
- - w hether he wan.ed"a finger wave a day by Joe M cC argar,
who - ______
bagged
when the city of Cottage Grove
-
‘ ° m i k \ UfPr t.h‘“ r ° W" eOt" n,B rr*’ ' o r “ " ’ " '’“ -“ f® becauee ,'he
M cKenzie pas, Jus,
bought up »11,000 in city bonds he
- -
M e h camp la staffed w ith a dlrec- o p e ra to r, fled precipitously. H ow - th ti 8ide ° f thc
T 1** ®a‘
39 10
fore their m a tu rity . It was an­
7 , tor. a»s.a,an. d ,re e ,o r. c o o k ' a nd X ^ T ^ r b y ^ ' ^ ^
'T
C»
.
7
,
W
e
s
tfir—
nounced by A. W H e lllw ell, chair­
1
r m o r l n m , : , h e snake eris u n c e
M, M cC argar and his mother.
m an of the finance com m ittee o, Fisher, 3b
4 0 2 2 3 7 1
guards, lib ra ria n , and chora boys,
boys
T h , hll„ „„ake was over tw o feet M rs _M ary M cC argar, were return-
4 0 0 18
the city council, and L. W. Coiner, C. Stevenson, lb
0 held
The from
Isvne August
county 3 camp
to 8 a w
t ill
L a to
^ .v
r *
*
P *™ "“
have
4 0
city recorder. T he honde purchased L. Stanley, ef
0
4 1
Wore Issue A and B refunding Im ­ V arrelm an , c
.
,
%
m
ountain
section
and
had
just
left
rc8'stered
a
t
the
city
hall
fo
r
h .> w n n
n o ,
™,lih
».» ■•■vui.ioiii svvviwn in u nau ju s t ic u
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v il« oau io r the
me
Cleowox, near Florence.
tier'» distinguished
' " ‘ ,h h e sum * m it o
o f f. M
cK®"Me
when A»»“ »1 Red Cross—
Cro"
L * ° n« Club
Club
3 0
provement Imnda,
totaling $8.000, Randall, 2b .....
dlatlm m iahsH ?al,
»„it
?
M cK
enzie pasa
pass when
Lions
B arrett, 2b
and w ater bonda, totaling $3,000
1 0
0
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they saw the bobcat leap fro m the Lea r n to Swim campaign to be held
A aurplus In the
im provem ent H Stevenson, r f ..- . 2 0
0
bank Mr Me- - W 19 to 29 at the steel bridge
Many Apply for D rive«' Uosaaaa. bl*hwBV
2 0
bond account was used to m ake the Kerns, r f
0
Cargar stopped the car, took out
hole on Row riv e r The
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D rivers' licenses were Issued to
3 0
purehaaea. T ha fine
response of Sm ith ss
2
oritrinnl n n - n f n r g U n roio,, k *.
22 r,f,e an<i ®hat
bobcat refft«tration fee is 2ft cents for the
3 0
0
Glenn Bown state exam iner o f ntv- throui|?h the bead. The cat rolled ten days and is used to help de-
: R Stanley, p
crators and"’c h a ^ f e u r . X . iu m d ° W" the bank ,0 the ,ld e o f the i r “ y COS,S ° f ,be ‘•“ " ’ P « * "
3 1
0
i ratora and chauffeurs. This num- car „bHglngiy saving M r. M c C a r IM ratlons w ill be taken the remain
the clly to buy up tho bonds and '
ber Is one more than d uring the
effect the $80«) saving. O ver 77 per
29 2 6 27 14 4
gat a climb,
der o f the week at the city record­
June
exam ination when 38 were
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Tw o base hits, Libby 2, Cooper,
cent of outstanding taxes were col-
e r’s office.
lected during Ihe 'firs , alx m o n th s 1 «wanson, B. Celierà 2. J. Cellers,
A rth u r P o rte r o f Eugene, who
s i k '- a T j S
to ^ ' 1'5
Igor, V arrelm an w
and
R. om
Stanley;
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«nnual - L ittle i R iver u«pwvi
Epw orth
Of 11187.
a(M ...
uiey,
v.» .
, ,, con- idr d ? applica-
--
had charge of instruction fo r the
A Portland bond house handled th ree base hWa.
J-
Cellers
mid
L
ln«<*‘
ute wilt
be
held
from
„2
_ , , Cns.os
,B8U.ed wf
rr
aa
hits,
J.
Collars
mid
L.
‘
-<'»Kue
institute
w
ill
be
held
from
«
J
/
,
w
"
'
aB
B
u
ild
ing
p
e
rm
it,
(.sued
thus
fa
r
P
M
' two
years,
ill H
again
Stanley;
sacrifice hits. Cooper; ^ > 7
<□ «
the Institute'» camp ^
" o ° rt* ' " a > oP^ralor«^39; « -
Ju,
surpassed , he June Both
sw,mm“
ng w
7nd
i r i n Instruc-
g ™ l
the purchase for the city.
Stolen base, E l.h e r 2 and R Stan- grounds, 35 miles east of Roseburg ."'«7«"'
'a ^bau" ,,r,’' 3: total, a survey a t the city h a ll re- be taught.
*
ley; struck out by Igoo 15 and a t« n- » <''' ®>«w<’ rih M. T ilton, pastor of '”
ruc' ' "„com T été ¡failure.“)’ 7
A per“ ‘ t to bu,ld B
000
The dally Bchedule of classes foi
GRO VE DIVOTEERN TO
_
b’y ’ I '«««•« on b a ll., S tanU y 4; h it ,ba 'ocal M. E church, w ill be a
Th« «ta e X m m « r wtn k«’ /
house on south R iv e r road. Issued lows:
Mornings.
10.
beginning
PI-AY
OAKWAY
The men'« team o f the Cottage bY pitched ball, R. Stanley by Igoe; "»ember of Ihe faculty and w ill con
1 bp
Q
b Î , * 1* to
A ,’ na Gowdy, boosted the boys aged 7 to 11; 10:30 beginm ™
Grove G olf club w ill meet a team umpire, Nixon.
duct cla.so» on the .u b je c t, "L earn -
AU‘rU’ t ’ * ° ’* Ce‘V# app,lc* - July figures.
'
' g lr ü aged 7 to 11; l l ; » :
preached'
..'in , Bed'^hel'r d "
U *-’ bby
*Zr‘
aaaai u « u a .a .w u n v
Saves Over $600
For 'Taxpayers
J. McCargarBags
Biggest Bobcat
Seen Here Lately
Red Cross-Lions
Swimming School
10 Start J UH 19
Epworth League
Institute to Be
Held J u ly 1 7-24
from the O akw ay golf course Sun-
~
-
day on tho local 0-holo course. <'“
7 e lin
nCar,
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» I o,m
Icnlc
P la y w ill start at 9 o'clock. Oak
The Carolina state picnic will be
>ld August
August 1
1 at
nt B
B rya
park, Al
Al-
way expects to »end a 20 m an team held
ry a n
n t t park,
and E a rl H ill o f the
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club ...my.
bmiy. A A basket
bn site, lunch
lunch w w
ill ill be be served
served
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Kiris aged 12 to 17; afternoons, 1:JO.
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A special meeting o f the Cottage been Issued, totaling $2850
to swim 220 y ard s); 2:00, Junior
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beginners and swimmers; evenings.
Jefferson street.
7:30 adult class