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I TIII HSλW • OTTOIIKR • • THE .SENTINEL COTTAGE DROVE OREGON Lions Defeated By North Bend OIVI 'e m i.H T T K M r t r t H i >ui( ra « » x l » « » I m i la ra m trn k a i th a t II m » i l l . '» I p » p * i la a l» a > a »akmwa aaa »k aa I I 'a I alúa a II la al»a»a y » fact I aa. • « . . . . a*w , , •••• |«M| •••*’ * > * < « i» < tt llH a wW ••••• Ik« »«•«**••• tUwtf »«M • M «Ma.teMa .M m . Il •V« ••»«•fMCWV *• *»€€•• aifN «irv i » « a « Kelly’s Drutf Store London tlllg h School N ew », The Cottage Grove Lions went down to defeat at the hands of the North Bend Bulldogs Friday night on tin* local field, 'inis marked the Lion.»' first defeut of the season. ..a* Bulldogs drew first blixxl late in the second per ks, when Fox, North Bend ttub- stdute halfback, entered the game end »turfed throwing ,Misses for long gains. W ith the passing and a few line pluys the Bulldogs (Jtove Io the one-yard line where Snidow carried it over. Wigant'» drop kirk for extra ixiini was wide, leaving the score b-t, tor the Bulldogs Again in the third quar ter North Bend started rolling. They drove to the Lions’ ,’th-yard line where Snidow broke through and out into the o|s*n to race the remaining distance for the Bull dogs' second touchdown. Wigant'» drop kick for the extra jxilnt wax again not g<xxl With the »core 12-0 against them and five min ute» remaining in the game, John Minor intercepted a Bulldog puss on the Lions' 3M-yurd line and ran It Iwick to the Bulldogs' 17, where on the next pluy Lusk stepped back and threw a long pas» to Minor on the 20. who then raced the remaining distance for the Lions' only »core. Lusk crack.*d center for tin* extra |xant, mak ing the final score 12-7. The lineup: ('o llu g c Grove North Bend Krause LE Wigant Aubrey l.T J ux t ice Pleuari, LG Breedlove Iniugberty C Stephens Jenkins BG Beauchemm Morris RT Hudson Scagni* RE Ruppe Bauder Q Filings BI I Snidow Dugan Minor LI I Owens Lusk F Christianson Substitute*: Cot t age Grove Ends. Harpoit*. Zimmerly; tackles, Earnshaw, Kennedy, fiachelder; guards. Roberts; backs, Ham mond, Hamilton North Rend Ends, Williamson; tackles, W il son; center .Hagen; backs. Fox,. Kloomquist, Lyon. Mi». E. N. Brasher »pent Tues day In Friday a I the home of her brother, Earl Cook nt McMinn ville. Mr. Cook tin.» been ill for »ome time. M r nnil Mm. Hurley Brown and two non» of Scappoose are here visit ing relative». M r and Mm R. B. Souther land and daughter Juanita ami M r and Mm. Samuel Medford at tended a missionary meeting of the Chureh of Christ at Roseburg Sunday. Mm. Ray Biggs received word of the accidental death of a neph ew, Ikinuld Burton, who wiw m »elective service In South Caro lina Mm. Bigg» left lor San D i ego. California, the home of the The Lions will journey to Reeds Barton», to attend the funeral. port lo play the Reed.»|xir, Braves Mr. and Mm. Gene Brown »pent Saturday, October 9th nt 2:30. the week end visiting friend» In Eugene, The football game between the I^itham and Ixindon arhool» F ri Mrs W. J. Vaughn left Satur da**. «faulted In a victory for La day far Kansas City, Missouri, tham where she will visit a sister for William B r o w n of Cottage several week». Grove I» doing some cabinet work Th<* Ray Steeles have moved thl» week at the George Suther their house from their property land home. which the government has bought Mm. Bay Bigg» and Mm. Gladys to a new location above the new Hooker »pent Wednesday at Vida road and railroad. Mr», Biggs' mother. Mm. Jessie Stanley Bonkowski spent the Dick ins, came home with them. week end with his parents at Bill Perlnl, who is preparing to Sweet borne. haul log» from the Shoestring Robert Vaughn, Earl Cooper, mountain, had two trucks hauling Erunc«*» French anil Mm. Ida Ga gravel to put on the road Sunday. mut te visited In Roseburg Sunday t.ucile Abeene accompanied Ku with Ceford Garoutte who is in a by Barm and her parents of Do- hospital then* following u n*ccnt rena, to Portland for the week, accident with a logging truck. end. Mm. Rill Bnxiks and Hob Car Claud Abeene is in the Eugeni* ter spent the week end in Grants hospital suffering from an In Pass. jured back. Russell Mattis of Fort Lewis, Mm. E. N. Brasher and son Washington, is visiting nt the Wesley spent Sunday at the H ar Chas. Teeters home. old Sippy home on Fall creek. Ein* of undetermined origin destroyed the old Andrew Land house, an old landmark. Monday night. The house had been unoc The Friendly Neighbors club cupied for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thornberg met at the home of Mm. nuby Benxton Thursday afternoon. A f anil children s|x*nt the week end ter the business meeting was over visiting at Roseburg. Mr. and Mm. Todd Glasgow arc a guessing contest was held. Mm. Hazel Grimes winning 1st prize visiting relatives and friends in and Mm. Aletha Fisher 2nd. ne- Marysville, Missouri. Mr. und Mm. Charley Peterson freshments were served late in the afternoon. The next meeting of Walden spent Sunday at the will be nt the home of Mm. Fisher Clarence Peterson home. on October 16th. •EXTRA DIVIDEND* VOTED Mr. and Mm. Levi Russell and TA X PA Y E R ». children and Mr. and Mrs. Buy The 2-mill elementary school Stewart and children spent Sun tax in Oregon will be eliminated day at Winchester Buy. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cotter of for the first six months of 1941 Everett, Washington, former resi and for the succeeding fiscal year, dents, visited at the Ixiwell Bens Governor Charles A. Sprague an nounced a, Salem Monday. ton home Inst week. Governor Sprague said he based Ray Williams spent several days last week In southern Ore his statement on estimates fur nished to his office by the state gon nt his mine and hunting. Elimination of The grade school children play tax commission. ed a bull game with the Delight this tax. representing a saving to Valley team Friday afternoon. the taxpayers of approximately The Saginaw team won hy a $1,950,000 per year, is made pos sible through larger receipts from score of 19 to 29. the state Income and excise taxes Planning a Hallowe'en enter Miss Hallie W illits of Roseburg tainment? Watch for our H al-i lowe’en specials in ice cream next spent the week end visiting her week. Gustafson’s of course. 9-31 mother, Mrs. Minnie Willits. Dorena Sa&inaw N a tio n a l C a n d y W e e k O c t. 1 3 th t o 1 8 t h Special All Next Week S ie rra C h o c o l a t e s 2 5 c 6-oz. Trial Bag 10c Knickerbocker’s 5c to $1.00 Store PAGE FIVE group Twelve members and eight children of Springfield and Mr children were present Mr». Floyd and Mrs A. B. Smith were guests A dinner was served Sunduy in Chaffee wus welcomed as a new of Mr. and Mrs Bud Lowranee honor of the birthday» of Mr. and member. The club meets with Mrs. Sunday. Mrs. W A Hernenway at their John Schmidt the 21st of October. home. The guests wen* Mr. and Mrs. Rose Low i ance ..as elected Lindbergh Baby Cost» Most Mr». William Norris, Miss M ar president of the Cellars Neigh Kidnaping ol the Lindbergh baby, garet and Hazel Hernenway of borhood club and Mrs. Marie and the trial of Hauptmann, con Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Read Hem- Schmitt chosen sceictary-treasur- turned more time and cost mor< enwuy arid children anil Mr. and er. than any other subject in newsrea Mrs James Hernenway. .Sunday Mr. and Mr». Dick Beaver and history. afternoon callers were Mrs. G. E. Finnerty, Mr and Mrs. Armstrong and son Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Heartsa<*and Mr. and Mm. Guy I lolhday. Mr, and Mrs R H. Manbcck and daughter Jennie arid Mabie Bolton made a business trip to Eugene last week During the tournament two alley» will be open for regu Ruth Davis. Carolyn, Mabie, lar play, so if you plan to bowl don’t stand back on ac M erritt and Dean Bolton visited count of the tourney. friends in Croswell Sunday after Bowling is the popular fall and winter .»pert. Join this noon. 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