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fnrnanAY, may n, inn
tttt s e n t in e l . cottam gtioyt :. drp / io n
New Hybrid Bean Newsman V, niches Mine Removal 'Bambi9 Statistics
Produced by OSC
Are Astronomical
Being Increased
Just about 100 a rtis t*, w rite rs
and m usician* w orked on the new
W alt Disney feature. "Bam bl,’' a
M ultipla ne Tech.iicoloi production
releas'd by R KO Radio. This fig
ure does not Include, of course,
ttie scores ut technical rnen who
contributed to the screening of
this F elix S a l t e n best-selling
novel.
But it would be impossible to
estim ale the num ber ot drawing»
made fo r “ B am bl." The completed
film contains approxim ately «460,-
676 paintings in oil. in natural
color, but the p re lim ina ry »ketches
ran into the m illions.
"B a m b l” was nr»t projected a*
a feature-length Disney produc
tion as long ag«> as 1936. Actual
photographing of the scenes be
gan in 1937, but It was not u n til
February. 1942. that the
fin a l
scene was shot.
Much th a t is new and revolu
tio na ry in the a rt o f screen a n i
m ation Is r e p r t tn t e d in "B am
bi." Especially, an illusion o f a
th ird dimension Is achieved, nev
er before seen ou the screen.
Bambl is a deer, the Prince of
the forest. His fiien ds are T hum
per. the ca p tiva tin g little co tto n
ta il: Flow er, a skunk who can be
<k«»eribcd o nly a» very sweet: Fa
| line, the doe Bainbi wins a fte r
life-and-death
fig n t; and many
other inhabitants o f the great fo r
est.
Perhaps in c most b rillia n t part
o f “ Bam bi” is the sequence in
w hich the »tab- a rt young buck
and h i* friends succumb to the
“ tw itte rp a te d " Influence against
which they have been warned by
the wise old O wj . This sequence
is inspired tom foolery, and " tw it
terpated’' no doubt w ill at once
liecome the w ord to describe be
ing rapturously in love. Bambi
Thum per and h tower, as they
s tru t down a tr a il in the great
forest, are a ll the lusty, self-as
sured young men who ever lived
And the little lady doe, c o tto n -ta il
and skunk are al! the girls who
ever waggled a fin ge r to bring
th e ir men run nin g in a state of
s illy eestacy.
■'Bambi'’ come» to the Arcade
Theatre M ay 13 through the 15th
T in ' firs t of the licw curlcytop-
realatnnt hybrid wimp bean varlc-
• »<•» develop)*! at
(he < )re|(on
State college experim ent station
I I I M liaieral-Ht'il«* i i i i i |» i ill ive |||«>-
iecl ha» |ilsl been reli ascii to »<•«•<!
dealer» In the went (or Increase
ilit» year. No seed 1» available yet
to gardeners, but II 1» hoped to
have ample supplies in the hand»
of dealers next year from siaallngi:
they are m aking thl» summer.
The new bean 1» a bush type
resulting from crosses between
I he llu rtn e r btisn bean ami the
lllu e H ike pole bean These were
made In I9.HI by 1!. F Dana, fed
eral Kpreialiiti In charge of the
e urlytop prok*<*t, and hl» u»»i»tnnt,
Andrew
Steiner. The variety,
named Pioneer, 1» resistant lo |
e urlytop and common tioan mosaic
and 1» thus adapted fo r use east
o f th<* Cascade» and In area» of
Idaho. U tah Mini Nevada, where
cu rleytop commonly prevent» sue-
co»»ful cu lture o f the common va
rieties of »nap liean».
I t 1» not la-lleved that It w ill re
place presbnt standard and fa vor
ed varieties of beans in area»
•• here e urlytop 1» not a problem,
nlthougti it may m . i il lu .il |,.r
cannery production In eurlytop
areas where a bush »nap bean is
Kd Beattie. United Press correspondent, watrhes an Am eriran sol
desired, says I).-
dier removing a Koninivl-plsnleit mine from the road near Cafsa,
The bean breeding project ba»
T a n Isla.
been carried out w ith laboratory
and grccnhoo»e w ork nt the cen
Nancy Quinn was honored guest
tra l station at C orvallis ami fie kl
at a p a rty at her home Sa tut day
w ork on the H erm iston branch
afternoon. Games were played and
Ernest H athaw ay spent M o th refreshm ents served by Mrs. Fred
station, w h e r e
Superintendent
e
r’s
day
week
end
In
Ridgefield,
H arold Dean Iras assisted In m an
Quinn.
aging the field plot» Wht n the W ashington, vis itin g at the home
M others Day was observed at
experim ent »lurled, no resistant of his m other. Ernest H athaway the union church Sunday. The
J
r
accompanied
hi»
fa
th
er
on
the
snap bean w ith the exception of
high school g irls served cookies
the H u rtn e r va rie ty was available tr ip They returned home M on and punch to the mother».
and It wax too » ...ill and o the r day evening
S aturday the 15th w ill be clean
wise unsulted to. com m ercial use.
At tlic Royal church Saturday up day at the W u lke r cemetery.
Its use In numeious crosses, how a »pedal M other’s day service was Everyone is welcome to help.
ever. has provided a large num ber presented by the Junior young
Alex H orn of P ortland is visit
o f new hybrid» w ith it» e urlytop people al the 11 o'clock hour.
mg at the M. T. Jackson home.
resistance Most of these. Includ
Mr. an<l Mrs. M erlin
Dewey M r. Horn is Mrs. M a iy M acky's
ing both pole ami bush types, are s|M-nt M other's day here at the brother.
s till under test.
M r. and M rs lohn Lind.xay and
home of M r» D -w ey's parents,
This new Pioneer va rie ty 1» In M r and Mr». D I Babcock. A ll the children of Marcoln were M o th
term ediate In grow th, w ith w hite fa m ily were Sabbath dinner guests er's day visitor« at the M ary
flow ers
and » ■«•d, and
w ith at the home o f M r. Dewey’s p a r Lindsay home.
straig ht, nearly round poda ul»»ut ents on Mosby creek
M r. and
fo ur Inches In length, which are Mrs Dewey returned to W ashing
stringless in the snap Is-an stage ton S aturday night where he is
stationed w ith the arm y ut F ort
Mr» Ray Stew art was called to
Lewis.
Seattle last F rid ay by the death
Saturday. May 15 w ill be the
A lvin W a lke r of Eugene and of her father.
annual clean up day at the W alk
Donald
W
a
lker
o
f
Portland
were
M r. and Mr» Mak-oim Horn en-
A large crowd attended the spe er church. Everyone in the com
tertnined w ith a dinner S aturday overnight gu<-sts Thursday at the cial meeting Sunday at the B a rt
m u n ity is asked to come and help
evening fo r a H om reunion For- home of a »isle r, M r*. M y rtle Johnston residence.
clean
the grounds o f the church
ty-tjvo were present. Beside» local Babcock.
M r*. A. C. B acktel who had
M r. anil Mr«. A lv in A llen and spent the past few weeks w ith yard ami cemetery.
relatives, the fo llo w in g were pre»
M r. and Mrs. Fred Kins land
e rtf: the W. H orn and Lloyd H om children Ralph, Eunice and Joyce her m other. M rs Ray S tew art, is
were hostesses
recently to the
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Boyd
A
llen
drove
to
fam ilies of Vancouver. Washing
now« staying at Roseburg.
pinochle club. M r. and M rs. C har
ton; M r, Alex H orn and
Mix. Independence Sunday fo r a M oth
Mrs. Kenneth Z um w alt o f D '- ley Peck were special guests.
M ary M ackey of P ortland and the er's day dinner anti a fa m ily g ath light Valley was a dinner guest
M r. and M rs W illia m H o m and
O. Staton family from up the Me- ering at the home of Mrs. A lv in one day last week of M is. Levi
M r. and M rs. Lloyd H orn ar.d
A lie n ’» m other. Mrs. .Clara M Russell.
Kenne.
•
daughter M argaret, son B illie, and
Sunday guest', o f the
Oscar Tandy.
M rs. Laura G reer and
E a rl Alex H orn o f Portla«td were guests
LaVnnna and Conley Overhol- Hayes of Cottage Grove were d in
Jacksons were the Robert Rauch
recently at the home o f M r. and
fa m ily of Eugvn«-, Dean Jackson scr are confined to th e ir home ner guests Sunday at the L o w e ll
Mrs R. N. Porter.
of OSC and Clyde W rig h t of w ith the measles
Ben»ton home.
Miss Rose M ary Mc.Ciigler. Miss
Joyce Allen »p -it several «lays
W alker.
M r. und Mrs W a lte r Cline and Claudia V anP roc/r. and Anna and
In
bed
Iasi
week
suffering
from
Mrs. Lou H arding
who
had
son moven to Disston last w eek, John M acauly were among the
been u house guest of the O v n r an atta ck o f the flu.
where M r, Cline is employed.
j group o f £oung people th a t were
W ord has be< n received from
Jacksons, returned to her home
B illy Keene of Creswell spent guests recently o f the C hris'lan
Leland Hansen who is stationed the week end w ith his cousin. Del-
In C orvallis Sunday evening.
College in Eugene.
Mrs. Joe C rick »js-nt the week w ith the a rm y at Geiger Field, mer Benston.
M r. and Mrs. A. M. Eppcr.baugh
W ashington, that he has lx«en pro
end a l OSC.
Mr. and Mi«». N ick H ell! o f Culp of Eugene spent M other's day at
The R. Han.xcn fa m ily were moted to the rank of corporal.
Creek and the Levi Russell fa m the home o f th e ir parents, M r.
S ta ff Sergeant Glen H. Duncan ily »pent S aturday night and Sun
Sunday dinner guests of the C urtis
and Mrs. Jos Eppenbaugh.
has been tran sfe rred
to
San day at Ten M ile lake firh ln g .
W hiles In Eugene
M r. and Mrs. F rank Gierau and
M r and Mrs. M ax Sears and Francisco. C alifo rn ia, and now his
Mrs. R. W. H ill and Mm. L a w son C harley of Cottage
Grove
tw o sons of Rradwnod arrived his address in care of the Post rence M on tieih were guests of
were M other's day dinner quests
Saturday a t the Ernest
Scar» master. He was fo rm e rly sta tio n Mrs. Howard Keene and M rs. of M r. and Mrs. Charles? Feck.
home fo r a tw o weeks visit. A ll ed at Geiger Field, Washington. Low ell Benston r : the M other's
Boyd Allen was confined to his tea given by the ladies o f the
were dinner guests Sunday at the
W illia m D. S tew art J r. o f T a
C la ir Hogate home in Cottage home fo r several days last week Eagles A u x ilia ry at Cottage Grove
coma, W ashington, nephew o f La-
w ith the flu.
Grove.
Saturday afternoon."
Sells S tew art,
is v is itin g this
Sunday dinner guests at the
week at the Stew art home. He is
Pete Hugdahl
home were the
M r and Mrs. M V. Weiden. in the arm y, stationed at F o rt
Eldon K ing fa m ily and M r. and
John and Lois anil Miss Velda Lewis.
Mrs. Lloyd Richie o f Drain, M ix
There were 13 m others honored S m ith spent M other's day in D rain
Viola K in g and B ill
Rank of at tire M other's Iray tea program w ith M rs. Weld« n's m other. Mrs.
Presbyterians and any interest
W alker.
F rid ay nt the W a lk e r grade I.illie Craig. A ll attended church ed friends o f the Rev. and Mrs.
M r. and Mrs. C. II. H aight were school. A fte r the program given w ith Mrs. Craig.
James A. S m ith are invited to
Sunday dinner guests at the Ed by the pupils, Mrs. Ray Gleason
bring th e ir dinner to the church
Paul home in S ilk Creek.
served tea and cakes, assisted by
Mrs. L. L. S tew art and son La- at 1:00 p. m. Sunday, a t which
Helen Quinn, Juanita Connor and Sells of Eugeni' visited Sunday at tim e there w ill be a congregation
Saleshooks, receipt books, book Dori» Sage.
,
Ihe holne of M r, and Mrs. LaSells al fellow ship and a il w ill have an
keeping systems. The Sentinel.
Superintendent L. C. M o ffitt Stew art.
o pp o rtu n ity to visit t o g e t h c r ^ ^
discussed the possibilities and the
im possibilities fo r consolidation of
Ihe lo u r d is tric ts at the meeting
Thursday. Questions were asked
and answered by M r. M o ffitt. The
¡proposed consolidation
fo r
the I
fo ur distH cts is a w onderful thing
fo r the comm unities, but school
ut Thrift-Wise—the »tore that brought and maintains cut-rate
The Women's Auxiliary Volunteer busses fo r tran spo rtai ion, build
price» at all time«.
Emergency Kervlee, more fnm ilinr- ing m aterials and laborers are not
ly known m the WAVES, ha* been available at this tim e of war.
established »s ■ part of our Navy j People of each d is tric t have not
They are doing a great work and ; agreed on the subject as yet.
relieving many men from oHlcs to
Mrs. Clarence Gray entertained
active service.
the W alker club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. B. L,
Rankin o f Vaughn was a v isito r.
M r. and M rs. D. C. Keesaman
and children were Sunday visitors
at the Fren Q uinn home.
Silk Creek
Saginaw
Delight Valley
PAGE TÎTRFH
Divide
M r. and M r . F rank M cGarvin
and granddaughter Joann McGar-
vin »pent several day» last week
in Stockton,
C alifornia, where
they visited th e ir son Dale who
has recently
been transferred
from a soldiers tra in in g camp In
A tla n ta , Georgia to Stockton.
A number o f relatives were
Sunday dinner guests of M r. and
M r*. Herm an G ertja in honor «1
Mrs. G ertja'» m other. Mr». Sarah
M ontgom ery
Those
attending
were M r and Mrs W a lte r C hrist-
inson and fa m ily of N oti, M r. and
Mrs. Ransom Raymon«! and daugh
ter, M r*. L ilja o f Cottage Grove.
M r. and Mrs. Sam Gdlman of C ur
tin.
M r. and Mrs. A lb ert
Tonole
have sold th e ir home here to a
fa m ily from C alifornia and M r.
and Mrs. Chas. A rnold have sold
th e ir home to folks from S u th e -
lin. M r. and Mrs. Arnold and Mr.
and M rs. Tonole and fa m ily w ill
move to Cottage Grove.
M r. and Mrs. Amis M cGarvin
and children and M r. and .Mrs.
F rank M cG arvin spent Sunday at
L inslaw at the home o f M r. and
Mrs. Ed S utton, parents of Mrs.
Am is M cGarvin.
Recent visito rs of M r. and Mrs.
C liffo rd W allace was Mrs. W al
lace's m other. M ix. Edna Ray-
A report fo r A p ril o f the pub
lic lib ra ry »bows 848 adult fic
tion books loaned and 137 non-
fiction» loaned, m aking a to ta l of
985 books loaned to adults d u r
ing the m onth o f A p ril. There
were 161 children's fic tio n books
and 65 non-fiction books loaned,
m aking a to ta l o f 226 books loan
ed to children, and a grand to ta l
of 1211 books loaned during A p ril.
Money received from the rental
shelf fo r A p ril was $7.45 and
money received from fines was
$9.65, a to ta l of $17.10 received.
B orrow ers' card» issued were 28
and borrowers' cards canceled. 35.
The tc ta l num ber of borrowers,
1634.
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