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trattori
LION ROARS
SI (i vu IX
v o i K D IE T
Nvws oí llovs uml G ir'» in
By Dr. II. A. Hagen
Sugar is a form o f carbohy
(M arie Lombard and I.aurene
drate food w inch is uard lihe ru lly
M ille r, E d ito rsi
on the aveiage table, but the way
(Continued from |>age t)
The w n u a l Open House event in which it is taken generally does
Lt. M arvin
Wilson. U.S N.R
was held Friday. A p ril 14. w ith a more harm than good. I f it were
record-breaking attendance. The e ntirely elim inated from the diet son of M r .and M is. A. 1). W ilson
program s ta rtl'd at 7:30 w ith o r we would not lx* nearly so lik e ly of Cottage Grove sfient a few days
chestra selections under the direc to suffer from the lack of those leave here v isitin g his parents
tion of Fenton Charles. Follow ing elements not contained in sugar ind friends before going on to
this a song was given by the high w hich have to bo derived fro m Houston, Texas fo r duly. F or the
school sextette and tw o numbers o the r fixxls, but which we are apt pas, year he has been s ta tio n « !
by the G irls' Glee club. The c li to go short on Ix-eattse these par in the Duieh Fas, lnd'cs. A n
max o f the program was a |« g - tic u la r foods are crowded out of nouncement was also made of his
aant "L e t I ’s Deserve V ic to ry '' the diet to m ake way fo r the pal m arriage to Miss M argaret Ben-
given by the senior class and w r it atable sugar. I t is used a great le tt of P o 'tland. w hich « ’cured on
ten by Joan King. Vivian Pollock. deal fo r fla vorin g staiehy dishes, A p ril 3:d.
Kay Taylor, and D o ttie Ann C la tk and this com bination w ith starch
NATIONAL EDITORIAL— under
M ia. James Teske and son Jim
the supervision of Miss can always lx* relied on to pro
O re
mie Jr., who spent the w in te r
PER
SSOCIATION M y rtle Kent. In appreciation o f duce excessive lerm entatien.
here w ith her patents, M r. und
PUBLIS
¿ d*í w/ZZczr:
U TIO N
her han l w ork, the senior class
It is this com bination of sugar Mrs. A. D. Wilsen, left Tue .day
presented Miss Kent w ith a bou and starch w hich is so commonly
fo r Loveland, Colorado when* she
quet o f carnations and snapdrog- used in the m anufacture o f alco
w ill jo in her husband, who is in
WE M AV AS W E LL FACE IT
ons. Announcements were made holic beverages, some liquors be
We may as well lace the fact th at the kjml of ending the by M r. Davies and vis ito ts were ing made e n tire ly by ferm enting Hie service there.
present w ar has will he largely up to u s; that it is up to us to then guided to the d iffe re n t grains and sugar together. I f such
Mrs. Eim er Ken, received word
m ake the best of the post w ar petiod. Looking hack through rooms. Four. 20-ntinute periods combinations are used in the hu recently that her son. Lt. T honris
all the things t h a t ’s been said and done, it looks like we have were given to present to the vis man digestive apparatus precisely J. Jones, is in England, but aside
made about the same m istakes which were ntade tw enty five ito rs a brief idea o f d ifferen t class the same kind o f ferm entation w ill .fro m lots of a c tiv ity , he « m id tell
take place, although o f course to 'v e ry little.
years ago. which we vowed a few mouths ago w ouldn't he made procedures.
Haulier President
, nothing like the same extent ns
again and we have been listening to hear some w is e guy pop up
Laurence W, B 'g g e rsta ff S 2 C
Bob Bauder was elected presi if a llo w « ! to continue fo r a week
ami say that like from here out w ill be a bed of roses. Fact is dent
o f the student Ixxiy at the o r two. S u fficien t ferm entation has com plet«! his Ixxit tra in in g ai
its p retty near been said, only in a nicer way. Those who lived elections held F iiu u y, A p ril 14.
however a ctua lly does pike place San Diego, C alifornia, und recent
through the last w ar rem ember the expression th at now we
O ther officers elected are: vice to produce a large umount of ly tran sfe r,ed to the naval repair
would have universal peace and that hard times would n e v e r president, Bob Gleason; secrotary. stomach and intestinal gas. and base a, Sun Diego when* he is
again knock at our door.
Chloris Roberts; treasurer, Eileen at the same tim e certain toxic tra in in g fo r a m otor mechanics
mate.
lia r,x ile ;
advertising
manager,
P a rt of the 1‘irsf paragraph should he qualified. W’e are Irene Schaffer: business manager, substances trre generated in ihe
production o f the alcohol which
Philip Luke, C. M 2 C le ft Eu
rc p ia tin g the same m istakes with one exception. A good many Sara B jorset; editor. Eva Hop- results from this ferm entation.
gene by plane Monday fo r Camp
ta r sighted citizens in wide aw ake com m unities have sta rte d man.
You are perhaps fa m ilia r w ith I ’arks, C alifornia, for fu rth e r duty
th inking and planning the post w ar period. These citizens want
Buys Federation O fficers
th -» processes by which fusel-oil a fte r spending a 30-day leave here
A t a regular meeting of the and o the r poisonous substances
a hand in shaping the post w ar period: they are not willing
w ith
his m other
Mrs. M y rtle
th a t nature and natural consequences take its eoutse. In this Boys Fed Council held A p ril 11. are d istilled from liquors. S im ila r Lake. P h ilip had s(x*n, 13 months
during
club
period,
the
nomina
they have a good deal more gum pti. n than some of our con
poisons ate m anufactured in the in the A lt utians.
gressm en who have already begun to kick over the traces on tions fo r next year's officers were a lim e n ta ry canal when too much
made as follow s: President, Ray
M r. an I Mrs. F rank Gierati re
the international cooperation aspect, saying in effect that they Ross. Bob Wicks, Ivan Ilo y e r; starch is eaten o r when sugar
ceived
word from th e ir son Bober,
think America is the big Chxrlcy and should take the burden vice president, Gerald W ith e r- and starch are m ixed together at Gieruu Ph. M. 2 C saying he has
the
satpc
time.
It
is
surprising
to
of policing the world on its shoulders, which will have lls spoon. J e rry M ickey, Jake P alm
see how certain chfonie ailm ents landed somewhere in the South
w here we sta rte d from tw enty five y eats ago.
er; secretary-treasurer. Bob G ith -
w ill disappear when the patient Pacific and is w ell end enjoyed
Of p a rticu la r interest to us is the announcem ent that the* ens. B ill Boyce, D ick Moody.
stops using such combinations as his trip . He says he is using dress
Candidates Nominated.
Civil A eronautic, hoard has under consideration poliei s that
are to be found in breakfast ings made by the Red Cross at
Loran Brown, M ildred C ollier,
will determ ine which of th e. 6,331 tow ns in America between
cereals flavored w ith sugar, pud K lam ath Falls, m aking home feel
1.000 and 5.000 will receive some type of airplane service a fte r Evelyn Hutchison and Joan K ing dings made w ith starch and sugar, a little nearer .The Red Cross is
the war. The board will likely determ ine just w hat policy is were nominated by the seniors as and evon by e lim in a tin g from the •'tops" in giving the boys c ig a r
queen candidates fo r M ay Day
starchy meal drinks w hich have ettes. candy and gum he says.
to he established so that comm unities in the 1.000-5.000 class during
home room, Thursday.
They enjoy sw im m ing in the w arm
been flavored w ith sugar.
can ree ive a ir service.
Ao’ il 13. Each g irl w ill choose her
w ater.
Alm ost any kind of sugar may
In conversation with a servicem an recently here on a fu r escort.
Pfe. Norman A u li ey arrived
The low er classmen elected the be used in place of starch if the
lough, who has flown all over the United States, we w ere in fo llo
w in g
fo r
th e ir choice o f rules laid down fo r starches arc F rid a y from F o r, Bliss, Texas to i
terested in his angle of a ir service to the sm aller com m unity crown princesses and th e ir es followed. Most people however spent! a short furlough w ith his
and what he thinks must he done before this tow n can qualify corts: Juniors, M arie Lombard, would not be satisfied w ith a meal m other Mrs. Eva Aubrey and
for such service. He says what you might expect him to say that Bob Gleason; sophomores, N ellie o f this kind, yet th e 'e are some o the r relatives. Pfc. Aubrey and
a vast m ajority of the retu rn in g servicem en are inti-rested in K in g, LcRoy Ew ing; Irishm en, agreeable ways in which the bet his m other wen, to Boring Wed
te r sugars m ay be taken. The nesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
aviation ami that unless some means are provided by the ser Jane Beidler, V irg il Newton.
Votes fo r candidates w ill be sugar fru its fo r example m ay be M ilto n Layng.
vicem an’s home tow n to provide this service th at they are going
purchased w ith s\ar bonds anti ,used in P:at‘e o f st<irch*
may be
to the place that will.
The picture of Nathan P o rter
stamps.
eaten in uddition to a protein
Edwards, radio technician 1 C
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meal.
I
f
one
is
very
fond
o
f
stew-
He says we d o n ’t netd what we m ight term a large landing
Seniots t humps.
T<l prunes, figs, raisins, or any of which appeared in the Navy Re
field except for the ferry or freight planes, hut that a sta n d a rd
c ru itin g
S tation
advertisement
The seniors won the g irls has- th i’st‘ sugar fiu its , a pleasant
ized type ot field, al least, a tria n g u la r field with one long run
ketball championship 32-3 against chanpe m ay be made from the or- lust week sjionsored by the locul
v.av must .......
he „ provided if we are
to i have
a ■ ir freight.
\Ve all the juniors Tuesday, A p ril 11. The dinaD starchy meal by substitut- drug stoics w rs a fu rn ie r Cottage
. -
,
T
.
Grove resident, the son of M r. and
1« v th at one ol the principal draw backs in the developm ent senior team was as
Donna ,n&
inK an>
as follow
follow s:
s: Donna
any oni* o f these fru its fo r
Mrs. E. J. Edwards, his fa th e r
of the northw est has bet n the lack of outlet for ou r produce; Burleson. Evelyn Radtke, M a rv
slarL'b- As however the nour-
being <1 a perishable nature it would not be moved rapidly Gasper, Esther Hansen, D o ttie “ ihm ent contained in the stewed teaching a g ric u ltu re in the locul
enough, but when a new traffic system promises for instance Ann C lark, Louise Richards, P h yl- f , uits is so concentrated. i, is al- high school and is now w orking
1 > di liver , cargo of fresh straw berries 2.000 «files in tw enty lis Foster, Velma Pollock, K a y ways advisable to use a certain fo r the arm y in Honolulu. Mr...
Edwa ds and younger son Ernes, '
four bouts. such p ro : pec, m ight enhance the grow ing o f st raw- Taylor. The fin al basketball stand- air>°ubt o f non-stareby or salad are liv in g on 75 acres u, Linsluw.
same
time,
ings
in
the
tournam
ent
ate:
vegetables
at
the
berries;at least make it profitable enough to undertake st raw -
The duughier Lucy, a SPAR, is
W
L
A n othe r way in which they
b rrics on a commercial seal hitherto unknown. And quoting yearn
tra in in g a, Palm Beach, F lo rid a .
seniors .........................
4
0
may
be
combined
is
w
ith
sweet
from a recent editorial in the P ublisher's A uxiliary.“ It is vir Junto: s ........................
A nother daughter.
Eunice, now
1 m ilk or b u tte rm ilk. I f honey or
3
M rs. Edwin M:ekel, lives ,n Eu
tu ally certain that as soon as the war ends, “ straw b erry tra in s ’’ Sophomore
2 maple syrup is ever used it
2
gene w ifh her sin ill daughter and
of the air will be carrying fresh fruit and vegetables long <iis- Freshmen Cold
3 should be taken
iri connection
1
husband who is attending the U ni
ta n e is ov r our land a i d as time goes on more and more of the Freshmen Blue
4 w ith the m aking of lemonade, or versity.
0
produce from farm s and orchards will he moved in this fash
Home Room Election
can be used in fla v o rin g toast or
ion, beating the fast freight and express train s m any hours. . ’’ R ita Quaglia was elected presi- w affles which arc dextrinized.
N O T IC E TO < REOITO RS
dent o f home room 13 at the These sugars, should not be used
home room m eeting
A p ril
13. w ith bread or m uffins, although
N O T IC E IS H ER EB Y G IV E N :
Others elected were: Vice presi- thqse w ith strong digestive abil- T hat *,he undersign«! have been
dent. Esther B io w n ; secretary, ity w ill find they are able to eat appointed as E xecutor and Execu
P hvllis B aldw in; treasurer, L on stewed fru its th a t a-e rich in su- tr ix of the Last W ill and Testa
Layton.
gar w ith m uffins or mush made
m ent of S A M U E L K. ADAM S,
June M endcll was elected presi- from whole-wheat flo ur. This Ls Dece«s«*d by the C ounty C ourt of
dent o f home room 12. Others a m a tte r th a t m ust be trie d out Lane County, Oregon. A ll per
elected were: Vice president, M o r in each individual case, but as a sons having claims against said
ris C ulver; secretary. R obiida rule it w ill be found th a t the
estate are hereby i juired to pre
Flaten; treasurer, D ix ie Bushell. whole-wheat m uffin s and stewed
sent the same,
du'y
verified,
D orothy Hubbell was elected fr u it w ill not fe m e n t as easily as
w ith proper vouche.s, to the un
president o f the Shop home room. o the r combinations o f starches
dersigned a, the Law O ffice of
Others were: Vice president, Bob and rugais. This is not true of the H E R B E R T W. LO M B A R D . F irs,
Githens; secretary, M ary Ann o rdinary whole wheat flo ur, bu,
N ational Bank Building, Cottage
H a ll; treasurer, Foe G e tty; re can be applied only to the flo u r
Grove, Oregon, w ith in six months
porter, Joe G etty.
made from the e ntire grain. I of the date of firs t publication of
School B rie fs
believe the reason th a t less fe r Hus notice. Dated and firs , pub
The local ,C. A. P. are planning m entation takes place w ith these
lished A p ril 20, 1944
W O RTH
on e nrolling 180 C. A. P. A ir Ca- foods is t i n t they seem ,o pass H AR VE Y, Executor. N O R M A G.
dets ta begin classes this fa ll, th ough
the a lim e n ta ry canal
Joys and g irls who are w ith in the more quickly and do no, delay in M IL L E R , E xecutrix. H E R B E R T
ages of 14 and 15 are eligible, any one place long enough fo r W. LO M B A R D , A tto rn e y,
O nly those who a e really in te r- ferm entation to lx? developed,
36-5,-40.
csted and W ill be w illin g to a t- Mast of the starches prss through
tend all classes arc wanted.
very sluggishly and feim en, more
B e tty Clapp, freshman, entered readily.
school from
Tulsa, Oklahoma,
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Tuesday, A p ril 18.
S IM P L IF Y IT T E L O IL
Dr. U. G. Dubach, Dean o f Men
R A T IO N IN G
at the Oregon State college, is
_______
sehedided to visit here Thursday,
The present fuel year w ill end
A p ril 27. He w ill speak before the August 31 instead of September
student body and meet w ith all 33 as o rig in a lly scheduled, DPA
seniors.
announces, and beginning Septem
The Letterm en’s annual spring ber 1 a ll period fuel oil coupon:,
dance w ill be.held F rid a y night, a fte r they become valid w ill re
A p ril 21, in the gymnasium s ta rt main good through August 31,
ing at 8:00 o’clock.
1945.
ARMED FORCES
P o p ’s C ard R oom U n d er
N ew M an ag em en t
Effective A p ril 15th I have
David VonNecda it, Pop's card
First Naticna, Bank. The card
inina.qcmeit of C. I. Pardee. A
trou.tge w ill be appreciated.
C. E. NEET
N O T IC K
OF
O V E R AMO1 N T I IM IT E O IO
S E C T IO N
I I . ARTICLK M.
S T A T E C O N S T IT l T IO N .
N o llii* is hereby given Ilia , an
('le ctio n w ill lx* held in School
District No.« 15 of Lane C o u n ty,
State o f O regon, at o ffic e o f
su iK 'rin te n d e n t in Je ffe rso n b u ild
ing. ,Mills to he <i|x*n fro m tw o
o’clock P. M . to seven o 'c ltx 'k P
M on F rid a y M ay 12, 1911 in said
sc lux 11 d is tric t, fo r the purpose of
s u h n iiltu ig to tin* legul vo te rs of
said d is tric t the question o l in
creasing Ihe tax levy fo r the ye a r
Itcg iu n in g J u ly 1. 1944 and ending
June 30. 1945, o v e r the am ount
lim ite d by Sts lio n 11, A rtic le X I
o f tin* « in s titu tio n ol Oregon.
The le 'isu n s fo i increasing such
levy
a re : T h e levy
w ith in the
c o n s titu tio n a l lim ita tio n is has«!
on the highest levy w ith the las,
three ye a rs plus (!'« , ,1ns am ount
being $8,4415.99. w h ich am ount is
not s u ffic ie n t to pay the costs ol
o |x*ru tio n o f the school as p ro v id
ed fo r in the budget o f the d is
tr ic t fro m Julv 1, 1944 to June 30,
19-15.
'Hie umount in excess o f the 6 '.
lim ita tio n , projKised to be levied
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SHUIUHKATION
OUriAST
W il l y o u r car jo in the MiUO cars going lo ju n k yards e very
day because of neglect? W a rtim e Stop and d o is hard on
y o u r car. Unless yo u guard against neglect n o w , burned o u t
hearings, scored pistons, a ru in ed transm ission o r d iffe re n
tial can be the ex p e n sive result.
• S H E L t .l 'B R I C A T I O N service offers j o u r car p ro to c tlo n
a, all Ila v ita l p o laia. A n d you g r i a d ia g ram re ce ip t s h o w
in g e x a c tly w h a t's h ern done to help II m u l a t l i h t d u i n U n n .
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Change to frtnh, info, C rJiJeii Shall
M otor Oil bifora il't loo lata!
MAKE A DATE FOR SHELLUBRICATION TODAY
REM EDIES
can furnish you with the proper am ount of light for
the seeing tasks you have when you are doing home
study work. . . . D on't try to got along on too little
light. Be sure to have plenty of good soft light. It will
be easy on the eyes and make the problems come easier.
A lt i si :
W O R TH H AR VE Y,
Is Wartime Stop -Go
Pounding Your Car to Junk ?
M c K esson robins
I
E I.E C - fo r said year Is $15.760.01.
day of A p ril,
SCHOOL
riON UPON qUKMTION OF
I >uted this 17th
INCRKANINtl T A X
UBVY 1944.
S P R IN G
LET'S WORK TOGETHER
purchased the interest of
room, next door to the
room w ill be under the
continiiation of your pa
16 oz. Alb?, Gar
79c
8 oz, Soletone
89c
16 oz. Albulene Cream
89c
6 oz. Baby O il........
39c
5 oz, Albatum
47c
100 Bexel Caps.
$1.98
60 Bax Caps ................. 2.34
N EED S
Handy
Chenille
Wail
Washing
Sponge
Self
Polishing
Simoniz
For Floors
50c
Isopropyl
Alcohol
Rub
1 pint
69c
Jeris
H air Tonic
anti
H air Oil
$1.25 value
39c
WE GIVE SGH GREEN STAMPS
KELLY DRUG C O .
79c