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t Mailed in Con formity with ó ; .,/^ r , ' c • ... , C« 1NVENTK >N STA D IU M Citi- ca<o. it is lx*w«*y und l ir ii k ii The young, (lu rk -d iiin d I >. h old Thomas E. D<w«y ul New York und the 50 year-old whit haired Governor J.4m V.' B tii-k rr o f Ohio wen* nominated Wednes day by Hie 23rd republican in Ilona I convention to ca rry the G. O I* standard in the 19-14 presidential eim paign against the new deal. ’ Jewry w it* nominated bn pi s- ident on the t u t ballot. 1054» to I, a Ion«* vote liemu cost fo r Gen. iJouglii* M acA rth u r by tiu m t H it ter. a fa rm : r delegate from W is consin. B ric k e r was chosen fo r the vlct - presidential candidacy on I lie In st la illo t by an unanimous vote. The ticke t brought complete harmony to the rcpu blka n parly, lin k in g the tw o riv a l group* that had fought fo r months lo r the G. <). I* nointo it ton l l m i ) A ddresses C onvention A fte r rhonaini; the ticke t, the convention adjourned u n til Wed nesday night, when Governor lx*w«*y accepted the nom ination in person. Dewey. notified of his nom ina tion by telephone sh o rtly a fte r 11 a m (P a cific w a r tim e t, Im m ediately left the governor’' mansion in Albany In fly to Chicago. In this respect. Governor Dewey repeated the th e n -sta rtlin g jx*r form ance ol F ra n k lin Del Roosevelt, who flew fro m Alba to Chicago 12 years ago to accept th ” dem ocratic presidential nt tnation At that tim e, R< m > m was governor of New Y ork as ■ * JZ-j J OOTTAOE GROVE. LAXE COUNTY OREGON, '1 111 Lt. Chas Zimmerly Missing in Action Over Noith Africa rad M is Ella Zim m ei ly a n , notified Tiles' day by Ih«* w depnrfm» nt ihm lu t -on. I.i C » Ximm< rly «•i m» • t ills r «>1 the a rm y a ir force uni« n.i •Jug over N o rth A frica . Ih* 1r i* 1 l»’l II Ml "I sine * Ju n e n th . ordlng to the source of D u rin g flu* tii in th e N o rth Ai Z im m erly had « v ia h '.* re c o rd at fo rty m issions w as b ea t i lio n i ixty ds from .e.v action theatre, L t idled an en- «i completed « impi. ted Many Stores Will Be Closed 3-Day Period July 2-3-4 i i i j r i nn fust Plans I or Soldier Voting in Oregon At the Am erican legion de- Dewey is fortay. Dewey and Bi teker were nom part ment ex* eu t lv<* m«*eting on The local school a uthorities and the county health departm ent u r ges all pre-school children who w ill Is* entering the firs t grade next year to have a complete phy sical exam ination w ith in the next m onth, so that necessary correc tions may be made before the op ening of school. Notices are being sent to a ll parents o f pre-school children in D is tric t 45. urging to have this done. A pre-school d im e w ill lx* held by Dr. C. R. Lindgren. C ounty H ea lth O ffice r, and Miss L ucille Vah*. at the health office on Main Street. Thursday, J u ly 20, fo r those children who do not go to th e ir own physician It is r«*quir«*<l by the Cot tag«* Grove schools that every student entering the firs t grade have a physical exam ination by the ojx*ning day o f school, and parents are urged to cooperate fo r the betterm ent o f the health of th e ir children. 29 IÍM » ‘ t ■> of O ur Nation Pvt. Ra'ph L. H olliday, son M r. and Mrs. Guy H olliday of of Route 1 Creswell. W ith the 389th A. A. A. Bn. Guinea. His stationed w ife and at New daughter live at M e rrill, Oregon. Im jH irtan t N otice To men who raceive compensa tion o r pension through th « ir M il ita ry Service; The 15G mcreas *s and the to ta l d isa b ility increase w ill in most ca-.es be late due to lack o f clerical help. To tn«*n who are out of the A rm - ed Forces: I f you have D p i up your government life insurance, keep uji paym ents and keep yo ur money o ld e r receipts caret ully. F or in fo rm a tio n sec the Am er ican Legion o r the Veterans of Foreign W ats. M ax Bird. Charles C larke S M 1/C is home from the South Pacific on a 20- day leave which he is spending w ith his parents. M r. and Mrs. Trum an Ç lark. Sgt. Robert G. M ills is now at Camp Joseph i', Robinson at L it tle R<x.k ArkatuS« w here new trfxjjis are constantly a rriv in g fo r train in g . Sgt. M ills says the heat at L ittle Rock is intense. P vt. A lfre d Hansen, who has lx*en stationed ar Camp Roberts, t ..iifo ro ia is home on an lS-da» furlough v isitin g his parents. M r. and M rs. E rv in Hansen, and other relatives. Hie husband o f Mrs. H aro’d C. Reym.id* residing on Black B u tte Rout« Cottage Grove Oregon. Glen Potter, Buddy La Blue navy and left ragut, Idaho boot tra in in g . NUMBER 4« Memorial Services For Lt. Robt. Trask Held Last Sunday FIGHTING FORCES Pre-School Exam * Scheduled July ¿V i l l1.' «I in »hi* * R S O A Y .0 \ E I lome Boys and Girls in the A number of lie ’ ll business (loose.* w ill remain closed from Saturday night u n til Wednesday m orning. Ix in g clow d J u ly 2. 3 and 4th. Others w ill close the 4th o.ily, which fait» this year on next fuesday. A g ita tio n fo r townwide <i vance o f tiic ftir«.«. da;? i ' re ,<1 over tlie 4th, which started sh ort ly a lte r ,M< m orial day «ltd not ma terialize. A list of th e business firm s clo s ing fo r th e tln e e d ay s Ju ly 2, 3 am i 4 th is p u b lish ed e lse w h e re in this issue and advance not tee is given in fa irn e ss to th e public. From a il indications the coming 4th promts«“* to is- u quiet on<* W illi the usual a ttra ctio n s being absent and fishing trips icm o tc fo r many on account of the gas tattuning. There w ill Is* many Pvt. D elbert . (B u c k y i Van- fa m ily gatherings and a few p ic nics. The largest event of its Schoiack, enlisted 'M arch 29, 1944. kind so fa r as known at this w r it G ra d u a lid fro m Jbcal high school ing is Hu* Ixirena grange picnic 1942. Son o f M r.' and Mrs. Flay ill Ihe grange grounds east of VanSehotack, Dorena. I*vt Van- Schoiack is now at Camp Joseph town. T Robinson. Arkansas. His w ife an«l son Jack a t L itile Rock, A r kansas. p F.O.D. order No. 19687" ?■ A*' .i n i» *♦* voli m i : i . iv Dewey Bricker Named To Larry G 0 P Standard « Dale C arpenter and have enlisted in the last week fo r Far- where they began M em orial services were held at the Presbyterian church Sunday m orning honoring the mem ory of 2nd L t. Robert McGee Trask, w ith the arm y a ir force, kille d in action over Europe March 29, 1944. A four page folder printed fo r the occasion bore the picture of Lt. Trask, the order o f church ser vices, his o b itu a ry and a poem, “The A irm an's P rayer." L t. Trask a native of Cottage Grove had been active in the local Pres byterian church since boyhood. Not o nly was he active in a ll de partm ents o f the church, but was a life Boy scout, a member o f the DcM olay in Eugene, graduate of the local high school w ith the class of 19.39, la te r attending Ore gon State College. He enlisted in the a rm y a ir corp» in 1942 and a fte r tra in in g a ye ar was sent to England as a co-pilot on a B-24 Bomber. In this capacity he served u n til M arch 29. 1944 when the ship w ith a ll the crew save one went down. He received the a ir medal and Oak Leaf cluster and the Purple H eart was awarded Posthumously. He was buried at Cambridge England in an A m e ri can cemetery. He was the son o f M r. and Mrs. Robert A Trask of Cottage Grove and was m arried to Miss M ar- tha Boentgen of Eugene on A p ril 24. 1943. Recreational Project 3rd Week . . The summer recreation - program !or Cottage Grove boys and girls .s in the m iddle of its th ird suc cessful week. Follow ing is a re port of some of the activitie s and winners o f the tournaments. Boys' Badm inton tournam ent w inner» were W a lte r Sorenson and A rt Dickson, defeating Champ Husted and M arvin Schafer in the finals. H askell M ontgom ery won the boys' table tennis champion ship. ta king M arvin Schaffer. The g irls' badm inton tournam ent has not been completed. Tw o other ping pong tournam ents are in progress, high school boys and a 5th-6th grade group. Tennis and croquet tournam ents are also scheduled. In the test games last F rid ay night, the Eagles so ftb all team beat Grove H ardw are 12 to 3 and Q u a lity M arket and Dorena s ta ll ed at 13-13 when um pire Griggs called the game. The Butchers and Dorena w ill tangle again at 1 F rid a y night, June 30, to play 5th War Loan Sales Approach Half Way Mark The 5th war Ioan sales l«x:ally were approaching the half way mark this morning with over three fourths of the adoted time gone and nine more days to go. Sales at *he two principal selling agen- cies. the First National Bank and Bond Thermometer $4.30,000.00 $207,781.00 the post office had reached a to tal of $207,781.00 last night to ap ply on a quota of $430,000. Coun ty sales up to yesterday had reached a total of $2,082,003 with about $500,000 to go to reach fif ty percent of a five million quota. Joe Bricher, South Lane chair man said this morning arrange ments would likely be made to in- stall a loud speaker in the Daugh- erty Lumber Company _____ Office at __ , _______ gtp, an{j xiain to stimulate sales of bonds during the last week of the campaign. The time set for the close of the drive is July 8th. Legion Medals on Display Two medals are on display at the Brown Drug Store in connec tion with the American Legion's efforts to create interest in the 5th war loan which is lagging. A silver distinguished service medal and citation will be given the leg ionnaire unit member producting the highest sales record. To the citizen who subscribes the most money, the Lepifon D. S. M. and citation will be a arded. These are beautiful meda.s and must be seen to be appreciated. June 4th the com m ittee adopted a resolution to sxk the governor to hold a spec 11 session of the Allen Promoted John O. C hellin P etty O ffice r legislature fo r the purpose o f ad Sp<Vt 2 C and Mrs. P atricia Prom otion of H arold E. Allen justin g our la w . to perm it service Baldw in Chellin S p 'T i 2 C of from C aptain to M ajor has been men to vote. The w rite r who is Sand Point U. S. N aval A ir S ta announced at a L ib e ra to r base in a member ol the departm ent com- tion. Seattle W ashington were England. m iite e received a copy «if the let- week end guests tit the home of te r w ritte n F ritz Nls*«*n, depart M a jo r Allen is . the son o f W . F. Mrs. C hellin's parents, M r. and Allen o f Cottage •Grove, Oregon ment a djutan t from Governor Earl Mr L. E i nest Baldwin. S it e d . Exerpls of interest from tin* and is a graduate of Cottage Gro le tte r June 9th are quoted be Kenneth Lovegren, who is w ith ve high school and Oregon State low. Ed Goteh, commander. the V-12 unit and attending th e ! College class of 1933. "The federal government h As Group Transportation O ffi U n ive rsity o f Idaho. Southern assured the us«* of a ir m ail ser branch at Pocatello, a rrived Sun cer he has been w ith his L ib e ra t vice lo r the tran spo rtatio n of Iml day fo r a Week * leave w ith his o r group since November 14. hits fo r soldiers at the «*omtng parents, M r. and Mrs. W. D Love 1943, R«?cently this group comple The Cottage Grove Union High g '’iie.’.il «•'«• chop m il 1« siim ony gren. He has completed his basic ted its 100th mission in combat before congress show that these School C om m unity Cannery w ill tra in in g and was chosen a supply ' gainst enemy targets. I t has seen The grange will sponsor a com ballots w ill i e h the most re s ta rt its regular schedule J u ly .3rd o ffic e r and w ill report J u ly 1 at action in the M iddle East, A frica a <?omplete game. munity picnic at the grange and w ill he open to the public mote sections where th<* boys an* The Red Cross swimming les grounds about five miles out on the U uive rsity of Washington. and the European T heater o f Op staltoned w ith in sixteen days, re Monday July .3 and Ju ly 5 from Seattle, fo r fu rth e r schooling. erations. F or the record low level sons at Baldwin's Pond were very Row River July 4th. q u irin g th ir ty two days fo r the 10:00 a. m. u n til 1:00 p. m. Can bombing a tta ck on the Plocsti o il successful. Twenty beginners com There will be races at 11:30 a. L t. A rth u r .Bauder reported back fields last August firs t it has re pleted the minimum requirements tound trip , however most of our ning w ill on*, lx* made by appoint m., basket dinner at noon, a pro ments and patrons an* asked to fo r d uty at Camp Haan. C a lifo r lx.ys are stationed much closer. ceived the W a r Departm ent c ita and have learned to swim. Some gram at 1:30 p. m. at which Rev. F a ll Creek 4-11 Sum m er Camp Linder a plan evolved liy the sec advise those w iio have not a t nia Sunday u fte r -¡lending a f i f tion. thirty other beginners made fine A. J. Kammann of the Presby was o ffic ia lly ofs ned on Saturday re ta ry o f s ta le ’s o ffice and ap- tended one o f the test nights to be teen day leave here vis itin g his progress and will be much ad terian church will speak and a ball P rio r to entering the service. m orning w ith an at tendance of proi«*d by the a tto rn e y general, sure and get th e ir appointments parents, M r. and Mrs. John Bauder vanced for the next school in Aug game following the program. M ajor A llen was c:..ployed by the and then keep them. and friends and relatives. 110 club members and a s ta ff of arrangem ents have lx*en marie to ust or others next summer. Many There will be ice cream and pop Salem Steel and Supply Company Anyone w ishing to put peas in »even lenders. Manager of the have our ballots in the m ail at other intermediate and advanced and a g«xxi time for all. Come and C aptain Reason Longfellow has o f Salem, Oregon. His firs t sta the locker fo r freezing are asked camp is Jeanne M orion, who ha least fo rty three days p rio r to the swimmers took tests and lessons enjoy tlie fun. to follow locke r instructions care w ritte n his w ife from N o rth A f tion was M cChord Field. Tacoma, been at camp sessions since the elect ion. rica th a t he has met L t. Harold Washington. E n te rin g the service for advanced ratings. Two boys opening of tile iin in e r camp in Above arrangem ents together fu lly . These may lx* obtained a t Cooley and is absorbing the home w ith a reserve coi.anission as 1st. passed Boy Scout swimming merit 1939. F o r the firs t tim e, boys and w ith w aiving (lie re g is tra tio n re the local lockers o r at the can badge requirements. Jim Valentine g irls are having a Joint session, quirem ents were made possible nery building o r from the home news from L t. Cooley’s Sentinels Lieutenant in the xn fan try he at- and Richard Schmidt. as his haven't caught uji w ith h im , tended the school fo r M otor the m a jo rity o f clubbers attending under provisions o f a 194.3 law dem onstration agent's office in Girls of Jefferson and High yet. T ra n spo rt O fficers at Norm yle, being girls. There are tw e nty-five p issed by Ihe legislature, which ’ Eugene school are urged to sign up for Texas. boys at the camp. Phyllis Foster, has broad application. I t is un- • M arine Private H oward H. softball league games with Miss SGT. lilt K I’l.C E A U » T ho rnto n Corners, is assisting as «letstood that the governm ent is M ajor Allen makes his residence Inlow on the Jefferson grounds Mrs. Mary Ann Walker passed Conn, son o f Howard £. Conn. W rit M IEI» cra fts in stru cto r ami acting as a d is trib u tin g post card applications 5.30 N orth .Douglas Street, has been at Phoenix. Arizona where his any week day night. As soon as away at the home of her son, Roy senior councilor. Barh irn B illito n fo r absentee ballots. B. Walden at Chester, Montana. graduated from sea school at the wife, the fornu-r Miss Eleanor John Pueard o f S u th e rlin has M arine Corps Base, San Diego, Helen Brown o f Santa Monica, enough girls have signed up. test Mrs. Walker was born on Mosby London, Is a ju n io r councilor. At 1 have c e rtifie d the use o f the games will be played before spon word from the W a r lh<* camp election of of fa c ts , Dan fedetai ballot, in the event the ri ceived Creek, June 3, 1857, and was mar C alif. The sea-going Leathern«'ck C alifo rn ia is now living. sors pick their players. his son, Sgt. w ill now W arnock of Lorane was elected stall* ballot fails to reach the ser 'Department that ried to Nathan B. Walker June 3, be assigned to duty The schedule for the summer as president oi the group. vice men In view of the above D ick Plueard had been wounded in aboard a Naval vessel. P rivate league softball will be in next 1878. She made her home on action « hi B r ik Island. F u rth e r de O thers attending tin* camp from a special sc.-sion scents unneces Conn attendixl high school in week's Sentinel. Any high school Mosby Creek practically all the ta ils were lacking at this time. Petersburg, Alaska and was em this d is tric t arc: Put Scott, B a r sary. boy who has not signed up should time until 1902 when she moved I am g lid to comm unicate w ith Sgt. Plueard was a fo rm e r C ot ployed there before join in g the bara Gleason. Jeanette W orkm an see Mr 'Graham at Jefferson with her family to Alberta, tage Grove resident. He has Is-en Meats, Fats Canada where she lived until and Sandra Sue Carlson o f C ot you about this as 1 leel there is Corps in March. school. overseas m ore than tw o years Red stamps A8 through W8 . moving to Montana after spending tage Grove; N ick Nickson, K en considerable m isunderstanding re- having seen action throughout the Capt. Guy E arl M. C. o f 1.305 good indefinitely. ind efin itely. D uring afternoons next week, about ten years in Canada. She neth .Cooper and B e lly McBee o f gardmg Hi soldier's voting. New Guinea «-amptiign e xie pt fo r South 6th street graduated June I’nx-essed 1’ rocessed Fruits, l'ru lts . Vegetables there w ill be sw im m ing at 'T a r- spent about seven years with her Dorena; Nina Chapman. Lonnie a short period at a rest camp in 24 from the medical departm ent Blue stamps AH through V8. V 8.: zan” from 3 till 5:30. On Saturday I husband in Cottage .Grove where .IU N IO R B A S E B A L L H arris, Norma Car|>entef and Lots A ustralia. A brother, Elm er, store o f the U. S. A rm y at C arlisle good ind efin itely: W8, X8, Y8. Z8. of this week, youngsters will leave he passed away in 1927. Since C arpenter of Latham ; E m ilio G ll- Jefferson at 3 for a bicycle ride that time she has made her home For some lim e now, it has been keeper 2 C. w ith the navy, is also Barracks, Pa., a fte r a special one and A5, become good Ju ly 1. ham. G lo ria Clar*:, L u cille B lack to the dam, where there will be a with a son, Roy B. Walden in Sugar in ih e mind oT the t n lvin Funk in the South Pacific. m onth's course at the medical man and M ary Ann Banton of Lon Sugar stamps 30. 31 and 32 swim, picnic and group games. Montana. fie ld schixd there. Cant. Earl's don; Donald Jenkins, Asa Keep, Post commander to see organized M A JO R S IU ’EY W O U N D E D class comprise the 16th class o f Rood indefinitely. Sugar Stamp 40. Each night next week there will Surviving are seven sons. In- JoAnn Pclci.son, B e lly Jean H a rk here, an Am erican Legion Jr., medical mspei'ioi - to receive di- good fo r five pounds of canning be a ll types o f games on the Jef- ferm ent w ill be in the Walker er, Rena Rieck, Beta Rieck and B B. team. A ccordingly plans w ill M ajor H arold E. Shuey, a plonias at th is national medical sugar through February, next ferson grounds from 7:00 t i l l 10:00. cemetery Saturday with Mills Jacquie Terrell of Lorane; Elden lie made. Mr. Fred Anderson as Arrangements for the Recreation Chapel in charge. year. coach, Floyd Git hens representing fo rm e r practicing physician here departm ent school. Hudgins o f S ilk Creek. has been wounded on the M edi Romp, a teen-age dance, to be ------------ Gasoline the Ford interests and Ed Goteh Camp w ill close on Sunday and FREE SHOW AT DIANE TO H arold C. Reynolds, fo rm e rly o f A-12 coupons, good through held in the Armory on July 8, a camp of over 100 Benton County is Legion ehaii m in w ill arrange terranean fron t according to a have all been made. Tickets are BOOST BOND SALES clubbers w ill be registered lo r a to sta rt at least one team fo r the news release from the w a r de C o tta g e G rove w ho w as re c e n tly September 21. being sold by Donna Porterfield. Tire Inspection D eadlines week of camp session. Lane Coun 1945 season. The d is tin ctive l.e - partm ent yesterday. The fa m ily taken in to the service, has been July 3rd, theater patrons will Regular inspections not required ty leaders and ju n io r councilors (¿ion uniform s w ill he made avail- of M ajor Shuey live in Eugene. sent to the army service forces have opportunity to see the re tra in in g center, Aberdeen Proving a fte r A p ril 20. RI'LB ( IR( ULARS LILY w ill he in charge of the camp and uhle to the hoys who m ake the turn of a popular picture, “Wake Fuel Oil P hyllis Foster w ill act as a ssista n t1 team and they w ill he given an W OI.I ARD NAM ED ON GREEN Ground M aryland, where he w ill AVAILABLE ---------- Island" to be shown at the Diane receive his basic tra in in g as an Periods I and 5 coupons, good GUARD COMM ITTEE manager. The eamp program of o pp o rtu n ity to coi iiiete w ith other Those who are interested in the Theater, the one night only. Ad- Ordnance Soldier. He fo rm e rly liv through September 30. New per w o rk and a ctivitie s w ill be arrang- Jr.. Am erican Ix*gion teams Seventeen citizens have been ed at 552 No Douglas. His present iod 1 coupons fo r the 1944-1945 growing and care of Easter Lily mission is by the purchase of a cd by by M rs M orton, who w ill re- throughout the state. named by Governor E arl Snell to .iddrt -s is Comp my G. 1st Regi healing year may he used as soon bulbs can secure Bulletin No. 339 bond at the booth in the lobby, Ben- This should be of public in te r registering tu rn homi* a fte r est and w arran t public supixirt. act on the “ green guard” co m m it ment, ASF I’r.litrn g Center, A ber is they are received from local by writing to O. S. Fletcher, Fifth war loans purchased prior ton County club members. County Agricultural Agent. Public to this date will not admit the ¡ It comes w ell w ith in the scoix* tee w ith Paul M. Sanders, re ent- deen Proving Ground, M aryland boards. Market. Eugene. This circular con- purchaser. Bonds must be pur- P rio r to his induction, he was Shoes ly appointed chairm an. II. L. W ol- |o f ch illi w elfare w ork. Mrs. Horace H atch anti M rs Ed. A. plane Stamp 1 and 2, good tains all information needed for chased at the theater for admio- Eil J. Goteh. Commander fard has been named on the eom- employed at Vancouver Ordnance Telch were business visitors i n , the growing and care of the bulbs, ¡sion. Post .’3 .H n ille e front South Lane county. Service Command Shops. He Is ind efin itely. Eugene Tuesday. inated a fte r Gov F u rl W arren of C alifornia w ith d re w from the vice-presidential race. O vernight, the Dewey and B rirk c i manager., made peace. When the convention mnvened. G overnor D w ight Irisw old of N'< • braskn placed Dewey's name in nom ination Then B ricket went to the speaker's stand and seconded Dewey’s nom ination. lie asked his own follow ers not to present his name but to xupjw rl Dewey. They obeyed him Cannery to Start '■ Schedule July 3 Fall Creek 4-H Summer Camp Is Opened Saturday Dorena Grange to Sponsor Picnic 4th Mrs. Mary A. Walker To Be Buried in Walker Cemetery Ration Calendar
