Tiw •i'-ntiwt. f'oHnge Grove. Oregon The average length of the state ’ of Tenncsiwc is 325 miles, its gros* area M 42,050 square miles. SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICES ON LADIES Shorts 11 00 Off on All Ladies’ Summer Hats PETERSENS Higher Education LATHAM A good number of Reb 'kahs and to Cost More as Odd Fellows enjoyed a picnic at the Wilson creek grove at the Cottage Grove Lake Runday. The Crowds, Prices Up LONDON tai In Portlaml, graduating from fúnils Io lie paid Oregon farmer« lout, end I heir upplkalloiv filled out and signed by the Institution Him' Iasi Fcbiuurj Die j*i«l six lor land iniprovcmcnl practice«. Two Colleges Have C B Pease and daughter Mil- they plan to attend, and get them month« «he ha« been taking a ape ■ divd Pease of Portland and son into the 1 h|wulment of Veterana* ial course in obstetrics at the C B. Pease and family of Albans Adequate Housing LIVENAb KEOIONAL Affi Librar) building, Emanuel hospital. visited with his daughter. M DIKE! ron Salem. These two forms should bi' Mrs. Butler will assist tier Lawrence Barkemeyer and family sent in along with « certified o, daughter in the maternity honte Vrmv F Livesay, i't'gional OPA for Student Vets photostatic copy of the man’s dis­ and Mias Buller is planning nr agricultural relations adviaor, hai Sunday. Mis. Harry Garman spent hoi but men brought tables ami benches charge. he said. («•«•n appointed acting ttiitrict di­ changes in the home. EUGENE Huge postwar en­ week at Sutherlin on a truck. Among those from out rector lor the Oregon OPA dia- Miss Belva Jean Garman of Eu w ill accept new students, but only of town were Mrs Lena Hamloth rollments coinciding with high triCt to nerve tcmiairaiily until « BH0.IMM kDDIFIONAL l t»K costs of teaching, sabor and ma ­ two of them Vanport and Mon- gene is at home on vacation who now lives at Roseburg. She is definite appointment I« made, Hen MATERNITY HOME SOIL CONNKRVATION E M McEwen has gone to Cald­ mouth's Oregon College of .Educa­ employed as assistant cook at the terials. have made it necessary for Miss Billie Ann Buller, daughter PORTLAND. Thf d>'|Jartnu*nt (’ Dunlway. Regional OPA Ad- Ih<' state board of higher educa­ well, Idaho for the be.> harvest tion have adtaiuate housing facil­ Samphor stor there. of Mr and Mrs Clyde Butler, has of Agrk'ultur* Production and 'minisirotor, announced Sat unlay tion to submit budget requests for Mrs Alvie Patton left Tuesday ities. reports received by Edward Mrs. O. A Nichols spent the taken over the Butler maternity Marketing Administration tuts nn Iroin San Francisco. week end in Portland with friends. the next biennium substantially for Oklaluima, called there by the T Taggart, educational officer for home, which ha* Ixs'ii run for sev­ Llvesay, a Portland mien. mie. timt nn additional $140,- nounced higher than present levels. Dr. C. the state Department of Veteran«' serious iUneea of her father. Mrs. Nelson Garoutte spent eral years b> her mother. Miss cveds McDannell Brown who 651» will I m * available for Oregon D. Byrne, secretary of the board, Mr. and Mrs Veil Reves and Affairs, disclosed this week. Monday night at the W T. Ga­ Buller graduated from the local mill and water conservation work signed August 9 to return to prb daughter spent the we«'k end at routte home Nelsnn is a partner in has revealed. At the same time Taggart urged vale piaci Ice after four years wur Dr. Byrne transmitted the de­ Coos Bay Mr. and Mrs Merlyn World War II veterans planning », high school after which she took in 1946. the Skyline Caravan with head­ nurses training at Emanuel hospi- service with the til'A. This bring« to S2.95H,HA0 federal tailed budget requests to George Gorbutt and daughter Gloria re­ use the $35 a month Oregon school quarters at Goose Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buffington Aiken. Oregon budget director, turned with them for a week. aid benefits this fall to apply now, Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn and cither at their schools or through and son and Gilbert Ycarous spent who will pass upon items for in­ Sunday at Summit and Odell lake. clusion in the general state bud­ daughter .Deanna and heir house their county service officers or tne Repairs are being made to the get to be submitted to the legis­ guests, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Pargee Salem or Portland offices of the school and a ceiling was put in lature next January. and Jimmie of California motored Department of Veterans' Affairs the gymnasium. Brightest outlook on the college Requests as usual are listed un­ to Crater Lake Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leon Godard and der various classifications, such as Mrs Vurr Mathews return«! housing front is at Vanport, where officials reported to Taggart that family are visiting in Biush, Colo­ unrestricted funds for support of from Bakersfield last week. . . . bang out a fancier or straighten out n hood so it looks rado, Mr. Godard’s former home. instructional and general services; Mr*. Arlie Sugg and son Harvey 2000 housing units will be made like new! ' Slim” Ryan * our body man and he * about Edwin Skogiie recently dis­ capital outlay for buildings and are spending this we<'k in Califor­ available for veterans only, in low- er-division studies, but they “aid charged from the navy spent the lands, and restricted budgets for nia with relative* ami friends. as good as they conu— 25 year* in the business and Farin' week end with his sister Mrs. Elvis support of specific projects such Mis. Roy Ewing entertained applications should be mède now to put YOUR car in first class shape Boswell and his father and broth­ as agricultural research and ex­ with a birthday party Tuesday af­ in order to get the units into shape One thousand each of single ers here. He returned to Auhourne tension, the new dental school, ternoon for her daughter, Mrs Calif. hospitals and clinics in connection Maxine Freeman at her home in and married veterans can he ac­ The Land thrasher will be in this with the medical school, and sim­ Culp Creek. Guests wert' Mmes commodated, they said. Oregon College of Education at vicinity the last of the week. Those ilar services. Thelma Freeman of Cu^> Creek. who had their grain combined are To support instruction and gen­ Joe Miller. Claris Abeene, Georgi- Monmouth reported housing avail­ mostly finished. eral service the board has asked Gunn. Elvis Kelley, Fay Ewing and able. anil lower-division class op­ enings. for about 300 veterans, in­ tor $10.226.946.11 as compared the hostess Moy.rsR cluding 35 married students. Both COAST FORK I. O. O. F. with $6.509,953.86 received this bi- the hostess. Mrs. Roy Ewings . . and with the know how that delivers a factory like Vanport's and Monmouth's stud­ ENCAMPMENT KEORi. IN1ZED ennuim from millage income and finish Doc’’ Craig, recently discharged from the armed ies art* integrated to meet lower- $61.000 M HDOI. JOB The Coast Fork I. O. O. F. en- a supplementary appropriation. division requirements of Univer­ forces, has been spraying paint for 15 years. He 11 be glad eampment has recently teen re­ Nearly half of the increase con­ LET AT REEDSPORT to estimate the cost of putting a beautiful new finish on organised and will meet the sec­ sists of "automatic" items such as REEDSPORT Contract for sity of Oregon and Oregon State University of Portland can pro­ your automobile ond and fourth Tuesdays of each the amount needed to support the the construction of an additional month at the Odd Fellow building, new state retirement plan. four rooms for grade school pur­ vide studies for 155 students above poses to the present high school the freshman level, but has hous­ according to James Bennett. Sev­ While this is a 57 per cent in­ eral new members have recently crease. Dr. Byrne has pointed, out building, was let by the Reedsport ing for 55 women students only. The following have class open­ been added to the membership ros­ that a conservative estimate of school district recently. ings, but no housing: Marylhurst, The bid submit ted by Tom Lil- ter. the combined enrollment at the near (.»swego. for 50 women in seven institutions is an average of lebo for $61,225 was accepted all subjects; Multnomah, Portland, Work on the building is to start as 15.558 per term, a 65 per cent refrigeration, radio and aircraft increase over the previous peak soon as materials are available. mechanics; Pacific university. For­ prewar enrollment and 225 per The addition will be of reinforced est Grove, subjects other than op­ cent above the low wartime level concrete. Later, construction of a new tometry, which is full. prevailing when the last legisla­ TELEPHONE 77 Taggart said students wanting high school is planned, and the ture was in session state educational benefits should present highschool building will Capital outlay requests are lim­ get their eligibility forms filled ited, at the governor’s suggestion, be turned over to the Ret'dsport school district by the union hi^Ti to an amount needed to complete school board. the original building program ap­ Part of the funds for the new proved by the people last year. addition are now in the district s Greatly increased construction building fund, and the balance has costs make an additional $3.750.009 been made available by a bond is­ necessary to farry through the sue for $42.000, voted at a special program at prevailing prices. Phntifu! fed ft election, and purchased by the So many urgent demands from First National Bank of Portland their best ft farming groups have been received The bonds are to mature yearly for PLAN your trips to suit yourself. f for research, that the special proj­ the next six years. Greyhound's frequent, conveni ects research budget is set at $1.- early-timed departures make it It is hoped that the addition will 084.799.76, roughly three times the be completed and ready for use by easy to come and go as you please current budget for fewer problems, November of this year. ...for business, shopping or plea­ but only a fraction of one per cent sure. This"tailor-made"travel serv­ of the value of the products af- ROW RIVER BRIDGE CLOSED ice for you and your neighboring Now’s ths time Io sot more trash fruita and veçelablas—now while supplies are plentiful fected by the research. TO HEAVY TRAFFIC and prices ars iowsr. The whole family will benefit—and your food dollar will go communities saves you both time .tool Other items for specific pur- The Row River bridge Thursday and money on every trip. See your poses throughout the system have was closed to heavy traffic due to PEPPERS. Oreen BH1 local Greyhound agent for fuU lb. 19c also had to be raised to provide the condition of the bridge abut­ Perfect for Stuffing information. for expanded operation and in­ ments. Gravel trucks and others creased costs of materials, eq lip- in heavy hauling are ford­ Pears Box $2.59 Green Beans lb 13*49 Mrs. Earl Qaines 802 Main ment. services and travel. Thus the engaged ing the river about a hundred Yakima Bartletts Local Crop Phone 97 combined total of all requests for yards east of the bridge. V restricted and unrestricted pur­ Heavy traffic on the Row River Peaches lb. 12c Cucumbers lb. 10c poses is 817.516,746.11 compared road from the city limit east to Northwest Mild and Cri«|iy with $12,736.053.86 for the present the Dorena project has made trav­ two-year period. FRESH PRODUCE CANTALOUPES lb. 4c el slow over the highway. This Rv-', ripe, flovorftl Picked at their jjeak of Koixiness halpt you wv«, too! condition will not likely be im­ New York City’s airport, known proved until completion of the new Juicy LEMONS I TOMATOES Iuy much «• you wt«l — «ccotdinq Io your MÍEOS, «nd tocoivo th« benefit ol l«tqe volume puiche« mq Pound prie- inq p«y« I« lood ;c temo« «ode! Frnh pxxKx* Itofutn or* lor tr-doy ond Xorurdoy only! “Adventures of Marco Polo Gary Cooper, Sigrid Gurie, Lana Turner. Basil Rathbone. Return en­ gagement of a great picture. ALSO “The Runaround THANK YOU SUffVMY SUGGESTIONS lit MUTS Beef Roasts are doing our best to see that you get your new car as quickly as possible Grode We want to thank our customers and pro­ spective customers for your friendly patience while awaiting your new Chevrolets. We know it is a hardship to wait for needed transportation; but we believe you will understand that we, and Chevrolet, are as eager to deliver car« as you are to obtain them. Unfortunately, production so far thi* year i* far under expectations. Chevrolet Motor Division sums up the situation thus: In Fast Company ALSO "Even though our rate of production normally exceed* that of any other manufacturer, we have been able to build, up to July 1, only 12.4 per cent as many cars a* we had built up to that date in 1941. Production is still far below normal, because of fre­ quent shortage* of essential mate­ rials and parts. Strike after (trike at tha plants of our suppliers ha* terioutly impeded our progress toward full production, and the cumulative effect severely hampers every manu- factoring and assembly plant. In Juns we were able to build only 29.2 per cent as many cars as wo produced in the same month in 1941.” “The Phantom Thief” While production it restricted, so—in proportion—are shipments of cars to us. A* production increases, we are assured of getting our proportionate share of the total—and as quickly as cars are received, we will speed deliveries to our customers. East Side Kids, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan, Billy Benedict, Judy Clark, Raul Harvey. SATURDAY, SUNDAY AUGUST 17-18 “Gentlemen With Guns Buster Crabbe, Al St. John, Pa­ tricia Knox. MONDAY, TNESDAY, WEDNES­ DAY, AUGUST 19-20-21 I CLOSED komember—Our CAk SERVICE it your bett CAk-SAVEk. 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