FOUR LEGGED FIRE FIGHTER SHOWS HOW IT'S DONE
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MASCOT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT No. 10 in Los Angeles, Calif., "Spot," ■ Dalmatian terrier, does Just about
everything her masters do in the way of Are fighting. Left, she slides down the fire house pole as an alarm
aounds. Right, she sits beside Fireman Tom Logsdon, the driver, as they speed to the scone of action. The dog
has been trained for a year to keep pace with the ragged life in the tire department
(Inu riwHonai)
LONDON
Down Hunting Coats
Sleeping Bags
Ammunition
Spark Oil Heaters
GRABER-GETTY
Jene MarreU, from Hawaii arrived
R. W. Beatty came home from Thursday to join her husband here.
(.'allers Thursday at the Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lukas and
Sacred Heart hospital. Eugene,
Mrs.
Monday where he has been for niece Leia of Los Angeles visited Tom Cowing and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Sam
Medford
last
injuries received at the Cascade
Mrs.
mill. He will need to wear the week on a trip covering eight Bob Rodnacker of Gresham,
Cowing is a sister and Mrs. Rod-
states and Canada.
cast on his arm and shoulder
Mrs. Ileen Currin wag home nacker a niece of Mr. Duerst
about 12 or 14 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs . Lester Rearrick
over
the week end from Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morton at-
and son Allen accompanied Mr.
. tended the Enterprise community mouth. She was accompanied by
and Mrs. Larry Vandenort to the
i picnic. Sunday with many old ac- her cousin Mrs. Vivien Younce and
son of Salem Mrs. Currin return­ coast Sunday
, quaintances there.
ed Monday for two more weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones took
Nelson Bemis and Carl Small of summer school.
a truck load of household goods
have finished their threshing The
Mr. and Mrs S. Q Sugg of Cot­ to Coos Ray one day last week for
. fields of Joe Geer. Berggren. P. M.
tage
Grove have a new baby girl, their daughter Mrs. Helen Thom-
Campbell, Dick Garman and R. W
Beatty are being combined by the born Saturday at Sacred Heart
hospital in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Alleman
Hooten machine.
Mr. Stewart, Black Butte Route Sugg formerly lived at London. returned home from Portland Sat­
Gloria. Marie and Betty Clark urday. Mr. Alleman has been quite
carrier, twisted his knee lifting
catalogs last week and was unable with David and Bill Cantwell went ill but seemed to stand the trip
fine.
to drive his car for several days. to Bohemia Sunday.
Mrs. Stewart assisted with the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of
Mr and Mrs. Sam Medford.
driving.
Mrs. Henderson and Mr and Mrs. Corvallis were callers Sunday at
Oscar Patton visited at London George Sutherland attended all the Ben Anderson home.
from Springfield last week.
day meeting and basket dinner at
The joint club picnic will be next
Mrs. Vic Hutchins and baby Central View, Lorane, Sunday
Sunday, August 17, at the 4-H pic­
have joined her husband here and
Maxine Currin is home on vaca­ nic grounds at Blue Mt . if it does­
are staying with her brother. Mr. tion until the fall term of school at n’t rain. Coffee and ice cream will
and Mrs. Al Fletcher.
Eugene in September. She plans to be furnished and everyone is 'o
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kienle and take up physical education with bring a basket lunch.
three children of Renton, Wash, plans for teaching*
are here visiting Mrs. Kienle's sis­
A test devised by the American
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Patton and
ter. Mrs. Willard McKay and
Standards Association has found
son
Bill
and
Norma
Albright
from
mother, Mrs. Thomas Funk. They
that since 1941 nearly twice as
will stay two weeks before going Springfield spent Sunday with Mr. much energy has been packed in­
and
Mrs.
Arlie
Sugg
and
family.
on to California.
to Eveready flashlight batteries.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stimmel and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barke­
meyer attended a family picnic children returned Saturday from
Did you ever hear the mad.
at trip to Idaho to visit relatives. angry, devilish roar of an onrush­
at the lake Sunday.
Mrs. Doris Sugg from Oklahoma
ing forest fire? It is horrible! A
is visiting relatives here.
nightmare that can be stopped.
Mrs. Jene Rasor and little son
Miss Opal Wagner has been Keep Oregon green.
quite ill at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Wagner, the past
EVEN IF A FELLOW
two weeks.
COULD SEE HIMSELF
Alvis England of Reedsport vis­
ited over the week end with his
AS OTHERS SEE HIM
small son Virgil at the home of
HE’D BE APT TO
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard England.
BLAME THE RESULT
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dodge and
son Wilburn have moved from
ON BAD EYESIGHT
Dorena to their new home in Jit.
View.
Lloyd Davenport of Manhattan,
Kansas, is .visiting with his broth­
er Everett anti family of Dorena.
The Rat Creek club sponsor xi
। their last dance in their club hall
Saturday night. The hall hag to lie
abandoned by October first on ac­
count of it being in the dam area
The dance was attended by a large
crowd and enjoyed by all. A nice
lunch was served at midni^n.
The parents and teachers reg-
u 1 a r meeting was held in the
school house August Sth with
Mary Bridensteine acting as presi­
dent Many items of interest were
discussed, after which was served
pie and a guessing game sponsor­
ed by Mrs. U. S. Bales was played
by all. Mrs. Lucille Stewart was
first prize winner. Mrs Mary I
Bridenstine and Mrs. Velora Sho-
berg tied for second and Franklin
Stewart was low. The next meet­
DEilVERY TUES & FRI
ing. a special one will be an­
nounced later.
6fh Ä Washington
Phone 57
MOSBY CREEK
Sea Weeds Most
Abundant Along
Oregon’s Coast
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Anyone w ho says sea weeds are
abundant along the Oregon coast
ha« the backing of science to prove
the statement. although the scien­
tist wilt use the more technical
term, marine algae.
Dr. Ethel I. Sanborn, associate
professor of botany here, and Dr.
Maxwell S. Doty, of Northwestern
University, are authority for the
statement that 188 determined
species of algae are to lx» found
along the Oregon coast in the vi­
cinity of Coo« Ray. Many of the
typical California species come
north to Oregon, while many of
the Puget Sound species extend
south to the Ctxai Bay region or a
little beyond, makiqg that area
richer in sea flora than the coast
either to the north or south.
The first report of scientific
studies of these forms of plant life
along the Oregon coast has now
been published as an Oregon State
monograph entitled "The Marine
Algae of the Coos Bay Cape Ar­
ago Region of Oregon. ' Priming of
this monograph, by Dm. Sanborn
and Doty, wits started in 1941. hut
because of the war wax not com­
pleted until this - year.
"The collect ion and study of ma-
rine algae haa be
Itveh project at the Institute of
Marine Biology
says Dr. E L. Puck uni. director
of reMarch at that institute. "The
coasts of California. Puget Sound
and British Columbia had been
previously studied, but no study of
importance had been made of the
Oregon coast until Dr. Sanborn be­
gan collecting in 1926."
After the institute was started
Dr Sanborn and her students
mad«> systematic collections. ‘Die
junior author was one of these
earlier students who later collab-
orated in the study of the collec-
tion.
The 66-page monograph will
serve as a guide lxx»k for future
collectors and will form a basis
for future related studies in this
region, says Dr. Packard. Of the
188 different species cataloged,
the largest numlwr belong to the
class of red algae
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