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you can go or re th not If 1 ... pagt and back. □traight ha« Oick Weiden Wins ------ KN.riNF,---------------- AAU Tournament,-------------- o n d t c Welterweight Div. kJ r U K 1 o DOT AND ERNIE Juniors Win Hot Interctass Track Meet With 70V4 Pat’s Saw and Victory Sunday Shop 41 8. 6th St Wo are now ptepnred to do Chain Saw Filing AB WELL AS CROSS CUT, CIRCLE & HAND SAWS LAWN MOWERS AND OTHER TOOLS SHARPENED. 29 HexX HUMORETTES Trigger Happy, ’’Hnp" Wolfnrd l< d In. learn rnuti < lo another vic lory Sunday In the nnnunl state lelcgi iphic 'hiMit nt (he Rod nnd people hire will be Interested Gun Club grounds. He shot :i 25 in knowing a local boy. Richard for th • third lime nnd Sunday the Weiden, wop the state AAU box ing tournament held In Portland shooters. Frank Galdahlni Lloyd G uggs' cut nnd pig holder, bi Match, which cntitbd him to state champion in the welter and W M Hnrpole. The Grovei weight division and u flip to Bos gained six points in Sunday's miet ton, Mu .iai husetts to represent to aland fourteenth In the annual shoot. The local Ixiyx were shoot- Oregon in the national AAU tour- nainen) held there Monday thru ing against Rock with s e o r c of 74; Cnsctido, 75; lai- 11 Wednesday of this week. In the 147-pound welterweight Gl null-, GM, Portland 75. division nt the national AAU lust night Emmett Gurney, Norfolk, Loose Ix-sf Forma The Sentinel । Virginia d< "Hioned Dick Walden jin a second round event, but we ; feel Dick ban gone places irx the lx>xing world to win the Oregon by W ínm I mw Wicks i title anil thus entitle him to < titei ; Die national A AU. Dick was a runner-up lust year from Oregon. but did not enter th<- national meet at Boston. Boxing has been n hobby of Dick's for the pied two years and he ha» appeared in many boxing Itouts both in Eugene and Port- land. LIND The Juniors won a hotly con- tested inten ln^M trgck meet with 7O‘i points to the Seniors 69 nnd the Sophomores 64%. The Frosh brought up the rear With a meager five points garnered from I Dale Sears' third in the mill- and a place in the relay. Ix'tterrncn comficted but not in the events in which they made their letter Spud Campbell with eighteen points was th" top indi vidual scorer. Results: (first three places only i 100 yd dash: won by Hite (so); Bush (Jr) 2nd; Hite (so) 3rd. 220 yd dash: won by Hite (»oi; Hawkins (jr> 2nd; Hite (so) 3rd. 440 yd. dash: won by Campbell I sr); Godard (sr> 2nd; Sm>th (so) 3rd. 880 yd. dash: won by Godard (sr>; Chapman (so) 2nd; .Martin CLINI At the Butler muter (so) 3rd. nit y home, F)iday, April 2. 1948, Mile: won by Cook (so); Gam to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cline of ble <sr> 2nd; Sears ifr) 3rd. Culp Creek, a son, Harold Andrew High hurdles; won by Thompson NEV.' HAVEN. CON FRICHTEL Dot At the Butler (jr); S. Campbel) (sr) 2nd; Chap and Ernie Lind. America's No. 1 maternity home, Tuesday, April 6 man (Jr) 3rd Shot: won by Whaley (jr); Gas exhibition shooters have been 1948, and Mn. Edward Frlchtel. Dlsston route, Cottage per (so) 2nd; Chapman isr) 3rd. scheduled to hold a demonstration Discus: won by Gasper (sot; of dramatic marksmanship at the Grove, a daughter, Linda Carol. Gamble (sr) 2nd; Wicks (jr) 3rd. Cottag. Grove Golf Club on April JERNAGAN At the Butler Javelin: won by Wicks (jr); 10, it ' was announced today by maternity home, Wednesday, Schmitt (jr) 2nd; Potter (sr) 3rd. Winchester Western. April 7. 1948, to Mr and Mm ; 1-ow hurdles: won by Campbel) The most famous marksmen *' ------ J<>. ' oigan of ' " Vasar Drain, a son, ! ‘w>; Thompson ( jr ) 2nd; Hite since William F. ("Buffalo Bill") I (so) 3rd. Cody, and Annie Oakley, the l’ole vault: won Petrie (sr); KRUSE At the Butler mu- Hustl'd tjr) 2nd; Coop (jr)' and Linds w ill pet form feats ot crack- shooting with rifles, shotguns, pis t< rmiy home, Wednesday. April 7, Gamble (srI 3rd. tols and revolvers. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kruse High jump: won by Coop (so); nf (Jardin r. a son, David I^e. Cook isoi 2nd; Petrie (ar) 3rd. Broad Jump: won by Coop <jr); SNOW At the Smith mater- mty hospital Friday, April 2. 1918, Thomjison tjr) 2nd; Porter (sr) tu Mr. and Mrs. John Snow. Lo 3rd. Relay: won. by seniors; juniors rano route. Cottugv Grove, u son, The Lions go to Eugene this 2nd । sophomores 3rd. Jerry Samuel. Saturday afternoon for their first track meet of th" year. They will CHAMPION Al the Smith meet the University High Golden The plans for the auction, sale Tide at Hayward Field. maternity h"iispitaL Tuesday. April 6. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard of the Junior Chamber of Com The Lions will get their first Champinn. Disston route, Cottage merce are coming along very well, taste of competition on the local Grove, a daughter. . but the committee is wondering L you art' still looking around for track this Monday at 2:00 p.m. SPURGEON At the Smith that salable merchandise. Re- when they tackle th" Springfield maternity hospital, Wednesday, fnember the proceeds of this sale .Millers. Competition will be both April 7. 1918. to Mi and Mrs. go to the hospital fund Watch for varsity and junior vnrsity with Frank Spurgeon of Drain, a son. the time and place of the sale, the jayvee events being held first. Indications point to,a well-bal which w ill be announced later. McNEIL At the Smith tha- anced squad with about seventy tc nity hospital. Friday, April 2, out for places. The bad weather LMt But Won Election 1948, to Mr. and Mr«. Erwin Me- has made it impossible to prepare A man who mads no election cam Neil, Black Butte route. Cottage the clay track for running so Grove, a daughter, Carolyn Kay. paign and who did not hare the high est number of electoral votes was times in the track events ate ah elected President of the United unknown quantity. Odd Fact Boy's who have been looking ‘ States In 1824 World Book encyclo If - JJigcd to sitin an insufficiently pedia says that John Quincy Adams good in the work outs to date are heated room, you ran warm up by made little effort to get votes, but Les Porter in the high jump and "divisible exercise,” scientists say, received 15 less electoral votes than high hurdles; Ken Harker, discus describing this as an unobtrusive the lending candidate, Andrew Jack- flexing and relaxing uf the muscles. son, Adams was selected by the and broad jump: Leo Hawkins and house of representatives because Harold Godard, distances: Vernon none of the candidates had a ma and Duane Coop, high jump: Cec Columnar Pads The Sentinel. jority. Wood, shot; Spud Campbell, dashed. BIRTHS Exhibition Shoot At Rod - Gun Club Grounds April 10th GevtrM IMI by Ix^U A4wrtl«iim C® my wife won’t let me out ’til I go to WOODSON-WICKS and get her a new Frigidaire Electric Range.” Seme Models Available Now The convenient »topping place For all kinds of fishing tackle and supplies OPEN SUNDAYS Groceries - Supplies of All Kinds HUMPHREY’S GROCERY Your Chevron Station Up Row River 14 miles east 48 tfcxx ' HOFSF OK'S TAX BILL SLASH WASHINGTON The House Friday passed the $4,800,000,000 tax cut bi!) over President Tru- ! man’s veto. The vote was 311 to 88 This was 45 more than the two-thirds needed to overtui n a veto. That put it up to the Senate | whether taxpayers are to get the cut in spite of Mr. Truman’s ob- - lection that it would ’’undermine the sour; of our government finances time when i world p"ac<. depends upon the trongth of the United States.” leaders said the Senate would vote to override th" veto and make the cut a law before the day is done. Such leading Dem- j octal» as S-nators Lueas of Illi nois and George of Georgia said they would vote to override. The measure cuts taxes on 1943 income for all the 52.000.000 in-i come taxpayers and drops 7,400,- 000 with smaller incomes from the taxpaying rolls. Slashes range from 12.6 per cent in the bracket to five per cent in the highest. Thur. . April 8. 1918 DODGE clusion of his brief term, he was found to be leaving with the jail’s In referring to a fire, which damaged a two story apartment house at 43 North IL street laat week, we learn that the apart- ment was property of Mrs. Char lotte Sei’z and not Frank Perkins as originally reported, fair inform ant stated that the name of the apartment owner was Perkins, probably referring to the occupant of the house. teaspoons« Accordion Instruction LOUISE WALTHER Ph. 544 R Cottage Grove Affiliated witk Ihe EUGENE ACCORDION CENTER Ph. iG(i-V Eugene, Ore. Mere seeds in Lemons After a cold snap, lemon trees produce lemons with more seed». memo RECORD PRICE FOK DOUGLAS HR LUMBER Atrio to Chicago, New On your roun< destinations. York and via California A new record price of $30 a thousand feet for Douglas fir is on the books of the U. S. Forest Service The bid came Friday from Pop? & Talbot Inc.. Portland, for 5,500,- 'XX) feet of Douglas fir on the Hood Cana! working circle of the Olympia National Forest. Further timber sales were as sured as the Oregon & California Lands Administration called for bids on !36.b82.(XX) feet of timber in Oregon, appraised at $1.588,123. The O. & C. Adminivration also said timber operators had asked that 5.725,000 more feet be placed on sale. lor ‘° «ay. ret»™ Go one twice as much at no extra rail fare. friendly Southed Pacific GEO. W. URREV JR Phone 11 George W. Urrey Jr., formerly of Oakland, Calif., is serving as re lief agent of the Southern Pacific Railway here. 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After that date, all bottles turned in to your store will be naid for at five cents for quarts and three cents for pints and half pints. MEDO-LAND CREAMERY Phone 205 and That McKenzie GROVE MAID DAIRY CECIL BECK MOTOR CO WASHING Collins Laundry and Dry Cleaners Save her a big part of her work and worry by sending all LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING to Collins Laundry and Dry Cleaning 1019 E. Main Phone 44 *
