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Two Teams That Keep Interest Up in Softball League These arc two teams that have kept miei e.i i milling high In the South Lane Softball league, Knickei Ixieket H nine finished In 1 one of the two top spots In Ihe fIrsi half of the lenguc sc.'ison mid . then blanked u lop top notch tram team from Eugene, Rubenstein's sofa sitters 13 to (I here Saturday night In u feature game. KiilckrrbiH'krr's Herr are the Imys who are sponsible for keeping the team on top All arc shown in picture ex cept Tommy Jones, shortstop, who was not present at the time the picture was taken. Top row rend mg from left to right: Perrin Hia'ker, p; Gene Lusk, Hocker, c; Dick Crepeau. rf, Cecil Clay, 3b. First row, hit to right: Leonard Barkemeyer, If; Bill I link!«*, lb; Jim Dallas lb and manager; Tom Gallo, if; I l< t by I -omhurd, 2b; Wally Mordock, If; (But Ixiy could not I m * identifi.sl I. Hille Mt. l.onilM-r Co. While not yet iiinong Ihe top trama, the Blur Mountain l.untlM-r Co can ptobulily l> o a s t of the youngrat team In the lenguc They are young and hustling and will make other tenma really play ball, mid have n good chance of edging near th«' top before th«' final game. Top row. rending from left to tight: Sonny Huy«, If; Darrel Kaalburn, lb; Hoyer, c; Harluti Mickey, p Bottom row Cecil Van — Cwtrif Clark *f pool, cf. Bill McBee, 2b; Bob Gas- per, Vern Coop, ss; Donald tonsil led flight training in tactical । church on Wednsday July 14, at I Thurs., July Ti, 1M3 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon EnKtbum, 3b. (Bat l.iy not idrati aircraft such as the P-51. which time plans were completed fieli ) Captain and Mrs. H. R. Mad for the annual homecoming. The lime will cost $10.50 per 1948 payment. No «ipcrator is lim- This xtcpiM'd up Air Fora* train dux and two daughters left recent ton spread on the farm within ¡»«•d in the amount of lime he can ing program, which puts the stu and Mrs. Byron Gore anti Mr. an«) Roll call was answered, by the a ten mile radius of Junction purchase for cash over and above dent pilot ut th.- controls of n Mrs. Elwyn Bales and children Hi ladies in attendance, with a ly for Anchorage. Alaska where i City, Eugene, Springfield. Goshen. his lime allowance. real comliut type airplane while enjoyed a picnic trip to Belnap Scripture . verse, following the h>- will !«• stationed for the next Spi Ings on Sunday. eighteen months. They shipped Creswell, Jasper, Lowell and Cot still receiving flight Inst ruction as । opening s«>ng. Walton and Hurst purchase the their car and trailer house also. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor tage Grove unloading points. The lime, schedule shipments, pay th«' a cadet, has Is-en found to produce Mrs. Mabel Jackson read the Mrs. Maddux and children spent Highlighting the so BI mi II season some of th«' I »est trained airmen and son Gary, who have lieen history of the inspiring song, "He cost at Veneta will be $10.80 per freight and spread the lime. Then th«' winter near her sister, Mrs. visiting Mrs. Taylor’s aunt, Mrs. Lanc 'County farmers who wish ton within a ten mile radius. Ten each cooperator is billed for the Is the donkey game schedule«! for In the world. Keeps Me Singing ” after which, Chester Nance. Kelly field tomorrow evening be- to have lime spread on their cents per ton mile will be charged full value of the lime. Copies of Cadet IJonbergcr, having mas Ed Sherrill and family, have the song was sung in unis«in. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman for all mileage over ten miles tlwse receipts furnish the local Ag gining at 8:<s» p.m. All stars from tered th«' basic techniqu«**« of for turned to thHr former dome in Th«' next regular meeting will flew to San Francisco last week farms in 19-18 should place their horn unloading points. the American and National league ni a t i o n, acrobatics, navigation, Gis Angeles, California. ricultural Conservation office with Hme order with the Agricultural be held Wednesday, August 11, to attend the funeral of Mr. Cole will compete for top lionors, while and night flying, is now prv|>ar«'d Mr anil Mrs. Bill McDaniel of For 1948, a lime practice ailo- sufficient information for mak 'Conservation Association qffice. : with Mrs. Cora Fisher and Mrs. man's mother who was burn«?d to a visitor will KU|>ply Hie donkeys for the advanced stage which will Eugene arc vacationing with the ing practice payments in the fall. «leath when her clothes. ignited Public Market Building, Eugene, cation of $9<X)0 was set up by the for riding Wait Smith of the lncor|M>rufc the tec 11 ni< i Ues of Hugh McDaniel family, the new McCormack co-hostesses. Oregon, by August 1. according to County and Community com mi t- A recent Conservation Needs Ilumecoming of Church from a trash fire. She was past league announced thia morning combat anti turn <»ut an arrtnan owner« of th«- J ik - Crt.'k ranch. Ernest E. Schrenk, Chairman, tees. According to Schrenk, this Survey of Lane County conducted eighty years of age. Jean and Ray The annual homecoming, to that cars mny drive into the Kelly capnblc of mastering the Air । fund will cover all practice pay by the County Committee and the Miss Margaret Ilraienway, Mr. Coleman went to Walla Walla. Lane County Committee. field from the west entrance. ments on anticipated lime orders community committees of the as j Force's largest and speediest war- Read Hemcnway and Mrs. Wm. F. which so many look forward to Washington to visit while their A recent tabulation of lime or- The donkey game has proved n plnncs. Norris and son Paul spent Sun enjoying, is to b«- held on Suntiay, parents were gone. dors on hand indicates that a ma- of conservation - program coopera- sociation shows that 150,000 acres August 1. this year. The Gideon star attraction in former years payment orc $4.00 of the county’s cropland should Entering the Aviation Cadet pi day lit Reedsport. The next meeting of the 4-H jority of cooperators want their j ,ors' Society will conduct the motning and this year will lie no exception. Mr. anti Mrs. James Hemcnway periodic application of all communities ex- have a lot training program from civilian service beginning nt 11:00 a.m., «•amp c«x»kery club led by Mrs. lime dui ing August and Septcm-' P01" tember. Jam«*s M. Walton and Blachly and coast communi- lime to sweeten the soil, rounter- life, Lionbcrger was attending th«' and children motored to Portland followed by a basket dinner, with W s^híme' on^lub^ ' ,h "! Chari« w"HtirsL 1947 ‘ ïime dis ’ : ^ere the rate I.IONRKRGEK COMPLETEN act acidity and replace lime los ‘University of Oregon where he While Mr. Hemcnway attended a coffee an«l punch to be served by EK.UT MONTUN THAINING I5 00 Per ^. Individual cooper- ses due to leaching and erop use. was n member «>f the football and meeting of the Pacific Co-op the Ladies Aid. A well roun«lc«l Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson of tributors in Lane County, plan to to an allowance This would mean that over 40,- RAN.1M)IJ’|| AIK Fl >RCE BANE, I truck teams. He is a graduate of Poultry Producers Association, program has been planned for the St. Helens spent part of their continue spreading operations in a °IS, Lane County during 1948 and will of S?*’ Pcr cropland acre based 000 tons of lim<* should be applied Mrs. Hemcnway an«l children TEXAS Aviation Cadet Frisi R Cottage Grove High School. afternoon starting at 2 p.m. or &■ vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. start spreading operations here lhc applicable payment ■ rate. annually to over 20,000 acres of Lionls'rgi'r of Cottage Grove, Ore His pan-nts, Mr. and Mrs. Or- visited friends in Hubbard. soon Mi the last morsel of fried Russell Lambert. Both families Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell of August 10-15, continuing through- operator in the Junction City cropland if Lane County is to gon has recently completed eight i ville E. IJonbcrgcr. resiile in Cot spent the w«'ek end at the coast. chicken has disappeared. P. Waldo out August and early September. I tnmmumty with 100 acres of maintain its soil fertility and pro (Ma*go. Mii'h. arriviil Sunday at, months of Basic Flight Training of tage Grove, Oregon. Harry Williams was calk'd Davis and his hells again high They expect to sprerd in a num- I cropland would have a $200.00 to- ductivity where lime needs are the Ed Sherrill home for a va the pilot program at Itandoiph light the program with an inter home from the Bohemia district ber of other counties, swinging ,a ,rne allowance which at $4.00 concerned. cation visit. Mrs. Mitchell is a sis Air Force Base, Randolph Field, esting and entertaining assort because of the serious illness of Anapla.mo.la A Menace back into Lane County around «*r ‘on w«u,d him tons ter of Mrs. Sherrill. ment of tnlent from all corners of his father. Hazen Williams and I lvestock producers In the south October 1, if sufficient ord«*rs 1 I* 1 ™* that would qualify for Everybody reads the Classified. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wallace of Arriving at Randolph in Octo- surrounding communities. A cor family came from Portland also l.r 1947 Cadet IJnntxTger re- era states are calling on re sea ret .’¡'wisp, Washington are, at present, dial invitation is extended to ca«-h to be with him. make this move necessary in tak reived approximately 170 hour* worker« to find a way to c«>n>ba< residing with Mr. Wallace's |>ar- anti every one so remember the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey West and ing care of all orders . Orders flight training in the North Amer nnapinsmoiUs, which kills 40 pci ents, Mr. nn«l Mrs. John Stalder. date, Sunday, August 1. Mrs. Dorothy .Dies and daughter must lx* on file by August 1 to Mrs. James Hemcnway enter ican AT-fi ami now moves on to cent of the cattle infected. It Is pre Judy of Mukwanago, Wisconsin permit the scheduling of lime advanced pilot truining nt Wil sumed to be caused by a micro tained. recently, in h«>nor of her are visiting a few days wit 11 shipments with the Electro Lime SALIFS SALLIES liam. Air Force B mc , Chandler, scopic parasite spread by ticks oi mother, Mrs. Holliday, with a Archi«' West and Winfred West and Chemical company plant at birthday dinner. Among timse Arizona to receive even more in- other carriers. and family. Archie West and Gazelle, California. present were Mrs. Nancy Mackie Haney West are brothers. All cooperators are urged to and Mis. Mabel Jackson of Cot Little Janet West is having place their orders for August- tage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Ray , munt|is. September delivery if at all pos Holliday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gagncr have sible since early fall rains would Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Harris I purchased a trailer house in which hamper or cancel late lime spread If you want a washable and Mrs. Lillie Williams, with Mr. | to live and are located on Mr. ing as .was the case in October. wail paint that really covers and Mrs. Frank Ryan of Dorena : Angel's farm near the main road. 1947 when spreading approximate “anything"—use off paint! and J<x> Canto of Cottage Grov«* A shower will be given for them ly ton carloads of lime had to be 50-ifdt «•n joyed a «lay's outing nt Cedar Tuesday at th«> home of Mina cancelled. Creek but reported no fish. West. All their clothing and Mr. and Mrs. John Stalder were household g«xxls were destroyed in treated to a delightful trip to the fire which destroyed their Crater I-akc with their daughter, homo last week. Frie«la. Mrs. C. L. Hill has been visiting Mrs. Glynn Gariss and daughter her daughter in Seattle the past Dixie l«'ft Sunday for a visit to : few weeks. California. They eX|K'ct to stop in "Don’t look that way. Adam dear! Turlock and Van Nuys and with Haven't you ever seen a sun Mrs. Garris' parents in Pasadena, i suit 7” Hay is still! the top subject in EANTBITCN SELEÍTEI» Ilie valley with Hugh McDaniel TO ATTEND SCHOOL NOTICE OF ADM1NISTK \TOK'S an«! Alton Williams retut ning SALE OF REAL 1*ROPERTY Bryce W. East burn, seaman, favors with the Jaqua brothers USN, husband ol Mrs. Mary E. and John Stabler, with a second NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: crop, ready for the usual "liquid East burn of Cottage Grove, Ore., That under authority of an order lias been selected to attend the sunshine." of the Circuit Coutt of the State Mrs. Peters nnd children of Enlist cd Naval Correspondent’« of Oregon for Lane County, duly Schoo) at the Fleet Home Town Eugene and Mrs. Sharp and chil made an«l entered on the 22nd day dren of Springfield were callers nt News Center, Great Lakes, 111. The 12 week course includes of June, 1948, the undersigned Ad the Glynn Gnrris home. ------ Rayon Shirts and Shorts journalism, photography, naval ministrator of the Estate of Walker Union laullcs Aid CLARA E. BADER, Deceased, will history, typing, and naval orienta Phone 7WU B3() Wliifnkcr The Izidies Aid held their reg- ----------- Summer Pajamas sell at private sale the following ular monthly meeting at tin tion which prepares the students described real projierty to-wit: for gathering news concerning lh<* --------------- Sport Shirts Undivided one-half interest in men in the fleet. The stories are and to the following described then sent to the Fleet Home Town ------------------- Swim Trunks property, to-wit: News Center for distribution to Northwest Quarter of the horn«' town newspapers. Northwest Quarter of Section Eastburn, who entered the 30, Tow nship 19 South, Range Naval service June 9, 1942, 2 West of Willamette Merid reived recruit training nt the ian, Lane County, State of NTC, San .Diego, Calif., previously Oregon. serve«! at District Intelligence Of 2 blocks North of Mam on North 9th Street Said sale will lx* made on and fice, Kodiak, Alaska. Before entering the Navy, he after the 30 «lay of July, 19-18. and was graduated front Lorant* High bids will be received at the office school and attended Northwestern of HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Wi ser Bldg., Cottage Grove, Oregon, State' College of Louisiana. until a reasonable bid shall have been received: said sale to be Every trait of beauty may be referred to some virtue, as to in- made for cash,' or part cash and nocence, candor, generosity, nuxl- part credit. HERBERT W. IX)M- RARD, Administrator. 47-otc-5l esty, or heroism. St. Pierre. Blue Mountain Lumber Co DELIGHT VALLEY Knickerbocker’s Variety DIVIDE Donkey Game Is Scheduled for Fri Lime Orders for Farms Should Be In by August 1st Concrete Problems Solved by CONCRETE Answers COTTAGE GROVE REM-MIX Located at Horn Sand & Gravel FULLCOAT 'fa/O ¿Ml, atdtätúrne NEXT TO YOURSELF LEGAL NOTICES You Will Like B. V. 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