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Quality Market Softball Team Wins Association Trophy HANCOCK STATION At Ped Spy Probe Thur«., Aug. 10, 19-18 The Sentinel. Cottage tiruve, Oregon Page S ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- X X v It Pays to Investigate OA8 — OILS — LUBRICATION GENERAL REPAIRS Our LOW FIRE INSURANCE RATES Night Service on Repairs / on Your Farm Buildings and Contents. OPEN DAILY 3M So. 00 Phono 430 E. E. BARTRUFF, Insurance Agent 14 8. 6th Phone 301 WE ARE PROUD OF OUR ROW RIVER VALLEY W But not so proud of our roads. If the County Court means what they say, PERHAPS we will have a better road soon. But when up this way we will be more than pleasod to serve you. Steeles COLD DRINKS WORK CLOTHES GROCERIES and LOCKER PLANT We give and redeem Profit Sharing Stamps VICTOR PERLO Back row. left to right: Fred Anderson, sponsor of Quality Market team, Mike McKibben, Don Dugan, Ray Iicnham, Bud Leach, Dick Balch, Curtis French. Front row, left to right: Edwin Maloney, BjIMiancLflary Anderson, who is bat boy, Frank Suiter, Lefty Martin. Milton Turay. Standard "Guaranteed Sun Glasses" .Scientifically ground and polished for your eye safety . . . smartly styled for your look of fashion . . . moderately priced for your budget. Get yours nowl PORTS - Quality Nine Cops Softball Trophy Week Nothing Down, SI Cenila 820 Willamette in Eugene K£M’S^ DRUGS All this month your Rexall Drug Store is featuring Gypsy Cream and many other values in vacation needs. Before you start on your holiday trip stock up on all your needs at your Rexall Drug Store. Gypsy Cream Rexall Bandages and First Aid Products. Rex-Salvine for burns, cuts and scratches. DORENA ENTINEL i Fred Anderson’s Quality Mm- kef nine copped the Cottage Grove Softball Association trophy in a two out of three series with the । defending champion Knickerbock er Variety team. Quality had pre viously won the American league championship in play-off games with the Outdoor Store and a fa vored Knights of Columbus. Knickx won the National league title in a plny-off with the Dorena Ikm. Dorena nicked the KCs in ■ a two out of three scries to win third place. Quality led an All-star Rose burg team 3-2 going into the fifth inning but the bottom dropfx-d out .at that point and the hometown- crx ended up on the wrong end of । a 22-3 count. The last softball ■ game of the season will be played Friday night when the local rep- 1 rcserrtatives meet Springfield In a district encounter starting at 8:00 p.m. ■ The All-star teams selected on an unofficial basis include: American league: pitchers. Ray I Denham. Quality and Charles Vo truba. KC; catcher, Mike McKib- lien. Quality; lb, Gordon Elfving, < hitdoor Store; 2b. Jack Carter, KC; 3b, Frank Jacobs, ■ Lorane,■ ss. Harold Wicks, Quality; If. L Marquart, Creswell; cf. C. .Mar- quart. Outdoor Store; rf. Ken West fall. KC. National league: pitchers: Pcr- tin Hocker, Knickerbocker's and R. Meugnoit, Dorena; catcher, G. Schaffer. Dorena; lb. Roger Pe terson, Githcns; 2b, Dale Adams, UxiF. 31), Bus Brown. Dorena; ss. Tom Jones, Knicks; If, Dean Kelly. IOOF; cf, Gone Lusk, Knicks; rf, Rixl VanPool, Blue ML Eyelo to soothe tired eyes. Don’t forget our Cara Nome Spe cial In Cold Cream and Cleansing Cream — $2.00 Jar for S1.00 plus tax • . Concrete Products Rnlldlng Bha-ks, all star«; Pier Blocks; Chimney Blocks; etc. Waterproofing. HEAL KRs DRIVE AHEAD Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sexton i of Walker were Sunday guests at I the Sidney Bales home. Mrs. Lillian Doolittle of Cottagi Grove is spending the week with ON THE WITNESS STAND before the House Un-Ameriean Activities Committee in Washington is Victor Perlo, who was named by Elizabeth Bentley as the alleged leader of a wartime spy ring in Washington. Perlo, who went on the government payroll as an official of the N.R.A. I in 1933, refused to tell the commit tee whether or not he is or ever has been a Communist. (International) 'Mystery Witness' With every man on the club playing his best ball of the season Mr- “nd Mrs. Dickens and two the Portland Beavers are now in a daughters, also son Leon drive that may bring them into and . wife, . all of Redding. Calif, are the first division within a few at the home of a daughter and sis- weeks. Having lost but one series I**' T*? are since June 1st and getting strong- ' employed atthe Dorena dam. er all the time, the club has Warren Wilson is quite ill with gained the respect of every other club in the league. Tabbed by the I and Mrs. Sidney Bales and visiting «fulrn as "giant killers ¡family were dinner guests at the because of their ability to drop p<™“ h«™ f riday evening. the leaders as easily as the cellar a,Jd Edgecomb dwellers, the Beavers are definite- ant* family of Padlock, Wash., art ly the- favorite to upset the league npe^din« the week at the Olaf team standings this season. With Bridenstine home. Perini of the present drive in progress, all _ Lorane . „ and , Barbara , . pre-season predictions as to where ^'h River visited at the Sidney the Portland Club would end up . Baies home Thursday. The Uorena School club has have ail gone awry. And the fire that lias started has gained purchased a beef from Leslie enough headway so that it won’t Groat for lunches this next school year. be quenched too easily. Mr. and Mrs. L. L Lee and USUAL TWOBALL FOUMOME daughter Nancy of Bakersfield. The usual two-ball foursomes Calif., visited at the Sidney Bales were held Tuesday evening at the home one day last week. The Dorena School chib held its local golf course with 25 at dinner afterward. Hazel Deremer and regular meeting Friday evening. Doc Near playing in the next to Quite a number attended and the the last foursome got the lowest new cook. Mrs. Jones, was intro score, while Belle Burkholder and duced. Loa Joy Bales celebrated her Hap Wolfard. and Jean Londahl ALEXANDER MORAL and Ray Funk tied for runners-up birthday anniversary' Friday at with the second lowest score. Vera the home of her grandparents, Mr. IN WASHINGTON, Alexander Kora!, Ziebcck playing with Earl Hill and Mrs. U. S. Bales with 21 53, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is shown as said they got the highest score guests present. Luneh of cake and he took the witness stand before hut we doubt ft. Two-balls will । Ki*0 wa-s served and Loa Joy re- the House Un-American Activities continue on Tuesday nights till ceived many nice gifts. Committee. He is the mystery wit Opal Wagner motored to Port- the fall rains begin. Come out an(j ness who House Investigators say • land for the week end with try your skill. might provide the break In the friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner espionage Inquiry. (International) ODD FACTS were Sunday guests at the home • ot * flO-ycsr-cM Cait- of Robert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. You can sell through the classified. - Read the classified pages. T h ™1® •pRte‘er revenled th« fact Lot Wagner. that though ahe heraelf lived in a The Bales-Doolittle annual pic two-room »hack, ahe had been keeping 77 pedigreed cocker apan- nic will be held September 19 at the U. S. Bales home. Mr. Bales lels. «even goats and seven chick ARC & ACETYLENE ens, — . ¡will be the honored guest, as it ; is to celebrate his birthday. He is a pioneer, coming to Oregon from Household Hint , Colorado in 1886. , An old but effective method of Mrs. Lot Wagner and little e<ean>ng mirrors is to mix enough ¡Tamara motored to Eugene one whiting or powdered bluing in alco day last week. hol to make a thin paste. Use a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly and sponge and dab the paste on the Portable Weldin? Any Place family visited Mr. Kelly's sister mirror. Before the alcohol has a and family. Mr. and Mrs. Homer 1030 Madison Phone 181Y ehance to evaporate, rub off mixture Smith of Lookingglass, Oregon and polish. 24-tfcxxx Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spahr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Stewart, and Mr. । and Mrs. Franklin Stewart and 1 family motored to Eugene Friday. EtXae. Pio WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works CE PAR 46-tfc Loose Leaf Supplies—all kinds. The Sentinel«! balsam HERE// SHAME ON OU* is that the * ay . XJU SPfU k DONKEY ?yr ' .DUMMIES MADE OF P ine ’ because • •% they ALWAYS HAVE A HI&H PITCH*BA15K ? 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