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Nallanal Park Fragrant Federal government program for lh* year IM*, which eiarted July I, calle fur $3,0410,000 for new construe* Hon In the Blue Itidgr parkway of North Cai olioa und Virginia, and »2.000.000 for the Natch*» True* parkway In T*nn*»»*r, Alabama and Mleeleelppl. Expenditure for Iha Grral Smoky mountain» national park In North Carolina and Tenn*»- ••• I» to be $565.530. NF.RRAMK A WANTH OKEGON COACH The University of Nebru.ku it »•etna want* an Oregon conch. Ac cording to pre»* ill»pulche* Ixith Jim Aiken of the Umveisity of Oregon anil lain Stlncr ol Oregon State have been approached by George Clark, Nebraska athletic • In* < toi Aiken .mi ,,f San |•■|•l|n cisco ln»t week Hint lie would go to Lincoln, Ncbru*kn to talk things over with official* there and lidded that he hud not »ought a change and had been well treat ed at the University. I zmi .Stlncr said *1 Sun Fninci»co he tuid talked wltti ('lurk of Nebraska »on let Ui w> ago. but not In recent week». Tourney Bound Lions Roll Over Axemen 45-36 E N T I N E L PORTS Millers to Test Severe Winter Is Rough on Game C. G. Lions Friday The Cottage Grove Lion* again play host to one of th«- top league Thura., Jaa. 18, lull* The Nentlnel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Page 3 team* this Friday in the local gym i Dick Ciaf k i when they take on the tough For the Hurd time in hist my a Springfield Millers. Collage Grow basketball team Coach Stan Williamson, former defeated a Eugene quintet here University of Oregon star basket- Friday night as the state-tournu- Il*w to l’ut Out a Fira ball player, has come up with an ment-bound Linns rolled over the Wh*n a fir* Is smsll. It esn b« The Lion* faded out in the last I-— - ------- — ------- — exceptionally strong and danger- highly touted Axemen by a 45-36 put out easily. You can stamp It quarter ol Ro « burg game tlu i< a ou* aggregation. ■core, Tuestiay night to Io»«- a hard wily League out with your foot, smother It with Based on pre-season games. A packed house of approximat«- a rug or douse it with a pall of fought game 32 to 28, but for Ra*kAthall Rofiulfft Springfield ha* consistently played ly 1500, probably the largest tunateiy they < hose a non confer DdSK eïDa H HOSUIT» water. One of th* commonest kinds on a par with some of the top crowd ever to witness a basket ball enee opponent to have a bud fif- nt Ores in * horn*- food or gr**»« In the opening league game team* in the »tate and therefore, game in Cottage Grove, watched burning on the stove—can best be 1 U®*** B I Monday at th«' armory, the sportswriter*, coaches and specta a tee I' MW first half ami thrli c«>n- 1 U‘ " put out by placing a metal cover «,,>, Cook r',-.u and u„a forward Harlan uu-i..„ ! commanding lead through »H« i well VrF*W five gave the fans «ne tor* agree that Springfield may 1er Bob on the pan or vessel containing fllWt three quarteis, leading 10-21 acljon in defeating the lie one of the team* to come thru Mickey a* they pined a Lion sec Such action *t th* burning food at the first quarter; 14-10 at half |Church of 32 ,o 15 Eox and win a »tate tournament berth. ond half rally to gain a sizeable th* ■tart of th* fir* may b* mor* time and 27-17 before the coma wu> hlgh for th(. VFW lead and »tavc off last minute ef Coach Dusenix-rry is working effective than the work of the en struck the team. It muxtabeen with 9 point* while Goodwin was his charges hard for this game forts of the Axemen. Cook w'a* the tire Are drpariment live minutes something they “el" for the Lion high »corer for t h e Church of and ha* warnqd hi* boys to be high ixilnt man of the evening, later. basket shooters made exactly nine Christ with 9 points. sharp for this one. lest the Millers adding 16 point» to hi* 27 |x>int failures in nine attempt* .in the (MTformanec last week in the In the second game of the upset the applecart. Al La«l—Bry Hall final frame, while the Roseburg seaaon opener against Elmira. evening the 1OOF lodge won a A tiny electric oven for drying out Since the Lion* have established Indians with the same number of Mickey was second with II Jotin- close one from the Knight* of t|>em*elve» a* the team to beat in humid salt and sugar ihukrri ha* attempts, scored six times. »on. Eugene'» tall center, was held Columbus Both team* showed this league, every other aggrega been patented. The oven contain* Tlie B squad also lost the pre- good form, so they’ll stand watch to 7. an electric heater with a ihullow tion will be attempting to turn in From t h <■ opening tMukct by liminary game to Rokeburg 34-23 ing in the [x-nnant race. Westfall an upset win over them The Lions ba«e and vertical homing. Salt Marv Schaffer ot the Linn*, the sparked the K.C. team by scoring will have to be good in every shaker* and sugar bowls esn be Summary: flnt quarter waa nip and tuck n* placed In th* housing to dry out 14 points while R. Keep scored game. Their toughest games are (81/ Rowburs (281 fxith team» were hitting the hemp th* contents whenever necessary. 15 for the IOOF. yet to come, but the coaching staff Mickey, i 1 F 13, Hufford from all angle». The first ( mtuk I at C. G. H. S. feel* the same as In the first game Tuesday night, F 3, Gage «core w u s a tenM 9-9. Eugene East burn, 2 Aided Television ihe Lorane Church of Christ gave the team members, namely, that Cook, 2 2, Blank forged ahead for the only time the Lions will be battling hard to Development of television took s 4, Gary the National Guard boy* a firm during the evening in the second Anderson, 1 trouncing to the tune of 56-18. bring home the title for Cottage step torwsrd when I’sul Nlpkow In Schaffer, 2 6, Schindler I ht I im I only to see l h e Grover* The Guardsmen were outclassed Grove union high school for the I8M4 Introduced scsnnlng He Invent Ixiunce back and take command ed s system Involving * rotsting disk and showed lack of practice. The first time in history and win a >f a 22-16 halftime score. fashioned with spertures arranged Ixtrane team scored almost at will, I state tourney berth. The large Grove cheer acct km Spectators jammed the gymna every time they got possession of In spirsls. High s<h<H>| went wild in the third |x-rxxl as I the ball. Dyle was high point man sium to full capacity last Friday Springfield — Hrr«- the laiuw marched to an early ten Fri.. lor Lorane while Paiisell was the when the Lions defeated the Eu Tur«.. Jan 1H, Junction C. there point lead and held their own. The , tug gun for the guardsmen with gene Axemen, 46-35. Another ca ■core nt the end of three quarters ten points. In the second game of pacity crowd is expected for the there Fri., Jan. 21. Uni Hl *f play wa* 28-18. the evening the Community Jew- I Jons-Millers classic this Friday, there Tue»., Jan 25, St. Mary's I*e*perate long shot* by the < ler» met and defeated the O K. January 14. "What do the three balls Axemen a* well a* fast break at- Rubber Weiders by a decisive New Parking System at Games in front of a pawn shop tcinpl* featured the final period, The Boys' service club, in order score. The Jewelry boys proved January 17 Edward* < lutdoor all to no avail a* the accutacy mean?" that they will be the five to watch to meet the parking problem at Stora ra ijitham Electric. Crea from Hu- Held and defcn»lve work along with the Lorane Church of the games, tried a new parking well VFW va. Catholic Church. of the Lion» enabled them to "Two to one you don't get Christ. Lefty Martin was high system, which will help avoid the January )H Church of Christ maintain a large lead to the final scorer for the Jewelers with 20 possibility of any car being it back." vs. Ixirune Odd Fellow*. National whistle. The Grove team played ixnnts, followed closely by Harold hemmed in until the game's end. Guard v». ('ommunity Jewelers. fheir cleanest game of the season, Wicks with 13 points. For the O.K. The new system will allow a per Yrs, and also two to one yurt January 24 Lorane Christian having only 8 [»ersonnl fouls called Boys. Wecldreyer and Lyons both son to leave the parking grounds will Itmv altogether ns tnany Church v». Edward* Outdoor igainst them. got five points ami Montieth was at any time. The Service club is ua two out of three of those Store. OK Rubber Welder* to be congratulated on its fine This was the second straight high man with 6 points. work in parking cars and other alow anti inootive acrounta Ijithum Electric season win for the Grovers and The armor)' is now heated and duties performed in and around in your Miles ledger if you January ÿ5 Creswell VFW vs. giVM them an inside track on dis- comfort assured the fans. New the gym during games. Spectators, don't turn them over for col Lorane < >dd Fellows. Church of trict representation in the state lights are being installed and it faculty, and coaches are grateful playoffs. They have yet to lose a Christ V». Natkmiil Guani. lection to is hoped that the followers of bas for the jobs that the Service club game on the local floor this year ketball will give the league teams is performing in helping our high the needed support. Lineup: school make its activities more In th* opinion of military men, Eugene valuable to its students and more on* or two atomic bombs or s series interesting and comfortable for its 4. Siegmond Mickey. 11 of hits by ordlnsry bombs could spectators. 6. Parsons Eastburn, 6 breach the lock chsmbers ot the re Anderson Injured 7. Johnson Cook. 12 taining walls of the artificial lake In Collection Specialist* Chances for a Lion Win against 4. Hollia Schaffer, 8 the Panama canal. Even if the Springfield were dealt a severe Anderson, 4 Extensive quad trapping began Room 1, Stewart Bldg structure could be rebuilt, it then last week, it was announced today blow, when it was learned that Subs: Eugene- Murry 5. Anker- 731 Main St. Phone 533 would lake one or two years to re by Mr. C. A. Lockwood. Oregon one regular. Larry Anderson had fill the lake, depending on rainfall. berg 6. D. Parsons, Wiltoughby. State Game Supervisor. In some been injured in a fall shortly after Wilson, Cash 2. sections of the slate many coveys the team returned to Cottage Officials; Jack Butterworth and of quail have banded together due Grove from Roseburg Tuesdayi Tommy Cox. i to the heavy snows. In these large evening. Larry will not be in con The Axemen B squad won a concentrations the birds are easy dition to play Friday night and thriller of a preliminary from the । victims to predators. This is also Coach Dusenberry is looking for a Lions B squad 29-23. intensified when feeding is being capable replacement to take his carried on. Portions of these place for the Friday encounter. ■ coveys will be trapped and trans The following boys are being con Feel Ixdtcr, look better with that well groomed npiiea ranee. lOVELY Virginia Mayo (above) wa: planted to places where feed is sidered as possible starters in the a cinch to make the list of top ten . available. Others that will be place of Larry Anderson: Bob We have three coiniwtetit worker* to serve nil your tun- “best »wim-drested” women of U m trapped will be held through the Gasper, Abe Ciuse. Albert Martin. year In a poll just released by s winter at the game farms and Ben Hilliker and Vernon Coop. aorial or other barber tiecda. group ot swimsuit manufacturer*. In the Women’s League bowling , The poll was taken after fashior then will be released in the spring Women's Suffrage in regions that have suffeicd se Montana Rippy with a 186 »ingle expert* had named the w< rid'» be»' First women's right* convention vere population losses during the ind 470 «erics led the Daugherty Sanitary lather service is une feature of long standing dressed women. (International) winter. John McKean, chief of up was held at Seneca Fall*. N. Y.. Lumber Company to a 2-1 win । land game for the Commission, July 19 and 20. 184«. The 68 women maintained by this shop. Tver Women of the Moose. emphasized that in no case would and 32 men who signed this dec Kelly Drug* collected 2 wins -ill the birds in an area be trapped. laration of feminine independence from Community Jeweler». Arline Only enough birds will be trapped were dubbed cranks and extremist* Anderson paced the winners with For pleasiiig worknwuthip, for quick aervice try the in each place to bring the coveys by most of their contemporaries, n 156 single anti 401 series; Pat into balance with the available «nd the press of the country either Zlmmcrly rolled a 151 single and ' feed and to safeguard against scolded them or laughed at them. 395 senes for the losers. Thin! complete loss due to predation. week standings arc: McKean further stated that if the winter continues as severe as it Daugherty Lumber Co. New potatoes are better for boil Chas. Boslaugh Norman Shires Maxine Thomas Oregon State College, Corvallis, has started, that the quail will' ing than baking. They should be Kelly .Drugs Jan. 11 After breaking even in suffer far more than other game boiled in their jackets, then peeled Community Jewelers its northern division opening series ; bird species. He hopes that thru and »erved. buttered or creamed. Women of the Moose against Washington at Seattle these trapping operations along They are excellent tor potato salad, last weekend. Oregon State'* bas with feeding these losses can be, too. From Tomahawk ta Radar Fort Bliss. Tex., was established ketball squad is busy this week held to a minimum. early in 1848 as a Mexican border preparing for the invasion of the station and support for American Idaho Vandals here next Monday Nearly 400.000 places in which settlers against marauding In »nd Tuesday nights in the Beaver's pe pie live have fires every year dians. Today, over the arid expanse league home openers. with an average loss of $200 per where hor»« and mule hoofs raised Chuck Finley's lightly regarded fire. These fires cause the death of LOOK!- Y ou ^ nt dust, plane» fly at »upersonic Vandals proved that they defin- about 7.500 persons each year, and speed». The poit, which once w»i itely are a power to be reckoned the majority of the victim* are the country's largest cavalry sta with in the 1949 pennant chase women and children. tion, now studiei problem» of flak, when they whipped Oregon. 6(>-52, radar and anti-radar device*. It at Moscow last week after drop Effects of Brucellosis alao checks anU-aircraft guns nnd ping a hard-fought two-point deci Brucellosis in human beings guided missiles in test firing against sion to the Webfoots the first causes a lingering fever. In cattle such modern development* a* ra- night. Idaho ha* been strength- it results in reproduction failures. dto-controUed targets. ; cned considerably by the addition Brucellosis is a definite problem in to the team of Nick Stallworth, rural populations and among those 6 foot. 6 inch sophomore center people who drink raw milk. find. Such veteran aces as Joe ' PEAP NOAH“ WILL. THE Grove and Preston Brimhall also । peiveei OF THE AIEW low cars fimo it safe © arc back. The Beavers were erratic on of-1 JU ST TO RUN OVE© THIN peoESTieiANS fenso against the Huskies and 1 ORVIUJE /WCA4AUWTÖN * Coach Slats Gill is attempting to: ATLANTA , ® A - Building Blocks, all sizes; Pier For o Limited Time Only I remedy th«’ situation in practice ' Blocks; Chimney Blocks; etc. remedy th«’ sitcation in practice I Waterproofing. AGENCY a sorr of this week. Gill’s men hit a nifty SNOOPE« , STEALTH 360 average from the field Friday You Have a Chance tç Join SERVICE MARKET 7 night but couldn't buy a basket TV'ßuesLEs Saturday when they posted a poor CUMBEtatANO. HO» » .203 shooting mark. seño vfue Aicmois to aiqam East Main Street One of the most pleasing aspects 46-tfc of the Seattle series was the post play and scoring of Glen Kinney, In Our First Line of Defense : 6 f«x>t, 3 inch sophomore forward During this cold, icy weath from St. Helens. Kinney poured er it's smart to be safe. Be i in 23 in the two games, 18 of which On Land and in the Air I came Saturday when he led all, sure your tires are "up to I scorers for the evening. Captain Cliff Crandall, all-coast , par" and skid-proof. forward and Orange floor leader, | Train At Hama got off to a good start with 15, Friday but fouled out early in the | Have them retreaded second half Saturday. No drastic changes appear like- ; In cold weather we add calcium cloride to the mixture ly in the Beaver lineup liefore the | Idaho series although Dick Ball- to prevent freezing. ( untyne, hard driving southpaw ' veteran, played good ball against Cottage Orove Armory — Phone 320 Washington and might edge out 5th & Wash. Phone 163 | Al Petersen for a starting forward job. Lions Stage Fading Act on Jan. 12; Must ’a’ Been Something the Boys “Et” Local Basketball Schedule Deep «now» and extreme cold weather over the state may hnvc serious effects on both the big game and the upland game of Ore gon, it was annoum-ed today by C. A. Lockwood, Oregon Stat«’ Game Supervisor. He pointed out that although extensive feeding operations are being carried out and will be increased, the kick of browse on the winter ranges connot be offset by even the most elaborate feeding program. Heavy snows in the Baker area have driven elk and d«'er down onto ihe ranches in the valley and for two weeks the Game Commis sion has kept a crew busy estab lishing feed lines and carrying on other operations to alleviate damage Mr. Lockwood empha sized that these measures are not long range solutions for the big game wintering problems but that I » • - . thvy aie strictly emergency measures. Under the direction ot Rohert Mwe. chief of oig game, and Austin Hamer, district agent for th«' Hiker afta, ,a crew of iVm misR’on pTsunnel and l< «rally hired asustants have bn'n nt woik to* th«' past ten days. F.ighty-*iiM foil. of hay have been inin-basod for the Iwd lines pi Hu« Baker Sumpter and Keating arras Many ranehers nn« cooperating by ren dvring assiatdnoe in phiwing out roads and assisting with the feed ing. Upland birds are being fed ex tensively through the c<x>|x’rntion of many sportsmen and rnnclicrs throughout the state. In the Baker area alone nearly two ton» of grain have been purchased by th< Commission «and many donations of grain have been received. NEW OFFICERS FOR 81st CONGAS Suited for Title Cottage Grove Credit Service MEETING IN CAUCUS, Democrats who control the new Congress select*d oflicers ta help run the House. Four ot them, shown above (L to r.), are: Ralph K Roberts. Rockport. 111.. Clerk: Joseph H Callahan, Bellevue, Ky , Sergeant at Arms: William M. Miller. Pascagoula, Miss., Doorkeeper, and Finis E. Scott, New Bern, Tenn., House Postmaster. (Internationa^' Quail Trapping Started Last Week Look Well Groomed in ’49 Montana Rippy Leads in Women's Bowling League Beavers Prepare For Invasion of Idaho Vandals Square Deal Barber Shop /ÍOAH N umskulu Volunteer Now U for the NEW l\ Notional Guard Save Lives Save Money! SECRETARY OF THE ARMY Kenneth Royall (left) arrives at Washington airport from Europe and is greeted by Chief of Staff Gen. Omar N. Bradley (right) and Undersecretary of the Army William H. Draper. Royall, making a three-week tour of American military installation», found U. & troop» in “splendid shaoe." t International Sounelnhatol BOWL ’EM OVER! — — weather sport! You'll enjoy the healthy exercise, the fun of playing. Meet new friends Keep Fit — Bowl! Cottage Grove Recreation 26 So. 5th Men’:s Topcoats Reg. $27.50 to S47.50 Water Repellent — $20.75 to $35.75 ALL SALES FINAL When Using Our Products — COTTAGE GROVE REDI-MIX Wind Resistant Sale Price YOU CAN POUR CONCRETE ANYTIME McKenzie Texaco Station Phone 396 Concrete Products Cecil C. Wooley Heavy Merlar Co. - Oregon National in the perfect cool The Men’s Toggery "Everything for the Men" A. W. IlELMWELL 517 Main Phone 65
