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Section Two 16 Pages Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVK, LANE (XIUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, APRII. 7, 1949 CULP CREEK (Mm. K. K. Groat. »ep«irtrr) I ain't forget the school social club meeting called for the 12th. Hi School Forensic Stars to Compete At OSC April 8-9 region which he descriiics a» "little known and picturesque.” Ue and his wife now live in Boul der, Colorado. OVKKHOI.HF.R CFLEBRATEH PI BI.K ATION "WENT OF THF. KIMMOt K” CURTIN NUMBER 35 OSC Gets Ready For Expanded Summer Session Oregon Stat«* College Nearly Mr. and Mrs. Boli McGrew 200 high »« bool »perch and forensic drove down from Oakridge Sun- star# will I m * guests of the O 8. brlnging Austin Vaughn <l«y. campus this week end. April K and Ongon State College Twenty- home Aiuti» ha. «tiwn staying 9, for th«* annual »tute high school four vl.lting faculty members will with them during the spring VII- spe«*ch tournament. supplement th«* regular in.truc- cation. They will I m * wlnnei. of the tlonnl staff for this year's summer A taili vat win cnugiit Sunday various event» in th«' contest belli session at Oregon Stat«* college, up Sharp's creek. When the cat in the different district« th<* 1949 O. S. C. summer session was rc|Mirtr<l seen. Bob (iront and Ui rung tw>u t the state. State cham bulletin Just issued reveals. J im * Jackson took their iuiund» to pionships will he determined in Date» for this year'» new elght- the vicinity and cimght the cat radio s|M'uking, |x»-try reading, w«*ek term arc from June 20 to within thirty minutes. humorous reading, e x t <• m p o r e August 12. A pt I I 11 10-wcek speaking, impromptu shaking, af course for mechanical and cheml- ter dinner speaking, panel discus । cal engineering students, however, sion and oratory. extend# for an additional two The tournament is sponsored week». each year by tin’ Oregon State Included In the summer offering High School Speech leagu«* anti the general extension division of thin year are »even special Insti the slate system of higher educa- tutes, short course# and work- । lion. Final contests are alternated #ho|M, ranging from 10 day# to each year between the college and four week# in length, Intended to provide specialized instruction and university. Champions in each contest will op|x>rtiinity for professional ad I m * heard on a "Parad«* of Cham vancement to different groups, ac pions" broadcast over K<>A(', the cording to Dr. Franklin R Zeran, stale-owned station here, from director of the summer session. These sjwcial courses are guid- 9 to it) pm Satinday. ance workshop«, June 20 to July 1; By "Shorty” Smith Northwest Regional Institute for Science Teacher», June 20 to July Howdy Folks; Nome of llw 15; Induatrial education »hort political big wig» think I that (xiurse. June 20 to July 15; In Women hold tin* baiarne ' of stitute on Northwest Natural Re- power. »ourses, July IK to 29; Smith- I'rrha)«» that'» the rraxin ”S«*<*king the Truth" has Iiccn Hughes farm mechanics work mhiw of the caiMlitlnte» chosen as th«* them«* of the 36th shop. July 25 to August 5; »tat«* ! thought It mi Important tu annual Oregon Older Girls' Con- conference for Oregon home- I put on a giwKl allow th«* ference to I m * held May 13. 14 and making teachers, July IK to 29; ¡ 15 nt the Atkinson Memorial Con- and workshop in teaching family I giegational Church in Oregon relations, July 5 to 15. The elect Ion cani|iulgn. Just Both undergraduate and grad- City The first conference was |*»»r»t. »bowed that held in Oiegon City In 1913. This uatc »Indent» may earn up to a promising young man lool gone organization ha» the distinction of total of 12 hours in the eight - into indille*. tM'ing one of the old«*st girls' con- week term, which this year re fcrences in the Unititi States that place the two former sessions of While we're on the • ilhjecl has met mnMt utively through the six weeks and four weeks each, fir. Zeran jKiints out. A post ses ■>t ixilltka. (which we years shouldn't I m *), do you sup Th«* • »regon Council of Churches sion of two weeks from August 15 26 has Iwcn Khrdulcd. however. inne tb«* "HI partisan For- offidally »ponsort the group which 1 to ------------------------------------ - is interdenominational ami inter-! for graduate student, in the m I mio I ( miuh about I» baaed on racial In practice. Girl leader» of education. Cours«*» will be offered in th«* I th«* theory that "all's well from church and other youth that lends well?” grou|m in Oregon are invited to major schools of science, business j and technology, education, engin- attend as delegates. We l«-arnr><| the difference be eering and industrial arts, and home economic», and in the de tween pMittmll tuoi politic», MIXTF.KN V. N. Gl'ARHS partment» of phyilcal education I during thr* eunqmlgn. In toot- AKKIVF IN JKRI'NAIXM Imll, it's "hold that line.” In JERUSALEM Sixt«*en U. N for both men and women, art. IMilltic., it', -give 'em that Guards aiuigncd to the United economics, human geography,! Une.” Nations Palestim* Conciliation English hi#t«iry, journalism, mod-1 Cnmmiaaion have arrived here to l‘rn languag«*». music, political ; We better let the ptilHIeal take up duties at th«* Commis- science, psychology, sociology and ; line «trop unit talk I h >»I iw «». I sion's headquarters at Govern • pcech. We’re not pattuirai rx|wrt«. ment House. The group, which Jii»t nmatriir Jok«*.trr». Includes eight Belgian and eight French nationals. Is part of an Wr do try to do a good Job of internationally recruit«*d guard supplying lilbaon Range». force provided for by the U. N. General Assembly last December. Oregon State College The first It is plann«*d to increase the force collegiate record-lending library in to 30 Guards. IWMI Main street the northw«*st has been cstablish- <*d by students at Oregon State college as a means of providing better music and a wider variety of selections to music lovers. A goal of a thousand albums of classical, semi-classical and popu lar r«*cordings has been set by Thanes and Talons, campus ser vice organiation. The records may lx* checked out by individual stu dents or organization# for use at home or in the Memorial Union listening room without charge. Th«» committee, headed by Herman Kaiser, forestry student Each forkful—each snoonful—a taste treat. The finest from Gallup, N. Mex., has re ceived many contributions from quality foods prepared to bring out their best flavor. From living organizations and individ uals. It will accept any type of appetizer to dessert, each bite is delicious. Dine here often. record or album. Plates indicating i the donor are place on each record or album. Mostly Static Oregon Older Girl Conference to Be Held May 13-15 LEGAL NOTICES NOTH E FOR IT BI.K ATION Forest Exchange No. find a mouth-watering variety of good foods that are a spring tonic at Swartz ami Wolfard’s. We've the early spring fruits whhln th. WJX”»«' N" , . „ tional Forest in exchange for lots p 7 o cw 14 1 having hona fidt objections to tho e Office. Portland 18, Oregon. March 22, 1949. Notice is hereby given that the South Fork Log ging Company, Springfield, Ore gon, did. on December 23, 194K. 5 E ; lots 1. 2. 3. 1. les. 7 3 acres 11 make application under th«* act of highway right of way, sec. 18, T. 1 Only 1/3 the Cost of Driving! San Francisco 58.50 Gm Angeles .... 12.60 19.43 Phoenix ARCADE SUN., MON., TUE. APRIL 10-11-12 BU ry cucir (/«^ 62.75 6.05 19.KO ADDITIONAL SAVINGS ON ROUND TRIP PARÍS Phone 97 : GOLD MIDAL ’Kite he«, tested’ ÍNRICHED FLQUR department with new notes in 10 lb. 89c food bargains. Come in today Sperry and start to save in a big way! Wheat Hearts Popular Size 27c 45c Giant Size Pet Milk 56.89 Case Tall Cans Tomato Juice Welch’s______ __ Fresh Spring Grapefruit Juice RADISHES, Bunch ONIONS, Bunch lb. 15c Cauliflower . . . Dr. Phillips’ .......... ...... Genuine 2 for 29c Calavos *r*. Fresh Spring Asparagus . 46 oz. 27c . 46 oz. 27c Cream Corn Dundee. 303 .... 27c Peas Rosedale No. 2 25c Pineapple Juice 2.29« oz. “Economy Tin’’ Libby's ....... 46 ................. Fruit Cocktail ‘Big Value’’ 2^ tin EVERY BITE DELICIOUS Mrs. Walter Wynhoff and son Billy, left for their home in Wil bur, Washington on Saturday morning, after enjoying a visit of a week with the Glynn Garris family. Mrs. Fred Sailer of Molalla was a w<*«ik end guest of Mr». John St a Ider. Mrs. Linda Aitkins of Wyan dotte, Michigan »topped over the i week end at the Sherrill home. 1 while enroute to California to complete her vacation on the west const. It has been twenty-four years since Mrs. Aitkins and Mrs. Sherrill had last met, and memo ries were revived. । Sunday dinner guests at the I Ralph Sears home were their son Robert and his family. It was a happy day at school on Monday, for all his schoolmates, when Francis Hite return«*d to the . claMroom, after so many weeks of ' lieing on the sick-list. Mr. and Mrs. James Hemenway entertained at dinner, on Sunday, having as Sguests, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hansen of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kitsing, of Forest Lake, Minn, and Mrs. Ruth Holli day. The special meeting, which was called at the schoolhouse, on Thursday, March 31. was well at tended. and Wm. Norris was elected director. A report was given by Mr. Norris regarding the proposed new building, and a unanimous vote was cast in favor of the new plant. The building I committee was requested to se- j cute all necessary information and to report at the next meeting, 'which will I m * held April 18th at 8 p in. Be sure YOU attend. Portland Seattle Salt Lake song of savings that fills every DELICIOUS Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 Mason, Proprietors Phone 656 8th and Main --------------------------- Mana_g< r. —8ub«crlbe 'lo Tke S hh >U mì — 8th and Main Jai k ami Virginia Kelly ami vegetables and a spring EVERY BITE (Mm. K. 1>. Sherrill, reporter phone 64RR4) . Go GREYHOUND and SAVE SING a SONG of SPRINGTIME A MARKET FULL of RARGAINS Smith Electric DELIGHT VALLEY X’n«r WHY DRIVE New OSC Record Lending Library GREYHOURD CAFE >rM, certam timber from portion, of t 01062, (Mr#. Grace Thornpxin, reporter United States iM-partment of the Interior, Oregon District Land Pbone 12F6) Mrs. Earl Rains who has been confined to tied for th«* past several days with acute arthritis is able tn be up and around some. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson and John Marts of Harrisburg were Sunday dinner guest» of th«* Eldon Thompson»'. Mr# Maxine Thompson and daughters Patty and Faye of Kla math Fall» arrived Thursday evening for a few days vi»it here with relative# and friends. Tony Rayburn returned home Sunday from Myrtle Creek where h«* had vacationed the pa»t week. WAYNE 0. OVERHOLSEk Th«* Cold Springs 4-H club# Author of joined the Curtin 4-H club and ac "Wolf of th« RimrocF' «nd companied by Mr. Frank Van "BucUroo't Cod«'' Boistel, County club leader, on a (M«cmill«s) local tour of inspection, visiting New York, April 5 Wayne n. various members and studying Overholser, who grew up in Eu their projects. The local club plans gene and earned his B. S. at the to vixit the Cold Springs club University of Oregon, today cele when they conduct a tour in their brates the publication of "West of community. The picture, "North of the th«1 Rimrock" by The Macmillan Klondike.” was shown at the Cur- Company. night to ■During the j>ast ten year» Mr. * tin ichool house Saturday „ Overholser has had almo.t 2fX), an^appreciative,audience Ticket» are on sale at various western and detective stories pub- liahod Ma< millan did his first full places for the Carnival to be held length book. “Buckaroo's Code.” at the Curtin grade school, spon in 19-17. The author has traveled sored by the School Boosters, April 16. Please bring whatever widely through the West and s|M*nt much time gathering pio- you have for the various booths anil of course your presence is neer lore in eastern Oregon, a requested. March 20, 1922 ( 42 Stat. 465», as ' 16 S„ R. 6 E. W. M., Lane Cbunty, amended by the act of February '<»"gon. subject to right» of way Hl 1OX ¡At a«.« usMii «« A* an citric transmission line J r »"«« Forest Service Road, .nd A delicious dinner built around a dish of quality meat from Kelly’s Market is a meal to a man’s taste! All of our meats are top q u a 1 i t y, government in spected and graded — your assurance of good tasting goodness to make your meal fit for'a king! 37c 37c Local Ranch Eggs Grade Large 49c Kraft Dinners 14c Velveeta Cheese Food 2 lb. loaf . 89c Tomato Soup Heinz, 2 for 25c urki mwv Top Quality Frankfurters 49c lb. Pure Ground Beef 49c lb. Little Pig Link Sausage 59c lb. Medium Lean Slab Bacon 55c lb. Beef Short Ribs 39c lb. Swift’s Shoulder Sliced Bacon 59c lb. Pork Steaks 65c lb. Izot us shop for you. Phone orders delivered Tuesday and Friday afternoons. We strive to fill your orders carefully to save you time and money. G?7 MAIN ST. - COTTAGE GRtfvE - PHONE S3 This Ad Effective Friday and Saturday Only
