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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1949)
E N T IN E L S PORTS Lions Walk Off 4-State Antelope Two High School With the Valley Survey Completed Teachers Resign; Th«1 first c«x»prrallvr antelope Track Meet 15th I survey in this arca has rwvntly Others to Return American Legion To Present ‘Laff It Off* April 21-22 'num., April 4L, ItHO The Scntlnrl, Cottag* Grove, Oregon KAUTER LILY SALES NET 41S.M The Easter lily sale for this area netted 378 69 which was col- lee ted from containers, on the afreets and the booth In the bank. Mr*. R. L. Scdcrgrcn, chairman of the sale, announced. This amount doe* not include the Easter Seal sale just the lilies. Containers were placed in various business houses with the largest contribu tion coming from the container at the high school. This container had $14.36. This money which is approximately $30.00 more than received last year, will go to the National Society for Crippled Children and Adult*. Mr*. Sedergren extend* «perlai thank* to those who helped make this sale a success, the Eagles Auxiliary, BAPW club, Women of the Moose. Catholic Laughter«, American legion Auxiliary and the Girl Scout Troop No. 143 • Beverfy At t ridge, Patsy Pynes, Charlotte McCall and Gail For rester. (Continued from page 1) Their clever roulin«- is followed by the Children’s Story Page with Highway Department and one children of the ftrxt second and i|»<k Clark) bern completed Oregon. Calif At meeting wn* a travelogue of Utah third gtades an«l Mr«. Bud Neal as For the second time in three ornla, Nevada, and Idaho joined NI kh N* 7» veins coach Bob Dusenbcrry's ! force* to make airplane counts of Union High School board of edu the Story Lady. cation all teachers wore reehteted The "Rhyme* for Riches’’ scene Glenn Wick«, 19-year old xh«x>l Lion* walked away with the antelope sirnutaneoiudy. The survey wat the outgrowth according to Virgil Kingsley, su- will give those in the audience the er, ha* set a |aittcrn for other Greater Willamette Valley track shooters to alm at in the state championship Inst Thursday of ii meeting of representatives of perintendent. Two teachers have opportunity to telegraphic. In hi* flrat try Api II night, this time under the lights at the four state«' game department« r«*slgn«-d since this m«*eting and prize* will be awarded in this held in Lakeview, Oregon, on two new teachers have item numtier. lit he shot a perfect 25 and re- Springfield high schixil. A home t own feature atory is |x*atcd thl« performance again A win In the final relay event, March 2, of this year At this elected Miss Wilma Dickson who Merle Foltz of Eugene, repre taught «-IcriM-ntary social science depicted in the scene "Frontier senting the Isaac Walton L-ugue last Sunday. Hap Wolfard, who plus the disqualification of Eu meeting the necessity of a co Farm costs in 1MB probably will hax r<su>n«d Elt-anor Hrunquixt । Day Celebration.” Gene Autry in be about as high as tbay war« tn wna the guest speaker at the reg le<l the *h<x>tlng several Sunday* gene, Springfield and Salem in operative ventun* was pointed out hax also r«*xlgned to teach home 1MS ular meeting of the Cottage Grove la«l year apparently has regained that event Ix-cause of faulty baton due to the migration of some ante- making m th«* Corvallix high the person of Mdes Wicks, will Rial and Gun club Monday eve III* form Sunday he turned in n cxchange», gave the combined lope herds back and forth across school next year. Miss Phyllis take over as master of cere- ning and gave an Interesting re- 25. R. Carlile »hoi a 24 and Harry skill and luck of th«* Grover* th«* 'he state line* A cooperative xur- Sw»cni-y, who taught hornemak- mome». The comedy roles of Judy Canova with Orlena Martin. vk'tory (aldly enough, cither of ( vey wa* decided u|x>n with Lc<>- view of U h * legislation ¡ himm -<1 by Rent Ie a 24. th<* larger s«'h«x>U might have won , nard Springer of the U. S Fish ing-'at I^ikeview last year hax Pappy Chiselfinger played by Red the Intc slate legislature ns It Building Sran Ftnlah J C. Miller, club repot ter, says because of their better times had and Wildlife Service, <<x>rdlnatlng been elected to replace her. M. C. I lamel and Rochester by Bob affects fish nnd wildlife Mcmbeis th«* concrete ha* been all poured they not been disqualified in the the efforts of th«* several state Kreutz has been employed ax head Gierau promise to be a high «pot nlso enjoy«*! two colored movies । basketball roach and will teach of comedy. Square dancing by Mr In the new club building upd the race. The score standing just be game department*. One was on the nature of u trav frame work done The club plun* fore the relay event was: Salem C. A. Ix)ckw<xxl. Oregon State social science and physical edu and Mrs. Claude Cruson, Mr. and elogue from the Oregon State n Ixtx xoclul jn the new building .32. Springfield 3114, Eugene 30H, Gam«* Supervisor, announced that 1 cation in addition to his duties as Mr». Ralph Hawley, Louis Cald joint action of the four states wa* coach. well, Mr and Mr*. L. J. McLaugh n* *oon n* the club can occupy Cottage Grove 29. Final standing* were: Cottage essential to acquire n«*«*dcd infor- The returning teachers and the lin will be featured with Marcey the building. Grove 34, Salem 32, Springfield1 mation on these antelope herds suby-rf, taught are: Bob I>u»en- as the square dance caller. Old 3m, Eugene 30'a, Albany 30. He added that the work thl« year berry, principal, head roach foot- time music will be furnished in ANGLING INTENHITY Ro*cburg 29. D'banon 10. Coeval-1 wax highly «ucceMful. ball and track; Gcrtrude Bran- the »cene by Curley Bukowski. MEANUKE ATTEMPTED The April !*><ue of the Oregon 11» 5'», JeffeQKm City 4H, and| Airplane cvn»us of the herd« thover, dean of girls. P. E. and Sam Veatch. B)ily Veatch and «that overlap in the four states health; Clifford Bjorn son. shop; Bob Bradford. State Gumc Commlaaion Bulletin University High 4. Bob Cochran, regular Spring- show«*«! a total of 14,359 antelope Marjorie Bjorn»on, sciences, latin; The sports page chorus number included n questionnaire to be OR filled out and , returned by all field hurdler and relay man. observed in approximately 116 Ernest Clark, agriculture; Jule will include Eunice Hand. Nelda YOUR MONKY BACK unglvrs. The questionnaire will might have won the meet for that hour« of flying time. Oregon Crume. English, publications; Vir Stephens, Eunice Chapman. Peggy also lx* distributed by license team had he not missed It because <>b«crvatlonx included 7.037 ante- gil Italberg, business, assistant Pynch. Dorothy Hinkson and agent* and field men of the Com of illness. Duane Coop, last year'* l«>pc. not all of which migrate Into coach; Nell Hergert, v«jcal music, Verna Thyfault. One of the most regular high jumper, and I-co other state«. Mr Rolx-rt Mace, English; Stella Holt, mathemat laugh provoking seen«*« "Colum mission. Hawkins, star miler, were missed । chief of big gam«- for the Oregon ics; Myrtl«- Kern. English; Ethel nist and Comics" will see Maurice Th» questionnaire lx an attempt in Duscnberi y'* lineup. 'Commisskm. pointed out that these Krauss, English; Lottie Lee I-arnb, Bottorff as that snooper-reporter, to detctminc the int«n*ily of W<-s Thompson, who accepted Í figure* do not represent the total library; Manlyn Litch, commer Walter Winchell; Mike Quaglia angling on the various bodies of water in the state lo determine the first place trophy for the Lion antelope (xipulations in the various cial; Roger Peterson, American giving advice to the lovelorn as the public preference» regarding team, was the high point man on states, but will lx» used to make history, assistant coach; Marian Dorothy Dix, followed by the species of fish If u sufficient that squad and second high for comparison* with observation* in Picken«, English, girl« P. E.; El- i comic strip folks which promises sample can tx* securet}, the result* the meet with 10points. The following year* to establixh trends. Wfxxl Rickman, band; Gardner to have the audience roanng with will provide an excellent guide for fast senior won the broad jump It Is planned to continue this joint Seller*, biology; Wallace Cio- laughter. In the comic strip will New, Sensational the flshcrle* department of the with a leap of 20'5'«’, the great activity so a* to facilitate a more chetti. physica, ed.i social ec. be Chet VanDenbuig as Popeye, est of hi* brilliant ¡»rep career, comprehensive management of the problem*. Woody Hilbert as Little Orphan Game Commission in future man Annie. Le« Roberts as Bloni. e. Ed •' J »«o « iho vuoi C aii i— agement activities. ____ and placed a close second behind antelope in the four «tate». Buz Covalt of Salem in the 440 Deremer as Maggie, Bua McCoy An interesting sidelight of the Arch Restorers Early return* from the qw»- besides being anchorman on the as Baby Sparkle and Lester Sine observation* was that in the past xmnalre mulled with the Bul winning relay team. Will la moat caaaa. d«« comptât» aS Daisy Mae. year* each «tate ha* observed in letin have been extremely en Marvin Schaffer pole valutcd the neighborhood of 40 coyotes One of the outstanding produc couraging his highest for the Grover* also, ! while making it* aerial count. tion numbers of the show is the Th»* Oregon State Game Com- a* he crossed the bar at 10 9” on I This year only two were observed society column, The syncopated mission Bulletin Is a monthly hix thinl try. for first place. A1- , by California flyers. <»ne by the Frank G. Haynes. 67., passed' wedding scene will tie done in '«•h prunslsd saklaa. publication of the Commission bert Martin put on a briilian kick Nevada men and none by th«»sc away at his home on Black Butte j song and dance by a high school EXPERTLY FITTED BY dealing with activities of the to pick up another w'ln for the ¡n Oregon. route. Saturday. April 15. 1949 group. department anti fish and game Lions In the nko yani run. The i __ : following a lingering illness of one The climax of the show will be situations over tin- state It will be junior had all his wind on the lust T J < j year I ie wa« horn in Licking the finale scene "Nations Unite” mailed free of charge to anyone Inp as he advanced from fifth MllPC I URS03V TOT county. Ohio on February 2, 1882. number. This colorful scene will sending a rvqueat to the Portland place In o Reki of 25 into'the win- my *w* and on January 13. 1909 he was include a chorus authentically married to Eva Bailey in Newark. | costumed to represent the nations 6th St BuihlinK Phone 199 L offices of the Game Commission Vernon Coop garnered another Ohio. The couple came to Oregon of the world as they unite in blue nblxin for the local team ns 11 years ago, settling near Cres- friendship. You'll find it in the classified. he li«xl with Don Wimer of Al-1 Charles Henry Wiggin of 720 well, anti for the past six years Laff It Off is something en bany in the high jump event Both ¡Chestnut street iiassed away they had lived on Black Butte tirely different in home talent boys leaped 5'8*4*. Saturday, April 16, in a Eugene route. .Mr. Haynes had been a Only double winner of the meet hospital. 11c was born at Waubeck, member of the Eagles lodge at shows and the name is indicative of what is in store for all who wn* Deraid Jenkins of Spring- IJnn county, Iowa, October 12, Johnstown, Ohio for 20 years. I plan to attend. Curtain time is set field He was victor in Ixith the 1X72. He, with hi* parents, one D'sides his widow, he is survived । for a novel 8:16 and the Legion century and 220 yard sprints. The brother and two sisters crossed by two daughters and one son. says thvy mcan business If you well built sophomore also placed the plains on an emigrant train, Mrs Letha Hann, in Ohio. Mrs come at 8:20 you will be exactly third in the broad jump to total and settled at Fresno. California B« tty Sorenson of Eugene and । three minutes late. 13 points, high for the meet. where they lived for three years. tawrence Haynes of Black Butte I 100 yard dosh: 1 Dcrald Jen From there they went Into lessen route; five grandchildren: two I Garden Lettuce kins (Sp) 2 Jensen (Sa) 3 Mnn. county to live and later to Oregon. great-grandchildren; two sisters Green leafy garden lettuce is Barber (E) 4 Error (Spi 5 B. They settled at Oakland where he and one brother in Ohio. richer in vitamin A than the paler 5th & WASHINGTON TEL. 760 Hite (CG). Time; ;10 3. roceivtd his education He was a Funeral services were held at head lettuee. Z20 yard dash: I Dcrald Jcn- carpenter by trade, working at the Smith FUncral Chapel Tues kins (Sp) 2 Man. Bartier ( E) 3 Medford, Woodburn and Portland day, April 19, at 2.00 o'clock with Hall (Sa) 4 Mcr Barber (E) 5 before coming to Cottage Grove in the Rev D. Hugh Beniston officiat Jensen (Sa). Time: 23 4 1923, where he has since made his ing. Interment was in the Taylor- IIO yard run: 1 Buz Covalt home. Lane cemetery. (Sa) 2 Thompson (CG) 3 He leaves to mourn their loss Crocker (Al 4 Bender (S) 5 four sisters, Mrs. Addie Hull. Miss Patton <Sa). Time: :53 3. Jennie Wiggin, Mrs. Minnie More- 880 yard run: 1 Al Martin lock and Mrs. May Crouch. all of (CG) 2 Loftus (Sal 3 Grimes Cottage Grove; one niece, I .con- (Jeff C.) 4 Het cher (UH) 5 Funeral services were held tine Knickerbocker: three Golf (Corv). Time: 2:06.2. nephews. Odie Mounce. Cleo More- Wednesday. April 20. at 2:00 Mlle; 1 Ervin Stritzke (R) 2 lock and Willie Morelock; two o’clock at Mills Mortuary for Mrs. Reiser (E) 3 Van Arncm (E) 4 great nieces. Diane Morelock and Effie Stewart with the Rev. Sidney Butkhalter (Sp) 5 Adum« Susan Lea Morelock; two great Shinall officiating. Interment was (Sa). Time 4:56.3. nephews. Gem* Lusk and Wally at Yoncalla. 120 yard high hurdles: 1 Gary Morelock; one great-great niece, Mrs. Stewart of Onttage Grove Miller (E> 2 Hubbard (R> 3 Farrys Lusk and one great-great passed away April 14 in a hospital | Rose (S) 4 K«*ck (A) 5 Webb nephew, Chad Lusk, all of Cottag«' in Eugene. She was born May 12. j (CG). Time: :16.3. b>, h Grove. 1900 at Heppner, Oregon, and mar- i 20() yard low hurdles: 1 Roy ried Ben jamin H. Stewart at Oak Funeral services were held at new device that saves you time, steps Keck (A) 2 Hubbard «R» 3 Mills Mortuary. Tuesday, April 19. land, Oregon in 1919 He passed Standly (R) 4 R. Hite (CG) at 2:30 p.m., with the R»v. Roy away in December, 19-18. and soap on washday. This automatic Phone 163 5th and Washington Mulkey (Sa). ’Time: :24 9. Hutchison officiating. Interment Surviving are three sons. Wesley Shot : 1 Dale McDowell (A) soap injector accurately measures and was in the IOOF cemetery. H. of Portland. Robert W. of Walk- : 47'5 •»”; 2 D. Parsons ( E) 46 er and Vernon H. of Eugene; three puts in the soap. You don’t even need H”: 3 Champlin (Cor) 44*9 4 1.000 TROUT PI-ANTED daughters. Mrs. Anita Owen. Elk Doeri 1er (A) 4311”; 5 East- A total of 4,000 rainbow trout horn, Wisconsin, Miss Joanne to be home while your washing is done. burn (CG) 41'3”. were liberated in three local Stewart of Saginaw and Miss Pole vault: 1 Marvin Schaffer streams last week by the state (CG) 10’9”; 2 Coheen (Sa) 10’ fish hatchcry, N. J. Nelson re Dainna Stewart of Eugene; moth 6'; 3 Shepard (A) 10'3": 4 tie ports. Plantings were made in er, Mrs. Sarah Ewing of Eugene; lietween Hodges ( E) nnd Lohr (S ) Layng, Brice and Mosby creeks. brothers and sisters. Charles, Whitley. Bill Ewing and Mrs. 10. The trout ranged in size from Nellie Puett. all of Ewing, Oregon. High jump: 1 tie between Ver 6 to 11 Inches. Inland Ewing of Roseburg, Mrs. non Coop (CG) and I kin Wimer Lucy Smith of Praiie City and ( A ) ; 3 Spence (Sa) 4 tie be- New adding ma» nhies available Stanley Ewing of New York and tw«>en Swink (A), Grimes (Jeff. three grandchildren. The Sentinel. C.). Moore (S>, Spores (S), Cook (CG) and Edwards (Cor). Height: 5’8H”. Discus: 1 Gayle Reynolds (S> Business 2 Duncan (Leb.) 3 D. Parsons Our complete line of Spalding Softball and Baseball (E) 4 Kitajchuk (St 5 Doer- Equipment is priced to suit your pocketbook. — Dome fler (A). Distance: 1287%”, Broad jump: 1 Wes Thompson in soon and make your choice. (CG) 2 SollenberRcr (Leb.) 3 BUILDING Business Jenkins (S) 4 Van Horn <R) 5 - NIW BINDIX DllUXI MOBIL S-11S Hubbard (R). Distance: 20 ’ 5!*". Wo have the latest styles in Winthrop Shoes. Javelin: 1 Harold Coheen (Sa) These sturdy, well constructed shoes offer you the 162’5”; 2 Sconce (R) 1597"; 3 Agee (R) 151'9'n”; 4 Readon wear you demand in a good shoe. They are priced (UH) 1507"; 5 Hodges (E) 138’. right too. Relay; 1 Cottage Grove (Rollo Bush, Bob Hite, Ron Hite, Wes Thompson); 2 Albany; 3 Rose 0/LL burg; 4 Lebanon; 5 Corvallis. Time: 1:38 9. M. Foltz Reviews Game Legislation At Rod-Gun Club Mary had a little lamb FOOT RELIEF GUARANTEED *WHY SUFFER? Frank G. Haynes Services Tuesday Its fleece was white as snow And everywhere that Mary went People remarked what a smart girl She was — driving one of those lovely New Kaiser Travelers now being shown at Hansen Bros. Graham & Thorp Charles H. 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