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Twelve Pnges Section Two Cottage Grove Sentinel | With the Granges ’50 Mercury to Go on Display Here 29th Don-na Orange New* The regular meeting of Dorena COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 NUMBER Hi Grange wax held Thursday, No- vember 17. The Lecturer’* Hour preceded the meeting. The repre Rl< HI IELD Ul' POR TIR sentative of Interstate Tractor md Equipment Co. from Eugene »howed xome interesting films vhlch were enjoyed by those at tending the meeting Loi* Giles ('old weather x | m -H x and car I »in ■ nd Jeanette Kelly were appointed monoxide poisoning go hand in ix captain* on the membership hand, motorists were reminded to Irlve teams. day by the Sccretaiy of State's No cattle dlxcaxe In the United Youth Committee reported they Traffic Safety I Nvislon | State* Ix more important from an iad a nice meeting at Lake*. They Tin- division said many traffic economic viewpoint than brucel lecided Io hold the next meeting accidents in which the driver ap Improved appearance, comfort and performance mark the new 1950 I on U, writes an O.S.C. veterinarian it the hall with a Christmas party. parently fell asleep might I m - trac- Mer-ury shown here in the popular aix-pasaenger roupe model. The i Dr O. II. Muth, in a new ex tens lor UI Grangers are invited. There cd to cm bun monoxide fumes M-ep- bulletin, number 082, entitle» vill I m - a gift exchange with a dittinguhhing front end has been re-styled by tying in oblong rhrome •og m through I oom floorboard« ‘'Brucellosis of Cuttle" which it imit of 25c for gifts. They also parking lamps with the grille. A new nameplate is mounted on a rhrome or defective exhaust systems. The now ready for distribution. lecided to go Christmas caroling •trip replacing individual letters. All interiors have been planned in gnx is colorless and odorless, mid The dixeaM- ix fre»|uently caller' Sunday, Deccml>er 18 Anyone who harmonizing, contrasting tones of broadcloth that give the passenger will induce drowsiness even though compartment a true customized appearance. The 110 horsepower V-8 j Bang's dixciixc or contagioux abor- vishe* may go. We will meet at the concentration ix not strong engine incorporate« ■ number of mechanical change* resultin* in added he hall and leave at 7 pm. sharp ' tion. enough to I m - lethal economy and «mouther performance. Those who wish ux to carol for In the veterinarian Drlvct* are advised to keep a ) writes, the disease is caused by ii 'hem will I m - accommodated if they window slightly o|H-n to allow en iMiclcrlum, Brucella abortu*. Re- ;et in touch with Youth Group trance of ni-cde»l fresh air even in ! luted bacteria cause a similar leaden, Ellen Sherrill, Jeanette coldest weather In mldilion, the i disease in goat* and hogs. How Kelly, Dolah I’laistcd. or Youth following rules for avoiding lie ever. the latter arc not commonly Group members. rident* in winter weather were Oregon State College The huge The Building Committee report- i affected in Oregon. list »-d John Haiti new OJ3.C. Coliseum was given its •d that quite a little shingling has I Keep windshield* and window* El th« > of th* tbi organisin' 1 first Use here November 18 when Eugene, Oregon In conjunction will infect humans, causing undu been done and there is more to be clear of fog or frost, the world famed Vienna Choir done Walt Mrsen hauled xome 2 Avoid sudden starting or »top- 'Richfield Week", November lant fever. i Boys were presented in concert as gravel for the Grange which ix pinion xlip|M-ry surfacex Apply JH Io IH-cemlx-r 2. the "Richfield The art of aborting is the only Filbert and walnut production the first in the annual Corvallis- brakes with a pumping action to Rcjx»rter" will fly to Eugene from । easily recognized disease symptom. greatly appreciated costs and practices will be studied OSC artists series. The building avoid «kidding Next serving committee will be Hollywood lor a scries of personal Dr Muth states the time of incu by the O.S.C. agricultural experi will be dedicated at the first con 3 Keep far enough Ix-lund the npf tenni neex. button between infection und th«- Mr and Mrx. Franklin Stewart. ference basketball game. Billie Jo LeCompte, and Mr. and ment station this winter in an vehicle ahead of you to allow you Friday night, December 2. the periixl when animals react to testa of the state board of Mrs. Cochrane and Jean. Edna to atop safely if necessary. attempt to help growers reduce1.. By . action . Richfield Re|x>rler will I m - master may vary from 14 to 100 days. The , _ higher education the big concrete 4. Slow down well in advance of of ccremonicx at a square dance blood agglutination text, now com- Brumfield resigned from her of costs and increase efficiency of structure, designed for basketball, intersection and curves. in Eugene's Armory The grand monly used, is the only reliable fice of secretary and Lois Giles production. as an auditorium and for office was elected in her place. Bnalc to "Richfield Week". The method for diagnosing the disease, The project, requested by nut "nd classroom purposes, had its Rosalie Lake, reporter Wedding Announcement* and nlfmt, Bee to the public, begins Th»- bulletin covers such topi»’» growers and processors, will start)name changed from pavilion to Invitation*. The Sentinel. ® oclock related to brucello*to M wom about December 1. Dr G. W Kuhl-1 coliseu’" In suggesting the change Creswell Home Economic club KaM* a . »nlflKxxl and adult animal vac- Mrs. Frank A. Clack was elect man, agricultural economist, will President A. L. Strand cit»?d die-1 • _ vitiation, public health, and control ed president of Home Economics be project leader. tionary definitions showing the ; "Vaccination of calv»-« betw»-cn club Tuesday with the following new name exactly fitted the situa Cost records for at least too th«- ages ot five an»l eight month* staff of officers; vice president. tion, while pavilion refers to more representative orchards will be open or lightly built structures. results in considerable protection Mrx. H. II. Brown; secretary, Mrs to a high ix-rcentag»- of calve«," Al Viking, treasurer, Mrs. E. S. gathered and analyzed to deter While the building is still not the author point* out. "Such vac Malone. A Christmas party will be mine the cost of production under completed, contractors cooperated I various Oregon conditions. These cination. however, doe* not give held at the December meeting in making the main floor and | complete and lasting immunity to with an exchange of gifts and figures can then be used by indi south gallery available for the ) vidual growers as a basis for judg the animal* as d<x«x the vaccina pollyannas being revealed. A check opening concert. Acoustical treat-1 tion of calves for blackleg, or the for $2.50 was received from ing the efficiency of their opera ment included in the structure I tions and for improving farming vaccination of pigs for hog cholera. Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Co. make it exceptionally well adapted I "Evidence has accumulated dur for a play the group presented in practices. Dr. Kuhlman points out. lor concert and auditorium use Industry can use the data to chart ing the past several years which the interest of fire prevention. the position of nut growers in Compared with most buildings of reveals the limitation of calfhrxxl such size. varied market situations. vaccination. It has been found NEW DO THEATER r Approximately 6000 persons) Dr. Kuhlman and the late Carl that vaccination docs not always TO OPEN DECEMBER 2 heard the opening concert, while i E. Schuster made a study of nut protect against *eve*e exposure University of Oregon, Eugene, more than 10,000 can be accom anil that the immunity acquired November 20 (Special)—Formal production cost in the early 1930's modated when all seating facilities Turning out printed matter that is of consistently high when most of the Oregon orchards diminishes after the first year," opening of the new University are completed. were still young and such things he addx. theater will be December 2 with quality, takes years of experience. Our reputation, built Copies of th»’ bulletin are avail the first performance of Maxwell as costs of establishment were HEALTH EXPERTS able through the kx?al county ex Anderson’s "Winterset.' Definite fundamental. over the years, is your assurance of a quality printing job. PLAN WORLD DRIVE tension offices or by writing direct dates of the show are December The study this winter will bring AGAINST PLAGUE to the college. the findings up to date and will 2. 3. 7, 8, 9, and 10. GENEVA—In the fourteenth ■ check the effects of various items century, 25,000.000 persons, or one I The new theater is located on Four line and sub-station con the old campus. It seats about 400 connected with mature orchards fourth of all Europe's population, I struction projects in .Douglas such as fertilizing, thinning, spray fell victim to the Plague or the I The box-office will be open to the 116 North 6th county are included in a $8,754,- ing and "blanks" or shrivels on the Phone 555 or 556 Black Death. Although medical general public for reservations 000 program to be outlined by the cost of nroduction. science has progressed since in I from November 28. through the Bonneville Power administration leaps and bounds, that dreaded! next two weeks. It is in the lobby to contractors at Portland. Dec. 2. UO TRAVELING THEATER of the new theater. disease still accounts for 90,0001 University of Oregon. Eugene, Shows and production for the November 20 (Special) A travel cases every year. entire 1949-50 season have been ing company of Frederick Jack Control and eventual eradication I announced by the business manger. son’s ■'The Bishop Misbehaves" will of the plague became a distinct I February 3, 4, 8, 9, and 10 are the play for Oregon communities out possibility this year as a result | dates of the second show. side Eugene this winter. The of a decision of the World Helath I University theater will offer the Organization, one of U.N. Special- | show under the direction of Mrs. ized Agencies. An expert committee of WHO J Ottilie T. Seybolt, associate pro has selected India as the first ) fessor of speech. The show has been designed demonstration ground for plagued solely for traveling, especially to eradication to be undertaken by | communities which don't have a permanent international team of ■ other theatrical productions. Busi experts. The chief plague fighting) ness manager of the theater said means proposed by WHO experts ■ bookings will start immediately. include use of Aiew. powerful and , j It will be available early in cheap killers of insects, such as December for an indefinite period. DDT, and destroyers of rats, such | The company will make over as 1080 (sodium fluoroacetate), al night trips on weekends and mid combination which stopped a pla week dates will be played within que outbreak in Peru in 1945. WHO’s proposal, which will be 1 a 60-mile radius of Eugene. submitted to its Executive Board next January, would begin demon-1 Vernonica Manyard. 23. of stration work in Bombay Province, ledo. Ohio, was sentenced to two Frank LaBluc Orchestra years in the state pen. November especially where damp and cool 16th by Judge G. F. Skipworth at climatic conditions provide ideal Admission 80e — Tax Incl. Eugene for parole violation after breeding grounds for plague- Hi-Ite she was charged in Linn county carrying fleas. with stealing a wrist watch. From India, the team might pick up other demonstration areas from among infested islands off the African coast, such as Mada gascar. as well as Morocco, the Belgian Congo and China. The team would be composed of four or five highly trained ex- pers in such fields as epidemiol ogy., bacteriology, entomology, zoology and sanitary engineering. Cold Weather Spells Trouble From Poisoning Brucellosis Most Costly Malady of Cattle Says OSC Nut Production Costs in State Studied by OSC Benefit DANCE Hundreds of gift items See our toy window Use our lay-away plan Walker Hall Sat, Nov. 26 SEE R U AWMt ? Cottage Grove Ready-Mix Phone 384J3 3tfcr Wedding Announcements and Invitations — The Sentinel. 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