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Parr 2 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thun»., Mur. SO. 1050 DELIGHT VALLEY Published Every Thursday at íotUqc ßrorr Sentinel Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15, 1889 W. a MARTIN ........... Editor, Publisher Subscription rates, cash in advance, No subscription for less than three months. 1 Yr. (i Moa. 3 Mos. In Lane and Douglas Counties ........ 1 50 1.00 Outside This District.................. ....... 3.(M) 1.50 Foreign rates on application. Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. Mr». E. I». Sherrill. Rr|Mirta'r Phone U IHR I LONDON i Mr», finie Roby, K<|iiirt< r s Registered voters of school dis I 'hone 791R1 trict #191 aro requested to be in Mr. mid Mr* LeMer Blackmore ■} I 111) let- January 19th. I rei* Ttcd attendance at the meeting schedili- and two children enme over from ¡ |)¡|S(tUi||| |\( lili IIS the rumor regarding the n'W «ind» id fur 8 p in Wednesday evening. Curtin Sum^Q' to visit his sistv PORTLAND. ORE.: It «corns streamluuM way of handling the 5 “r h‘T* J6" Mi's luiwrence Funk and family that Angna Enters, who dances, annual appropriaUon bills. The ,h*;V'T'*' ' Joe Abeene is visiting friends, "g ? ‘‘‘rH,or writes, paints and acts in Port rumor Mr and Mrs Barney Kelly this eddy Ixvame fact I also ‘hv ‘ New to Cottage land's Chic Theatre would lie a p.nt.d out that the ordinary’I‘^svn‘ week in Colhige Grove. ar is Americus ivorite | mis good candidate for the alhound iu u 'u.nmg ot the »mkqiendent Mrs Clifton Adams el Gilliam ' I »»ere are other time, is the I irsi Oregon girl. sub committrx» would be watered ‘"Hx’itant Hems to be de spent Friday afternoon with I ki NATIpNAL EDITORIAL down bv the final review by an «•«» “ h‘»|x*U that a sister, Mrs Claud Abeene Mrs Loon Morton got caught sport since 1912 when Tom l'lecce FOREST GROVE. ORE.: Col administration-ctMitrnlled s u pc r large percentage of the voters in PUBLISHERS the valley will be out. in a tricky rain shower in Eugene was head coach. lege President Walt Giersbach re ''scnvning rommittce. Tin- Lions haven't much to look ASSOCIATION Mr mid Mi-s Wm. Norris have Monday and got her new cently turned lieer joint dish wash The big *5on«-package" bill er for all because of an sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. lamnet wet. She hojies it impulsive offer to wash dishes to which came out was pre;»ared with John lamg of Cottage Grove .tonn fade or shrink She was attending great s|s-ed All henrings were held for lutine help raise money for European er ow ners of the Grow Hardware a i-H advisory Committee inert THIS G1 Y IIOOVEK behind closed doors. The delils'ra- student relief. Mr and Mrs Norris will move to *nK The squad will lie made up Dave Hoover, the Deadwood Lane county farmer and He didn't know when he (4101X11 tions of the sub-uonumttees were Springfield early in April and Mr Morton ha» a kivp-sake <>l kept secret from th»' other mem and Mrs. Long and fomily will l>e intrinsic valui* that would go wi ll mostly ol juniors, but some sophs opponent of Senator Wayne Morse for the United States that Pacific student Tom Kiriake- bers congress and the public. taking up their new residence as with her thimble collection, a tiny Senate may emerge from the 1950 campaign as the political dis. who owns a tavern, would The of huge bill containing -131 bouquet of withered violets, pick Eugene will Is- la\ored to tul«' have him pay off there. ¡lark horse. At least he has made a rather impressive start printed pages received only a few soon as interior decoration» are ed from the Garden of Gethsemane completed. and, from what we know of the campaign thus far, has sur MOLALLA. ORE.: All brash minutes over three hours of final Again and yet again residents in the Holy land, a tuck-in en prised himself in the showing he has made. runnel rash Irishmen who bragged of consideration by the complete are rightfully indignant at the in- closure in one of the interesting nucleus ot last year's Perhaps it is his background that has given him an their Irish pedigrees and children ippropriations committee. consideration and abuse received letters from her sister. Mrs W A. up unexpected shove, particularly with the rural people. He has as they celebrated the 17th of This bill provides for the ex at the hands of not only those Wotxlard on an European trip The Lions will roly on the pitch sorter appeared as a bam yard philosopher and has been March, dropped their heads and penditure of a total of 27 and one- from outside the district, but through the Holy land Th»' Wood- ing arms ot Ken llllhker and Jack clever enough to manipulate’ himself onto the front page of moved over to make room for quarter BILLIONS of dollars, but equally from those within our own ard» are on their retui n, to arrive practically every newspaper of the state. At the same time Bill Ireland Molalla s candidate only a handful of experts and the ' valley area by the dumping of home April 16 >n. Mr. and Mrs (kxirgc Andrews he has had the sense not to talk too much and be led into for legislature at the head of the execut ive agencies concerned I garbage and rubbish along the know very much about what is in ■roadway If you are so particular have gone to spend a few days in answering too many questions, some of which might pop up line. Bill's boy's birthday was the it. In my opinion, this is no way to, i that you cannot stand to bury your the Rouge River valley to and embarrass him as the campaign advances. 17th and that they agreed was legislate on spending money when garbage and trash on your own their son and daughter at The fact that two opponents withdrew in his favor first sumpin’. our government is in such des grounds, do you think others en Hill and Ashland. served to focus attention on this political unknown and has perately bad financial condition joy the contamination from your London Merry makers made the state politicians “perk up their ears a bit” to see London Merrymakers c ud club Lunni but not N«;xt year it will be necessary to refuse? Apparently the only solu what Hoover has that is lacking in the common candidate. cured is the trouble of widow Mary apptopriate an additional $150.- tion for those w'ho nre harassed by met March IS in Springfield troni At any rate when he moved to the state in 1941. he Devere. who's currently sueing (XX),000 (about $-100,(MX) per day) this flagrant misconception of de- Mrs. Arlie Sugg who served a tage Grove Rod and Gun club shot buried himself more or less on a 404 acre farm and started to Arthur Murry (of “dance in a just to pay the INTEREST on the i cency is to re;>ort it to the authori luncheon of sandwiches, fruit a |>erfeet score Sunday and cn- ties. and insist that acton will be salad, walnut pumpkin pie anil build a dairy herd and up to now he's doing what most of us hurry at Arthur Murry” fame» deficit created this year. Dance Studios because she paid coffee and received seven hostess The Administration members taken. would not like to do, milking seven cows bv a kerosene lan- $1.487 for a life-time course, and have done some bragging (know gift aprons from her guests Priz third annulli tetn and on a farm without electricitv.’ The 4-H Sunshine Chefs are very - living m »» a n.Luuui «MxirKuy. a considerable portion of her ing public desire for economy) es for the afternoon scores went shoot Sunday The sex en compiled busy these days practicing for ’.^Xing back over the history of some men who have life has gone by. but she claims about cutting more than a billion to Mrs Wm Perini. high and Mrs their achievement day tests, which held office, one is impressed with the timing these men chose she still can't dance. off the budge request but there will be held at the school Friday Joe Miller, second who were given th< club to retain to enter the political field. And while we believe that there is is a big catch in that economy evening. April 7. with Mrs Melba linen table cloths as prizes Mrs e point margin a lot of luck attached to the timing, we must also credit the HOOD RIVER. ORE.: Twenty- claim. Economy should be made Heide, district leader of Lane Julian Small received a grocery 38 |M>mts Albany successful politicians with an unusual amount of foresight. two-year-old Keith Petzold is the in govvrnment operation. The bill county in attendance. Keep the list tally for low score. runner-up Next is next week. Whether you as an individual were an admirer of’the youngest manager of a first run makes insignificant cuts in admin date open folks and encourage our theater in the history of the busi istrative and operating depart April 6 with Mrs Claris Abeene, wins and a th' late President Roosevelt for instance, you cannot fail to give ness. young people by attending their • at London. him credit for an unusual amount of’political foresight. In Precedent breaking Mrs. J. J. ments but extremely heavy cuts program. involving permanent in weather handicap with rain and no othar period of the American history could Roosevelt have Parker has given him the break, on items on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wright en improvement projects hail squalls in the western |Mirt achieved the renown that he did and’there are many other making him manager of the vestment tertained at dinner on Friday, now under construction. Here is of the while snow fell in illustrations in the history of the American government, Broadway in Portland, after his the record: Cuts in eight of the March 24 honoring their daughter. m eastein Oregon many where men have seemingly announed for office at the pro deserving climb from projection- regular departments average Mrs. Tom Wright of Creswell, on Mm Lena Anna Schilling, age pitious time. ist, where he started at the age around 5 per cent The cut of the her birthday anniversary Guests straights among the 12 clubs par Who knows but Hoover may be one of these. Time will of 14- budget for river and harbor and besides the honoree were Mr. Tom 89 years, passed away at the home ticipating. Wright and children. Mr and Mrs. of her daughter. Miss Clara Schil tell. ) --------- flood control work was 25 per cent. George Waske, and Mr Herman ling, Route 1. Criswell, March _______________________ NORTH BEND. ORE.: Fireman > included Ralph Waske of Goshen and Carlis Sie- 21. 1950, following a lingering ill- TOWARI1 AKOTHFR i vi'i i vn Dick Snead is home with a frac- peck, C. < ». Anlauf, Harry Renile, The charges made by Senator bert of Latvania. ness. auth^’WhMP^ Playwright whojS^L^st1^^ S McCarthy that communist sym- Dave Ixiwc. Glenn Wu ldicyer and She Fred Norris who resided torn July ( la Id.ibini authoied u hat Price Glory and other Broadway hits, has fighting a fire pathizers are employed in the U. in what is known as the Horn Auma, Germany. when' she w. S. State Department, some of tract left Tuesday morning for married to Richard Schilling Jul written a little essay called “The Guaranteed Life." At the 19. 18X5 The couple came to th h ei. he ^ys this: “The power of government in the PARKDALE. ORE: Plain them in high places, caused great her home in Alberta, Canada. Saturday evening callers at the United States in 1XXX, settling I U. S. has grown like a fungus in wet weather . . . Our gov young John Smith is leas ing the I excitement here. So far as I am concerned I home of "Uncle Jack” and Frank Chicago, Illinois, where she mad ernment has turned into a giant give-away program, offering Valley. He's going to California far more for votes than was ever paid by the most dishonest and taking his guitar with him so would like to believe that the Joli were Mr. and» Mrs. Clyde her home until coming to Cre» ward-heeler in the days of Mark Hanna. We move steadily he can strum as he hums and1 State Department is practically Wright. away in 1936. He's going to see his name 1 pure and that the charges consti- toward the prefabricated state. Yet we see clearly that in sings. Survivors include enc son. Al in lights soon, because he's got a I tute merely a partisan outburst JIM SMITH NEW AGENT England, socialism turns rapidly into communism, and that regular Jim Smith, formerly a resident feed Schilling. Chicago; thre job making records for- . without much basis in fact. Un- in Russia and Jugoslavia, communism gives neither freedom the Four Star Records Corp. fortunately, the attitude of the of Arkansas has been appointed daughters. Miss Uluru Schillm nor security. The guaranteed life turns out to be not only Johnnie learned to play and sing President and State Department local agent for the Federal Life and Mrs Margaret Berge. both o not free—it’s not safe. Do we want a gangster government’ during the war d'hen he was a pa officials has convinced me that and Casualty Co , of Detroit, Mich Route 1. Creswell, and Mn That s what we’re going toward.” tient in a navy hospital. His own there must be a great deal of very De will be glad to serve the public Martha McMakin, Clarendon Hill* This is tne sorry fashion in which freedom is lost. And sad rendition of "Service Station damaging truth in what Senatqr ?n medical, life and hosjiital in- Illinois anil four grandchildren. weic heli ironically enough, while we are in the process of losing it Blues” is a success. It was just ’ Mcarthy has said If there is noth- surance. 'I he Federal Life and Private and he’s now nearing the I ing to hide. If there is nothing’- Casualty Co. is offering a new Saturday. March 25. at 3 pm a we are robbing ourselves blind to pay the ever-growing costs released of the musical scale. | to be ashamed of. or if there is P,an on medical and hospital care Smith's Funeral (luqal with tre of the paternal state. At a time when government revenues top 'Tis said by those who've heard nothing dangerous to our security, H*' announcement of the I ed mation following at the Eugeni are enormous, and when there is relatively little unemploy Johnnie's balladering that he has in the records of anybody employ- cral Life A Casualty Co., appearing Crematorium ment, we have adopted deficit spending. It is clear that even both the husky haunt of Crosby's ed by our government, let the elsewhere in this issue. a moderate drop m business activity, even a small-sized croons and the syncopated sex ap President and the department Mr. Smith is a resident of route QUICK RESULTS FROM peal that skyrocketed Sinatra. dejM-ession, would be a cataclysm under these conditions WANT ADS come clean on the whole thing and The Sentinel • I he recent elections in England, Australia and New allow the senate committee to have I access to ALL information on this NEW REAL ESTATE Zealand showed a strong trend away from the “prefabricated subject. As this is written they OFFICE TO OPEN on, part of the people who have experienced it at G. A. Andrews and Jess Hill are looking as guilty as the boy tir1r. i nd’ , e blg 9uestion for us is whether or not we can both of the London community with his face covered with jam. profit by such examples. University of Oregon, Eugene. 1 plan to open a real estate office March 27 (Special) — An all . . , . , , .. , here next week. Mr. Andrews IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK campus assembly featuring speech You Are Planning to Which reminds me to relate the stafpd Saturday The two men wHI associated and office together, ri e once read of a man reaching the age of eighty vears es by President H. K. Newbum, little yarn that people are laugh- firrn wiu nol a p,lr(n,.r. who had kept a diary of all of his activities. And we were Head Football Coach Jim Aiken, mg over around here now. It goes reminded of the story of this man thru a sermon we recently and Music School Dean Theodore something like this: A motorist in ,;hip Mr Andrcws explained Tjle new office will be in the Kratt will highlight Duck Preview downtown Washington stopp'd a 'n?tu?Ce?hi8 TV1" had R out bow many weekend for Oregon high school i pedestrian and asked this question: Stincr apartment building on 7th years of the eighty he had lived he had spent in sleep, which seniors. The three-day event will I “low do you get to the State De- street, just north of the Cottage He..wen1:on to f>gure out how many years be held on the campus April 14-16. 1 partment ?” . Grove Ice works plant. Mr. An- he had spent in eating, how many months he had spent in A Friday night Vodvil show, The pedestrian replied: ‘You drew.s has operated a real estate hbT ha,r andr-,n washin8 his teeth- In fact he had the student planned and presented, go to Harvard Law School, then Remember we are in the agency from his home in London intlrc eighty years figured out to the minute, which might will open Duck Preview April 11 turn left. I for several months. building busiuenn. sound silly on first thought, but at least the man had the An annually-staged event for the kn?win^ how be had spent his eighty vears benefit of the World Student Ser h i l*hm had- not acc°mplished what he hoped to, why he vice Fund, the Vodvil has been L li1^’ Time 1S running out on lots of us, but we have never planned this year to present the re<|hy made a serious effort to analyze our life and the way best in campus entertainment to Phone 55X41 the high school guests. w^lt8^ °UI life‘ If We are reall>- boncst, most 32-4tp 35 events will open with itfJmnM rather disappointed with ourselves if we were to the Saturday's assembly at 10 o'clock, fol- | lii^ thVh™ 1£re °Ut h°W much of the time we have lowed by a tour of the new Erb , uvea tnat nas been wasted. Memorial Student Union. r^e au^° 8ave time and make trips on the Luncheon at noon will be a Sl^Tt 'lme’ °r at leaSt Use this as an excuse to ride special affair sponsored by the the plane, but in our every day life we rarely use the same Associated Students of the Univer ?a1?lS\a%a °r b?d/etin^ our time. Those who do sity of Oregon. In the afternoon (6^72?^ 2k Wlth a?00«1 deal °f satisfaction for they are a baseball game and a water carnival will be on the agenda. | ¡the ones that are usually successful. Dinner at all living organizations for will honor the guests. way grid system is right or wrong a A choice of events is planned Tt ?^8 and are falling into bne bY adopting for Saturday evening. Visitors may |t . But, m our own case, the city of Cottage Grove abandoned see the all-student production On Wbiteakar> one Of the best things done “Martha,” or attend a special Pastel colors, 15c - 25c .cltY. manager form of government. We are having ASUO dance. Green grass, 10c Special services will be held '1 ncReasmg traffic problem despite the fact that one paHc '4 haT since been established. If the business district Sunday at 11 o’clock in all church o^inues to prosper, the traffic problem will have to be es in Eugene. The final formal ^’^ed along with what to do with some of the 12 minute event of the week end will be ex “ lhe “dC Streels in f™‘ »f “e fS and change dinners at 1 p.m. These 29c - 49c will enable high school visitors to meet with students in living or ganizations other than the ones in onnoiiunitT Th ^°ple <.art thinkinS of security instead of which they are housed. p^oitumty. They seem to be more afraid of life than death.” Invitations were mailed this Lovelier than ever, 5c - 35c week to students in all high —James F. Byrnes For every member of the family. schools of the state. McCULLOCH ------------------------------------------- 11 of Chain Saws Pat's Saw Shop 1'honc I Hi 20 I fexx C. Grove Gunners Have Perfect Day Shoot Another 75 Playing in day the sand one Hie kids this castle made; It is ii fortress of good health Our milk aid ! Creswell Resident Services Saturday Duck Preview for Seniors Apr. 14>16 Build Modernize Repair Wayne Berggren KEMS for DRUGS The Rexall Store EASTER BASKETS FILLED BASKETS EASTER CARDS E. L Power Saw Sales and Service Complete Une of Oregon Cox’s Chipper Chains for Any Make of Saw. Used Mall Falling Saw in flood Condition for Sale. SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP So. 99 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 638 Emergency Phones — 376-L or 122-L MOUNT VIEW Mr». C. A. Petnrson, Reporter Phone 1B-F-11 The Mount View P-TA will meet Thursday night at eight o’clock at the schoolhouse. There will be an educational moving picture shown, and the ladies are asked to bring a pie. Odd Fact A three-year-old girl in London, England, had to have all her teeth pulled and was fitted with a aet of falae one», which »he will have to wear for »even years or more until all her »econd teeth come in, EASTER CANDY Boxed chocolates, $1.35 - $3.50 EASTER GIFTS New shipment of milk glass by Westmoreland. AT YOUR REXALL STORE Wedding Invi'atlons Birth Announcement» sentinel
