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Section Three Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE. LANE Ct lUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRII. 6, 1950 NUMBER 35 NitrOgOH CUfOS With Fifty Stars Wet Cold Spring Give your pastures a boost with mi application of nitrogen. That's the suggestion of Arthur •Imk Wendling re enlisted in the S. King, O S.C. extension soil con U S Ai my und h fl Man li 20 foi servation specialist, who adds that Kori i>rd. CaJifornhi wh>te he lx There's a reason why driving Ht |x*ak feed production for either । ntt* Udini! n hnderihlp school 'or night or mi week ends may make grazing or silage will lx* available eight weeks you nervous, the state traffic safe a month earlier on fertilized pas- I enlisted through tiu* Il S Army Recruiting ty division avers Heavy traffic or tures. in Eugene darkness means danger with a He states that good pasture Mr Wendling capital "D". seedlings will profit from an appli Saturday and Sunday claim al cation which contains 30 to 40 being an loie World Wm II most ax many traffic victims us ixmndx of actual nitrogen per' broke mit Forty two i moni hi of the rest of the week Night accii acre. dents account lor half of all hix time wax .|x nt us n Jiip.ine .e This quantity of nitrogen would deaths, although only a quarter of lx* supplied in 150 to 200 ¡xmnds Mr Wendling nil accidents occur at night unii of ammonium sulphate or its The division said Sunday was equivalent in other nitrogen fer the most dangerous traffic* day in tilizers. mint Mix Wendling 1949 with 67 fatal mishaps, closely two < »n good seedings of mixed dmighb Is, followed by Saturday with 60. grasses mid legumes, King asserts .1 inv noil Mm- Tuesday wax safest with 25. e will n in.i o here until I’Ic tlv* um * of 200 |x>unds of nm- Wrndhiig i |x i tn meni lv Inc aled < »verdriving headlights is the monium sulphate or its equivalent usual final error in night driving, will prixlucc enough extra fwd I vie .Miillic.i is i placing Wend the division warned Overdriving equal to more than a ton of gixxl •mg headlights menus bring unable to hay Nitrogen applications made stop in the distance clearly illum at any tune during the year will inated ahead, having the driver nt increase pasture growth, hut early Shep|Nird Au* Fore«* Base, Texas the mercy of un«*X|x*eted obstacles spring applications are es|x*cially or events. effective Private hirst Class David I' Wet or x!ip|x ry pavements come Larsen, 18. of Dorcnn has enteied U m * of nitrogen as a top dress the Airplane and Engine M cl an- in for only a small share of the ing on fall siedili grains to lx* cut THIS arrangement of the stars In the blame Nearly four-fifths of tire- for either hay or grain offers an- Hag has been suggested should gon's fatal accidents tx*cur mi dry ofher possibility for increasing Alaska and Hawaii be admitted to road surfaces. feixl production Twenty to 30 statehood. There arc ten stars oli li school of this tpye 111 the (Milinds of available nitrogen ap across and five down, where the I N. Ill MAN RIGHTS DAV plied at this season of the year present flag contains a field of eight I airing his 28 week course ax MARKED IN II < OI NTRIES as a top dressing will result in stars across and six down. The flag student at Sheppard LAKE SUCCESS, New York profit, the s|M*ciahst believes, add la being held by an employee of a intensive li.nning deJgned The first anniversary of the adop ing that heavier applications may New York firm which manufac to provide turn with Ihc thorough tion and proclamatkm of the Um- I m 1 in order on jxxirer soils. tures Old Glory. _XZntenuUional), knowledge and basic skills requir- ..versai versal I X'claration of Human Growent of |x*rennial grass who ed m servicing. inx|x*cling and pHqlt x wax celebrated in nt least cut their crop for seed generally maintaining every ly jm - of mrcralt I l countries throughout the world, rei-ognize the need for spring ni CUI rent ly used by the IISAK MARION VEATCH PRESENTED according to re|x>rts received at I'f<*. lutiseli is Mr United Nations headquarters here. trogen applications of between 30 VA ITH M PEAR PIN and 60 pounds of nitrogen per and Mix. W R. Star ( iovernmcntx of many coun acre. Marion Veatch of Eugene, a for- Ranch, Direna. tries, including Afghanistan, Aus The late, wet spring this year I m<‘r ottage Grove resident, was tria, Belgium, Bolivia, Cuba, Ecua has delayed application of nitro- presented with a 50 year Masonic Mil K PICK E LOU I KED dor. Egypt, Franc«', Greece, Haiti, gen bearing fertilizers on many pin at his home in Eugene on Grade A , milk prices were , laniel, Tuikev. th<* United King- farms H1 the state. Some growers, March 28 by a group of Cottage «•red over I Jine county a half cent dom and the ( mted States, either KjHg sta,pK nrp making of Grove Masons. The presentation cffectHe April 1, which means the issued decrees or prix Imnations. olrplanp applications to gixxl ad- was made at the Veatch home ow new price will lx* 19's cents |x*r setting aside 10 liecember as Hu- quart. Other prices uro $1.90 ¡ier man Rights Day or sponsored s|x*- vantage. Wet soil could easily de ing to the fact that Mr. Veatch lay ground applications until they was indisposed due to his advanc- hundred weight mid 90 cents a rial observance's in school pro- will be too late to promote early inK years, and was made by Percy |*mnd butterfat grains and radio broadcasts. Malcolm, worshipful master of the spring growth. The decrease was made in ac- Celebrations were also held in Cottage Grove hxige. i*oidance with mi agreement made Argentina, Canada, Chile, Colom Worth Harvey of Eugene, also a m January lx*tween producers mid bia. Costa Rica, Denmark, the Ix>- former Cottage Grove resident, dixtributors, disi nlmtorx minican Ripublic, El Salvador, made a short talk reminiscent of were |» rmilt<d to charge one-half Honduras, India, Iran. Iraq, Italy, Mrs. Kuby Benston. Ke|x>rter the earlier days here following the Phone 28-l*-4 cent mon* per quart due to the Japan, Ix*banon, Mexico, Monaco, presentation. In the group going adverse wenthei conditions over The Net tier lands, New Zealand, Members of the Saginaw school i to the Veatch home were: Earl a thr<*e months jm - iìih I ending the Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, the board will hold their regular meet- , Hill, Sam Veatch and Percy Mal- 31st of March. i'hilippines, Poland. Sweden, Swit- ing at the school house Monday j colm, all of Cottage Grove and zcrland, Syria, I hailand. the I n- evening, April 10 at 8 o’clock. This Worth Harvey of Eugene. ion of South Africa and I ruguay. ,s an important meeting. The Saginaw-Walker Commun- "Do you know,” said the county ity club board members met at i agricultural agent as he leaned I the club house Tuesday evening of , over the rail of the pigpen, if you |JlS( w*cek with all officers present, would boil the corn before you. n was voted on to txiy enough teed it '*u'i *' digest (rravel to cover the parking ground (it in half the time?” and Mr. Connor was appointed to ”1 don’t see any sense in that, order the gravel. It was also voted said the farmer skeptically. t0 bUy an electric range and hot What's time to a hog? water heater for the kitchen in the club house. The benefit dance given by the QUICK RESULTS EROM club Saturday night was well at- THE CLASSIFIED PAGES tended and around $80.00 cleareo. The Sentinel There will lx» another dance April 15 On Apti! 8, the Riding club ! of Cottage Grove will give a bene- ; fit dance at the hail. Guests Saturday and Sunday at the Lowell Benston home were. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebser and ; daughter of Ridgefield, Washing ton, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willey and daughter of Roseburg and Mr. and Mrs. .Delmer Benston and son I of Cottage Grove. A birthday din- Complete line of Oregon Cox's Chipper Chains for ‘ ncr Sunday was in honor of the ! Any Make of Saw. Benston's daughter, Mrs. Kreber's 48 N. »th Phone 337 birthday. Ruby Faye Willey remained to | Used Mull Falling Saw in Good Condition for Sale. spend the week with her aunt and , with Mrs. Delmer Benston of Cot- 1 tage Grove. W. A. Keene returned House, Commercial and home with his daughter, Mrs. Wil ley to spend a week. Industrial Wiring So. 99 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 038 The Friendly Neighbors club Copper meets Thursday with Mrs. Carl | Emergency Phones — 370 L or 122-L Jewelry Colvin. by Dixie and Peggy Eastburn of Renoir Korbel, California are visiting their cousin Rosclea Purcell, and with their sister, Mrs. Lewis Con ley in Cottage Grove. JACK WIMHJMi KI- ENLISTS Pit DAVID LUISEN IN V. M. ARMY t r sm pp tun held Night Driving Is Most Exhausting HEALS CLARIFIES DEAL ON GAS STATION FEES Many service station operators in Oregon who have failed to re- i mit for their 1949-50 motor fuel licenses ap|>arently believe they are being subjected to a double tax But this is not the case, ex plains O. K. Beals, chief of the division of food and dairies and weights and measures of the state department of agriculture Beals says this confusion is due to repeal of one law and enact- ment of another, both of which assessed fees against service sta tions, but for different purposes. The last legislature took the old gasoline* standardization act of 1933 off the books. This law, enacted primarily to regulate the quality of gasoline sold in Oregon, had nothing whatever to do with the accuracy of dispensing pum[»s The fee paid under the law cover ed a calendar year. First 1951 Motor Car 1951 FRAZER On Display Saturday, April Sth "Built to Better the Best on the Road" HANSEN BROS. GARAGE '»th anti Wash. Phone 760 Wedding Announcements and Invitations — The Sentinel Ministerial Association uun ounces The Annual Good Friday Service for People of All Churches FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1950 12 Noon to 1 o’clock at the First Presbyterian Church SAGINAW The Speaker: Professor Nolan P. Jacobson Professor off Religion at the University off Oregon PRE-EASTER SURPRISE I. E. L Power Saw Sales and Service Free Saturday, April 8 we will present each lady a real imported orchid Eldon B. Grable Don’t wait too long for the supply is limited! ELECTRICAL -OTHER SURPRISES FOR EASTER CONTRACTOR SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP Princess Gardner Billfolds Pastel Shades $1.00 Jewelry Looking For mm supplies ? Alaska Territory R-UAW ARE ? —Such as— Baskets 6 Alaska is more than twice the sire of Texas. For Dati Electric Shavers All Makes Columbia Diamonds Hamilton Bunnies Prince Gardner Billfold» Elgin American Wyler («rúen Chicks Dyes I.arge Stock of Combs $1.00 pr. up Candies Easter Clothes for Kiddies Presents for Mom and Dad Suits — Zippie Coveralls — “Magi-Crvepers I.urge Variety of Print Dresses 1 and 2 piece Sun Suits (new, lM*autifnl) Children's Cotton - Rayon Slips — Sizes 1 - 8 (in maize, white, pink, blue) Then See We Give S. & H. Green Stamps COMMUNITY JEWELERS Free Engraving of Course Knickerbockers, ' Depend on RAYMOND P. ANDERSEN to keep you supplied with quality heat ing fuels and Shell prod ucts. You’ll appreciate our prompt service and reason able rates. Make arrange ments for delivery of your needs, today. & RrprnnoERSEn “of Course” _________ PHONE 5c —10c —$1.00 Bulova and Elgin Watches 612 Main Phone 351 SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR 4TH 250 & TAYLOR COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON I
