The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 13, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

VERMONTS SURE SIGN OF SPRING
Words of tho Wise
Wotnrii, and young men, are
vuy upt to tell wh '
they know, from the vanity of
having bcm trusted.
—(Earl of Chesterfield)
O ENTI NEL
h P O R T S
In The Swim
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PHOM . 55 « OR 55»
«imeApril IS,
Four Ties Scored in Registered
Shoot Held Here Sunday. Apr. 9
OUt < f 50.
In the cla competition, A class
won by M W Ray of John
with a coi
In the B class loiiilM tltion. the
In l lluei w.iy tie anil the fourth
in- for the shat was registtred
with n i-ire of 'IM Ti d for first
x.i "e: Frank Kimbull of Dexter,
l ed Jantz n of Medford and E v « t -
i lt Arm trong of Cottage Grovi
«nd th«' < 1.1 s ¿'event was won by
T N Mi harland of Springfield
W W. Hileman of Cottage
Gr x x' m the class I) event I hat
। Mr Hilern in look tune off to
wm th« D event between trying
to a ast in the < ; "i at ion 4 H><
Ji >ot and in trying to
scoi e following the shoot I h *
worked until Tu«“ «lay rnornkig,
tabulating the score.
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AN OUN« OF PRMhi'ON
IS WORTH A POUND Of CURE
* Bring your Ford bock
“lioms” to us for
WK)
but the w.K
fu1 runnerup
t in a lour
A CHECK-UP CRFM PJE
VENTS A BREAKDOWN
and wen Rodney Hague of
nirc. Jim Horn of Grants
Pr-s, Mel Whipple of Li,g« n«' and
William Hervey of Pros|a<t.
nib d
1 loin v. iV tie xx 11 h
“Plain old wollowing dix-n't in-
tere»t him aince he saw the high
dive at the fair."
FISHERMAN’S GUIDE
(Astoria Tide)
Hi Water
Spring Football
Piactice Started
At OSC Last Week
btiU cover» the ground, Carol L. Heinze of Swarth'
more, Pa., helps gather sap fur Iha annual sugaring-eff party at Middle­
bury College, Vermont, which presages the coming of warm weather.
The sup is carried with tho aid of an oldtime yoke to a maple grove for
boiling. Liquid is poured on the snow before eating.
(International)
ALTHOUGH SNOW
April 7 The job of rebuilding a
football temi pretty Wi ll scuttled
club
Kimb nil of I Jext« i
Floyd Githens
Motors, Inc.
r of Sards
K3G Main
MYOPIA
”
unt gm under way
hinizen St ate li t we< k with the of nmg
1.1 a 30 ox .»on spring practice.
Couch Kip Taylor. who pi! m-d
the Heaxctsloa mythical northern
division championship and seven
victories m 10 starts in his first
year at 'he In Ini last fall, wasted
no inn.' in getting the squad down
e-.ded .11 a two to henx
win k and promises a
.crnnnLiKr ‘cisión <>r two by the
end <>f ihr liibt uwk
Touchent holes to fill will be
tho e h it by Ken Carpenter, all-
left halfback; Capi Toni
nual II.
Haywa
Api 1 -1 n.d 22.
Hendricks >n s nd
chairm
today
bien
201) < nt
reason to
thin ¡ k D ici
field of c nt est
AFTER BEING CHOSEN “Miss Miami
Beach of 1950," Betty Baucom, 19,
holds the trophy that goes with the
title. She will represent the city
in the contest to select “Miss Flor­
ida.” If she wins, she will compete
in Atlantic City for the title of
“Miss America.” (International)
Too Late to Classify
dl
Eug«no
FOR SALE; Modem i-roem house,
fireplace, plastered, double
plumb.ng. breakfast nook. Cor­
ner lot. some fruit trees, berries.
Inquire 125 No. 9th.
36-3tc-38
STORAGE R(X)MS for rent in
Cottage Grove Storage Ware- I
houiu Each room approximately
10x12 feet. Each tenant has his
own key. Rea nnble rental by
month. Ji >i« Lansing Jr. man­
ager at Burtons Repair Shop.
Phone 354R.
36-4tc-39
LOST: Brown billfold. k>a p morn x
rd for tot urn
and receive
of paper .1. A T
route.
and springy
Smart, smooth
IFOR SAI E: Family cow. now
milking, 12 quarts ]>er day. I’h
36-He
539J.
WANTED Tv) BVY: Rotted barn-
yard fertilizer. Phone 466.
36-Ite
soft-steppers
basketball
igcnc each
nud
WORK WANTED: Carpenter
work wanted. AHiert Hammond
36-31 p-38
Phone 417J.
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Courtesy of:
Your Chevron Service Station
Phone 785J-1
11 -.rue i -opiu g t very «hing
m. that they put. off until to-
fix «y r goin to have tn
Dorena
long day to get it all done.
D. P. i.Darn Po»r) Pott
Wedding Ann luneements and Invitations — The Sentinel.
Clearance Sale
RECORDS
Western
Columbia -
hi
university cf Oregi^s
partaient after th? m.
The muj r change in the 1351
Hayward Relay:- .-« witchc: th<
division.. Iron
Class B and
Saturd y to Friday. The larger
will now run on Sa urd iy
? the
and this season will
,V;u h-
spotlight with the Or
. "\,e
ington State dual tr - i
trad'
think this move will
afternoon of tuck
fan; the
from bath a pt
no week end this year in the
” Hendrickson said.
three di-
The events for
the
visions will be sui
same as in the pa xt few year The
A schools will have a 12
p: agram. the B division 10 and the
class C teams will participate in
six track and field events.
The 203 schools eligible for the
spring track classic will hive un-
11 April 17 to file their entry
blanks with Hendr.tkson. The re­
mainder of the xveek prior to the
running of the Relay ■ will be spent
making final preparations for the
opening day. Hendra .x.-. n also
stated that all fan.- attending the
Class A division finals on Satur­
day will be fret to stay for the
Duck-Cougar dual meet without
further cost. The prep field event
men will oi>en their comnetitioin
at 11 am. and the collegiate meet
'xal) get under way shortly before
3 p.m.
I-o Water
HUMPHREYS GROCERY
out
I lendrickson
changes bave l/.-n made
>1 -ration of the prep track
und wa «jnfident tire the
neu
se the at-
t t both
ctator:.
iub. a bul-
i aptain-v lect Stan Mc<»uire. bril­
liant tight । nd killi*d tragically in
i tob.iggun accident in January.
Heaviest all-an»und losses xxeie
'Ultinxi m the backfield wher«
four halfbacks and three fullbacks
graduated.
lettermen on hand iye John
Tb «maa. Don Nibbiett and Cliff
Snider, ends; H< rman Clark, Bill
1 hi ilium and Jim Hanker, tack'i
.tini
k. Don ZurosOiski. W
iiogland und l.'uxe lahls. graid
I'.-te I’Slmei .owl Al Gley, renters,
and Gen«- Mori iw, Bill Sheffold.
Ralph Carr Duke Byers. Walt
Kelly at.. Newt Schneider, backs.
Quai tcrlsick Cub Hou k tccenlly
unde rivent un operation and won't
take par« in tiw spring drills.
When the eyeball
in too long, only
object« clone to tho
eye can bo focused
properly. Distant
objects arc focused
in front of tho
retina (A). Concave
leryion diverge tho
light so tho eye can
focus the obicct on
tho retina.
Protect tho only pair
of eyes you'll ever
have. Seo tho
qualified optometrist
today)
Potter’s
Patter
Wins Beauty Award 13th Hayward Relays
At Eugene Aprii 2122
5:08 2.0
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Thurs.
WEARING a romper suit, Glenda
Shuman, the 1950 “Junior Swim for
Health Queen” poses In grown-up
style at a Miami Beach. Florida,
pool. (International Soundphoto)
10:54
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M. G. M . - 4 Star
Victor
Wc -r; putting on
all regular 78 rev. records
ta mal« mum for RCA Victor's new 15 R.P.M.
Four 10-in."h records for 1.00 or 30c each for
any records on the tables.
Now is a perfect time to complete your record
All 78 re. popular or classical albums <4 price
Brisbane Electric,
immv
PHONE 73
EDWARDS' Outdoor Store
at 616 Main Street
for all your needs in
Work — Dress or Play
See—
Farm Headquarters
Sam Mackin for
Lee Work Clothes, Bone Dry Shoes, or Hood
Rubber Footwear.
Cottage Grove
Warren Edwards
will fit you in Winthrop Shoes, Dobbs Hats, or V an Hensen
Shirts (the world's finest).
Ever climb out of heavy boots and
into a pair of slippers?
That's the wonderful feel your feet
get when you change from winter
shoes into these flexible natural tan
Soft-Steppers! Super-flex crepe soles,
pliant counters and toe boxes
make the difference. Don’t miss such
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nt this dollar-suetdiHig pricef
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Farney Edwards
can supply your complete
J
hunting, and athletic needs.
fishing,
$54500
Harry Rentle
our gunsmith is still repairing lawnmowers, bicycle», and making
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“A Lurgc Store Devoted Lutirely to Footwear'
Directly At tosh From the City Hall
29 S. lit li
Ph. 199-L
5lh & WASHINGTON
OVEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9
TEL. 7W
FISHING SEASON IS
HERE AGAIN