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(ict > our Commercial Printing Jobs at the Sentinel Section Tw 16 Pages Lt. Byron Foster Wears Wings as Air Force Pilot New Circulars Cover Spray List For Stone Fruit EASY DOES Air P’onr Base, III Lieutenant Byron Foster son of | | Mr. and Mrs George Foster of I Thornton Corners now wears the Control:; for diseases ami insect i bars and silver wings of an Air pests of peaches, prunes and cher NUMBER 37 Force Officers and pilot after ries in western Oregon are out thiitien months of Intensive pilot | lined in a series of new circulars training This announcement was of information issued by the Ore made today by Major General gon State college agricultural ex- Robert W Harper. Commanding periment station. ¡General, Air Training Command, Spray programs listing the at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. commended Spray materials ;; nd Lieutenant Foster tx-gan his fly- th<-ir lime of application for con- ing training in Texas last year. trol of the various di cases ami During a six-month jx-riod of basic in < i [x-sts of the fruits au in- pilot training, he flew a 650 hoisc- clud< d in the circulars [xiwer airplane, the T-6 “Texan" 'Die spray program for peaches for approximately 130 hours. This covers brown rot, blight, leaf-curl, training included night flying, in mildew and 11-spotted cucumber strument flying, acrobatics, navi beetle, mites, peach-twig borer, gation and cross-country. bud moth and aphis. Controls for thiips and brown [ In addition to the flying, he fol lowed an intensive course of study | rot arc discussed in detail in the in academic subjects related to , prune control publication. Recom mendations are also outlined for aviation. The Muix-rior pilot training of con’rol of the San Jose scale, twig Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GHOVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON Till RSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 Linfield College A Capella Choir in Concert April 23 9 nie R- ii st Buptist church Is happy Io present lh<* Linfield col- ( lege A Cu|x'lhi choir in a *|>ecial roncert Sunday aftenvHin at 3:00 pm. al I In- church. 'D uh outxtund- ing choral group, made up of 45 carefully ncleclcd voices, is direct ed by Profcssoj' || Johann Esch bach, Master of Music from the American (’onservatory of Musk- in Chicago During each Christinas and Spring vacation at the rollvgc, tin- HR. MARINE NEW WAN University of Oregon, Eugene, April 17 (Special) Appointment of l*r Gordon A Sahmt* to head the University of On-gon journal ism school is announced by Presi dent H K Nrwhum Dr Sabine, a member of the journalism faculty for the past two years, was ap|wmitcd dean of succeeding Denn Clifford F. Weigh*, who will leave in June to lM-cume nxsociatc diiector of the Institute lor Journalistic Studies at Stanford University. The new np|M>intni<-nt is subject to confir mation by th<- stati* IxHird of high er ixlui atlon ARE YOU •‘THREADBARE** the Air Force which has been de- velojH-d since the war, prepared ‘ '* x'‘' I*'an,l “phis. . linn __ to fly a combat ... type airplane . Rceommend.it ions for control of ■ Recommendations during the last six months of his brown rot. leaf spot, the cherry fruit fly, Syneta leaf beetle, bud training , , „ , .moth, aphis, Lecanium, San Jose Lieutenant Foster was sek*cted scale ind cherry slug ar«- founrj ;n 1 for fighter training in the F-51 the circular on control of cherry ' choir takes un extended tour, sing Min. It consists of a group of "Mustang” at Nellis Air Force | diseases and insect posts. ing before large audiences through eight .short and extremely expres- Base, Nevada, when he completed The circular on jH-achcs num- j out tlic northwest They have sung sive sect Ions, all with texts from basic pilot training. He flew this I ber 476 and prunes, 477 were before crowds of up to H.1XIO |x-ople Isaiah They w ill also sing a Bach famous World War II fighter plane | prepared by S. C. Jones, associate In places including the Exposition motet in German, “O Sing Ye to in simulated fighter formations be i entomolgist for the experiment ; Gardens in Vancouver, BC. mid the Ixird," several spirituals, and fore graduating then* recently. He station, and A. P Stecnland, ex I he civic auditoriums of a group of secular folk songs. is now prepared to take his place tension plant pathologist. Circular land and San Francisco Their pre- A capacity ciowd is expected in the officer-ranks of the United of information 476 on control of cisfaHi and Intelpretation of music fur this concert at the First Bap States Force alongside graduates cherry diseases and insects was I k thrilling. tist church The public is cordially of the service academies at West written by Jones, Steenland, R. W j The main work to I m * sung in invited to attend Then- is no ad Point and Annapolis. Every, extension entomology spec- I this Sunday's concert ix “The mission charge. The traveling ex Lieutenant Foster graduated ialist, and R. H. Robionson, experi- Penci-abli* Kingilom" by a contem penses of the group will lx- cared from the Cottagi* Grove high I ment station chemist. porary composer, Randall Thomp- lor through a free-will offering. school in 1945 .attended the Mon Copies of the publications are tana sch«x»l of Mines at Butte, available free the office of Montana for one term, the Colo county agents or from the college. rado College at Colorado Springs for two terms and the University i LAMB SHOW JUNE ISTH of (Jrcgon for one term. . Portland, April 17 More than His military history includes: 10(X) lambs are exp<*cted to be en V12 two years, 1 July 1945 • 6 tered in the show and sale of 1950 Sept 1946,• Montana school of' market lambs to be held at the Mines - Colorado Co)k*ge, Univer- I Pacific International Livestock WASHINGTON World produc- of the world (exclusive of the sity of Oregon. Naval Aviation) Exposition arena in North Port Hon of sugar during the crop year USSR) was approximately 2.175,- land June 13. of 1949-1950, exclusive of produc- (MMi.iMMi m the middle of 1949, anil Cadet, Si-pt 19M ■ 30 April 1917 The new project, expected to be- Flying Midshipman 1947-March lion in the likdy to that H will reach 2.200,(JOO,(MX) by Entered Aviation Cadets ' com‘‘ an annual event, was con- 19 W iirnoiint to 31.51XHNX) metile tons. the middle of this the ceived by the Oregon Purebred amount of s u g a r available per again in March 1949. Sheep Bleeders' Association. Other za t ion the United Nations person would show a decline from active interests include the Port It IX.E WIMHIKO i FA< »I estimates here 117 kilograms to 14.3 kilograms. land Union Stockyards, the Pa- Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimberly c*hc International Livestock Ex- rkslic reviews of the world sugar INIHA STI DIES POPULATION sentenced one man to the Oregon , portion, livestock commission situation, FAO |s>ints out that PARIS India, homeland of State penitentiary and revoked the f'rnis and packer interests. this would mean a slight decline more than one-sixth of the probation of a second Friday. I Judging will occur at 9:30 a m. from the all-time record produc world's inhabitants, is establish Marshall Huff, 36, charged with on Junt> 13- t0 1x1 followed by an tion of 31.900,000 metric ton-, ing an institute for the study of obtaining money by false pre- 1 auc,*°n sale in the afternoon, reached in 1948-1949 On the other isipulation statistics. Dr. S. p hand, the rejsirt says. Soviet pro Chandrasekhar, until recently in tenses, w as sentenced to serve one | duction is ex|s-cted to show an charge of |s>puiation research for year in the penitentiary. He plead- | Increase of 500,000 tons over last the Uniteti Nations Educational, cil guilty to the district attorney's! ,, ... ¡information that he had cashed a year’s estimate of 1,800,000 met Scientific and ( ultural Organi- ( worthluM chwk ior 5^20 on the! ric tons. zntion ( Unesco), will be director - - - * Rainbow cafe. However, FAO warns that the <4 th institute, the first of its Judge Wimberly revoked the production decline this year, as kind in India. probation of Phil Halstead, who on eompan-d with the previous year, Oct. 7, 1949, pleaded guilty to a is more significant than appears KEEP IS ITALY charge of drawing a bank check at first sight. It comes at a time Asa B. Keep, seaman apprentice, With insufficient funds. He was when high levels of national pro USN, of Izirane is scheduled to sentenced to serve a year in the duction, employment and income arrive in Naples, Italy, April 22 l>enitentiary. but was placed on ■ coupled with the progressive re aboard , the . , light cruiser USS , | probation, provided he make resti- . , moval of restrictions on consump Roanoke, which has been engaged tuUoo ior tion are lending to higher sugar . ...... maneuvers witlf the Sixth abld(, , ,he ru)es of olc and a consumption. Furthermore, world Fleet in the Mediterranean. (probation. |M>pulntion is increasing by ap Die visit to Naples was arranged | Tht. tWo t.,kcn (o Sal{.m b I in on U proximately 25,(XX),(xX) persons a to afford the ships crews a period | v shpriff Irn Byrd year, or nt the rate of slightly of relaxation ashore and an op- * -Roseburg News Review more than one |s-r cent. (xirtunity to visit the beautiful _________ ______ Assuming that the population Iu“.................. 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Under State Farm's f a m o u s “More for Your Money” inHur- ance plan, adequate pro tection costs compara tively ho little, no driver can aford to be without it. Get full details from me today—there's no ob ligation. with these SPRING FR CHEST I ................................................................... _ . LIQUOR TAX SHAKE We are glad you liked our Easter cake« and we appreciate your comments. So many have asked for more of the same that we will have I hem for you Friday mid Saturday the 21 st and 22nd. The rake 1 will be exactly the name but smaller In size h» »ell to you for 75c. Chocolate Eclairs — Fresh Daily Cream Puffs Saturday (only) Call 24 and your order will he wrap|M*d and read} . COTTAGE BAKERY Phone 24 tü MARKWELL STAPLE MASTER BY OBSlFElO 3-«RR , WHY WON’T THAT DOOR STAY SHUT? Lane County received $18S4.3S - Wednesday, its share of state li-1 quor privilege taxes distributed by I the secretary of state's office for the first three months of 1950. A total of $190,000 was distrib- uted with $142,000 going to the i I (»unties. The rest went to the ' state general fund. Lane County's share will go into ! the public assistance* fund accord- I ing to the treasurer’s office. UOHMW $249.95 Palmolive 3 fOT 23C O/VZY 2 for Reg. Size 27c Whole Kernel Corn Summertime, No. 2 tin Tomatoes Spencer, Solid Pack tin Green Beans Palmolive 10c 19c 2 for 29c Otterbrook VEL Large Pkg. 27c Pork and Beans 1A IvC Dennison’s Chili Con Carne Large Pkg. 34c j Golden Goblet j Grapefruit Juice 1 27c ) Silver Skillet or Blended Juice 46 oz. tins Pears 25c Garden, 2’4 tin 39c AAA URGES TAX REPEAL Repcni of the federal automotive excise taxes was urged today by the board of directors of the Ore gon State Motor Association, AAA i motor club in Oregon, according to Dr. E. B. McDaniel, president. Dr. McDaniel said the Oregon j AAA club was joining other AAA clubs throughout the nation in : urging the congress to "lift the unwarranted excise tax burden off the shoulders of American motor ists.” KELLY’S MARKET Shafter White —THE BEST IN MEATS— New Potatoes Morrell's No. 1 Quality Picnic Hams 39c lb 4 lbs. 25c Deiicndahle Quality Wdie FIX-IT.^ BY JOE BIGGEST » S.0 C*. H. (HIMA) Look at these extra- value features! 40- Ih. Frozen Food met ’ Chest — the new aero»»-the-top type. 7/ i Extra-high, extra» roomy bottle .psec. 12-quart Crisper, til in a beautiful, eompaet cabinet, styled for the years ahead! Leonard dependability! Leonard economy! Ind all ao easy to buy! See it now! WORTH Of COLD THE LOCKSMITH'S OUT/ ) I THINK I'LL SHOUT -Sii.MtMl price shown I. for delivery In your kitchen with Five-Year l*rotection Pfan. State and local tales eitra. Price and speciticatiou» subject to change without notice A RgiuUtion For Valu« Sweet Green TORE PLUMBING 314 MAIN PHONE 281 Pork Roast Pork Shanks 45c lb for that Boiled Dinner 25c lb Center Cut Little Pig Link Sausage Rib Steaks Bluebird Brand Well Trimmed Quality Beef 49c lb 79c lb Crisp Green Asparagus 2 lbs. 29c Field Grown ■>' " -, , > ■ R st ELLIOTT VOEGELE 620 Main Phone 513 Peas 2 lbs. 25c Tomatoes 2 lbs. 35c Get Those Fresh Tender-Grown Fryers at Kelly’s Market For 69 Years I The “Sentinel** has Large Pkg. PEETS 39c Prem 2 for 23c FAB Luncheon Meat Shoulder It’s “Bound to Hold’* with Markwell them to sell Bath Size Golden Ripe MAIN ST. COTTAGE GROVE RHONE $5 Bananas 2 lbs. 35c
