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dion Three SHAKE ON GM-UAW 5-YEAR PACT Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDÀY, JUNE K. 195 o Dist. Play Legion Baseball to Get Underway July 11 E N T I N E L S PORTS NI'MUER 41 Grow, Sweet Home nt Corvallis; Wednesday, Jone 28 - Siletz nt Springfield, Albany nt Corvallis at Engine, ( ’id Inge i Grove at Sweet Home, July 2. Toledo nt Siletz, Eugene al Alb iny, Springfield nt Sweet Home. Col valli* nt Cot tilge Grove Wednesday, July 5 • Eugene nt Í Distrlct play in American la pion EUGENE Junr Between Siletz. Toledo nt Cottage Grove, I baseball will get mulct way Sun- Albany ut Sweet Home. Spring- ; 21) and 30 Njicedburnlng V-8 and day, July 11 I ighl « are Heki at Corvallis; Sunday, July I "Offic" midget racing cars will entend In till (HTform on a hair-mile dirt track which makes | h able n home and lióme Holin' at Toledo. Albany ut Cor- tor file fiist time In Oregon his- schedule, with J 11 y living com vallis, Midget Eugene nt Spi Ingfleld tory. Wednesday, July 12 Siletz III Rry'ing Association prisent» a full entry r o|M'rutlng niidet the spoll- Eugene , Corvallis ill Toledo, scheduli' of race* nt fail grounds trnck here Sunday, i.f F loyd Gllhcr.il Mólor* at Albany, Cottage and I» Iwiiig conclusi by Maury Grove al Eugene; Sunday, July June 11. .Midget!, usually run Kn m ■ Citiagc Giove I llgh .• I Hi - Siletz at Corvallis. Springfield; ,s' ' '* ,|U " '''-rmle oval mentor at Toledo, Albany al Collagi After his eMjMTience here Mc planned tu havp home nt. Eugene; inori li .Day, when only eight of an gaine on wi ek days a twilight Wednesday, July 19- Siletz at Al- ,,riKin«l field of IK cars appeared, bany, Toledo at Eugene, Cottage J"11 Harris, promoter of the auto affair with Sunday games Grove ni Springfield. Corvallis at nice program here this summer, In the i veiling also to permit all Swect Home; Sunday, July 23 - announced that the midget* have who air working and who might Springfield nt Siletz, Toledo ut Ini'll signed Io contracts, like the Albany, Eugeni- nt Corvallis, I Oregon Stock Cur Association, as lb.' completi chedule I a fol Swect Home ut Cottage Grove, suring the Eugene program of at Tows Sunday. June II Siletz .il Wednesday, July 2*i - S at Ie 1*1 20 ears in all future events The Big-Car association Eugene. Cottage Grove nt Tolciki, Toledo. Albany ut Eugene >, Swect , here. Sweet Hume at Albany Corvallis Home nt Springfield. Cottap ’ <,l« r ,’ed without a contract. Har ris also said the fair tximd had a;>- A TEN dollar word U “heterochro nt Springfield; Wednesdny, June Giove at Corvallis proved treating the entire half- matic,’’ but that's what Norma 14 • Cottage Grove nt Siletz. Tol Eberhardt, 19, happens to be. It mile track to hold dust a mini- means that If the boys like brown edo nt Sweet Home, Corvallis at mum, instead of only a \lbany, Springfield at Eugene; eyes, she has one and if they like route. Sunday, June Iti - Sweet Home ut blue eyes, she also has one. Those Siletz. Toledo nt Corvallis. Albany Among the racers to appear two-hued orbs plus her figure have nt Springfield, Eugene nt Cottage her«' next Sunday will he Louie won Miss Eberhardt a Hollywood Grove; Wednesday, lun< Sherman of Portland, 19-19 champ movie contract. (International) valli* nt Siletz, Ta litio al Spring ion. and Frank McGowan ut Port held. Cottage at Albany land, runner-up to Sherman. Oth Eugen«- nt Sweet Home; Sunday, er well-known drivers to take part rhe summer recreation pro- Jum- 25 - Albuny at Siletz Eugeni in the full program including ut Toledo. Spnngfu Id at Cottage gram under the sponsorship of Die “A" and ”B” main Cottage Grove Reena tion Com lw Harold < »sisan. I lamio ml An educational wildlife conser mittee will get under way on Mon- Moore. Clemen’s, Jack vation program designed for youth l iy June 19 with a full |m>grnm Sack. Boli Nolan, Burl England. >f activities ■ cheduled Activities ' ’huck Uinlz, Girry Kez ar, Erank summer camps and prepared by the Oregon State Game Commis danniil in< hide park supervision or Ilie younger group anil soft- Bob Porter, Shorty Templeman, sion will begin Friday, June 2, 1950, at the Tillamook County 4-H > ill. basketball, touch foottiall, and Jim Healy, of Eugene. camp. This is th«' first in a scries rack, mid swimming for the teen- Nut only are the midgets lieiiu- tdul ami costly machines, but the of appearances by members of the irogram under th,' direction of V-8 s ami “Offies" posses t as information and education de[>art- Vally Cioehetti will start June 29 much S|Mfd as the Ing cars on a ment of the game commission r a scheduled by 4-H. Boy Scout, Giri week laTliMi Folk half -mile the iwing Scout, Campfire Girl, and denom teen-age «lances will an- more maneuverable. M- under the direction of Martha In midget races staged in Port inational summer camps. lick« Austin Hamer, game commission land and Salem this season, the A definite schedule of summer fast cars and daring drivers have education agent, who organized thc program, will conduct the ctlvitics will tie announced next shown ladmo capacity crowds. • i-ek Th«' activities will la- un- Sunday’s races will be the sec wildlife sessions at most of the cr the direction of fkib Dusen- ond of a series of eight scheduled camps. The wildlife education pro- rry and Maury Kicutz through here tins season, although the two gram was first arranged for 4-H lie »[sinsorshlp ol the recreation other big-car events may be can- camps with the assistance of commit lev Rev. Frink crlhxi unless a contract is signed Burton Hutton and Cai Monroe. , Brown, 1 lumon S t and Mrs. to assure funs of an entry ol at 4-H club agents at Oregon State college. It is a flexable program, 1 Warren Intuglivi ty least 15 working cars. adaptable for ail youth groups, stated Hamer. Household Hint A two-day itinerary consisting APPEARING nnT? *wtng bnsket of lecture periods, field trips, and neat, tape loose end of snool of moving pictures has been slated «° °f SP001 Wlth * nttl° lor each of the participating youth bit of transparent tape. When , lA^^/^/fOUSE P camps. The identification of char o ^ s ^ l "“1, a DC h O r t O p C acteristic Oregon game birds, fur- Well keep ila show tiearcrs, and fish will be illus room “compì r* ion ' bricht trated by means of slides, mount ed specimens and [«•its. The habits of various wild creatures, their management, and their value to man will be discussed. Sportsman ship. firearm safety, and woods manship will also be stressed by We’ll keep your brake« the wildlife agent. Field trips to in sife condition observe wild animals and their DTAf? AlOAH— IF THE food and cover requirements will GASOLINE WAS lie conducted on a voluntary basis. CAREFREE DRIVING EXHAUSTEO. ANO THE Midget Racers To Vie at Co. Fair Grounds June 11th CG Recreation Program to get Underway 19th Commission Initiates Youth Wildlife Setup IT’S SIMPLE PHONE 555 OK 556 Midget Baseball To Start June 19 Tli<- Cottage Grove Midget baseball team, which is sponsored by Floyd Git hens Motors and the Arm-riian Lz-gion. will play its first league game on Monday, June 19. at 6:00 p.m.. on the high school field The Midgets will be coaciu-d by E. H. Neal, and will play two games each week for the remainder of the season. The schedule is as follows: Mon day. June 19 Harrisburg at C. G.. h'K) pm ; Thursday. June 22 C G at Brownsville, 8:fX) pm.; Sunday. June 25 Albany at C G . 2 30 p.m.; Thursday. June 29 C. G at Sweet lb.me. *410 p.m ; I Sunday, July 9, Eugene at C. G.. 2:3() pm Thursday. July 13 C G. at Lebanon, 7:00 p.m ; Sunday, July 16—C. G. at Junction City, | 2:30 pm.; Thursday, July 20 7. G. at Harrisburg, 6:00 p.m ; Sun day. July 23 Brownsville at C. | G.. 2 3<) p m.; Thursday, July 27 C. G. at Albany, 6:00 p.m.; Sun- ‘ day. July 3<) Sweet Home at C G.. 2:30 p.m.; Thursday, August 3 G. at Eugene, 6:00 p.m.; I Sunday, August 6 — Lebanon at I C. G., 2:30 p.m.; Thursday, Aug ust 10 Junction City at C. G., I 6:00 p.m. The next practice for the Mid- j gets will be Tuesday, June 13. at1 5:30 p.m. The following boys arc trying for places on the team: Victor Fox. Ixiyd Russell, Jerry Crabb, Doug Ballew, Roger Gamble, Lo well Radway, Bill Denham, Les ter Goff, Jerry Mitchel), Donald Tonole, Jerry Hayes, Clarence Smith. Donald Bost. Willard Om- yer, Bill .Mason, Jay Wilson, Jim Nichols, Jim Guess, Jerry Plue- ard, Jim Bottorff, Stewart Burge, Jack Carter, Jerry Cline, Byron Angel), Ray Johnson. Leroy Coth- rell and Joe Crepeau. «OuP FOLLOWING A SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT in Detroit, Mich., of an agree ment between the General Motors. Corporation and the CIO-United Auto Workers, union and management officials shake hands on the five- year pact Left to right are: Walter Reuther, UAW. president; T. A. Johnstone, head of the union's G.M. division; Harry W. Anderson, the auto company’s vice president in charge of personnel, and Louis G. Seaton, General Motors Labor Relations Director. (International) U»_, SAV IM ÖS SOMOS “Save tor your Independence” is a truism today just aa It waa 200 year. ago. The Liberty Bell, which Is the symbol of the 1950 U. S. Savings Bonds Drive May 15-July 4, symboL fiea all of the fchuracteristlcs which made this country strong. Of these essential virtues, thrift is one of the most outstanding. 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