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Section Two Cottage jrove Sentinel 105 Members Lane County 4-H Clubs to Attend Summer Session at Ore. State 105 mi mix i . of Line County's 4-H clubs fire registered to attend I H club summer sch<x>l to be held on If»- campus of Oregon rtriTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON Till I' HAY. It JIH I' i ,0 NUMBER 41 State college, June 13th thru 23rd This number is one of the large Mt in Hu- past years and represents a Dean Anderson Graduates From Duke University 50' ; in the number of scholarships given With few ex ceptions, every club m< in ber has to receive a scholarship sponsored been ebon n on th • basis of merit by a civic group or business firm, ( ’lub memb' rs attending 4-H sum- nier schixd from the Cottage Giove area are Jeanne Vosa, M t. View, sfionxor - Line County Fair Board, Kathleen Gillispie, Ml. View - Lane County Fair Board; Catharine Heath, Lit ham - J. C. Penney Company, Cottage Gnw; Myrtle Johnson, Latham - J. C. Penney Company, Eugene; Thora Seaver. Mt. View - Line County Fair Board; JoAnn Peterson. Lirane - Uipe County Fair Board; Kathryn Cl.uk, London - J. C. Penney Comixiny, Cottage Grove; iii 'I Jay Schurger, D>rane - Lorane PT A They'H Rotary Head Back VEGETABLES When we say “FARM FRESH” we mean “FARM FRESH” because we buy our fruits and vegetables where they’re picked at the peak of min-ripened flavor perfection and rushed to our market dewy-fresh. Canteloupes Arizona mencement on June 11. Establishing a new tradition, the baccalaureate and commence ment services will !><• combined for the first tune in 1950. The single service will I k - held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, June 11. in Me- Arthur Court. The (omminumint Weekend will open on Friday afternoon. Youngstcrs between the ages of June 9. with the annual Pauline 12 and 21 will predominate on the, Durham, N. C De m F The three-day commencement Potter Horner Memorial Tia. This O.S.C. campus for a 10-day period son. son <>f Mr and Mr I )ukc University thi program will begin Saturday, June event, s|x>nsored by the State As Ix'ginning Tuesday, June 13, as sociation of University of Oregon the thirty-fifth annual 4-H club ( 'luu lu T *"l! 3, with a met ting of Hie Boaid of Grove, Oregon was n candidate Women, the American Association summer school gets underway for Truslei's in the morning, a meet for the B S in Civil I !n"m< emu; of University Women, and the l.WM) enrollees. principal commence ing of Hie Duke University Na- Library association, will be held degree ut I Hike University', ‘»sili L. J. Allen, state 4-H club lead- j < 'oinmenci m< nt Monday. June 5. The Hon Hoyl p tionil Council, a Isind concert, in the Adelaide Church Memorial akt er, states that arrangements arc tn Puke s Indoor Studium I Uten.ml • governor of anil a general alumni dinner and Browsing R<x>m of the University now complete, and housing assign Library from 3 to 5 o ’ cltx-k. Carolina, will also addre .s open house Saturday aftcrnmin ments have been made for all; elmi ting classes. and evening. who Failing Beekman orations, con club members. Thiy will be de-1 test for senior orators, will be held i e, in « will fcature dance display« on Friday evening in the music livened by roster to the "front steps" of their respective living I including thè wallzes, square Record Crowds Expected at Salem’s auditorium. * organizations where counselors! ' l im i s. charleston, can-can, and Alumni Day. Saturday, June 10, will take them in tow for their Pageant of Progress on June 15,16,17 olle i danci s ixipulur in thè IXOO's will open with the annual break stay on the state college campus. , imi varly 1909**. Iteionl bt. iknr; : black light, vs ill fast of the State Association of The following day, Wednesday. flown hciv from Hollyviixxl for. < ine of the Pageant's most University of Oregon Women. Mrs. : -gxx'lacular episodes will lie the J. A. Garnbcr, the only living wo June 14. has been designated “Get I June 15. 16 "Out of Hie Flames” scene which man of the class of 1900, will be Acquainted Day.” and Dan Poling. O|x’nlng mgiit cetcmonks will depui hie during the 1920’«, the honored guest at this break- O.S.C. dean of men, will officially : n । unii 1930's and will lx1 highlighted fast, which will be held in Carson welcome the 4-H club members to Qtleen. Miller. the campus at the evening as-1 The 1 pi ivi nlutiuii of her e >urt and by the simulateli burning of the Hall, womens new dormitory sembly. All assemiily programs i capitol. it. Hundreds ■( Willamette Members of the class of 1950 will this year will lie held in the new also lx- honored guests. Coliseum lather than in the' ’ipd the Queen's Ball, forms Hie This day is all that is gixxl and At noon the University will venerable men's gym as they have I Illi 11.1 till Clip!; J Uit> u ■ Cy^ ¿WUb. Camp Fire Girls, Blue fair It If THA deav, with Its hopes Birds. Sea Scouts and many inil- honor alumni at the annual lunch in years past. nu.d Cherryland Festival. iluiy nix) patriotic color guards and invitations, to waste a mo eon. to bo hold this year in Carson The afternoon assembly on June^ Planned along lines similar to will form He Queen's honor guard ment on the yesterdays. hall. Also scheduled as a part of 15 will honor the P.E.O. which [ the Centcnial celebration in 1940, Emerson this activity-packed day is the will be concluding its state con-' director. Bill Croarkin, says the semi-annual meeting of the Ore vention in Corvallis. Dr. John The Pageant, itself, has Pageant will lx- even mote < hd« r QUICK RESULTS FROM gon Alumni Association. tribute - Anderson, head, department of ate and spectacular than the tines euch one THE CLASSIFIED PAGES The president's reception for religion at Lewis and Clark col-1 earlier program. Costuming for era in The Sentinel Alumni will be held in Gerlinger lege. Portland, will be featured, Hie east of 2,000 and lighting el- history. Many of the' Pages 16 and 17 hall Saturday afternoon. In the speaker. evening will be the reunion din The Lake county 4-H drum and! ners for the honored classes. Par bugle corps, 40 pieces strong, is ticipating in the day’s events will scheduled to make a two-day qp-1 be the reunion classes of 1900, pearance duiing the 10-day ses-' 1910k HUS* 1M0, and 1925. sion. "The Certainties of the Moment" A Sunday church service, June ; will be the address given the 18, will be broadcast over KOAC graduating class at the Com starting at 11:15 and continuing mencement service Sunday after- for 45 minutes. Dr. E. W. Warring- j noon. Speaker will be Dr. Charles tAn. head of the O.S.C. department Malik, envoy of Lebanon and of religion, w ill speak during the distinguished representator of that service. republic in the United Nations. June 20 has been designated President H. K. Newburn will con “Bankers Day" and again this fer the degrees. year the Oregon Bankers associa The traditional flower and fern tion president will be on hand to Procession, beautiful ceremony medt the youngsters. The Oregon for senior and alumnae women, Bankers will sponsor their tradi will be held in the Women's quad tional vaudeville show featuring rangle on the campus following the professional talent. The show this commencement service. The cere year is scheduled for the evening mony will conclude the week end of June 20. activities. Club member participation will be stressed in other assembly pro- grams, Allen states. 4-H Clubbers to Meet This Year In Big Coliseum BE MILES™ MONEY AHEAD TRADE FOR A DODGE TODAY ! auto insurance? Now... make your new car dollar worth more ] It he ' s the un.1.1 n imu I vu V vi i i you’ve I mtii IXslDE, today's big Dodge gives you heml room, leg room nml «lioiildcr rixini that even more cxpi'iiHivc curs can't match. 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