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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1950)
Section Two 14 Pa jics Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE, I.ANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1950 NI MUER 50 Model of Trail Pageant Stage THE MNM’OOT Ot llMIOR stage lor the 1950 Oregon Trail Pageant win look some thing like the model above when finished. The two 50-foot revolving stages can be seen in the center, with the Three Sisters rising behind them. The towers at the sides will Iw used by the narrators and for much of the action. In front of the stages there will be a good sized nian-made lake with a water curtain which will lw used between scenes, The pageant will Im at the Lane county fairgrounds, July 2R-29. All performances are identical. Red Cross Issues Sawmill Operators Plea for Gifts for To Confer Next Hospitalized Vets Month In Portland The Lille ('utility Red Cl st has lecrived n i|in-.l . for the follow in;: items for Camp While II nny church group, veteran» oir tni/.e lion, in iity i:n>up or individual, would like to eontrlbute one or more Ilf Ilie follow mg Iti ins, It would he ri' illy appl el I all <1 by our h<i*|iiiul velonm* If the items me bmuehl into the Rid Cross office, li injHiiti lion will I m - provided for them I’lense ailuli your it.une and ad- dress to th< Item, so the honpil.il run make .i record • I your gift The follow 111!' Items lire needed A used pi.mo, new or used re cord albums, lb and 12", my num- lier of view muster films, .my mini- I ht of mihiiuy tMn- sewing kits, silk stockings for u-e in arts mid er.dis for hook rugs, mid Myrtle- W ihm I for u । ill Ilie lots mid crafts »hop. For Ro1 bur: Veter inn hospital tlie following itenv nre nsiuested hwx)H nsive ml ’ Ilk type tobacco ¡Miuchen, Birlhd.iy gifts wrapped mid clearly Inlx-lisl on the oulMde ns to content» Bright eoloted socks size IO'y-12, incx|icnxivc T-shirt-, ties, are all very nice. Stationery: Tablet* and enve lope* for use on the wards, or .plain single Unit »tatmnery for i ti c in tin- <» T. shnp printing pi ess project. Short |nM'kct ci mil is, approx i mutely 5” in length. Rinks for U m ' 111 the lapidary ■hop. Unfilled nut cups, suitable for re-use. Plastic pillow cases, should lie 26x20, cither snap or zippers are natr.lactory Hume made cookies, for distri bution in wards mid for use as prizes in special programs. Texas has more than GOO air- ports and in excess of 7,« mx » li censed <'ii limn airci aft. The first sawmill oper.it mg run- fereme in the West to I m - held '. uh e Hie Pi .Mi’s is ‘.cheduhd for August 21-22 nt the Multnomah I Intel in I’m I land, Oregon. Three major legions of the western him- l»T industry w.ill I»' repre ented, including the pine, redwing! and D atgl-i fir mens The meeting Is being organized uid | win’"led by The Tmiberman, an Inti mationnl lumber journal pubh bed m Portland, al tile h quint <>f it large segment of the entire western lumlwr industry. The two-day Mi ssion will lw strict ly liu-inc scs ion. with intensive work devoted to o|wrating pr ib- lems with tin- view of improving the standards of lumlHT manufac ture III I tie West A 20-man industry advisory committee made up of sawmill men from all regions of the West is assisting in mapping <>ut the pn f’rmn. Main topics of discus- ion Will include all phases of lum- I m r manufacture, grades improve ment, inci hinnal problems, main tenance, ty|ws of saws and their profM-r uses, mill layout, utiliza tion, ispiipment mid many other im|Mirtant subjects essential to bung out better manufacture. There will I m - no registration fee for the meeting and no machin ery show or extra activities are planned. Both sawmill men and equipment manufacturers' repre sentatives an- invited to attend the sessions. The largest rose-growing center in the world is near Tyler, Texas Allot T ATHLETE'« FOOT MM MU3MINKN t mil GaiSI8 CANT HE W KONG llrrr’a what Mryrr Muncie. Ind , ••VP "T 4 1« ha« rapidly l»rrome .»wr largr-H arlhna athlete'« foot ¡•reparation We hear «o many favorable comments. Not onre have had to refund." Byron Serfling, well known to ic.idcnt i of this area, was hirul as City Manager of Recds|M>rt by the city council and Iwgan his duties July 10th at a salary of MU’* 1« r month for full time Tlie d<' ision to hire a city man ager was made by the council at its Juii" meeting but aim .uncment of tin- decision was withheld until Mr Scilimg returned from civic dulu to ( liable the council to ap- proach him on accepting the job. Mi Scrfling slate that he will do his I m st to handle city affairs in a justifiable manner. He lias s|s-nt tin- first lew days getting .ie>|iiamted with the many projects dum|M*d m his lap by the city council. Umpqua Courrier Ten fx-oplc have died on Oregon Hircdx and highway» according to report» received *> far this month, Oregon State Colb'gc Con the State Traffic Safety Division Recent surveys have shown ap struction of Oregon Stale’s cyclo »aid Friday, proximately 50 per cent of all va tron is progressing rapidly this cation trips taken by American With the month only half gone summer, although it will I m - sever families are taken during the and the vacation congestion reach al monihs or even a year before it months of June, July and August, ing it» height, the Division warn will lie completed because of a the Oregon State Motor Associa ed that the month's death toll will shortage of funds, according to tion reports. Crops bring in a greater per-1 I m * far greater if motorists do rvit Dr. E. A. Yunker, head of the Following closely on this period centage of Oregon's farm income keep their speed down. OSC. physics department. is autumn with 26 per cent; spring The Division pointed out that than livestock. Tlie large ste< I magnet and pole at 70 miles per hour and higher, with 12.5 per cent and winter with faces, weighing approximately 50 every other accident causes a Oregon has more than 60.ÎXXJ 11 per cent. ton are in place. The cyclotron death. Ax the speed g<wx down the acres devoted to state parks. Surveys of American vacation 1 it elf is surrounded by a concrete wall fiO inches thick to halt any harmful rays. The wall Is made of niXi-fssind concrete blocks givi ti to the col'ege by the Consoli dated BuHders of Portland. lì A 40 by 60 foot Butler-type building will house the cyclotron, which is i'M'ated ti short distance southwest of the new college coli seum. , Steel for tlie magnet was made available to Oregon State college without cost by the atomic energy commission after it bad been dis carded as worthless except for magnet purposes. It originally had Is'en used for an experimental magnet at the University of Cali fornia. Dr R R. Ijempster and Dr. J J. Brady, nuclear physicists at O.S.C estimate total cost of the • iregon Stale cyclotron will be less Ihan only a fraction \ X..B -W:.> '/ of the maikct price of a similar machine. When completed, the cyclotron will be used for research and fot training graduate students in tech nique. of nuclear physics. It will Summer days call for cool, appealing meals — the kind of als > insure a steady supply of taste-thrillers you can whip up in a breeze when your pantry radio isotopes needed in many and refrigerator are stocked with these deliciously good foods fields of related research, such as that require little or no preparation over a hot stove. So put biology, chemistry and medical a variety of them on your shopping list this week. Each one is studies. WEtöPlfAS^ Wil Saleslssiks The Sentinel. Red Ripe a super xaluc—«elected for high quality, priced low for big savings. 2 lbs. 39c fo your State Farm Agent... ? before you ^e^into a new rar deal! Golden Bantam Corn Of course you wantMhat new car just as soon as ¡C h available. And you’ll want to save every dollar you tiosibly can. The State Farm Mutual Auto mobile Insurance Company, is ready NOW to ex tend to you the savings benefits of THE STATE FARM BANK PLAN Before you finance a new car, simply do these three com- monsense things that arc the basic steps in the State Farm Bank Plan: ♦ f ~ J. Secure a loan through your friendly, hometown bank at low, reasonable rates. 2. Then pay cash for your next car. No "investigation^or other charges. _ . . Finally—and mighty important, too— compare incur- ’ ance! Compare State Farm's premium cost, coverages and service before you sign any car-financing deal. i for 39c lbs. 29c doz. 39c Crisp Tender Green Beans Large Sunkist Lemons Per lb. 29c Bacon Squares Sliced Bacon Sweet Rasher lb. 65c Ground Beef Lb. 55c Watermelons Guaranteed Quality 4’/2 c lb Rabbits—Fryers—Stew Hens BEFORE YOU BUY A CAR — (oik over STATE FARM'S BANK PLAN with m* j Dairy Foods Flavorful Boverago Kraft Velveeta 2 lbs. 89c Van Camp Assorted Pork & Beans 2u 23c Kool Aid S & W Baked Rich Tasty ì/i/sfM erf t/ie differencef Buttermilk qt. 15C Beans qts. Salmon 39c Tuna Cheese Shrimp Kellogg’s New Delicious Reg. 15c Size 2 F tor 17c 35c Flavorpac Frozen 39c Just add water Makes a quart Broken 46 oz. Juice, • |:g Coca Cola Tin «E plus &vvdeposit Lemonade ! Wesson Oil 23c 2 dishcloths utu’1 Sta-FloiÄ. 23c 39c 45c « 65< [WOOLEM MAIN ST. ÖC« VVV Hudson House Ü f Orange Juice " OPEN 10 to 9 Including Saturday. Fancy Solid 6 bottles Mayonnaise 45c Quarts 75c Pints • ■ I OF COTTAGE GROVE 45c Can 10C Sardines Best Foods Real Grapefruit We have the most complete stock in Southern Lane Co. No. 1 tin 46 oz. tin • Orange Maine Corn Pops And as ihe man at the bank pointed out, timely painting is actually a mighty good investment be cause it preserves the value of a home. Our low monthly payments are hardly missed, and there’s no mortgage with a Bank Home Improvement Loan. 29c Sea Blush 49c lb. LET’S BUILD ORiOON TOGETHER 28 oz. tin Wei-Pac Whole Milk 6 tor 25c • Green Spot Bear Brand Darigold Milk ft tt’lll pay you to dheuss your home improvement plans with one of our experienced loan officers. I el him show you the many home improvement! that can he made, and their approximate cost. Ail the basic minerals are found in Oregon. The principal mineral products are sand, and gravel, ce ment, stone and clay products. QUICK as a freghe Cheese Th.inks to x Rink Home Improvement Dian, our habits Indicate people of this na tion spend sewn billion dollar« annually on their vacation tri)m. Oregon's stiare of thia "tourist take" in 1949 was S110,600,000. Forty-one per cent of the tour» ists’ expenditures go for food and lodging which, in Oregon, in 1949, meant a total of $45.650,01 X) spent for this purpose. Seventy-nine per cent of the vacationing Americans travel by private automobile and they travel an average of 928 miles per trip, spending $969,300,000 for gasoline, oil and automobile accessories. COOL MEALS p|en«rd. >««r Mr hark Mt hell) llru« < «» house has a fresh coat of paint...Iixiks almost newl Most People Take Vacation Trips During Summer BOB BAUDER - Ph. 100 - 36 N. 7th IN ONE HOI It If rM»l romplelrl» if tint drug *t«»rr REEDSPORT HIRES (115 MANAGER Speed Accounts OSC Cyclotron For Atomic Study In Highway Death Being Installed motorist'« chances of surviving an accident increases. At 30 to 40 mile» per hour, there is only one fatal accident in 98. Proof that speed is the killer is established by the fact that last year 78 per cent of all fatal acci dents occured on the open roads, outside cities. The largest portion of these deaths were the result of high speed. Passing another vehicle without sufficient clearance was a major contributing factor, the Division concluded. - COTTAGE GROVE____ PHONE 55 One-Stop Friendly Food Service “You will like our way
