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CIVIL DEFENSE WORKOUT FOR PETS
Thurs., June 21, 1951
Anolhrr double lu-ader will I m -|
Bf'lii at Kelly lield next Sundiiy 1
t|P"-n the Midgcia plux Eugene
The Daugherty Lumber Co
tiu- Juniin Legion playx Cm
vio DI h I hi- Mldget gunie beglns at gill's sollbnll tenni drop|M-d its
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lollowi-d iiiiiiM'diutrly by the second straight game to Heath's
of Eugene by a score of 27-6 at
JiinAt1 l-egion.
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Monday.
Cottage
AlijSunday ganu-s begin at 2 oo K.lly
Gn»»e
iiml
its
heyduv
in
the
firxt
unh-savlhcy ui,- double h<-ad<ux,
and I bird innings when il scored
which .p-gm ui 1 imi
three i huh in both innings Eu
gene's big Hillings Were the third,
Mt. HI kh I. second |ieuk In world
’June 10, Sun CG-3 Eugene 31
[xipulan^. lx waled iiicli yeai fourth and ninth. Mining eleven,
live ami nine runs, In that ordci
June 14, Thurn.
by 15oo mountain ellmbeiH This
Sage and Eastburn Mined fom
•June 17, Sun.
Is the hlgtxt |M-ak In the Caxinde
June 20, Wed <'G vs. Eloi enee
range, rlsihg to a height of 11,225 ol the six runs lor Collage Grove
The only home run ol the game
•June 24. Sun । < G vs. ( 'orval lis
feet, and B an extinct volcano
was hit by J Mudget ot Eugene
June 28, Thurs CG vs. Albany
Inx I li-.'igile piny •July 1. Sun < 'G vh . Sweet Home
Daugherty Lumber lost the first Mion I
Everybody read, the Claaalflcd
game to Heath's 5o <>n Eugene's by di-leaiing Toltilo 8-7 in a double July 8, Sun. < '( < VS. Eugene
home field lust Wednesdav Gill's headei nt Kelly field Sunday. The •July 12. Thurs CG vs. Spnngfld
n gum
July-15, Sun CG vs. Toledo
softball games will I m - played here
X <• by
Unni •July 19. Thurs. <'G vs. Florence ,
ex cry Monday and at Eugene ev
runs.
July 22, Sun. CG
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vs. Corvallis
ery Wednesday.
•July 26. Thurs CG vs. Albany
») nail inf: m lime run.,.
July 29, Sun. Í 'G XS. Sweet J lome
I lome < lames
Toledo got the fust run and
took the lead in th' first inning,
WAR $ PERILS are learned the hard way by Tiger,- a two-month-old
holding it through the next inning
billiget Nehi-dulr
kitten, holding out a bandaged paw to “Spot," a young dog similarly
The Cottagc Grove Mldget tcam Cottage Gioxe p.is-i 'I ttyem III Ilie •June 17, Sun.
<hop|Hi| its tust State li-ague ganii* third and increased the lead in June 21, Thurs. CG-4 Philomath-9 ( taped with gauze. The pets served as models for a civil defense training
class held by the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
to PhlloniHth by u s<on- of 9-4 the fifth by five runs The sixth •June 24, Sun.
G vs. Eugene
mals. Owners are urged to enroll for training on the theory that hysteri
m a big doubh- header at Keli) inning gave < 'of tage <>i
•June 28, Thurs. CG vs. Drain
cal animals could be a real menace in an emergency. (International)
when Toledo got five i un. and
July 1, Sun. i
i tage Groxc the gallic tluit liad to tied up tin' hall Kain«', Toltilo was July 8. Sun. < i '(> vs. Albany
CG vs. D-banon
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens and
i la- played an extra inning to de held to one run tor
rest of July 12. Thur.
CG vs Sw’t Home
the game while i otta
Wayne Dailey were dinner guests
cide who was to lie the victor.
July 15, Sun. <>• vs. Philomath
xx inning tin' game 8-7.
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Turay on
Cottage Groxc had lour runs oil
•July 19, Thurs.
■ Saturday.
six hits and fix* ci lois to Philo
•July 22, Sun. CG V s Sweet I tome
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes of
I math's nine runs oft seven hits
July 26, Thurs. CG vs. lobanon
Jefferson visited Sunday at the
mid three error.. Carter wax the Its second traigli: league loss last •July 29. Sun. ('(•
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vs, Albany
Add miles of plea* winning pitcher and 1 Jcnham, Thursday on .Springfield's home Aug 2, Thurs CG vs. Drain
H. F. Russum home.
Abcenc, ami Taylor
eli- tía-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson and
Aug. 5, Sun. CG vs. Eugene
sure to your car. pitchers for Cottage Grove.
to one error lot Springfield tells J lome Games.
Edwards Outdoor Store upset I,wo children of White Pine. Mont.,
The next league game is With the story.
the league leading Woodard Lum- I left Wednesday after a weeks
DRIVE IN
Scio, played on their h<>|ne field
ber Co. 4-2 for their first defeat | V>-**R at the home of an aunt, Mrs.
Grove’, big inning was
FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
Another double header xxill I m - the sixth
of the season in a double header D. F. Russum. They are on their
played next Sunday with Eugene. runs and
at Drain Monday. A triple by | way for a visit in Kansas and
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Jerry Montgomery and a double I Michigan with other relatives.
Floyd Githens and the Ameri
by Famey Edwards did a big part
Mrs. Alvis England and Virgil
can legion are s|>onMiring the
Wes Malcolm pitched both
of the job.
ware Monday visitors at the Glen
Midgets.
games, striking out a total of 22,
More than $100,(MX) worth of
The Knights of Columbus took Gillispie home.
walking 13 and hit 3 with pitched
new automobiles and trucks will a 13-4 clubbing from Griswold
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards,
balls.
lie jeopardized when the 1951 In- Lumber Co. for their second Jim and Pat were week end guests
Grove’s next game is ternational
Stunt Cham-
played on Fiorelli c's home field pionships and the Joie Chitwood straight loss in the other half of at the home of Mrs. Edwards par
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home game is Sunday Aulu Daredevils circus of death the double header at Drain Mon- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Voss.
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day.
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Dalene Underhill attended the
is held at the Fairgrounds in Eu
Sparked by a home run by Don Free Methodist girls camp at the
Floyd Gilbens and the American gene, this coming Saturday eve-
Eastbum, Woodards drubbed or church of the Nazarene’s camp
—I Legion jointly s|x>nsor the Junior j ning at 8:30.
rather dubbed the Knights at above Belknap Springs for four
• , D'gion team.
* The largest crowd in the history Kelly field Friday. Many errors days.
of local events is expected to bi on the side of the Knights did a
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Layng and
on hand to see the world renowned large share toward their defeat.
Chitwood daredevils compete with Eastburn's home run was the first Walda Jane returned home Thurs-
day from a two weeks vacation
entrants from seven foreign coun- one of the season.
trip to the north, with stops at
tri<-s, including Bill Ward’s Ca
Ton to ten was the score of the Bremerton, Wash., and Victoria,
nadian Aces, from Vancouver,
I B. C.; Angel lopez y su Diablos Edwards-Griswold game played at B. C. They reported a grand trip
Belli- Burkholdi-r
del Timon, from Mexico, D. F.; Drain last Wednesday. The game, and Walda Jane especially enjoy
ended after the sixth inning tie- ed the ferry trip to Victoria, B. C.
Dutch Schnitzer’s Flying Dutch-
Goli Ri'|>ortcr
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thomas,
men from Austria and Harry cause of darkness, will be con-
Barbara Hill and Steve Gasper Woolman’s Hollywood Stuntmen, tinued at a later date.
David and Bernice, returned Mon
The standings of the softball day, after a weeks visit at Van-
tii'd with Ray Funk and Mildred
On the competition program,
league are as follows:
Anderson, for the low scores in for [oints
' couver, B. C. with Mr. Thomas’
in the International
' mother.
the two ball foursome at the local Stuntmen’s
W
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Association
title
chase
golf course, Tuesd ay nite, June 12.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Perini,
tor the I.S.A. Gold Trophy and a Woodards
No one would claim to U1 run- $10,000 purse, will be broadjump- Edwards
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accompanied by Mr and Mrs.
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. ner-up or next lowest scores, but j mg new cars off an improvised Griswold
(•eorge Gunn and Mr. and Mrs. ।
I Belle Bui kholder ran up a big । precipice or distance and height, Knights
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Buck Ritter, drove to Vancouver, i
score.
B. C., for the Shrine convention
sn>n-. playing again
ug.un with Mr. crash rolling sedans while the
I^arge ÄHHortmcnt of Different Type Boxes
and returned home after a weeks
Corgen from Vernonia. Mrs. Cur- drixers remain at the wheel, and
trip.
gen wits a guest at the potluck an obstacle stock car race with
Mrs.
Walter
N.
Dowens,
Make Your Selection Now.
dinner afterwards. Mr. anil Mra. only 1951 sedans entered
Kenneth PennT, son of Mr. and i
Reporter, Phone 33-F-ll
Steve Gasper had their daughter j Ecalured on 1hp thri„ bjn
Mrs. William Perini, phoned his
and son-in-law from San F runcisco the rockct ]
of a ]951
Friends. Mount View has the I parents Friday night. He said he
us guests also. Wednesday niter- 1 zooming over three other new cars honor of having a potential rodeo i was being transferred from Fort
We Give S A II Green Stamps
noon is still ladies day. in case the racing underneath, crashing two queen living in our district. She Bliss. Tex., to a base in Georgia,
ladies have forgotten. We ho|x- to sedans head-on with an 80-mile- is Dalene Underhill, sponsored by but he was trying to convince the
see more out at 1:30 p.m. Rcmem- an-hour impact while the drivers the Moose Lodge. Dalene gradu service he should come home first.
lier it is a good time to learn the remain fast to the wheels and ated from the Mount View school
I une.
University of Oregon library, at
topped off by Lucky Walters, the with the class of 1951. So be sure
Human Bomb, xvho will blow him to buy your rodeo queen votes Eugene, houses the Burgess col
The Columbia Rix er, long fa- self up in a casket with 20 sticks from her.
lection of medieval manuscripts,
mous for its salmon fishing. has of dynamite.
Sunday D a le n e accompanied incunabula and early printed
made fish canning one of Oregon's
All of the drivers will attempt Mrs. Purdy and the other queen books. The library maintains an j
i largest industries.
। these feats in person and demon- candidates to Calapooya, to attend Oregon collection of books and
pamphlets, a manuscript collec
। Strato xvhat it is to compete to the Round-up. *
tion
for personal papers, diaries
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis and
the ultimate degree of durability
of both man and machine.
children were guests on Sunday and account books, and a photo-1
of Mr. and Mis. Amos Ketcher- graph and negative collection of
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THESE ARE SOME
side at Westfir . Gary stayed for Northwest history which includes
the Clarence L. Andrews Alaskan,
OF THE HOME
a longer visit and fishing.
the Lee Moorhouse eastern Ore
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Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dunham, gon and the Peter Britt southern
Robert and Mary of Berkley, Cal
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Five local shooters. II. L. Wol- ifornia returned home Saturday • Oregon collections.
fard. W. W. Hileman, loo Rick after a weeks visit with Mr. and
ard. Ralph Peck, and Clay Galda- Mrs. A. S. Hinds.
bini, attended the state P.I.T.A.
Don't forget the “free" freezer
RANGES
। shoot at Medford last Friday Sat
urday and Sunday. Al) shooters demonstration at the IOOF hall |
performed up to par but failed to on Friday, June 22 at 1:30 p.m.
All the latest information on freez
i win honors.
ing fruits, vegetables, poultry,
meat, fish, and pre-cooked and
, refrigerators
prepared foods, will be given by
Arc and Acetylene
Miss Constance Blaine. Lane Coun
ty home extension agent, with the
cooperation of the Rose and Co.
; locker plant of Cottage Grove.
Everyone is urged to attend. Re
gardless of where you live try to
IRONERS
| attend and fill your car with
your friends and neighbors, and
1 tiring them with you. I hope to
see you there.
Portable Welding Any Place
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gillispie and
FREEZERS
1030 Madison Phone 181-Y
I Stephen were dinner guests on
| Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Alvis
Loses to Eugene
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JUNIOR LEGION
EDGES TOLEDO;
LOSES ANOTHER
Jr. Legion Schedule;
Results of Games
Midgets Drop First
State League Play
YOU# CAR 00^
to the las ? mile ?
Marines Now Accepting
Kei ruits Who Have
Paaaed Their Physical
Th** Alaska Highway, originally
known as the Alcan Highway,
stretches 1523 miles from llawxon
Creek. B. C through Canada and
The U. S. Marine Recruiting the Yukon Territory to Fairbanks,
service is currently accepting for Alaska,
enlistment those men who have
been notified to report for, or have
passed their preinduction physical
examination, but have not re
ceived orders for induction, it was
ann >unced by Captain A. S. Bailey,
officer in charge of recruiting for
the state of Oregon.
Lifting of the previous ban that
formerly prevented men from
selecting the service of their
choice after having leceived notice
to report for physical examination
will be in effect for a period of 30
days tieginning June 15.
Men interested in choosing the
service of their choice should take
advantage of this opportunity for
enlistment in the U.S. Marine
Corps immediately by visiting the
Marine Corps office nearest home.
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Loggers and Stumpage Owners
on your present car.
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COTTAGE GROVE PHONE SOI
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