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Section Two Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGONTl II RSI >A Y. JANUARY 17, 1952 Suggestions for U of 0 Sponsors Saving Total 175 Music Conference FOR LEWIS, Wash. Jan. NUMBER 23 SHE BECOMES A MOTHER AT 14 14 Saving» amounting to $24,867 were University of Oregon, Eugene effected hen* dm Ing ( X I o I mt , No- (Special) The second annual litui 11 Iti H mil Music Education conferme)* s | h > ii suggestions submit led by military sored b> the University of Oregon and civilian | m * i mhhk -I, according school of music has I h < h sched to Jami'S II Hudson, < seculne sec ulvd toi January 18 und 19 on the rotary <>f tin* Efficiency Awards campus ( \>mmittee. Problems of muMe education Suggestions totaling 175 will be coiiKidcred bv (he submitted in 1951 119 bj civil ian'. and 56 by soldiers Post En dÍM'llMN IllIIS gineer led the civilian sections with Ivins at the junior high school and 53 suggestions, six of which were adopted and 24 Which still lire high school levels opening on January 18 with a pending action. discussion of choral problems by I X ( HII.DKEN'N I I XI) 4.ETM Al STRI VS HELP University music, th<* fruttile a percussion clinic con- ducted bv Charlo» Steele, Instruc tor In music here. Two s|H-cial music sessions arc on the program A concert In the University symphony, conceit Iwind. and Singer», will be on Fri da) evening, January 18 A second concert fetUliiig the Hilhi Har- mona i re» from HitlKhoro high m ’I mmi I as well a*, university musi cians w ill I m * Kiven n a luin Iiron program Saturday, Jnniuir) 19. There seems to I m * a substitute r everything except brains. Door? - Insurance! Nee that the protection of insurance surrounds your h<»m<* and poHM*sslohs during any vacation that you may take ... It will relieve your mind of worry . . • and it will elimiintt«* any |M>ssihillty of financial loss. «J. B. Leonard Insurance Service - insi kance : fok every need ” Wiser Bldg. (>|7 Main Ph. 34 Rea. 921*1 " MRS OtRAlOlNt HUDSON. 14. Is visited by her husband, Sanford, 19, In New York's Metropolitan H^'pltal, shortly after she became the mother of • 6-pound, 14-ounce boy They were married by e justice of the peace last St Valentine's Day al Arlington. Va fInternational) M UUNB -w UTING UMI Leaving town for a few days? "Public reaction to new ’52 Pon tiac nwxlels ha» never been better i than that evidenced at the initial I showing recently,” Albee-Pontiac, Pontiac dealer at Cottage Grove, «declared this week, reporting ex ceptional attendance. "Our showroom was crowded at announcement time, and enthual-1 astic [x-ople keep coming in. The new car» are receiving as thor ough an Inspection as’ I can recall over many years of new model in- I troductions,” Mr. John Albee said •The average American seems never to Jose interest in automo- bdes and what the automobile in- । dux try is doing to provide' improved personal transportation for him.” Lumber Production Hits All-Time High Mr. Albee said that Pontiac is ' especially a focal point this year because of new engineering de- ' velopments, "dual-range” driving through the use of higher com-1 pression engines, new dual-range hydra-matic transmissions and an economy rear axle gear ratio. He explained that these elements | comprise an entirely new Pontiac power train which permits maxi mum flexibility and economy in lierformance from congested city ; traffic to open country driving, i ’These features came in for' more than average attention and our staff was kept busy answer- . ing questions," he said. “I know of no recent mechanical develop ments that have caused greater Interest or have been more re vealing of the extensive automo bile knowledge possessed by the average motorist. The new dual | range features clicked with our audience," I "Demand for new Pontiacs is, exceptionally high and a strong future demand is indicatt*d,” he i said. "For the present we expect ; to maintain a good schedule of! deliveries to new car customers with minimum waiting.” FOK WOMEN ESTABLISHED Authorization for the Marine Corps recruiting service to enlist women in the Marine Corps Re serve in lieu of maintaining "wait- ing list»" of applicants for enlist- PORTLAND, OREG., fSpecial) ment in the regular Marine Corps All lumber production records has been grunted by the Comm, ian- for Douglas fir region were broken dant of the Manne Corps. • in 1951 as sawmills in western Oregon and Washington totaled WHAT IS BW •• up a booming 11.198 billion board There is no such thing as । feet output. "mystery germs," remind civil dc- I This topped 1950 by over half dense jieople. Read "What Every family can have a factual „ , You , .a billion feet, according to Harris Should Know Biological £ Smith, secretary of the West civil defense "library" for less than Warfare" to learn the facts and («oast Lumbermen’s Association. a dollar. help squelch rumors. A series of ten public booklets The 10.663 billion feet cut in 1950 had set a record for the 125 years is plannt*d by the federal civil de A man’s appetite usually last of operation of the industry* in fense administration. Five have longer than his stomach. the Douglas fir region. Previous been released to far: "Emergency , Action to Save high years were 1926 with 10.285 (kilumnar Puds The Scntinol billion board feet and 1929 with Lives" 5 cents; "Fire Fighting ____ ____ _ board feet. for Householders”—5 cents;; "This 10.290 billion Shiinnents in 1951, Smith said. | *K Defense”—10 cents; "Sur- ulso broke all previous records i v*va* Voder Atomic Attack” 10 WATT with mills loading out from this and What You Should Know rousing region during 1951 _ i Al>out Biological Warfare”—10 I 11.021 billion feet. This was more cents. than 200 million feet over 1950, Order From Washington They can be ordered from the the best previous year. Superintendent of Documents, Orders I nder ’SO Orders for 1951 reached 10.494 Washington, D. C. The self-survival pamphlets are billion feet, one of the largest years, but not equal to the record designed for the layman. They will 1950 order file of 11.165 billion save lives, and help cut down rumors. Civil defense people urge feet. Smith pointed out. The weekly averaged of West all citizens to get copies, whether Coast Lumber production in De or not they are actively engaged cember was 180,283,000 b.f. or in volunteer work. It was pointed out that first aid 100.3G of the 1946-50 average. Orders averaged 181,939.000 b.f.; is something which might be neces Shipments 163.117.000 b.f.; Week sary at any time. The five-cent ly averages for November were: "Emergency Action to Save Lives" Production 209,237,000 (116.4% of is not a substitute for a first aid the 1946-50 average); Orders 178.- course, but it explains such things 484,000 b.f.; Shipment 207,935,000 as ho*’ to stop shock and bleed- b.f. , ing. Fire fighting is another civil Fifty-two weeks of 1951 culma- ! defense subject useful at anytime war or peace. In any emergency tive production 11,198 159.000 b.f. Eifty-two weeks of 1950, 10.663, there is no substitute for knowl- 898,000 b.f.; Fifty-two weeks of cKde. 1MB, 9.8711,297.000 b.f. - ----------------------- Defense Booklets Ready for Public Willie asuttu as s 67 w TO The Average *'°m.e r»« '- lOHOUW Swift s CAKE FLOUR A New Year-A New List INSULA! t NUW ANU SAH V3- CUT WINTER FUEL COSTS UP TO 40^1 You can enjoy greater home comfort and lower fuel bills this winter if you insulate now with Zonolite Insulating Fill. What’s more you can save */j of insulating costs by in stalling Zonolite yourself—and it’s easy. Lightweight Zonolite pours directly from the bug between attic joists and sidewall studdings. That’s all there is to it. No muss- no fuss, does not irritate the skin. Once in place Zonolite is there for the life of the building. Rodcntproof, verminproof, rotproof and tofirt ¡ajt it actually snujjs out flamt! $67.60 will iwtahto tht /Mk ibt Iwuw »11 •Zonolite is a reglatrred trade-mark of this area outstanding values in used cars at prices and terms that are RIGHT. 1919 Packard Sedan The popular Delux 8 in splendid condition with beauti- ful Turquoise Blue finish. 195(1 Pontiac 6 Sedan SCARS • BUILDING SUPPLY ßa rplumf, SS -COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. $1885 One owner, low mileage and will pass for a new car anywhere. 1919 Ford 8 Convertible $1395 Really sharp, with snappy motor good top and ap pearance. Overdrive. 1948 Chevrolet Sedan Stylemaster model and nice. 1946 E’ord 6 Tudor 1948 DeNoto Sedan Delux with fluid and automatic trans. COME IN OR CALL TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATE $1545 1949 Hudson 6 Sedan $1095 $735 $1295 $270 Overdrive and good looking. MECHANICS. If you want to do a little work here are some real buys: 1941 Buick Sedan with replaced mot or $200; 1941 Chev. Sedan $325; 1939 Chrysler Im perial Sedan $150. ALBEE-PONTIAC 24 No. 9th St., Cottage Grove Phone 19 It isn’t much of a nation that jhasn’t a crisis of some sort MARCH DIMES pkg. 39c pkg. 32c lb«. 99c ibs. 33c Carton 10C JANUARY Swansdown Prepared CAKE FLOUR SUGAR 10 Blue Rose RICE Leslie SALT 2-31 Shop and save at our great store-wide W HITE FOODS SALE: — a once-a-year bliz zard of bargains featuring all those good-tasting, good-for- you foods that are white in color — foods you en joy dally in ail your meals. And we’ve taken prices for a sleighride for this sale so hop aboard our tobargain and cost thru your food order. You’ll be snowed under with savings at our WHITE FOOD SALE. C & H Cane GRAPEFRUIT EGGS J 55c M Milk 22c Arizona Quality 10 -o, 59c Grade A Large NAVEL ORANGES ASSORTED SIZES s Half Cas«* $2.79 DARIGOLD OK MEDO LAND PEARS 1 Bose 3 for 1»*: fresh 29c eating or dandy salads NUCOA . 29cS Improved MILK TOMATOES APPLES Une 2 ,or 49c Tubes Winesaps 2 Ibs. 29c Always a good supply of the best produce available at Wolfard’s. All Pure — Tall 3 Cans 39C White Navies 2 li ». 25c BEANS BORENE Kelly's Market ■ emied WOPSt Of f ha Year 1 If Oregon drivers had avoided but seven accidents last year, 24 . |>eople probaby would still be alive today. And if 20 other smash- ups had been forstalled, 40 men women and children now on the traffic fatality list would be alive. I These 27 accidents were termed Oregon’s "worst of 1951" by the Secretary of State's traffic safety division Friday. Seven of the 27 reached the mass highway slaugh ter class, as each resulted in three or more deaths । one ume was involved in two accidents three months a[«trt which brought death to six people, including his son, his nephew and himself. The seven worst smash-ups had | one thing in common, the division said. Each involved a rate of । speed too fast for the driver to control. And for a safety office, the division made a strange comment. Speed, in itself,” they said "was not responsible for these deaths any more than the highway or the weather. The reeal killer was a driver who failed to realize he ’ was over-rating his ability to con- I trol the speed of his car. The division said too many l>eople tend to blame speed for highway accidents and deaths, for getting that drivers are respon sible for speed and that some drivers may be incapable of handl- ing any speed higher than 15 miles 1 an hour. Even if the law established a । top speed limit of 15 miles an| hour," the division concluded, "some drivers would still become involved in fatal accidents." ibs. 39c Swansdown wevks„of Seven Accidents follows: Rail * . ... - 19.11 breakdown as and truck 7,202,432,000 b.f.; Do- mestic cargo 2,017,701,000 b.f.; Ex- port 646.416,000 b.f.; Local 627,- 606,000 b.f. GIVE SWIFTNING New Development» VIENNA A contribution of 500. litio Austrian schilling* i about $24,0001 was modi* recently by the government of Austria to the United Nationas International Children’s Emergency Fund (UN- ICEFi, The Austrian contribution iii t<> be used by UNICEF to buy products which will I m * distributed in cither countriea receiving aid What’s Safer Than a Lock on Your Pontiac Dealership Reports Interest At’52 Showings An Oregon Product of real merit The Best In Meats Try it in your washer or automatic ma chine. You’ll like its sweet clean aroma. Swift’s Heavy HAMS Half or Whole Oriole Brand SLICED BACON lb. 53c .. Wc Shoulder — Blade Cut BEEF ROASTS Graded IW IL S. Good lb. 79c LARGE package : 32c SIZE OK GIANT size : 89c JANUARY \ WHITE ä Y flour ^r^hsAii End Cut PORK CHOPS Lean Tender Cuts n*. 65c Fresh GROUND BEEF m. i FISHER^ BUND FLOUR 'KE YOUR RR!ENOL Y ROOD . 637 MAIN ST. /• COTTAGE GROVE' *2.09 k PHONE V 53
