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Tage 4 The ÄenUael, Cottage Orow, Oregon Thur«., May », 1MÎ i ENTINEL ■»ORTS s «■■MMHE PHONE 5 55 OR 556 'SHRV INJURED TROUT TAKEN FOR TWO MOUTH FISH An odd fish story cropped tip over the week end, then turned out perhaps to be even odder. E. R. Claassen caught what he thought was a two mouth trout at Dorena lake last Friday night. It was 12 to 13 inches long and ap peared to be well developed. Earl Stanley, dam tender, even told Mr. Claassen that the speci men was unusual, since two mouth trout do not live long after birth. However, upon closer examination it was found that the fish had been Injured and that its tongue was sticking out of a wound open ing under its mouth. Lions Lose Close Game to Roseburg The Cottage brove Lions lost a heart breaker to Roseburg in a baseball game played there Tues day when the winning run came into plate in the seventh inning on an error by the Lions catcher, Higdon. The score was all tied up 6-6 at the start of the 7th inning. Rose burg's lead-off man got a hit and advanced around two bases on a series of outs. He scored when the ball went by the catcher. Rudzik was the winning pitcher, with Hicks as catcher for Rose Improve your opportunities ... burg. The Lions used three pitch every hour lost now is a chance ers, Jerry Montgomery, in for of future misfortune,—Bonaparte three innings; Har\ey Bennett for two and Wes Malcolm for two. the heat’s off with your handsome : BOMS w • V . straw on! Grove Scores in First Cottage Grove went ahead in the first inning on a triple by Hig don. and he scored on an over throw to third base. This 1-0 score stood until the last of the second, when Roseburg got its first run. In the last of the third Rose burg got 5 runs, making it their big inning. This gave them a 6-1 lead. Cottage Grove came back in the fourth with 3 runs on 3 hits, 2 walks and an error. Hits were by Piller and Sedergren. who popped singles, and Montgomery, who hit a double. Chapman and Jim Wil son were walked. Grove scored again in the fifth when Ray Chapman hit a three bagger. Chapman scored on a single by Montgomery. Radway Steals Base Cottage Grove got another hit in the sixth, a single by Radway, who also stole second. Higdon got on first on an error and Radway scored at the same time, tying up the score. The winning Roseburg run was in the 7th, Next baseball game set is with Eugene at Civic Stadium Thurs day. The Lions will play Willam ette in a home game next Tuesday afternoon. May 13, and a return game at Willamette later in the week. This second game has not yet been set. When it comes 1« straw hots, everyone knows there is nothing smarter, cooler, or more styles by castom craftsmen, e »wrw» avíasele » I WvHUw" IW »VI, by smartly dressed men $2.95 to $7.50 Men’s Toggery “Everything for Men” 517 Main Phone 65 Lions Golf Squad Enters State Meet Cubs Track Squad ¡Lion Trackmen Place 3d in Lane Meet; 1 Rod and Gun Club IFins State Meet Entered in County Jay Wilson, Ray Arthur Win Events At Portland 4ih Track Meet May 8 Ray Higginbotham, The Jefferson track squad will compete with other Lane grade schools in the annual county meet to be held all day Thursday, May 8, at Coburg. Coach Ardis Warren of the Cubs said he believed his team had a good chance to come out near the top of the meet. They boys will be divided into four classes in events according to weight, age and height. Hopefuls for the Cubs in the Class 4. 100 yard dash will be Don Heck ami Greg Stewart. In Class 3, 75 yard dash Troy Perkins and Larry Mason will compete. Lester Watkins and Leon Hayes will run in the 60 yard dash for Class 2. The Class 1 runner in the 50 yard dash has not yet been picked. Watkin« In Broad Jiwnp Watkins also will be entered in the broad jump in his class. He was the pole vault hopeful be fore he cut his finger and had to have it in a steel brace. Albert Henderson will be the pole vauM entry in class 4. Joe McClarnan will definitely be entered in the Class 4 high jump event, with Jim Nichols, Gerald Duncan and Tom Elms competing this week for the sec ond spot. Stewart and Heck will form the broad jump pair. The relay will be the final event, with the Cubs team to be made up of Wetzler, Watkins. Mason and Stewart, representing one man from each class. Other events will include the shot put for Class 3 and 4; the baseball throw for Class 1 and 2, and pull-ups for all classes. Leaburg Hatchery Will Supply Trout For Local Waters Game commission approval of U. S. army engineer designs for Leaburg trout hatchery to be built below Leaburg diversion dam on the McKenzie river has been given, and according to Colonel T. H. Lipscomb. Portland district enginer. hatchery construction is slated to begin this June. Leaburg trout hatchery will be considerably larger than any of the game commission's present fif teen hatcheries. Production sched ules based on hatchery capacity- call for the annual rearing of 500.- 000 yearling trout (6 inches or more in length) and 417,000 fing erling trout at Leaburg. Estimated cost of Leaburg hatchery is $700,000, and comple tion of the new trout producing unit is contemplated for the spring of 1953. Under stipulations set forth by the federal government, all fish produced at Leaburg hatchery will be stocked in the Willamette river basin to offset trout population losses brought about under the Willamette Valley project which includes Detroit, Lookout Point, Dorena, and Cottage Grove reser voirs. and Dexter and Big Cliff reregulating dams. Many miles of natural trout spawning and rear ing areas are being covered by the fluctuating reservoir waters. The Cottage Grove high school golf team will' enter the state meet at Albany Friday and Sat urday, May 9 and 10. Virgil Kingsley, ¡olf coach and state tourney chairman, will accom pany the team.« - In number one spot will he Mal colm Scott, with Gary Anderson number two man and Bob Seder gren number three. Fourt|f man for the tourney wall be pukoji this week after several rounds olrplay. Vying for the spot are Guy Han cock. a junior, and Gary Abeene, Jerry Sears. Francis Hite and Joe Crepeau, all freshmen. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kingsley said this was a build ing year for the* golf squad, with IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF a number of freshmen out for the THE STATE OF OREGON team. Last year the squad finish FOR LANE COUNTY ed 9th in the state meet entered In the Matter of the Estate of by 18 schools. In 1950 Bob Gasper CLARA A. PARSONS, Deceased I was medalist for the tourney. NOTICE is hereby given that LEONARD E. ZINIKER has been duly appointed as Administrator of the estate of CLARA A. PAR SONS, deceased, by order of the Circuit Court of Lane County, Oregon. All persons having claim against the Estate are required to present them with the proper vouchers to the Administrator at the office of THWING & SPEN CER, First National Bank Build ing, Cottage Grove, Oregon, with in six (6) months from the date of first publication of this Notice, April 17, 1952, LEONARD E. ZINIKER, Administrator THWING & SPENCER Attorneys for Estate 36-5tc-40 • LEGAL NOTICES CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IF ITS TRANSPORTATION Complete Line In Transportation. Finest in everything by land or sea. If you want to go by air, we’ll arrange that too. » i Chris-Craft Boat Kit. « Martin Outboard Motors NOTICE TOCREDITOR8 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned has been ap pointed Executor of the Last Will and Testament of NEWELL P. GLEASON, Deceased, by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, and with proper vouchers, as by law re quired, to The First National Bank of Eugene (Oregon), within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice. First publication May Sth, 1952. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE (OREGON), Executor. HERBERT W. LOMBARD,- At torney. 30 5t-43 B simplified bookkeeping TAI »cats BOOK» | for All Type» .1 •«»Ine»« i , UtY Tl KEEP-LIUE LUf MHS I Price« »290 • DM • ISM • MJ0 * H«» m I m I* X Panaral McCoy Motors 6th and Washington Phone 64 B m B. 71«, $1 JO Cottage Grove Sentinel Ph. 555 Jack Miller Win Jaycee Fish Derby The Junior Chamber of Com merce fish derby is over and the winners arc in. Grand winner in the adult class was Jack Miller of North River Road, who caught a 1 pound 9 ounce cutthroat 16 inches long. The winning fish was probably much smaller than some actually caught, according to Rob Black- well, JC derby ehairman. How ever. it was the largest registered by some 160 fishermen entered in the conteest. • Winner in the junior division was Ray Higginbotham of Cherry court, who caught his 1 pound 7 ounce cutthroat in the Coast Fork down the bank from the Gibbs Avenue Christian church. It was 144 inches long. Winning second prize in the adult class was Richi Griffith, a high school senior, who caught a I pound 1 ounce cutthroat 144 inces long Second ih the junior class was Ray Mueller of Cottage Grove, who caught his 1 pound 54 ounce trout in the juvenile pool at Dorena. It was 14 and 7 8 inches long. Blackwell said he believed the adult class winners caught their fish in the Dorena and Row River area. First and second prizes in this class were a Mitchell spinning reel and a Wicker creel. Prizes in the junior division were a Phlueger level wind reel and tele scope rod. first and a trout fish ing bag. second. The derby chairmen said he was somewhat disappointed in the re sponse to the contest. Prizes were distributed by Blackwell Satur day following close of the derby on the 29th. More Trout Waters Opened to Anglers A seconlLtrout opening occurred Saturday, way 3. for Oregon an glers in Rogue, Umpqua, and east ern Oregon waters, but Cascade mountain lakes and reservoirs, with a few exceptions, remain closed until May 30. Cascade waters opening Satur day were Odell, Crescent, Blue, and Suttle lakes, and Wickiup res ervoir, and they are all accessible by road. The main Pringle Falls road to Wickiup reservoir is under water and anglers were advised to turn left from the main road near the east end of Pringle Falls bridge and proceed to the upper end of the reservoir. Liberation Continues Eight liberation trucks are now operating state-wide and 725.000 of the total 2,000,000 yearling trout raised this year have been released. Food demands for these rapidly growing fish have reached a ton a day at Oak Springs hatch ery on the Deschutes river. । To achieve a better distribution of trout in the large lakes and streams the game commission's fishery division will shortly place five special trout planting boats in operation. One of these new trout planting boats was recently used to plant 26,000 yearling trout in e McKenzie river. LEGAL NOTICES“ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat the undersigned executor of he Last Wil! and Testament bf iANNIE J. SMITH, deceased has iied his account for the final set- lement of said estate in the Cir- uit Court, State of Oregon, I^ne founty, and that Tuesday, the 10th day of May. 1952, at 10:00 ,’clock in the forenoon in the Cir- uit Court room, County Court louse, Eugene, Lane Cdunty, Ore- ;on has been set by said Court as he time and place for the hearing if objections tnereto and for final ettlement of ‘said estate. A. W. WELL, Executor. H E R- W. LOMBARD, Attorney. 36-5t-40 The Cottage Grove Lions track squad finished third in the Lane County "A" meet held last Satur day at Hayward field In Eugene. The 11 Iwai team members placing in events will compete In the district meet to be held May 9 in Eugene. The state meet is set for Muy 16 at Corvallis. Cottage Grove racked up 894 [mints behind the leading Eugene Axemen, with 1184 and second place Oakridge with 1034- Pleas ant Hill won the B tourney, with Creswell In second spot. Eugene set an "A" record with 1:35.2 clocked by the relay team which barely staved off the bid of Cottage Grvv's anchor man, Marvin Hayes, in a half-yard fin ish. Jay Wilson of Cbttage Grove tied for first place with DuMont of Oakridge in the pole vault. Isley placed third, with Malcolm in a three way tie for fourth. Height. 11'. Arthur Wins Javelin The seven member Cottage Grove Rod and Gun club team won the state Journal telegraphic shoot championship in playoffs held Sunday at the Portland Gun club grounds. The team shot a 487 out of a possible 500, with Eu gene second with 480 out of 500. The local team was third In the shoot up to Sunday's match and competed with 25 other teams in the state for the championship. This is the first time the local club has won, having tied with Vancouver for second in 1950 and also having taken second In 1951. Individual trophies were pre senter! team members, and also a club trophy was given. Members of the foam and their individual scores are as follows: Gordon Miller. 98; Everett Ann- strong, 98; A. D. Baker, 98; Me) Whipple, 97; R. L Peck. M; Pete Schmitz Jr., 96 und Leo Rickard, 96. Ray Arthur of the Lions won the javelin event. Distance, 148' 114“. Mrs. J. W. Fbher Other Lions who placed are as Telephon«' 33F3 follows: Hankins, fifth in the 100-yard Mr, and Mrs. Don Pnroz and dash. Hayes, third in the 220, with Creek were re Jim Wilson fourth and Hidgon i baby of Myrtle ' eent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. fifth. Hankins finshed third in the : B. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford 440. t Wayne Sabin of Springfield won this to set a new record of , accompanied their son Fritz and family of Myrtle Creek and 52.8. Old mark of 52 9 set by i ' his Mrs. Fritz Bradford's parents, Mr. Springfield's Merlyn Samples in and'Mrs. Herbert Mason of Cot- 1951.) ' tnge Grove, also Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long of the Lions placed third in the mile. Sloan was sixth in I Mason on a picnic up Row River on< day last week. the high hurtlies. Hidgon was scc- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson of and in the broad jump, with Jim Cottage Grove were guests one Wilson sixth. Sloan was in a three evening recently of Mr. and Mrs. wav tie for third in the high jump. J. L. Strickland. Marlin was second in the shot Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonolc put, with Arthur fourth. Arthur and daughters of Roseburg were was fifth in the discus. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Tonole's parents. Mr. and Mrs. REED COLLEGE FEATURES Pete Tonole. 3 HUMMER WORKSHOPS Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon entertain Fire summer workshops for stu ed one day last week with a birth dents of drama, music, graphic day dinner, honoring the anniver arts, dance, and group dynamics sary of Mr. Kenyon's brother, will be the main features of Reed Virgil and the iattet's son Dean of College's summer session opening North Cottage Grove. June 16. Mrs. A., E. Higgins was host css at a demonstration party at her The Chukar partridge, a native home on Tuesday with 17 ladies of India, is being raised on Ore present. gon State Game farms on an ex John Willian and daughter perimental basis. No open season Charlotte visited Sunday in has been declared yet though Springfield with Mr. WHHan's many of the fowl have been re mother, Mrs. Mary Willian. leased on Oregon rangelands. Robert Bradford of Cottage Grove has been staying at the home of his brother. Frank, while NOTICE OF HEARING his wife, Mrs. Robert Bradford, I ON UNAI. ACCOUNT is on a trip to Canada, accom panying some friends front the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Shrine lodge.| that the undersigned Executor of the Last Will and Testament of JOHN RAY HENDRICKS, some- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS times known as J. R. HEN DRICKS. Deceased, has filed his Sealed bids will be received at Final Account for the final settle ment of said estate in the Circuit the office of the City Recorder. Court of the State of Oregon for City of Cottage Grove, Oregon, up Lane County, and that Tuesday, to eight (8:00) o'clock p.m. on the 20th day of May. 1952, in the Monday, the 19lh day of May. Circuit Court Room of said Court 1952, and will be publicly opened in the County Court House, Eu and read aloud immediately there gene, Lane County, State of Ore after for the converting of the gon, at the hour of ten o'clock Heating System of the City Hall in the forenoon, has been by said Building from wood to fuel oil Court set as the time and place heating, in accordance with spe for hearing of objections thereof, cifications on file in the City Re and for final settlement of said corder’s office. A certifiel check or cashier estate. RUSSELL E. SMITH, Ex ecutor. HERBERT W. LOMBARD, check or bid bond in an amount Attorney, 36-5t-40 not less than 50 per cent of the bid shall accompany each proposal. NOTICE OF FINAL The City Council reserves the SETTLEMENT right to reject any or all bids. D. J. Allen. City Recorder Notice is hereby given that the Cottage Grove, Oregon Undersigned Executrix of the Last 39-ltc- Will and Testament of KATE WALKER, deceased, has filed her account for the final settlement of said estate in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for lane County, and that Tuesday the 3 day of June, 1952 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, in the Circuit Court Room, County Court House. Eugene, I-ane County, Ore gon, has been set as the time and place for hearing ot Objections to said Final Account. CHLOA HORN. Executrix HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney. 38-51-42 Thornton Corners Mrs. Cail Raymond of Walden .who went to Albany Saturday Id' the group of the girls chorus from was a visitor Friday afternoon at ihr locul high school to P*rtlcl-^ the home of J. W. Fisher. [>ate In the content there. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laubach of Mrs. Roale Martin entertained Harvey Road and Mr. and Mrs. eleven ladles nt a demonstration A. B Smith of Lorane route were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and iwrty at iter home Friday after- noon. Mrs. Earl Davis. Guests Friday evening at the The Knox Hill Neighbors club met on Thursday at the home of diaries Stockdale home honoring Mrs. Audrey Carey. The birthdays Mr Stockdale on hl* birthday an of Mrs. Florence Mills and Mrs. niversary were Mr. and Mr* Steve Guy Deedon were observed with Augnrd, Mr. and Mrs. George a big birthday cake at the [xitluck Foster and Mr. and Mrs. James dinner. Mrs. Minnie Hockett will । Rhea. Howard Raymond of Row Rlrer entertain at the next meeting in helped several days of la»* week June, at her home. Mrs. A E. Higgins attended a In the UiBluc garage and Mrs. demonstration party Wednesday Raymond and children visited here at th«' home of Mrs Walt Rhobert. with Mrs. LaBlue. Mrs. Stere Augard was hostess at Eden Park on Moaby Creek. at a meeting of demonstration Mr and Mrs Koss Bradford and agents a» at nrr her iiuiw home »ww one day last .igriiiE children of Creswell were recent week. There were seven of the visitors at the Frank Bradford I demonatraters pracant of whom home. I Mrs. Augard Is one, all of whom Miss Margaret Hemenway, of feature one bra^d of plastic. Eugene, who had just returned from a two weeks' vacation trip to Lon Angeles. was a visitor Tuesday at the home of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hem- enway. Miss Hcmenway is a nurse at the Sacred Heart hoa-! pital. Charles Earl, al»o of Eu gene, was a visitor at the Hemen- way home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deedon and '"¡U children «jumt the week end at Florence. T. A Ward and J. W. Fisher mad.- a trip Thursday to Winches ter Bay. Mis. Nettie Johnaon of Cottage Grove visited Friday with her sis ter, Mrs. Minnie Hockett. 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