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16 Pilles CG High Student Section Two Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 2!», 1952 STARTING POINT . NUMBER 42 Holiday Death Toll May Hit New High '1'1.. ...... — .l»l..n Thousands of ( Iregon driver» will hit the highways Friday to tx-gln summci’s first three-day week end, and by Sunday night the stale’s traffic toll for May Is expected to climb to a high for the year, Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry predicted this week. i Accidents through the early' part of the month have already J shoved the death count to 20. | which means the final count may : hit 35 or more, Newbry »aid. Ijist j year, May traffic death» totalled 33. Three of lite six Cuttiige Grose dancer» who Were premnteil In a dancing recital by th«4r teacher, Peggy Begat, at B:SO p.m., Wednes day. May ÏH, nt the Heilig Theatre In Eugene. Plc tu red nre, from left to right: Sharon Cutts, Glenda Keffer nnd Patty Cutts. Other I imh I girls who will also appear In the recital ure Itar 4>< ll Wilder, Carol Nolt mui Sandra Stein. The » I X girl, are dancing pupils ut Peggy Kegul at Ja< quellne’. Duniing School In « Eugene. Dr. fati A. Menninger, famous i efficiency, ju»t contentment psychiatrist, says as the nation ¡ or the grace of obeying the rules observes Mental Health Week this of the game cheerfully. It is all week: "Let us define mental of these together. It is the ability health a» the adjustment of human to maintain an even temper, an beings to the world and to each alert intelligence, socially consid- othcr with a maximum of offer- orate liehavior, and a happy dis- tivencss and happiness. Not ju»t * position. TAXI TAXI TAXI For prompt and more efficient service, let un know ahead of time. If you're going Nomcuhcre tomorrow— tell us today. Phone 777 ANYWHERE 21 Hr. Service TAXI ANYTIME AMBULANCE 28-tfcxx One reason holiday traffic takes many lives is that some drivers try to cover too many miles in a short jieriod of time, Newbry said. Other driver-errors that can result I In highway tragedy include »oo much speed over crowded. un. familiar roads, trying to pass in the face of oncming traffic or on hills and curve», failing to anticipate wrong action» of other drivers, and the practice of drink ing “one tor the road." Holiday travelers can mini mize chance» of accident involve ment. Newbry advised, If they drive at reasonable »peed» and heavy week end traffic. CHRYSLER FIKE POWER V-X ENGINE GAINING IN POPULAR FAVOR in f orthe HOLIDAY thrift PARADF CrtWRe Clark received the high- est score in the test sponsored lo- | rally by the Tet< hers of Mathe matics. His paper with the next two ranking in order were sent to the University of Oregon to be com|Mired with other students in the state. He will receive an award for the highest score in the local school. The runners up whose pa[>ers were also sent are Doyle Higdon and Charles Moss. Largest CJass Enters in Fall Due to the increasing amount of underclassmen planning to Complete registration figures register at Cottage Grove High for the first quarter of 1952. com- next fall, four classes are being piled by R. L. Polk and Company added to the class schedule. Two for all 48 states and the District hundred ten freshmen arc cxpect- of Columbia, attest the growing j ed. popularity of Chrysler cars equip- An cx(ra frefthrnan EnKlish and I ped with the FirePower V-8 »ociwl science class will be added I engine. In the field designated by^* w <. jj ag ofK> more sophomore R. L Polk as Group 4. covering English and another biplogy class, the higher priced cars. ( hrysler extra sophomore English class eight, showed n gain of K9 percent J wj|( dropped at the semester over th«* corresponding quarter of an(j |a. replaced by a boys’ chorus. Activity clubs for next year Only one other make of car In win N.Rin nrar (hp firgt of oc- this group, one whose production tobcr with tlx* freshmen having is considerably less that that of sophomores second, juniors Chrysler eights, showed any gain third - and seniors last choice in at all and thi» of but four percent. selecting a club. , The me three inn»- other oioer makes must» in the un Next year ’ s schedule will also I group showed losses of 33, 51 and include more exchange assemblies. 77 prirent respectively. | The tremendous gain registered : for Chrysler is all the more re- ! 'markable when considered In the light of the fact that the industry A xvnrdpd Tn FoiIT as a whole showed a loss of ap- MlValUCU 1U rUUI proximately 35 percent in the first Many seniors have applied for quarter of this year as against scholarships and more arc expect the corres|»nding period of 1951. ed soon. In order to qualify for In this connection, it is noted a scholarship a student must show that in the month of April. 1952. leadership, character, ahd service. 61 percent of Chrysler's factory He must also he in the upper one shipments were ears powered by fourth of his class. the V-8 engine. Doyle Higdon received the Ore gon Mom’s scholarship from the I OREGON GIVEN AWARD Universty of Oregon. Dee Ander FOK LIUENNE PROGRAM son received the Oregon State ( iregon’s driver licensing pro- scholarship and Ida Rynearson the gram has been voted an outstand Monmouth Oregon College of Edu ing achievement award by the cation scholarship. National Safety Council, accord Betty Clark has received two ing to word received by Secretary scholarships from George Peppcr- of State Earl T. Newbry from dine College. N. H. Dearborn, council president. The award is based upon the annual inventory of state traffic DIVIDE safety activities conducted among Edith Kcnady, Reporter the 4M states. Among the require Phone 37F22 ments of the driver licensing, im Mr. and Mrs. Ogden of Kelso, provement and control are: Ad ministration and personnel; driver Wash., and their son and daugh examining personnel and training; ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond examining standards; examination Ogden haw purchased the Howard of drivers; driver improvement Lee property and will move here and control; and examples of Ore soon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee and son gon’s drivers manual, written and John are moving on June 3 to road tests, warning letters, and Loma Linda, Calif. Raymond Ogden and Paul Miller ■ reports. are cutting the timber on the When a man is broke it may Ivan Williams place. Mrs. J. R. Ferguson spent the mean that he has gone into the week end at The Dalles with her hands of a deceiver. husband and reports he is im- proving faster than expected. Mrs. Edith Curtis of Tigard has been visiting for several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Kinkade in Cot- tage Grove. She spent last Thurs- day with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Saunders and children Marie and Richard are spending a weeks vacation at Boise, Idaho and Eagle Valley in eastern Oregon. Inez Broughton, nurse at the veterans hospital in Seattle is spending her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Burt. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blodgett and children Judy, Butch and Earlaine of Salem s(x*nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill case. Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs. Case are sisters. Gordon West brought his little daughter Patty down from Port- land last week and Mrs. Mina West is caring for her while her mother is in the hospital recover ing from an operation. Sr. Scholarships Four Important practices pioneered by State Farm Mutual save members millions of dollars over ordinary Insurance costs I • With S i » i » Farm’« original—diffrrmt-inaurane« flan you pay ihr coal of a lotst agrni > talea iomn>ÌMioo only oner. After that you pay only lor Inaurarne, a real uvmt every time. • Careful tirivera ar« the ones Stata Farm alma to inaura... • Scat« Farms unique tern ¡annual method of preparing premium notice« enable« State Farm to gear rate» to mem ber» recent driving record». In the la»t (our year», rites have been reduced more than 118,000,000. • Al! tboe company advantage» are »hared mutually. and die M»inp which rc»ult benefit State Farm member». BOB BAUDER 70!) 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Lots of Lean lb. Swift’s Sliced Bacon aOW/v Little Pig Link Sausage Nebergall’s Best ib. 65c I Crown a \ VBest Patent “ YouMI Like Our Way 39c PICNICS - PARTIES- ANYTIME! Concrete Products Waterproofing, Cecil Beck Motor Co Whatever your (dans for the holiday weekend — perfect pic nics backyard barbecues or delightful dinners at home — you’ll find ALL the fine foods for wonderful meals in our HOLIDAY THRIFT PARADE. Yes — there are values all over our store low, low prices that fall right in line with savings to give you real good eating at real low cost. So, fill your entire food list at WOLtARD’S — starting point for happy holiday eating. WOLFARD'S Prices YOUR TR^ENOL y ROOD STORE 637 MAIN ST. COTTAGE GROVE PHONE S2.19 53 Day
