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Section Two ^6 Pages OSC to Confer Cottage Grove Sentimi COTTAGE GROVE, l.ANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1052 Hiway Changes Obliterate Landmarks Dependents Told Allotment Raises To De Automatic “Sit tight, don't write.” ’Hint 1« the advise of Lt. Col. C. E Myrick, Army finance of- fk-er In Seattle, lo all dependents of enlisted men nnd women In the Northwest who are entitled to In- erraaed «'Inn* Q allotments under the new military pny raise. In the majority of caaea, he explained, these increase« will la- automatic and Inqurlen will serve only to deiay administration proce»..cr Tile Class Q ullotmi-.it consists of an amount contributed by the individual enlisted man, which re mains the same, anti the basic al lowance for <iuat ters, which Is Increased 1-1 percent. The first Class Q check In the increased amount will I m < mailed early m September and will cover August The increase in quarters allowance for May, June and July will la- paid directly to the serviceman, together With his, regular |>ay increase of 4 percent. -lentlMl rboio UOKVAI.I.IN ROSE SHOW NEERS VALLEY ENTRIES Corvallis 1« inviting growers from throughout the Willamette Valley to compete In it» free row •Flow June 7 and 8 Fourteen trophies bonifies riblion 1 awards arc being offered in the 1952 edition of this annual event sponsored by the Corvallis Men's Garden club. There arc se|mnitc classes tor experienced amateurs, for treginnrrs and 4-H Club boys yi girls. Classes for flower ar rangements are included in ad dition to numerous roar classes. Entries must tie brought to the Roosevelt School building In Cor tontuitl Photo vallis on Philomath road and 13th Highway travelers going south will note some radica! street betwAn 7:30 a m and noon <in June 7. The show will Is- open changes brought about in the construction of the Divide- to the public without charge from Anlauf section of the Pacific highway. Old landmarks are ob 2:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on June 7 literated to make way for a right of way down the squirrel nnd from *0:00 a m to 6:00 p.m ing Pass Creek. The Shady Brook Auto camp is gone along on June 8 with the old Comstock store to the south, and a few changes Remember It'» Imponible to have been made at Landon's, once a famous tourist place. Hills will be cut down to size and valleys filled to make way win big stake« by beefing. for the new highway, which will cross Pass creek frequency. Top picture was taken by a Sentinel staff photographer showing a portion of the highway which will run east of the Join Curtin store about 100 yards. The bottom picture was taken a few hundred yards south from where the old Comstock INSURANCE FAMILY store stood and is looking south. STATE FARM AUTO Anlauf । ley, und Allen, cat fishing on the ' Umpqua river a few miles past Elkton last Wednesday night. They Mm. Grace Kirtley spent Tues-! caught ten large catfish. day night and all day Wednesday,! Miss Suzanne Rodgers has been FIRE May 27 and 28. with Mr nnd Mrs i visiting her grandmother, Mrs Toil Kirt' -y of Anlauf. Stigers. for several days on Pheas- Patricia Anlauf nnd her fiance ’ ant Creek. took her small son, Scotty, to the ■ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sands were Bob Bauder carnival In Cottage Grove last presented with nn eight pound. Wednesday night. one ounce baby hoy May 18. They 70t» Main Ph. UM) James Brown, home on leave, 1 named him Gary Stevens. Mrs Cottage Orsw, Ore. took his sister nnd brother. Shir-1 Sand's mother and sister from Snn Diego were up to visit her By Shirley Brown Mis* Dixie Lee Pennock spent | the week end with Miu Darlene Phone 444 Phone 444 11 Perini. Irene Norton and her son. Mike. 11 from Mfdlotd are gpMdtag the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Anlauf and visiting her fa- । ther. 205 North 9th Street Bob Anlauf. Don Dugan and Gene Remington spent the week Cottage Grove, Oregon ; end at East I^kc fishing. We would like to congratulate j Frank Galdabini and Lloyd Griggs % on the job they did cutting the grass in the Comstock cemetriy. Electric Wiring . It Improved the appearance of 11 the cemetery very much. All Kinds — Electrical Supplies RODERTS & DRURY Loyalty is all very fine, but the I! fellow who will lie for you is apt |, to lie to you. FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK The best way to save daylight is to use it. CLIFF AND GEORGE WE HURRY” j i Wedding Announcements and M Invitations — The Sentinel. NEW DODGE 1952 ^ton Three former Oregon State classes will hold reunions in con nection with commencement week end Those are the closses of 1902 which with all classes previous to that time form the Golden Jubilee atbwiation, the 10-ycar-ciass of 1912 and the silver jubilee group . of 1927. Each class will hold a 1 luncheon Saturday noon, June 7, and all will join in a reunion ban quet that night. The school of engineering will have the largest number of grad uating seniors with 207. Business and technology ranks second with 168, followed by agriculture with 173, science 134. education 116, I home economics 71, forestry 61, pharmacy 5-1 and nursing educa tion 9. Of the advanced degrees. 8 are masters of arts. 118 masters of science, 32 masters of education, 3 masters of forestry, 4 masters of home economics and 1 a mechanical engineer professional j degree. SAGINAW Mr*. Kuby Bennion. Reporter Phone MF-4 Mrs. William Purcell went to Texas last week to »pend a month □r more with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laird and daughters and Jerry Tennis spent the week end at Seattle. Mrs. C. G. Keene. Mrs. Lowell Benston and W. A. Keene attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Bcnston's uncle, Charles Becker at Corvallis, Thursday. Claude Lawson killed a large rattlesnake one day last week near Elkton where Conley and Lawsons are logging. Pat Frazer and son of Spring field spent Saturday at the Harry- Laird home and painted the Laird house for them. Robert Bash of the U. S. Navy stationed at Seattle, spent the week end at the home of his uncle, R. P. Bash. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tennis, Goldie and Earl Hayes and Cliff Hiner of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston spent Friday and Saturday at Hiner's cabin at Winchester Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morton, Jr., and son of Vancouver. Wash.; Mrs. Mary Lindsay and grandson Lan- nie of Creswell and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keene and sons of Cottage Grove were Sunday visitors at the C. G. Keene home. Jake Coppie and Jim Abbott were in this vicinity last week spraying and dusting cherry trees. Mrs. Inez Monteith of Brook ings. spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Tim Barnes, and with her son Jack at Cottage Grove. Plez Collins of Saginaw is con fined in bed at his home after being released from a Roseburg hospital where he was treated for severe head injuries received in a logging accident. PICKUP $66-85 per month Those graduating from Walker at Cottage Grove Union high school were Catherine Connor. Steve Martin and Michael John- son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Horn have moved to Madera. Calif., where Mr. Horn will work for his cousin. Miles Quinn is building a new barn on his place on highway 99. Mrs. D. McLaggart of Spokane, Wash., is visiting at the home of tier daughter, Mrs. Pearl Kimes. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaggart and family of Hebo, Oreg., visited recently at the home of his sis ter, Pearl Kimes. Bob Blackwell Phone 405 Cecil Beck Motor Co. 711 South Pacific Hiway Special Agent . NEW YORK LIFE Ph. 612-Y Box 33 * . Shops at this MARKET Cop, A4<«rhi«n fichorg« Inc 195? Live on love? Maybe—but 99 out of 100 husbands prefer food. And what Cupid doesn’t know about that, we do! ta 3-25c Tender Corn Jap Tomatoes Tasty a If you want to be happy, keep your hu*ban<l happy. Feed him what he likes. Give him plenty of good food. Save his money. And you’ll do all three by shopping Calli. here for all your food needs. Our market is filled to lb. over-flowing with top-quality foods . . . plenty of every thing for every meal . . . and every item is low-priced Cucumbers « »z , 29c® Field A ■ Crookneck Zucchini Squash „U9ci an I-arse Oranges of fresh seasonable pro- ,. . ÍMiiiííí lb. the customer at 44oliarci s. r. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE JELLS BEST DESSERT MACARONI DIMMERS NEW WAY to FIX TUNA! every day for BIGGER SAVINGS. 6 pkgs. 25c Assorted KOOL AID PRESERVES Kerr 12 oz. Strawberry 29c lb. 23c Phenix Colored OLEO PAPER CUPS Finer Cold Cupa Pkg. 10c PAPER PLATES Gloss Finish 12 tor 10c NAPKINS Snow Fibre 80 count 2 pkga. 25c PACKAGES ASSORTED 2 BORDEN’S 31c 79c Large pkg. Giant pkg. of this “EASY-WAY’’ LIQUID STARCH / Bluing and Ironing Aid Added—“fresh Outdoor” Scent, (Makes 4-5 servings) JOY 2 lobkipo®"« Itmon |wiw 'h ««F <<"• «w")” Combine cream sauce, parsley, lemon juice. Vi cup crumbs, and tuna. £orm into 2-inch patties or rolls. Dip in remaining crumbs Pan or deep fry in hot shortening until crisp and brown. Serve with chili sauce, if desired. •Prepare Carnation cream sauce by combining 2 tablespoons butter with 3 tablespoons flour over low heat. Gradu ally add 1 cup undiluted Carnation. Stir until thickened. Season to taste. Cool. CARNATION MILK FOR 2 29c ■WMini MILK H-D Brunei qb 29c Liqpid Soap PACKAGES Sta-Flo£Pays For Your FIRST 2 BOTTLES “CRISPY TUNA PUFFS” 1 <vp Hnnvy Cemot<M< Craem Seven* 85c 25c 25c POIND DRIP OR REGULAR BRING US YOUR PROCTER & GAMBLE COUPONS TIDE OXYDOL or DUZ 29c Large pkg. 75c Giant pkg. IVORY BAR Med. 3 for 25c I-arge 2 for 25c Sta-Flo 45c KELLY'S MARKET The Best in Meats Fresh Ground Beef Fresh Our Usual Top Quality From Young V Ï Pork Pork Liver W 59c lb. 39c • TUNA - 34c AMAAwtoXaAXXiAJhXJhi CRISCO 3 ,b" 85c Pure Lard 2 lb. pkg. 35C BETTY CROCKER — DEAL PACK CAKE FLOUR 2 57C Shoulder PACKAGES PILLSBURY — 50c Coupon Pack WALKLK > * • * A Oregon State College An all- time record number of doctor's degrees will be conferred at the M3rd annual commencement ex- * ercises at Oregon State college Monday, June 9. Of the 35 doctor's degrees to be granted, 31 are doctor of philos ophy degrees the highest academ ic degree attainable and four doctor of education degrees. A total of 1197 students arc candi dates for degrees. Of this number 903 arc candidates for bachelor degrees and 204 for advanced degree*. , Both the graduation exercise« | and the baccalaureate services will : be held again this year in the spacious OSC coliseum. The grad uation exercise» will be at 10 a m. June 9 nnd the baccalaureate ser vice« at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 8. Dr. Ralph C. Walker, pastor of the First Baptist church of Port land for the past 11 years, will deliver the baccalaureate set mon Following a Jong-standing cus tom at OSC, there will be no main commencement speaker, but Al. L. Grant of Baker, will speak briefly as representative of the state board of higher educa tion, and President A. L. Strand, after conferring degrees. will ex tend a final word to the class of Mrs. Mary Quinn. Correspondent S445 Down 6.50-16 6-ply tires Deluxe cab Oil filter replaceable element Electric wipers Ash tray Grill Guards MW is the BRIDE NUMBER 4. k FLOUR 25 POUNDS Smoked Picnics ICE CREAM ASSORTED FLAVORS BULK PACK Gallons Quarts You’ll Like Our Way o 59c S2.1 9 Tasty Delicious DUTCH GIRL 60« Pork "'oast Lots of Lean 89« Nebcrgalls or Morrells ». 39c Assorted «. 59c Luncheon Meats WOLFARDSi Prices YOUR TRIENDL Y T00D STORE 637 MAIN ST. , COTTAGE GftOVE PHONE S3 Day
