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Section Three 18 Pages Cottage Grove Sentinel CXnTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1952 BLM Timber Salvage State Safety Man To Advise Cities Regulations Ready University of Oregon, A funn er daily newspapet advertising malinger and radio station presi dent will teach professional ad vertising work nt the University of Oregon next yi ir He Is Willard L Thompson. 37, whose np| «ointment as assistant professor of journalism and ad vertising was approved by the state board of higher education this week He will teach . course work in newspajicr, radio, and agency advertising, copywriting, layout, nnd production Thompson comes to the Univer sity from the University of Illi nois, whrte he has been complet ing the course work for tin- Ph D degree, and doing advanced re- search Investigations In advertís- Ing He has I mtu advertising sales man and manager for the Pt-kin Daily Times. Pekin, 111 , and pres blent and commercial manager of WCRA, EHmghin, 111, on which he su|M>tvised station «instruction Announcement has been made tluit Secretary of the Int« lor Oscar L. Chapman has signed the s|«-il.d regulations by which em ergency short-term access permits can be issued to cross BLM binds to salvage wlndthrown, fin- or In sect killed timber from private lands. Roscoe E Bell, northwest re gional administrator of the Bureau of l.and Management, also an- nounced the appointment of L. B. Alexander, forest manager chief, as regional salvage coordinator, and said the Bureau of Mnd Man agement Is ready to start Issuing the permits. Bell said tin- s|M-cial regulations were written nnd authorized meet the extraordinary n <-d harvest ns rapidly ns imssiblc the timber in huge* Volume northwest which was toppled by sforma, ravaged by last otest fires, nnd hus been now being killed by the beetle The condition but n gicat dlscweiy till Cuast but the hns to I»- made how to get mi at ion exists in tiiliin to work together, peicefully counties. The government < prratvs 325,- (MM) miles of leased wire» nt a cost of millions of dollars Just to handle the exchanp' of messages lietwecn official ngcncicx, says the magasine U S News and World The Incorni' tux of eight fum- iln-x i.lining about $5,000 a year is required, statist |wiy the salary of one at Federal employe«' at this ttma when tlie government has J.500.- i OOO civilians on its payroll. Chief U J. Reinholtz, in charge of the U. S. Navy recruiting of- (toe in the post office building. Eugene, has announced that the Navy is now accepting unlimited numbers of young men for im mediate enlistment. However. Chief Reinholtz said, due to the »harp increase in ap plications recently, the office ex pects a restricted quota soon. He advised all young men who plan io make application for enl.st- ment in the Navy to do so immed- iately. I NUMBER 46 Advertising Prof Hired by U. of O. M l I) «.ICI IT lll-sf <>t ■ .ICY Before„.Hebron Grange Improvement AKE STILL UNLIMITED Shows New Addition After On Local Programs A field representative from the Secretary of State's office will contact officials in every major Oregon city and many smaller cities this summer to assist and advise local safety giouiM, Sec retary of State Earl T. Ncwbry announced Friday. "Saftey group»,'* Ncwbry said, "an- needed to initiate safety pro grams and accident pt event ion efforts at the local level and are the first sjep toward an active, co-ordinated public supported pro gram for traffic safety." Purpose of such organizations Is to air traffic problems, to ad- vise city officials on improving traffic conditions, and to cat ry out pulille educational programs for accident prevention J <) Byerley, with the Secre tary of State's office since 1949. has been assigned to the safety organization program for the summer. Ncwbry said. TAXI TAXI For prompt and mom efficient service, let us know ahead of time. If you're going somewhere tomorrow— tell us today. ANYTIME Phone 777 ANYWHERE AMBFLANCE 21 Hr. Service TAXI 28-tfcxx ----- - --------- . - ■ - STI HIES HERE BOOST El KOPE’M OI TPI T Ol Mil I I ARI MJl H’MI N I Washington European output of ammunition, harbor defense nets and paint has nime in for American technical aid under Top plctun- show» old Hebron Grange hall in state of disrepair. "rearmament projects" by the Mutual Security Photo nt bottom tell» the improvement story, shows the new addition built with volunteer help and enthusiasm of members. The improse- Agency Recently, the United States ments won the <>ra-'gn second place in a state improvement conti st. threw open some of its arsenals Volunteers Work Building Al on • Ax x A Project; X Grange Places 2d in State Contest F'Ç çtffi ELLL v what’s your BONUS WORTH? Jts value depends on what you do with it! So don’t let it slip through your fingers on non-essentials, or get-rich-quick schemes. Hold on to that bonus and consider carefully any plan to use it. Before spending or investing your bonus come in and talk over your plans with a bank officer for accurate, dependable information based on sound banking principles. Deposit your check with us so you will have available cash when you need it. FIRST NATIOHAl BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE The bank that ttayi OPEN 10 TO 5 SIX DAYS A WEEK for your convonionto •'LET’S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER” o,,». RECIAL SALE NEW LOW PRICES TRADE NOW AND SAVE Limited Time Only! 11?5 WHEN YOU Tin HEBES WHERE TO COME FIRST! n Chrysler New Yorker . . . where you will find full-time (not partial) Power Steering! What happens is this ... You handle the steering wheel in normal fashion. But 4/5 of all the work is done for you by hydraulic power, constantly at your command. Also, you turn the wheel 1/3 has dintance now for every maneuver ... the feeling you get of ut ter control is as wonderful as it is new. Even at a standstill you can turn the wheel easily. Now, parking is shorn of its troubles (ami fatigue!) . . • and you can negotiate traffic, awkward drives, and garage doors precisely and with ease. You can double the longest day s drive you vo steer now prevents the car's wheels from "steering back" at you. The course you set is held, at any speed, till you want it changed. Yet, with this 5-times greater control, “wheel feel” is always the &me. Why not come try it? Learn for yourself why growing thousands of motorists say they’ll never be without Full-time Power Steering from now on. Drive a Chrysler ... and Learn the Difference! •• I AND YOUR Volunte«'rs Help Most Grange members volun- > trered to help, and those who' could not gave cash donations. In addition to this several merchants in the locality assisted the pro-1 ject by furnishing liberal dis- i counts and cash donations, among these were: Pioneer Hardware, . FULL SIZC FULL DEPTH TRIAD LIFETIME GUARANTEE THE FINEST CAR AMERICA HAS YET PRODUCED Cottage Grove Sand & Gravel Phone 684 TAX 6.00-16 CRUISER OLD TIRE PIUS TAX Kelly Cruiser FILL DIRT BAR RUN PLUS SIZE 6.70-15 EXCHANGE walls. LOAM McCOY MOTORS. 6th and Washington —— office Equipment and Supplies, Letterheads. Business Forms The Cottage Grove Sentinel VETERANS XTSX "'SX"".'.“ munition pr<xlo ion methods — . I Denmark sent two of its Army j I ammunition dc(>ot civil engineers to the U. S. to study production Sears Building Supply, Nichol's (By Mrs. Forrest Woods) of artillery fuses. A Portuguese Radio and Appliance, Ivan Harris I team, attending the U. S. Navy During the annual session of 1 Net School. Tiburon, California, is Oregon State grange, June 9 to Lumber company, the Yearous A. Woodard Lumber learning new techniques in the 13, it was announced that Hebron hr ‘ manufacture of harbor defense Grange had won the second prize co.npany, and M. E. Carmickle’s ; nets for North Atlantic Treaty of $100 in the state-wide Grange Plumbing Service, (the last trim । Organization (NATO) countries. Hall Improvement context for all Eugene). ' And a Belgian paint group is! Now the work will really begin. Granges with a membership of 75 The Grange wants to make the studying American production or more. hall eight feet wider, build a stage, ideas on protective coating» for With a prize won. is the project lower the roof to match the new items ranging from steel helmets finished? N >. it has just begun. one. plant shrubs, paint every to mine »weepers. Until this year Hebron Grange thing. Yes. the work is just be hall was not a credit to its mem ginning. SELF PRESERVATION Politicians who talk of reducing bers. It looked like some cast-off There is something most satis- fittingly placed among factory about good community PREPARED AND SPONSORED FOR THE PUBLIC BY ■ taxes during an election year ar«' garment, usually more interested in self trash and tall grass. A hole in one work, and gaining this award will presetvation than the economy of of the panes of glass winked at you be an added incentive. Hebrin has as you approached, and the lean- improved its Grange, now it will th«* country. GROCERY to wood-shed at the rear was aim to beautify it. & IXM KERS Dividend Stamp«* J | The reputation of being a good definitely not safe to lean upon. fellow never helps a man when As for the rest-rooms, let us say ADDING MACHINES FOR SALE The stori-on Don-uu Latke Shore ’ they were not worthy of the he goes to a bank for a loan. THE SENTINEL name! The kitchen was a mere cup board at one end. there was no water and those women who want ed to help churned around in each other's way. Drill teams had to line bp in this kitchen, and it was quite a feat to enter the hall in step, after navigating the per colator and the soap cartons. Form Committee For a long time the Grange members planned and talked of a new kitchen, and at last formu lated a plan with a building com- mitt«'«' headed by Hugh Trunncll When the Grange Hal) Improve ment contest was announced He bron decidl'd to enter. Hebron is a small Grange, and its greatest asset is its friendli ness. Its members know how to work together, and to enjoy doing it. Early in January the wood-shed was pushed over at last, ground was cleared, cement poured, and saws began to hum. People driv ing along th«' Blackbutte route THF. CHRYSLER NF.W YORKF.R would look down and say, “Looks Ô-PASSENCER SEDAN like as if they're doing something Wliite nid wall lire» si extra roat to Hebron Grange, wonder what it is!" While the men helped, the women fixed hot meals for them, and even helped with the building 00528418 too. In a very few months a new kitchen had been added. A large kitchen. 2O'x24’. with two sinks, builtin cupboards, and two new hand-finished tables. An ante-room 14'xl8', and modern rest rooms. A new entrance porch was made with wide concrete steps. Green shingles finished the cottage style ever known . . . end up free from arm and You've heard about it nnd read about it. roof, grey shakes on the outside shoulder strain. Rough roads, soft shoulders, Now, if you haven’t felt what Power Steering wall, and beautiful natural fir snow, mud? ... the power that helps you panelling finished the interior does for you, we invite you to try it first in . TAXI McKENZIE TIRE SERVICE 386 Pac. Hi way So. Ph. KRÎ HESSE’S CHEVRON SERVICE STAT. 911 No. 9th (Hiway 99 No.) Ph. 739-R
