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16 Pit tfcs Sc; “,,n Two Drivers Reminded Of School Speeds v-'Ot tu^C Grove Sentinel tX ri-IA l.K GROVE, LANE < '( H'N I Y, ORtXjON THURSDAY A IM 1ST 28, 1992 NUMBER 2 87th Oregon State Fair Opens * Mkh Rei»rt ®t At Salem 30th tor 8-Dav Run f0' " 1 Proi" '" Stale safely officials opened the annual back-to-school safety cam pah*n this week w ith a warning to motorists about speed In school zones. Captain W alter Lansing, head of the Secretary of State's tra ffic safety division, said many drivers exceed school zone designated speed s i g n s during summer mouths, and tail to readjust sjx-cd when schools reopen. The deslg nated speed for school areas Is 20 miles an hour. < There wa» an unaettlcd under - S A L E M iS|M'ctali In a »riling I In fonda, Mr» Gladys Turiihull, ' •<’hc lu Ihc W illa m e iir valley »aw- oi tuiatel -colored building». Ih r | manager, ha» arranged a numia-i l"g m arket during the week end- H7th Oregon State Fair, bnaatlng of outatandlng demonstration» by ’ *” K August 23 hut prices held one <>l the greateal all around ex ' representallve» of the country'» I “ bout steady. A large supply of IMmitinua o( llvoatock, poultry, 4-111 leading appliance ami f<xxl manu- •<><». heavy null production, and a and EEA, county, anil commercial facturer». In addition, entries In aearclty of rail car» were weaken- ealithitN In II» long history, will ihe various clax»iiieatl<>ri» show ing Influences In the log market. Safety llnblts o|>rn here on Saturday, August 30 that the de|Hirtmeni w ill la- O ther forest products were gener l-xnslng also said patents should for *1» annual eight (lay run crowded, showing the bounty of ally unchanged, according to the begin training first-year school In llvestia'k, the picture I», ac Oregon and the skill of Oregonian weekly! farm forest product» m ar children In safe walking habits, cording to Mrs. Viva Poorman, hii housr-wlves. ket report prepared from data such as obeying traffic signals or imrlnlendent, that outstanding ani An Inleiest center for the agri supplied by the State Board of police officer direction, and stay mal» from all over the west will cultural-minded will I n - the $500,. Forestry to the OSC Extension mg on curbs until tra ffic is la- n I io w ii In competition lor the <»si display of tin- latest In farm Service cleared at intersections. $73,(ssi m premium» and award» machinery, equipment and appli S A W I/X J S Ih-mand for saw- "Unfortunately," he said, "acci made by the fair. ances w ill overflow the machinery logs was a little »lower but W il «lent prevention campaigns scent In |»iultry, K I Jennings, »u- area lamette valley mill» paid $38 to to have little ap|x-al to the public la-rlntrniient. promise» a display -tinge It «-rue 847 a thousand for No 2 second- as no one gets excited about acci of bird» and rabbits hitherto un- On the entertainm ent »l<le of growth sawlogs. mostly around dents until some child or a mem equaled In ttie annual event the 1932 exposition, will be fen- $4(1 No. 3’» were mostly $33 to her ol his fam ily 1» killed or »e tiarilen Entries tures galore, according tu J<a- $’*8 Camp run logs were $38 to riously Injured In one." In the llo ia l department, »|a-clal Sim eial. manager of feature at- 842 Eight-foot logs were in stinng Serious consideration of the garden entries are being arranged tractions Topping the list, is the demand nt $14 to $18 a cord or safety problem, and individual e f for the eight day run O ther types night stage revue, playing all eight 534 to $38 # thousand. forts on the i-art of parents and of floral entries w ill la* outatand- nights before the grandstand au- Old growth Douglas fir sawlogs motorists could eliminate many Ingly colorful and profuse as indi dlences. title«! 'Fun Inm r|s>ratrd " i ranged from $33 to $00 a thou- For the rodeo minded, a special! sand, according to grade River hazards to school children each cated by Mrs Claude M iller, man fall, I-ansing said. ager of thia division A flood ot treat is In store with the ap|a-ar- prices for No. 2’s and 3's were Ijis t year, 10 children of school entries In tla- textiles division has ance of the Christensen Brothers gem-rally at OPS ceilings. Peeler age were listed as |a*destrian fa Mrs A J. I Minian, superintendent, of Eugene. W ith a goal of $9300 logs brought celling prices of $83 talities In Oregon. and her »taff busy w ith recording in cash and a $.'500 State Pair $100 and $110 In the northern and and arranging for proper display trophy, the West'» leading cow- central valley, and $75, $85. and NEW GENERAL AGENT of ail the expected article» of (toys w ill isim|>ete for world's $100 -*t Eugene Ni-w General agent for Union handicraft. championship points, liased on M ill operator» were pointing out Pacific Railroad at Eugene is John |s>lnl for each dollar won the growing weakness in the fir E. Atherton His appointment was lumtx-r m arket and Inclined to go announced recently at Portland slow on further commitments on by C. W. Evers, tra ffic manager. logs and stumpage at recent Atherton, a natice of San F ra n prlees. cisco, succeeds Alan H Taylor, who There was s o m e demand for advance, to general freight agent hemlock, w hile fir, and cedar and at Denver, Colo. „ „ , . . .. . , Ph»e sawlogs In I-nne County at («overnor Douglas McKay and prices ranging from $30 to $37.5t Secretary of Stale Earl T New » thousand bry this week issued a warning to P U L P W O O D : Demand for pulp- Oregon drivers planning t r i|» dur- wood w a , very limited Unpeeled ing the luibor Day week end hemlock, spruce and true firs were In a |« ln t statement the two of- $ n to $17 « cord Unpeeled Doug tlclals culled for Increased driving |n» fir brought $14 to 815 Popularity of automatic clothes caution, and said speetlers and im- j PO LES A N D i ’l l IN G - Most ^ n a T ' ?r ‘ eT.r* . U* UT!ly C,U“ ’ V,llpy r>ole ' ' ,rds '‘ «‘t e ’ tot taking driers is growing w ith such en Every used car In our stock re holiday tra ffic trouble poles and piling under 50 feet An thusiasm that conservative esti duced for quick sale and we In heavy holiday tra ffic the occasional yard took peeled pole» mates by industry spoki’smen have some fine late model, lijw statement said, "any s|tecd Is po- 'down to 40 feet nt 17 cents a Im- indicate there w ill be l.tJBO.OOO of mileage, clean Used cars as well lentlnl y dangerous, but high eal f.x.t, and 20 t„ 40 foot iircled these home aids in use by the end as excellent values in older s|-e d less, ns th.- chance for sur pj|tng at 25 rents Flfty-foot lank- of 1952 and 10,000.000 by 1952. cars Saving of time and labor and the viw»! m < a*c an accident occur».“ te» generally ranged from IK to rite o ffic ia l, -Sid they feared a 28 cent, a had. with longer pole» hafqiy advantage of lieing able to 51 Pontiac < hirflnin Ih-lux tra ffic death toll over the up , o 45 r e n t s Premiums for dry clothes any time without re Sedan with Hytlrunial- high week e n d could ------ ------- ----------- *- 1 preled poles ranged from 1 to 9 gard to weather aie factors in the start Septembei Ic Drive acceptance of the automatic on the way to becoming the worst cents a foot at various vards. clothes drier. Clothes are dried in traffic-killing month of the year H A R D W tK iD S Alder ash and 50 Pontiac Chieftain Dclux t year, tliey ,a>int<*d out, Sep- maple brought $32 50 to $34 a clean, heated a ir where no soot Sedan with llydramat- Ijis temher gained • that * " * doubtful dis- -*■ thousand In t h e Portland area can touch them. Ic Drive fin itio n w ith 51 tra ille deaths 1 Cottonwood |icelcr logs brought Early 'Bugs Kllminatrd Disadvantages of some early $40 a. thousand at M ilw aukie and I!) I’ni kiird Ih-lux H Sedan, model drith-s have been eliminated i.iuabam One Lebanon m ill paid with overdrive 111 the 1952 model drier added to $33 for alder and maple There the home appliances manufactured 17 Pontine K Convertible was no hardwood m arket In the by a leading firm . Excess ro-m The Joint exercise recently held Eugene area moisture, lint from tumbled fabrics 12 Chevrolet FI, Aero Sdn with the m ilitary was described by and heat In the laundry room have State Civil Defense Director Jack been controlled in this drier w ith II Chevrolet Special D /l. A llaycs as th«- nxisl worthwhile out expensive outdoor venting S|M»rt Coupe project yet undertaken In civil dc- Built in the drier, which match n 11 Ituick Special Sedan es the manufacturer's washer in O ver 100 pet sons, from key civil The battle to defeat polio is be design, is a new filtra to r conden 3!l Ituick IB S| m - c . Sedan, I defense official to volunteer steno ginning to make headway, it was ser This device removes both grapher» and messengers, manned IB .Motor. the control center «luring the two revealed In the 14th Annual Re moisture and lint. Fresh room air flow ssiver the condenser continu S!l Dodge li Sdn, 17 motor ilays. In addition, sub-control port of the National Foundation ally, keeping it cool, as the lint- c«nicrs ol seven counties and tK«< for In fa n tile Paralysis, released laden warm moist a ir from the IB Pontine li 2 Door, clean • itv -it Portland w,ere at t’lv ited recently. Despite the Increasing preva drier passes through the filtra to r ’ Washington and Oregon w ete the and other»— only states to have |«x-al particl- lence of the disease, the report tubes. Lint is trapped as the I si t Ion Hundred, of messages were struck an optimistic note. Basil moisture condenses. OPEN ALL DAY This moisture then diains into National Foundation received anti <ll»|«tched over tele O ’connor, SATVKDAY phone, T W X machine anti short president, pointed out that during i tray below I f desired, a flex- CM)SED MONDAY wave radio as service chiefs solved 1951 there had lx-<-n "substantial able drain tube may be attached various theoretical w ar problema. accomplishments in virus studies, to a provided connection to carry IX »W C O ST C.MAC T E R M S new test tuix- victories that pre collected w ater to a floor drain. and wc w ill T R A D E if w«- can Lint removel from the filtra to r sage the coming of a direct and gel your car so it ia g«sal value specific attack upon (Miralytic is done monthly, oftener if needed for the next buyer when chenille spreads or fluffy polio in man himself." For the first time, 1951 saw lab cotton rugs are dried. Emptying N E W CARS oratory findings tested in the of the moisture tray w ill vary New P o n tia c arc beginning to field Pilot field tests of gamma with the efficiency of the washer conic In again Maybe we can globulin a substance which may used with it. \Vh«*n used w ith the deliver you one quicker Ilian prevent paralysis in ixvlio took same manufacturer's w a s h e r , you think W e an- now taking place in Provo, Utha T he results emptying the pan once a week is orders f o r Ea.-lory Delivery. encourage full-scale tests just recommended in normal use. Take a trip and save. completed in Houston, Texas and Variable Heat Provided front the Tim ing and heat controls are Sioux City, Iowa. located on the back panel. Up to Many Individuals have, like un M5 minutes of drying time may be Just North ot Main St, on cut diamons, shining qualities allow-f-d The machine may be stop- Highway !»!• p«*d to add or remove clothes w ith beneath a rough exterior. U S No. nth Ph. 555 C ottage Grove, I’ll. 19 —Juvenal out changing the setting. A vari able heat control is marked for medium, high and low settings as well as fabric classification to elim inate guess w ork for the prop, er tem perature setting a particu lar m aterial demands. IYoor and loading port into the tumbling drum are located high enough to peim it a clothes basket to be placed directly below. The door swings back flush w ith cabi net sides allowing loading from either side. Porcelain enamel finish inside and out prevents rust, ing or corrosion. Heating tubes are sealed in to obtain maximum results and avoid any exposed electrical connections. You tire cordially invited to avail yourself of our private dining room facilities An ozone lamp in the drying com partm ent stays on while the dryer for your next party. is operating to give clothes a fresh, outdoor a ir smell. To learn the name of this d rier and for additional details see W IC K S E L E C T R IC , 48 N o rth 9th. Tele phone 337. for WINGS LABOR DAY FOOD VALUES DIXIE CUPS Cold Drink PLATES Bulk — Glazed NAPKINS Silk — 80 Count WAX PAPER Diamond OILVES Lindaav Ripe Selects PICKLES Hunt Dills SANDWICH SPRED Best Foods VIENNA SAUSAGE Rath New Clothes Drier Tops C D - M ilit a r y T e s ts N a m e d S u c c e s s fu l B a ttle to D e fe a t P o lio P ro g re s s e s O rd e r Y o u r Christmas Cards It’» a picnic! — Picking every thing your family like» f o r 9 wonderful h o l i d a y - weekend meal» when yon do all your food hujing at WOLFAKD*S! Pick super value» for thrilling anil filling picnic lunche» . . . or big bargain» for barbecue treat» . . . or best buy» for delightful din ner» at home. We've everything you like—and everything’» low- priced to »ave you money — big money — on your entire food order. Picnic Plaasers Warning Is Issued To Holiday Drivers LABOR DAY CLEAN-UP PICNIC^ ^ £ 0 for / h StifCty DflVC IOC dozen 10c 2 25c 23c 19c 24-oz. 35c Pint 39c Can 19S pkg. ib ,. 1 2 3 -ft CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY New ROYAL! Self-Service Producé Medium Size Fine (Qualify CANTALOUPE TOMATOES 2 ». 19c North wi*»t Grown h 98c Ib. Table <¿ueen 2 M IR A C L E W H IP Ib. OLEO PR E S E R V E S VELVEETA PANCAKE S Y R U P Lumberjack Giant Pkg. i î oz. 43C Z4 oz. 3 5 c 4c T O IL E T S O A P 7c S H A M P O O Woodbury S O A P Woodbury — Bath Size Bar Jergeas Holiday Brand r*rawbe"”v Sunny Jim Case of 12 - 12-oz. jars 50c Size 5C 29c 2 for 1 9 c 2 «» 39t $ 3 .2 9 A MEAL WITH MEAT ! 15$ 1 serving—serves 2 CHEF WHITE KING AA CW Z-Ib. loaf 49c 98c 85c 2’z »>. 3 5 c it s soap : I.arge Size 13c pus . Quart PR E M C O F F E E MaiuUnc’» 1G lb. lug WATERMELON SDUASH 10C Each INSTANT PUDDING A 2 for 1 Deal 3 Flavor» .WMKE CQ Uw 29c NOW ALBEE PONTIAC C o tta g e G ro v e S e n tin e l FAMOUS FOR FOOD W e h a v e e s ta b lis h e d a re p u ta tio n f o r d e lic io u s ly p r e p a re d fo o d — T h e o n ly p la c e in th e a re a w h e r e you m a y o b ta in y o u r c h o ic e o f C h in e s e o r A m e ric a n fo o d . HOURS— WEEKDAYS 11:00 A. M, to B:00 A. M. FRIDAY - SATURDAY 11:00 A. M. to 4:00 A, M. CANTON JIMMIE LOUIE KELLY'S MARKET Q U A L IT Y M E A T S —G U A R A N T E E D F R E S H SKINLESS WIENERS Nebergalls Best Quality 65^ ib. Country Style PORK SAUSAGE Boneless BEEF CUBES for Stewing 88< ib. i ‘ ‘á f r
