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**** 4 The Bentlwrl. f o lla te 0 rove, Orogon Thu».. Nov. IS. IMS Lions Win Final GameatCurrin Field Score 7-0 I Our fìr e a t A m e ric a f t £ ~¡ m >tíc*T S «HT -osavo <»VU« ISIO IN TH« Office Equipment and Stippli<<M, Ixdtcrheniln, Huai newt Forma The Cottage (»rove Sentinel Elk hunters in eastern > iregun failed to maintain the excellent fire-prevention record |xx>ted l>> • deer hunters last month More than 70 fires have Ix-en re|Hirted on national forest land hi the first four d a y s of the season which o|iencd November 1. Forest Ser vice officials have revealed. Most of the fires are resulting front warming tiros abandoned by thoughtless nlmroda whoae vigi lance has been htll.xl by tix-enl showers and cool nights Unat tended campfires and carelessly discarded smokes aie also taking their toll. UNl-IVO < U T W T c u w «V IN «««in.*, --- 2?w*a<TON. » o n «o«, o. THa wvwtvwn cwuha nw **-» ro« ««ON 70 Fires Reported In Elk Hunt Area ««i Thc Osttage Grove Lions ended the 1962 football season by chalk ing up a 7 to 0 victory over the .. ... . visiting Lebanon warriors in a i r K ; hroudrtl •< o » r ‘" f«*id carnival this week end. Campbell Friday night. said he hoped to have about 55 Spectators had a real chore in candidates trying i>’ to mu follow where ,, n . . . __. to ieport . for , ; practice. , . '« the me game wnere Following is the schedule of the nuMf of thc time thc p , ^ . ^ werc !* ason enveloped in a fog. Visibility was I Vc 2 St, Francis, here zero in the press box and it was 4 Roseburg, there only those in the lower stands who 16 Oakridge, here Don -Campbell, coach of the could follow the game with any 20 Roseburg, here degree of accuracy and only then basket ball .squad at the high 43 K ll.I.r.l) IN OHKOON 23 Elmira, here school has arranged a 22 game if the teams were near midfield. 2 Springfield here IN «XTO HEK A tX TIIK N TN schedule for the current season Jan But the fog was gixxi for pass 6 University Hi, ------ here The season will get underway with ------. .... ing and Lowell Radway. Grove Traffic accidents claimed 42 10 Siuslaw of Florence, here speedster, made the most of It St Francis here on December 2 lives in Oregon last month. and and will end with St. Francis there 13 Eugene, there Radway passed to a total of 101 state traffic authorities held out 17 Oakridge, there on .February 24th The practice yards; one to a T D which came little promise of any material re 20 Junction City, there sessions will not get fully under- after the first quarter whistle and duction in the death toll by year's 23 Willamette, here end. another which counted in the third 24 Siuslaw of Florence, there quarter The 42 October deaths bring 27 Sweet Home, there The Lions cashed in on a Leba- fatalities for the year to date to 30 Springfield, there , non fumble in the third quarter. 36», just seven fewer than th( Arc and Acetylene Feb. 3 University Hi. there A fter the fog obscured Lion re number recorded at the same tlmi 6 Eugene, here covered the fumble. Radway hit a year ago October's count-may 10 Corvallis, there Ken Sloan for 22 yards. Joel go higher if delayed death notices 13 Junction City, here ‘ Pynch ran four yards on the next and accident reports are received. 17 Sweet Home, here down, then Radway connected Monthly traffic deaths have 20 Willamette, there with J. Wilson for the TD. Marvin roachixl -10 or moro for five con 24 St. Francis, there Hayes ran the extra point. secutive months beginning In June, The T D was the main activity the six-rotary of state's office re Many people who pass for lib for the remainder of the game. ported. Peak traffic killing came Portable Welding Any Place erals are just too lazy to kick. Both teams got within 15 yards in August when 50 persons were Currin field in Cottage Grove listed as victims of fatal accidents of scoring earlier, but this was 1030 Madison—Phone 181-Y will be the battle ground for the No Hunting or Trespassing Signs all. state B high school quarter The Lions ended the season un If you just romemlx>r that fig — The Sentinel — final footlxill championship game, ures don't lie, It's a lot easier to der Max Murray with a five win. tonight (Thursday 1. November 13 four loss record. The summary: stick to a diet. at 8 p.m. Contenders will be I __ _________ ____ ___________________ LEBANON 0 0 0 0—7 Drain, a B team that has made an COTTAGE GROVE 0 0 7 0—7 impressive record in winning the Touchdowns—Cottage Grove; J. district 4 title and Monroe, chatn- Wilson. The Women's Bowling league pi»ns of district 3. Conversions—Cottage G r o v e : 4-way J ie of last week was broken Drain lurs a season record of 8 Hayes. Officials: Referee— Buzz Adams; when Short's Grocery pulled away wins and one tie Monroe has a Head Linesman Virg Parker; from the other three with t l wins season record of 8 wins and one and four losses. Close behind are loss. The Drain coach is Ernie Umpire— Earl Jossen. S TA TIS TIC S l or. the Recreation and Perry's tied Correia, the assistant coach Is Yards gained, rushing_182 110 for second spot with 10 wins and Del Dungrey The Monroe coach f»O<H five losses. is Don DeLay. Admission price Yards lost, rushing ...... 22 9 Margaret Spriggs rolled high will be $1.00 for adults and 50 Net yards, rushing ....... 160 101 shortages ' Yards gained, passing 12 101 singles and high series, l& l and cents for students. 428, for Short's Grocery against Drain’s record record included with a Yards lost, atmpt fwd. passes _________ o 5 M A H Market. In the encounter a 52 to 0 victory over Oakland Total Net yardage ___ 172 197 between MJR and Union Oil 76. Friday afternoon at Oakland. First downs, rushing 10 7 Lorraine M iller scored h ig h and high series, 393 M --------------- -------- . — ..x . IL IT -------- A R a Y a e D E T E C T IV S First downs, passing ___ 1 4 singles, 172. First downs, penalties _ 0 0 for Union Oil. Mary Arne, for the SCHOOL FOR R E S C R IIS TS AS, COAl Tl 'B u rn t O il. GAS Recreation, held both high singles Advance schooling for military Total First downs 11 11 W O O D o r S A w ousr and series 171, and 460, playing police criminal investigators has Passes, attem pted_____ 11 13 i •« •htalwle 9 «aaoau« I Passes, completed .... 1 1 <»6»»ni«n 8 against Women of the Moose, been instituted by the Provost JLJ A six-weeks Passes had intercepted_3 0 while Pft-ry's Dress Shop was vie- Marshal General H ig h !» « A cic n t w ith b u ilt-in Rnbk. Int. passes, fumbles 0 • 14 torious over Daugherty Lumber criminal investigations advanced n d r . F u lly auta- Co. Jean Elfving held high singles, course is now being given at the / ¿ ¿ B \ * \ a m lr alic « • •^ w itin ith au to m atic fuels. Fumbles *______________ 3 • 146. and Maggie Edwards had Provost Marshal General school, 1 /u « f a p ott cord unit bnuc Opp. Fumbles recovered 1 r /ïy r*M f'KKE hterututu series. 391, both on the Perry Camp Gordon, Ga. No. Punts ___________ 3 S in g le or A nPW course will be open only Av. length punts 40 35 tCu n'u ORTHWEST High singles for the evening to officers, warrant officers and Yds. gained, punt & KO ret 0 0 D o ub le r o u n o a v a » u h n a c i c o . without handicap went to Lor- master sergeants who have been No. penalties Yards lost penalties___ 20 10 rainc Miller. 172, and high singles accredited as criminal invest iga- Breasleds C liff say« they'll also burn with handicap was a tie between tors by the Provost Marshal Gen- rorn roba! Lorraine M iller and M ary Arne, eral. have completed criminal In each rolling 208. vestigation courses and have had High series with handicap. 497, a minimum of three year» ex and without handicap, 460, were perience as accredited investiga won by M ary Arne. tors. Qualified reservists interest S TA N DING S Won Lost ed in this course are invited to 11 The line up is complete for the Short's 4 correspond with their military dis I high school A play-offs, which Recreation 10 5 trict headquarters for further de We carry them in wide variety because Perrys tails. 10 open this week end. Coos Bay 5 M J R I No. 1 in the AP poll, çinched dis these are the hard-wearing, tough 9 6 8 OA< NOVEMBER TIM B E R 7 trict 5 crowm by downing the high Union Oil 76 100% virgin wool worsteds that smart 6 SALES LIS TED BY BI.M 9 ly touted North Bend eleven 20-13. M & W Market men want for endurance, and service 5 10 Bend is back in district 8 champ Women of the Moose Roscoe E. Bell, regional admin ability teamed with a well-pressed, well- 1 14 istrator of the BLM announces I ionship, when Albany needing a Daugherty Lumber Co. that seven tracts of O A C stump- victory to tie Bend was upset by groomed look. Sharkskins, glens, tick- Corvallis 21-7. age will be offered for sale in No B IL L REDER QUITS weaves, diagonals . . . all tailored in the vember. The tracts with 14.350,000 j Marshfield of Coos Bay w ill A T ROSEBl'RU H IG H century-old tradition of Michaels-Stern. meet Grants Pass, representative Bill Reder. who has coached the board feet are appraised at >267,- . of district 6 and 1951 state cham Roseburg high school team for the 301 75. pion Friday night while Bend will past two seasons announced his On November 17 one tract with play host to Jefferson of Portland, decision to resign Saturday at the 1,885,000 board feet will be offered which tied for No. 2 in the poll. end of the school term there. A l at Medford by sealed bid. Also on ' Central Catholic of Portland will though his plans are indefinite, November 17 the Salem district meet Hillsboro and the Dalles Reder said he expected to enter of the BLM will seek to sell three i tracts with 750,000 board feet by will meet Benson of Portland. the business field. A. W. H EIX IW EL L oral bids. In Coos Bay on Novem M ilk production has been cut ber 18 two tracts with 10,785,000 “Everything for Men’’ Q U IC K RESULTS FROM by 15 percent when dairy cattle bd. ft. will be placed on the block 617 Main T H E S E N T IN E L for oral bids. The Eugene district ! Ph. 65 are annoyed by excessive numbers W A N T ADS will offer 750,000 board feet by j of flies. oral bids on November 19. 22 Game Schedule Slated for Cage Season This Year 7— STATE “ B” HIGH SCHOOL QI'AItTKK IIN A I. Football Championship Game CURRIN FIELD THURS., NOV. 13 H p.m. DRAIN DIST. 4 CHAMPIONS againat MONROE DIST. 3 CHAMPIONS Adulta $1.00 13-Itc < WELDING BICYCLES - Bowling Tie Broken, Short's 1 heading League $ C H W I N N H W I N N Four-IFay z BICYCLES s c Currin Field Will Be Battle Ground For Drain-Monroe Quarter Finals Cottage Grove Welding Works Studenti* 50c FUEL SUPPLIES CHANGE ...L IK E THE WEATHER! Large Assortment SERVICE AND PARTS Use Our Lay-Away Plan run UIESCO CHAMBERS OUTDOOR STORE ALL-PURPOSE FURNACE JI n o w f| T h e “ P r id e of our Stock” MichaelSgfStern w ith PAGE GAGE takes the guessw ork o u t p a g e -e n d ty p in g l of : Smilh-Corona : World's first PORTABLE : World's fastest PORTABLE * Class A Schools ¡To Clash Friday In Quarter Finals Cottage Grove Sentinel Roberts & Drury 205 No. 9th Ph. 411 LOOK Phone 555 - H E Y K ID S - At This Swell Selection of “ BILLY AND RUTH” TOYS - AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS $60.00 & $65.00 - DOLLS, Ruth, Real Beauty, Toni MEN’S TOGGERY - VOICE PHONES C - BASKETBALL SETS J - DINNER SET < CARBON PAPER FOR SALE The Sentinel — Thank You — We appreciate your generous response to our grand opening last week, Mr. and Mrs. Cottage Grove. J^r* ^ rs> Frank Willis had the winning num ber, 007749, which entitled them to our first p riz e -$25 in cash. __ _____________________ > SIGNS OE A LL K IN D S T H E S E N T IN E L noouhimer SUID6E.SMU0GE 0R6RUD6E! t ® O il Burner Hoppy - COMPLETE METAL KITCHEN - NURSE AND DOCTOR KITS - PLASTICVILLE TOWNS - BLOCKS, Alphabet, Whlrl-A-Block, Roller Cart - PAINT & WATER COLOR SETS - GAMES OF ALL KINDS - DUMP TRUCKS, ROAD GRADERS, STEAM SHOVELS - SHOOTING GALLERY Y o u r o il b u rn e r is a lasting jo y w h e n R ic h -H e a t • There were also 24 winners who received a basket of groceries. B u rn e r O il gives you more and cleaner heat, no tarry sludge, no needless b reakdo w ns. T h a t ’s because - BICYCLES • GUNS R ic h -H e a t is p u re, sweet, d e a n , specially refined and double treated. Its scientific in g re d ien t, S olarite, YOUR C O N T IN U E D P A T R O N A G E WILL BE VERY MUCH A P P R E C IA T E D . WE SHALL CONTINUE IN SERVING YOU WITH THE BEST IN S E R V IC E AND SUPPLIES. protects the fuel system against sludge, rust and corroxirin V n u save, every w a v! T h is w in te r, be o il-b u rn e r h ap p y w ith R ic h -H e a t. I t gives y o u m o re, p ro lo n g s the life o f y o u r b u rn er, ■ GILBERT CHEMISTRY SETS ■ ELECTRIC WOOD BURNING SETS • METAL TOOL CHEST, CARPENTER BENCH b y e t costs n o m ore. L et us fill y o u r o rd e r n o w . We give S & II Green Stam ps on all Cash and Current Paid Rills Gieraus — Franklins M k L 822 West Main Phone 9 Make a list and let mom or dad une our lay-a-way plan to be aure and get the g ift you want. Phone 87 Now RICH-HEAT ^BURNER OIL C O N T A IN IN G A M fC H F in o » O lA B IT I PMOOVCr CHAMBERS OUTDOOR STORE
