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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
o 0 o O O o Section Two 16 Pages The Cottage i Grove Sentinel N. Douglas Grange To Meet Oct. 22 By Mrs. Ruby Meacham Phone MSR4 CURTIN The North Douglas Grange will hold a regular meet- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1954 at 8 ing Friday, October COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, ORI o'clock. The meeting will be a short one with a social evening Oregon Charter following. An interesting program Day October 19 is planned. Each family is asked to bring a pie for refreshments. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Eugene. (Speciali Mote than UM) The North Douglas H E. club delegates from colleges and uni- will meet at the grange hall Thurs. I versifies of the nation and from day with a potluck at noon. All learned and professional societies members to wear aprons or jeans attended the University of Ore- and bring mops and brooms to fon’s first Charter Day and the give the grange hall a gixxi clean inauguration of Dr. O. Meredith ing. F A Wilson as ninth president of the The Pass Creek Home Extension By Vinal Jr. and R um university. The events were held Unit will meet at the grange hall concurrently on October 19. Wednesday. Ck-tober 27. Everyone Have you lost anything lately? Preceding the inaugural cere is urged to attend. The art of losing things isn’t the special province of absent-minded mony, which was held in Mc- Mr and Mrs. Jasper Fields of professors. In fact, it is the world i Arthur Court, the inv ited delegates New Plymouth, Idaho, are visit- 1 and the faculty marched in aca ing Mrs Fields' son. J. D. I Take wide habit which keeps lost and ' and wife. They arrived just in time found agencies busy from Paris demic processional across the cam pus. Marshalling the procession to help Drakes move, as they have to Pakistan. was Or. Pau) R Washke, traded their trailer house in on a The fiery citizens of Majorca. fegsor of physical education. Hood home It is known as the Albert who lose tempers with little ef i colors of the representative insti- Tono li place at Divide. fort, take a dim view toward los- tutions of the degrees of the par Mr. and Mrs Ralph Marvick ing anything of material value. tieipanfSi and of the faculty had v< ry good luck salmon fishing I If a Mallorquín loses an umbtella, ma(je this processional one ol the on the Umpqua river the other he takes off from work until he | most brilliant ever held on the day. finds it. The English, on the other campus. Pvt Albert Goins came home hand, are the world s calmest and The processional was held at last weekend from Fort Lewis. most accomplished losers. 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Earlier Wash for a weekend of hunting, The Germans lose with a flour events of Charter Day were a but without any luck. - Guthner pnoto ish, the most forgotten item being speech by Dr. Julian Huxley. En Mr and Mrs. Norman Suiter leather satchels containing n o t glish biologist. Dr. Clarence Faust COTTAGE (¡ROVE GIRI. MOI TS from troops 8'1 and 90 strike left Sunday for the coast to stay master plans for world conquest, of the Foundation for the Ad up » typical H PA pose M the girls work tor their conservation badges, overnight and also to pick huckle but the owner's lunch. The Swiss vancement of Education, deliver a project started in Day ( amp. The scouts arc planting a cover crop berries are versatile losers, the lost and ed the inaugural address; speak Mr. and Mrs. E E. Remington on an ana laid ban- by highway const nation about one half mile south ¡returned from a hunting trip to found office in Geneva being be er for the Charter Day dinner in sieged with a stream of callers the evening was Dr. Zechariah Of the reservoir. Troon 90 is headed by Mrs. Bruce Lansbery anil troop eastern Oregon where they got searching for everything from den Cha fee, Jr., of Harvard's law HI by Mrs. Xordelle Wilder. ¡■several geese and ducks. school. tures to a complete skeleton. Deposits for the 69 banking of- The most absent-mindc-d gentle •es on Septeml»er 30 were $722.- Nixon to Visit Oregon man of all, however, is the Cana loans SI’S State College Oct. 26 dian tourist who stopped for gas were $798,061,329. at an American service station. All three figures are new all-time yjce President Richard M. Nixon An increase of more than $135 highs for the September 30 [»eriod, will make a public address Octo- The bemused Canadian rolled up in his home driveway before he million in First National Rank Stephenson reports. ! ber 26 at 1 p.m. in the Oregon discovered that he had left his of Portland deposits during the Over September 30. 1953, total । State college coliseum and resi- I wife and three children waiting oast 12 months was revealed in deposits for the statewide system dents and high school students ' patiently, and we presume quite ‘ the bank's September 30 quarterly have increased $135,945.240. loans from surrounding communities sleeply, at the gas station on the I statement of condition, hank pres- have increased $43,200.125; and have been invited to attend by American side. i ident C. B. Stephenson reports. resources have increased $153,- college officials. j The talk will he one of only I Quarterly statement of condi- 397 494 One thing you’ll never lose, at RANDALL and WOOLCOTT, is INSURANCE : tion figures for the Cottage Grove ' Since the September. 1953 quar- two stops planned in Oregon by MONEY! You'll find we can SAVE branch of First National show teriy statement of condition, the the 4 -year-old national leader. OS( Nlxon '"11 8° to I ort- you you disappointments, । that on September 30. 1954. de- First National organization has 1 minutes and save you money . . ■ l posits at the branch bank were increased by twenty banking of- .. ........................ The vice president is scheduled so don't LOSE any time coming ! $8.976.697 and loans were $2,038,- fices. This includes 18 former af Bob Bauder I 947, according to branch vi c e filiated banking offices which be to arrive by plane from Pocatello. to 41 South Sixth Street for ALL 709 Main 1’h. UMI BUILDING SUPPLIES AND I president manager H. E. Eakin. came branches on February 8. Ida., shortly after 11 a m. He will SERVICES. th<- First State Bank of Walport he greeted at the airport by Gov Pau] Patterson and other which was purchased July 26, and ernor state leaders along with OSC and । Russ Vinal the recently established Halsey Street branch just cast of the Corvallis officials. Nixon will be the highest-rank Portland city limits. ing government official ever to; visit OSC while in office and cam Building Service OCE REGISTRATION gains pus officials are making plans to Dr. Roy E. Lieuallen, Registrar handle a near-capacity crowd in ALL TYPES at Oregon College of Education, the coliseum. Nixon's visit here comes just * announced Friday that, at the REFRIGERATION AND MOTORS close of registration, the enroll two years minus two days since Al TOMAT1C AND EASY SPINDRY WASHERS Phone ment for fall term stood at 651, his election to the vice presidency. 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