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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1955)
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon man is called selfish, not for pursuing his ow n good. but for neglecting his neighbor's. —Richard Whately A “Women aren't what they used they used to be girls!” —Charles Knouse. f by Miss Belle Burkholder. High at bridge was Mrs. .Max Sears and second high was won by Mrs Stan Daugherty. Fiftieth Year Of License Sale P^ge 3 The Oregon State Game Com mission bulletin for the month of March shows the picture • of one i f the hunting licenses is sued for the first year they were required in Oregon. That was 1905 and the ¡hewn was issued to Fred to be PORTS the li- At the time of ■ handled by the coun ties of the state who printed the licenses and forwarded fees col lected to the state treasurer to be put in the game pioti fund. s of the bul- One of the letin recently P> LADY CG Lions Place Third in High Wrestling Schools at Willamei te Relays PHONE 555 OK 556 ie commission. mith of Route 3, . Oregon, still has led to him at the the license age of 18 by the county Clackamas county. T h lice of the Mr Edu New softness in leather! FLORSHEIM Walnut Calf Also Brown and Black Walnut Calf Cottage Grove Lions fared well in the annual Willamette Relays at Salem last Saturday as they picki'd up 71 4 5 points to place third in scoring in competition with 65 Oregon and Washington high schools. like the (\x>s c<Hints lie permission to hunt within the The relays are unique in that each heat of a race is a final and state until December 31. The 4.000 that the FORT SILL. Okla The two licenses were numbered far memliers of the Fort Sill Fish and running events and relays the con 10 and 69. the latter being issued Wildlife Association, who devote testants are bracketed by school on August 22 of 1905. Game com- mission records show that by the their off-duty hours to the prop- size. end ot February 1955. 39,257 augi- agation of game on this 77,000- A 11 contestants competed to- acre military reservation, are gether in the field events regard ing and 22,521 hunting faced with an over-propagation less of size altho divided by two had been issued in Oregon. problem. $21.95 divisions of novice, those who had The deer population has doubled not lettered, and seniors, those Golf Clinic, Style Show in the last year and this despite who had lettered in the event. Provide Ladies' Activities a hunting season which accounted Some of the field events were lannnl. Flor-heun genuine walnut for 233 from the group. Members of the Ladies Golf club long, wearing sessions with the < all is so soft and pliable it actu met at the clubhouse for a goll By Army helicopter count, there ]K>le vault, for instance, starting clinic which was followed by a are some 2,500 head in the present at 1 pm. and finished at 6:30 ally "gloves" the fool. yle show sjxmsored by the herd and that brings things to p.m., as 147 contestants had to be nart Shop with Mis Ralph De- Y CHURCH quite a head, according to the weeded out. imett as narrator. Organ music human way of thinking at the Approximately 2500 high school as played by Mrs Ray Funk, i Artillery Center. and college athletes participated "How One of the highlights Which is why the fish and wild in the events that were run oit by Mrs. Not to Dre life association members are busy on a cold, windy session that held Ph. »39 530 Main I Jaugherty finding foster homes for their times and distances down. WELCOMES YOU The clinic and sty le show was four-footed friends. Live traps The Grovers encountered bad scattered over the reservation are luck in their relay events as two followed by a buffet luncheon. Thirteen guests were the first step on a journey which dropped batons cost them places • —.•.VASTOS played Golf and bridge will take the excess deer to Fort in the 440 yard and 880 yard during the afternoon The put Campbell and Fort Knox. The relays. The locals had a 15 yard ting tournament in golf was won Kentucky posts are short in this lead’ at the halfway mark in the commodity. latter race when the fumble oc While depleting the deer pop- on an exchange. Byron An ulation. association members, who curred finance their projects through gell running as anchor man on the membership fees, are building up splint medley team was edged at the game bird and fish population. the tape by a last second lunge the Redmond anchor man. More than 2,600 quail and 850 by Cottage Grove results were as pheasants were released this year 100 yard dash and new hatchings of both are follows: :10.9; incubated continuously. Stewart won heat, time :1L1: Doug Ballew won heat, time Lake George and West Dams on Dean Castle. 2nd in heat. High Lake arc being repaired and tem Hurdles .Joe McClarnan won porarily enlarged to attract more :17.0; Jim Hewes, 2nd heat, time birds and provide improved breed in heat. High Jump Larry Burl ing grounds for fish. eson tied for third place at 5'9" In addition, the association in the Senior division. planted more than 37,000 trees Pole Vault By ron Angell and and seedlings for cover and put Don Simons tied for first place in some 40 acres of German mil in the novice division at 10'; Jay let. higera and other small grain Wilson tied for fourth place in IS hp. Alternate Twin to feed local birds and migrants. the senior division at 10'6". Discus Hurricane Engine . . . Duck foods have been planted in Reverce Gear and Neutral . .. Henry Martin placed 4th and tanks and lakes on the reserva Jim Childers 5th in the novice Ignition Key Starting tion. i division. Shot Darrell Atchison At Fort Sill, as on all other 4th in the novice division. Army installations where such placed Shuttle Hurdles Relay Team Power to spare for runabouts, sport is possible, hunting and fish composed of Doug Ballew, Jim light cruisers and water skiing ... ing are encouraged off-duty activ Hewes, Joe McClarnan and Jay bent ine I moto in the world's lightest, most compact ities. Both keep the soldier on Wilson won first with the good electric starting outboard. Easy to post and off the highways and time of 1:05.8. which is a nev • Intrai'hureh I.« ague basketball series which ter- hunting helps maintain his skill school record. Sprint Medley Re handle but hard to hear — because Methodist Church, second. Winners with the rifle. complete engine silencing makes it lay — Team composed of Grovr minuted recently were the First Baptist Church, first, anil the Free super silent. Dyna-Float Suspension Ornyer, Greg Stewart, Tom Long >f tile tourney in the upper photo are, left to right, kneeling: < harlcs Broughton, Jim Webb, Frank Sat- floats the engine on rubber shear and Byron Angell placed second. terwhite: »tending, left to right: Junior Hounshell, Richard Deedon, Chester .Nane«, John Wilson and Group Just Has Too Many Deer Friends Hoover’s Shoe Store Shawnee Lady Blimp 291 Pounds Hurricane of Power! Four Big Wrestling Matches Featuring the largest lady wrestler in the U. S. A. Two other lady matches and a men's match. Breeze to Run! Cottage Grove Armory & WANT ADS Thurs., April 7th at 8:30 p.m. fi * Ringside $1.50 Gen. Adm. $1.00 Kids $.65 Advance tickets at Armory, 5 P. M„ Thursday ’ marketplace OF MILLIONS.. • I I I .J J . SMART! NEW! HANDSOME! THE ONE BUTTON CALIFORNIA DRAPE Jake Thomas. . . , . ■ In the bottom picture, left to right: Jerry Tucker, Jim Howard. Ralph Davis, seorekeeper. Larry Davis, league high-scorer, Danii l (Bete) Mi Miirriek, Gordon Kronburger and Lacerne Blowers. Regular players on the team were Jerry Tin ker, Larry Dav is and Gordon Kronburger. Salmon-Steelhead Punch Cards Due Fishermen of the state Atten tion' it is now the time oi yeat I to dig down in your wallet and | fish out the salmon-steelhead punch card which you may or may not have used during the past year. These greenish colored cards expire March 31 and are to be turned into the game commission license agencies. Boxes have been provided to the license agencies i for collection of the cards. New cards, containing room for | recording 40 fish in the aggregate, not more than 20 of which may be salmon, will be issued by the 11- । cense agents. The purpose of the punch cards । is to furnish information regard- I ing the total catch of these fish . and also to determine the number I of fish taken from the various I rivers of the state. Dr. H. J. Rayner, chief of fish eries for the game commission, commenting on the cards stated, i "By returning those report cards I properly filled out. fishermen can actively assist the garni1 commis- j sion with its fishery management program. We are hoping that all fishermen who went after salmon or steelhead will fill out and re turn the cards before May 15 so that compilation of statistics can I begin as early as possible.’’ The new punch cards will he good until December 31 of this year when cards running accord ing to the calendar year will lie issued. CANCER You help both your government Then there’s the definition of “upper crust" as "a lot of crumbs and yourself when you buy United States Savings Bonds regularly. held together by dough.” We are the world s largest con- Slogan of a diaper service in sum r of coffee and coco a, ab sorbing 60 per cent of the coffee Chicago: "Rocka Dry Baby.’’ exported and 40 |>er cent Zipper Note Books The Sentinel cocoa. PLAYS NO FAVORITES ta ALL-PURPOSE STAND litt *49 50 Everything for Men 517 Main Phone 65 WATCH THIS OUTDOOR STORE SQUARE Cottage Grove( EACH WEEK FOR OUR FOR TYPING 2 COLUMN SPECIAL SPINNING OUTFITS Rod, Reel, Line, Reg. $25.00 See your doctor at once if you have any one of the Seven Danger Signals.... 3 1. Any sore that does not heal. 2. A lump or thickening, in th« breast or elsewhere. 3. Unusual bleeding or dis charge. ■***• 4. Any change in a wart or mole. 5. Persistent indigestion or dif ficulty in swallowing. j 6. Persistent hoarseness or cough. > ’ 7. Any change in normal bowel habits. STRIKE BACK AT CANCER MAN S CRUELEST ENEMY w FOR THE KITCHEN ^*10" Special 99c FORD FENDER SPINNERS Special Reg. $1.49 99c plus freight Smooth Rolling Caster« HIP BOOTS Reg $13.95 Special $11.95 • Solid Side Walls *1591 OCEAN CITY REELS Fold-Away Leaves Reel value Nylon Line value Use it as a typewriter table, "TV" stand or work ........................... $4 50 $1 30 $4.50 Both for Only bench. Has a shelf for books that makes it ideal a» a student's desk. Also is mighty handy in the kitchen. Rolls smoothly on four quality casters. Larger and roomier than most tables, it opens up to 39 x 17 '1600 OCEAN CITY REEL Rari value Nylon Line value .... »5 9S \ $1.30 Both for Only $5.95 ’1800 OCEAN CITY REEL green or Cole gray baked enamel finish. give to AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY J $17.95 and strong piano hinges. Will last a lifetime. Oliv* home a husband's word i is law the kind that never seems Mo get enforced.” —J. O. Jewett. SHOP IN your ötrrtTOWN « Special FOR TV and is typewriter desk height. Heavy gauge steel "At The Men's Toggery CHAMBERS FISH NETS Forest Glen landing, at the head of the boat-fishing area on the McKenzie river in the town of Blue River, was recently pur chased by the Oregon State Game Commission as a perpetual access site for fishermen. Long acclaimed one of the most important boat launching spots on the upper river, this landing site allows the fisherman to back his boat trailer right down to the water’s edge Forest Glen landing was obtained by the commission's federal aid department with Dingell-Johnson money which is apportioned to the states from the excise tax on fish ing tackle. I^ne county will cooperate in further devolopement and main tenance of the one acre site, and it is anticipated that trash cans will be placed at convenient lo cations. Fishermen are expected to show their good sportsmanship , bv helping to keep the area tidy A small parking area is located j just across the highway. Inipired by Hollywood! Tai lored with the 101 year expe rience of MARX-MADE craftsmen. Aa you like it . . with narrower lapels, slim hipped, patch pocketed styl ing. You'll like the fine fabric« and popular colora. S. & S. EQUIPMENT CO Phone 116 117 N. Lane ( 1 Block North of R. R. Depot) 616 Main Phone 309 McKenzie River Boat Landing Site Purchased V mounts to keep vibration away from your boat. $7.9B $1 30 Reel value Nylon Line value COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL 116 No. 6th St. Phone 555 $7.95 Both for Only *
