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O 18 Pages O Section Two 1 he Cottage Grove Sentinel C<OTAGE GK,A'E. LANE I'I>L'N IY. I,RL<? ,N THURSDAY’, JULY 14, 1955 A BO VE IS s | |( » \ \ \ a l l \ l . I W i l l ' l l O» I II I I Y O U TION O F n i l s s BI II.IH M ,, ii project u n dertaken bv S ears Building Stipplj and C ottage (ir o x e C onst ruction Co. to an sw er som e of their own questions on the m atter. D uring the test, con d u cted Saturday in the lot b etw een Pioneer Hardw are and the arm ) surplus store, S'.j ton s of co n crete building blocks w ere piled on the truss, or an equivalent of 21 feet of wet snow . T he con stru ction held 2 ' . to lls more than w as an ticip ated o l i d it w as estim ateli that an oth er tw o tons could lie added w ithout its b reak in g. The tru ss has a rise of one foot and is .’ I feet in length. J e ts w ill B uzz M a r y ’s P eak T r e k CO RVA LLIS S oaring je ts from th e P o rtla n d a ir force base will fly over the M ary s P e a k T rek. Sunday. A ugust 7. it w as a n nounced here by Cecil Blakely, T re k m anager. It will be m ore th a n flying jets Ariens Jr. tills 12*' wide up to 6" deep — prepares garden without spading, cultivates all season with* out hoeing! W ith "Paring Knife" tines ft does a better job of tilling than any other low priced rotary tiller! 2 h.p. engine. All steel* construction. En gineered for hard, trouble.free serv ice. See it . . . try it . . . and you'll buy ill V ' S & S E q u ip m e n t C om pany 1/2 Block North of KIÎ Depot 117 No. Lane Ph. 146 I though. T he com m anding officer will have a statio n on the peak so he can ta lk to th e flyers. C onversation betw een th e com m anding officer and th e jet flyers will he broadcast to the crowd. T re k ers will be able to h ear the com m and and sec how sm oothly it is executed by the jets. Rev. M athew Simpson of P o rt land will give the invocation at the T rek a t 11:15 a m. before ac tivities begin. Jo hnny C arp en ter. . P o rtlan d radio announcer, will be m a ste r of cerem onies. One of th e e n te rta in m e n t num- bers will lie Red D unning and his hand w ith th e vocal by MC C arp en ter. O th e r ac ts will fill in tw o hours. Irving K rick. D enver, Colo., w ea th er predictor, said A ugust 7 would be "m ost desirable for the 1955 S hrine T re k .” It w ill he p a r t ly cloudy skies w ith te m p e ra tu re in th e low 8 0 s in th e afternoon. S h rin e r m usical groups p a rtic i patin g will be O rien ta l band. A1 K ader drum corps and A1 K ad er band. A m erry - go - round and kiddy - c a r ride will be installed , at tile T rek for the "restless to ts .” Blakely said. I D onations to th e T ic k m ay 1«' m ade on T re k day. T he show is free. All p rofits go to the S h rin ers H ospital for C rippled Children in P ortland. C ontrib u tio n s to th e hos pital from the T rek have am o u n t ed to $125,(100 the past nine vears. P rizes aw arded at th e T rek will include a 1955 P lym outh sedan. Bendix a u to m atic d ryer, W yler w rist w atch, H ornell castin g rod. M itchell spinning reel, a 35 mm. cam era, three-w ay floor lam p, b aro m eter «and diam ond ring. BUY, SELL. EXCHANGE TH E CLASSIFIED PAGES P u b lic A id A sked In S e a rc h in g fo r H olly T re e Pest Do you have a holly tree or trees in your back y ard ? Il so. the s ta te d ep a rtm en t of ag ricu l tu re urges you to ta k e a ”ood look at last y ea r's leaves lit won't he on th e new leavesi for irre g u la r blotches which som e tim es resem ble blisters. They m ay lie sm all o r large. Any suspicious leaves should lie sent to the de p artm en t at Salem , o r to your county agent. T hese leaves may show dam age from holly leaf m iner, first found in this s ta te in so u th ern P o rtlan d on May 25. Holly leaves sent to th e d en art- m ent by a p riv ate citizen the past w eek disclosed presence of I his leaf m in er in th e P ark ro se dis tric t n o rth ea st of P o rtlan d In the so u th east section of m etro p o litan P ortland, th e pest has been traced to the c e n te r of the tow n ot Mil w aukie. east of th e re about th ree m iles and w est to (he Riverwood and R iverdale d istricts. T he s u r vey entom ologists believe < as of Ju n e 17, th e T erw illiger Boule vard extension m ark s th e w estern limit of the pest. Though the pest is easy to con trol. d ep artm en t officials urge all holly grow ers to w atch for it. Many homes have o rn am en tal plantings w hich will he disfigured for decorative uses if th e leaf m iner should he present but is not recognized and controlled. The pest is of econom ic im portance to O regon's com m ercial holly indus try, now grown on about 1500 acres and w o rth an n u ally as high as a m illion dollars. Up to now, the leaf m iner has not been found in com m ercial plantings in O regon; if it should he com m ercial o p erato rs, like home ow ners, will have th e a d v an tag e of co n tro l m easures a l ready estab lish ed in o th e r sta te s w here th e leaf m in er has been found. T he im |x ,rtan t th in g right now is for ow ners of holly trees to help the s ta te d eterm in e the limit of sp read of this pest. Inheritance, G ift Taxes Top Guess O f Last Biennium T A K E D R 1 V E -A W A Y D E L IV E R Y OF A NEW 1955 O L D S M O B IL E H e re'» l lie sm a rte st wav to m ix pleasure w ith business v o i l ' l l e ve r com e aerossl S to p in to d a y a m i go ahead b u y th a t t h r illin g D fil- m o h ile y o u 'v e got y o u r eve o n ! T h e n n ick it u p a t th e fa c to ry in L a n s in g , v lii liig a n ! I he m on e y von save on fre ig h t can h e lp foot th e h ill fo r a w o n d e rfu l v a c a tio n in M u llig a n ! Î BY R evenues received from s ta te in h eritan ce and gift tax es during the last biennium to taled $6.076.142.- 75. am ounting to $1.576.142.75 in excess of th e estim a ted legislative budget of $4,500,000, according to S ta te T re a s u re r Sig U nander. The million and half dollar in crease in collections by the sta te tre a su re r's office is a ttrib u te d by U nander to im proved ad m in istra tive p ractices installed by T re asu r e r U nander sh o rtly a fte r he took over th e office of S ta te T re asu re r. At th e suggestion of T re asu re r U nander. th e 1955 leg islatu re a u thorized th e em ploym ent ot 15 field m en for the in h eritan ce and gift la x division of th e tre a su re r's office. T hrough th e w ork of this staff, phis the continued efficient o p era tion of th e in h eritan ce ta x d e p a rt ment, the goal for th e present b i ennium w ithout any increase in tax ra te s is $6.750,000. W hen re tu rn s of th e in h eritan ce and gift ta x division becam e known. T re a s u re r U nander addres- DelightYalleyCîub Plans Aug. Shower D E LIG H T VALLEY The monthly m eeting ot the I »plight Valley N eighbors club was held on T hursday. July 21. at the gym w ith M is W illiam O lson as h o st ess and M is Lloyd Myers as co- hi stess Roll call Why I Like to Come to Club" was answ ered by m em bers Mines Roy D uerst, Eloyd Wav. Rice Havs. Jo h n Seahlom , Dave H .te, E ran k McDonald. W il liam T u rn e r N orm an M yers l.ee H arrison. Ralph Sears. Roy Stone, Irw in Iberg and th e hostesses. Plans for the an n u al club pic nic in August have been cancelled A reg u lar club m eeting wall be hi ill on the tli.n l Thursday in A ugust at th e gym with M i s W il liam T u rn e r as hostess. P roject for th a t day will be a kitchen show er for the schixil kitchen. Each m em ber is to bring a gift lo r the kiti lien w rapped as ¡y gilt. T he color schem e of the kitchen is red and grey. G uests at the John S ta ld e r home on T uesday evening w ere Mr. and Mis. Ray A tchison of C ottage G rove and Mr and Mrs Ld Stanley and S h errill of lxing Beach, Calif. Mrs S ta ld e r anil Mrs. Stanley w ere g rad u a ted from high school w ith th e sam e class. Mr. and M i s C J. Riddle a rc receiving co n g ratu latio n s upon the arrival of a son, Sam uel W illiam, on Sunday. G uests at the Roy S tone home during the past week have been Mr. and Mis W alden Jen k in s, Gail. M ark and R ichard ol Indio. Calif. Ruth H em enw ay is a tten d in g the C hurch of Chi 1st sum m er cam p at Row Paver th is week. Mrs Jam es H em enw ay is an in stru c to r at th e cam p Mrs. W. A. Hem enw ay of Springfield is e a r ing for th e Jam es H em enw ay home. David H em enw ay atten d e d the C hurch of C hrist sum m er eam p las, week. W ayne Noon, who is staying w ith the Ja m es H em en way family, atten d e d cam p th e previous week. F a m ily Work ill Cannery Mrs. Ida Ja ck so n has gone to E ugene to w ork in th e can n ery again for th e sum m er m onths. C allers at the Ralph S ears home on T h u rsd ay w ere Mrs. Jo h n Rice of D rain and Mrs. Neil Mooney of Rem ote. Both ladies are sis te rs of M rs Sears. Mr. and Mrs. G rille Oleson of M cM innville visited at th e Eloyd W ay hom e on W ednesdav. They w ere accom panied home by Ruth Way, who has been picking c h e r ries a, McMinnville. T erry Kay M yers retu rn ed home on F rid ay evening from K lam ath F alls w here she spent th ree weeks a, th e home of h er uncle, Robert Inseore. S unday visitors a t C ra te r Lake w ere Mrs. Ida Jackson, Mrs. Dave Hite. C h ristin e Eorgey an d F ra n cis H ite. T hey w ent via W illam et te Bass and re tu rn e d th ro u g h M ed ford. sed a le tte r of com m endation to J. J. E c i d e r siq x i v ism nt the division, in which he s ta te d the considerable increase “is due in a large m easure to th e m orale and efficiency of the In h erita n ce and Gift T ax Division, and reflects credit upon you personally." In addition t o the re tu rn s a n nounced for th e 1953-55 biennium. U nander said th a t the tre a su ry d ep a rtm en t has on hand but u n re ceipted to th e g eneral fund a p proxim ately $3.fMM).,MM, w hich will be cred ited to th e present bien • nium retu rn s. Box .538 Heeding home, the fu n ’s just begun* You’ll thrill to •v e r y “ Rochet’’ m ile in your action-pocked, **eosy- going” new O ldsm obile! You’ll find out how really great the going is in a “ Rocket • I YOUR NEAREST O L D SM O B IL E Phone 771 11’ N. Dlh o -x I I DURING OUR ¿'•i -A 'k COTTAGE GROVE Ph. 713 FRIDAY and SATURDAY,. JULY 29~3® VEHN BOOHEK “Ditching a Specialty’ L DAKKEE BOOHEK i I 5AVM O R TOP Q U A L IT Y £ G A S O L IN E Each and every person a tte n d in g our new station during this G r a n d O p e n i n g will receive an envelope containing a tic k e t go o d to r I to 10 Gallons o t FREE G A S O L IN E O u r G asoline is G u a ra n te e d to be eq u al to th e fin e s t q u a lity you can buy a t any p ric e . W e also fe a tu re CONOCO S U P E R M O T O R O IL You W ill R ec e ive F a s t E ffic ie n t S e rv ic e by Courteous A tte n d a n ts Free Candy and Balloons for t-e Kiddies! FREE Orchids for the Ladies (Direct from Hawaii by plane) FREE BOOR PRIZE! FREE Tickets for 1955 Chevrolet Ora wing FREE - 24 other prizes J O IN T H E C R O W D S - FO LLO W T H E T O C O T T A G E G R O V E - S A V -M 0 R DEALER Cottage Grove Motor Co. / P ic n ic H eld Mr and Mrs Clyde W rig h t a t tended a family picnic at th e home of Mrs. E. N. M cA lister in E u gene on S atu rd ay night O th er guests w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. Cai Young of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. S o u th w o rth an d ch ild ren of D uluth. Minn. M i s . K enneth Z um w alt w as one of th e m em bers of th e E a ste rn S ta r who m otored to Jacksonville to a tte n d th e 75th an n iv ersary Jubilee on S aturday nigh,. Among those w ho w en, fishing a, W inchester Bay las, S unday w ere Clyde W right. W illiam N or ris and Roy Stone. Mr. and Mis. W illiam Olson and fam ily and Ronald Berg snent Sunday fishing and sightseeing along th e coast. They w ere a c com panied by Mr. and Mrs. Don ald S chacht and children of Dor- ena. Recent guests a t th e Irw in Iberg home w ere John Eoley and John B ritten of G lendale, Calif. W eekend m iests a, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam N orris were Mr. and Mrs. Berw yn Ellison and children of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. F ran cis H orn spent a few days a , Agency Lake th is week. L ari P eterso n is a tten d in g sum m er school a, th e U niversity of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. D an C am eron of S eattle, W ash , an d Mrs. Lydia C am eron of Eugene w ere visitors at the W illiam T u rn e r home over the w eekend. Mrs. Lydia C am eron is th e m o th er of M rs W il liam T u rn e r and D an Cam eron. C arrie Lou S h errill and N ath an W ay are a tten d in g th e Youth G range sum m er cam p n e a r Bend th is week. Mrs. R. P. A ugenstein and Jim my are spending this w eek a, A sh land. ROCKETROUTE I SEE I Bv Mr». Key I., » lo n e P hene 111 lli.i 351 PA ( II l( IIIV\ n so. S E A R C H L IG H T PHONE 130