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The Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE GROVE. LANE G 'f’NTY, OREGON
THL RSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955
NUMBER 9
McKay, Thailand
Educator to Get
Hon. OSC Degrees
Three Rivers Girl
Scout Council
Will Host V.I.P.
The Lady Baden-Powell, Chief
Guide of the International Asso-
OREGON STATE COLLEGE - elation of Girl Guides and Girl
Two honorary doctor’« degrees Scouts will be the guest of the
will be conferred by Oregon State Three Rivers Girl Scout Council,
college at its 88th Charter Day on October 26. and will appear
at a meeting at the Erb Memorial
observance October 27.
They will go to Douglas Mc Building at 7:30.
The meeting at which Lady
Kay, secretary of the interior and
a 1917 OSC graduate, and Luang Baden-Powell will speak is spon
jointly
by the Three Rivers
Suwan. rector of sored
Thailand's
Kaset-
- •
sart university, which has a tech- Glr . cout Council, and the Uni-
nical assistance contract with the
of Oregon Student Body
and will be a part of the univer-
college.
I
sity
series
for this year. In ad
It will be the first time in OSC
history that honorary degrees have dition to her role as Chief Guide.
been awarded apart from regular Lady Baden-Powell is also the
of Lord Baden-Powell, who
commencement exercises and the widow
first time a leader from a foreign founded the Boy Scouts and
started the world wide Scouting
country has been so honored.
movement.
The degrees will be conferred
The Girl Scouts, a Red Feather
at a special 2:15 p.m. convocation Community Chest agency, are
in the coliseum, according to planning the meeting to empha
President A. I., Strand. The pub size the International aspect of
lic is invited. Speaker will be Dr. the Girl Scouts, and are planning
Clifford M. Hardin, chancellor of a Cleawox Chorus, a flag cere
the University of Nebraska.
mony representing all troops who
McKay, who was named to the have troop or American flags, and
cabinet in 1952 by President Eisen a pageant as a closing to the eve
hower, got his introduction to ning.
politics at OSC. He was elected
Guests will have the opportuni
freshman class president in 1913 ty of greeting Lady Baden-Powell
and student body president in personally after the meeting.
Mrs. A. L. Crockett, Third Vice
1917. He missed graduation exer
cises, however, because he entered President of the Three Rivers Girl
military service before commence Scouts is general chairman of the
ment. After army service, he set meeting and has been assisted by
tled in Salem where he was presi the following committee Mrs. j.
dent of the chamber of commerce D. Janes, Mrs. R. R. Rouw. Mrs.
and later mayor, state senator Victor Bryant. Mrs. Robert R.
and then governor.
Ferens, Mrs. F. W. Kelley. Jr.,
Suwan is an internationally- Mrs. Don Schuman and Mrs. Rob
known jioultry scientist and edu ert Near, Eugene; Mrs. Spencer
cator. Under his leadership, Kaset. Alexander. Springfield: Mrs. Har
sart university has made notable old Tapp. Cottage Grove, and
growth and development in train Mrs. C. R. Barsby, Junction City.
ing scientists for Thailand. The The meeting will be open to the
university, located at capital-city public.
Bangkok, is interested in most o'f
the same fields as OSC.
OSC and Kasetsart signed”
technical aid pact last year. It
provided for OSC to send a team
of scientists to that country to
The tenth annual competitive
help in expansion and develop examination for high school sen
ment plans and to bring Kaset iors w'ho desire to attend college
sart teachers to this country for and train for careers as Naval
advanced study. Seven OSC staff officers will be held throughout
members are now in Thailand and the nation on December 10. the
nine Thai teachers are studying at Navy announced today. Applica
OSC.
tions for the NROTC are now'
available, but must be received
PERKY'S JAPAN EXPEDITION I by November 19, the announce-
When Admiral Perry made his ■ ment added.
expedition to Japan, the Marines
Successful candidates will start
went ashore to drill and greatly : their Naval careers in colleges
impressed the Japanese with their and universities across the coun
discipline and the precision of try in 1956, with substantial fi
their exercises. The Marines, nancial assistance from the gov
dressed in one of the most showy ernment. After a norma] college
uniforms ever worn by the Ma I education, graduates will be com
rine Corps, did their bit by mak missioned in the Regular Navy or
ing the military displays more j Marine Corps, for active duty with
colorful and impressive to the the Fleet throughout the world.
Male citizens of the United
Japanese and thereby contributed
materially to the success of I States, between the ages of 17
Perry's expedition.
and 21 are eligible to apply for
the NROTC aptitude test. Per-
j sons who attain a qualifying score
will be given the Navy’s rigid
midshipman physical examination
next February. From the pool of
qualified candidates remaining in
competition, approximately 1,800
young men will be selected for
young men to the NROTC, and
SHE TALKED HIS HEAD OF
the college of their choice.
Students enrolled in the Reg
ular NROTC program will spend
their summers on training cruises
with the Fleet, and will receive
$600 annual * retainer pay until
commissioned. In addition to the
normal college curriculum, the
midshipmen will study a planned
course in Naval Science. All tui
tion, fees and books will be fur
nished by the Navy.
This college training program is
also open to enlisted men on ac
tive duty in the Navy and Marine
Corps. Such candidates will be
selected under a separate quota
established for the services.
about the advantages of deal
Applications are now available
ing at Ed's. Sow that we fixed
at all high -schools, colleges, and
their set, he's singing our
U. S. Navy Recruiting Stations,
praises, too.
or direct from the Chief of Naval
Personnel, Washington 25, D. C.
Navy Sets Dec. 10
For NROTC Exam
S^y^y
MARINES DO oi ARD DI TY
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SEE WHAT 1Oc
WILL BUY
On July 4, 1866, a large portion
of Portland, Maine, was swept by
lire and a period of lawlessness
and suffering in the city followed.
Two companies of Marines were
sent and remained for almost a
week doing all manner of duty in
connection with restoring order
and relieving suffering. They re
ceived the thanks of the city for
their services.
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