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The Sentinel, Cottane Grove. Oregon
Thur»*., June 7, 1*M
Large Attendance Observes Grove's Memorial
Day Services. Paying Tribute to War Dead
ENTINEL
PORTS
i Baker Bay Event Postponed
lisappointment of having
,,,t
postponed, 75 of these
racers left their registration fees
*Old Mother Nature, who has intact and said that they w’ould
IbtablKha,! AUKU«t 15. 15S«
taken a rather sadistic pleasure be back on the 17th They liked
Phones 555 or 556
—
— ’ and with an invo-
in fouling up Cottage Grove s the course and intend to race on
veterans organizations, a move-I Charle
Published «very Thursday at Colta«« Grove. Ore*on
(by J okii GaNo)
?land. Donald
| weekends lately, splashed Baker
Rev
ment that "endeavors to bring the cation
Entered at Cottage Or> ve. Oregon M «econd ciane matter.
o
] taj R< ci eat ion Ai ea on Dorena ¡ The dedication, with Col Jack-
Between 6(H) and 700 persons, American people to a conscious- Mc< 1 m i an. commander of the
cam in advance. No «ubwrlptlon for Ie» than three month.
11 laaamklu Eri
reset voir with drizzling rain
son Graham, district engineer for
including veterans. National ness that the nation was founded ; local Air rican legion post.
I
8ub«erlp' ion rati
'sundas. n.ns-.h.nni; th.. J^t. the US Corps of Engineers at
11 25
Guard unit and Scout organiza upon God.”
12 00
»3 00
I openin remarks, followe •d by the
It Oregon ............-......
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50
I SO
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¡»onement until June 1 » Oi
< Portland, the expected speaker
4 00
tions, attended annual Memorial
Honoring w ar dead, Larson said. ! singing of three number rs by
Oktalde Oregon -------
Foreign rale« on application
ool choir directed by Rich-
| planned area dedication and speed will begin at 12:45 and races will
Editi*. P i . l M-r Day services last Wednesday at "We hold in grateful memory the | high ><
Cottage
Grove
High
school
ath
'hapman
start promptly at 1:30. Mayor
It. C. Martin - ..........
boat races.
Advert lain« Manager the armory to hear and pay trib men who gave their lives that we ard 1. ■lour. with Ann
letes receiving letters in basket -
James Roles .-----------
Over 80 would-be participants. Jess Hill, members of the Lane
Newl Editor, Hhonr» 5Ä5. 55«
might live. If America is to be alas ace npanist.
ute to the war dead.
tjave Cooper
ball
track
and
baseball
were
an
Society Editor. Phone« 555. 556
'oast.
Countv Board of Commissioners
Jack I.arson of Springfield, state great nation, we must carry to our
Fol! owing Larson's address was nounced at the award assembly I from all over the M
Even and the Lane County Parks and
American Legion commander, in daily lives the devotion of Me I the re eital of The Gettvsburg Ad- held in the high school auditorium ; registi led for the
Recreation Commission will also
the key talk emphasized the tra morial Day. It is for us to prove I dre-s bv Bill Vertices, high school last Friday
participate in the dedication cere
dition of keeping America a great thev have not died in vain."
senior The band played a march
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
mony.
Following Larson’s talk, Mrs. i under the direction of Charles
nation by not giving up t ic shin,
T7~
Coach Donn Gassaway present
a paraphrase of the famous words Vera Poore, president of the
ed basketball letters to seniors I
of Capt James I^wrence as he American Legion Auxiliary, in her
Aft« er the armory program a pa- Ron R'ce. captain. Jim Nichols
lav dying on the deck of the I SS uniform as a Marine sergeant of rade down Main street to the Dean Castle Larrv Burleson and
New York • Chicago • Detroit • Philadelphia
participated in bv
Chesapeake a century and a half World War II. read the roll of britl
"departed comrades" who had died I ScQUt organizations, the high Bvron Angell and juniors I.eon
ago.
Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc
These cho< I band, veterans color guard. Haves Georee Woodworth Ted |
I
“Take heart hy the words of since Memorial Day, 1955.
Clarence Como my B, National Guard. and Picknell and Bob Peters. Bill Ver- ।
National Advertising Representative
included
Ido
Lawrence," Larson said "The ship
trees received a manager’s letter.
we must not give up is the Amer Duerst, Leonard L Raisor. Luther member of the American Legion.
Gassaway thanked the assistant
A. Jessup. John A Ixing. George Veteran is of Foreign W’ars and Dis.
ican way of life."
»
coaches for their help in a success-
Morelock.
Frank
Thomas,
member
and
abled
American
Veterans.
Of Interest to Parents
I-arson also stated that the
fill year. He said, however, that !
was striving to find a basis of Company B, National Guard. Lam County Voiture, 40 et 8.
Wolfard’s, Bohemia
he thought the sunport at the I
1 All parents should be interested in the fact that con- world
A
for
each
was
white
carnation
tor
.aai
for peace and asked th«' Question,
At the bridge, a ceremony was games from the student body
placed at the side of a white cross held for the unknown dead at
fliess has at last awakened to the menace of the spreading "Must history repeat itself?"
Play OH for 2nd
in red poppies on the ooened with a prayer by Rev. very poor
Co++ageGroveGasCo.
dope traffic and before the close of the session hojtes to have He went on to say that veterans outlined
Track Awards
speakers
table
by
Mrs
Ralph
De-
Cottage Bowl (Al Isham 210-
(’lev land While the band played
Propane
Appliances
a workable law designed to curb the traffic. Most of the pub "know war, the cost of liberty, Jarnett of the Auxiliary.
Track coach Wally “Chick” Cio-
the famous "Anchors Aweigh” chetti awarded letters to Byron ' 547 Sally McCarty 179-5061 end
results of strife
Phone
92
lic recognizes that narcotic peddling is a federal rather than the Larson
This
was
followed
by
the
plac
hit hard at Commun
Girl Scouts scattered flpwers on Angel). Charles Broughton, Bill । ed the Jack N’ Jill mixed bowling
a state problem, because of the wide spread activities of the ism. stating that veterans' organ ing of wreaths at the base of the the waters, followed by the sound Bryson.
l.arrv Burleson, Dean league season with a 35-9 record,
cross
by
representatives
of
local
izations recognized the Commun Scout troops and veterans' organ of the National Guard firing souad .Castle. Jim Childers. I.arrv Davis, eight games ahead ol their near
deddlers. who pays no attention to state borders.
opponents, by -mashing Grove
Up to now, it has been rather difficult to sentence the ist threat even in the cradle days izations, followed by a prayer by and the playing of Taps by Lyle Bob Earl Curtis Harris, Rav Hig- est
Maid Dairy 4-0 on the final night.
Chaffee.
of
1919
eonbotham.
Joe
MeClarnan,
Henry
head of the ring because the law was not strong enough and "We shall continue to fight Charles Whipps. state chaplain. 40
At the cemetery a similar ser Martin. Jim Nichols Frank Miller Grove Maid dropped from fourth
because the brains of the ring employed the best legal talent the Communist influence
long ct 8 Taps played by Lyle Chaffee vice was conducted at the tomb Paul Randall and Fred Strebe, all to sixth.
of
the
high
school
hand
and
bene
The case usually ended by the peddlers being imprisoned, as God gives us bresth, he said diction by the Rev. Ivan ( leve of the unknown soldier, by Lane seniors- Leon Haves. Don Martin, Wolfard’s Market (Hap Wolfard
Larson went on to mention four
while the brains of the gang was left free to continue his
County Voiture, 40 et 8, with Earl Murry, Ron Northway, Grov 201-496, Maude Funk 179-4551 re
of veterans organiza land of the Baptist church ended Whipps m charge, and wreaths er Omyer, Ernie Rolison, Frank mained in a deadlock for second
Operation. The dope peddling problem is probably the No. programs
the
program.
tions Americanism, child welfare,
Satterwhite, Dan Simonsen. Jun- place with Bohemia Lumber, by
ceremony was opened with were
----- laid
— at the foot of the tomb
1 problem facing the nation because it has spread so rapidly, rehabilitation of veterans and na the The
playing of the national anthem i by the American
legion and j ior Thomas and Wayne Tonole, shutting out McCormick Piling
dven into the smaller communities and it has ruined the lives tional security He also spoke of by the high school band, led by I American legion auxiliary.
\KC LIGHTS
juniors; Dvrol Burleson, Gordon 4-0. Wolfard’s and Bohemia will
the "back to God" movement in
I Colson, Dick Mclntee. Dave Palm- have a playoff for second place
Remember t h e old-
of thousands of young people.
.
time arc light sus-
i er, Garv Simpson. Jim Seitz and next Monday night.
Another threat to the children of the home is the homo
pended by a rope and
Motorcycle Hill
I Darrel White, sophomores.
Bohemia Lumber (Hadlev Ar
sexual, who is often freed after one offense to go right back The Cubbyhole
pulley at street inter
Wayne Tonde and Paul Randall thur 201-580. Joy Woodard 161-
and repeat the same crime. The matter of protecting the
sections? Two char
Climb Postponed
were the managers.
439> skunked Daugherty Lumlx?r
coal rods a short dis
Giochetti gave two special 4-0, to hold onto their share of
youth is a state problem, and few states have made pro
The "Sportsman Hill Climb” awards of his own
tance apart caused a
one to Larry second place.
visions to restrain the activities of the homosexual. He may
highly luminous glow
which had been planned for Sun Burleson for
putting
work
"
” more
_
„.u,.?.
Morelock’s Drive . in (Wally
^et even a short sentence for murder, to be freed in a few
when t h e electricity
day June 3, on the W. B. Layng into the sfx” ,.,,ha.n. anA
I Morelock 203-567, Arlene Ander-
was turned on. At reg
hill east of Cottage Grove, had to trackman and the oHjPf
| son 162-435) rose from sixth to
ular intervals, a man
be postponed due to the rainy I Burleson that s^ific sport^
If the homosexual is a threat to society, his activities
¡fourth, hy shutting out CG Sand
serviced each light by
weather.
titude
Should be restrained. Examination by a psychiatrist or
U .K in
II i L h I«
!& Giavel 4-0.
washing t h e globes
According to members of the
I’.aseball awards, presented by' Short’s G r o c e r y ( Margaret
I ist week as s in many other'(
other < ’all the Poller
I once
psychiatrists to determine his normalcy should be earned
and replacing burned
- ... .. in Cot-
Another system is to say you Cott ige Grove Motorcycle club,
weeks there was’a solicitor
coach
Mel
Fox.
went
to
Ron
Ricy
Spriggs
190-
.
24
Mike
V
andei
kles
out for the protection of the youngster he may harm.
carbons. Remember?
weeKs mm via
the i are going to call the police depart-I sponsors, the hill climb will be
tage Grove in violation of
Leon
436>
ended
in
filth
place,
beating
Heck, seniors;
and
Don
assure
their
legitimacy.
men
t
to
held
at
a
later
date.
Green River Ordinance. This wom-
Roger Whetham. Floyd Pacific Power & Light (Ken Byrd
The next regular meeting of Hayes, Roger
an, whether legitimate or not, In fact, don’t claim that you’re
Billings and Bill Benson, juniors; 183) 3-1.
do
it.
Under
the
Green
'
the
dub
will
be
Tuesday
evening.
going
to
FUNERAL
More Cities Provide Off-Street Parking claimed to be an agent for No River Ordinance, violators arc June 12. in the city hall council Gary Johnson, Jim ”
-
Piling i Neil Ham-
Hoover and , t Hammond
CHAPEL
bility Club Silver-ware.
and
mond
209.
Margaret
Edwards
171-
sophomores;
Frank Strong,
fined a minimum of $25 to a max room. The time is 8 o'clock.
More than half of the American cities over 10,000 popu-
„„a 1 i 453)
.... beat
. . Roberts &
pr i)rury (Rich-
115 No. 6th 1
Tom Wicks, Clark Peterson and
I
imum
of
$100.
Few
of
that
type
tation own and operate one or more off-street parking "¿y4' ware to one customer and to have . ..
Ph. 101t
Jim Perkins, freshmen.
lard McCready 482) 3-1.
that person supply the names of । salesmen carry ,ha> much loose
According to information obtained by the International City Other
Fox stdted that there were good standings:
possible purchasers. If the t change in then pocket-.
prospects for the team in two I Cottage Bowl
Managers Association for inclusion in the 1956 Municipal P'rson whose name is given pur- Ri llgiou» < onfiiHlon
27
1 Wolfard’s Market
years.
Year Book. Seventy-seven cities established municipal otr- chases any of the silverware, the
The only confusion of h or-
27
Fox, saying farewell to Cottage ( Bchemia Lumber
'
■
*■
c-
—
*
dinance
seems
to
arise
when
it
street parking lots for the first time in 1955 and 249 other name supplier is given, without
18'
Grove High school to take the I Morelock’s Drive-in
is
applied
to
the
sale
of
religi
19
25
dities added lots to those already in service. The ownership extra charge, double the amount ous items According to the law
head football coaching position at Short's Grocery
22
22
North Salem, thanked the stu Grove Maid Dairy
and operation of 2,397 municipal parking lots was reported of merchandise first ordered.
| and according to Municipal Judge
23
21
of Many systems
; FamÄv' i Edwards, a person sel-
dent body and the administration Pac. Power & Light
by 675 cities, an average of 3.5 lots each. This total.is about One
23
21
The above mentioned system
is
for their cooperation during the Hammond Piling
m
.,nv|lmg
items
of
a
religious
nature
is
200 more than the 1954 figure.
27
17
only one example of the us
t or Jus, as liable to th- full punish-
pas t highly successful football McCormick Piling
28
16
Of 670 cities reporting their practices about parking similar tactics used by bogus or ment of the Green River Ordin-
I season. He echoed Gassaway’s CG Sand & Grave]
29
15
J sentiments, however, on the sup- Roberts & Drury
lot charges, 273 charged for the use of all lots, 178 charged legitimate solicitors in the resi ance as any other person. But
ath Daugherty Lumber
12'a 31 > j
areas. But NO solicitor Police Chief Ed Jones stated that
ixirt of the student body at nth
on some and not on others, and 219 allowed free parking on dential
is legitimate in the residential they had never enforced the law-
Keglers of the Week:
letic events.
¡11 their lots. Cities in the 10,000 to 25,000 population group areas of Cottage Grove.
High individual games (Men)
in <1 application
to
religious mer-
III
«VC.
,
■
>
V,
iccounted for most of those with free parking, representing
I Al Isham 210. Neil Hammond 209.
chandise agents and that they did
I Wally Morelock 203. (Women) |
157 of the 219 that made no charge.—From the league of As much as this point is em not intend to start now.
; Margaret Spriggs 190, Sally Mc-
phasized, there are still people who
In the opinion of this writer, an
pregon Cities Bulletin.
Carty and Maude Funk, 179 each.
believe that certain door to door uninvited vendor of religious ma- ,
High individual scries IMen)
sales perSons may solicit in our terial is just as much a pest as
Hadlev Arthur 580, Wally More-
city The Green River Ordinance any other solicitor. If the law
(bv Dave Cooper,
Working at the Cause of Peace
lock 567. Al Isham 547. (Women)
makes no exceptions, when kept is going to be enforced in con
Sports Editor)
Margaret Spri'ts 524. Sally Mc
!
Most everybody agrees that to have world peace, we will to the letter of the law. Neither nection with one type of cerchan- i
Carty 506. Phyllis Githens 464.
the Chamber of Commerce or the disc, it should be equally enforced |
Save to work at it.'Worki trade, we are told, is a part of the police
By Phil Varley
High team games Hammond
department can or intends in connection with all other. When
School's
out
and
the
emphasis
Piling 773, Pacific Power & Light
peace program, but the one hurdle in this project we will to give special permits to solicit an opening is left with the tab of
turns to a large slate of summer 767 Morelock’s Drive-in 765.
Well, graduation days are upon
nave to overcome is the matter of deciding how much foij in the residential areas.
"religion," the smart solicitor can
sports. But before we go on. let's
and the nation s '
High team series Morelock’s js again
find some way to sell a religious
sign trade we can accept without hurting our own standard Buxlnexx District Only
turn back and look at what hap Drive-in 2266. Cottage Bowl 2169, high school and university cam
are
set of silverware or anything else.
pened in the sports department of
puses are buzzing with the end-
df living. We do have the highest standard of living in the Such permits or licenses
Lets make the Green River Or-
lor solicitation in the busi
Cottage Grove High school during Hammend Piling 2161.
>f-the-iomester activities. All over •
world, regardless of what the communists or socialists say given
or
ness district on certain occasions. dinance applicable in all cases
th country silver-tongued orators
the past year.
and to open the gates to free trade with everybody would but the salesman has no right to it is worthless.
High
team
series
Wolfard
’
s
have been spraying their tonsils
Fox's Football
Mel Fox, who will be at North Market 2296. Bohemia Lumber and practicing their speeches in
call on a residence without ad
hurt many industries.
A/B Alvin J. Hicks of Cottage Salem next year handling head 2263 and Wolfard’s 2259.
front of mirrors as they got
We note that some states have passed laws making it. vance appointment. This applies
High team games Wolfard’s primed to promise the world to
both out of town and local sales .
Grove is presently being trained football coaching chores, turned
Mandatory to place a sign on foreign goods, telling where to
men. If an appointment is made |
at Warren i Wyo. । Air Force Base out one of the best football teams 805, Bohemia 802, and Short’s the new crop of graduates.
ey were manufactured. Purpose of the sign some say is with a certain interested party,
in the Auto Mechanics six'cialist in the history of Cottage Grove. Grocery 801.
Charles
Some of the boys will lie head
High individual serie
fio arouse racial discrimination. Under a really free trade the salesman may legally call on
Eugene fell to the Lions for the
many, many years True 6W. Clint Brice 601 and ed for th" armed services . . . but
Die
son
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Isaac
first
time
in
program, Under a really free trade program, we would either them.
The concessions sponsored by J Hicks, Airman Hicks will com-
is getting a good 592 Hap Wolfard 586 and 581 most of the "grads’ will be fumb
program, we would either bring the importers nearer out ChiimlHT Discourages
the Stardusters Square Dance plete his basic training while at man at the loss of "the little and’ Bill Oglesby 581.
ling lor a loothold in industry.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
dis
standard of living or be forced to theirs, which mighl be courages many would-be solicitors, club at the play day at the "Stub” tending technical sehixil at War school down South." Good luck High individual games
Hap Here prospects are rosier than
Mosby ranch Sunday netted the ren. After graduation he will as t< you Mel. we'll be watching your Wolfard 241, Charles True and Technicolor. From all reports
tough on many of us. Our recent adversary in the last wai. by explaining the Grei n River Or club
$97 in spite ol hail weather. sume duties with the Air Force results.
Clarence I-ovve 233, Dave Garman there will be more jobs than
Japan, has to export to live. The Japanese could very well dinance. when their office is call- Graduation
night for the club-
| people to fill them . . . which
224 and Guess Who? 223.
<
hick
N
Track
in
his
field
of
specialty.
I
<-d
upon
by
the
agents
H
B.
Mc
turn to communism, should we fail to let them export or im
sponsored Iwginners' class was
should give all ambitious grad
Wally "Chick” Ciochetti coach Swimming Pool Opens
Millan, chamber manager, explains May 23. During the evening Tom-
Turning to summer sports, uates a running start on the road
port.
.
. .
,,
ed District 5-A-l's top track team
Pitcher played several
I
We have entered a new phase of the struggle for world calls at his office and the record ' my anti Kay
this spring Marshfield topped the “Chick" Cicchetti has announced to success. So choose your field
hohenpeus .
duets.
... do your best . . . and good
local squad in a match between that the tentative date for the
domination, it’s no longer a cold war of arms, but of ideals. of their home office is cheeked | accordion
25,
Recent new members of the Anny Sgt. Vernon E. Raper,
swimming jxxil to open will be luck to you all.
the
two,
but
had
to
settle
for
sec
for
legitimacy,
but
the
person
still
L------------------------------------------------
club are: Messrs, and Mmes Mos- ,<m of Mm. Eola Raper. Yoficalla, ond in the district meet, as the June 17. He asked for contestants
has no right i
Pitcher. Oreg. is part iei|>at ing in field Grove cindetmen edged out top 15 years of age or jinder for the
In one of our midwest cities a
by. Henry Kelly,
fied for 120 Jo ('lore. Aurora Hey- residence 11
sail!
that
many
pnderclass Award Ie, Betsy Holmes. Alice U4x>w. agents claim
Wallace King . Raymond Powers. ti lUl.iiG exercise- with units of honors. Well done. Chick. We 11 Register . Guard swimming meet fellow named Orville L. Stone
Karen Oatney. Jeanette Potter, gitimate company. but actually John Burk. Standley Jeremiah. the 6th Infantry Regiment in Ger- lie glad to see you back next year. also. Chick said that junior and married Mary Jane Moss. Guess
J
(Continued from Page 1)
senior life saving classes will be he couldn't very well have been a
Beatrice Purcell and Ethyl Sloan have no connection with the firm Charles Hutchison. John Moore, many.
Regularly stationed in the iso
Daryel Melvin. Jack Winders. Har
Land, Marie Longfellow, Carol reached l(X) words |x'i minute
I Hinn Gassaway didn't have offered at the [xx>l this year for rolling Stone, could he? If you’ll
These
t»ogus
salesmen
pocket
the
old Kirk. Melv in Bow ser. Bob lated city oi Berlin, the regiment champions on the basketball squad, use next fall and spring.
McKillop. David Mullen, L-arsana
] roll into our store . . . any time
Frank Satter vv h 1 t e, Sharon
hi Ids annual summer training in but he did coach a team that Summer Baseball
Nelson,
Terry
Nousen,
Dick Strand. Norma Johnson and Mari money they take from orders and Raisor. Alpha Pitcher,
... you’ll find gathered together
disappear.
Germany's western zone. The ex- came closer to claiming a state
7'hwing and Beity Wilson
Agnes
All the schedules for summer complete stocks of America’s fav
lyn Cook maintained a grade of
problems
iss Barbara Ward. Dean eicises include tactical
Music department pins went to one in Ixxikkeeping for the year.
tournament berth than any Grove baseball have not been announced orite cosmetics and toiletries.
McMillan also stated that many
Betsy Holmes, Lois Puderbaugh, Yvonne Burchett, Carol Dame-
nauer. Albert Dralle, and i-arry under simulated combat conditions team in a long while. With the yet. but games are scheduled for Right now we’re featuring those
Nadyne Shaw, Dick Anderson, wood. Ray Giles, Darla Hogate agents claim to have had a clear Mosby.
and range firing.
cream of crop disappearing at the Town Team and Junior Legion delicate, light-as-air summer per
Ann Chapman, Bill Coston, Joe Maric Longfellow and Bill Ver- ance from the Chamber. If any so
New out-of-town members are
Sergeant Raper is i sect ion graduation. Donn is going to have next week. The Town Team is fumes and colognes you like, at
(
'ompany
Griggs, David Thun and Janet treea maintained a grade of two. licitor should claim such at your Mi and Mrs. Norval Cockeram of chief in the regiment's
a tough time next year, but we scheduled to take on Eugene.
home, the best system to get rid Roseburg. Mr Cockeram is caller
VARLEY'S DRUG STORE
VVickwire.
can be sure he'll do his best. His there. this Sunday. The Junior
of them is to walk to the phone for the Boots and Calico club at
The sergeant attended the Uni best is pretty good
’ Pins and guard were presented
Legion plays Springfield at Kelly
6th & Main Street
now
saying
"I'll
have
to
check
on
that,"
io Darlene Adams, I .an y Aldrich. Outstanding Boy
versity of Oregon and Northwest Man in the Background
Winston
The
Field at 2 p.m. Sunday, and
Phone 82
and call the Chamber office (num have nine out-of-tovin couplev
Christian College. His wife. Mil-
Curtis Harris, Craig Hickok and
As the different athletic sea travel« to Springfield for a game
ber 1490 or 14911. They generally members.
(Continued from page 11
died, is with him in Germany.
Paul Randall.
Wednesday, at 5:30 pm.
.ons slipped by during the
attended
Biixlm-HM Departincnt
Twenty members
______
gave the invocation and the Rev leave pretty fast.
year. there was always one man
Richard Boettcher announced Robert Kunz gave the benediction.
dance at Coquille May 27 and
in the background that was doing
PVT
KU!
SE
Gl
EST
Business department »»»nl« Music »<•» »'‘T
high
• , «k • « • • ek a z* • • k • ka v 11 IV
•
d
his snare to gel the in-si ¡«-suits.
VV Al
HOLLYWOOD.
CALlt
Festival square dance at Lebanon
Rocke Warren was the only stu school band. T 'wo numbers wen Two Local People
That man was Athletic Director
Pvt.
Leta
M
Kruse,
daughter
of
June 2. Dude Sibley participated
dent to attain a typing speed oi sung by the Senior Girls Sextet
616 Main Phone 309
Mi-s. Golden M Kruse. Yoncalla. Lee Henningsgaard. Lee com
in calling at both dances.
more than 70 words per minute and solo was sung by Joyce Weck Get Degrees From
pleted the foursome that gave
of
several
Oreg.,
recently
was
one
oi
0
The
Merry
Mixers
of
Klamath
with five errors or less, reaching ert. Curtis Harris gave a baritone
Cottage Grove High school a high
Linfield College
74 words a minute In tlw 60-70 solo.
Falls will sponsor a _ jamlxnve hundred sei v icewomen _ w ho were ly successful athletic year.
guests
of
the
"Queen
for
a
Day"
June 10 at the Pelican Court Kla-
Class were Elaine Oster 65. Joyce
local boys. Jim Wilson, son math Union High school at 1 p m. television program in Hollywood. Only Et'hoes in the Alley
C&rwnt<r and Carol Danwwood
Following the graduation, a sen of Two
Another sport that saw the end
Mr
and
Mis
Earl
Wilson,
was
63, Janet Wickwire 62 and Carol ior party was held at the Boots
Dude Sibley will call at the Calif.
Private Kruse, regularly assign of its season last week was bowl
granted
a
bachelor
of
arts
degree
Dorena
Grange
square
dance
Sat
and Sandals square dance club’s
ing Cottage Bowl walked way
Those between 60 and 60 were barn, lasting until 1 pm The and Russell Morris, a former resi urday evening, June 9. Everyone ed to the Presidio of San Fran away with the Jack N Jill mixed
cisco,
lunched
at
the
Moulin
Rouge
dent,
was
granted
a
bachelor
of
, is welcome.
thana Wert 59; Juanita Hinman party, something new for the grad
OUTDOOR STORE
restaurant before attending the league. That team consisted of
and Nancy Sbogren 54; Jennie uating classes, was sponsored by science degree at the Centennial
Clint Brice, Al Isham. Sally Mc
year
commencement
of
Linfield
telecast.
Brown, Sharon Strand and Janice several organizations and parents
< CoHage Grove, y
A clerk-typist she entered the Carty and Georgetta Funk.
College. McMinnville. June 3.
Weddel 52; Craig Hickok Norma
Among the organizers were
The final top averages won't
Women's
Army
Corps
in
August.
The
baccalaureate
services
Johnson, Linda Keesaman and Mmes. Wilbur Vertrees. Kenneth
1955. and received Ixisic training bo available until next week, but
Ix>ris Van Antwerp 51 *uid Mar- Hickok, Joe McClaman, Vinal held in the McMinnville First Bap.
following are the top scores that
Sun
at
Fort McClellan. Ala.
tist
church
at
11
am.
last
garet Land 50.
were rolled during the 11 weeks
Randall and A C King Mr and day with Dr Whitcomb Brough-
She
is
a
1954
graduate
of
Yon
Thoae receiving certificates o! Mrs. Forrest Woods served as
Due to increased interest in
I of league play:
er. noted Baptist minister, lecturer amateur
radio communications calla High school.
proficiency for 40 to 50 words per . chaperones. Refreshments
and
humorist,
as
speaker
minute were Darlene Hubbard supplied by the VFW,
last winter’s disastrous
Commencement was at 4 pm since
and I^ah Pullen 48; Susan Ken- Lions, Elks and Masons.
on the campus, flixxis and winds, George H Con
in
Oak
Grove
*on Rita Monroe and Nelda San-
RADIO AND
conferred on ley has asked that those wishing
defur 46; Joe Griggs. Susan
A polite man is one who listens 85 candidates for bachelor of help with the radio code and in
Griggs and Sue Tryk 45; Marvin with interest to things he knows arts and bachelor of science and formation on a home study theory
REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES
Hawes, Corolen«> Riddle and Bai- all about, when told him by a per- eight candidates for master of course contact him this weekend.
£ua Smith 43; Joy Gaither. Jim »on who knows nothing about
Thev mav call him between 7 and
by our factory-trained technici
education degrees.
8 pm at Cottage Grove 51OJ4 or
Hoover. Shirley Morgan and v ai • them !>eMorny
ans. . . .up-to-date equipment.
drop a card to him at Amateur
Die Tonole 42; Margaret Brown
Radio Station W7QOZ. Saginaw.
Lyle Chaffee, Kay Davenport. Kay
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Inrt Shirley Williams 41; < "ro-
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coach«* Marv Flitcroft and Chuck ties have indicates! an interest in
Radio or TV, we’ve got the
studying
amateur
radio
and
Mr
Bafaro
at
the
annual
student
body
Reg.
$9.95
—
Now
dorisch 40.
Conley would like to know just
answers to your repair problems
award chajx'l, Friday. May 25.
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during the season, enabling them on which he can give help to ot»-
To take dictation for five
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Phom- 337
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Iladio Relay Ix'ague of Hartford.
i high sehixils
I Conn.
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