Section Three
18 Pages
The Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE GROVE. I.ANE COUNTY, OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1956
Grove, Creswell
Students Make
OTI Honor Roll
By Mr». Ruby Meiu hain
Phone 99HK4
Announcement of the Spring
Term honor roll achievement by
students at Oregon Technical In
stitute was made recently by the
Registrar’s office. The following
students se>cured recognition of
scholastic accomplishment for the
term which ended June s. 1966.
Cottage Grove: Delayne Hollis,
Auto Mechanics, GPA 4 00 Wes
ley Thompson, Auto Mechanics,
GPA 4 00
Creswell: Robert Inscore. Med
ical Technology. GPA 4.00. Sid
ney Hammond. Surveying Tech
nology, GPA 4 00.
Scholarship grades at Oregon
Tech are based on the student's
demonstrated ability in practical
work, and classroom work in re
lated technical subjects Honor
roll grades indicate work which is
outstanding or of better than aver
age achievement. A grade point
of 4.0 show s work far above min
imum standards of the Institute
and is the highest grade given.
“ Good ol Charlie Brown’ ” i
not merely an unforgettable chai
acter in the ’Worlds smaller
NUMBER 46 comic strip’ as created by Ch.uk
:s an article 111
Schultz.’’
recent issue of the Toppen
(Wash > Review
spanning the entire lower fourth
of the front page proclaims "Life
Dull for
Browns Who Op-rate Toppenish
A 3-col picture
accompanies the
The state board of health Thurs- the two men
v urged parents to obtain com-
One of the Charles E. Brown;,
te physical and dental exam-
Uions as soon as possible for is a former Cottage Grove busi
children entering school for ness man who owned Cottage
('•rove Pharmacy and now is own
h. e tirst time this fall.
Dr Harold M Erickson, state er of Brown's Bi-Rite Drug Store
at Toppenish The other is Charles
he ilth officer, said that Oregon E. Blown, pharmacist A series
■ ool authorities ask parents for of coincidences brought them to
:• cords of such medical and den gether in a business relationship,
tal examinations at the time chil-
but they are not related.
Interesting likenesses in the
xaminations should be obtain
men . 0
ed early to allow time to com background of the two ire near
for decades. They
pl, te immunization schedules and back
the same age. both grew up in the
any corrective work which is in- Northwest,
both entered pharm
ated. Dr. Erickson said.
acy, both were at one time in Ore
He also reminded parents that gon. both have worked in Port
many school districts require land, and now tx-.th have then
copies of birth certificates for all destinies tied to central Washing
new admissions. These copies may ton. They have known each other
te obtained by writing or visiting for decades, have been friends for
the state board of health, room years and for the past live years
979. Portland state office building Charles E Brown has been em
One dollar should accompany the ployed by Charles E Brow n They
request for each copy.
live within three blocks of each
Information should include the other and often must straighten
full names of the child and the
parents, and the date and place
of birth, to enable state board of
health staff members to search
the records.
Beginning Students
Should Get Health
Examinations Soon
Hodges Purchase
New Cur+in Home
CURTIN Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Hodges have moved into then-
new home which they purchased
recently from Mr. and Mrs. John
Sowles.
Miss Emily Goins returned Fri
day from a visit with relatives in
Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sow-les re
ceived pictures from their daugh
ter. Mrs. Oscar Newlun. of fire
fighters on top of the roof of her
restaurant in Ketchikan. Alaska,
during the fire that burned 12
business places. The equipment ot
her restaurant was moved out
when fire threatened it.
On Monday Erwin Goins poured
the cement walls for the basement
in the new home he is building.
Mrs. J. R. Sowles received word
from her granddaughter, Mrs.
J...1 Wehren (Faye Thompson»
Jim
that her husband, Sgt. Jimmy
Wehren, was being transferred to .
Minneapolis. Minn., as an instruct
or in electronics. •
The Sowles also received word j
from Ketchikan, Alaska, that a
former resident of Curtin, Carl
Faunce, who used to live in their 1
house, is now driving a logging .
truck on an island up there.
By Mrs. Kuby Benston
Raymond Rice, son of Mr. Jim ;
Phone 2«F4
Rice of Curtin has enlisted in the
SAGINAW Mrs. C. G. Keene Navy and has been sent to San
entertained the Friendly Neigh- Diego
jnego tor
ms basic
nasic training. Ra.y-
tva.v-1
for his
bors club at her home Thursday. I mond is a graduate of the Drain
This was the club’s annual picnic i nigh school class of ’56.
and was the last meeting until
birthday potluck dinner was’
th^ Thursday in September. he|d
at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Charles Sharon became a
d Mrs
Booher in honor
member of the blub. Visitors were | f Mre Booher’s and Mrs. Erwin
Mrs. Glen Westfall, Mrs. S. G. Goins’ birthdays which were both ।
Thompson and Mrs. Bill Keene.
on June 12. Those attending were j
Prizes in contests were won by Mr. and Mrs. John Sowles, Mrs. |
Mrs. Westfall. Mrs Glen Plainer, Grace Goins, Emily and Leslie
Mrs. Ray Huffman and Mrs. Low Goins, Mrs. Otto Gregory, Mi’s.
ell Benston.
Flora Holt. Mr. -. and Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stewart spent Marvick, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
several days last week at East Goins. Mrs. Sidney Meacham and
Dorothy all of Curtin. Mrs. Jack
Lake fishing.
Eddie Sharon spent last week Kerr and sons of Sutherlin. Mrs.
at Canyonville visiting his grand Phillip Holt of Creswell and son,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hunt of
Eastern Oregon and children.
Graham.
Friendly Neighbors
End Spring Events
United Appeal
County Division
Chairman Named
■
RADIO
AND
Htuo, reto/
HUlO,
wow y*. tom
Robert (Bob) Straub, county
commissioner for Lane County,
and Glen Sawyer, manager of the
I.ane County Electric Co-op. have
lieen api»inted as co-chairmen ol
the County Division of the United
Appeal, J. O. Julson, general
j chairman, announced today.
Their assignment is to select
I chairman for all areas of I -ane
County except Springfield and Eu
gene School District No. 4
Again this year the agencies of
j the Community chest, which in-
eludes Boy and Girl Scouts, ।
Y M C A., Y.W.C.A , Pearl Buck
School Ilearing anil Speech Cen- ।
I ter, Salvation Army, Catholic .
¡Charities, and Community Chests I
in Cottage Grove, Springfield, I
Oakridge, Junction City and Flo-I
I rence, as well as the American Red
Cross, the USO and all of the 1
, Child Caring Institutions, will be |
[ included in the United Appeal:
.Campaign.
The Chairman of the County
Districts will be announced at a
later date.
ELECTROMODE
CEILING
Guaranteed work by a fac
tory - trained, factory - ap
proved technician. Prompt
service. Phone 337.
For Fast service: Call 337
WICKS
ELECTRIC
48 No. 9+h
AIR BALLET_ These Kiris were snapped by the Sentinel photug-
rapher as they were Jumping oil tile high diving hoard at the
South Lane Recreation swimming pool. They seem to be perform
Ing a ballet in the air.
Bob Bauder to Attend
State Farm Meet
Robert C. Bauder of Cottage
Grove has received an invitation
to attend one of two meetings to
be held by the State Earm In
surance Companies at the Statler
Hotel in I-os Angeles the wi eek
of July 22.
Sales-a-Poppin
GREATEST SALES SHOW ON EARTH
2989
Prioe does not include tax.
THAT’S LESS THAN A FULLY
EQUIPPED LOW-PRICE CARI
PP&L to Double
Generating Load
Within 2i Years
Pacific Power & Light Com
pany will double its system gen
erating capacity in the next two
and one-half years to help meet
the region’s growth in power re
quirements, George T. Bragg, vice
president and general manager,
told members of the district or
ganization at an annual dinner
meeting for employees and their
wives in Springfield recently.
"Work is going forward on our
256,000 . Kilowatt hydroelectric
project at the Swift site on the
Ix'wis river north of Portland,”
Bragg said, “this development will
represent an investment of $>\-
700,000 and will be a very im
portant addition to our resources
; and to our share in the Northwest
i power pool.”
In addition to its own power
source developments, Brag; re-
ported, the Pacific Company
stands ready to participate in do-
, velopments . z-vF
< » * Fi«
of cni-Oml
several zxt
other North«
west hydroelectric sites.
He said the company, together
with neighboring utilities, is par
ticipating in development of ’he
Mountain Sheep and Pleasant \ I-
ley sites on the Snake river and
All these features sre standard equipment on
the Yellowtail project on Wych
the Year-Ahead car.
ming’s Big Horn river.
• Pushbutton Automatic Transmission
New construction in the com-
e Revolutionary New Brake* • Safety Rim Wheels
I pany’s Lane county system will
• New Fhghtaweep Styling • Airplane type V 8 Engine
total >1.602.000 for 1953 and 1»>6,
Ci^ar lighter
Airtoem Seat Cushion«
I Btagg reported.
• Independent Parking Brake
Additions to substations and ex«
e Electric Wind»hield Wiper« • Arm Rests
. tensive rebuilding of distribution
> Directional Signal« • Heavy Duty 0»i Bath Filter
I lines Is planned in the Cottage
I Grove area, he said.
In line with th** company’s h gtv-
ram, aw
awai ts
1 ly stressed safety program,
were presented at the dinm r *0
operating units having worked
i through 1955 without a time-losa
। accident.
Phone fit
The f’°’,aRp Grove line crew
was among groups receiving safety
______ 1 awards.
NEW 1956 CHRYSLER WINDSOR V4
FOR AS LITTLE AS
This meeting is for the com
panies’ career field representatives
who have earned the right to at
tend as a result of their outstand-
ing accomplishments during the
past 12 months. The representa
tives who will attend are among
the top 257, of State Farm’s field
sales organization which numtiers
more than 7,000 agents operating
throughout the United States and
I Ontario, Canada.
' Mrs. Bauder will accompany Mr.
Bauder to lx>s Angeles.
McCoy Motors
RADIANT HEAT
Invisible installation. Electtomodc
Cable hidden in ceiling sends down
rays of sunlike warmth.
Electromode Cable Heating may be
used in either plastered or drywall
ceilings-
Instant electric heat. Thermostatical
ly controlled.
Odorless, clean, and labor free. No
boiler, chimney or furnace worries.
Economically installed in homes with
or without basement, one story ot
two, brick ot stone.
Air is not dried out or baked.
No upkeep. Nothing to wear out.
ROBERTS & DRURY
AIN
Wc Give S&1Í Green Stamps
205 No. 9th St.
Be sure to take an interest in
the future. That’s where you’ll
spend the rest of your life.
Need Repairs,
Big or Small?
Phone Us to
Fix ’Em All!
Gth and Washington
• they are engaged also In an ina-
port-export business in Hawaii.
Just now they are interested in
founding a town which they feel
will have a perfect name, George,
Wash. They even have the spot,
out confusion concert ing mail, a 339-acre tract in the Columbia
Christmas cards, bills gasoline basin area with Quincy, the near
credit cards, telephone calls, and est town, 10 miles away.
Charles E. Brown, the pharm-
much alike n ist. is the store operator type,
But, just
about the two men. 1ère also is preferring to s[>end his days hap
iliout them pily in the same pharmacy, ex
much
tending the same friendly, ef
The former
dent is coi tanti) interested 11 ficient services to much the same
and n exploring th. customers through the months and
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endless possibilities ot the grow years-
ing area in which he lives. He and
"There's one advantage in buy-
; stores in
Mis. Brown owr
uincy, and ing rock ’n roll records when
Pasco, Kenne«
they wear out, you can t tell the
Moses Like. as
Batesville (Ark.)
shoe stores scattered through the difference.
Inland Empire
More recently
'Good ’01 Charlie Brown’ of Toppenish
Former Cottage Grove Business Man
Phone 444
CHAIN SAW
CLEARANCE
SAVE
SAVE
$$$
SAVE
SAVE
20»
Reduction cn All Cash Sales. This
For 12 Days, We Will Give
Offer Good Until July 10th
No Trades on This Money Saving Offer.
See Our Big Selection
All Sizes
-
All Models
S&S Equipment Co
1/2 Block From RR Depot
117 N. Lane St.
Phone 146