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Thur., Dee. 13. bowling Jones high series, 244 which en abled the furniture store to taV two points from Morelocks. FRIDAY NIGHT 41 34 28 State Ag Dept. Has Open House At Salem Dec. 18 Lions Lose Cage Opener 46-50 The state department of agri- Th.- Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon Farm Land Values Hit Record High; Reasons Outlined cultural land to n°n-farm uses The committee estimates hat alM>ut 17 million acres of good tillable land h ,ve been uk«'n over for nt ,tn.il and urban housing ! ”, .¡¿‘t l-> years. And they ooint out that this rate t*1"* the present cin steiqx'd up trad decentraliza- Gwe 14 Outlaw's 20 Langston TV CITY LKAGl ion 12 Mt Balds Lbr. Grove Maid including 22 16 Farm land values, Grove Court A pure mind in a ehaste body McCoy Motors 21 16 thoso tn Oregon have i gone up in J B Leonard 32 th, mother of wisdom and «ie- Hamlow s Market PHONE 555 OK 556 consistent scoring ability of for- and mee Ag ul m« < I 30 18 17 most parts of the natte m in spit«’ ' . , Bohemia loggers 31 >i" counsels and m- CG Lumber 12 6 17 of lower farm incomes Bohemia Lumber 31 ., n a, K-tionx „pen deportment Kimwood Mach J B Leonard's came to lite like 20 28 and sweet carriage; sincere prin 26 la house afire to take the limit 22 Value of farm land in Oregon ciple, and unprejudiced under- Hours for th«’ event are J BAH Feed on rec- from Langston TV Johnny l^o- Thrifty Stations 29 19 pm. and 7 to 9 pm. The s id n lov«1 of God and sen- reached the highest po Willamette switched to a zone di - 5 agriculture 33 nard had the high game for the Knights Columbus Mrs El । and confidence: holy building is locatec ord at mid-year, repor den tense early in the third quartei Insurance Co. with a 220 while Eagles lodge 33 streets, the eas vi- ami spiritual comfort; and 1! vera Horrell. extension 12th and pra: and jumped from a 3-point half-I Gordon Grable rolled a high ser Hoyer Accounting 33 c.ipitol building al economist at Oregor pleasure of spirit infinitely The high sch«x>l basketball December: time deficit to a 7 point 1----- lead by ¡ side of the 37 ies of 584 Wilmer I-ong had a Phone Lines 11 iter than the Scottish pleasure lege. Farm lands in the group th«' end of the quarter Th schedule for the '56-57 season will 7. Willamette. JV game, there. OSDA open aged a 2 percent rise between 222-550 for Langston's. unchastity. Jeremy Taylor. Creswell. JV game, here^ CG Lumber rolled by Grovers solved the zone defenx include 22 games anti op«-ned at 11 di-plav of the de 14 St Franc'- JV game there. The Outlaws trounced last Maid Dairv 3-1. desm’c I ’«ren late in the final period in a b az- house will lx- le Its various lab- July 1955 and July 1956 Hie Willamette court Friday. ing kindness is greater than Nationally, farm land vatu«- 15 Dillard. JV game, there. nlace Bohemia Lumber for the Inwe s high series 559. Arvid I - mg 40 second rally that cut th^ The schedule: la’ in operation have averaged a 3 [x’ret'nt ju a ? and the charities of life are 18 Willamette. JV came. here. full count Neil Hammond took ki rolled high game for the wm- Wolverine's lead lead from from 15-38 I’- ■ to (oratories will than all ceremonies. - 27 Crater. JV game. here. scoring honors for the Outlaw s ners. 205. 15-44 but the IJons couldn't mi-l These lalxa ato tertiirzer- during the sam.' period. On y » x in diouth 28 Ashland. JV game. here. 1 with a 205-/>66. prove on this in the final two dajry(. produ. p,ant states, most of them Eagles' lodge went by Hamlov eas, did not show increase* Grove Court came out second Market bv a 3-1 count with w January: "TS1S * — What's behind the rise in the led Willamet- | .......................... pathology 4 Reedsport, JV gam«', here. best in their duel with Mt Balds mer Long of Hamlow s v.mm: •taff member: due of farm land.' as the I umber Co. came through high gam-’ and sen. s 5 Reedsport, JV game, there. tc scoring with 16 points follow'd i- partment ‘operation- Mrs Horrell says lion Atkinson helped TTtrif 15 Creswell. JV game, there. to take all 4 points Slmnson roll bv Koepp's 12 points and rente! ‘ In the receiving line of this pub have analyzed th«' situation bel 18. St Francis. JV game. here. ed the best score for Mt Balds Stations defeat Knights of Coin: Lengacher's 9 point effort S ph- lic event will be Director Short, the rising land values are a result 25 Springfield. JV game, there. with a 186-515. bus 3-1 with Bob Stapleton > omore Jim Perkins followed Hayes members of the state hoard of ag ot .i strong demand from farmets Cottage Grove humbled their 26. Eugene, JV game, here. Grove and the Bohemia Loggers the losers getting high in the Cottage Grove scoring iol- Kovce Edwards. B&H Fe< . umn with 5 points and wm cited riculture and memlM'is of th« themselves tor more land, the ex a the near-neighbors to the north, the Februars : had a close series with Greve com . margin by I rolled a high game and series ot by Coach Donn Gassaw ay oi building sub-committee tor tne rc- pansion of irrigation md the 1 » 1- Creswell Bulldogs. Tuesday night 1, Roseburg. JV game, there. ing out on the winning ing of many people that farm modeling project t IdAUIL "ikin'" ■ '': ’ «'•" out of • 1 - Scoring honors 230-587 but did not stop K’nivm to ring up victory No. 1 in this 2 Dillard. JV game. here. ■Good Defensive Play Nemm , land may be a safe long-term in . ;‘u... Machino from taking a 3-1 sco year’s basketball campaign. The 8 Coes Bay, JV game, there. went to Vern Hess for Grove with guard Bob Peters and Sophomore vestment 'rhe demand for part- Moose lodge beat McCoy M for Grovers were let! again by Leon 9 North Bend. JV game, there. Clark Peterson were single«! out time farms and houses out mth' . « centei --- Hayes, who tallied 19 points, ably 15. Eugene. JV game, there. First high team 3-game- J B. tors 3-1 Hadley Arthur had the for containing Wolverine cenivi country and urban and mdustii.il assisted by Center George Wood- i 16 Springfield. JV game. here. Leonard 2899; Outlaws. 2806. Mt. honor of rolling high series I r Lengacher, who scored ,2 i expansion are also s< « u " ‘ ’he league with a 631 and tie worth Jr., who contributed 13. I 22. Roseburg. JV game, here. against Springfield the previou------ Baldy. 2780. tors supiM>rtmg the higher lami The Lions hit .350 from the field March: Fii-st hiixh team game J. B. high game. 247. for McCoy Motors week Willamette’s starting to Co/.|iri+v SptlJD Olli land prices. Chris Moss helped Hover Ac had alxmt a 4 height advantage beCUFlTy DCWP V>Ui ccmpared to Creswell's .163. and 1 Coos Bay. JV game. here. Leonard. 1023; Langston TW 1018; Th«1 expansion of uri c < counting tie Phone Unes 2-2 w> i on th.’ local squad and hit 44. held onto Outlaw: 946. ------ their ------ own - , in ball , , . control 2. North Bend. JV game, here dust rial dev elopments high game and series ot 189-5C The first benefit checks under from the field, which pretty will high ind 3-game: _ G Hayes and Woodworth led in te- Varsity game time. 8 p.m. Jun- First started mov- tells the story of the gam« Di the 1956 amendments to the bo good farm land has alarms bounding also with 29 and -2 Varsity. 6:30 pm Grable. 581; Nei' Hammond. 566 ELKS LF.AGIE riai Security .... Act _ were . paid the mg at a rate that Mrs. 1 I'ree Installations respectively. McCluskey led Bull- 101 1,y' I ions were only able to muster a ----------------------- Wilmer Long. 550. agricultural leaders, 0 4 ;U8 shooting percentage as a p.ist week. IVan Jia Icy, . ‘ dog scorers with Hi. followed by First high ind game Wilmer , Kellys Mkt reports The soil and water con ami Adjustments 4 team Coach Ernie Davenport s manager of the Soc1^. ‘ Bates with 8. Cottage Grove led 1 Long. 222; Johnnv Leonard, 220 Kim wood servation advisory committee ot 1 3 Jutdor-varsity easily handled a talk administration, repoited. B« at all four quarter stops 10-8. CG Auto Phone 92 , Neil Hammond. 205. th<> PS department ot agriculture Propane 1 3 but uncoordinated Wolverine Jun-1 250 women, age 62-64. i Mortlock’s 25-12, 35-17. and 54-26. o va,^y winning by 10 jxnnts £ ived checks dated lumber . ; 1 3 has Pac Power The local crew plays twice more help check lot varsiiy ------------- - benefits due for th« , take steps this week, meeting St Francis 374 144 1st Nat Bank even though Davenport cleared » of November, the tn-si rapid conversion of good agri Cottage Bowl the fourth quarter. Friday night in Eugene, and Doug, 29 23 Grove Court ( Red & White his bench in 1 month for which retirement bem J - ________ 23 I Coastwise las Saturday night, also away 29 Statistic*: I ! . t . s could • i be _pa ui — id «/x to ivrxrnpn women under under 1 1 Dr A J. Kreft. Portland phy 1 Perry's Will from home. Next weeks schedule 28 24 1 Gene's Auto I Russ Mobil CG 1 16 the age of 65. consists of a single game against sician active in conservation af I OK Welders 27 4- 244 Rickini 29 DeYong Hayes 4 0 The 1956 amendments to the So- ; 12 25 Willamette's Wolverines, in which fairs, Saturday was elected presi i Mills Men’s Toggery Koepp Picknell 4 0 dent of the Oregon Division of fi cial Security act reduced the age 1he Lions will lie seeking a re 264 25' Hoovers Cottage Bowl al 2 Umgacher third I Thies second the Izaak Walton League ot Monday night the at which women may quality for . versal of last week's loss. Coach 25 Russell Well Drill. Of the Elks League got under i Peters 29 retirement benefits Horn age o I >onn Gassaway used everyone on America. The league held its an JR TV McCutcheon 23 Perkins third FLOORS nual convention Friday and Sat- to ag«- 62. with a reduction in th« DRIVEWAYS the bench against Creswell, as dal 214 304 way. Kelly's Mkt.. the first o Moose ¿2 Wicks. parking areas winners, proved true to form it 31 size of |>ayment in some cases to Ernie Davenport in the JV game, urday in Eugene. 21 Gas Flames com£ns“te fot the additional: they took four points from the Peterson Dr. Kreft replaces Rollin Varley’s 35 won also by Cottage Grove 55-11 17 3 Woodworth Also Road Grading - All Work Guaranteed Bowles Portland, member of the years of benefits made possible. ! Cottage Bowl *1 rolled by Russ Men's Toggery Hap Wolfard took Mr Haley estimated that so fat. Sellwood-Moreland chapter of the Mobil 3-1 to retain the league I the scoring honors wi h a 224-bbO; 50 46 First National Bank and Gt < v« through Novemlier, aliout halt ot league, who served as president lead, aided by the howling of June during 1956. Bowles, an attorney, Nighswonger who held high ,^ame Court battled to a deadlock with Be cheerful always There is no the women in Lane county w o I each team taking two points. VS ai- path but will be easier travelea. could «lualitv tor |Mymenh «ft t will serve under Kreft as legal and series, 192-479 advisor to the League and chair have ap- Varley's Rexall Drugs split with ren Hansen had the best score tm no load but will be lighter, no am- 62 blit before age man of its legislative committee. Mills 2-2. but still remains in the the bank with a 2OO-.141 while shadow on heart and brain but i nlied He suggested that wonrn Joe Olds was high for Grove who qualify and mtend to apply Thornton Corners Road | Other officers elected _______ at final .cellar. Pat Kelly of Varley's roll- will lift sooner for a person ot should do so during December. Court with a*190-534. sessions of the annual convention - high score. 171-440. determined cheerfulness. Ph. 869Y or 18SJ Kimwood, paced by Cart M«x»l- January is expected to be a vety ' Kelly. Portland. Cottage Bowl -2 shut out Gas were. Allan L. ard ’ s 191-550 proved too much busy month in social security of member of the City .0 a ided by the rolling tv of Roses chap | F1 Fla .,mps mes 4 4-0. aided To persevere in one’s duty, and ter. secretary: Homer Smith. Hood (. Sallv McCarty of the winners, for Hoover s Shoe Store by tak ng lie silent, is the best answer to fices and better service’ can tie .. w sucm I all I Ine the pomi» points River county chapter, treasurei. , 235-591 offered now. _______ MiiiillimuHWWlbMUiUii Page & Shaw Perry's blanked Russell's 4-0 i Glen Glen Spicer Spicer strung strung six six strikes i Calumny. Veci I. Leighton Whitsett, Salem chapter, vice president. District 1; Euhi with Shirlev West rolling high together to give him a 2.1b-.. ami >s team. PaeU^ Fine Candies. Jensen Jr. Hood River county Xe for the winners. 235-591 SANTA CLAUS Rubber Welders split with | three to one margin ovvr Rick t chapter, vice president. District 2; Arthur K. Roberts. Portland chap- Moose 52, 2-2. Rosie Strong of I L>Morelock'i Drive-In seemed to is coming t«i ter vice president. District 3; and OK rolled high game. 1<4 and OTT AGE GKOVE ■ have too much <»n the ball as they Col’ Paul H. Weiland. Jackson Millie Telshaw of Moose high ser- Humidized Cigars skimmed three points from ®',s ' county chapter,' vice president, ies, 426. I KI„ DEC. I It» . JR TV advanced a notch in wise Finance. Vern C«>op rolled District 4. a 198-549 for Morelocks. Roberts, educational director of league standing by defeating Red Cottage Grove Auto took three Coast Lumbermen s assn., * White. 3-1 with Audrey Zosel hard fought points from Gem’'s Smoker's Accessories West Brown uppers with cork was given the appointment of vice , of Red & White rolling high game, Auto. A big help to get this win- Auto. sole anti cushioned insole president in charge of I 180 and Afton Ray of the winners. । ning margin was LeS Gates -21- lations, in addition to his other high series, 479. to 11 594 tor CG Auto. RACK & ROLL LKM.IE । duties. First high team .3-game: More- 14 .38 Gift Wrapped Arcade Theater 1 The league’s nominations com locks 2995; Morelocks, 29 j 1 ; Kei- 15 37 mittee recommended that L. < ■ Roberts & Drury b y Cigarettes 19 ly’s, 2950. „ „ , 33 Hammond Piling (Jack i Binford. Portland attorney First high team game Kelly s. 95 214 304 Fitzgerald and vice chairman of the Oregon 294 22 4 1030; Coastwise, 1021; MorelocK.s, Water Resources board, be the CG Sand-Gravel 24 28 Githens. Inc. organization's candidate Lor na First high ind. 3-gamc: Ivast- 25 27 McDole's Toiletries Now Only tional director. A national burn, 625: Patton, 61a; Martin, 31 21 Moose -1 from Oregon will lie 31 611 21 Gen. Pet. the league’s national convention in First high ind. game: Harrison 174 34 4 1st National I Washington. D. C. 245; Martin. 2.36; Benedict and 36 16 MJR 144 174 DeYoung, 235. And many other inexpen Rickini l.br blanked First Christmas Turkey Arcade Theatre sive suggestions that would GRADE SCHOOL National with Pat Daugherty of Shoot Sunday, 16th MIXED LEAGlE the winners rolling high score, make an appropriate gift. 8 22 McCoy Motors 182-50.3. Gun 12 18 Cottage Grove Rod and With Vera Poore’s high scores, Jalopy Assn. 15 club’s annual Christmas Turkey- 187-478, th«' Fitzgerald RcfriR. Chambers 17 13 Brown uppers with cork Shoot will be Sunday. December rolled by the CG Sand-Gravel 3-L Wolfard’s 18 12 sole insulated through Rickini won 3-1 from Githens K-C Drugs 16 at 11 a m. at the club’s shoot- 20 10 WONDERFUL with a pair from the losers rolling Jr. Chamber _ games: McCoy out, cushioned insole. ing grounds north of ” Walker. high score. Sally McCarty high Team high 2 single Novice, as well as experienced game. 196 and Maude Funk, high Motors. 1423 Team high 18-2tc-19 • gay, young styling McCoy Motors,I, 721. shooters are invited. Lunch will series. 412. „ , game: Ind. high 2 games : Mike ...... Me- - General Petroleum took a 3-1 be served on the grounds. • cuddly comfort game from Moose #1 with scor Cartv. 281 Ind. high single game. ing honors going to Margaret Ed Mike McCarty, 146. • tiny, tempting prices wards, 163-421. SPORTS ADO BOWLING Hammond Piling took McDolc s HOYS HIGH HL BOWLING In Red. 3-1 with Virginia Newton rolling 16 2 Now Only ■ White and Blue ' a 233-521. , , . = Rickini Lbr. 8 10 DON'T óET VÖUR6ELF IN Roberts & Drury also too* a M&W Market 8 10 A LATHER RUNNING ALL 3-1 game from MJR aided by the Moose PARDON ME, / MY 10 8 99 while I ao DO SOU scoring of June Nighswonger, 190- Cottage Bowl 11 out OM the always Langston TV Ä euhep ? 522. 15 BACK PORCH. SH AVE . 3 Wares GIRLS’ HI. J IL LEAGIE TO SHAVE < OUTSIDE High team series, Rickini Lbr. 6 18 Richie ’ s Co., 1750. High team, single game fOUlPMlHTo This only one of 8 16 Stokes Cottage Bowl, 934 High individual 13 many to choo.se 11 Smith Fum. series. Paf Rickard, 302. High in 13 11 Morelock’s from. dividual game, Wayne Dailey, 182 9 Grove Hwd. 17 Cheerfulness is as natural to the Richie's took two points from CG Cleaners and took over first heart of a man in strong health, place in the standing with Maric as color to his cheek; and where- Longfellow of the winners tiling ever there is habitual gloom there must be either bad air, unwhole high game and series. 153-297. Grove Hardware took 3 ooints some food, improperly severe lab from Stokes Jewelry with Har- or, or erring habits of life.—'Rus high^ri^and’K Shepherd roll- kin. 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