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THE HENTINEL, COTTAGE GRO
Silk Creek
OREGON’S ENTRY IN NATIONAL 4-H CONTEST
REGON 4-H Club boys are
O shown here in one of many
public demonstrations conducted
by Clubsters to help raise the
standards of the State’s dairy
industry which yields an annual
farm income roundly of $22,000-
000.
Winners of state honors
recently at the State Fair in a
nation-wide contest, the boys
Annual High School
Carnival to Be Oct. 8
demonstrate the making and
merits of a safety bull pen with
a complete, neatly built model in
which they use a life calf
Use
of such pens would save many
lives and injuries caused by
"tame” bulls.
Kenneth Bemsel,
left, and Eugene Rugg of Her­
miston, are the team which State
Club Leader 11. C. Seymour has I
Fairview
named to compete in the final*
at the National Dairy Show in
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 9-16. The
boys receive all expense trips
there through the Kraft Phenix
Cheese Corporation, which also
provides
12,300.00
in college
scholarships to be divided among
the four sectional and the na­
tional champions.
BULB CULTURE
INFORMATION GIVEN
OREGON
Hept. 28 Mr. and Mrs. John Eid
and daughter of Canby were over­
night guests last Friday at the S.
Burcham home
Mr and Mr». O. G. Huilivan and
the Ralph Huth family of Euge >e
visited at, the C. K
Ruth home
Sunday.
The Neighbor« Friendship club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Moxley for an all-day meet­
ing Thursday, October 7.
Elizabeth Rohde, who 1« attend­
ing O. 8. C„ visited at the home
of h«r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rohde, over the week end
Mr and Mrs. Weston Allen of C.
G visited at the Alvin Allen home
Hunday afternoon.
The Silk Creek Sunday school is
planning to attend the Rally Day
service* at the Methodist church in
Cottage Grove Sunday morning.
The Bud Lowrance family visited
Sunday afternoon with Mr
and
Mrs Charles Miller of Latham.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy ac­
companied Mr. and Mr". Lou Mc­
Coy to Redbluff. Cal., where they
visited from Wednesday to Sunday)
evening.
Prune picking started last Satur­
day at the Overholzer prune or­
chard
Mr and Mrs. James Brownley of’
Blue Mountain visited at the Ed i
Ashby home Sunday Mrs. Brown-'
ley U a niece of Mrs. Ashby.
Billy and Arthur Oakes of Sa-
lem, grandsons
Mrs. Grace
Wheeler, visited at the home of
Mrs. Wheeler several day» the first
of thia week.
Information on bulb culture, es­
Hept. 28.- Mr. and
Nick pecially those bulb« which wIM be
Freeman who had been visiting at grown In the house, has been given
the home of Mrs Freeman’s broth­ by L C Boldenweck of the Ore­
er, Luther Bettis, left last week for gon Florists Seed company, who is
their horn* In Los A-igeles.
Interested in contacting person*,
Student Council Sponsor« Af­
Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Muytx-n who wish to grow bulbs on a large
went to eastern Oregon near Prine­
fair; Program and Crowning
ville last week on a hunting trip.
Mr Boldenweck advises planting
Mr Mayben's father visited at the the bulbs in clay pans, which are
oí Queen to be Feature«
home of a granddaughter. Mrs. Jo shallower than the ordinary flow r
Sept, 28.—Mra. Truman Clark at-
Plueard of Culp Creek, during their pot, and planting the pot and bulb
absence.
tended
the Ump'jua Baptist asso-
out
of
doors,
burying
them
about
(By Journalism Student.)
Miss Vonda Powell, who is stay­ six inches deep From a month to elation meeting Thuraday in Eu-
The annual high school carnival
will be held at the high school gym ing at the Glen Gillispie home, six weeks before the bloom is gene.
at 7:30 p m Friday, October 8 The spent the week end nt the home of desired the pot should be dug up
The Richard Garmen family have
carnival I* apunaored by the stu­ her parents near Cottage Grove.
and placed in a coo) dark place in moved to Black Butte and are
Mrs.
Ida
Garoutte
and
brother.
the house until the flower bud be­ living in the old school house. Mrs.
dent council. The general commit­
Then the bulb Garmen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
tee In charge consists of Mias Irvin Yancey, »pent Saturday in gins to show.
Eugene.
should b« brought into the light H. Hopper of Halsey, are living
Marian Notvedt. Mlsa Zllda Hayes.
Miss Erma Van Schotack of and warmth. This proceed u re will on the Garmen place.
H C. Williamson. Dorothy Gallo,
Jean King. Bill MacGibbon and Heppner is visiting at the homes make for stronger growth and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beroien of
Stewart Roberta. Other committees Of her aunts, Mrs. Otho Van Schol- more luxuriant blooms. For nar­ Salem visited several days last
are as follows: Program. ML»* Mar­ ack and Mrs. Earl Higginbotham. cissi grown in water, it is a good week with Mr and
Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elfvlng and plan to start them In the dark. Mr
garet Achterman and Jame» E
Kebelbeck.
children
Gordon
and
June
arrived
Boldenweck said.
l^wls, booths, C D. Moore and
Mrs. John Kebelbeck and daugh-
Charles Clark; advertising, Curtia last week from Amulet, Sask..
Between now and December 15 is ter Florence attended
the funeral
Canada,
where
they
had
been
for
French and Julian Miller; tickets.
th* time to get bulbs in the ground,
Stewart Roberta, Philip Lake and eight and a half years. Mrs. Eif- according to Mr. Boldenweck.
H. B Ferrin; prizes. Miss Notvedt; ving is a daughter of Mr and Mrs
queen
contcwt.
Miss
Florence C. A. Van Scholack. They are very
Beirut, Syria
Jenks; concessions, Miss Mildred glad to again be In Oregon, where
Beirut,
Syria,
home of the Ameri­
Raker; chair arrangement. Bob they will make their horn*.
can college of the name, la in the
The
Edwin
Voss
family
and
Grannis, T*d Scott, George Drury.
Lebanese republic.
John Guggi»berg, 8yd Wynne, Avra grandma Voss were dinner guests
Tuesday
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Raymond
Boatick. Paul
Davenport.
Pet*
Beach, Ivan Patten and Jay Llne- Wicks of Culp Creek.
Clyde McNeil spent Sunday at
baugh
various points on the coast.
27thRnnual
The program will include the fol­
Mr.
and
Mr»
Leonard
Eigland
lowing skits by the public speak­
ing eta«» “The Opening Address,” and son and his father, Lowry
“A Man Arrived." and “The Cats England, went to eastern Oregon
Meow" There also will be musical on a hunting trip over the week
number» by th* high school orches­ end.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peek of
tra, senior girls octet, and boys
quartet. The concessions will open Ashland visited a few days last
Harry
Immcdlstely following the program week with Mr. and Mrs
Mayben.
and the crowning of the queen
With
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelly were
Of the total land area of Oregon, all-day guests Sunday of Mr. and
approximately 49 per cent la now Mrs. John Hastings of Eugene.
used for growing forest, 42 per cent
Mr. «nd Mrs. Elden Steele of Do­
Sperry’s
and
Is used for range and pasture land ren* visited Sunday evening with
PORTLAND,
OREGON
and 8 per cent is arable, a report of Mrs. Steele’s mother, Mrs. Hocker.
the Oregon State Planning board
entitled "Land Use Problems in County Agent* to Brosd.wit
Oregon", states. The report points
Starting the first Monday in
out that any move to Increase the October, six western Oregon coun­
arable area should be predicated ty agents will be on a new sched­
reof Inhibits of
Kellogg's
upon the clamiflcatlon to deter­ ule of regular programs over
mine the fitness of the land for KOAC, the state-owned station. O.
Mock.Dogs.Povhry,
agricultural use
Psl Stock,Wíld lita.
8 Fletcher of this county will be
Manufacturad and
one of the speakers.
Hebron
Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Bader in
Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Jessie GllcrUt and grand­
daughter. Miss Willefred Gilcrist,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mr« L. Wooley in Cottage
Grove.
Clarence Bloom of Eugene spent
Wednesday with his mother, Mrs.
Charley Fuhrer.
Municipalities should be equipped
to treat water supplies at a mo­
ment’s notice to prevent pollution
from cloudbursts, fires and other
accidental causes, a recent report
of the Oregon state planning board
entitled, "Water Sources and Wa-
terahed Protectlon Problems," de-
dares
Util« Wantads Do Big Thinrs
Typewrttsr ribbon*. The BenUneL
October! to 10
Deficient Diet Said
Cause of Many Ills
land Producto, 4-H
Club and Smilh
Hughes Vocafloncl Educotion Work,
olio Horta Show and Indoor Rodeo.
Oregon'a lakes and streams pro­
vide water for 140 cities and towns,
according to a recent report of the
LARGE PREMIUM LIST!5
Orgon stat planning board. Approx­
Production of food concentrates
imately this Fam«* number obtain
that supplant deficiencies in our
their water from lakes and springs.
diet is becoming an important in­
dustry in America. saya Dr. James
E. Slocum, research director of the
National Chiropractic Association,
In a statement released here today
by Dr Herbert Hagen.
Th* statement continues:
''Many human
maladies
have
their tap-roots in deficient diet,” he
continued, "recognizing this, re­
search scientists are developing
concentrates that provide the ne-
S. P. A S. TRAINS, DAY OR NIGHT
ceaaary minerals and vitamins for
i
FROM PORTLAND
the body. Chemical analysis of
foods grown on outworn soil
9:30 P.M.
veals a dangerous lack of elements
7:00 A.M.
normally contained in these prod­
ucts. Milk from cows in certain
Every Regular Car Alr-condltioned
sections is wanting In Iodine, while
Observation club car, with lounge, fountain, barber, bath,
such common vegetables as pota­
periodicals, cards. Latest types of standard and tourist
toes »nd carrots, If grown in min­
Bleeping cart—Deluxe coaches, with lounges for men and
erally depleted soil, lack body­
women, deep individual seats, porter service, free pillows.
building life-sustaining elements.
“We are going to the floor of the
Leaves Portland............ 8:30 A.M.
Arrives Spokane............... 6:30 P.M.
Pacific Ocean for vitamins found
Observation reserved seat coach, wide windows, individual
in ccd-liver oil and used in cases
chairs (50c), cafe economy meals, standard coach. Scenery
of malnutrition. Instead of using
Of Columbia River and Cascade Range, Bonneville Dam.
the fish as a laboratory, we get the
vitamins direct from the sea-weeds
Low Train Faros
upon which it feeds. Deep-sea flora
Coach-Tourist
. I 7.50 one way, $13.50 roundtrip
la rich in ebmentu of value to hu­
Standard............ 11.24 one way, 15.00 roundtrip
man beings. Kelp is especially rich
Herth charge additional
in iodine, and is being manufac­
Southern Pacific1« home »gent will »ell through ticket»
tured into tasty seasoning salts,
in connection with the S. P. & S. My. at proportion»! (are»,
rich in mineral« and vitamins.
fold«'» will b» furnished on requeat — R. H.
"In view of our present day I
IKOZlhR, Oen Paaaenger Agent, American Rank Bldg, Portland
knowledge of foods and their rela­
tionship to vitality and general
health, people should be wary of
diets prescribed for general uae.
PORTLAND
What Is Ideal for onj person 1« too
often dangerous for another. Paid
LOW FARES-UlbUHES
iSfMF
Night Limited Ä.PSOÄ
Dav FvnrACC
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Adv.
The Cottage Grove Youth League
held a wiener roast and social at
7 o’clock Friday evening in the city
park. Ping pong, horse shoes and
informal games were played. Those
attending were Margaret Deere.
Ruth Davenport, Leola Lyon, Lelah
Huff, Dick Deere, John Ishmael.
Reuben Huff, Bob Lewis. Leonard
Mostachetti, Darrell Banff,
Albert
McCall, Richard Weldon, Crystal
Traylor, Mary Radky, Denzil Bigg".
Frang
Rone, Harold
Burleson.
Billy Plueard and Basil Denham
Playground activities, under the
direction of Miss Lucile Jarvis,
have not been hampered by the
weather and recreational work will
be continued in the park until
rains make the park Impractical
for this work.
THEATRE PROGRAMS
ARCADE
DIANE
Friday, Saturday,
October 1, 2
“TOPPER,"
Constance Bennett, Cary
Grant, Boland Young, Bil­
lie Burke, Alan Mowbray,
Eugene PaUette. Also “A
Day
With
the
Dionne
Quintuplet«.” Hear them
talk.
Thursday, Friday,
Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
October 3, 4, 5
“YOU CAN’T HAVE
EVERYTHING,”
Alice Faye,. Don Ameche,
Rita
Brothers,
Cluwle«
Winninger,
Rubinoff,
Tony Martin,
Arthur
Treacher.
Wedneaday, Tbursday,
October 8, 7
“EXCLUSIVE,”
Fred MacMurray, France«
Farmer, Charle« Ruggle«,
Lloyd Nolrn, Ralph Mor­
gan, F«y Holden.
“BLONDE TROUBLE,"
Johnny Downs,
Whitney.
Eleanor*
Saturday, October 2
“SING, COWBOY,
SING,"
Tex Ritter, Louise Stan­
ley. Matinee 2:30 P. M
Adm inn ion 10c, 15c.
Sunday, Monday,
October 3, «
"LOVE UNDER FIRE,”
Loretta Young, Don Ame­
che, Frances Drake.
Tuesday, Wednesday,
October 5, «
TALK OF THE DEVIL,"
Ricardo Cortex, Sally Eil­
ers, Basil Sydney.
FEATURES
PACIFIC
IRTERRRTIORRL
UIUESTOCR
EXPOSITION
HORSE SHOW
RODEO
Youth league Holds Meeting
Friday
and
Saturday
Pancake Flour
17
Corn Flakes “ -
Ritz Crackers
Laundry Soap 10 25
Spinach
Large package
No. 2H Tins
Toilet
Soap
LETTUCE ~6
Cleanser 3 10e
Syrup . .. . 33e Tomatoes 3 10
Coffee p°u"d 19c MELONS -10-
Bill’s Super Market
Sunbrite
CRISP
tins
Jug
FANCY DILLARD
Tea Garden
Bills Special
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