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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1939)
THUKRDAYOCTOBER 12, Ù*MBWW 1939 "*■ a——aa— . , —— 4-H CLUB NEWS THESENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON 1940 Chevrolets Make Their Bow Farmers to Name AAA Committees For 1940 Program । for the next grange meeting, Thursday, October 19: Mr. and Mrs. H. Snauer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shearer, Mrs. Wagner and Rob ert. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Vaughn, Mrs. Ora Thomason.—Etta A. Finnerty, Dorena grange reporter. Many new 4-H clubs for 1939- 1940 arc organizing and enroll ments are being sent to the of Seaman Sam Says: "A fool and fice of the county club agent, R. his money are some party.”—U. C. Kuehner. Sixteen boys and girls of Sagi Election of Oregon farmers who S.S. Chicago Big Shot. naw have organized a health club. will serve on county and commun Their icx'al club leader is Frank ity committees in administering Clark, the club president is Vivian the 1940 AAA program will be Pollock, vice president is Homer held soon, according to announce Shelton and secretary is Velma ment by N. C Donaldson of Cor Pollock. vallis, state administrator. A health club has been organ-1 Community elections, at which Ized by twelve boys and girls of 86 8 community committeemen Mount View under the leadership and alternates will be selected, of Mvrtle Plank. Alan Aspcy la; will be held throughout the state president, Reggie Land is vice on October 27. County conven president, and Rita Shields Is the tions, attended by one delegate club secretary. from each community, will be Eight boys and girls of Waiton held shortly thereafter. Three have organized a forestry club i county committeemen and one al with Audrey Turnbull as leader; J. ternate will be elected at each Bert Hoyt, president; Donald En ¡county convention. sign, vice president, and Anna A total of 1005 Oregon farmers Mac Sroufe. secretary. serve on community and county Nineteen boys and girls of committees, taking part in ad Walker have organized a health ministering the federal govern club under the leadership of J. F. ment's agricultural conservation Rose. Gale Lebow is president, program, Donaldson said. They Delbert Alsop vice president, and represent approximately 42,000 Bernice Williams, secretary. Oregon farmers participating in | A marketing club has been or- the conservation program. ganized by twelve boys and girls of Lorane. Berry Mauney is local By balloting in community leader. Viola Cooper ia president, halls, courthouses, schoolhouses Kenneth Hayes is vice president, and other community meeting and Annabelle Sands is secretary. places, farmers have a direct voice Soft Warm Bedding for Six boys and girls of Latham in selecting the men who will be have organized a marketing club in charge of the AAA program in Cool Wights under the leadership of S. T. Rose. their county, Donaldson pointed out. Loma Brown is president. Patri Three eerie* of puarnfer ears, re-designed ia the mw "Royal Clipper" cia Duncan is vice president, and Single 66x76 styling, and embodying numerous mechanical ImprevemesU to aseare Alma Vick is secretary. greater safety and comfort so well aa finer performance, comprine Chevro DORENA ORANGE IN let’s new Une for 1940, introduced today. AU series are msch larger, ever Twenty boys and girls of He REOLLAR SESSION 70x80 bron have organized a health club si lon<th being Increased 4% inches. The now exclusive vaarani power shift (lower left) la now regular equipment on ail models of all aeries at no ostra under the leadership of ’ Clara Dorena Grange met in regular Morrow ('llpence Simons Is pre- 70x99 session October 5th, with about aident, Shirley LaBlue is I vice 65 members and one visitor pres Lower right, the 1*40 ChevrUet six-cyHader valve-ia-hesd Mfte«, whleh has president, and Marianne A bee ne ent. Miss Rose of Irving grange Double 66x76 boon improved for smoother, quieter operation, and extremely long Hfe. la secretary. was present. She is the opportun A cooker)- club has t>een organ ity room teacher at Central 70x80 ized by six girls of Lorane, under ! school at Cottage Grove. the Icndcmhip of Mr». Foster. I Miss Frances French was re Annabelle Sands I m president, ! ceived into membership by demit Norma Reams is vice president. _______ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burch, from Ada Grange. The third and and Mary Koch Is secretary (From Camp Brlcc Crpvk) newlyweds, have moved into the fourth degree team exemplified Jo^rteen boy. and girls of Or- On the 5th J M ]939 Com. house of Mrs. Neno Perini, on their work by initiating four can Burch was didates. " ^ th nUb P®ny M28- m™ed into their Rogers lane. Mrs. lp of present location which Is about formerly Miss Lemoine McKee. Worthy overseer, Robert Wag ni<< Waske^ H,PPy I* three miles north of Disston. At Mrs. Corbett Smith and small ner, has returned from the look prrslden . Darrel Mayes is vice that tinw the of the daughter, Nancy Aileen, Pure Goose Down Printed and out station where he has spent pn "kl< nt and June Manbeck Is camp was not a pleasant sight mother, Mrs. Joe Damewood, vis j the summer. secretary. Sateen Covered The Y.G.A. announced their Immediately the boys began the ited Friday with Mrs. Grace La- next meeting to be held with process of rehabilitation which ia Blue and family. Cut Size 72x84 Mrs. Florence Small and son Sidney Bales, the last Monday in now almost complete. Wendell were in Eugene Monday ! October. task of preparing a desert- ★ BAZAAR PREVIEW ★ <*d The There were nine grange mem camp for 200 men was not to attend a county convention of bers reported having received simple. In record time, the men the Christian church. Little Gary Abeene came home prizes at the fair. proved their worth; an education A collection of about $5 was re- al building, a Government Office, Saturday from the Doernbecher and a barrack were erected in hospital and seems quite well. He ’ ceived to send to the Children’s only two weeks. Beside this there underwent three or more opra Farm Home at Corvallis. The Dorena Grange voted un was much to be done. Ceiling of tions. Ralph Raisor was recently tak animously in favor of the continu all the buildings and install them with electric facilities. Camp en to a Portland hospital, where ance of the county library. Home Economics committee walks have been laid out and he will probably undergo an op chairman, Mrs. Bettes, announced landscaping around the camp has eration. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Floyd the following serving committee made it a pleasant place to live. The landscaping was accomplish are preparing to build a home ed under the supervision of Geo. near that of Harvey Clark. Mmes. Frank Geer and i R. Hardin, Ceci! Owen and Neville E. i Farmer. Marcy visited on Mosby Creek In spite of the fact that the recently with Mrs. Geo. . Black- camp was being rebuilt, the men more, nee Grace Geer, had to go out and do project The club will meet all day on work. That included the building October 18th, with Mrs. Walter of truck trails for the transports- Murry and will serve a potluck tlon of fire fighters to regions | dinner. heretofore almost inaccessible. Mrs. P. E. Young had as dinner This demanded the building of guests Sunday the Rev. Versel bridges, culverts, temporary roads McCauley of Eugene and Albert and the moving of large machin- Marcy of Lorane. the Me br^n u^ddon thia A41^1 bron Gran8e- the organization re- thp P UD- The vote to re- »“ o™«*»1” men. To facilitate the movements of T_ men about camp and for their en- haVi> tertainment, a public address sys- WlhOn e,eC* tem ha. heon l««.»lLw1 trfC light bulb«. _________________ tern has been installed recently. over which, bugle calls, music and announcements are made. Let Us Put Tour Heavier At this opportune moment, may, we, the boys of Company 5428, Clothes In Shape for CCC, extend our cordial invita-i Winter Wear tlons to the citizens of Cottage Grove and vicinity to visit our Send Us Your Clothes camp. Signed: R. P. OLIVER. NOW GEO. R. LEONE. Cotton Sheet Poetic Old Salt; with the ocean.” Seasick Boot (as he took a firmer grip on the rail: "You’ve gone me one better, my friend.” - Training Station News. '»lune' Mountains Rocky mountains ones were ■ wn as the Stone mountain*. HE YA fflBi Wirft The Dexie Corner Hebron Down Filled COMFORTABLES $7.90 N eye-filling picture, with line* With only 6 per cent of the . that count, ia thia fur-trimmed dinner suit. 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