THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940
THK SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Apple Growers
H igh I igh ts\& Siticiigh ts
Vote on Marketing
Agreement
Mount View
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams
were visitors Sunday of Mrs. Wil-
liams’ brother, Clifford Lelx)W of
Mosby Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King went
to Florence one day last week to
visit Mrs. Elnora Cook, formerly
Mrs. Elnora Boss of this neigh­
borhood, who is 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Glllispie of
Fairview were visitors Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens.
j Guests Sunday at the R. M.
Seaver home were W J. Seaver,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. James N e l s o n of
Springfield and Mrs. Don Camp­
bell and son of Santa Monica,
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Layng and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Layng r e -!
turned Sunday from spending a
week at Johnson Meadows, where
they had taken their cattle to
graze.
Mr. and Mrs. Boone Humyhrey
have as a house guest Mrs Hum­
phrey's sister. Mrs. Olva Fisk of
El Monte, California, who accom­
panied them Sunday to Roseburg
to the wedding of another brother,
James Humphrey of Eugene, who
was married to Miss Edna Henry
at the home of Miss Henry’s par­
ents in Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rand were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Dowens.
A fire of unknown origin which
destroyed the wagon and hayrack
loaded with hay in the field a t the
Bob Shields place Tuesday, caused
considerable excitement for a
short time, but with fast work by
several men o f the neighborhood,
the fire was beaten out before it
could be carried by the wind
through the grass and stubble to
nearby buildings. Mr. Shields sus-
brother, Clarence .Sears, who is in
the Veterans’ hospital. 'They re­
turned home Saturday evening.
Miss Carol Anne Layng spent
last week with Mrs. J. A. Schnei-
der while her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Layng, were at John-
son Meadows.
DO y o u KNOW?
Ballots have been mailed to all
Oregon and Washington eommer-i
i rial apple growers by which they
will decide whether or not a fed­
eral marketing agreement in the
0I4CWMY
marketing of the Pacific north-'
AMiS/iA,
1 IT WAS FOUND
west apple crop will be put Into
THft P K T ffO U U M IN D ttfTR Y
UWDf« OWTVA
rRooucfS E ach v í a s moas
effect. The scope of the proponed
T H A N 7 6 . 0 0 0 TOM E
TON 8 Y THE
agreement lake» In all of Wash­
INDIANS. NO
F OR. u s i IN LUBRICATING
ington and Oregon, with the ex­
WILD COW,OR
FARM MACH/NFRV’.
ception of Malheur county which
S ome m e n t h in k
RFLATCO PLAMT
lx closely allied to the Idaho mar­
H O M E. IS A 6 W E C T
WAS FOUND IN
keting region.
P IA C E W H E R E YOU
THF WOCUO.ANP
C A N OQOWU N O R ,
The proposed agreement was
JCIRMTI5TJ CAN­
S E R V IC E W IT H O U T
drown up nt the suggestion of the
NOT SXPLA/W
T riR
l — P iN G i a.
WHERE IT CAME FROM. I
Industry and was modified later
following public hearings held In
both states. If approved, It will
permit the establishment of a con­
trol committee of nine growers
I i you back holding
and five handler members to op­
erate the program. This control
you back.
committee could establish mar­
keting policies and could limit
shipments of C grade apples and
sizes smaller than 210 In other
grades.
The program also calls for In­
-••¿I CHIROPRACTOR
spection of shipments by federal
COtTAOl ÛROVI
I I « MAIM l l
grade inspectors when grade and
THE H lH A lA Y A M
size provisions are In effect. The
LANtVR OF THF
SWMPMfC O il*
control committee would also col­
MOUNTAINS of INDIA,
KtUVW ’'FROM F íT U ü tfV H AW known as
lect and distribute price and ship­
IS A RCMARKAAU CON­
otTtM tttrs m a k e • w f T T « « ' thf
TRADICTION OF A LAW
ment Information to producers
WATER USED IN T H E TEXTILE
AMONA CLIMftWt ANIMALS.
and handlers. Under the provlsl-
INDUSTRY. T H F OILS NSDJC£ THF
The Social Neighbors club met ons, gift apples, as well as shlp-
AU OTHER CUMACRS HAFT
WATER'S SURFACF T < N S K W ,
ARM) LONCFR FRAN
at the home of Mrs. Rudolf Han- ments for by-products and chari-
F A C IL IT A T IN G P E N P T A A T lO H
TWEIR LEOS. BUT THIS
sen, Wednesday. Guests present table uses, would be exempt from
OP M A ® R IC 5 -
ONE IS TH£ OTHCR
were Mrs. Mary Johnson and control. ,
daughter Neola, Miss Eleanor
Oregon would he represented on
Warren and Elsie Haight. This the control committee by two
was the last meeting to be held grower members and one handler
r n i
until fall.
inemler. The agreement will go
hands
Jerry Corliss was painfully into effect If It Is approved by at
arms while fighting the fire.
bruised Tuesday when a calf kick- least two-thlrds of the growers
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. E. Savage, who
Dinner guests Monday evening
ed him and knocked out one tooth voting, by number or volume, and and family of Cut Bank, Montana, had been guests at the home of at the Boone Humphrey home in
and loosened several others.
by handlers of at least 50 per cent visited Friday at the G. W. Mc­ their daughter, Mrs. Bertha Me- honor of Mr. and Mrs. James
Farland home. Mrs. Anderson is I>aniels, for the past month, have Humphrey, newlyweds, of Eugene,
Mrs. Iz*wis Wlshon and daugh- of the apples handled last year,
a niece of Mrs. McFarland and is returned to their home in Salt were Mr. and Mrs Carl Robert-
ter Kathryn. Mrs. Cora Hileman
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and Howard Volgamore of Van­
a former resident.
Lake city.
son and son and daughter of Eu-
couver. Washington, visited Wed­
Harold Powers is working at
Don Whitlock accompanied Bill gene. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hum-
nesday nt the Lawrence Brown
the S. C. Veatch home in H a ls e y _______
_
Roner of ________
Cottage Grove
to Win- phrey of Irving, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Virginia Lamb has gone to
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J a m « Hemenway cheater ’ Bay, Sunday.
I George Allenbaugh also of Eu-
visit gave a picnic supper Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Fallbrook. California, for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert WilUan of gene Mrs. A h a A s k of El Monte,
Coburg visited Sunday at the Tom with friends and relatives.
in their grove honoring Mr. and Eugene were recent viistors at the C a lifo r n ia and the honor guests.
Ayres home.
Mrs. Ena Steinhoff of Newark. Mrs. Clarence Heeter and daugh- home of Mr. Willian's brother
Mrs. L. K. Brumfield, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Border and California, Is here for a ten-day ter Ardis of Brownsville. Also Mr. John.
836 M ain
family of Sutherlin visited Wed- visit with Mr. and Mrs. F . M and Mrs. Geo. Larsen and son
Paul Mcdill of Beaverton is vis- Clara Chapman and Mrs. Audrey OCAL.CR A D V .
Dodson
drove
to
Portland
Thurs-
nesday evening at the Dave Hite Chapman.
Larry. The Ed Kettzer family, Guy ¡ting his grandparents. Mr. and
home
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Evans re- Holliday family of Walker, and
-s Peter Fetter and expects to day to visit Mrs. Brumfield’s
Bob Averill of Corvallis visited turned last week from a m onths Read Hemenway family also were remain a month.
Sunday at the Oscar Jackson visit
visit with
with Mr.
Mr. Evans’
Evans' relatives
relatives in present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher spent
home.
the mid-western states.
The Builders Sunday school Friday at the home of Mr. Fish-
Mrs. Gwendolyn Haight of Cor-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oakes of class of the Christian chur.h held er's brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
vallia spent Friday night at the Eugene were week-end guests of a picnic and business meeting In and Mrs. D. O. Fisher, at Alva-
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Joe Lancaster.
the Hemenway grove Monday dore.
C. H. Haight.
Mrs. Nellie Hickey visited Mon- night of this week.
I Mrs. W. J. Black and Mrs
Mr and Mrs. M. A. Horn and dny with her daughter. Mrs. R. H.
Mrs. A. B Smith has been ill at Myrtle Lake attended the home
Mr. and Mrs Francis Horn and Kenady.
her home here but is improving at economics club held Tuesday at
son Kirk spend the week end at
Mr and Mrs. F. M. Chapman present.
the Lot Wagner home at Dorena.
Mrs Francis Horn’s grandmother and their guest. Mrs. Steinhoff.
The R. C. Lowrance family and
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whitlock
In Bend.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lev Van Schoiack and family and their house guests,
N. F. Corliss has purchased a A! . . Grey of
Mrs. "
. Creswell.
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. visited Sunday
— at the R. C. Haw- ____
Herbert Neal and sons of
combine.
and Mrs. Frank McGanin ley home south of Cottage Grove. Yuha City, California, and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hathaway and son Dale and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. E. C. Evenson is visiting Ed Ashby of Silk Creek picnicked
for the young in heart of every age!
and family visited Thursday at the Amis McGarvln and children have m California at the home of ‘ her .............................
Sunday with the " Leslie
"
Wicks
Calvin Hatfield home at Creswell, gone for a visit with relatives in daughter. Mrs. Esther Land, and family up Row river.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Myers and California.
getting acquainted with the twin
Mr and Mrs. R. B. Dixon and
family and Art Myers of Silk
Miss Evelyn Lamb, who Is em- grandchildren.
daughter visited at coast points
Creek visited Sunday at the John ployed at Eugene, is spending a
Mrs Mabel Parker and sons re- over the week end.
Hathaway home.
two weeks vacation with her par- turned home Saturday after visit-
Mr.
Mrs. _____
Heath Lowry of
___ and
___ ___
ing for more than a week with her Turner were recent visitors at the
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Alberta, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John I-amb.
Canada, visited recently at the
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McReynolds parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bol­ C. R. Trent and J. W. Fisher
homes.
Oscar Flaten home.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. ton, and other relatives here.
thrills
Mrs. Maggie Wertz of Anlauf
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flaten and and Mrs. John Veatch In Cottage
Mrs. Myrtle Lake. Philip Lake
visited
at
the
Bolton
home
Thurs­
PATHOS
and Ned Florer were Sunday vis-
family visited recently at the Grove.
of last week.
Clark home near Creswell.
Mrs. J. A. Mackey and daugh­ day
Mrs. Edith Neal and sons Denny
* * * * M*ers
at
ter. Mrs. Arthur Dugan, returned and Donald of Yuba City. Califor-
Ofi
vaney^
Sunday evening from a visit with nia. accompanied by the William
Freezing Point of M rrcnry
Mary Ann Fetter and Teresa
Mercury, or quicksilver os It is friends in Portland and Vancou­ Whitlock family, visited at the Premazzi were honor guests Sun-
popularly called, will freeze at about ver,
„ Washington.
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, o
, home of her uncle. Ed Ashby, day at a birthday party at the
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Mrs. Frank Stout, who Is work- Thursday evening Mrs Neal was Peter Fetter home for the anni-
9B degrees below zero Fahrenheit,
i versary of both girls. A number of
but, unlike water. It contracts when ing in the berry fields at Lebanon, formerly Edith Whitlock.
■pent the week end at home.
Miss Phoebe Lee of Eugene vis- young people of the neighborhood
it freezes.
ited at the Powers home over the a°d elsewhere were invited,
PlzM Skin Textile
week end.
Engra ved, printed or
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of
Italian researchists have deve!
wedding announcements for sale
Salem visited at the G. W. Mc­
i»ed textile fibers (rom Ash skta.
Farland home Saturday afternoon
Miss Genevieve Coblentz who
of last week.
-»• y»«n
See It
Read Hemenway is erecting a has been attending a Bible school
in
California,
has
returned
to
her
barn on his property here.
Frank Willis and his crew are home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ansteh and
baling hay in the Creswell vicini-
children of Medford spent the
! ty at present.
week end at the Rufus Rawlings
home. Mrs. Ansteh is a sister of
«M l
Mrs. Rawlings.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of
A few of the girls met at the Mt. View visited Sunday at the
FULL LENGTH FIATO« IN TKHNICOIM
Lynx Hollow school house recent- Clifford Lebow home
ly to arrange camp fire girls. They
Mr. and Mrs. George Crosby
elected
officers
Mrs. and family have moved to COt-
.
_ . as follows:
..
Lawrence Porter, guardian; Mrs. taKP Grove
Dave Tompkins, assistant guar-J
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dian; Bessie Sheldon, president;
Good Old Days?
Marian Fisher, vice president;
The all-tim e high (or millionaires
Madeline Perini, secretary; Mild­ ■vat set in 1929, when 513 persons
red Fisher, news reporter. The in this country had an income of a
OhWbulMl hr K O I
next meeting will be on the eve­ million dollars or more.
ning of July 23. at the Lynx Hol­
low school house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawston
and family of Portland, Mrs. C.
Cory and daughter Bina of San
Francisco, California, were week­
end guests at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Sullivan.
Mrs. Esmond Cartwright enter­
tained with a nuptial shower in
honor of Mrs. Dee LaCasse. Those
present were Mrs. Frank Chap­
man, Mrs. A. B. Wolfard, Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. Lloyd Schmidt and
Mrs. Bart Perini.
Mrs. Roy Waters of Hillsboro
was a guest recently at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Taylor and
family of Bar View are guests of
Mrs. Taylor’s father, L. S. Ayott.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith were
QUESTION “ D oes ‘ R P M ’ b ’ m ileage " R P M ’a" strongest p o in t— th e a b il­
week-end guests of their sister
stand up at hig h te m p e ra tu re « ?”
and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
it y to take a ll th e a b a tin g heat th a t
J. T. Tierman of Rosemead. Cali­
ANSWER O n ly o ils a b le t o w i t h ­ h ig h -s p ee d engines w h ip up.
fornia, who are at a camp on the
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McKenzie.
stand e x tre m e engine te m p e ra tu re s
Delight Valley
Cedars
l homton Comers tained
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Tooth
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PAPER
Plates
Cups
Napkins
25c Tubes. Spoons
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Lynx Hollow
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Tobacco At
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2—25c Tubes
Colgate Tooth
P a s te ........ . 29c
2—25c Tubes
Colgate Shave
Cream ......... 33c
Smok-Pack
Leather
Cigarette Case
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Alarm Clocks
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