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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1941)
T l IV KSI > A Y l ’E ItU l’AHY 20. I9 H T H E S E N T IN E L , C O TTA G E G R O V E. O REGON PAC.E TEV Good Turn-out at Bohemia Ski Club The Bohemia Ski club probably had the largest turnout of the sea son Sunday at the upper ski bowl above the Champion boarding house, when local club members were joined by twenty-five mem bers of the Ski Laufers club of Eugene The visitors praised the new ski bowl of the club and there is a prospect that an in creasing number from Eugene will use the facilities at Bohemia, since it is the closest and best winter recreational spot in the vicinity of Eugene. Members driving up Sunday said they made the drive in about an hour and found the roads in the best condition of the winter sea son, thanks to the county road crew and to the Brice Creek CtX camp. The road has been consid erably improved from Culp Creek east to the Bohemia mines. This evening club members in terested in the sport are Invited to see the colored movies made of the famous ski bowls of the na tion under the heading, 'Ski America 2nd," which will be shown in Eugene this evening Those planning to attend should report at Gustafson's nbt later than 6:30 p. m. Man Drowns Near Reedsport Feb. 15 Try’ the Rocky Road Ice Cream at Gustafson’s. 27-tfc IFm. George Rites N E W C IR C U L A R O C T O N L A W N IL L S . There was a man who lived by the tide of the road and sold hot dogs. He was hard of tearing so he had no radio. He had trouble with his eyes so he read no newspa pers. But he sold good hot dogs. He was a firm believer in advertising so he put up signs along the high way advertising the merits of his liQt dogs and he stood by the side of the road and cried: "Buy a hot dog. Mister!" And people bought. He increased his meat and bun order. He bought a bigger stove to take care of his trade. Finally business became so good that he brought his son home from the city to help him. Then something happened. His son said: "Father, haven't you been lis tening to the radio? Haven't you been reading the newspapers ? Business is terrible. Europe is at ] Mrs. Freda Pajes arrived in San war. The domestic situation is Francisco after escaping Nasi-Po worse. Everything is going to pot.” land. She «as separated from her Whereupon the father thought: husband and child daring the "Well, my son has been to col fighting, bat thinks they are sale in Russia. lege. He has lived in the city with big business men. He mads the papers and listens to the radio. He ought to know.” So the father cut down on his meat and bun orders, curtailed his advertising and no longer bothered to stand by the highway and call One man was drowned Satur- out his wares. His sales fell off almost over night. He said to the day when f o u r workmen were thrown into Winchester bav as the boy: "You were right, son, business boat they were riding to work struck a rock on the old north is certainly terrible.” Business will be at a standstill Saturday the 22nd at the First National bank and the post office, these two institutions wilF observe the birthday of George Washing ton and will be closed all day. No city or rural mail deliveries will be made Saturday, according to N. J. Nelson, postmaster. Young men are being sought by he U. S. Marine Corp* recruiting ;eiviee for enlistment In the vol unteer .Marine Corps riwerve Men eiilish.l in the I'exeiv. will i > i s - signed I«' n cive <?•>••• ujxin enl*x‘ - men! and transferred to recruit depots for training the same as -ecelved by those who enlist in the regulars. If the Marin«* corp* Ls enlarged, permitting a larger number of I vacancies for regular enlistments, they may la* discharged from the roaerve for the purpose of enlist ing in the regular Marini* corp«. If they desire. The same standards anil quali fications that govern the enlisting j >f men for the regular service will I apply in all respects to the reser- , vists enlisted. The term of enlist ment. training, duty and oppor tunities for promotion will lx* the same as for men enlisted in the regular service. Although they art* to be put on active duty imme diately. a full four years of active duty cannot lx* guaranteed, as they would possibly lx* placed in an inactive status if the Marine Corps reserve should tx* demobiliz ed prior to expiration of enlist ment due to the termination of the emergency. C opUnt a British defense measure. V. S. Army has begun experimental work with bailm>n barrage at Ft. Lewis, Wash, These men at Gray Field Balloon G roup are shown inh aling a new baby blimp, to be a t tached to steel cable. Regular barrage balloons, eom parablr In sise and shape, w ill not have fins and stabilisers sue h as this eraft. N O T O N C E U P O N A T IM E B I T R IG H T N O W . Post Office and Bank To Be Close Saturday Men Sought for The Marine Corps I ■. S. Copies British Idea for Fort I^ewis ’X 'S E E U Numerous inquiries r e a c h the Oregon State college plant patho logists about this time of the year regarding v a r i o u s diseases of lawns. In answer to these. Dr. C. E. Owens, plant pathologist for the experiment station, has just revised an old circular of infor- mation entitled "Turf Diseases and Their Control." This revised circular. No. 234. explains the symptoms of such parasitic dis- eases as brown patch, dollar spot, spot blight, snow mould, and fairy ring, and gives the type of control for each that has been found most effective in this state. B U IN E FEEDERS* DAY A T COLLERE TO BE FEB. 22. ...... The annual swine feeders' day and bred gilt sale conducted by the experiment station at Oregon State college will be held this year Saturday, February 22, on the campus at Corvallis. The forenoon period starting at 10 o'clock w ill be devoted to a program featuring reports on ex- perimental work in swine produc- tion in 1940. A. W. Oliver, swine suecialist at the college, and H. A. Lindgren, extension animal hus- bandman. will be the principal speakers on this program and will be prepared to answer questions of growers. A business meeting of the Ore- Kon Swine Growers association\ has a ^*° been o b r d by E C. Me- Lebanon, state president ’ “ o * ’* clock, ’ “ the “ 1 bred ' Starting at * 1:30 sa'e w*ll be held. M e titM '* » • " • » '« - < * In c.' *e of Iiie tu re It is dar.ger- i us in na’ve a victim lM*coiise of ..... Hu* ....................................... possibility of eaus.ng _ • coin* The broken lx»n«> and allow him to rest quietly un-j|x»und hl *.»k til an ambulance come«. Unless nay force I’ s wuy tl. ough U*e there is a he ivy loss of b’oexi or skin. making _ treatment consider. In most eases requiring hospital care the lx*st plan Is to make tin* r__ ........................................... Im __ as comfortable as poss'bls unless help a delayed a long tin*«* ably m o r e difficult. Fractures the ¿Anger of inexper' handling should be »minted carefully lx*- should he avoided. lore th, | s '.*•■' Is ir.wed to the This 1« particularly true when t-wpital on » »tretcher_ the jxitlent Is suffering from Black Raapbcrry Maride. New shock, a condition which Is only Sensation In lee Cream. Gustaf- aggravated by a nerve-wrackln.i 27-tfc rule be'ore he pets medical help, son Arcade Theatre Adm ission lOe and >3c Fr«.. Sat., Feb. 2 1 -ltl "Cherokee Hlrlp." Itlcharil Dix. Florence Klee, Victor Jory. Andy ( !>•• n view feature "Pa«tor Hall." Wilfrid Lawson. Nova Ptllwam, Seymour Hicks. Sun.. Mon.. Tuea.. Feb. tt-S I M l " A r t a a n . Jean Arthur. William Holden. Warren Williams. Horn r Hall. Paul Harvey. George Chandler. Itegls loom* ey, Paul l«>|x*z. Wed., Thurs.. Feb. 2« 27 : "A Night At Earl Car- roll's," K<*n Murray. Brand'» anil t »»bins. I-llll*n Cornell, Hose Hobail. J. Carroll NilWh. Jack Nor ton. Earl Carroll. Betty McLaughlin. Preview fea- lure “Gallant Sons." Jackie Coo,**r. Bonita Gran- vili« Gail Putriek. Diane Theatre Adm ission 10c and M e H A N D L IN G l \ l t R E D K E Q I 1R ES C A I T I O N . Held Here Sunday Bargain Nights lOe Saturday M atinee I0o and I»« Thun*., F rl.. February 30-21: "Romance Of The Itiu Grande," Cesar R o tn e r o . Patricia Morrison. The most humane m o t i v e "> Lynne Roberts. Bargain Nights Admission 10c. Rites for W illiam M. George. 76. hurriedly lift an accident victim Sat.. Sun.. Feb. 22-23: "The Fargo R id.” Tom Holt. a life-long resident of Cottage and thrust him into a car for a Roy Whitley. Jane Drummond Preview feature Grove, were held Sunday after- fast ride to the hospital can of- ••ArkaiiMo. .luilge.” Weaver Brothers and Elvlry. noon at th,* Mills chapel with the ten do more harm than good, Roy Rogers. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m Admis Rev. E. M . Tilton. Methodist min-,warns the safety division of the sion 10c and 15c. ister officiating. Interment was in Oregon State Motor association, M o n .. T u e a ., W e d ., F e b . 24-25-20—Cl«»rd. the Masonic-Oddfellow cemetery. Medical authorities agree that Mr. George died at the family it Is best not to move an injured Thur».. Frl.. February ST-201 "Lucky Devlla," Rich- horn,* at 225 Adams street Friday pera< n more than actually n~ccs- url Arlen. Andy Devine, Ixjrothy Ixivclt. Bargain following an extended illness. Mr. sa: y. H ntll medical help or « ire- Nights, Admission lOr. George, i retired miner, was ae- one fam iliar with firs' aid pro- tive during the early days at Bo- cediire arrives many injured per- hernia and Ls credited with the sons should not tx* mo* ed at all. discovery of the Musick mine in, the motorists asaocia'ien stute'. the Bohemia section. He was m ar ried November 24. 1H65, to Elvn R. Boren at Harney City. Oregon Surviving are his widow, a son Carroll B. George of Paisley, and a daughter, Mrs. Bonny Shaffer REE OUR WINDOW of Cottage Grove; a sister. Mrs. BED PANS — RUBBER 8H E E T IN 0 — FOOUN’TAIN SYRINGE - INVALID R IN 08 s arn Veatch of Amarillo. Texas, and a brother. John C. George of Roseburg. Also three grand chil- HALLMARK 0R E E T IN 0 CARDS 5c to 25c DIBISMAL ANTIACID POWDER dren, 4> OZ Wc SICK ROOM NEEDS 16 OZ HEAVY MINERAL OIL _________________ LOCAL ARCHERS R A TE H IG If. Two local archers are making a splendid showing in the Olymp- Jc Bowman's league, which is holding a telegraphic shoot. Be- cause of lack of local facilities, the two shooters. Forest Lemley, a former resident, and Bill Collins are both shooting with the Eu- gene club. According to the last tabulations Lemley is topping the bunch with a score of 776.7 aver- age for three matches and rates 14th nationally. Collins rates 30th nationally with a score of 765.3. Th.■ W W S U M (.¿d M i as B. Daugherty Dragging crews set out at once to search for the body. Daugherty's relatives in Marshfield were notified. The other men were rescued. little the worse for their ducking. At the time of the accident the men were being moved from Win- Chester bay to their daily work on the jetty. • A total of 1.350 men and worn- and hog supply for 1940-41 is en are currently engaged on 29 great enough to P™6uce ™ ,rP W PA projects in Lane. Douglas, meat and livestock products than Coos and Curry counties. District the American people hav,* ever Manager John J. O F a rre li said consumed in any one year. Monday. _.» .^m .i-.r rinvnrs The figure, he said, Ls approxi- 1 « cream In all popular flavors mately the same as m February =»< (.ustatsons.-----------------------_ _L_ of last year and would not be ------------ materially changed with the com ing of spring. The major project 530 MORE M E N TO GE G IV E N is southeast of Cottage Grove on D R A FT C A LL M ARCH 17-31. the site of the W illam ette valley A total of 530 Oregon men will project dam across the coast fork be drafted into the army from of the W illamette river. One hun- March 17 to March 31, state se- dred men are working here. Jective service headquarters at Lane county has 13 W PA pro- Salem announced Monday. jects, Douglas 7, Coos 6 and ( ur- The total will raise to 1,944 the ry 3. number of men inducted into s e r - ---------------------- vice, le” in«’ 962 to be called b, - T ry the Rocky Road Ice Cream tween March 31 and June 30. at Gustafson^-______________27' lfc io oz. 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