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Till USDAV. MM« II 20, UHI TIIE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON PAGE EIGHT NYAL 2 for 1 SALE and SPECIALS CONTINUED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26th. COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY 4-H M O T H E R S C 'L l B M E E TS , EDUCATORS TO MEET MARCH 24 The London 4-H Mother's club met w ith Mrs. Glen Ranton March 12. At the business meeting, plans were made fo r entertaining the Southern Lane D istrict Leaders' meeting. Materials for the use of club members have been purchas ed. It was decided that the group would work on room improvement articles, learning h o w useful pieces of furniture may be reno vated and made. At the next meet ing there w ill be a demonstration on making a dressing table stool from a small keg. Those wishing to SBSfee stools fo r their homes are asked to bring their materials and start work at the regular meeting to be held March 26th. at the home of Mrs. Norman Bachel- der. Following the business meeting, the members worked at needle point. Refreshments were served at the tea hour by the hostess, Mrs. Banton. New members welcomed were Mrs. James Bethune. Mrs. Roy- Eddy and Mrs. Kendall Nevins. iTtrrr hard hit by recent FRO STS. The fru it crop was hard h it in western Oregon last week by a series of frosts, which reached a low of twenty degrees in places. Here the low temperature was reached Friday morning w ith a reading of 22 above zero, accord ing to C. E. Stewart, weather ob server. In commenting on the freezing weather which occurred here last week Mr. Stewart said he never saw fru it take so much punish ment and survive. The crop here was not as hard hit as in the low er part of the valley or in the Medford vicinity. The amount o f loss sustained lo cally has never been determined so fa r as known. 1940 Volume Is Record Breaker By Every Count. State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company forges ahead of nearest Rival. Premium income $18,106.- 385.66, a gain of $2,850.- 955.00, or 18.9% over year of 1939. This is $1.275,000.00 ahead of nearest Competitor. They paid a claim every 2.7 minutes. There is a reason for this record. For further information, me NICHOLS INSURANCE SERVICE 16 So. 6th Street Cottage Grove, Oregon A number of educators and laymen interested in the prob lems of contemporary education from this part of the state w ill be on the Vniversity of Oregon campus at Eugene. Monday. Marsh 24, to hear addresses by these two nationally-know n educators. Dr. W illiam G. Carr, (le ft) and Dr. Ben M ark Chcrrinaton. The talks w ill be part of a one-day conference on educating youth for the responsibil \~ s of American citixenship. under the co- sponsorship of the Oregon State System of Higher Education and the Educational Policies Commission CIO Organizers Hold Meeting in Petersen Hall IS Bowling Tourney To End Friday Eve The m id-w inter bowling tourney which has been underway at the Cottage Grove Bowling alleys for The IW A of the CIO «Congress more than eight weeks w ill end of Industrial Organization) held its ninth week Fnoay night and an organizational meeting at the as it appears at inc last tabula Petersen hall Tuesday night and tion of scoring, three teams w ill signed seven or eight new mem be in the playoff, which starts bers from this district. Whether Monday. or not a local unit w ill be organ The beginning of the ninth week ized here w ill depend on the de finds the following computation cision of the new members. At the of the standing of ten teams same time three organizers, James W L Pet. Freeman of Washington. W alter Irish and Swartz 15 9 .625 Funk of Tillamook and Dan Hel Gray Motors 15 9 .625 mick of Forest Grove announced Row River Lbr. Co. . 15 9 .625 that a local unit had been formed Q uality Market 14 10 .583 at Drain. 14 10 .583 14 10 .583 James Freeman presided over Rodmans the meeting as chairman and in U. S. Engineers . ...... 9 15 375 9 15 .375 troduced the speakers who were Post Office the other two organizers, W alter SUindard O il .............. 8 16 .333 7 17 .292 Funk and Dan Helmick. M r. Funk •Safeway . Season's high team series. Post spoke briefly on the activities of his organization, stating t h a t Office, 2594; high series, Robert wherever an IW A unit had been Nelson, 623: high single, Mason of organized wages had been increas Engineers. 243. ed from 2*2 to 7H cents per hour. He said nine locals and two sub locals had been organized in the valley in addition to the new unit The following were fined $1.00 at Drain. Helmick attacked b o t h the in city court this week, charged newspapers and the A. F of L. The w ith overtime parking: McDonald newspapers and press associations Candy truck. C. L. Stroup. Georg were blasted for playing up labor etta Funk, Leonard Coleman. H. strife and presenting only part of E. Magness. Ernest Dahl and the picture, while the A. F. of L. Matsuria Inage. In Justice Court. was condemned for “ Selling the Only one case has been called workmen down the river in 1935.” for trying to organize the bur- in justice court since Monday. curcracy of labor and not the 40,- Buford James Willett®, was as 000,000 laborers and the craft sessed a fine, charged w ith ex method of organization was de ceeding the speed lim it w ith a truck. clared ohsolete. Helmick expressed a desire to Mr. and Mrs. George Hardin of see an organization here because he said the lumbering industry Culp Creek are the parents of an was moving south and because a 8*4 pound daughter, Linda Rae, large portion of the lumber pro born Sunday, March 16th at the duced here was finished in the McFarland m aternity home. An 8*4 pound daughter, Joyce Columbia basin by the IW A. Elaine, was born Saturday. March I f you like peppermint try our 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wed- Peppermint ice c r e a m . Gustaf del of Disston at the B utler ma son's. 31-ltc-4i te rn ity home. CITY COURT RITES FOR DR VIN MAN. Services for W illiam Ezra Coons aged 64. well known Drain resi dent, were held Sunday at the Drain Christian church w ith the C RESW ELL VETERAN D IES ’ Rev. C. F. Trim ble officiating. O F HEART ATTACK. Burial was in the Scottsburg cem Harry A rth u r Michael, 47, dksl etery. Mr. Coons passed away sud I lunday at the home of his sister, denly while at work March 12th. Besides the widow he is surviv Mrs. W. H. Browns. Creswell, of ed by his mother. Mrs. Laura E. , a heart attack. He was n World war veteran, Coons, Drain, and a daughter. Mrs. having been a member of the 87th Mabel Belle Moser, Glendale. C ali division. He was born December fornia, and a son Lloyd Coons of 8, 1893. in Ohama. Nebraska, and Drain. Also four brothers, Glenn had lived in Oregon for the past W. Coons of Anlnuf, George W. five years. He is survived by his Coons o f Yoncalla, W alter Coons sister. Mrs. W. H. Browns, and of Corvallis ami Vern Coons, Mon one' brother, Frank Michael of roe. Creswell. Funeral services were' held nt the Schwering Chapel Tuesday af ternoon at 2:30 w ith interment in the Creswell cemetery. News Briefs ¡ E L L S W O R T H N E W D O IG L A S C O U N TY SENATO R. Harris Ellsworth, editor of the Roseburg News-Review, was ap pointed state senator from Doug las county Saturday by the Doug las county court. He fills the va cancy made by the death of Sena to r C. W. Clark, republican, of Douglas county. Senator E lls w orth was present for the final session of the state legislature Salem Saturday. we have enlarged the lobby of the Cottage Orove Bowling Alleys. Play off of series of the midwinter tourney starts Monday evening. Sec us if you wish to leant to bowl. Cottage Grove Bowling Alleys John Craig, Prop. On Fifth Street, Just Off Main 3K TV] YOU O PEN IN G FOR V ETER AN S IN CTVIl, SERVICE CORI’S. The local employment office has received advise from the veterans' . placement representative fo r Ore gon that there w ill lie vacancies in the veterans’ contingent of the civilian conservation corps. An honorable discharged veter an is eligible for enrollment in the Civilian Conservation Corps who is physically able to carry on In ordinarj manual labor and he need not be a recipient of relief. How ever. relief cases w ill be given preference. George B. Machen. manager of the local employment office, states that veterans may also apply for reenrollment provided they have been discharged from the form er enrollment fo r a period of six months. The employment office w ill lx* glad to discuss this m atter w ith any interested veteran. For The Convenience of Bowlers and Bowling Followers | H 1*14 »on PRICES ere to* FRIDAY, MARCH 21, te MONDAY, MARCH 24. tod. Pineapple SHRIMP S-or Put variety in your menu! can K itchen Craft V ita m in ri 1"’ « En n r hod Hour 37« 4«« lfo 35c £P1'29 2 RIT À MC lander Sfek<|y**C uf Gr,en *• No. young bea nt Æ cans IQe Mr. and Mrs. Norland Powell of Marcóla are the parents of a 6 \ pound daughter born Monday, March 17th at the B utler m ater n ity home. She has been named Helen Patricia. Strawberry marble ice cream is different. T ry it at Gustafson's. 31-ltc-4i Corona Portables. The Sentinel. i^^üss: ! 4 *» 23c StokcIy's Shoestring Franco-American I Beets M O N R O E M IL L E R B U R IE D A T LEONA. Graveside funeral services were held at the Leona cemetery Sat urday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock for Monroe M iller. 68, a form er resident of Drain. The Rev. Claude O'Brien officiated and the Smith chapel was in charge of arrange ments. Mr. M iller, a native? of this state, died at his home in Mar- cola, March 12th. l --------- Asparagus X'.* 2 ^2. 17» C ut Macaroni 3 lb 17» Libby's Corned Roof ‘XT 17« 'VHf W right's Bread T E iP Cherub Milk 4 '>» 25c Chocolate 2 2B* Horshoy B a r s /IL ^ ' 1 ^ 1 » * Jell Well. Assorted 3 » „ 1 0 * Bleach ITJic v » o * i 17* o«r27« P A G Soap 5 m « M„ M m 14* 21» Lux Flakes lilt . « , to r Oxydai baiw 2 I IB» W H IT * J m m 14* Toilet Soap si"?/* 3 Flat Select Sm all D ry Alruzoy Coffee, lb. bag l j e , J lb. C an te rb u ry Tea, >/2 15. I f c Tom ato Juice 46 or. 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