The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 27, 1941, Page 9, Image 9

third period Monday drivlpg over
town looking at different types
bouse». Among lome of them ob-
wrvnri wer« the Georgian, the
North Colonial, file English, the
Spanish and the modern.
Paul Anderson, senior and local
F .F A. member, will speak on the
topic, ’Farm Surplus,” at the Im-
l>ertuJ hotel, Portland. April 1. He
SEA TTLE, W A S H IN G TO N . -
uyill he competing against five Continuing fire danger in the for-
olher boys
, ests of Washington and Oregon as
Marjorie Earl, Cleora KorstJens, far,c“ t ,O<1* y rauMed ,he W w t
Faye Nixon and Brian Stroup Coast Lumbermen's Association to
were chosen last week ns the four urge the public to use extreme
btptt delKitors from
the public care in the woods over the week­
end.
speaking class. The class has fin­
Dogging operations have been
ished debating and the next pro­
ject they will study a court trial. warned of the danger and are tak­
ing precautionary measures. Many
The G. A A. has been invited have closed down because of the
by the Roseburg G.A.A. to attend ¡^ ¿ r d . "However, the real danger
a ploy day April 12. All girls in- p<,jnt ¡s jn tbe dead ^ry fern on
Wrested In going are urged to
and in recently logged or
(jlgn up now in Miss Deal's office. burnM, nreM wh(,re rj,)llg!a>t flr
The cost will be 35 cents.
seedlings are Just getting a good
Margaret (jodell visited tela- start,
combined with
rainless
lives in Drain Sunday.
weeks, and a continued east wind
Evelyn I^unb went to Eugene as indicated for Saturday and
Monday to take a test for exten- Sunday,” said W. G. Tilton, asso-
slon division work.
elation forest engineer. “Human
Melba Pittsley visited her sis- carelessness with fire has already
ter in Eugene over the week end. been tbe cause of turning thou-
Eunice May went to Portland sands of green forest acres Into
Nut ail ws> 1« «rrluu« and brings death tu m m , women and little children. These two bulls In the ranlen
Monday,
black barrens. All forestry agen-
e f Valais. Hwlliertund. furnish some rcmtl, reUef lor the depressing news of war as they do battle in the
Moxine Guggisberg and Vangie cies are appealing to the public
spring lor the favor of the " g a r n i " of their herd. Note elaborate lowliells and collars.
_____ __ Gondoe went to Oakland. Oregon, using the woods over the week end
rwifir . jig
t ^
arr-.-u-r-Tu w
Sherkxk Sunt*tty ,o vi»it friends
to defend and not destroy our
t rayed the immortal
-.«.i
llurrell
R‘"”
y
Russell
visited
friends
ui
young
growing forests.
llohncs und Watson with Darrell
Thomuson
Victor Schrlckcr as Uf* 4"b)UrK «v‘*r ‘ h® week end.
.«jt u young life that is blasted
Thomason and
ai
Victor Schricker spent Monday
fern fires. Not only do for-
the vlllians.
seedling» go up in smoke, but
Kuby Honrs played two selec­ in RoMebury on busineiw.
Betty Fisher spent
the week yOung wild life. The birds are
tions on the accordion.
-u.,
*
n,l
rt’
Ridgefield,
Washington,
nesting row in the brown fern
Dr. H. B. Fare (Bob Grew«lie),
noted authority on the subject
of Vu£*,n* 'S * " * ; ,
v f* ld» ot
i un’or iorest- Flrc
child, parent anti teacher relation,
B'‘” y Russell spent
the week wa.dens have already brought in
gave a brief summary of his lat- ead visiting in Roseburg.
reports of dead grouse and black­
est book but was drowned out by
. R?' r ' f®"ner h£*h ened nest* found in the wake of
Marvin England who played a !*Chix' 1
. a|f en|C „ S‘* burns started by cigarettes carc-
saxophone sok).
mons, Hebron, visited school Moi.- |<sgjy tossed. The iorest fire is as
The "Marlins uod the Coys" day" . . . .
. „
ruinous to recreation as it is to
fought a battle royal as Marjorie
Coniltpe Magnwwon spent Sun- in,lustry. We appeal to tbe public
Earl. Arietta Roberts and Shjrley
'*
Springs with some to ynn ifs comrnon defense against
■ i . . « . i . , . ^ crooned
._ ,„ i
ih
-a. friends from Junction i ity.
this common enemy of all Oregon
Hendricks
the . «m
words
__
___________
,
IJene Trunnell. class of M . and and Washington
Janet
Peterson' ______________
and Torn Henry
took the romantic leads as Grace h‘i
M'h001 F rlth,y
"These fern fires are real ior-
tool
Bob Moody visited friends in
(¡res. M a n y
hundred-acre
and Henry.
as
Tizzie
Lish
s
Pr
‘nKf1,'Jd
and
Eugene
Sunday.
tracts
of
second-growth
Douglas
Orlena M artin
Leo Roberts returned to school fjr bave been destroyed during the
gave the latest rccipe on how to
catch a man ’'dead pr alive.” this week after a three weeks past Week. It will cost ten dollars
per acre , 0 pjant these burns and
While Tizzies recipe was in the absence Ix-ceusc of Illness.
Janet Peterson Bftendiil
the make them productive again. But
last stages of preparation. Tizzie
gave her version of the “Chicken freshman glee at Willamette Lnl- even with planting, there is eco-
versity over the week end.
nomic loss that can never be rc-
House Serenade ”
Dqrothy .iafley spent Sunday at cover<^j Good second-growth adds
Odell lake.
600 board feet per acre a year.
<1. A. A. Party.
___
contest A?n<'s Moon sPent ,h‘" ww* pnd This means that e v e r y year 20
the
G.A.A.
dues
With
over
the losing side gave the
Ln Eugene visiting an aunt.
acres of junior forest produces
winner« a S r t J list Thunday
,hc Weck
« * « » » lumb, r ,o buiW a five'
¿vSS.
m u n u n y cnd
Po..tktnd vteibng an aunt.
.brush.
W ar
(B o v in e )
Is
D e c la r e d
in
S w it z e r la n d
3 Hazard by Fire Is
; Growing Greater;
More Care Urged
t o
it
1939 they were 52 percent, and in
1939 they war« 64 percent.
The vacation month of June
saw the greatest number c-f rural
deaths for any one month of 1940.
Twenty-seven persons were killed
that month in rural accidents. No­
vember was second with 26 fatali­
ties while January, with nine, was
the lowest.
raid the wall of a home in a
worker's district collapsed sud­
denly and firemen and air raid
precautions m-n working nearby
paused to cheer and point at a
man who was seen standing in his
wall-less bedroom, clad only In
his shirt.
Cursing H itler and Goerlng, the
man shouted: "I can't find my
bloody trousers!”
N A Z I A IK R A ID I I A R I i O N
E N G L IM H M A N 'M D IG N IT Y .
Orange and pineapple sherbets
make tasty desserts. Get, your
PLYM O U TH . ENGLAND.
At choice at Gustafson's, the home of
32-ltc-3i
the height of last night's nazi air delicious ice creams.
■
r'y*y-r-‘
•reklns to organise hl« plant*,
and the |l. K. Army Air Corp«, which w ant* his produrltve esparity
fa r ptanea and rnginsa. Henry Ford Is a busy man these days despite
his 11 years. Here he la at Detroit w ith MsJ. Gen. 11. 11. Arnold, d ur­
ing Inapoetlon nt defense «orb
♦
The party started immediately
ter school with the after aduwl
after
,
all-star basketball team and the
fast
noon all-star team playing a
arid exciting game. The after
school team won this game by a
score of 16-21.
Supper was served by the losing
sidy nijtl then the group went to
the ten cent show at the local
theater.
R'»™*™
Bu^ r \ ‘sl,w1.,
fire' <»«««*» future homes for
kn£ p,
America, and future payrolls, busi-
f>a* " o ' f c. junior from The ness< taxes, railroad freight traf
high school, visited Friday.
and shipping for the Pacific
C. A. Howard, president of the jsjorthwest.
Oregon Teuchers’ College at Mon
__ _
mouth, visited school Friday und
held a meeting with about
seniors interested In teachers"
? Rural Accidents
truoJRg^
.
_
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Lawrence M offitt, oounty school
Rural accidents c a u s e d the
superintendent, visited school F ri- greater number of traffic fatali-
day.
ties in Oregon during 1940, but
Girls League Ai’tlrltlea.
Bob Plaster. Bob Frederickson, urban fatal accidents showed the
Along with spring, come many jopbomore, and Harvey
White, greatest percentage of increase
activities for the girb* league, and j,inior ip(, Thursday for San over the previous year, figures
these imixirtnnt things were dis-
io ^,jn (be navy.
compiled by Earl Snell, secretary
A LYC E T R U N N E L L . Editor
which is nt Yoncalla, the lime has
cussed at a noon raectiog of the
Vcbna Ucnijctt, Dorothy Gwtau oi state, disclosed today,
"Heailyrl for Eden.” a three-acl v"001'" ior C ^ h »Teece to pick the g irh ’ league council b at Wcdn<’«- and Luciuc Woodard, members of
There were 205 rural fataj acci-
Comedy, w m ten by Sydney 1 » »UrUng nine The siandouis on day, Committees were dmaen and
ckus of "40, visited Friday.
dents last year, compared to 120
Vail, has lx*eii aelftcUd ns the
’* l u*d look like ihls: At flic
be M ik e 1 <’*’a’r’nen vo,un' * * ’* d i'*r Moth- , Don Moore, former shop instruc- fatal accidents in cities. Rural fa-
arn^pr play to . be ” given , tbe eve-1
backstop jxisition
, I MoKihben
Willi o rlv will
Jenmniis m ers< *' **' ‘V,ny
The girl* league , or |X)U. teuelilnjc m Eugene, and tailties in 1940 were 4.2 pareent
J i*? . 7 ' , T u . ' r i / n i H i't i l l * G e o r T n i ia n
"Wornrp
,Or
Y
brother Vertin, principal of over the rural fatalities for 193«?
niitg of May
k™ leads.
l
o
c
u
s
t
b
>
V
ick,
with
a
shght*
*
*
* ni ° L h*
h sc.hools
whil<
yeM
,
.
T-
. k with
w ith u i «hvht
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— - - - — ■ pne of me * junior
nign scn
o o is o i w
w ruie
urrain
the romantic leads.
The cast . MM-rwul i) e <• V
V lclw
sbgh. or;|t(> th„
f(Jr (>pen
afUrnoon
r e up
„ 6 id u u n ir
announced Tuesday is os follows: ‘"dk"1 over Suter, sbortatnp posi Chuirmen were appointed to get and
over t he school build-
In 1940, rural fatalities con-
Mr*. (lu U Skipworth. Maxine Ew- ’ ton *• W«?I1 n,lu’n ‘"We of by M ar- flowers.
f|,jW|>rs baskets, and to arrange ,ng
stttuted 62.7 percent of the total
In«.". Imogene. O l i v e Cawley, * » ’ R>ing. wlm is proliahiy the (h4J fUjw, _
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the flowers. "Something new was
j ant. dose returned Monday af- fatal accidents reported in the
ldt.a for
M
IRufk. Rk-liard Bush; Doroihy best fielding player on the «quad. (hp
ter
a two and one half weeks ab- state while in 1939, rural fatali-
Smith;
Peggy ’ bird hose. John Minor, with Alan
Brill,
Mai jes»a
Day. W itli May Day only about M,nce on account of illness.
tte« constituted 64 percent of the
Gladys
R
'*d
in
reserve
when
Minor
Is
Walter». Nance Anlauf;
a month away, there is much to
Alvin Montgomery
who had total. The proportion of rural fa-
Nancy
pitching.
The
outfield
will
be
cov-;
*J
O'
Herman. Put Baldwin;
been absent with the measles, re- tailties to the whole in 1940 was
»’•ggy Sharpe, Kale Rob- « v t l by " Bliiekic” Morris. Tom
'
turned to school Friday.
thus lower than in 1939.
•rU„ Velma Wilson Rrmlnn Ulan- Jon«"* M errit Bolton un«l Alden
School Briefs.
Superintendent Ferrln attended
Rural
accidents
consistently
dish,
Arllne
Anttemon;
Burry Garoutte.
An assembly progrum was pre- a superintendent's conference at cause the greatest percentage of
Richards, George Dugan; Minnie
Assembly Program.
sented In the auditorium ‘ hurs" Salem last Friday and Saturday, fatalities in this state, Snell’s
Rptera. June Rimer; Henry Hanks
Time was set ahead to 1958 at
_ _ attended
________
___________
In
1937 they
He also
an ___________
educational _ figures
revealed. __
ib Propst;
Marcella Turner,
Friday"» assembly presented Knox, the blind >ylophoni»t. and
Eugene on "Monday' wero’ 62 percent of the total. I in
ilher Volgninore; Hob Roberts, by ||,, junior clnss .
a unique demonstration of
the
— __
L IO N R O A R S
t
<k Smith; Sergeant Kelly. Ken-
orth Whitkx-k; Ken Howard, Jim
liendrk'ks; "Linijiy,"
Mike Me-
((Ihben. Elinor Clark will be
prompter; Bill Roncr, »luge man-
Offer; H arry S lu rg e s,
a ssista n t
manager; Donna Hatch, costumes;
Albert Smith, ticket
manager;
Bud McCoy, propertle»: anil Betty
Chapman, hand properties.
• • •
Alan
Rwd. c lu b s president, braille system of reading. Many
opemsl the asaembly by introduc-' interesting demonstrations were
jng ,bc. student. Gaylord Collier given by the blind including how
who, by push button tuning and they read and write.
teJevkdon, l«x»ked into the future
The home ce IH class spent
The announcers, who advertised _______________________________
everything from headache tablet»
t0 mattresses were; Brian Stroup,
payc Nixon. Alan Reed and Alden
Garoutte.
Cleora Korstjims gave a reading
Yonrulln First.
ulxiut the ever favorite subject of
W ith but one week of practice Pu.* Mu, nnd back seat driving.
•fore the first baseball gome,
Tom Jones and Bob Mtxxly poi-
That
Smartly
Casual look
Arcade Theatre
I t e aa< 99e
FrL, ftat.. March 29-29— "Trail of the Vigilant««.”
Franchot Tone, W arren William.
Prevk*w feature “Hanated
Peggy
Moran.
Honeynwon,”
Robert
Montgomery, Constance Cummings.
Hun.. Mon., Tu««., March 30-31-April 1 — “Knute
Hoehne— An Amerk’an,” Pat O ’Brien, Gale Page,
Ronald Regan, Donald Crisp.
ita .iE M .tc
RODMANS
Wed., Thor»., April 2-9—"No Tim e for Comedy,"
James Stewart. Rosalind Russell. Genevieve Tobin,
Charles Ruggles. Preview feature, "Duley,” Ann
Sothem, lan Hunter.
Insurance
DICKERS IN DIRT
Th>‘ R. A. Smith family is moving hack to California. We hate
to sec them leave but Is gives some one an opportunity to pur-
chaso a splendid home at a low price Beautiful two bedroom
modern house, circulating fireplace, less than one year old.
p ilec 93,200.00. 9500.00 down. Less for cash. Loeution 235 Quincy
in shoes by-
(kjy this hoiiie nlraout like rent 2 bedroom house juat south of
high school. Electricity, good wuler, >a acre garden ground. Price
¿1000.00, 9100.00 down, 915.00 a month.
f H l SHOf WITH THt
¿’arm for lease. 50 acres In cultivation, 150 acres good pasture,
lease runs until October 31, 1941. 9800.00 cash.
60 acre
farm, 20 acre» in cultivation, balance good pasture. Farm
machinery goes with the place. Located out Row River road.
93000.00, half cash.
Good building lot. 57 feet wide, 204 feet deep, water, sewer,
paved street und sidewalk. Near high school. $250.00 cash or
9300.00 on terms.
W ell paying local business fo r sale. $I(MH)I)O cash. See Rodmans.
LET H I M S H O W Y O U H O W
F O R D o u t-m e a s u re s th e o th e r 2
THE FORD HAS
THE FORD HAS
BI66EST BODIES!
LONGEST INTERIORS!
THE FORD HAS
f
MOST’».“.'HEADROOM!
T H I FORD HAS
6 R E A T E $ T «“ m
Diane Theatre
THE FORD HAS
THE FORp HAS
Borgata Nlghta Ito .. Saturday Matinee Ito aad 19c
M0STTS7LEGR00M!
MOST"“ Kltf EROOM!
Thura., Frl„ March 27-29—“Tall, Dark and Hand-
THE FORD HAS
THE FORD HAS
WIDEST«".*^ DOORS!
RICPFQT W IN D S H IllD S
D lb b t d l a n d W INDO W S
10e and 28o
MAOIC SOU
—new pumps and ties —all
white kid — blue kid —all
blnck k’d —blue and white
spectator.
—see the new style» nt
’5.50
Umphrey & Mackin
GOOD VA LU ES
WIDTH!
soinr," Cesar Romero, Virginia Gilmore,
Berle. Bargain Nights. Admission 10c.
Milton
Apt., Hqa., March 29-30—-"'Take Me Back to Okla­
homa,” Tex Ritter. T erfy Walker. Preview feature
“Bide, Kelly, Ride,” Eugene Pallette, Rita Quigley,
Saturday Matirwe 2:30 p. in. Admission 10c, 15c.
WOODSON MOTORS
836 Main
Mon., Tue»„ Wed.. March Sl-Aprll 1-2—Cloned.
Thura., FrL. April 9-4— “Go Weat,” Marx Brothers,
Diane Lewis. John Carroll, Robert Barrat. Bargain
Nights, Admission 10c.
GET THE FACTS
AND YOULLGETA
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