TU! USUA j
Al’HIL U, 1941
Mobile Camps to
Insure Adequate
Labor for Farms
PAGE THREE
T ili; SENTINEL COTTAGE «ROVE. OREGON
CGC Enrollees Start
Sheet Metal Work
Project Last Week
Press Bridges Deport Trial
Dorena
SAVE WITH SAFETY
Mrs. E lm ira "G randm a” M on t
gomery celebrated her 87th b irth
day Tuesday, A p ril 1. She was a
dinner guest a t the Wm. Vaughn
A ctive tra in in g fo r sheet m etal >
home und in the afternoon a
w ork under sponsorship of tin
group of friends surprised her by
Oregon national defense commit-1
cu lling and bringing gifts. Those
lee
was
s
ta
lle
d
this
week
by
17
W ith several mil 111 liinii 1 mobile
pi esent besides the honor guest
labor camps promised fo r Oregon's fX ’C enrollees ul Cnmp Zigzag.
were Mrs. Todd Glasgow, Mrs.
Ovoi ll.r /X t w. i ’ ll o f equipment
seasonal harvests thin year, the
W illia m Vaughn, Mrs. Glen Jen
has
ls-en
pi
i
•
si
In
ii
sfieclully
con
a g ric u ltu ra l eoiomlt tec of the ad
nings, Mr». O ritn Land, Mrs. H er
structed in n I1 iq ny the V aiiiou*
visory council of the state employ*
man Kanel, Mrs. Archie West.
vet
Rat
tacks
d
is
tric
t
to
tra
in
the
merit service Saturday laid plans
, Mrs. W in ifre d West, Mrs. M a r
enrollees,
who
have
liecn
selected:
fo r insuring un adequate cupply of
guerite Mosby and Mrs. Ralph
fiirm liilK ir n* nn tm isirtu n t p in t I front the entire dish let on a busts'
Boslaugh of Cottage Grove. Mrs.
of
th
e
ir
special
qualifications
.or
o f l l ir national delense program.
EASTER CANDIES
Vaughn and Mrs. Glasgow served
Speedy—4-way relief for
the instruction.
Representative of glow ers (ill
refreshments.
for the kiddies.
acid indigestion.
A rth u r Peters of P ortland has
over the state, the comm it ire
Mias Grace S m ith o f Weridling
7
os.
Bag
Jelly Eggs ... 10c
Ix'on si lected by ttii' defense com
BISMA REX
50c
spent the week end at the home
urged (hut a g ricu ltu re Is- given m ittee us in s tru c to r fo r the group.!
16 oz. Bag Jelly Eggs 19c
o f her father, Joe S m ith
the anme p rio rity us defense In* A llhough the class has Isen hut
Robert Vaughn of F ort Stevens
iliiNtrlek in securing w orker*
to newly organized, Peters r< ports 1
Color all of your
Corns and callouses hurt?
visited over the week end w ith
gather berries, fru its, hops and the enrollees ate ta kin g to ’ h ’ir
Eas’er Eggs with
his parents, M r. and Mrs. W illia m
o the r keiiNonal crop*, Resolutions w ork w ith enthusiasm m il show
No need to suffer—get
PAAS EGG DYES
10c
that w ill he sent to leading na considerable Interest In learning
I Vaughn.
CORN SOLVENT »/2 oz 25c
tional and state o fficials asked
Jack Kerns and M r. and Mrs.
each |siint thoroughly.
’"harles D ick o f Eugene visited
that CCC youths and those en
P re lim in a ry In structio n has con
Remember her with
These bright days call for
Sunday at the Mrs. M. Mosby
rolled In vocational sctionls bo re sisted o f acquainting the youths
GALE3 EASTER BSKT.
home.
leased in case o f la lx ir emergen w d h the huge stock of equipment
COLORED GLASSES
Delicious
John
Teeters
came
F
rid
a
y
from
cies.
purchased to r the shop and en- i
We have them .... 25c-$2.50
Glendale to v is it his parents. M r.
Chocolates ......... 80c-$1.00
E. C. Z eigler o f llis a l River, rollers have been b etter acquaint-,
On« of the special prosecutors in the Harry Itridgr« deportation trial
and Mrs. Charles Teeters. Mrs.
chairm an, announced the step-up ed w ith stall term s ns "cornice
a t San l iaitclw o Is M ajo r l.emuel It. Schofield, left, who Is special
Teeters nnd daughter o f Mehama
In the government's labor camp brake, * "b u r holding m a c h in e ,",
EASTER GIFTS of
a-.slstanl attornry general In charge of Im m igration and N aturaliza
Relieve Red. Rough, Irri
met him here and they a ll re
program, largely as a result of the "crimping and ts'uding machine. ;
tion Service. Policing tria l Is Job of I. F. Wlxon, right, district
tated hands with
Cara
Nome
—
Coty’s
—
turned
to
Mehama
Saturday.
comm it tee’s efforts. U ntil mobile various ly|jes o f shears and v u r i- ,
director u l liiouigrallon service a t ban fran clsio .
SLIQUE HAND LOTION
Eve.
in
Paris
Toilet
Kits
Charles
Teeters
went
home
w
ith
and sub-mobile camps w ill Is* op ous m allets used by the trade.
It's wonderful
49c
them fo r a few days visit.
erated at Nyssa, Athena and
from
which
over
SI
was
realized.
and
Perfume
......
55c
up
( 'iM>|s*ration as one of the most
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Don
Read
of
W
o
lf
(¡realism , he said, w hile m obile im p orta nt tru its to he possessed j
The next m eeting w ill be at the
units w ill come to Stayton, M e r by a sliop w orker has been st ress-1
Have you tried a
home o f Mrs. C. E. Ruth on Wed Creek spent F rid a y night at the
M r. and Mrs, George C onklin nesday afternoon. A p ril ifth.
home o f his parents, M r. and M rs.
r ill, Tule Lake, Independence, ed by Peters since the opening of
Wash with
TEK TOOTH BRUSH?
(¡ra n ts Pass and |s>ss|hly o ile r the school. In a ta lk to his group . 1 o f W | u lte rv ille called al the par-
The students and parents o f the John Read.
RAY’S SOAP FLAKES
Regular
or
home
Iasi
Saturday.
The Y.G.A. m et at the club
fsilnts, (Eugene, Alleiny, Hanks, on the opening night of the course,
Royal church school sponsored a
23c
Nylon
Bristle
Mild
and
Pure
.............
19c
M
r.
and
Mrs.
H
iram
W
heeler
house
Monday
night.
Younger
llis s l R iver Wild Joseph).
"penny supia-r" at the school
Peters said they would not only I
Approval of the Tolun congres he taught the m echanical func and fa m ily were S aturday a fte r house last Thursday evening. F ol members of the Creswell grange
sional com m ittee's Investigation tions, but he would attem pt to im -| noon guests o f M r. Wheeler's low ing the supper a health pro were guests. A t the business meet
gram was given outside on the ing plans were made fo r a basket casts were started in M arch and conducted tours o f the Post Office,
un<l re|Kirt on m ig ra to ry
labor press them will» the necessity fo r m other, M rs Eloise Wheeler.
Mrs.
N
ettie
Estes
spent
last
school
grounds by a huge bonfire, social to be held Thursday A p ril im m ediately a ttra c te d wide a tte n Eugene Farmers Creamery. P acif
was voted tiy the comm it l i r , 1 doing the tasks they hud learned
week in Eugene vis itin g her son A fte r the program a m arshm allow 10. and a skating p a rty which they tion, even outside o f the state, ic Egg Co-Op, S w ift and Co., Eu
which favored passage of House to do carefully.
roast was enjoyed. The program w ill have at the M idw ay rin k on according to le tte rs received by gene M ill and Elevator. N o rth
Resolution 3372, which would ex-J Many men are w o rk in g today, Leonard and friends.
group both the P.C.W.G. and the sta west Cities Gas Co., Eugene W a
M r. and Mrs. C. R. Parks and as follow s: S afety song by school; Tuesday. A p ril 15. The
tend the investigation to cover he told the enrollees, because th ey!
refreshments tion.
te r Board F iltra tio n
Plant, Eu
construction Industries and the could do the few things they had fa m ily of Eugene and Les Godard reading by D orothy H athw ay and played games and
gene F ru it Growers, Coco Cola
defense program. The resolution learned as they were told to do o f Lorane were Sunday dinner W ilm a Hansen: the Health Flag were served.
B o ttlin g W orks, C ounty C ourt
Mrs. Ellen Needham of Spring-
dialogue by
nlso w ould stamp out In discrim in them and in cooperation w ith th e ir guests of M r. and Mrs. John Ash- by Donald C lifto n ;
House, F irs t N ational Bank, U. S.
field
is
a
guest
this
week
a
t
the
by.
B
arbara
W
heeler,
M
ariel
Jean
ate advertising In d islu nt stutes by employers and fellow w orkers.
N ational Bank. W estern Union
M r. and Mrs. Oscar W heeler a t- D arnell and R obert Woodard; Chas. Teeters home.
private employment agencies.
Telegraph Co., M ontgom ery W ard
M r. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson
tended the funeral of Mrs. George Johnny's Teeth
by
Lawrence
To prevent duplication of e ffo rt,
The annual 4-H C lub M arketin g and Co., Farm Store, P ittsb u rg
DamewiMjd in Eugene last Wed- H athw ay; How Colds T ravel by and fa m ily, Mrs. Chas. Teeters.
the a g ricu ltu ra l com m ittee recom
nesday.
lia rh a ra W heeler; readings by Esther Volgamore. accompanied day has been set fo r A p ril 5th and Paint Store and the Eugene Reg
mended its member* tie designated
School
was
closed
Thursday
Glenn
Duncan
was
a
Salem
vis-
C
liffo rd nnd A lb erta Leighton; a by M r. and Mrs. Lou Rolfston of 600 4-H club members from a ll ister-Guard.
as a su tw o m m it t w of the U. S.
A mammouth lunch w ill be pre
guests at a parts o f Lane county th a t have
s kit, Hidden Treasure." by Donald Culp Creek were
Deportment of A g ricu ltu re on noon t ill Monday on account of the ito r last Sunday.
been engaged in the m arketin g pared fo r the members a t the
b
irth
d
a
y
dinner
Sunday
at
the
epidemic
of
pinkeye
In
the
dis
M
r.
and
Mrs.
John
Burcham
C
lifto
n
,
C
liffo
rd
Leighton.
B
e
tty
labor problems. O ther federal and
and fa m ily of Lakeview were re- H athw ay. B illy Hanks and Doro Robert Coombs home in Spring- project w ill attend this annual F ru it Growers cafeteria.
state agencies were c mmended tric t,
event in Eugene.
Louise Goodwin, oldest daugh cent visitors nt the Shade Burch th y H athw ay; reading by B illy field.
fo r furnishing e xtra money n "d
A complete schedule o f v is ita
A
number
o
f
school
students
te
r
o
f
M
r.
nnd
Mrs.
L.
R.
Good
H
anks;
I
f
We
D
on't
W
atch
Out.
Midget Watermelons
am home. M r. Burcham is an in
personnel fo r tem porary Job o f
tions has been v-r?pared f t r the
Seed scientists have produced new
fices and laK>r eamps. Members w in, was m arried to C. T. B u rk s tru c to r in the Lakeview schools. by M ariel Jean D arnell; G rowing are absent this week on account
visitors. They w ill arsemo'e a t th? midget watermelons, no larger than
W. C, Agens of San Mateo, C a li T a ll by B e tty H athw ay; song by of the measles.
present w e r- H arold Harnett of hart at the home of the o ffic ia tin g
H eilig theater a t 8:30 a. m. fo r a cantaloupes. The new melons aro
The
Home
Economics
club
of
m
inister,
H
om
er
Hatley,
at
A
b
i
fornia. was a v is ito r at the school.
Pendleton; J. J. Fisher of Gresh
general assembly and a program designed for kitchenettes and to
the
Grange
prepared
and
served
a
lene.
Texas,
M
arch
18th.
M
r.
M
r.
and
Mrs.
James
Bethune
George
T
a
y
lo
r
home
last
week.
am; L a w rcn c* Goss o f S taytcn;
of
m otion pictures as the H e ilig ’s make less crowding in refrigerators.
banquet
fo
r
the
convention
o
f
the
J
lu
ile
y
Is
a
close
friend
o
f
the
and
son
G
a
rry
fro
m
Black
B
utte
Miss D orothy Dob-man o f C ot
Burclny II m b iso n o f C o in c llu r;
guests and then w ill be divided The extremely thin rind makes care
Hen H ilto n of ta m ts Pass; D P Goodwin fa m ily. A fte r a short tage Grove was a Week end guest were week-end guests of M r. and H i-Y eluhs held a t the C ollage
Grove union high school S a tu r into 12 groups o f 50 each to vis it ful handling necessary. They are
Mrs. H ubert H aw orth.
M cCarthy of Independence; N o r wedding tr ip the young couple w ill o f the Ernest Darnells.
Kenneth Babcock made several day. Mrs. Austa Vaughn, presi m anufacturing plants and stores. said to have all the flavor of their
M r. nnd Mrs. Thomas Callcn
man F. Schnei le.’ of
Eugene: lie at home ut l-amesa, Texas.
Included in the schedule w ill be standard-sized brothers.
M r. and Mrs. Roy Means left and sm all son o f Black B u tte were business trip s to Brow nsville the dent o f the club, was in charge.
H enry Semon " I K la m a th Falls,
Mrs.
Glen
Jennings
spent
the
Thursday
fo
r
Elm
a.
W
ashington,
past
week.
Tuesday evening dinner guests o f
.H a rry W ilson >f M a lin ; L. C. Stoll.
la tte r p art of last week a t the,
being called there by the dcuth of M r. and Mrs. Clyde Sanner.
s is n -U p t.
C.
H. Jennings home in Creswell.
Mrs Means' father,
*»
M r. and Mrs. M arion Young o f
15 Dozen
Miss Frances Haynes sp"nt ’ he C entral P oint were week end
Swell Head«
SHEEPMEN
TO
GET
LATEST
week end w ith relatives
n Eu guests o f M r. and Mrs. John Ash
M ilfo rd
Mooney o f Tenant.
According to Ur Ales HrdUcka.
WOOL PRICES OVER KOAC.
C alifornia, and Mrs. Don Higgins
noted anthropologist of the Smith gene,
by
The P.T.A. held Its regular
Ed C onklin was on the sick list o f M t. Cloud. C alifornia, visited
sonian Institution, there Is evidence
An o pp o rtu n ity fo r O r e g o n
that Die heads of persons doing In meeting at the school house F r i last week.
a few days l i s t week at the B utte sheepmen to keep inform ed on the
day
evening.
A
very
Interesting
tense mental exercise Inere.ise In
M r. and Mrs. Robert Runyon Mooney home.
most up-to-date developments in
program o f talks nnd m oving pic and fa m ily o f Creswell. M rs. Jack
size more rupntly than others.
M r. and M rs. W iltiu r Scott and the wool m arket throughout the
—all fast color fabrics.
tures was given by state foresters Peterson o f Row R iver commun- daughter M a rjo rie o f Creswell
_______
and state patrolm en. I t was de Ity and M r. and Mrs. S. J. C lifto n , were callers Sunday at the Floyd spring and e arly summer is being
^¡"
—attractive styles.
provided by KO AC, the state-own
cided Io give a pie social A p ril 11 M r. and Mrs. James Dob-man nnd Jones home.
T
t
—new
patterns.
H erbert Shortridge had the mls- (amdy. Miss D ew fleth, Mrs. D e lla < M ary T re n t o f T hornton C or ed radio station a t Corvallis, in
cooperation
w
ith
the
Pacific
Co
fortune o f having the ends of th Craine.
...............
......................
........... ......
, , , „ and
„ „ M r. and Mrs. _____
Mrs,
John Woodard
and „ nnrs
L»*ster
fin tt und MNNind iingers on H im
Madeline nnd M im D oro- O bon and daughter P a tty o f Cot- operative Wool Growers.
Each Wednesday evening at
rig h t hand badly m ashi^l rn d a > th y Doleman. a ll o f Cottage Grove tage Grove were callers Sunday
6:30 throughout the wool m a rk e t
w hile w o rkin g at \Voodaul s mill
Wprp am<»ng the visito rs at the ut (he i>x? P itcher home.
See Window Display
M r. and Mrs. J. E Banton left K(>yal church school supper and
M r. and Mrs. Donald
B a rry ing season, a discussion o f wool
prices
and
trends
in
the
m
arket
Sunday afternoon to r a tw o weeks
rln in m ent last Thursday eve- have movetl to the Row R iver m ill
w ill be given by R. A. W ard, m an
visit w ith the fa m ily of
t ie r nj nR
where they have b u ilt a house,
daughter. Mrs. H arvey Shipp, at
M r* Ne, tj,. Estes Is spending
M r. and Mrs. George Duerst and ager of the cooperative, o r some
w,eek ¡n y oncai|a v is itin g her daughters and M r. and M rs. F ra n k other representative o f this la rg
'
Loa Angeles. C alifornia.
Good Values
Mr. nnd Mrs. ( a rl Sm all slM’n ' i t|aUKhter, Mrs. Daniels.
M yres o f Gresham calk'd Sunday est o f fa r western wool m a rk e t
ing organizations. These broad-
Sunday at the V e rlin W ard home
Clyde Sanner and H ubert H a m orning at the Arnold Duerst
near Dorena.
w o rth were business visitors in home and they a ll met at noon at
Cards are out announcing the Eugene Saturday.
„
, the George Lay ng home fo r din
b irth of a son on M arch 27th. to
Mrs. F rank Black o f
N o rth ner.
M r. and Mrs. Ernest Sluiw, who Bend and M r. and Mrs. H arold
M r. and M is. Jana'S Lehow and
live near D rain. The Shaw* are Christiansen o f Creswell were M r. nnd Mrs, Mac Tonole and
form er residents of this comm un guests of the George T aylo rs one children Wayne and Janet spent
ity.
Sunday
home o f M r. and
... ei'k.
...
o
u tn u ij at the ...................
day last w
Mr. m id Mrs H enry Hess and
Mrs. M ary Burcham has receiv- .M rs . Tony Tonoli of F all Creek.
son xpent Sunday at
the B ill' • cd w ind that her son. M a jo r Clyde
M r. and M rs. A rt Jenkins and
Perini home ul A nluuf.
' Burcham of the U. S. arm y, has M r. und Mrs. H erojd K ir k of
The H om er Pippin fa m ily of la-en tran slerte d fto n t F o rt Knox, S m ith R iver were Sunday guests
Roseburg were guests Sundny nt i Kentucky, to Pine Camp in the at the B ert M yres home. The men
the L. R. Goodwin home.
Wouldn't you buv
uy a
I northw estern p a rt o f New Y ork w orked on the house they are
Mr». Glenn Banton entertained ; state.
fine bi^ car instead o f
building fo r Mrs. Erm a Castle.
n number o f sm all g irls S aturday
Leo Dugan o f P ortland and Mr.
W. J. Burden and Mr. F urney of
a small one if you knew you
| afternoon in honor o f the b irth da y Eugene attended Royal church and Mrs. Loyal L e t» o f Divide
could afford it? Then listen
anniversary of her tw o daughters. ¡Sabbath m orning. M r. B unlen had attended the boat race» on the
to this: Pontiac "Torpedo”
M ary Ann and Barbara.
! charge* of the eleven oelex'k ser McKenzie Sunday.
prices are only slightly higher
The M e rry M akers club w ill vice.
Beverly Munsell was taken to a
than those o f the well-known
meet A p ril 3rd w ith Mrs. Juliun
The' Neighbors Friendship club Eugene hospital fo r treatm ent on
small cars. And owners say
Small.
met Thursday afternoon M arch her th ro at.
that
Pontiac operating costs
M r. and M rs. Samuel M edford 27th at the home o f Mrs. Clyde
M r. and Mrs. A rt Dugan o f C ot
rival the lowest. Why buy a
! and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Souther-1 Sanner. Plans were made to re tage Grove cnlled on M r. nnd Mrs.
small car when you can own
I land and daughter were guests nt veal "Secret S iste r" identities nt Dan Dungan Sunday.
a
Pontiac "Torpedo”?
■ the O. B. Dighy home in Roseburg the next meeting. Members are
V » M ' a»»
M r. and M rs
D arrel Mosby
*
D e liv e re d a t Pontiac, Aficb.
I Sunday.
nlso asked to bring th e ir finished went Io S ilver Lake to attend the
State tax, optional equipment
Thursday. M rs. M edford, Mrs. 18 inch square crazy block of funeral of n cousin of the late
I Sutherland. Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. woolen pieces fo r the q u ilt fo r the
a n d accessories— extra. Prices
Robert Mosby.
Southerland nnd Juanita Souther B ritis h re lie f at the next meeting.
subject to change without notice.
land spent the day w ith Mt's. The m ain diversion o f the a fte r-
B lack raspberry m a r b l e ice
Goodwin helping her q u ilt.
3 4 -ltc-3 i
noon was a "w h ite elephant" sale cream at Gustafson's.
Ijin e z Goodwin of Eugene spent
the week end w ith her parents,
M r. nnd Mrs. Roy Gixalwin.
Just arrived . . . new
Enthel Ann Newton, student nt
U
niversity
of Oregon, spent the
Spring styles by Inter
week end al home.
woven . . . the most
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. K. Edwards of
W ilam inn were here Wednesday
talked-about Socks in
looking a fte r th e ir m ining pm per-
only a s M oxe m t m e w r r
America. See them!
i <y-
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New Star Fashions, Easter Recipe»—
Stories. Get your copy now.
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*. ATTRACTIVE
'
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Why buy a small car when Pontiac
prices begin at
NEW
X n te r
waven
Sock#
When You Buy
EASTER
CANDY
You Want the Best
2 pair $1.00
3 pair $1.00
T H E M EN S
TO G G ER Y
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"Everything for Men"
Painting Cellar Floors
Cement cellar floors can be made
less duiity and more attractive by
painting. Only specially prepared
synthetic resin or rubber composi
tion cement floor paints should be
used as ordinary oil paints will not
adhere to concrete.
Serve refreshm ents in keeping
w ill) (lie Easter season. We have
Easter bunny o r c h irk ice cream
Gustafson’s of course.
34-ltc-3i|
Chocolate Novelties
Gum Drop Bunnies
Bulk Eggs
Greeting Cards and
Novelties
KNICKliRIKItKIiR'S 5c Io $1.
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A U N I R A I . MOTO
m t ££*? M
t/n tt
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24 North 9th St.
Cott> Orore, Ore.