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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1941)
T iir n s n ‘Miss Spring (Jcaning? in Action Freezing Eggs in d Storage Lockers Found Practical of Vida were overnight guests Saturday at the W. L. Townsend home. Clayton's small daughter Georgia had the thumb and the end of the forefinger on the right hand chopped off Tui -.day while the children were playing at home. The attending physician said there was a 50 per cent 1 lorneriiiikerN who have areena chance of saving the thumb. Io fro zen frxxl lockers may store < gi;x auecesafujly in these lockers during the heavy laying season for use when egg prices are high er, according to experiments car ried out a I the school of home economics at Oregon State col lege. Commercial freezing of egg whites and yolks has been prac ticed successfully for many years, but little if any work hus been done to adapt the process to small-scale use In the home. A successful procedure for such small-scale freezing, as well ns ex periment* with the use of frozen eggs in cixiking, has Ix-en carried out this winter by Gladys Hed lund, graduate assistant, under the supervision of Miss Agnes Kolshorn, associate professor of foods und nutrition. Egg yolks, particularly, require treatment b e f o r e putting in a frozen locker, else they will be gummy and difficult to use when removed from storage Miss Hed- lund's experiments showed that the addition of a small amount of honey to the eggs before freezing is the most effective treatment, although salt, sugar, or corn syrup may be used satisfactorily for this same purpose. Eggx for freezing must be clean before breaking and need to be handled in a sanitary manner, as Hprlng houM* rlra n ln g , alw ay» th o u g h t o f a« an Irkxo ntr, «ra»onal ehorv, haa become (la n io r lir< | w ith n am in g of 2 0 -y e a r-o h i l.u r lllr it Is important to keep bacterial • <**r y “ f N e w a rk . N. J., aa "M l»» S p rin g ( leanin g," by com m ittee contamination to the lowest pos advoeating rle a tiu p and fix u p tim e throu gh ou t n atio n . H ere »he 1», sible point. For that reason In actio n w ith old battles, ja rs a n d the Inev ita b le broom and pall. cracked eggs are not recommend ed for u s e in freezing, even K H t ( I.KAN ROADMIDRN. give every prataiblc nssixlanc -, though the eggs are broken be Mix, Jcxhic M. I lorvytnaii fore being stored. In connection with the paint-up Yolks and whites may be frozen clean-up eam,wign soon to get un- IT'S NOT A HABIT, THOUGH, together, although they are more “» commonly separated for convenl- following letter from Mrs. Jessie Tsk-tsk! W hat’s the Army com- ence in later use. Mias Hedlund Itoneyman to the Oregon Journal. |ng to when a private can get found that the use of small dishes nplwar ng in a recent laauc of that «way w i t h telling a general For Hejwirating these is advisable newxpajx-r may be of general In “No"? as then an occasional bad egg will ‘ It really happened, though, nt not spoil the large batch. The Oregon Roadside Council Randolph Field. Texas, where the Whites can be placed imme- Issued instructions to all citizens U. S. Army A ir Corps pilot trani- diately in waxed cartons or jars of Oregon In the interest of the Ing is gaining rapid strides. and need no treatment. Yolks are recent Clean-up week, which are The General asked: "May I stirred thoroughly and one table- of continuing Importance. make a navigation flight this spoon of honey is added to every two cups of yolk. One tablespoon In a personal appeal to all morning?" The ITlvate answered: "No sir of sugar or one teaspoon of salt members of the council, and all -conditions won t ,*-rmit it." may be sulistituted for honey. interested |ieople, I urged all to Whether forecasters in the big lx-gin listing thing» u|w>n which a group could concentrate that office at the "West Point of the would be a rrul nelghborhixd receive attention when they achievement to inlvrest 4-11 club*, »peak, Imt actually most of them Mrs. Glen Slimmel wtis honor Roy Scouts, G irl Scouts, Camp nrr noncommissioned officers in- guest April 30th at a shower giv M re Girls. Junior Councils and »lead of privates. en for her at Woodard's camp by other school group*. For a uni- A maze of graphs, teletype ma- Mrs. H arry Stump. Assisting Mrs. fled program, I offered these sug- chines, telephones and busy work- Stump in serving refreshments gcstkma: ers mystifies the casual visitor, were Mrs. M urry Newton, Mrs. Make a survey of your com- «ad data °n cloud formations, Billie Cowan. Mrs. Oliver Dun- munlty and the approaches to ceiling, temperatures and winds berg, Mrs. Norman Lewis, Mrs. your nearest town or city, and «loft as high as 20,(MX) feet is just W alter Boren and Frances Bach, work to remove whatever is un- 80 much Greek. There were 35 ladies and several sightly. Remove or repair, when But when a forecaster gives his i,m«H children present. Miss Beat- IxiKsihle. broken fences and gates, opinion about flying conditions. r *cc Pagonis played several se- Repair or remove old buildings notxidy disputes it because weath- lections on the accordion. A num- and eliminate all debris, broken ermen are trained to a "T" for her ° f friends who were not pres- board piles and worn-out machin- their jobx and aren't trusted un- ,'nt sc” t gifts. ery that is visible from the high- til Uncle Sam is absolutely sun- Miss Beatric Pagonis of San way. Remove or screen dumps and of their competency. Francisco Ls a house guest of Mrs. automobile Junk yard» R « M V » K,„. t M tb « <lir. «•(ion of w M fc -1’ ;‘n s ,r " nK tin cans and other rubbish from and their »peed«, balloons are sent I Eranccs Bnrh ,eft Wednesday the roadside. Rake and burn, if fmm the field four times daily, evening for Redding, California, possible, ull brush and weeds nn,j weather-observing officers where she expects to remain for from the fence rows adjacent to f,y w llh pilot» reKUlar inter- timp- **-- -* way. ....... • If ' ------• -■— - Mrs W. I,. Townsend and son the -*-**-* right of needed, plant V(lls to determine whether Cadets Clifford visited Mrs. Townsend's trees or shrubbery, for such im- may take off for their training. father, W. B. Addleman, at Eu- provements add to the value of ~ _,u „ ' . . . .. . . ... Young men between the ages of ,,.o,x-,,y and ... o, the nnd w|th a school (>()u gene Saturday Mr. Addleman had property to .... the Ixauty of count^s,de. Eliminate all snipe ()r v„ |(.n, nr . suffered a bad fal and is con- cation or equivalent or journey advertising signs and advertise- f*netl ,o hix bed. Mrs. Townsend your Army ments on buildings. Persuade man rating apply to e.’i nr ± 7 nLso vL' 1,pd her brothpr C C Recruiting office or call or write property owner* to refuse bill- w M a,n Officp Bujldj Addleman who is Hl at the Eu- ixuird advert sing on heir prop- for lnformati„n K«>ne hospital. erty; to paint their buildings and (>n , h(> B,r (y)rlm op anv n|h<ip ITie ( layton Townsend family on the air cor,» or any other to prune their trees nnd shrub branch of the service. bery. Give your property and your community a general house M in e ra l Wool Insu latio n Invited to a Double Penny Sup cleaning; make the countryside Mineral wool insulation Is made per and Hand-Work Sale, 6:30- clean and attractive, nnd attempt by passing a stream of molten rock, 8:00, at the Royal School Room to keep It so. Help this organiza slag or silica through a jet of high on Silk Creek. Tuesday P. M-, tion expand Its program by be pressure steam or air—which con May 13. coming a member. verts the molten material into silk- Also, to rejxirt to our office, like, curly, fireproof fibers. P49 S. W. Porter Mtreet, Portland, Musical Entertainment at 8:(M) Peppermint marshmallow sun by the M EYER Junior Orches of whatever is done, either in the community or on one's own prop dae is delicious. Gustafson's of tra of Eugene. erty. The Council stands ready Io course. 39-ltc-3i London EVERYONE FREE O ur O ld C ustomers are S witching to N ash Noth'* New Kind of Car it Showing Them 25 to 30 Thrilling Mile* to the Gallon! Miss Margaret M cMinns of Portland and Ray Williams of Astoria spent the weuk end at the Norval Williams home. Lt. Earl Williams stopped over here and visited his brother and family Norval Williams l a s t week, on his way to San Francis co to join his company who have sailed for the Philippines. 35 persons every day in Oregon, the public health research depart ment of Oregon Mutual L ift In surance company reports. ‘ A study of the records of the state board of health shows that a total of 3187 persons died from all causes in Oregon during the first quarter of this year. Diseases of the circulatory sys tem, chiefly those of old age and MEATH TA K ES TH IRTY-FIVE general decline, lead the death classification. There was a total O REG ONIANS »»AII.Y. of 994 deaths attributed to dis Death comes to approximately eases of that nature. ¡IRISH® SWARTZ THRIFTY VALUES FREE CITY DELIVERY Just Two of the Many Reasons You Should Shop Here. SPECIAL VALUES THROUGH MONDAY Sugar Fruits and Vegetables Troco There is no substitute for quality. — Shop Irish and Swartz, where quality is the watchword. Asparagus 2 f,,r 19c Strawberry, Local, Fresh Rhubarb 10c pounds. Large Sweet Grapefruit Dozen . . ........... 25c Fancy. Fine Cookers Winesaps 10 pounds. 49c » - ’5^ A Dandy Spread on IRISH Bread TURKED0R—A complete serving in every can ................................................... 2 for 36c ASSORTED TOILET SOAPS— Your choice ................... ........................ ............. 6 bars 25c DASH GRANULATED—Giant package ..................................................... .......................... 45c CALLA LILLY GRANULATED—Close out ...... ................... „....... .......................... 15c pkg. SUPERIOR GRAHAMS—Close out ............................................................................ 2 lbs. 25c PORK and BEANS— Dundee No. 2y2 ............................... .................... - ........ _........... 3 for 29c LIMA BEANS with HAM—No. 1 tins ................... .................................................. 3 f or 43c DENNISON S SOUPS—Close out ................................................ ........................ ....... 4 for 25c SW IF T ’S PREM—12 oz. tins ...... ........................ ............................ ................ ........... 2 for 49c TRIANGLE OATS—Quick or R e g u la r ........................................................................ 19c pkg. SPERRY CORN M E A I^ 2 0 oz. pkg.......................................... ................................. 2 for 19c HEY KIDS! AUTO GYROS .......................................................... 5c each (blades lc each) KERR S GRAPEJUICE—Full quarts ......................... ...................... ......................... 29c each DUNDEE APRICOTS—No. 2i/2 Uns ___________ _____________________ ¿ 2 2 1 3 for 43c G io-C oat T • “ 1 * J If9 Jt>lSklt"JVllX Snow drift >"-52- D ressing Applier Free! Powdered Sugar Del Monte Demonstration Saturday only.—Come in and have a cup of this fine coffee. 1 pound Dinner Bell Quality Quart 2 pounds IRISH BREAD Durkee This wholesome full flavor ed loaf new enriched with vitamin B-l. Mayonnaise only 10c with 25c 37c Peas, C orn 3 fr25c 2 > « r g e loaves 2 5 - Pint F lo u r V a lu e s Markets are very, very strong—You'll save on flour by buying now! PETER PAN A real flour value.— Carries our uncondi- Uonal guarantee. 49 lbs. ’1.39 ’1.29 Per B arrel. . . 4 pounds A gay, attractive glass pipkin.—A 25c value All purpose hardwheat D elivered h e r e , include* standard equip ment and federal tax. W hite Side W all Tires, Bmi)[x-r Guards are optional exuas. 98c Coffee 2/C «'»’lii 25c | gallon and Full 1-lb. pkg of IRISH SPECIAL Cottage Grove, Oregon 35c Irish Special Quart Del Monte PEAS No. 303 Tins 2 f o r ...................25c Gr. Beans Del Monte CORN Standard Quality 3 f o r ...................29c No. 303 Tins KELLY'S BABY BEEF P o t R o ast Shoulder Cuts Pound.......................... Per B arrel. , . GOLDEN RULE AUTO SERVICE lb s . Ritz C rackers 19c Snow flake 2 1 - 25c C offee 20 * 3 ,bs55c That Tasty Local -19 lbs. There’s no doubt about it— we have the biggest new car value in town! A Nash in the lowett-ftrice field. A hig car powered to deliver 2J to JO toilet on a gallon of gasoline— with overall savings of $7(1 to $100 a year. Nash's new kind o f body construction gives them greater safety, more room. With coil springs on all four wheels for the smoothest ride you’ve ever experienced. Come in today—sec why smart buyers switch to Nash. 711 South Pacific Highway The Timm Freeman family of Vida have moved into a house be longing to Willis Garman. M r and Mrs. K. Wharton and son of Eugene were guests .Sunday at the Roy Southerland home. Marvel Geer and Robin Wrxxls, students at 0.8X3., spent the week end at their homes here. Mr. anti Mrs. Robert Andrews The Howard Cox family and nnd (laughter Edna Lee of Irving Jesse Cox spent Sunday on the anil the L. ft. Goodwin family coast. Going by way of Eugene were guests Sunday at the George and returning by way of Rzsc- Suthcrland home. 1 burg. ■ 1 1 Pound...............28c 1 B acon S quares 1 1 p°und............ 14^c I S h o rten in g 1 1 L oin S teaks Really Tender 23C S w ift’s Picnics By the Piece Pound.......................... 1 Morrel's Eastern 21c L eg 0 ’ P o rk Half or Whole p°und...............25c Swift ’» Pearl 4 pounds.............. 45c 1
