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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1941)
T u rn a n w .ir i. v it . "1 io u THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE OREGON Japanese Liner Sails Without Nazi Consuls Oregon Report on ¡Farm Adjustments Looks to Future H * (u r r N u l » ftlrla la ordered nut of c ou ntry ro u ld vs elf y « s ir pa«as»« (rant b an Ye a tu tor« 1« Jap . Jap- anrao lin e r Y a w a ta M a ru Mailed w ith o u t th em . I>r. Julianne« H u n her». ronaul at Sew Y o rk , anil C a p la ia F ell» W ied em an n of Nan t r a m lw o are «liown d in in g a fte r m in in g boat; O n le ft are C a p ta in W iedem ann and M r» Horeher*. me«»« table M r , W l e d r m . i n n »m l H r. Koreher». Latham Is Divide The Oregon land use plurming com m ittee composed of farm ers from d iffe re n t parts of the state and representative* of state and federal agencies* ha- adopted ami forwarded to Washington, D. C . a program fo r Oregon agriculture fo r the years of tin- present em er gency and those immediately fo l lowing. This report has already be,-n subm itted to a regional land use conference where it wus prais ed highly by federal o fife ia b as being one of tin- most complete ami eurefully prepared of those subm itted by the states. "T lie plans projected in this re port are but u continuation and adaptation of w o ik that has been curried on fo r many years by farm people and various agencies," says Dean W illia m A. Schoenfeld. chairm an of the stale committee. ) " In another sense, liowever. these plans are lin t a beginning in the development of an effective and adequate unified program, in is is a continuing and long-tim e Job." Plans fo r the preparation of the r<'|s>rt which, as completed, cov ers 100 typ ew ritten pages, were in itia te d by the state com m ittee early in January. The prim ary purpose was to recommend ad justm ents which would perm it Oregon a gricu ltu re to contribute most towards national defense and at the same tim e prepare it to w ithstand the impacts of the emergency period and emerge la t er to avoid the disasters which a g ricu ltu re suffered follow ing the firs t w orld war. The preparation of the report was undertaken by fo u r principal subcommittees, forestry, range livestock, general farm ing, and fa rm , home and ru ra l life. As de term ined by the committer*, the adjustm ents in Oregon a griculture fo r a ll-ou t defense fa ll into two closely relat<*d classes. The firs t includes measures to meet changed a;.d cha* ging needs in the fie ld o f pro fic tio n . The second class include; measures fo r im proving the w elfare ol the peo ple so th a t they m rv meet the problems o f defense w ith renewed vigor and w ith l ew confidence in the dem ocratic way of life. These measures fa ll in t ' ** fields of health, n u tritio n , s 'c u rity and general morule L a te r a* tid e s w iii deal w ith recommendations on these subjects. M r. ami Mrs. W a lte r Baker and W ord has been received from tlie M d b ile s attended tlie F arm M r. and Mi's. J im - Glass who are iB y It. Stroup* ers C ream ery pienic at S w im v isitin g th e ir children in Berkeley, m ers' D elight Sunday. Friday's Game« C alifornia, th a t th e ir son J im - D. Hoy Means, fo rm e rly of Ixmdon uml daughter, Friday'» game* which m arked M is. N ellretha the etui of the ffi-xt half of the , is ereei mg a home on the two- Chandlers, were in a car a c c id e n t a o ftlu ill acltedule »aw tw o nearly acre tra ct he recently purchased recently. The »on was in a hos Identical game* w ith n cm ly iden* from Mrs. W a lte r Baker M urra y p ita l w ith a skull fracture and the tica l n-MiliN. Both K n ii’kcrliock- T ru n n e ll Isaight one acre from daughter hail several lacerations M r and Mrs. J. H. Mnnerns left er'a and Culp Creek were defeat Mrs Baker adjoining his pluce. M r. and Mrs. M agill and daugh Wednesday m orning fo r Los A n ed tiy decteive »con-«. C ulp Creek loxt to the Eagle* by it 7 to 17 te r June of I xm Angeles have geles where they w ill visit a week count w hile tin* Kmck» lost to moved into tlie new w hite c o t and attend the wedding of a son. tage recently b uilt by Fred H a r Creswell by u 7 to I t dcowion M r. and Mrs. Robert Schbka o f ITie defeats forced the Knleks ris near the Q A Nichols home. Eugene visited Sunday at Hu- J. A. Farm ers of this neighborhood Mackey home. and Culp Creek to »hare the league ce llu r w hile Creswell was are feeling n keen liilm r shortage M r. and Mrs. F. M. Chapman lofted to MX-ond place and the (or the Is-latcd harvesting o f the expect to leave F rid ay fo r New Eagle* lunded the fo u rth place i tiny crop a rk , C alifornia, and w ill lie joined John Bennett, who is staying at there by th e ir daughter anil son- b irth . II E the M erle P o rte r home, is em in-law , M r. and Mrs. It llersehel ploy ed at D rain. 10 7 K n ir k r i Ijocker*» | P hilliiis, and together they w ill M r. and Mrs. A J W iser vis make a m onth's tr ip through Yel ( 'i i awaii I I 4 id 7 4 ited C ra te r lake Saturday and lowstone jiu rk and w-ill v is it M r. 4 Culp Creek H 10 ran on to Bene T ru n n e ll who is Chapman’s relatives in Minneso Eagle* 17 employed there. ta and Mrs. Chapman's relatives M o n d a y S ig h t M r. and Mrs. Fred H a rris and in M ilwaukee. Wisconsin. Mr. ami The last place C ulp Creek L um fa m ily and M r. and Mrs. Hugh Mrs. H arold P hillip s o f Yoncalla berjack» bounded la n k fo r the H a rris and fu m ily attended a fam- accompany M r. nnd Mrs. xeeoiid hull opener Monday night i ily reunion Sunday at the home Chupman to C alifornia and bring to give the MHximt place Creswell i of the men's m other. Mrs. Ettuna th e ir granddaughter, B illy N a club a .7 to 2 shellacing in one of t ’o tto rff. at S ublim ity. dine. home w ith them fo r a visit the best played and most th rillin g Evelyn R adcliffe retu rne d to whik* her parents are on the trip . t ilt * of tlie current «rainn tier home nt Florence Sunday af- lle in i, Q u a lity M arket laid luck C arl B u rk e tt o f M arshfield has , te r a visit here w ith her aunt, hoy, and new C ulp Creek recruit, been spending several days w ith , Mrs. Fred H arris. »howed the Lum berjack* they his m other, Mrs. Anna B u rk e tt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T ru n ne ll made no m istake In signing him. Itiok A lyre to Cump Oregon 4-H before leaving fo r Arizona where by fanning 9 men, allowing I hits Mrs. Kenneth B e ll, Sterling he hus ts-en advised to go fo r his c lu li camp on F a ll Creek, Ju ly 11. and topped if o ff by w inning his Bolton and C orporal Rohdes mo health. Since tier a rriv a l t h e r e Alice own twill game w ith a smashing R ollo and Lester Stout have tored to Portland S aturday m orn (wissisl the Bed Cross swimmers line drive into deep center fo r a ing. test and was elected president of gone to W alla W alla, Washington, trip le which provided tlie w inning M r. and Mrs. W illia m W hitlock where they are employed in the the eamp of fo rty -tw o girls. and Charles and M rs. May W b it- score. W. T. G aroutte, a resident of harvest fields. II It E , lock and Verla Jean were Sunday this v ic in ity fo r many years, K 3 1 I evening visitors of Ed Ashby. C ulp Creek I Missed his 70th b irth da y anniver W H A T GOES I P . . , S te rlin g Bolton and June Bell 4 2 2 ( 'res well It seems that one o f the hoys in sary Ju ly 13 Nelson G aroutte and nightcap t h e were Saturday n i g h t dinner In Monday's A rm y maneuvers in Texas came fa m ily o f McKenzie Bridge vis Eagles overcame an early Knick- it,s i at home Saturday and W ill flo atin g into camp near the Davis guests at the E a rl Banzer home erbocker lead in a sixth inning G aroutte of M arshfield visited at .Mountains. When he was brought 1 in Portland. They also visited at 3-run ra lly which put them ahead home Sunday. to the officer's tent, » lig h tly bruis the James Suarks home in P o rt w ith a 10 to h count, and then ed. he was told, "You've got real land. Recent word from Mrs. Andrew Ed Ashby spent Sunday at the managist to stay there fo r the re Masters of M arshfield states that nerve to come down in a para m aining inning. T lie K iiick» both her sister. M ary Johnson, fo rm e r chute w ith this 100-mile w ind Bonnie P erini home. He also vis ited M r. and Mrs. John Ashby. out-played ami o u t-h it the h.tf.E. ly o f this place, is about the same blowing T h a t’s dangerous!" C arolyn Bolton spent the week boys. hut l<»t the <leci*ion because fo llo w in g tw o very severe spells. " I d idn't come down in a |wira- end w ith Maggie W ertz and fam o f uii excessive amount o f walks. chute," said the private. " I went Claude Plaster is adding very R II R otary Spokes ily o f Anlauf. a ttra c tiv e shutters to the windows I UP in n le n t." M argaret Hemenway was home 7 Eagles 1” man, W ich ita Falls. Texas. en- o f his house. Thia gre atly I fo r a vis it w ith M r. and Mrs. W. 10 Knickerbocker'« H lianees its apepnrunce. Next Three Game Schedule Coronu I ’m tables. The Sentinel. ■ A. Hemenway. Friday. Ju ly 1» Culp C reek vs. Knickerbocker's; Eagles vs. Grove Hardware. Mrs. N orby Coons and daugh Monday. Ju ly 21 Q u a lity M ar ket vs. D ra in; Lorane vs. Cres te r M arcella of Mureola and Mrs. Clovy Seward of P ortland visited well. Wednesday, Ju ly 23 K n icke r at the home o f H arry’ Castle last bocker’s vs. G. H ardw are; Culp Thursday evening. • M r. and Mrs. Roy Summers and Creek vs. Q u a lity M arket. three children and Mi's. Bessie Mm. O. E. M urray, fo rm e rly Short of C orvallis were Sunday M m . L illia n T inke r, of Florence, | cullers ut me Juy B lackm on' visited re i’e n tly at the home of home. M r. and M rs. H a rry Castle and Mrs. Phebe W illiam s. _______ B ill H a rris attended the picnic of tlie county road crew in honor of Johnny Gibson who has joined the arm y. The picnic was held at Lang Grove, H erald Carlson is staying w ith Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reariek w hile his mol her is ill. An Epic of the Old W’csf Mrs. Fred O verton and Mrs. H a rry Castle served Tuesday on the c iv il reserve board at the Waldon school house Tuesday. M r. and Mrs. B illy Busse of Eugene were cullers Sunday at the Doe Pitcher home. M r. and Mrs. Ray W illiam s and fa m ily have moved to Saginaw. A large crowd enjoyed the club picnic at Grays bridge Sunday. a Cedars Mosby Creek W < e’re Selling SAFETY / W ? a a t B a rg a in P ric e s ! G et T h is ^ , al THE OREGON TRAIL PAGEANT EUGENE, OREGON JULY 24-25-26 • Civic sad Industrial Parade • P io n e e r P a ra d e • Three N ightly Shows • Bearded Men • Costumed Women Reserve Tlrhets NOW! W rite Box 112 KilSrne Price» ; 50o, 41.00, $1.50, 42.00, 42.50 P1ONHKH l»AYH L IV E AGAIN M otor trave l on Oregon high ways has Jumped more than tt> per cent during the firs t five months of 1941 according to the Oregon State M otor association. The m onth o f May, 1941, w ith a sale o f 25,043,327 gallons, close ly approached I he a ll-tim e high o f sales set in August o f 1940. The A p ril, 1941, sales saw an in crease of more I ban 20 per cent over A p ril o f 1940. M r. and Mrs. H arold Sprague and daughter M a rilyn returned Saturday from a six week's trip Io Colorado. They also visited at Alliance, Nebraska, before re tu rn in g home. You can't afford to miss t bargain . . . Come in today, and S A V E M O N E Y ! IRISH-SWARTZ “W HERE THE TH RIFTY TH R IV E” Prices are definitely on the advance. You'll save by buying a good tupply of food stuff now 4tP B R A Z IL IA N IR IS H S P E C IA L The last drop is good, tool Economy at low cost. Ground to Order. Ground while you wait. 211"’ 3"" 59' 15 " 3~43 I m POTATO CHIPS 15c pkg. 10c Dinner Bell OLEO 2 lbs. SUGA R 25c Fine Pure Cane We always carry a complete line of bottled beverages on ice. PU R EX y2 Gallon 21c 100 lbs........ 12 in a pkg. 2 pkgs. ......... TRIANGLE S pecial O ffer 15c TOMATO SOUP fo r V a c a tio n D a y s ! Van Camp, 20 oz. 3 cans ........... 25c H D PEAS Tender Garden LIPTON TEA 3 cans Orange Pekoe y2 lb. 43c PA PER PLATES ^5— PEN JE L 3 pkgs. 25c 1 lb. 79c ..............35c DINNER BELL SHORTENING Lever Bros. 3 lb. can ............ 49c RINSO Large ........... 21c Giant .............59c L IF E BUOY or LUX TOILET 3 bars ...........17c LUX FLAKES Large pkg, 22c 8 A W C o ffe e M ellow’d Quality 2i7c •••'53c Qts. 33c 1- lb. t i n ....... Pints 21c SHOE STRING POTATOES 2- lb. tin Large tin ... . 15c SPRY French DRESSING 14c 3 lb. 55c 6 lb. $1.09 8 oz. bottle 4-lb. t i n .......= —CA RLO A D FLO U R SALE— Another car just arrived. We advise that you keep a good stock of flour on hand now. We are below replacement cost on flour. P E T E R PA N Our finest Bread flour. 49 lbs. Valley $1J9 $5.89 F IS H E S ’S BLEND D RIFTED S N O W IRISH SPE C IA L All purpose Hardwheat Rose 49 lbs. L 3 9 49 lbs. $ Per Bbl $5.49 . 49 lbs. .................49 lbs. $1.79 $1.79 Fruits and Pork Chops Vegetables 5c Cottage Rolls 29 c Local B e e ts a n d C a rro ts 3 Im n clw s.............. Each 3 to 5 lb. average— By the piece. 10C Fresh Oregon B eans p ou n d s............... 2 5 c Sweet Spanish Woodson Motors 836 Main PAG O n io n s p o p n d s. 14c Quality Vegetables Always at Irish ’s Sliced Bacon Pound 25c Morrell's Comet Pure Lard 4 pounds 43c Open Kettle Rendered Lunch Meat Pound 29c Pound 19c Large Assortment Pork Hearts KELLY’S Friday and Saturday
