The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 28, 1941, Page 8, Image 8

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More and Better
Quality Exhibits
At So. Lane Fair
(C antm ued fro m fr o n t page)
T I II IIS I » A V, A l’GI'HT 28. | IMI
TH E SEN TIN EL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Sheep
Aged Ewe
w ell.
F a t La m b
w ell.
Ewe La m b
w e ll.
F re d W rig h t, Cros
F red W rig h t. Cros-
F red W rig h t. Cres-
Open Ctaaa F lo w er»— O K txlon
(Tas» 1— f e t t l 'd P lan t»
I)
Rest Specimen F e rn M rs. Pen-
tic o ; B elle B u rk h o ld e r.
Best Specim en G e ra n iu m Mrs.
Z u m w a lt; B elle B u rk h o ld e r.
Best Specim en F u ch ia M rs. F.
E. W ic k ; Frs. F re d O ve rto n
Best Specim en Begonia (T u b e r­
ous! —- B elle B u rk h o ld e r: B e lle
B u rk h o ld e r.
Best Specimen Begonia ( F ib ­
ro u s ! M rs. P entico; B elle B u r k ­
holder.
L o t 1. B est P la te , A n y V a rie ty
F ra n k Russell, C ro sw e ll g range;
Claud«' A rne. D issto n R oute; M rs.
F il'd K e lly , D isston R oute; M is.
F ro ti K e lly .
L o t 1. Best P late, Class 19,
Pears S h irle y A rn e ; Mi's C. 11.
Z u m w a lt; L. S. A y o lte .
Calss 20, Pruntx«. Best P late.
A n y V a rie ty S h irle y A rn e ; C la u ­
dia Van P rooyen; S h irle y A rn e ;
Ed F in n e rty . Roy S. Hands.
Class 21, Peach«'», L o t 1. Best
P late, A n y V a rie ty C al H a tfie ld ;
R. C. A rn e ; Joe S chneider; R. C.
A rne.
Class 22, T a b le Vegetables. L o t
1, Beans, 20 Specim ens
B e tty
T hom pson; M rs
A lin 'd
W u lff:
S h irle y A rne.
L o t 2. Beets. 5 Specim ens M i's
C. H. Z u m w a lt: Ed F in n e rty .
Class 22. L o t 3. C a rro ts . 5 spec­
imens M rs. R ile y, C laude A rn e ;
S h irle y Arne,
L o t 4. C o rn Mi's. C. H. Z u m ­
w a lt;
M a ry
L in d s e y ;
S h irle y
A rn e : E lsie W e lls ; C. A K in g .
L o t 5, P otatoes C laude A rn e ;
B lanche G u ith e r: C harles W e tze l;
M rs. C. H. Z u m w a lt; S h irle y A rne.
L o t 7, T om a to e s M r. and Mrs.
T ru n n e ll; M rs. O opple; C. A. K in g
L o t 9. C ucum bers Echo W e l-
den; L u lu B e ttis ; C. A. K in g ;
S h irle y A rne.
P u m p kin s
M rs. S. H. K lin e :
Ed F in n e r ty ; S arah Jean S u m ­
m ers.
Squash Leon M o rto n . L ondon;
M rs. George F o ste r. D isston R t.;
C. A. K in g .
G reen Peppers C. H. Z u m w a lt.
D e lig h t V a lle y ; N e llie K in g , D iss­
ton R o u te ; N e llie K in g .
O nions Joe P rem azzi. D isston
R oute; Joe P re m a z z i; M rs. T e d ­
ford
G a rlic II. K M itc h e ll; Joe P re ­
mazzi.
R h u b a rb Judson A lle n .
P arsnips M is . C. H. Z u m w a lt.
D e lig h t V a lle y.
\ \ d n u ts R. C Arne.
F ilb e rts R. C A rn e .
Gourds— R ay V in c e n t.
F u tu re F a rm e rs 1 Jvestock
13 New Teachers
To Greet Pupils
On September 8
i C o n tin ue d fro m pnge 1)
F o re s try 3— H a ro ld Jones. W a l­
Je lin e k, gggigned.
M iss Jackson
den.
was a tQ icniber o f the C olorado
H a n d ic ra ft — G lenn Ems. L o n ­
W o m e n s Onllege Glee c lu b and
don; Lew is W illia m s . London.
w on s ta te honors as soprano solo­
C M h la g
ist. She has had several years e x ­
D ivisio n 1— S a ra h Jenkins. W a l­
perience in both h ig h school and
den; V irg in ia H aldem an; Janet
grad«> school m usic su p e rvisio n in
Jenkins, W a ld e n ; W anda M ills .
C
o lo ra d o and w ill have ch a rg e o f
W alden; M a ry Jones. W alden.
a ll the vocal m usic in b oth the
Glass
-
—
G
ut
F
lo
w
ers
D ivisio n 2 - - E ve lyn Johnson. L a ­
h igh school and grades, also d i­
Best Bouquet A stere
G. C
th a m ; N o rm a C a rp e rte r, L a th a m ;
re c tin g
th e
glee
clubs
and
F la tte rs ; G. C. F la tte rs .
Jean Lam b. La th a m .
choruses.
Best
Specim
en
L
a
rg
e
D
a
h
lia
•
D ivisio n 3
M ild re d Fisher.
H a ro ld F. H ebard, U n iv e rs ity o f
L y n x H o llo w ; W in ifre d N ew ton. M rs. S pangenburg; M rs A W u lff
O regon g ra d u a te and Inst y e a r in
Best
Specim
en
Pom
Pom
D
a
h
­
London.
charge o f m usic a t the Ju n c tio n
lia M rs. S pangenburg; M rs. Ted-
D ivisio n 4
M a rg ie W oodard;
C ity high school w ill d ire c t the
fo id .
A lyce T ru n n e ll, L a th a m ; P h y llis
band and o rch e stra w o rk In both
Best Specim en M in ia tu re I'M h lin
Foster.
th " grades and h igh school. He
M rs. Ed F in n e r ty : M rs. T e d fo rd .
w ill also teach a science class w ith
Household E n g in e e rin g
J e rry
Rest 3 spikes D e lp h in iu m M rs.
tw o re g u la r classes in band, one
M ickey. L a th a m ; H a rla n M ickey. S. L. Godard.
fo r beginners and one fo r ad-
Latham.
Best 3 Spikes G la d io li M rs. A .
va n te d students.
Room Im p ro ve m e n t — P h y llis W u lft. L u lu B e tti's
Miss Jean In g lis o f S ta y to n w ill
F o ste r; M orene Low rence .L o r­
M raigolds, L a rg e M rs. K lin e ;
head the S m ith -H u g h e s
Hom e
ane.
M rs. M u lv ih ill.
Econom ics d e p a rtm e n t. Miss In g ­
M
edium
M
irig
lo
d
s
M
rs.
S.
L.
M y Hom e P ro je c t
M a rjo rie
lis is a g ra d u a te o f O regon S ta te
G odard: M rs. S. L. Godard.
Woodard.
College and fo r the past tw o years
,
M
in
ia
tu
re
M
a
rig
o
ld
s
—
M
rs.
Livestoek
has ta u g h t home «’conom ics a t E n ­
H o lste in s - A lle n Aspey. Dorena. Z u m w a lt: M rs. W u lff.
te rp ris e h igh school. She w ill serve
H
y
b
rid
Roses
M
rs.
S.
L.
God­
1st and cham pion.
as g irl's a d viso r and w ill super­
a
rd
;
G.
C.
F
la
tte
rs
.
Jerseys — E a rl R adway. L y n x
vise the w o rk in the ca fe te ria .
Cosmos M rs. R ile y ; M rs. R iley.
H o llo w , 1st.
She w ill have fo r h e r a ssista n t
L a rg e Z in n ia s M rs. M u lv ih ill;
Miss O ra Lea Vannice, gra d u a te
M rs M u lv ih ill.
o f O regon S ta te
C olk'ge.
Miss
M edium Z in n ia s
Mrs. Mulvi­
V annice w ill teach clo th in g , ro-
h ill, Lois W eldon.
la tcd science and g e n e ra l science.
F a n ta sy Z in n ia s
Mi's. P e te r­
She has b«'cn te aching in the A sh­
sen: M rs. S. L . G odard.
land schools fo r the past y e a r and
M in ia tu re Z in n ia s — M rs. T e d ­
a h a lf.
fo rd ; M rs. M u lv ih ill.
T o f i l l th e vacancy le ft by the
Tuberous B e g o n ia s—G. C. F la t­
re sig n a tio n o f M iss E m m a B elle
te rs : M~s. S. L . Godard.
Stadden, th e Ixia rd has selected
P etunias- M rs. A . W u lff; G. C.
Miss D o ro th y P arks o f Eugene,
F la tte rs .
w ho is a g ra d u a te o f the U n iv e r­
Stocks- G. C. F la tte rs .
s ity ol O regon and th is su m m e r Is
l>h tsion
N a s tu rtiu m s M rs. J. S chneid­
BOYS
C alves borne a fte r J u ly 1. 19-10 co m p le tin g h e r m a s te r’s d«?gree n
e r: Jeanne M o rto n .
and
E nglish.
Miss
MELTON
D on Nelson. C liffo r d Van Proo- E d u ca tio n
M in ia tu re Gardens — M rs. A.
P
arks
has
had
several
ye
a
r's
ex­
JA C K ETS
yen. B ill W ise, C laude Ix'b o w .
W u lff: M rs. S. L . Godard.
perience in O regon schools and
Ewe
Lam
bs
O
v
e
r
1
Y«-ar—C
li
f
­
E
n
trie
s
by
C
h
ild
re
n
U
n
d
e
r
IS
6 to 18
G a ry Preston. Ire n e S c h a ffe r. fo rd V an Prooyen. O w en Sloan. w ill teach freshm en E n g lish and
E le m e n ta ry S ocial Science.
She
J im m y F la tte rs . B illy F la tte rs . B ill W ise. Bob W rig h t.
E w e L a m b - B ill W ise. C liffo rd w ill also serve as d ire c to r o f the
G lo ria June Rose.
Van Prooyen. O w en Sloan. Bob guidance w o rk in the h ig h school.
Hobby E x h ib it
Miss E ve lyn Hesscl w ill ta k e the
1st, Ben Zendron. H and carved W rig h t. L yn d o n Sloan.
R am L a m b s- O w en Sloan. C lif ­ place o f M iss Hayes in the com ­
m a tch box holder, cookie b a rre l:
d e p a rtm e n t,
tea ch in g
2nd, B ill Boyce. Soap box d e rb y fo rd V a n P rooyen. L yn d o n Sloan. m e rc ia l
ty p e w ritin g and sh o rth a n d , a n c is
A r t. l>ept.. Open Claaa
ra c e r; 3rd. E ddie Johnston, sp o rt
B askets M rs. Josephine Koons. a g ra d u a te o f the K e a rn e y S ta te
scrap book p ic tu re c o lle c tio n : 4th.
C ollege and has had
K e ith K e lle r. H and made ship M rs . S. L. G odard. S h irle y Jean Teacher's
baseball
su m m e r w o rk at the Oregon S ta ie
H
ile
m
a
n
.
m
odel;
5th.
Ire
n
e
P
lu
n
k
e
tt.
M
a
tc
h
JA CK ETS
has
been
O il P a in tin g s M rs. Susan C a r­ C ollege M iss Hessel
co ve r c o lle c tio n : 6th, Bobby S te w ­
F o r school
teaching fo r the past fo u r years
lis
le
Wood.
M
rs.
Asa
K
e
lle
r.
M
rs.
a
rt.
M
odel
A
irp
la
n
e
.
w ear
, in B ro ke n B ow . N ebraska.
She
D ivision E— Foods
Asa K e lle r.
Sizes 6 to 18
W a te r C o lo r P a in tin g s — M rs. w ill act as su p e rviso r o f the G irl's
Class 3. L o t 1. W h ite B re a d —
M rs. Law rence B ro w n ; M rs. Geo. C a rl Je nkins. M iss T u rtle , M iss League.
Miss J u lia T o m lin so n o f K la m ­
F o s te r; M rs. H e lliw e ll: M rs. S. L. T u rtle .
a th F a lls, a g ra d u a te o f P a cific
A n tiq u e D e p a rtm e n t
G odard: M rs. M y r tle Lake.
w ill
teach
E nglish,
D ishes— M rs. L a ke . M rs. A nna U n iv e rs ity
L o t 2. B ro w n B re a d — M rs. L a w ­
p
u
b
lic
speaking.
Spanish,
and d i­
G raham , M rs. A nna G raham .
rence B ro w n .
w o rk .
Last
S ilv e rw a re — B e lle B u rk h o ld e r. rect th e d ra m a tics
L o t 3. B is c u its — M rs. F re d K e l­
y
e
a
r
she
ta
u
g
h
t
a
t
Sweethome.
ly ; M rs. C. W . B oo h e r; M y r tle M. A. H a m a n t. M . A. H a m a n t.
Glass M rs. N . J. Nelson. M rs. She has had considerable e x p e ri­
Lake.
ence in d ra m a tic p ro d u ctio n s and
A.
B ru n d . M rs. A n n a G raham .
Class 4. Cookies— L o t 1, S ix Ice
SHIRTS
O ld Books — E. C hilson, Jesse w ill c a rry on the high standards
Box C ookies—S h irle y A rn e ; M a ry
set in th is line o f e x tra -c u rric u la r
SHORTS
O ve rto n , M rs. F o ste r.
A rne.
a c tiv ity .
M
iscellaneous
—
M
rs.
Geo.
Fos­
& BR IEFS
L o t 2. S ix V a n illa D ro p Cookies
T he vacancy le ft by th e re sig ­
te r. M rs. M . J. N elson. E lm e r N e l­
F o r Boys
— P h y llis F oster.
n
a
tio n
of
H e n ry
W illia m s o n .
Class 5. Cakes, L o t 1. L o a f Cake son.
S m ith -H u g h e s a g ric u ltu re teacher
T e x tile D ivision.
— M rs. H a rry Lew is.
E m b ro id e re d D re sse r S c a rf — has not ye t been fille d . T he school
L o t 2. Sponge C ake— R u th C h il­
R u th Olson. M a rc ia B ru n d , M rs. board how ever expect to .»ecuro
ders; M rs. M cA fee.
th e services o f an experienced in ­
L o t 3, A ngel Food C ake— M rs. F. T ru m b y .
s
tr u c to r before
the opening o f
Lace
T
r
im
D
resser
S
c
a
rf
M
rs.
C. W. B ooher; L e w is W illia m s .
school.
L o t 4. L ig h t L a y e r C ake— F. G. L y le B ro c k . M rs. L y le B ro ck. M rs.
In the e le m e n ta ry schools Miss
M y r tle Lake.
Chaffee.
Frances Tem ple, a g ra d u a te o f the
Tea
T
o
w
e
l
M
rs.
H
a
rry
S
m
ith
.
L o t 5, D a rk L a y e r C ake— E lva
T hies; M rs. R aym ond A nderson; M rs. R aym ond H enderson, M rs. D. C olorado S ta te C ollege o f Educa­
tio n . w ill be home room te a ch e r
SLACK SOX
F. G. C haffee; M rs. C. W . B ooher; Francis.
fo r seventh and e ig h th grades and
H
and
Tow
els
R
u
th
Olson,
M
rs.
C
h
a
rlo
tte
T
h
ra
sh
e
r.
S tu rd y co ttrn s
d ire c t the d ra m a tic productions.
J. H . W a lk e r. M y r tle Lake.
Class
7,
C
anning,
2
Ja
rs
V
egeta­
in b rig h t
C rocheted Bed Spreads — M rs. M iss T em ple has ta u g h t th e past
bles — M a ry A rn e ; M rs. H elen
stripes
fo u r years a t L a p o rte . C olorado,
Edgecom b; M rs. M c A fe e ; M y rtle C. H a ld e rm a n . M rs. I I .C. S ch a f­
In a d e p a rtm e n ta lize d school. She
fer.
M
rs.
C.
H
a
ld
e
rm
a
n
.
Lake.
U n iv e rs ity o f
M iscellaneous Bed S pread* — lias a ttended th e
Class 7, 2 Ja rs F r u it, L o t 2—
Oregon
sum m er session.
Miss
M a ry A rn e ; M rs. T h ra s h e r; M y r ­ M rs. T c rv re n , M rs. N . E. C om p­
Frances
S
c
h
illin
g
o
f
A
shland
w ill
ton, M rs. S. L . G odard.
tle Lake.
Lace T r im P illo w S lips
M rs. he the o th e r seventh and e ig h th
L o t 5, 2 C o n ta in e rs J e lly — M a ry
grade home room in s tru c to r. Miss
A rn e ; M rs. P re m a zzi; M rs. L a w r ­ B. R. Job. M rs. N a n n ie S m ith ,
S c h illin g is a g ra d u a te
o f the
ence B ro w n ; L u lu B e ttis ; M rs. M illic e n t Mason.
E m b ro id e re d P illo w S lip s M rs. S o u th e rn Oregon College o f E d u ­
B lanche G w y th e r.
cation and o f W illa m e tte U n iv e r­
L o t 6. 2 Ja rs P ickle s — M a ry L. P. S a n fo rd . M rs. M abel H e lli­
s ity . She had ta u g h t b oth in the
w e ll. M abel H e lliw e ll.
SCHOOL
A rn e ; S h irle y A rn e .
e le m e n ta ry school and th e high
L o t 7, 2 C o n ta ine rs R elish — ( C rocheted T a b le C lo th M rs. I.
SU PPL IE S
school the past th re e years. She
A.
R
a
n
d
a
ll,
M
rs.
N
.
E.
C
om
pton,
S
h
irle
y
A
rne.
Pencils, Ink,
has served as a h igh school te a ch ­
Division A — G range and A g ric u l­ M rs. S. D unlap.
Tablets, Note
e
r a t Sams V a lle y in so u th e rn
E m b ro id e re d T a b le C lo th M rs.
tu ra l A w ards
Books.
Oregon. She w ill a ct as school l i ­
D orena grange, C re sw e ll grange F. T rim b ly .
Buy them here
Lace T r im Luncheon Set M rs. b ra ria n .
and H ebron gra n g e — B lu e R ibbon
The tw o new fo u rth
grade
A w a rd .
C. C. G ilh a m .
E m b ro id e re d Q u ilts M rs. C. E. teachers w ill be M iss E liza b e th
Division B— A n y F a rm Youth
Mi
O rg an iza tio n in Southern f<ane
F ish e r.
i
F ancy P illo w M rs. Rocco S cri-
Pieced Q u ilt M rs. Ben C hilson.
C o u n ty
ma,
M a rjo rie W oodard.
F u tu re F a rm e rs o f A m e ric a ; M rs. I. A. R a n d all, A lic e T ru n n e ll.
N eed le p o in t
Jeanne M o rto n ,
C ro ch e t R ug M rs. R aym ond P.
Boy Scouts o f A m e rica .
M rs. S. L. G odard, Jeanne M o rto n .
f C F IN N E Y C O M P A N Y
In c o rp o ra te d
D ivision I , F ru its and F a rm P ro d ­ Anderson, M rs. H ugh N ixon.
A r t Pieces Y a m o r F e lt M is
H ooked Rug P h y llis F oster.
ucts— Glass 18, Apples
C a rl Je nkins, M rs. C harles L.
S m ith , M rs. S. L. Godard.
C e n te r Piece, Lace T rim
M il-
lipent Mason, M rs. Thies, M rs. J.
P. W a lk e r.
E m broidered C enterpiece — M rs.
G lennie F ro st.
$2.79
$3.98
T ro n a ry o f P u rl hind, and Miss
B elva W a g g o n e r o l D allas Ml»»
T ie n a ry is a g ra d u a te o f th e O re ­
gon C ollege o f E d u ca tio n and has
ta u g h t the past y e a r at Moaler.
M is* W aggoner, a g ra d u a te o f the
O regon C ollege o f E ducation, a t-
tendtai several te rm s at th e C olo­
rado S ta te C ollege o f E ducation,
and has been teaching at G len­
dale. O regon.
T o ta ke the place o f M iss V iv ia n
Johnston, w ho has been assigned
the firs t grade and p rim a ry su­
p e rviso r. M iss D o ro th y Gesine o f
Eugene has b«»'n e le c t« ! to teaeli
thu second grade Miss Gexme is
a g ra d u a te o f th e N o rth D a ko ta
N o rm a l School and has had sever­
al sum m ers' w o rk at the U n iv e r­
s ity o f O regon am i O regon S ta te
College F o r th e |>a*t fo u r years
she has been te a ch in g second and
th ir d grades nt W e n d lin g .
H O R S E B U Y E R S FOR
P E N N E Y 'S
Montag Wood Circulators
and Wood Ranges
Hunting Supplies—
G u n s, A m m u n ition and Red H ats
U lM V
A nnouncem ent
th a t
the
re ­
m o u n t service w o u ld purchase
horses fu r the a rm y in th is m en
s ta rtin g about S e ptem ber 1st did
not m a te ria liz e . I t now appears
th a t b u yin g w ill s ta rt in the sta te
fro m O c to b e r lit to 18 and N o ve m ­
b e r 20 to 30. Ik 'ta ile d In fo rm a tio n
as to (he exact dates and lo ca tkin
o f In ly in g w ill bo announced la te r.
G ra p e pineapple sherbet at Gus­
ta fs o n ’s o f course.
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G ra b e r-G e tty s
Dependable Hardware
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