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T H E S E N T IN E L . COTT .MIE fiBO VE. OREGON
P A filE E I f l H T
Bonds
Number Arrested Future Farmers
Drunken Charge
Numerous arrests continue to
be made by state and c ity o ffi
cers on charge o f drunkenness. On
November 12, I.loyd Gilhant was
arrested and charged w ith d riving
a car w hile intoxicated. He. was
fined »10 In the city. November
13, Ted M ille r forfeited $10 tsail
on charge of drunk anti disorderly
conduct. On the same date M ax
ine M ille r was arrested on a dis
orderly conduct, charged and ta k
en to Eugene and lodged in tlte
women's detention department of
the county ja il. She was fined $5
and cost and given a th irty-d a y
ja il sentence and the ja il sentence
suspended on good behavior. On
November 13 also D orothy Briggs
was arrested on a drunk d riving
charge and lined $100 in the city
court, $50 of which was suspend
ed. November 14th, Rudy Hoaas
forfeited a $10 bail on charge of
intoxication in a car.
Fugitive» Give Up.
Two fugitives from justice, John
and W a lte r Ferren. made a vol
u nta ry confession to c ity officers
November 15th of a $333 larcenv
from a Naches, Washington, cafe
The pair were taken to Eugene
and turned over to the Naches o f
ficers.
Divide
M r. and Mrs. Claudson of C ot
tage Grove, form erly o f Grants
Pass, are moving into Mrs. B u rk
e tt’s small house and M r. and Mrs.
Joe Lancaster, who moved to Dex
te r recently are moving to one of
Miss Hawley's cottages. The farm
at D exter was sold to C alifornia
pecple.
Club met last Thursday at the
home o f Mrs. John Lam b due to
the bad weather only a few mem
bers were present. Two comforts
were tacked. The next meeting
w ill be December 11 w ith Mrs.
A rth u r Dugan in Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Jorden and
Merle M ille r o f Toledo were Sun
day night guests of M r. and Mrs.
Bayne. Mrs. Bayne accompanied
them to Eugene Monday.
NEW SU P E R IN T E N D E N T FOR
FISH HATCHERT.
> Ralph D. Kay, superintendent of
th e state game commission fish
hatchery at Enterprise, has been
appointed superirttendent of the
McKenzie rive r hatchery near Eu
gene.
A 11 i t on I he C u rtis V e n irti
place
(«'ll across (lie power Ime
tiny.
Joe I’ re n ta /rl visited Ed Ashby ami highway Satuiility noon, r e
M and M is Chaffee and fa m
su ltin g in a f lic
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Sunday.
ily \ isiied m a r Eugene Saturday.
Mi and M is James Hcinen-
w ay spent S aturday in Eugene.
Mr. and M is James Sparks of
l\» itla n il visited over the week
end w ith Mrs Sparks' gi.indpai
enis. M r. and Mrs N. I. Holton.
Mr. amt Mrs A. M. Loflam i of
Salem visited tin 1 Manl'eeks over
the week end They were enroute
T w o Acres good ground. 2 bedroom house, e le ctricity. I'n m ile*
to th e ir ranch near G rants Puss
out »1,260. easy terms
. Ed Ashby visited Mr. anil Mis.
Modern 5 room house. goral nelghlxii hood. |M»ved sheet »1.250
John Ashh> Sunday ufternoon
Terms.
Mrs. W A. Hemenway spent
Mom, ty w ith Mrs Ed F tnnerty of
us Acres. 25 in c u ltiv a tio n ti|«-n range ( ’««*«! buildings. $4.000
Cottage Grove
$1.00<> down
Miss Lida G a i.e tt «if Eugene
IK acres close Io town Good road, e lis 'llIc ily . creek, no b uild
ings. $1.200.
Envoy
KODAK
F IN IS H IN G
A H ealth club of 15 members
has been organized at the S ilk
Creek school under the leadership
of Edna M cGarvin. teacher. I t is
called the “ Happy H ealth H elp
ers” , and has the follow ing o ffi
cers: President. Dolores M eyer:
vice-president, Helen Hudgins and
secretary, M axine Allen.
The E ighth Grade has organized
a m arketing club known as the
S ilk Creek .Marketing club w ith
Mrs. M cGarvin as leader and the
follow ing officers: President. Mau
rice D urbin; vice-president. L«‘Roy
Muno. and seerrtaay, Jpne D u r
bin. By Edna M cG arvin, Leader.
COBURG F A R M E R SHOOTS
SELF.
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902 Ilire h S tn w t 4 liedroom modern Imine Cornet hsation
real buy at »2,000, easy terms.
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D ia n e T h e a t r e
Adm ission 11c and 25c
Bargain Nights l i e and 18c; Sat. .Mat. 11c and 26c
Thum.-Frl., Nov. 20-21— “Buy Me That Tow n” Lloyd
Nolan. Constance
B arbara
Alien. W arren Hymer. B A R G A IN N IG H TS.
‘ ■it.-Sun., Nov. 22-23 — “ W rangler’s Roost,” Range
Busters, Gwen Gaze. Fo rest Taylor. Preview feature.
“ Swing It Soldier,” Ken M urra y, Frances Langford,
Don Wilson. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m.
Monday, November 24— CLOSED.
Tues.-W ed., Nov. 25-26 — ALL SHORT BU1MI X TS
Comedies, Cartoons, Ed icational, Quiz Reels SportIs.
T raveltalks, Special Subject«. NO F E A T U R E SHOW N
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Peanut Butter, Real Roast
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Produce Prices Friday and Saturday
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E rl.-Sal., Nov. 11-23—“ Belle S ta rr” Randolph Scott,
Gene Tierney. Dana Andrews, John Shepperd. E liza
beth P atter-on. Louise Beavers. Photographed in
TE C H N IC O LO R . Preview, “ H enry A ld rich fo r Presi
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Sum.-Mon.,T ups . Nov. 23-24-25— “Alom a of the South
Seas” D orolh v Lamour, Jon H all. Lynne Overman,
P h ilip Reed. K atherine deM ille, F ritz Letber. Photo
graphed in TE C H N IC O LO R .
Wed.-Th-.int., Nov. 26-27— "Ladies in R etirem ent,” Ida
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“ M oonlight In H aw a ii” l ine Frazee, M p rry Macs. Leon
E rrol. Miseha Auer, Johnny Downs. Sunnte O Dea.
M aria Montez.
IfiM im n c e
fTART YOUR FAMIl
1 cup steamed, mashed and
strained pum pkin.
2 3 cup brown sugar
4 tsp ginger
1 tsp cinnamon
very little nutmeg
3 eggs,
2 cups‘ m ilk o r cream
salt
P ut the pum pkin into a large
bowl, add brown sugar and spices.
Beat the eggs w ell and add to the
pum pkin m ixtu re , then add the
m ilk o r cream and a little salt.
Pour in to a high-rim m ed unbak»d
pie shell and put in to a hot oven
1400 degrees) u n til shell is set
(about 10 m inutes does it) , de
duce the heat to 325 degrees and
bake u n til a s ilv e r kntfe inserted
in the center of the pie comes out
clean. Serve w ith slabs of cheese
o r whipped cream.
Honey Pum pkin Pie.
3 4 cups pum pkin
1 tsp cinnamon
*i tsp cloves
4 tsp ginger
4 tsp salt
1 cup liqu id honey
3 eggs
1 4 cups m ilk
2 tbsp m elted b u tte r
4 pint heavy cn-am
Sim m er pum pkin u n til most of
liquid evaporates. Remove from
heat; add spices, salt. hon«’y. Sepa
ra te eggs. Beat egg yo lks; add
m ilk and b utter. Add to pum pkin.
Beat egg w hites s tiff;
fold in.
Pour into unbaked pie shell. Bake
in hot ovep (425 degrees) 10 m in
utes. Reduce to moderate <325 de
grees) bake 75 minutes. Cool. Top
w ith whipped cream.
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D IC K E R S IN D IR T
New l.’xu lIon ( urtter «lit tint! Mitin
Picture Shop
Timely Recipes
A llan I. TayJor. t»f. route 2. Co
burg, was found dead at his home
Friday. Investigating officers said
O ur pum pkin ice cream is popu
h<s Honth was due to self inflicted lar. A t Gustafson's o f course.
gunshot wounds.
15-ltc
His body was taken to Poole
Red Cross R oll C all November
Chapel. Funeral announcements
26-30. Join now.
w ill be made later.
lie n 's a bargain lot tonal location fo r l>u iiu - o r residence.
Corner lot *.KI by 115 on West Main one block Is'yond bridge
Paved streets and stdewulks. O nly Stks),
?3c Per R oll
2 4 -ll» u r Service.
I Free Enlargem ent.
WE DO A t.I. T IIE WORK
AT TIIE
P u m p k in P ie .
SILK ( REEK SCHOOL ORGAN
IZES TWO 4-11 C LCBS
Munhecka Sun-
Stop Paying Rent—
Start Owning Your Home
Price* E ffective Fri. Nov.
21 thru Weil. Nov. 2«
Here is a recipe fo r this old-
fashioned and beloved
sweet,—
pum pkin
pie made from
the
heart o f the golden pum pkin, ju d i
ciously spiced, sweetened w ith
d a rk brown sugar and helped out
w ith rich m ilk o r cream. O r fo r
a new’ tw is t, tr y this Honey Pump-
k in Pie.
Saburo K urusu. Japan's special
envoy shown boarding U n ite d A ir
lin e r. came to W as h in g to n p re
pared to "p ut a ll th e cards on the
tab le" in conversations w ith Presi
d e n t Roosevelt in desperate a t
te m p t to solve P a c ific crisis.
visited the I t II
Cedars
L y n x H ollow
The (.Community club met re
cently w ith M rs ll.iio k i Railwav
as hostess
Eighteen members
were present Election of o tfio e i*
fo r the year w.is held as lollows
Mrs. l.yie T;»ylor. president; M is
H oward S tout, vice piesident, and
M is Esmond Cat tw right, secie
lary. T iie next meeting w ill be
w ith Mrs. Hugh M cCorm ick on
November 2ft.
Mr. and M is Charles Peck en
te rtaine d the Pinochle club re
cently w ith 25 gueats present
Mi's. H arold .»udway and Howard
Stout won high prizes. M is Lau
rence P o rte r and Clyde J. Cooper
consolation.
Mi-s. W illia m McBee fe ll re
cently in the yard ai the ranch
and broke the bone above her
ankle.
Austin lic e of Tacoma. Wash
ington, was a guest recently >»l
M i and M rs L yle Taylor.
Miss W ilm a Moore and Miss
M arion Fisher entertained the
ju n io rs o f the H ollow recently.
Mi's. Mabel Dresser of Gaston
ami Mrs. Sherley Dresser of Vida
visited old friends and neighbors
in the
H oilow
recently.
M r..
Dresser Sr. was look tag a fte r
A re d -le tte r m om ent cam e fo r C a lifo rn ia Association of F u tu re Farm er» pro pe rty in the H o llo w __________
• hen th e ir president. 18-y e a r-o ld Forrest H a rris of Modesto, handed over
more th a n >5000 saved tro m nickels and dimes o f youngsters in the o r
g an isatio n fo r purchase of defense bonds. G a le F . Johnston of W a s h
ington. D. C .. n a tio n a l field d ire c to r fo r defense bond sales, took (he
money to S acram ento.
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