PAfJE E IG H T tuutisi » w . I ’ u n u u . u n ' in. if».» TH E S E N T IN E !,. COTTAGE QROVB, OREGON Legionnaires Hear Sherman Report On District Meet LION ROARS As Echoed From Cottage Grove Union High School G irl* Sport Day. ' The chemistry class had a sup- Saturday is going to be girls per in the Home Ec room Febni- ------------ sports day at the high school. The ary 17. After supper they did American Legion held Its G .A A . and Letter Girls are spon- some experimenting in the chem- Tj'Kular meeting at the home of soring this. About five other istry lab. ( oturade Alvis Wicks, Monday schools will take part. There will The fancy work and Home Ec ev,‘n,ng be a 'sports girl" elected before- clubs have finished layette* they Regular business was carried on hand from each school. This girl have been making for the Red as usua' Commander Claude Sher- will be watched by the judges in Cross. man ,naates in. The Home Ec I I girls went to a ,nK of ,be rb in * District Council and at the end of the day an All meat market February 17 for a b‘>kl at Monroe. Sunday the 15th, Sports Girl will be elected from demonstration on how to cut * 'b'®" was ° f interest to all those contesting. Each school will meat. Legionnaires. There are 14 posts bring one or two numbers for the To date our high school has j*1 J h>rd District, namely. Al- program which will take place bought $230.6;» worth of defense bany- Brownsville. Corvallis, Cot- during the noon hour. stamps. The stani|js bought by the t,aRV Gro'X . E,u«‘>ne' Etotence. F F A Sspeaklng Contest. individual classes aie: Freshmen. Q ty . Lebanon, Monroe. The annual F.F.A. preliminary $71.25; sophomores. $17 90; jun- pC,wT o r’ . . . ' ‘’¿ e hprlngfield, public speaking contest is to be io «. $70.20 and seniors. $7125. I. v held before the Dorena grange. Fourteen books have been turn- Posts meet in body to discuss our Thursday. February 23. Five or ed in at the high school building ; various programs carried on in six of the best speakers from the for the Victory Book campaign each Post there is much to be school will compete. The winner Betty Bradford, senior, is in learned and at such a critical time for that oft-repented word will represent Cottage Grove in charge of the books tuined in public speaking contests for the Thé boys shop is helping in na- , help.' . * lH'ure an «dequate na- rest t the year A fter the public tional defense by planning to ' t,efense ,o insure America's speaking, a parliamentary pro- make model airplanes for the safety and preserve her peace and cedure contest will be held be- Army and Navy which they use, bring „ . our . program , . for .. God u anil tween the F.F.A. chapter officers in the training of pilots and for J'w ? l ° * * k‘r,ous f,nlsh and five other F.F.A. members, airplane lookout stations , ' hel Pr°K, «n»s *v ro pass.xl to State Supervisor of Vocational Maxine Hunter and Doris W hit- anr»ounc'*d at *a ,e r date*. Af- Agriculture. Earl Cooley, stated lock spent the week end at Fort Î? business was transacted that he was well pleased with the Canbv Washington , n,er,in»; was adjourned, a ------ ■ - ' “ spent ' was served and the rest F.F.A. chapters cooperative ac- Janet Peterson the week luncheon *7 the evening was spent in so- tivities for the last year, when he end with Merriam Ferrili on the visited the Ag department Febru- Willamette campus. Cialibility. C H E T VanD EN BFR G . ary* 13. Mr. Cooley was also Carolyn Bolton spent part of Publicity Chairman. pleased with the progress the boys last week in Portland and Van- are making in their public speak- ing. Mr. Cooley listened to sev- eral of the F F A members pre- pitting for the elimination contest prior to going to the Dorena Grange for a public speaking con- tw t- A tte n d s Council. George W e s t , agricultural in- structor. attended the upper W il- lamette agricultural convention held at Junction City. February Several problems were dis­ cussed. Among them farm machin- cry repair school, upper W iliam- ette, farm gardens, scrap iron, puoiic speaking contest, stamp and bond drive and tire conserva- n n itn w v i flu»si o r ed . Promotion of Edgat C Onlwav, traveling freight agent of the Southern Pacific company for the Eugene and Coos Bay territories with headquarters in Eugene, to the position of general agent at Spokane was announced Monday by H. W. Klein, general freight agent and J A. Ormandy, general passenger agent. The promotion become* effective at once. Ordway will lx* succeed,>d by George Clark who is being pro­ moted from city freight agent, Pot Hand. Clark has been employ­ ed by the railroad since 1920 and has been on the staff of the gen­ eral freight office in Portland since 1923 during which time be has advuncvd through a variety of positions in the rate and soli­ citation departments. C. L. Stroup a n d Clarence Stroup left Tuesduy for Mobridg*. South Dakota, where they were called because of the illness of their mother. Mis Lena Stroup Mr. anil Mrs G. C. Hood re- reived word recently that their son Willard, who enlisted in the army air corps at Wichita Falls, Texas, has been transferred to l.angley Field, Virginia He is act­ ing corporal In charge of drilling recruits. Ensign Boh Grannis arrived from Airpus Chnsti, Texas, Sat urday, for a visit with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mi's. F. L. Grannis. He received his commission na an ensign from the naval reserve r.t Corpus Christi, February 12. He will return next week as an in­ structor. GOOD TUBES M AKE G O O D T IR E S L A S T LONGER For best results let us repair your car and truck tubes with our vulcanized hot patch. Flatters Texaco Service Stat. Fifth Mild W ushintfton Oils, Gas, Shock Absorbers, Batteries SAFEW AY SAFEWAY couver, Washington. Joe Moore returned to school Monday after a two weeks illness Nina Quarles, senior, and Mona Fay Quarles, sophomore, enrolled in school Monday from Nampa, Idaho. Grace Connor returned to school Monday after a six day illness, Shirley and Elmer Hendricks, P O R T L A N D tSpecial) Agree- former students now attending ment that closure of all houses of Uni High in Eugene, visited school prostitution "'conMitites 'the" o'n'ly last Friday. practicable means of checking the Mrs. Louis Johnson (Anita s p r e a d of venereal diseases Stewart) and Mrs. Zimmerman through orostitutes'was v m i^ d T w (Sylvia Michael» graduates of ’41. the delegates to the northwest visited school Wednesday \ \ ednesdav after- after- regional no»* r* i social 1 hygiene u • J ™ conference Conference Says Prostitution House Should Be Closed Mrs. Ellen Burton of Eugene, a former resident of Cottage Grove. spent the day Tuesday visiting Mrs K. K. Mills and Miss Lola Howe. _______________ Mrs. Everett Abbott returned today from a month’s visit with relatives of Mr. Abbott at Lodi, California. l e r ; -------------------------- Mrs. Lyle Davis of Portland is visiting at the home of her par ents. M r. and Mis. Frank Pleuard ' ;S R SP I Be 3 lb. bag 55c Neb Hill Coffee ib bag 23s 2 ibbag 45« Cherub Milk 4«. i k « . 3 J c Alpine Milk and olbart 3 t*U has 2Be Sunny Dewn Temeto Jnlce 4 .„ )S (. Mershey’s Ceeen Lb Can |6o Nettles Semf-cweet Checelate 2 - 25« Sum Drops, Satin Mix Candy b |4c dell Well Desserts, Puddings ? r. q,. Lifebuov, L u x nnd S ie rra Pine S oap Farliapt the right answer is in bar dial. Tba lack ot attan tial lead facrort can dall a narmal appa- tila . Tba "Kirchan Caursa in N u ­ tritio n " give, you tba facts an vitamins, minarals, prataint and calarias. Just tend 25c and yaur namo and addrea, ta JU L IA L E I W K IC H T , BOX 6 60 C.C., O A K L A N D . CAL. 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Send last y e a r’s outfit to us. Our m odern equip­ ment nnd careful eleaning services enable ns to make it look like new again. And d o n ’t forget we can put new life into accessories. Send us your hat, gloves and fabric purses. Do it now before the rush. P»°lC«n 26c & ’ Julia Lee Wright’s Irsed— M's Dated I Wheat aadRIce uV 2 i d 7c legg's Brea Flakes 2 h - i^«< 23c Kitchen Craft Flour 49 lb.sack SI.SC Fishers Fleur 2414a $ 1.0 5 »'>1 »-S1.9S Albers Flapjack Fleur Lga- Pkq IBs Leslies Salt rut, M i d « * 2 pkga 1 5« Calumet Baklag Pawdar t '•* on 35c Keen Shortening u . U s 4 ib pkg 55c Mammy Leu Cornmeal ***’•■ 29c I WISH I KNEW WHY JANE NEVER SEEMS TO WANT HER DINNER... 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At Gustafson’s, of course. 28-ltc-4i Phone Taxes |xuk 12 a ite r all-day session Dr. Ju n io r F F A Elects end sk,‘ng at Mt. Hood Adolph Weinzirl. head of the divi- The Junior F F A held election A,vin Du^an- class of '39- who sion oi s®0**1 hy«'ene education of officers Monday The new of- ls a,tend‘nS school in Portland at ,he University of Oregon Medi- ficers are as follows- President visited vh001 Monday morning. « 4 school, general chairman of Alton Wilson; v.ce' president? -------------------------- announeed . ,hat Eston Wicks- secretary Leon C O LU M B IA H IG H W A Y CLOSED Vlr,uali> all those participating in Lemon; treasurer. Jim Corliss; «*-. ™ A L IE N S . • WCrP in absoJute porter. Eugene Roner ’ ------------- ac7 )rd on ’ h,s ,ssue The Junior F.F.A. is planning to Closure of the Columbia river Among those concurring the rec- buy a telegraph set to use in their h‘Khway in Oregon and the Ever- o"»mendation that rigid closure of agricultural classes. green highway in W’ashington. to ,be " ouses be enforced through- To Make Up Time. enemy nationals was announced ° ut tbbi area were Dr. G F. In order to make up the two Saturday at Portland by Wallace Amyot provincial health officer days of school lost during the Howland, representative of the «»r B r itis h Columbia: Dr. Donald silver thaw, the high school peri- wes,ern coordinator for alien , Evans, state director of health ods w ill be lengthened on Fridays Pnem> control. ° r tbc o f «hipgton: and to one hour and ten minutes. The Thp order affects many Japan- ' E C -. hn and use the highways to ™ ntro‘ program for the state of iods a day. This plan was carried 8et into Portland The orders be- U r tS°n- out last Friday and will be con- came effective Monday at mid- tinued on coming Fridays until night.— the time for closing the LUM BER D EA LERS TO D IS­ C U SS PROBLEM S. the time lost is made up. Bonneville area to enemy aliens. During the regular club period on Tuesday the Footlighters club practiced pantomiming. The pur- pose of this was to bring out the dramatic talents of the members and to enable them to give help­ ful criticism to the person who was pantomiming. The freshman dramatics club have elected new officers as fol- lows: President, Delbert M i l vice president. Joyce Clark; sec- retary, Phyllis Baldwin, and treas- urer. Molly Williams. T A X E S P A ID O N U N S O L D C I­ G A R E T T E S T O ItE R E F U N D E D W h en you set! a th in g w ith your own eyes, you know it's true. If we tan show you how to save money on your food buying and you can see it— that'» what you want, isn't iP All you have to do, anytime, is investigate, check end compare Safeway prices for awhile — on all items — not on just a few temporary so-called "specials". You'll find Safeway prices are consistently low -on all items S liced H a lib u t '■«•«*»<» 27c S irlo in S te a k . .. .Pound 35c G r o u n d B eef ► >-'* 2 ' «45c B eef R o a s t Blade Culs Lb. 25c BACON JOW LS lb. 19c PICNIC, 6 to 8 lb av., lb. 27c BOILING B EE F lb. 17c MSn —aft the time. But don't take our word for this Come in end see for yourself • SAFEWAY FREEH ('OLUM RIA RIVER SMELT 3 lbs. 25c Armour’s Bacon, lb. 25c Any Hire Piece Meat Ad Effective Fri. A Hat. Only ÜVPBMS« SAVINMS STAMPS