PAHE EIGHT
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Rehearsal for Bombing in Portland
S n e l ls tr o n i to A d d r e s s
C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e
HERRON'
TIHTHPAV JUNE II. I Mí
GRANGE
REPORTS
HEARS
Father’s Day
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Greeting Cards 25>
The Hebron Grange met Friday
evening at the Hebron eonununity
hall. W a lte r Baker reported for
the a g ric u ltu ra l com m ittee in a
discussion on farm p rii’es. Mrs
Chester G ilhant in reporting for
the I Ionic Fconoinies eom m litee
stuted that the elix-trie hot plate
which the club purchased fo r the
hall had arrived Mr. Baker was
appointed to make arrangements
to have the road in to the com­
m u n ity hall from the county road
grader! ami graveled. F ra n kie Mc-
G urvm gave a roadmg, a duet was
given by Mrs. A lvin
MeGnrvin
and D orothy H a rris and a playlet
was presented by the Fred H arris
fam ily. The next in e rtin g is to be
LA N E C O U N T ! DEM ONSTRA­ postponed tro in Ju ly 3 to Ju ly 17.
T IO N AG EN T TO SPEAR.
Refreshments were served.
John Snellstroni o f Eugene,
chairm an of the Lane county w ar
saving sta ff, w ill address
the
Chamber of Commerce next Tues­
day on the ten percent |»ay loll
allo tm e n t plan.
The Chamber
ntcm bcis voted to extend Mr.
Snellstroni an in vita tio n to speak
here June 16th a fte r being In­
form ed by H. E. Enkin that his
services were available A ll inter-
ested are invited to attend
1 Cham ber of Commerce members
also discussed the m a tte r o f sus­
pending the meetings fo r the sum­
mer months, hut
deferred any
action on the m atter.
home owner in th ro w in g ocean PO LIC E R E S E R V E S DISCUSS
sand on the bomb and by the use
PRO BLEM S
o f w a te r on the fire around the
bomb. Such a bomb type as here
The regular police reserve meet­
described burns n orm a lly about ing was held at 8:00 p. m. Tues-
tw enty m inutes and all* are in ac- day. Raymond Stevens who was to
tion at about the same instant. S o ; have given the lecture o f the eve-
( Continued from page 1.)
incident occur in a blackout at there is no tim e to call outside ning was not able to attend. Chief
any tim e in the future, the home- a,d " a <’u lck Pu ,' ou’ o f ’ he bomb M yron P erry gave a ta lk on the
owner may always test the a u th ­ tire is to be made. The wardens, conduct of an o ffic e r fo r the bene-
o rity o f the person representing fire spotters, reserve firem en, and f it of a new member, C hris Fred-
themselves to be a warden, by the reserve policemen, are now a ll be- ericksen.
The meeting was th ro w n open
arm band worn on the arm o f the mg trained to do th e ir best in
warden, o r by a request to see his case o f actual incident. But it is fo r discussion by C aptain McBride
c iv il defense card which the w a r­ most im p o rta n t th a t each horn" thus giving the officers an oppor-
den should have w ith him. Such a owner secure d ry ocean sand now. tu n ity to express th e ir ideas and
This a rtic le is not a discussion present th e ir problems. Ralph
card is countersigned by the gov­
e rn o r o f Oregon and by the coun- of . w hether an actual incident of Long, Robert Shields and Law-
i y judge. The catd also is signed ,hc eneni>' w '" - o r W l|l not. occur, fence Kent were appointed to a t-
The arm y headquarters have de- tend the ju i-jits u class in Eugene
by the warden h im s e lf..
d ared th is te rrito ry w ith in the Friday.
Ocean Sand I-acklng in
enemy ta rg et area Opinions to
There w ill be a meeting on June
Cottage Grove.
the c e n tra ly w ill avail not at a ll 16 at 8:00 p. m. in the banquet
One o f the tests o f recent d rills
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should an actual incident come room of the Rainbow cafe and a
im n irU x 4r < n S t >U 1
ant< our com m unity should not be guest speaker from Eugene w ill
,
h ' h i ' h p i
d n J . , W<
. ? ready f ° r an> emergency, as fa r address the group. A ll reserves
Ah, nt fiftv n o rw n t n f th” ^1
“ we are ab*e ,o b6' 11 *s hopod. are asked to come in fu ll dress
A b ou t fif t y percent o f the replies lhPrt.fore fh a t
home-owner uniform .
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nega t,VT-21 1 ° UW * * i " Cottage Grove, and v i c i n i t y . --------------------------
thoroughly
understood the pur- w jl|
fl c o m m u te o( one to get MISS L A M B G E T S S C H O L A R
pose o f ocean sand in p a rtic u la r the
o f a l least io u rKto
s il li*
O rdinary gravel sand is not prac- six , en
sacks o f
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tic a l fo r the reason this la tte r
sand should
dpy ,Q f ,ow
U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON,
type of sand has too many irregu- fret,iy gnd should be sacked in Eugene, June 8th
( Special >-
la ri ics and would allow oxygen p ^ , . sacks ancj placed in a con- Evelyn Lamb. Cottage Grove, was
to penetrate
through the open venient piace near the
door one of 26 students a t the U niver-
?P^CCS between the pieces o f sand. o{ the home. Let every hom e-' s ,tY of Oregon to be granted a
Ocean sand is w orn round, very’ owner do this now
't hat the scholarship of $66 which w ill be
fine, and fits very closely togeth- next test w jl, show d ry ocean applied against the annual tu itio n
er an ac ually smothers oxygen sand ¡n every home. The sand can and fres o f $108.50 fo r the school
from the common two-pound in-
found Qn th<? egat sjde Qf th(? year 1942-43. This announcement
cendiary bomb now in use. I t ;s p acjf jc highway at the jun ction was made here Thursday by D r
f xpec e
hls ljp e of 1x3,1:15 * '° UM of Adams avenue and is free to E a rl M. P allett, executive secrc-
be used in any area target where a„ Sand W|J,
delivered by the ta ry of the U niversity.
a f u ' T f 0 ra *d U “ rne d out to c ity delivery if a container is le ft
The scholarships were made
r w defense a irc ra ft away from at the c jty hall and the cash sum poSS,b|e through the appropna-
e m ajor m ilita ry target such as o{ ten cents ¡5 jef, in advance at tion of funds by the state system
P ortland o r Seattle in this area the defens<, fe n te r
o f higher education, and are
The two-pound incendiary bomb
granted on the basis o f the need
C. E. U M PH REY,
can be carried in q u a n tity at high
and a b ility of each student.
C
hief
A
ir
Raid
Warden.
speed and can be released from a
bomber a t the ra te o f 380 a m in ­
JEHOVAH W IT N E SS LITERA­
MERRIAM TO A D D R E SS
ute over a path
one-half m ile
TURE SUBJECT TO LIC E N SES
LIONS CLUB
wide. Such bombers fly at a speed
o f fo . u r miles, and
up,
per
m
inut
.
H oward M erriam . Lane c o u n ty, Thp supreme coUrt ru]pri M on.
I ^ ,rrunUr? r eF n e i X l tOt h lt
da> at W ashington that a m uni-
and run. In England it is found the Lions club today on his w ork. cipa| ord ln an <e reo uirin a a license
in actual practice that ten pe:- The club w ill hold o nly tw o more fo r peddlers may consUtutiona’lv
28 Calls Answered
In 20 Minutes
point, is th a t s ix ty percent o f such
areH p
? . W . Ut T’ T
damagc by m s t.n t a,Hon of
T em pting and delicious, special
w e r e ^ - S li.7 ” “*
irU ,t ,CC cream a t Gustafson s’ o f
such a requirem ent was chal-
__________________ lt - lt c - 5 , ,erged on th(. ground th a t
vjt>.
lated the rig h t o f freedom of
press and of freedom to worship
"A lm ig h ty God.”
Justice Reed delivered the 5-to-
4 decision applying to ordinances
passed by F ort Sm ith, Arkansas;
Casa Grande. Arizona, and Ope­
lika, Alabama.
LIONS ELECT O FFIC ER S.
Annual election of officers was
the principal item o f business at
the meeting o f the Lions club
Thursday. New officers elected in ­
cluded: F rank Riggs, president;
H arold W olfard, vice president;
H arold Sprague, secretary; W. A.
DeMoy, treasurer; L a rry Levens,
Lion tam er and O rlo Bagley, ta il
tw ister.
H. B. F errin, the re tirin g presi­
dent, becomes a member o f the
board o f directors composed o f the
above named officers and L. C.
Schroeder, past president.
$46 FOR BUCK PR IV A TES
D e f e n d Y o u r C lo t h e s W it h
C o llin s L a u n d r y D r y C le a n in g
The quickest and easiest way to keep clothes clean la to send
them to Collins Laundry. D ry cleaning gives you more tim e fo r
yourself and saves money by m aking clothes last longer. Soiled
spots a t knees and elbows in children's clothes disappear. D irt is
ousted to make the fa bric resist tears. Send th e ir clothes here
lo r a tr ia l!
COLLINS LAUNDRY
and CLEANERS
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Phone 44
A rm y buck privates and navy
apprentice seamen had assurance
Saturday th a t th e ir June pay
would he increased a t least to $46
and there were strong indications
that the amount m ight be boosted
to $50 before a disputed m ilita ry
salary adjustm ent b ill becomes
law.
Miss Sylvia Veatch returned
last week from her school w o rk in
Bend. She spent the fir s t o f this
week visiting in Oregon C ity and
Portland.
M r. and Mrs. Sam W arren and
Miss Phyllis Vincent entertained
F riday w ith a six o’clock dinner
in honor of th e ir daughter,- Mrs.
Howard Connor, on her birthday
anniversary.
In season now, special fr u it Ice I
cream, at Gustafson's, o f course, j
I
4 4 -ltc -5 jl
The "Food fo r V ic to ry " series
of demonstrations w ill be contin­
ued w ith two talks by Miss Nellie
Lyle, Lane county home demon­
s tra tio n agent. The firs t o f these
talks w ill la* next Wednesday eve­
ning a t 7:30 at the Jefferson
school auditorium when the sub­
ject w ill be "Home Canning anil
Food Preservation." A n o t h e r
m eeting w ill be held on June 24
w ith the subject 1x6ng "Use of
Green, Leafy Vegetables."
M r. and M i’s. C. C. Cruson have
ns bouse guests this week M r. and
Mrs. C. H. Lund of Portland. Mrs.
Cruson's sister and her husband,
and Mrs. Cruson's brother. Em-
merson W ilcox, who has just re­
turned from the w ar zone.
C o u r tle y
T o ile t P r e p a r a t i o n s
F o r M en
$1.00 to $3.75
J u s tin
,
B ill F o ld s
$1.00 to $7.50
S e e O u r W in d o w
J o h n s t o n ’s
B ox C andy
W it h N e c k tie
P a rk e r or
E v e rsh a rp
P e n a n d P e n c il
S e ts
$2.95 to $15.00
$1.5C
Bob Jordan, f o r m e r Cottuge
Grove resident, underwent an ap-
IX’ntleetomy at Portland Sunday
anil Is ro|Mirtcd recuperating sat­
is fa cto rily He is in the employe
of the Shell G il (simpiiny and was
transferred from here to P o rt­
land.
J u s tin
T o ile t K i t s
F o r M en
$4.50 to $6.50
Mrs. C. J. Kern, Mrs. Ina
D augherty and Mrs. F L. Grannis
spent the firs t p a rt of this week
in Portland.
S ta tio n e ry
F o r M en
59c to $2.00
Kelly’s Cut Rate
Drug Store
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS meets ’’nd Monday of
the month at Cottage Grove
armory. All members are In­
vited to attend.
W. Aee Gregg, Commander.
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and a good wife, too
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SPEEDY OVEN DINNER
Individual Meat b w v n
f Hake m ruetard ru/n or m tiffin line;
moderute oven (.VHT P .)¡or.«) min.)
Scullojw-d Noodles
(prepare ahead, ready to-bake)
Quartertsi Carrots, ( tven-e<M>ked
(bake.nnered.in emailamounl water)
Cabbage 8law
Heated Bakery Rolls
Butter
Fresh or Cannes! Fruit Whip
with Custard Sams;
Coffee. Tea. or .Milk
BROILER PLATI
Broiled Bacon-wrap|>ed
I-amb Patties
Cauliflower with Melted Cheese
(pre-rook whole caulijtower; tprinkle
with grated cheeee; brown
under broiler)
Broiled Tomato Halves
Tosse<l Lettuce.Curum lx-r, Celery,
Radish, and Green Papper Salad
with French Dressing
Buttered Whole Wheat Toast
Vanilla lee Cream
with Crusher! Strawlxrries
Coffee, Tea, or Milk
M orn Q u ick-M eal Hint«
1 • Plan all your menus and your
shopping in advance. Keep a large
stork of canned goods on hand.
2 . Set the table ami make every­
thing ready in the kitchen before
you leave for your Defense duties.
3. Prepare meat loaves, macaroni
entrees; desserts lieforeyou leave.
About DefenM-Conning
Rear! about nutrition in Defense-
Canning in this week’s Family
Circle Magazine. New issue every
Thursday— it'a free at Safeway.
Sajew ay
H omemakers' Bureau
JULIA LEE WKIGIlT. Director
White Onions Sweet, W ax L U
E Grapefruit
s" Jlr“ 7 " ' .5.
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! Oranges N' ' in s ,F u llo f Juice L b .^ c
Hussy
I WANT y o u TO
take me E H o r r iN G
Lemons „ „ ¿ X ,M, - l ( k j
Strawberries Itig ju ic y loeuI berries
u c ih
F rid ay and Saturday Only
Save money on these
Buy W a r Stamp* w ith
w h a t you *ava on the»«
HOME CANNING NEEDS
K err M ason F ruit Ja rs
K err J a r C a p s
K err E conom y G aps
C e rto
S u reJell
Q uarts
Com plete
f’ ure F ru it Pectin
| PENNY SAVEIS
75c
Dozen
Regular
Dozen
19c
Dozen
19c
TENDERONI
pkg. 5c
Van Camp's
CREAM CORN
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lf c
C ountry Home No. 2 runs
3 hottie o ffe r 41 C
CROWN FLOUR 49 lb. bag $1.79
20c
PEANUT BUTTER. 1-lb, jar 21c
Powdered Pectin
3 Phg. o ffe r
Parow ax o r T ex wax Paraffin
Jell-L Seals ior Sealing
Beverly Fancy
i-»> pu » l 12c
3 carton*
MAYONNAISE, Nu Made. pt. 27?
E n te r the contest today!
25c
AIRWAY COFFE g lb. b a#.20c
3-lb. bag 58c
\ C M M im e D /A£nrs
ORAPEFRUIT JUICE, 48 o*. 19c
Town House
Selected for flovor ond tendernett— fluoron-
COTTAGE CHEESE, pt. ctn. 19c
K ra ft
tender ond juicy or ell your money bock I
R egular F ra n k fu rte rs
Pound 23c
Pound 3 3 C
L uncheon M eats
Assorted
Boiling Beef
Steer Beef
Pound 15c
Sirloin S teak
T en de r
Pound 37c
Bacon
A n y Size Piece
Pound 28c
Skinned H am s
n u lf o r W hole
Pound 37c
Pork R oast
sh ou ld er
Pound 27c
F resh G ro u n d Beef
2 pounds 45c
P o rk S teak s
Lean
Pound 29c
Meat Ad E ffective F rid ay and S aturday O nly
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2 lb*. 25c
WALDORF TISSUE 4 roll pk 19c
T oilet tissue
SU PURB SOAP
Granulated
24 oz. 19c
50-oz. 37o
MOLASSES
2>/2 lb. 31c
B re r Rabbit, Gold
“ A ” BUTTER
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Meadow Wood
..... lb. 38c
CIGARETTES
A ll 15c Brands
Ctn. $1.15
PAL DOG FOOD, Reg. pkg. 15c
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