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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1942)
tup : sentinel cottage gbove . oregon Till 'KS|>.\ Y Al H IST I I 1012 Two Tons of Manpower Test Douglas Fir Airplane Lumber T w en ty-five m iklli jx of w ar pro duction, n il veterans of Ihe West Coast lum ber Industry, demon- xtrate tin- Ntrengih of airplane Krn'lu Douglas f ir lumber, now u v ita l element of the big job of Ix-atlng the A xim by uirpowet. Fairly In the w ar the Engllah dis covered that Ixniglas f ir wan nu- jie rlo r to m etal fo r pr< pollora, and ttiat Sitka spruce was unexcelled fo r many s tru c tu ra l u a rt* of plane*. Now Ixitn English a n t American airplane engineers ate using hemlock a* w ell as f ir and spruce. A lte r years of cx|x-rim ent, a revolutionary method ol p ly wood plane const ruction has be come a sensational success. W ar su| ply o fli nils of the United Nn- lions have'given the forests and m ill* of the west coast front rank, iM-nide I be or< fields and mefal plant - of the Great D ikes region, in the arm y of industrial w ar pro- luetlon. Each ol the tw< n ly -fiv e mao pictured here is enlisted in an urgently needed war service. Transportation Holds Up Nutrition Classes For This Summer Timely Recipes l l r r " 1* -i i reniti vi-rnion ol a |M*ach pie th a l ix delieioiM: l ’each < n ani l-ie 2'/i tlmp flo u r 3 tb*ti1 MUgHf F'-w i¿ranis ilt Eiesb 1 cup m ilk I egg f i t»p va nilla ■ cup cream and salt Add M ix flo ur, aug, riulk gradually arid mix smrxdh. Cixik in double boiler u n til m ix ture tx-gins to th ick' n Add Ix-at'-n egg yolk and cook u n til thick. Cool and add vanilla F ill a baked pie s iiill one-half fu ll o f sliced peaches. Pour custard m ix tu re o v -r the pc.iche- Chill. Add cream to the egg w hite and w hip u n til s tiff. Pile lig h tly on pie. PAGE P I V I Insurance The R if I ross class in n u tritio n which was to have been hold in Cottage (¡rove this summer has been held up fo r lack o f instru c tors, o r transportation fo r them. Miss Nellie C. Lyle of the Lane county office fo r n u tritio n has sent word that if possible this class w ill hr- opened early in Sep tember, should there s till be enough interest among the C ot tage Grove women. A class of at least tw enty mem ber» is required. To date sixteen women have signed up. but it is understood there w ill be the re quired number when a definite date is set. Announcement w ill be made through this paper when more in form ation is given out from Eu- ' gene. Frosted m alts in (xipular fla v ors at Gustafson’s of course. lc-4 i O ffice Suppl ies. The Sentinel W e P ay fo r th e A s h e s Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency Bookkeenin? Outfits, all kinds. The Sentinel» i Wedncxduy night w ith Mrs. P h il lips' parents, M r and Mrs. F. M Chapman, and Thursday at Huy- Mrs. Floyd Wilson and daugh h u is t w ith relatives, returning to te r Shirley of Itoseburg oftened D ine County: Angling during Vancouver Th irsday night wher- the otw ervatory nt Wards Butte the past week has been reported is employed in de- Ju ly 30th, where Mrs Wilson w ill M r Phillii»* la ir. Good catches were reported fenile w o ik ho the attendant this Beason. made on the Upfier M cKenzie and W illam ette rivers. D ikes in the Frank W orthington of M aple eastern p art of the county yielded ton was a Saturday night visitor la ir ealehes. G<xxl catches were nt the lle rin u n G ertja home and The F riendly Neighbors club reported made on Waldo luke. was aeeom|M<nied home by his grandm other, Mrs. Surah M ont met at the home of Mrs. Jim Ah- Bluebaek.* are being taken from Thui siluy afternoon. The M ercer and Sutton lakes on Ixx; gomery, who w ill spend a couple Ix iit of months w ith a daughter, M is. next meiding w ill tie at the home Shelton spinner and also from the of M r*. W illia m Sharon August Siuslaw riv e r on the same lure. Hen Bunch nt W aldport , Jtith, w ith a p ot-luck dinner nt There is a small run of Chinook Mrs. Ed Bcrxett and tw o chil- salmon in the Siuslaw rive r. Dro dren returned Sunday from a LOO o'clock. wns caught August 1, IS |iounds D inner gueits Sunday at the week’s visit w ith her parents at This run should increase by the D w e ll Pension tsime wen- Mrs. Sand|s>lnt, Idaho D iu ra Greer and Pete Hayes of end of the week. These fish were M r and Mrs. It H Kenady vis Cottage Grove and Mr. ami Mr.*. taken on a Bear Valley No. 5. ited Monilny evening w ith th eir Douglas County: Fishing in the F rank Grimes and sons, daughter M abel who is In sacred L'm|x{uu riv e r is gixxi especially Mrs. John Sknphammer and H eart hospital In Eugene and is fo r trou t. Summer steelhead fish recovering sa tisfactorily from a daughter of P ortland are v isitin g ing is not at its best a t this tim e w ith M r*. Skophammer's parent:;, m ajor ojierntion two weeks ago. although a few are being taken. L ittle S hirley MeGarvin re M r and Mrs. Starks. Fishing in T w in Lakes fo r Ka*tern Edward P e ttit of Everett, W ash Brook is a ll that anyone could turned home F riday from a six weeks visit nt the home of her ington, spent the week end w ith desire. Fish Lake on the South grnndfinrents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed his m other. Mrs. S. Brine. Umpquu is also good. The small Sutton, nt Linalaw. M r. ami Mrs. Lee F ry, who had streams are about fished out now Mr. and Mrs Raymond Shaw of sfx-nt the past m onth in Idaho, and an- not so g>xwi Lorane have Imught the O rel M c are shingling th e ir house here. Laughlin fa rm and have taken Several from here are em ploy FLORENCE WOMAN COMMITS {tosses* ion. ed in the bean field at Goshen. SI It IOE <*has. Alderman who is em ploy Delm er Pension returned home ed nt C orvallis spent the week The Ixxly o f Mrs. Ida Mignon from R idgefield W ashington, S u n end w ith his fa m ily here. day, where be had spent the week Norquist, 52, of Florence, was re A fu m ily reunion und picnic was at the home of bis sister, Mrs. covered Sunday from the Siuslaw held at the Cottage Grove c ity river. It was found flo atin g under park Sunday by the Raymond Edward Krebsor. the old K yle cannery docks about fam ily. Those attending w erej a hundred feet below the c ity M rs Edna R e nd Ml docks. Coroner Charles E. Boole M rs W ill W ells and fum ily. M r I said it was suicide. H erbert Short ridge and fa m ily and Mrs. H e rtxu t Raymond o f' Mi B N orquist le ft her home C ulp Creek, M i and Mrs Carl were up from P ortland on busi- about 4:30 a. m., wearing only atrss over the week end. Mrs. Raymond and tw o ch ild re n of her night clothes. The fa m ily Mosby creek, M r. and Mrs. C lif S hortridge and the g irls remained started a search im m ediately and ford W allaixf and children o f D i fo r a longer v is it and cxpi-ct •<> her txxly was found some tim e Patsy's tonsils removed vide, Mr. and Mrs. Dale H orton, have later. Junction C ity ; Mrs. Mae Muzzia w hile here. Tom m y C lark gave a splendid of Vermont, West V irginia, who is The Rev. W. A. Briggs and visitin g relatives in Oregon; Mr. sermon at London last Sunday. Mrs Paul Jones and children nt Charles Cooley fished in S u ttle and M rs Ransom Raymond, C ot tage Grove; M r anil Mrs. W alter M edford are hack Io London fo r lake Tuesday and Wednesday. Chris|en.*.on and fa m ily o f F all a while. M r and Mrs H M. Sprague and M r. and Mrs. J. E. Banton a t Creek. Mrs. E tta Raymond of Seattle, Washington, Herman tended church at Eugene Sunday. daughter spent the week end fat Mrs. E. V. Shortridge and her coast points. (Jordon anil Audrey Raymond of grandson. Donald Sandbery, left Vida Don Adkins expects to leave M r. and Mrs. James Llndlnnd fo r Portland Wednesday fo r a and daughter Joyce were Sunday visit w ith her son L e if Sanbeig August 2fith to lx- inducted into th<- arm y. dinner guests at the J. A. Mackey and fam ily. Tom m y C lark is Io lx> principal home. Frosted m alts in popular fla v -, Mrs. Anna B u rkett spent last at London school fo r the coming ors al Gustafson's of course. lc-4i week In Cottage Grove nt the term. Fishing Bulletin Divide Saginaw <ondon home of M is. Craine. Miss P hyllis and V ivian C hris tenson of Fall Creek and Gordon Herman and Audrey Raymond of Vida visited th e ir grandparent.». M r. and Mrs. Herman G ertja, Sunday. Mrs. A lb e rt H arris and son Oscar of Idinah are spending this week at the home of M rs .H arris' parents, M r. and Mrs. Robert St. Elmo. Mrs. Grace Swengen returned to her home a fte r a two weeks visit nt the home of her sister, Mrs. A lbert H arris. Mrs. Swerin- gen's husband is now stationed in Canada In the U. S. army. M r. and Mrs. H a rry McDoIe and son Ralph, accompanied by Mrs. McDole's brother and sister- in-law , M r anil Mrs. Amerigo M ostnchetti of Curtin, spent Sun day at Sweet Home w ith M r. and M rs. F rank Guggisberg. M r. and M i’s. George McRey nolds and fa m ily and M r. and M rs. E. L. McReynolds attended a picnic nt Rujada Sunday given in honor of Jim m ie Thrasher who is leaving soon to join the navy. Mrs. H a rry M elaile attended a shower Wednesday at the home of Mrs. D m Bailey, given fo r the Lorens fa m ily who lost a ll th e ir household goods hy fire when the Chambers m ill burned. M r. and Mrs. Herchel Phillips ol Vancouver, Washington, spent Films Developed and Printed A fC /V Exposures Free Enlargement of Your Choice With Every Roll. REPRINTS 3c EACH. Guaranteed Work. T h rift-W is e Cottage Grove, Ore. A U G U ST SAVINGS IN M EN ’S G O O D S HERE MO 2 •'i CAMS Each 15c W H ITE ROVER Png Food cans 29c D og Food Z ^c u n s Oreshain sweet P o rk 29c 25-oz. jar DINNER BELL o t. Dundee No. Tins 34c 98- » id ? DILL PICKLES 25 oz. 23c Dundee No. 21 Tins SW EET PICKLES 25 oz.................... 35c Straw Hats Three Small lads 25 50 VINEGAR 22 oz. bottle 12c A PPLE BUTTER No. 1 tins 2 for 25c Beans 19c Flour 53c 9.8 lbs. $1 -FOB CIEAMING USI CAINATION M /t fN At Our Vitamin Counter! Sport Shirts 97c $2^ TOMATOES — PEPPERS — CUCUM BERS — GREEN BEANS — BEETS — CARROTS — SUMMER SQUASH One lot men’s slack pants, pair $2.49 Men’s Swim Trunks 79c, $1.19, $1.79 $1.25 Sanforized Work Shirt 97c 98c Two pocket Work Shirt 79c $1.19 Gray Sweat Shirts 97c Men’s White Caps .............................. 27c Umphrey 6? Mackin Good Values $ 75c NEW NUCOA 2 pound package 49c SU PER SUDS Large 23c, Giant 65c PEETS G ranulated Large 29, Giant 55c C. W. CH IPS Giant pkg. 45c PALMOLIVE 2 b a r s ................. 15c AMAIZO STARCH Cern or Gloss 2 pk«s- 1 5 c WHEAT GERM 25c 24-ounce package 1.84 BISK IT M IX Fisher's Pkg. 29c K E L L Y ’S M A R K E T VARIETY PLUS!— -35 49 lbs. Poz. PEETS Mechanic 3 bars ................25c 1.69 D rifted Snow Shirt Sale Choice 25c —Colgate-Palmolive— 2 f°r25' PANCAKE Fisher’s Quart 2 fo r 29’ Our Finest Bread $ Flour Value 49 lbs; 55c 9.8 lbs. Ker Lids P e te r P an CRACKERS 75 $1.65 am i $1.95 W illie s 12c Can Sunworthy 14 ounce TOMATOES, Dundee, No. 2y2 2 for 25c TOMATOES, ValVita, No. 1 3 for 29c CHEEZITS, Sunshine 12c pkg. H I HO CRACKERS, 16 oz............. 19c FR U IT BUTTER 28 oz. 25c Fishers » Id ? BEEF GRAVY CATSUP S au er K ra u t —Kerr Conserving Co.— 2 lb. box and FARINA Wool Hats 12c FRU IT JA RS PICKLES Sal'“, Dressing Franco No. 1 tins American | /A J V f' Franco-American No. 1 Tins 25c MACARONI Franco Spaghetti PLAY FAIR Sta-Crisp Men’s F ur Hats Quite a number of these hot weather specials will soon be unobtainable, particularly these packed in tin. We may have substitute items to take their place. We do not know. We do have this merchandise now, so stock up a little. You won’t he sorry. DILL PICKLES — DILL — GARLIC — CABBAGE — LETTUCE — and nearly everything obtainable always. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Fresh Ground Beef P o rk S teak No Cereal or Water Added Lean Shoulder Cuts 2 pounds... 45c Pound 35 BACON SQUARES for Seasoning 25c lb. SIDE BACON, half or whole ................................38c lb. ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS ...................... 35c lb. Roasting Hens — Leg o’ Mutton — Tongues and Hearts SHOP IRISH SWARTZ for QUALITY Custom Killing and Cutting for Lockers IRISH & SWARTZ I
