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THI’hShA Y , JANUARY 20, I H i Smail Hen House Confines Birds Neighbors Cheer THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. O R E G O N PAGE TTTRWfc Lions Tip Uni Hi Friday 32 to 29 *8 » Want In keep a few chickens In the liu ckyn ril und s till keep good neighbors? Perhaps the wuy to do this muy be found In n new exten sion bulletin from Oregon .State college that ileserlbes (tie const rc- lio n and use of an N x 12 fool, 25-hen |x>ultry house equipped w ith a portable w ire porch which makes it possible to keep a few hens s u tin fiii'lo rily under confine ment. Hens penned up w on't tie scratching the neighbor's victo ry garden. Laying hens need not run out on the ground, explains James A. liar|M>r, research assistant in poul tr y husbandry, who, w llh Clyde W alker, extension a g ricu ltu ra l Ilu r.a u n t I’ u t l l . K -laO »n. I I S W ar O «p«rtn,,nt engineer, Is author of the bulletin. L IG H T N IN G R EPAIRS OF ISOMII D A M A G E-Sc-nctim es it is merely a matter of aft« r Pullets may In- grown to m a tu rity enemy aircraft bomb an airfield until U. 8. Army Avia.ion Engineers are on the job rc|,a,.in< the In the confinement of the house damage. The portable steel landing mat is replaced and the runways are available for American when given free access to the out- planes In the shortest possible time. This scene at Guaducanul is typical of the efficient work in aide porch and If provided w ith restoring a shattered airfield. The Seahees, naval Cjunterpait of the Aviation Engineers, have made a w ell balanced diet, as they can •nlendid records in this theater of operations. not forage fo r extra feed. The w ire porch provides additional apace, 1 d irection of Mrs. Helen Judy prevents disease due to contam in H ardy. A il who would like to sing ated soil anil perm its the birds to please attend these rehearsals. get fresh a ir and sunshine. I hursduy, 8:00 p. rn., midweek One caution suggested la-fore service. This is the most im p o rt F R E E M E T H O D IS T anyone embarks on one of these Sunday school, 9:45 a. rn. M orn ant service of the week und you bark yard p o u ltry projects is to investigate feed supplies, which ing worship, 11 ;<xi a m. Evening should !«• present Come and bring have been c ritic a lly short. I t w ill service, 7:45 p. in. P rayer meet yo ur Bible and study the book of Hebrews w ith us. be advisable to contact a feed ing, Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Rev. L. C. Gould pastor. store, m ill o r dealer w ith regard to CHURCH O F C H R IST assurance o f norm al supplies of Bible school 9:45 a. m. W o r C A T H O L IC C H URCH nutsh and gram before any poul ship and eunim um on 11:00 a. nt. Rev. J. L. M axwell, Pastor. tr y house is conslructeik o r stock S cripture H ading. Miss Eileen Moss each Sunday at 10:30. purchased, the authors say. Harpole. Sermon subject 'T h e The b u lle tin was issued in res- B L U E M O U N T A IN W o rld in a S to rm ." C h ris tia n E n sponse to the widespread Interest Mrs. H etty W illiam s, pastor. deavor, 6:30 p. m . E vening se r in borne food production in tune of Sunday school 9:45 a. m. M o rn vice 7:30 p m Subject "C ount war. Tlie re s tric t ions o n p o u ltry ing service 11 :00 a. m. Young in g Hie C ost.'' P ra y e r m eeting keeping in tiie backyards of u r peoples service 6:45 p. in. Charles T h u rs d a y n ig h t 7:30 p. m. ban homes have been m odified by O. East burn, leader. Evangelistic Concerning Hie red and blue many cities fo r the d uration und service 7:45 p. m. Bible study and contest, w ell the blues won. This home table p o u ltry flocks are bc- p ra ye r service Wednesdays 7 45 F riday night at 8:00 p. rn. the reds ing established in increasing num p. rn. are e nlertu ining at the church. bers. {Remember blues, be there w ith —’NkuSf This new illu stra te d b ulletin dis S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T yo ur frieniLs. cusses three ways of sta rtin g such C H UR C H | T iie public is c o rd ia lly invited to Your money goes Into battle ever] an enterprise, tells how to con West M ain Street ¡any o r u ll o f the meetings. time you invest in War Bonds— goci s tru c t a sm all p o u ltry house, and Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock. i.p to the G :» ;n lines ;n f.e I -m t Roy Hands, S. S. Sup't explains how such a building can Preaching set vice 11:00 o'clock L. I'. Nebclung, m inister. tanks, planes, assault boats as pic be divided w ith u p a rtitio n so as Every Saturday. V isitors welcome tured here in the M sditcrrancar area. to use h a lf o f it fo r brooding p u r M E T H O D IS T Succes s of our troops d< ends upor poses and the o th e r h a lf as a lay H EB R O N C H U R C H O F C H R IS T F rank E. Brown, m inister. ing house. A free copy of this bul On the shores or the Hebron dam Sunday school, 9:45. S. M ack- the help they get from the horn« letin. No. 625, can tie had from any 7 mill's aou,It of Cottage Grove. in, Supt. 11:00, m orning worship. front. Bullets fired yesterday v. >n'l Sunday school, 10 a. m. Election 5:00. vesper service. 6:00, the win tomorrow’s batUe. War Bondi county extension office, o i direct bought last month won't pay foi from the college. o f officers fo r the new year. Jan M ethodist Youth Fellowship. our next offensive. Give your dol uary 2. Sermon, I I a. nt. C hristian Wednesday, 7:45, ch oir practice. lars action: L’ ey More War Bonds Endeavor, 7:30 p. nt. Also u young Thursday, 7.30, pra yer service. L. S. T/camrjf Ucfar‘.i,wni people's meeting January 2. 7:30 M r. and Mrs. Roy Goodwin ami |> m.. at the home of M rs. C url P R E S B Y T E R IA N Sunday school, 9:45 a m. Mrs. fa m ily and M r. anil M rs Paul Sm all. W AR C A SU A LTIES PA SS Wendell Sm all, L. W. Coiner, supt. M orning w o r Junes and fa m ily motored to Rose 139.M0U Ladd Howard. M inisters. ship. 11:00 a. m. burg Sunday And attended church services there. Interm ediate Endeavor at 5:00 Am erican casualties since th C H URCH O F GOD p. m. Senior Endeavor. 6:00 p. m. sta rt o f the w a r now to ta l m or M r und Mrs C url Sm all were 1060 East Adams Ave. dinner guests at the Clyde C lark Hum 139,8iMi. the arm y losses tota Sunday school 10:00 a. nt. M orn home Sunday at Hebron. 105,229 and those of the navy ing w orship 11:00 a. nt. Young M r. und Mrs Ed T u lle r of Eu m arine and coast guard 34.523. gene visited at the Joe Geer home people's meeting 7:00 p. m. Devo Secretary of w a r Stimson, it Sgt. L ow ell Brown, who has tio na l service 8:00 p. nt. Prayer Sunday. reporting the a rm y casualtie: been stationed at Catnp George M r and M rs. T. B Roberts and m eeting Tuesday 8:00 p. m. II the reputation of America as W rig h t, W ashington, visited -it the from the sta rt of the w a r to De Malisxn Sm all were dinner guests R. Hansen and.C H. Haight homes eember 23. said the fig ure repre at the W. T. Jones home Sunday. a C hristian nation is to continue Monday. Sgt. Brown is being sented 16,831 killed, 38.916 wound Miss Eat bid Newton of Portland there must be more practical transferred to a camp in Nebras «1. 24,067 missing, and 25,4 L C h ris tia n ity in our Am erican sj»ent tire wis-k end w ith her j>ur- prisoners of war. ka. ents M r. and M rs.M u rry Newton. homes. F am ily devotional« w ill Is- Several women met at Mrs. Joe Casualties Io Am erican elc especially featured in the m orning M r. und M rs Joe Olds o f C ot C rick's home Thursday afternoon ments o f the fifth a rm y in Italy tage Grove were guests at the and evening services. Reader, we in v ite you to m ii't anil w orkeil <>n Red Cross dress since the s ta rt o f th a t camjiaigr George Sutherland borne Sunday. ings. in Septem lxT are 18.119 O f th ii Miss L ucille Geer of Eugene w ith us. You w ill find these ser M ts. M alcolm H orn was taken to ta l 2798 were killed. 11,762 w en spent the week end w ith her par vices Ixtth in le t esting and inspira to the Eugene hospital Saturday. wounded and 3559 were missing tional. ents M r. and Mrs. Joe Geer. Mrs. Ida Jackson o i W a lke r The navy-marine-coast guan Roy E. 1 Iutchison, pastor. Mrs. Dale Cox spent a few days spent Tuesday w ith her daughter, casualties reported up to today a n nt the H ow ard Cox home last made up as follows: 15,186 kille d .C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E S O U IE I'Y Mrs. Dave Hite. Week. 6616 wounded, 8429 missing, 429i Sunday school at 9:45; forenoon M r. and Mrs. Thomas C lark and Max B ird is reported up a fte r prisoners o f war. fa m ily motored to C entral View service, 11, subject "T ru th ". Even being confined to his home w ith Sunday. M r. C lark occupied the ing service second Wednesday of an a tta ck of the flu. Salesbooks. The Sentinel. each m onth at 8:00 p. nt. The church p ulpit there. Mrs. Lora Townsend was a ca ll Bible, C h ris tia n Science lite ra tu re e r at the W. T. Jones home Mon anil the w ritin g s of M ary Baker Eddy may la- borrowed o r p u r day. Mrs. Malissu Sm all spent S at chased before o r a fte r the Wed u rd ay w ith her sister Ella W ills. nesday service. M r. and Mrs. Charles Woods re F IR S T B A P T IS T ceived a le tte r Monday from th e ir Rev. George E. H ardy, pastor son Bobbin who is stationed in 9:45 a. m . church school, Mrs. Denver, Colorado. M r. und Mrs. Ferrol Cox of Se II. II. Weeldreyer, Supt. 11:00 a. a ttle a rrived at the H oward Cox m., m orning worship, special mus home at six o’clock Tuesday m orn ic by the choir. 6:30 p. nt. Baptist ing fo r a short visit w ith his fa th Youth Fellowship, Mrs. W. C. M a rtin , sponsor. 7:30 p. in., happy e r and other relatives here. evening service, topic, "The W o man Who Got H er M an." Spiced Tomato Juice Miss M argaret Cuddehack of Spiced tomato juice is made by reheating Uio Juice with onions, pep Eugene, a returned m issionary pers and celery, and then re-strain fro m Jupan, who was also an in ing. Another variation is made by ternee in a Japanese prison camp, adding mixed spices. It is best to w ill be guest speaker. Miss Cudde- do tbit after opening the canned hnck returned recently on Hie Juice, since spices tend to darken Gripsholm , an exchange ship. Wednesday, 8:00 p. m., choir re the juice end give undcsiruble fla vors. hearsal at the church under the a ---------------------------------------------------- London Delight Valley < S terling Bolton I The Cottage Grove Lion* i nexed th e ir in itia l hoop victo ry of the currr •nt campaign when they scored ai 32-29 dec,.-ion over the. Uni High Tiders F rid ay night January 11. on the o pixisition’s horn.- court. The w in put the Lions buck in the m idst o f the Icfigup r?ic* as they have lost only one previou I3in<‘ to the strong Eu- g*n<- in Axcrricn. ( 'ttfun 1 s French opened the game w iih the second strin g which he used fo r h a lf the firs t quarter before sending in his firs t team. D ick H ard isty broke the ice for the T ille rs a lte r about tw o m in utes of play when he sank a long one hander from m id-floor. Sar gent followed w ith a luy-in to givr Uni H i a 4-0 lead. G e rry W ith e r- spoon made the firs t local score 'w hen he sank a free throw . Dot W ickendoll scored the firs t Lion fielder a fte r Lawson had connect ed fo r the Tide. A t this point French sent in his fir s t team which succeeded in gaining an 8-8 q u a rte r score. Points w ere.m atched during the second period u n til M artin, Tide substitute canned a fielder to give Gni H i a 15-11 h alf-tim e advan tage. The end o f the th ird period saw the Lions in a one point lead which they never relinquished. D uring the fin a l canto the Lions moved into a three point lead w hen H arpole and Edwards scored. O 'Hearn then cantered for the Tide but in vain as Land re- peated the feat fo r the Grove. Ed wards sank a ll Tide hope when he canned a free toss to end the scoring. Howard Harpole, Lions ace cen te r copped scoring honors fo r the evening, connecting fo r fo u r fit'd - ers and five tree -throw fo r a 13 point total. Sargent led the losers w ith 11 counters. Li-onard Barkem eyer lead the Giove yearlings to a 39-28 ver dict over the Tide " B " s trin g when he accounted fo r fo u r points. Lineups; ' Uni High Chapman 1 F 4 H ard isty Land 2 F 11 Sargent Wickendoll 2 C Brueggcr G. W itherspoon 2 iî 2 W hite ca rp e n te r G 8 Lawson Gienson 3 S Scraggie H. Witherspoon S 2 O’Hearn Harpole 13 S 2 M a rtin Howell S Edwatds 9 s Harpole H igh o n Scoring Honor Howard Harpole, Lions stand ard center is now holding the top berth o f D is tric t 6 basketball scorers. He has a to ta l o f 27 points in tw o games o f league play. The second highest is Wade Cowan, S p ringfield M ille rs pride and joy. were; Kenneth Zum w alt, one year; Lawrence M onteith. three years; Ruby Benston, fo u r years, S U IT E R At the B u tle r m ater and Boyd W alker, five ye an . n ity home, Friday, January 14. to D elm er Benston went to P ort Sgt. and Mrs. James S u ite r of land Tuesday to have hia fin a l C u rtin , a son. exam inations to enter the armed forces. VA U G H N A t the B u tle r ma- M r. and Mrs. A. C. Backtel and te rn ity horn e Friday. January 14, baby daughter went to C alifo rn ia to M r. and Mrs. Wayne Vaughn last week a fte r spending several of Culp Cre ek, a son. weeks at the home of Mrs. Back- PAR TS'E' i At the M rF arlanrl tel's m other. Mrs. Ray Stew art. m a te rn ity home Friday, J a n u a ry 1 Jess Burleson has returned 14, to Mr. a nd Mrs. Tom Partney home from Arizona, where he had o f Culp i 'i ( ■< k, a daughter. spent the past tw o months w ith SIMPSON At tin- M cFarland relatives. Ivan Buck is employed at a saw m a te rn ity h ome Friday, January 1 1. to M r and Mrs. Romaine m ill near Monroe as a sawyer. Simpson of C ollage Grove, a son H AY N E S At the M cFarland m a te rn ity home Wednesday. Jan uary 19. to M r. and M rs John Haynes of fx^aburg, a son. B IR T H S Films D eveloped and P rin te d Saginaw and8 Election o f officers was held Wednesday evening at the old high school building at W alker fo r the Saginaw -W alker com m unity dis tr ic t. Several directors had to be elected due KT old ones moving out o f the d is tric t. M rs. Susie W a lk e r was elected secretary and treasurer fo r one year. D. Connor is chairm an and d irector yet fo r tw o year ;. O th e r directors elected Exposures REPR IN TS 3c EACH. Guaranteed Work. T h rift-W ise Cottage Grove, Ore. - Clearance Sale Top Coats 20% off o $19.75 Coats . $15.80 $22.50 Coats . $18.00 $24.50 C o a ts ................ $19.60 $27.50 C o a ts ................ $22.00 $29.50 C o a ts ................ $23.60 The Men’s t oggery A. W. HelliweU Phone 65 Cottage Grove Ou» Rid of Carbon In Combustion Chamber Stop Oil Pumping and Spark Plug Fouling ★ Removo Sludge and Carbon Deposits and ★ GILMORE SUPER SERVICE 129 North 9th St. C. 0 . Clark, Prop. Phone 252 Cleon Carbon- Coated Valves nO'"®' L o g g in g All Work and Parts Guaranteed. i7Tr f January H a rd w a re E x p e rt A u to R e p a irin g ...i .i o irh to « '0 Clean Sludge- Packed Piston Rings ★ * "Ö S u p p lie s H ove ■ . # y o u r car o rig in e d e -jlu d g » d to d a y ! ' ’ TCHFVROLET/ C 7 ' & •*? f ñ k , "'? * * î Clean Sludge- Clogged Oil Screen U f» AN Bwk N m ANwfcl BUY WAR BONOS IN SERVICE r*" - G r a b e r - G é tty s Dependable H ardw are 4 Cottage Grove Motor Co. 112 North Ninth Street—Telephone 77 I
