T ill ItSl».\V, I'IHIKI \IM
10 1911
L IO N R O A R S
1*11 VI.I.IS KOSTER, Editor
M a ry Gasper, E d ito r
llo m r y.c G irl» G iv e Luncheon
The g irls of the Home Ee. I l l
class gave a luncheon M onday
noon in the d in in g room honoring
tw o v is itin g s ta le nu | n * i visors o f
( the
S m ith -H u g h e s
dep a rtm e n t
The guests Included M r. G len
W eaver and M r
K a rl Cooley,
s ta le su p e rviso rs; M r. <*. A. K r ill-
le r, c h a irm a n ot the school Is ia ril,
II
B. F c rtin ;
Principal G. S. D a vie *; and M r.
Su|M *rlntendeni
K a h le r,
a g re lu ltu re
In s tru c to r
T h e p rr | Miration o f the m eal was
supervised by Miss C olem an a nil
the m eal was served by Lois M ob
ley and Eva llo p m o n .
S enior Class H ay O ffic e rs
Elected
A senior class m e e tin g was held
T h u rsd a y o f last w eek to elect
class prophets, h isto ria n s, law yers,
a class | s ir I and song w rite rs . The
fo llo w in g w ere elected prophets,
Donna Ilu ile s o n , M ild re d C o llie r
and H o w a rd llu rp n lc ; h isto ria n s,
P h y llis F o s te r and Jo h n n y E d
w a rd s; law yers, Helen Gates and
Lin d a T o n o li. |>oet, M a xin e Good
w in ; song w rite rs , Joanne P re
m a u l, Joan K in g . L o is M obley,
K e ith W ooley and Boyd C la rk .
M iss K lp p e n lie s'll|> er a te s
.Because o f a relapse due Io the
flu Miss K ippen. ty p in g in s tru c to r’
Is In S |sikane w here she is v is itin g
h e r sister. She plans to lie aw ay
fo r several weeks.
t i l l W a r Loan T o t a ls
The to ta l am ount purchased by
the h igh school F o u rth W a r Loan
D riv e ending last F rid a y was $12,-
480 75. T h e sehiMil went o ve r Its
<|uota by $ti.|H()75 T he seniors
to o k In the highest am ount of
money, $4.225.05, and the sopho
m ores came next w ith $.3,290.45.
T he ju n io rs to o k in $2.9.37,35 and
the fie s h in i'ii SJ.o.'T'Hi
I Mat III ( t u b E le c t»
L a u rc n c
M ille r
was elected
president o f th e I j i t i n club. Others
elected T h u rsd a y. F e b ru a ry 7 a n ’ :
vice p resident, S helia T o w e r; sec
re ta ry , M a rg a rita Q uaglia. Irene
N o rth w a y Is c h a irm a n o f the
p ro je ct c o m m itte e w ith D ot H u r-
rls and Ire n e S c h a ffe r ns assist
a nts.
F o o tllg h te r» F le e t
T he d ra m a tic s club, "T h e F oot-
lig h te rs ", elected the fo llo w in g o f
fice rs fo r next sem ester nt Its
last m e e tin g : president, D e lb e rt
M ille r, vice p resident. Ih len Rob
erts; se cre ta ry and tre a su re r, Jo
anne S h o rt.
•
Annual Junior
Party
T he an n u a l ju n io r |« try w ill be
held F e b ru a ry 11 in h o nor o f the
w in n in g home room fo r the gale
o t Junior p la y tic k e ts . Miss Hessel
Is su p e rvisin g the d e ta ils w ith the
h elp o t E ile e n H a rp o le and Bob
W icks. T h e proposed p lan o f en
te rta in m e n t includes d a n cin g and
games. R efreshm ents w ill be s e rv
ed d u rin g the la tte r p a rt o f the
evening.
Intram ural Volley Ball
In tra m u ra l vo lle y h a ll began
th is week. T h is to u rn a m e n t p ro m
ises to he v e ry c o lo rfu l as the
seniors
are
out
fo r
revenge
against the ju n io rs a fte r th e ir de
feat in b a ske tb a ll. T h e freshm en
and sophomores (dan to upset the
dope bucket by w in n in g th e se r
ies. Those w ish in g to participate
should see the ca p ta in s o f th e ir
respective classes, w ho a re : fre s h
men, B ill Boyce; sophomores, D a r
re l E a s te rlin g ; ju n io rs , Don W ic k -
e n d o ll; seniors. R onold H a l haway.
N e rvie r F la g B ro u g h t t 'p to Hate
T he service fla g o f the school
has hts>n bro u g h t up Io date by
th e H om e Ee. clu b g irls . T hree
hundred e ig h ty-o n e boys a rc now
se rvin g in the arm ed forces, six
o f w hom
have been re p o rte d
k ille d In a ctio n .
lost none; sophomores have won
one and lost th re e ; freshm en blue
have won one and lost three;
fr< shnien gold have won one and
lost three.
( tr im
Ixadse R iehatds, senior, w it h
d re w fro m school F rid a y because
her parents are m oving to S p rin g -
h e ld C harles Johnson, ju n io r, and
Jack P r u itt, MopTiomorc, tx.th fo r
m er students here, ente re d school
M onday.
S ix students
fro m
O a k rid g e
h igh school w i" c v is ito rs last
M onday. T h e y to u re d the b u ild in g
and
a tte n d e d
student
co u n cil
m e eting as a p ro je ct fo r securing
|M).‘,sih ih tie s fo r im p ro v in g th e ir
ow n school. T h e y also v is ite d
S p rin g fie ld and Eugene high the
same day.
Spanish Program’
T he Spanish p ro g ra m w h ic h w ill
be p u l on F e b ru a ry 1H fo r the
student
Ix x ly
prom ises
about
tw e n ty m in u te s o f c o lo rfu l m usic,
In c lu d in g a vocal solo In Spanish
and a dance.
Ration Calendar
G A S H I.IX K :
In states o u tsid e the East Coast
A rea A - 10 cou|»ons are good th r u
M arch 21.
T l l t E IN S P E C T IO N :
D eadline fo r A coupon holders
is M a rch 31 F o r B and C coupon
holders, deadline is F e b ru a ry 28.
SUGAR:
S ta m p No. .30 tn Book F o u r Is
good fo r 5 pounda th ro u g h M a rch
31. S ta m p No. 10 in lks»k F o u r is
good fo r fiv e pounds o f ca nning
su g a r th ro u g h F e b ru a ry 28, 1945.
SHOES:
S ta m p No. 18 in Book One Is
gixxl fo r one p a ir. S ta m p No. 1
on T he A irp la n e sheet in B ix ik
T h re e is good fo r one p a ir.
Saginaw
T h e F rie n d ly N e ighbors clu b
met w ith M rs. ( T ifi G ersbach at
T h e S h a m n x 'k
bow ling
team
Hie fium e o f her m o th e r. M rs. Inez
M u n te ti h
T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n . (P is h S w a rtz i led by H ap W ol-
is g ra d u a lly
g e ttin g
T h e re w ere nineteen m e m b e r* L trd , w ho
present and three vi do rs. M rs. hack his b o w lin g eye, h it a d e te r
Hanson o f Eugene, M rs. Sells und m ined s trid e to get out o f the c e l
"G ra n dm a '* E n rig h t. T he p ic s i- la r. C a p ita l L u tn lx 'i Co., humped
d e iit appointed M is . H elen W il o u t o f second place by A rt W ein-
liam s, Mrs. Noreen Sells a n il M rs. k a u f’s Cabbage G lo ve Cleaners
M a rg a re t Keene on the v is itin g and T exaco D ll Co., slips in to
co m m itte e . T w o contests w ere second place is the briefed s tru g
held w ith M rs. Johnston w in n in g gle in th e fo u rth week of the w in
the guessing contest and M is . te r b o w lin g to u rn e y at the C o t
Hanson the m usic contest. V a l tage (»rove re cre a tio n alleys. H on I
entines w e ic exchanged among ors in the highest num ber o f pins
the group. A special fe a tu re of fo r one gam e goes to A. B o stick
the re fre sh m e n ts was a huge fo r the w om en w ith a score of
b irth d a y cake w h ic h Mrs. Gers- 147 and fo r the men W. Thom pson
baefi funi made fo r h e r m o th e r w ith a score o f 224 H onors in the
n u m b e r o f pins in the
whose b irth d a y was th a t day. The highest
th
re
e
game
series goes to M on
next d u b m e e tin g w ill be w ith
M rs George G e tty F e b ru a ry 18th. tana R lp p y w ith a score o f 4<X)
Duane B o ris o f Corona, C a lifo r and W a rre n Hansen fo r the men
nia and Ir v in F e h lh a fe r o f E l w ith 591
S ta n d in g s o f the ten teams at
kader, Io w a b oth seamen firs t
class, w ho had Just com pleted a the end o f the 4th w eek:
W on Lost Pctg.
seven m onths tra in in g at F a rra T eam
10
2
.833
gut, Idaho, and th e ir w ives were Q u a lity
ICO
7
5
b re a kfa st gu e st* at the L o w e ll
7
5
.583
Benston hom i' M onday m o rn in g of S tu ll
6
6
,5<X»
last week. Duane B o ris fo rm e rly C a p ita l L u m b e r
6
6
MO
live d here and th e y w ere enro u te ' S ta n d a rd OU
C. G. C leaners
6
6
.500
to C a lifo rn ia .
D a u g h e rty
6
6
J00
M rs. (J e tty s|x'n t S a tu rd a y and
G ustafsons
. 5
7
.417
S unday at L o n g vie w , W ashington.
S afew ay
4
H
M rs. It. W . H ill accom panied her
Ir is h S w a rtz
.3
9
.250
as fa r as Oregon C ity , w here she
w ill v is it fo r tw o weeks w ith a
sister.
M r. and M rs. W . W in te rs o f
M r. and M rs. H e rm an K anel
C o tta g e G rove spent Sunday at
w ent to S t. H elens S a tu rd a y to
the home o f M rs. W in te rs ' m o th
v is it th e ir son. P vt., R ay K a n e l
er. M rs. L. P rine.
w ho was
home on leave fro m
M r. and M rs. C lif f T u c k e r and C am p A b b o tt, Bend
d a u g h te r o f W in c h e s te r B ay spent
M rs. C. F . French o f Salem
S a tu rd a y a t th e La w re n ce M on- spent th e w eek end here w ith her
te ith home.
d a u g h te r, M rs. F ra n cis Cooper.
F ra n k C la rk and K e ith K o rs t-
jerw o t B a b b itt, Nevada, v isite d
w ith frie n d s ‘here one day la st
w eek. T h e y w ere on th e ir w a y to
P o rtla n d w here M r. C la rk to o k his
exams and was inducted in to the
a rm y . B oth a re fo rm e r residents
o f th is c o m m u n ity and M r. C la rk
ta u g h t school here fo r several
years.
Z u m a lt and W illia m s have f in
P eriod 3 eou,»ons are good th ru ished b u ild in g th e ir docks and are
M a rc h 13. P eriod 4 coupons are now d ig g in g a m ill pond. T h e y
p lan to m ove th e ir m ill soon fro m
g ixxl th ro u g h S e ptem ber 30.
MEATS, EATS:
W a lk e r, w h e re th e y are now o jje r-
B lo w n S ta m p s V. W and X are a tin g to th e new s ite here.
g ix x l th ro u g h F e b ru a ry 26, B ro w n
S ta m p Y become* good F e b ru a ry
WORLD HAY OF PRAYER
13 and rem ains gixMl th ro u g h
M a rch 20. W a ste k itc h e n fa ts are
P lans a re being made to observe
redeem ed a t tw o ra tio n jxnntS the W o rld D a y o f P ra y e r b y a ll
p lu s fo u r cents a pound.
the churches o f the c o m m u n ity at
P ilo t E s s e h FOODS:
the C h u rch o f C h ris t. F rid a y a f
G reen S tam ps G, If. and J in te rnoon, F e b ru a ry 25 at 2:00 p. m.
Book F o u r are good th ro u g h F e b - j T h is is to be a union m e e tin g
ru a ry 20. G reen S tam ps K . L and w ith a ll th e churches in v ite d and
M are good th ro u g h M a rc h 20.
l> a rtic ip a tin g and th e m em bers o f
IN C O M E T A X
th e C hurch o f C h ris t w ill be hosts.
D eadline
fo r
filin g
re tu rn s . The to p ic o f th e m e e tin g is "A n d
M a rch 15, e a rlie r filin g is d e s ir the L o rd W ondered T h a t T here
able.
Was N o In te rc e s s o r."
A partm ent dwellers who w a rt to
give window screens a thorough
cleaning before storing them w ill
find the bathtub useful Spread a
discarded sheet or other large cloth
on the bottom of the tub. covering
a ll but the drain. Taking one screen
at a time, pour a pail of sudsy water
over the screen. Scrub u n til soot
and d irt are removed. Then tilt the
shower at an angle when It w ill
rinse the screen. Let the screens
d ry thoroughly before sending them
to the basement storeroom.
SI TIIK Itl.IN <U H .I) KILLED
M a r tin B a ke r. J r., fiv e -ye a r-o ld
son o f M r. and M rs. M . C. B a ke r.
S u th e rlin ,
was
k ille d
S unday
m o rn in g w hen s tru c k by a p ic k
up tru c k d riv e n by E lm e r E. E lli-
ton. 54. Y on ca lla . S h e riff O. T.
C a rte r re p o rte d . T h e accident oc
c u rre d on the U m pqua h ig h w a y
west o f S u th e rlin n e a r th e de
fense housing p ro je c t, in to w h ic h
the B a k e r fa m ily re c e n tly moved
fo llo w in g a rr iv a l fro m W a sh in g
to n state.
M rs. C larence
Peterson
and
c h ild re n and M rs. ( ’has. T eeters
v is ite d in S p rin g fie ld S unday at
the R o b e rt Coombs home.
M rs. A da Jennings and M rs.
M a ry L a n d o f H a rris b u rg spent
S unday a t th e Louis Dodge h o m e .'
M r. and M rs. Ed. T w in g 'v is ite d
S unday
in C re sw e ll w ith
Mrs.
M rs. M in n ie H o w a rd and daugh
te r Frances, fo rm e r residents o f
th is place.
M r. and M rs. A lfre d P lueard
have sold th e ir p ro p e rty here and
m oved to C o tta g e Grove.
M r.
and M rs. S herw ood
le ft
Tuesday fo r Spokane, th e ir fo r m
e r home.
( AKH OF TH A N K S
W e ta k e th is means o f th a n k in g
th e woods c re w o f the R ow R iv e r
L u m b e r C om pany fo r th e ir assist
ance and kindness in o u r bereave
m e n t. M rs. B e rta M c G u ire and
MM
2 6 -ltp
Films Developed
and Printed
a n d 8
d W t/V
Exposures
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
Guaranteed Work.
Thrift-Wise
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Store
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Salesboolu, receipt books, book
keeping systems The S entinel.
W e S alu te Y o u
BOY SCOUTS
This is Boy Scout week—Let’s get to know our
Scouts and Scouting program better. Scouts of
yesterday are playing a leading part in the terrific
battles of today and Scouts of today are doing a
magnificent job on the home front. Yes indeed, we’re mighty
proud of our Boy Scouts.
BEANS
DEVILED
MEAT
Cudahy’s % ’s
Cello bags
Reds, Large or
Small Whites
4 for 25c
PREM
12 oz
Tins
each
39c
OATS
MACKEREL
Quick or Regular
Triangle Brand
9 lbs.
N o . 1 t a ll
T ins
each
JLOC
Knickerbocker’s
15c
Corn Flakes
6°z 3 f°r 14°
Grade A Large, in Cartons
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19.3« C hevrolet sedan
Tour Pontiac Dealer
24 North 9th Street
. 37
1 Krumbles
Cereal Deal
dozen
p*
; g x s 25-
15c lb.
2 for 15c
M
n u O l M i
P
IL V JL •
$
39
-JL- each
1087 Ntinlehaker sedan
M A R T IN
M OTORS
bag
LIPT0N SOUP MIX, Chicken 3 for 25c
PARD DOG FOOD....... ..............3 for 29c
CIGARETTES, Raleighs.........$1224 crt.
RANCHO SOUP, Tomato or V egetable.................. ...2 cans 15c
ROSEDALE PEAS, Real V alue.....................................2 for 25c
No. 1
Tall tins each
New Crop
5 lb. pails
1940 H el.tixe Plym outh sedan
Top Cash Paid
49
SARDINES
0LE0, Dinner Bell
WAX PAPER, 40 foot
1941 Super Ford sedan, heater
fo r y o u r <«r o r e q u ity .
A L L MAKES
3 b 29
S & W COFFEE, Victory Package ................................... 29c lb.
BREAKFAST CUP for that hot drink ................... ......... 15c lb.
I9U Ponili«' H el.tixe sedali
radio, Iteiuer
19.3« C h e v ro le t < .i.ipe
V H
Charles S. Hall
Insurance Agency
FOR INSURANCE
An a d d itio n a l 54 m illio n pounds
o f ra isin s fro m the 194.3 pack is
Ix-ing released fo r U. S. c iv ilia n
use by W F A . T h is a ctio n makes
3.36 m illio n pounds o f raisins re
leased to c iv ilia n s fro m th e 194.3
pack. Cheese supplies in 1944 w ill
be d ivided so as to m ake a va ila b le
fo r c iv ilia n s about fo u r pounds
per ca p ita , o r one pound less th a n
th e y received d u tin g 194.3. A bout
fiv e m illio n m ore pounds o f cheese
have been allocated to U. S. ser-
vicignen th a n th e y used la st ye a r,
an increase m a in ly to p rovide m ilk
n u trie n ts fo r the la rg e r num ber
o f soldiers overseas.
Eg^S
kprix x i,
fi
MOKE B A ISIN S A S H
LENS ( HEEME
Dorena
FI E l. OIL:
Use Tub for Window Screens
Irish Swartz Rising
Slowly from Cellar
The tenn(S|uoits game th a t was
held Tuesday, F e b ru a ry 1 between
the ju n io r and senior g irls was a
closely contested game ending in
a tie, 21-21. T h e tennequoits to u r
nam ent standings to the Kill are:
seniors have w on th re e and lost
none; ju n io rs have w on th re e and
Best Car
Buys
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TTTE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GT1OVE OREGON
SENTIMENT isn’t rationed and neither is our stock of Valen
tines. In keeping with the tradition of our store, we have «gain
ns always the most complete assortment of Valentines and Val
entine gift suggestions.
Valentines for soldiers, sailors, marines, eoast guard, WAVS,
WAVES, SI’AU’S, women marines . . . . valentines for husbands
wives, mothers, sisters, brothels . . . . valentines for everyone!
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A real flour value
49 pounds
$ O -0 9
/= =
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WRAPPING
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LOCKER
BOXES
£ 7 2 ib.
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