The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 13, 1944, Page 6, Image 6

T 111 K S U A Y. APIUL 13, l f>lt
W A TER SYSTEM S
YOU W O U L D N 'T 0 0 TO A DRUG STORE TO BUY
IT W O ULD YOU?
SEE
J. s. S T E W A R T
217-J or 2 7 -F -ll
RED JACKET PUMPS
Mrs. Loren H ibbard and M rs H i g h e s t B O V b C O llt
Howard Conner were Eugene . __
, _ .
visitors Friday.
Award Given Keith
Wooley April 11th
Mr. and M i’S. J. W. Vasey and
fa m ily of Rujada spent the Easter
The rank o f Eagle Scout, the
week end in Portland.
highest award conferred by the
Boy Scouts of America was pre­
Mrs. Della Richmond was a
sented on Tuesday night A p ril
week end guest at the home of her ™
^ i t * u^ X x , o f ,T n s m ’‘lS
'Lhj '
*’
daughter-in-law
.
M is.
M arion
daughter
o f Cottage Grove. At a session o f
Richmond and fam ily In Eugene the South Lane D istrict Court of
H onor held at the Jefferson school
Mrs. Jack Caton and son of C or­ Wooley received the award fro m
vallis are visiting w ith Mrs. Ca-
Lance Naish on
ton's parents, M r. and M rs. Herb
co'mt of
Adams.
'
honor o f the «rout organization.
Naish complimented Wooley upon
Miss B illie Ann B utler, student
nurse e at Entanuel
P ^ t- 1
land . sp«-nt Wednesday- w th ht i
(b(i (
Ke,
We„ Si scout
top.
parents, M r and M rs.Clyde B u t­
executive o f the Oregon T ra il
ler.
_______
Council explained to the troop and
,,
o i. . i
. .. „ „ t
' to the audience Lie meaning of
M is. Robert L e a vitt and Paul
,
,
, • •
» •.I
,i
i spent
.
iz has-
, • cage
rank
emphasizing
Nebelung
o , f i> P ortland
. . . scout
.
.
,
'
,
" , the ,
.. .
.
.... . . . tact that only alxiut one out of
ter w ‘ th their parents Mr. and pve . hun(ln^
s(.mns reiu.„ t.s
Mrs. L. P. Nebelung. They wen«
w
..
accompanied by Miss Jean Park. ents were on 7he"stage 'w i t h him
See W. E. JOHNSTON fo r Real
Mrs. Ray Graber and daughter
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals Phy llis Jo of Salem spent several
O ffice No. 22 So. 5th St.
42-tfc days last week at the home of
I t pays to insure w ith sure In- M rs G rabers cousin, Mrs. Rich,
surance w ith Chas. H all.
14-tfc ard Bushell.
------------
S. L. M ackin le ft Wednesday by
......
M r. ......
and Mrs. M e n ille Veateh
tra in fo r Kansas C ity, M issouri and
of P ortland visited sev-
where he. w ill be a lay delegate eraj days ]ast week at the homes
from the
Oregon conference o f o f M r ' and M rs Ralph Saltsm on
Methodist
ehutches to the Gen- and o o Veateh and w ith o the r
friend of M rs. Lea vitt.
5trs. B. K. Lawson o f IX irtla n il
sister o f Mrs. H a rry M etcalf and
Mrs. Laura L illy o f C alifornia,
m iu
other
of ™.s.
Mrs. Lawson and M
H
im i ui
. rs
. .
M etcalf, visited over-the week endj
at the M etcalf home.
__
-----;-------
Mrs. E. A. Teich returned home
this m orning a fte r a seven weeks
Divide
Mrs. W a lte r Roblrwon accom­
panied the Eied H a n is fa m ily of
Latham to Port O rfo rd Thursday
and spent several days visiting
her parents, M r. and Mrs. A l
M ille r, and other relatives.
Mrs. E ffie Kenady of Spring-
field is staying at the W in ftv d
West home.
Wes, home,
M r- «"<1 M rs Lyle M ull.ea and
»'«by were Monday evening v is it-
ors
Ote hrnnk Melons ms
M i' s Evelyn taunh was operated
on Tuesday at M ultnom ah hospl
tai ‘ * fo r appendicitis. She is reeov
»'ring satistaetoi ily
M r, and Mrs. J. R. Ferguson
have sold th e ir honte to M r anti
Mrs D ykstra The Fergusons are
moving into the sm all house which
ihoy kept fo r themselves.
Mrs. Bayne lets sold the Pass
Creek seniee station to Mr. and
Mrs. T a y lo r o f Marcóla.
M r. and Mrs. O ral M aeLughlin
of Lorane and M r. and Mrs. A E.
W alker of Latham were Saturday
. veiling visitors at the John Lamb
hu,ne-
as the award was made.
The court o f honor, a regular
bi. m on, h,
a (ft|,r wa, we|,
numerous aWanls were
made to the Scouts of Troop 18.
>1X)ns„ r, , j
by
jf,,.
M ethodist
Cor,). Kenneth Snider who is
N j N e,son J r „c h a irm a n stationed m Arizona and Norma
S d g llltlV }
of the d is tric t advancement com- Hammons, daughter of Mrs. Ber­
lin ,,e e acted as presiding o ffic e r tha Hammons were m arried in
assisted by eight other memliers Eugene A p ril 6th Mines. Lewis
of the d is tric t scout com m ittee.
Snider und Hammons accom ,» n-
eral Conference which w ill open lvlativvB. They returned to Port- j visit spent in Kansas und Missouri
............
Prvceding the regular
court of ned them. Mrs. Snider w ill retu rn
A p ril 26. He is going via Mmnea- land accOmpanied by Mrs*. Anna whe* * ^he visited her daughter■ [wn()r T roop 18 conducted
a fine w ith her liusi.und to Arizona,
polis and
w ill visit relatives in Swanson, m other of M ts. Veateh, at W ichita, Kansas and anothei
.pender{oot Investiture cerei mony
M rs. Claude W illey and Mrs.
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
—
who -->«•
w ill —
make
■— —
an extended
— *— «—• visit A daughter,
n w h t« ' sister
sister and
and brothers
brother» and
and
and inducted into the movement J e rry Halley o f Roseburg v is it-
at the Veateh home.
‘»her relative» in Missouri.
Wesley Hansen, George W alker, ,•<, w ith Mrs Low ell Benston one
M r. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes of
R obert Long, and Sidney Tom p- day last week.
E.
Masters
_______„
___
M
rs.
Ju
lia
Ramsey
returned
to
M
r.
anfl
Mrs.
W
.
W endling and M r. and Mrs. A. C.
kins.
Mrs. F ra n k Chapman o f Thorn-
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
Grimes and fa m ily of Eugene P ortland S aturday a fte r vis itin g returned Wednesday
A complete list of other awards ton corners is helping Mrs. Jim
spent Sunday w ith Mrs. Wayne the past week w ith her b ro the r from th e ir tr ip to Seattle, Wash-
M r and M rs C ington and Portland. They report A llo w s : Second Class Ashley Ela- Abbott w ith her little »urkeys.
Monroe. daughter of M r. and M is. and sister-in-law ,
a fine tr ip and enjoyed it.
J ten' ^ 7
iP ‘>r U r ' B l>' »Vnn.ng-
Several from here attended the
J. G. Grimes and sister o f A. C. \y . Partin.
_______
ton and M a rk Morgan. F ust Class church services held at W alker
Grimes.
—------------
**
a m
r-
h
i
Ed Lovegren and D ick Schm idt, every evening last week and also
M r. and Mrs. Leston Durham and r *gon
of ^S p rin g fie ld M e rit Badge
Champ Husted, the special Easter s e n ic o . Sun-
The Clyde Roberts fa m ily were and daughters Roberta and Ra-
M
r.
John
Van
N
ortw
iek.
m ie Love
V al- _______ ____________________ _
Easter dinner guests of the R. H. mona o f Lebanon were Easter spent Easter Sunday Wi
.
r u r t , Lom bard Jim Ed
guests of M r. and Mrs. D urham 's Hawley's grandm other. Mrs. M ary i entm e H erb Lombard. Ed Lov«
FOR MF It GONF.KNOK
Savage fa m ily at Roseburg.
gren, and Robert Naish.
H
am
bric.
( HAS. A.
parents, M r. and M rs Nelson D ur-
M rs. F. L. G iannis returned hanl
TVRKEV CROI* ABOVT
_______
Pie and coffee w ill be sold S a t-
home Sunday from a tw o weeks
TH E SAME
____
K
atherine
Buchner
and
“J
visit in Seattle, W ashington where
-Mrs.
she was called by the serious ill- daughter C lara of Oregon C ity M ountain States Power Company.
The tu rk e y crop o f South Lane
3 5 -ltp .
ness of her sister. She was accom-
several days at the home
county
w ill be about the same as
panied by her daughter-in-law . o f the
Rev and
M rs
last year according to current re­
Mrs. Robert Grannis, who stayed Brovvn
Mrs. Buchner and her S T V D E X T W IN N E R S G VEST8
ports. There w ill be fewer flocks,
in Portland to visit at the home of daughters, Clara and Mrs. Brown
the but more birds per flock. The
her sister-in-law ,
M is.
Bruce and her baby, Barbara Lee. left
- —
- ---
.
increased size of the flock is due
Pearson.
Wednesday fo r Rockford. Illin o is Public speak ng contest staged at
’ V « ? V
feed n m -
_______
. .
home
the U nive rsity of Oregon campus to the tact that tn t ie»u rum
M rs. L illia n G illis le ft Saturday
_____
M arch 31st and A p ril 1st were panics are lim ite d to the number
fo r Los Angeles. C alifo rn ia to
T.
R
. M
Georce guests o f the Chamber o f Com- of birds fed and are not ta king
meet her husband, W arren G illis „
,
' . f. * f
k
merce luncheon Tuesday together on any new accounts, i he ma-
w ith the Seabees, who was re- .
\<re
Hard»
fo ...................
r this sec-
Mr«
f-Tordv w
w ith
iu i Mrs.
i»irs. Fenton
r en iu n Charles,
vuenicN , high jo r ity of the poults
i—
................-
in M « l f° r d .
school dram atics in s tru c to r and tion w ill be delivered this month
cently transferred there. Mrs. gave a recital Tuesday night in
H. B.
F errin . superintendent.
F ra n k Thompson is ta kin g Mrs. the F jrs t Bap{jst church
M ER G ER SIX S< H O H L
Student guests w’ere: Velma Pol-
G illis' place at the Cottage Grove
D IS T R IC T S PROPOSED
Easter guests a t the home of »<*h. w inner of firs t place in
Cleaners during her absence.
Mrs. B. R. Job were her daughter poetry reading, who read three
The Rev. and M rs. H ilto n P a rk
~ M r " a n d M r« Charles Poems;
Irene Schaffer, second
Petitions are being circulated
entrained Monday m orning fp r La Adam j.
daughter Adeline of Place w inner o f poetry, who read in Douglas county, proposing the
Grande to attend the Deeper L ife
0
fo u r poems. Kay T aylo r. 3rd place consolidation of six school dis-
Convention o f the Assemblies of
s
_______
w inner in the poetry contest who tric ts :
M y rtle
Creek,
Riddle,
Z w r I n ile d S h ite »
God churches fo r the Oregon -^ r and ^ j re
genton Schrenk read a poem and Ivan Hoyer, who C anyonville, Days ( reek union
D is tric t which opened Tuesday
and son Gordon o f Meadow-view
won th ird in the discussions. Itigh school and elem entary school
and lasted through Thursday. A t a tte
attendcd
services here
here
C. H.
H. Kime.
Kime. presided
presided at
at the
the and
n d e d church
church services
D D r. r. C.
and the
tne Gazeley
uazeiey «fhotrt
si nooi d u jslr,æ’
isu h '
(.Short l «r«>
de Sundav m orninc and spent the day noon luncheon in place of K a rl w ith a valuation o f $3,911,470. I he
this tim e the new La Grande
f*" vis itin c friends
M ills, president who was called program i f carried through would
Gospel Tabernr.de w ill be dedi
A V ig ila n t
,s. v,s,tin8 1 1 ________
'
out
of _ town. .
'provide the construction of a cen-
cated w ith the Rev. A tw ood Fos-
_____
te r of Salem, superintendent of
Pvt. F red Rosenburger o f Camp
--------------------------
î™ ’
S e rru n t o f
the Oregon D is tric t in charge o f W h ite M edford was a week end TEST MOTOR F I EL ••|M>|» e s " , w<’ en M ' r,le < reek and
myon-
the dedication sen-ice.
guest at the home of hLs uncle and
------------
, V » *-
sch« ’ 1, iac*
?’
t h e t^ v o p ia
-------------
aunt M r and Mrs. E. C. Shay.
Shortage of gasoline, says the each d is tric t would be usnl for
F o ld ode
S p ru e *« ,or
5- S ««o’ or
M r. and M rs. W . B. Johnston !
_______
Departm ent of Commerce, has led elem entary school pun>oses.
F«y I . Corly, M o rg a n B o ld ng. Fort ond, O r»gcxi
‘Dopes ", re-
Jr., and fa m ily of Eugene spent
m
otorists
to
use
fuel
Mrs. O. W . Blackmore, M . M.
Salesbooks. The .Sentinel.
and
Easter w ith his parents. M r. and W heeler and M rs. J. E. B lack-
to *"crease
M rs. W. B. Johnston.
more were dinner guests Monday other wise unprove the automo-
to in Eugene at the home of H a rry bde operation. The Bureau o f
Mrs. L. P. Sanford went t° —
Standards has tested hundreds of
-
- - - - - ...........
'
T h^
ay2 ° ^ . i h e N a s i o n " b ^ U M M r ’ W h X / s them w ith o u t fin ding beneficial
husband who is employed there, me occasion oe.ng m r. « o c c k u s
_______ *
b irth da y anniversary. A d ditio na l
1,1 d,l> «-as»
Bob and D ick Briggs of Eugene guests were M r. and M rs. H a rry
LAÍ ONIC LOCUTION NOTE:
visited Thursday w-ith Ross Ad H a rt. Mrs. Aletha Thom and sons,
and
E
d
ith
Sw
itzer.
Mrs.
M
abie
kins, re tu rn in g home Friday.
A corporal standing a t a road |
Funk and children and Peggy
S L. Godard was brought home Blackmore also called at thé corner just n orth of Cassino gave
corner jn s t north of Cassino gave
fro m the Eugene hospital S a tu r- Wheeler home.
one . of the
day where he had been fo r tw o
------------
, most
, succinct
. ,
. reports
. .
weeks receiving treatm ent.
1 Those spending the Easter week yet heard on the b itte r house-to-
_______
end at the Thies home were L t. house fig h tin g fo r Cassino. Asked
A w e e k end m iest at the home and M rs. Floyd Thies home from how things were going in town. !
n fA\ i r ’ ™ d M, 8 nam< r, Seott was N o rth Camp Hood. Texas fo r a the corpora) summed up the a fte r-
M rs ’ S c o tti* m other M rs Jose-
leave- M rs - C)yde W hite noon s aCt‘° n W ith the io ,lo w in 8
i h m e ? B v e m ^ i Eugene '
‘ ! a"d son Edw ard Ray o f Sheldon, u no fficia l G I communique: ‘‘Un-
phme S tivers o f Eugene.
Washington, M r. and Mrs. Paul derstand we captured five livin g
M r and Mrs F rank G ru ff o f T h *cs and sons o f Eugene and M r. rooms, three dining rooms
and
Ro^i-bure visited Sundav wRh M r and Mrs. Ralph Thies of N orth have advanced patrols in a k itch -
Roseburg visited Sunday w ith M r.
en.M
Flashes from the Ita lia n
en.' — “ "Flashes
and Mrs. Sam W arren.
r-iam».
F ro n t Lines" departm ent in the
Bishop and M rs. Bruce B a xte r Stars and Stripes W eekly ¿Medi­
Red Rose B u tter and Ice Cream.
o
f
P ortland and D r. and Mrs. terranean).
Ask for them. C. G. Creamery. 7 -t f,
Silas Fairham o f Salem called on
S??hofiel<l S tew art fo r Plumbing, tbe Rev. and Mrs. F rank E. Brown
BITS O' B U S IN E SS
Phone 217J.
1-tfc Tuesday. Bishop B a xte r is Bishop
Gasoline consumption in auto­
_______
of the P ortland area of M ethodist
I f you are weak and run down churches which includes
large mobiles w ill drop from 445,300,-
fro m ’ the flu . C hiropractic w ill te rrito ry
in the
northw estern 000 barrels in 1941 to an estim at­
help you. Dr. Sim kins over Peter- states. Dr. F airham is superinten- ed 246,000,fX)O barrels this y e a r...
sen’s. Phone 5.
34-tfc dent o f the Cascade D is tric t of Stockholders p re fer th a t th e ir
companies keep dividends low at
"1
11
• ' ------------ ---------------- M ethodist churches.
present if i t ’s going to mean a
A group o f young people of the stronger post-war com petitive pos­
M ethodist Youth Fellowship w ill ition, according to replies to a
attend a sub-district ra lly F rid ay questionnaire sent to stockholders
night and S aturday at Roseburg, of General Foods C orporation
The Rev. F ra n k Brow n w ill ac­
Early Water Power
company them.
* * * A radio engineering scholarship worth $1500,
In 1631 colonists on the Salmon
equal to 3 years of college rad a and sound
M
r.
and
Mrs.
George
Kebelbeck
Falls
river,
Maine,
built
a
dam
and
R E P U B L IC A N
spent Easter in Eugene w ith th e ir used water power to operate an up-
engineering.
son
and
fam
ily.
M
r.
and
M
rs.
M
el-
afld'
own
‘,aw’
FO R U .S . SEN A TE
* * * N in e to ten months of intensive training in the
vin Kebelbeck.
I
heretofore unknown ultra high frequency field of
SEX A TO H
day w ith a tactile dinner at noon of the |M>nny supjrcr were a vol-
i ’lay equipment bought fo r the ley hall and hat anil a huge
school children from the proceeds Jumping rope
You W ouldn’t Believe
T his Sign—
SFE C IA L TODAY
FLU T R E A T E D
$5 0(1
$15.00
W ith O rdinary D rugs
W ith Deluxe Drtlgs
Drugs alone can’t cure the flu
nor glasses alone correct faulty vision
W T i.it‘s w rung w ith this sign ’ .lust this. Kvi-ryoti»1 kim wa
th ill <liu,turx ihuiT Inisv th e ir I es mt the drugs they pre
MU-ilie.
W hen the I'lii picks you fo r u v ic tim you depeiul upon
the professionnl tra in in g , «'xperiene«' mid s k ill o( y o u r
d o cto r Io p u ll you tlirn u g h .
You know that drugs me im p o rta n t hut only in c id c iita l
to the professional know ledge o f the d o c lo r who diagnosi s
y o u r illness and preserihes fo r it.
Hut m e v<ui ns wise u h o iit v o itr eyes
When eye I r o i t h h s threaten, do you say
'tiiie s s
b e tte r buy a p a ir o f glasses
T h a t’s illo g ic a l. When
flu go, you dow n. you d id n ’t rush out to buy drugs.
phoned lo r y o u r doctor. \ mi li'llo w o d his prolessiunal
vice.
W hy
t h in k
m il v o f : loss, s
t h i n, w h e n
JfOU
I ’.I
the
oil
ad
I
c a re f Ghisses alone r a i l n e v e r correct fa u lty \ isiou. I h eir
value tn you depiaids e n tire ly upon the professional s k ill
w ith which y o u r eyes are exam ined and n tra e te d y o u r
glasses preseriheil. title d and serviced.*
So d o n 't confuse the price of glasses w i t h th e c o s , ol eye
co m fo rt, (¡lasses alone w ith o u t p ro te s iio n a l eye care are
never a bargain at any price.
G ive y o u r eyes the benefit o f the p ro ft ssional s k ill and
service that y o u r priceless sigh, demands.
Invest in eye rare
not glass- s a, a price.
•These professional services are w o rth in fin ite ly more
than the eos, o f the m aterial in the glasses Iheiiisehes.
I-’. X A M I N’ .\T,< t.N': Professional exam ination fo r possible
patholo gical eye eouditions.
I{I'il-'H At ” l’ l< t.N . S c ie n tific measure o f y o u r a b ility to see.
IT tl'iS t ' K I l ’T h
C a re fu lly p re p a ti d professional eon
elusions and the proper io slru e ,io n s necessary ,<> correct
y o u r vision.
I.N T K Itl’ U K T A T lo X f a r . fid technical m ol s c ie n tific
com pounding o f the exact m aterials ol y o u r pre scrip tio n .
F IT T IN G : S c ie n tific , m inute adjustm ent o f y o u r pre­
s c rip tio n to y o u r eyes.
R K E V A I.F A T IN G ': V e rific a tio n o f the rc fru e tio ii ami
the p rescription.
S F K V It TNG : Assurance that the requirem ents o f y o u r
prescript ion are being con sta n tly n iu iu tttiiic d .
Dr. John T . M onahan
Phone 100
O ptom etrist and Optician
505 Main S treet
Cottage Grove
YOUNG MEN of 17 B YEARS
THE NAVY WANTS YOU
TO TAKE THE EDDY TEST
If You Can Q u a lify The
U. S. Navy Offers You This:
a
F rid a y
A p ril 14
6:00 P. M.
K O IN
HAR'/FORD i
INSURANCE
Mrs. C.M. Keep o f Seal Rock
and Mrs. L. F. Russell of W a s h -1
ougal, W ashington were g ue sts, Accident and In d e m n ity Company
last week at the home of M r. and '
Mrs. H. B. F c rtin .
RADIO REPAIRS
By
Dexter Somers
Paid o tl* , M o r te for S e n a to r Com m ittee
i’ ll»!» H
» C o rb e tt P 'd i,
Poi lin e d , O i r yót
318 Malm
H. K. METCALF
INSURANCE SER V ICE
Phone 115-J
27-12tc i
radio . . . a course so new it could not be learned
except in the armed forces.
NATHAN PORTER EDWARDS
Radio Trrhnirlan First ('lass
U.8. Navy
Enlisted at Eugene July 25.1942
AWAPreparation for a real future after the war In a
branch of electronics and radio not yet available
for civilian use.
* * * A chance to serve yoqr country in a vital and ex­
citing activity. You will be in the center of b*“ l«
strategy aloft, afloat or ashore.
Talk it over to d a y w ith men at the
NAVY
R E C R U IT IN G
S T A T IO N
This Message Made Possible by the Cottage Grove Druggists: Kern’s Kelly’s and Brown’s