The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 20, 1944, Image 2

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Cottapr (Grove
trattori
LION ROARS
SI (i vu IX
v o i K D IE T
Nvws oí llovs uml G ir'» in
By Dr. II. A. Hagen
Sugar is a form o f carbohy­
(M arie Lombard and I.aurene
drate food w inch is uard lihe ru lly
M ille r, E d ito rsi
on the aveiage table, but the way
(Continued from |>age t)
The w n u a l Open House event in which it is taken generally does
Lt. M arvin
Wilson. U.S N.R
was held Friday. A p ril 14. w ith a more harm than good. I f it were
record-breaking attendance. The e ntirely elim inated from the diet son of M r .and M is. A. 1). W ilson
program s ta rtl'd at 7:30 w ith o r­ we would not lx* nearly so lik e ly of Cottage Grove sfient a few days
chestra selections under the direc­ to suffer from the lack of those leave here v isitin g his parents
tion of Fenton Charles. Follow ing elements not contained in sugar ind friends before going on to
this a song was given by the high w hich have to bo derived fro m Houston, Texas fo r duly. F or the
school sextette and tw o numbers o the r fixxls, but which we are apt pas, year he has been s ta tio n « !
by the G irls' Glee club. The c li­ to go short on Ix-eattse these par­ in the Duieh Fas, lnd'cs. A n ­
max o f the program was a |« g - tic u la r foods are crowded out of nouncement was also made of his
aant "L e t I ’s Deserve V ic to ry '' the diet to m ake way fo r the pal­ m arriage to Miss M argaret Ben-
given by the senior class and w r it­ atable sugar. I t is used a great le tt of P o 'tland. w hich « ’cured on
ten by Joan King. Vivian Pollock. deal fo r fla vorin g staiehy dishes, A p ril 3:d.
Kay Taylor, and D o ttie Ann C la tk and this com bination w ith starch
NATIONAL EDITORIAL— under
M ia. James Teske and son Jim­
the supervision of Miss can always lx* relied on to pro­
O re
mie Jr., who spent the w in te r
PER
SSOCIATION M y rtle Kent. In appreciation o f duce excessive lerm entatien.
here w ith her patents, M r. und
PUBLIS
¿ d*í w/ZZczr:
U TIO N
her han l w ork, the senior class
It is this com bination of sugar Mrs. A. D. Wilsen, left Tue .day
presented Miss Kent w ith a bou­ and starch w hich is so commonly
fo r Loveland, Colorado when* she
quet o f carnations and snapdrog- used in the m anufacture o f alco­
w ill jo in her husband, who is in
WE M AV AS W E LL FACE IT
ons. Announcements were made holic beverages, some liquors be­
We may as well lace the fact th at the kjml of ending the by M r. Davies and vis ito ts were ing made e n tire ly by ferm enting Hie service there.
present w ar has will he largely up to u s; that it is up to us to then guided to the d iffe re n t grains and sugar together. I f such
Mrs. Eim er Ken, received word
m ake the best of the post w ar petiod. Looking hack through rooms. Four. 20-ntinute periods combinations are used in the hu­ recently that her son. Lt. T honris
all the things t h a t ’s been said and done, it looks like we have were given to present to the vis­ man digestive apparatus precisely J. Jones, is in England, but aside
made about the same m istakes which were ntade tw enty five ito rs a brief idea o f d ifferen t class the same kind o f ferm entation w ill .fro m lots of a c tiv ity , he « m id tell
take place, although o f course to 'v e ry little.
years ago. which we vowed a few mouths ago w ouldn't he made procedures.
Haulier President
, nothing like the same extent ns
again and we have been listening to hear some w is e guy pop up
Laurence W, B 'g g e rsta ff S 2 C
Bob Bauder was elected presi­ if a llo w « ! to continue fo r a week
ami say that like from here out w ill be a bed of roses. Fact is dent
o f the student Ixxiy at the o r two. S u fficien t ferm entation has com plet«! his Ixxit tra in in g ai
its p retty near been said, only in a nicer way. Those who lived elections held F iiu u y, A p ril 14.
however a ctua lly does pike place San Diego, C alifornia, und recent­
through the last w ar rem ember the expression th at now we
O ther officers elected are: vice to produce a large umount of ly tran sfe r,ed to the naval repair
would have universal peace and that hard times would n e v e r president, Bob Gleason; secrotary. stomach and intestinal gas. and base a, Sun Diego when* he is
again knock at our door.
Chloris Roberts; treasurer, Eileen at the same tim e certain toxic tra in in g fo r a m otor mechanics
mate.
lia r,x ile ;
advertising
manager,
P a rt of the 1‘irsf paragraph should he qualified. W’e are Irene Schaffer: business manager, substances trre generated in ihe
production o f the alcohol which
Philip Luke, C. M 2 C le ft Eu­
rc p ia tin g the same m istakes with one exception. A good many Sara B jorset; editor. Eva Hop- results from this ferm entation.
gene by plane Monday fo r Camp
ta r sighted citizens in wide aw ake com m unities have sta rte d man.
You are perhaps fa m ilia r w ith I ’arks, C alifornia, for fu rth e r duty
th inking and planning the post w ar period. These citizens want
Buys Federation O fficers
th -» processes by which fusel-oil a fte r spending a 30-day leave here
A t a regular meeting of the and o the r poisonous substances
a hand in shaping the post w ar period: they are not willing
w ith
his m other
Mrs. M y rtle
th a t nature and natural consequences take its eoutse. In this Boys Fed Council held A p ril 11. are d istilled from liquors. S im ila r Lake. P h ilip had s(x*n, 13 months
during
club
period,
the
nomina­
they have a good deal more gum pti. n than some of our con­
poisons ate m anufactured in the in the A lt utians.
gressm en who have already begun to kick over the traces on tions fo r next year's officers were a lim e n ta ry canal when too much
made as follow s: President, Ray
M r. an I Mrs. F rank Gierati re­
the international cooperation aspect, saying in effect that they Ross. Bob Wicks, Ivan Ilo y e r; starch is eaten o r when sugar
ceived
word from th e ir son Bober,
think America is the big Chxrlcy and should take the burden vice president, Gerald W ith e r- and starch are m ixed together at Gieruu Ph. M. 2 C saying he has
the
satpc
time.
It
is
surprising
to
of policing the world on its shoulders, which will have lls spoon. J e rry M ickey, Jake P alm ­
see how certain chfonie ailm ents landed somewhere in the South
w here we sta rte d from tw enty five y eats ago.
er; secretary-treasurer. Bob G ith -
w ill disappear when the patient Pacific and is w ell end enjoyed
Of p a rticu la r interest to us is the announcem ent that the* ens. B ill Boyce, D ick Moody.
stops using such combinations as his trip . He says he is using dress­
Candidates Nominated.
Civil A eronautic, hoard has under consideration poliei s that
are to be found in breakfast ings made by the Red Cross at
Loran Brown, M ildred C ollier,
will determ ine which of th e. 6,331 tow ns in America between
cereals flavored w ith sugar, pud­ K lam ath Falls, m aking home feel
1.000 and 5.000 will receive some type of airplane service a fte r Evelyn Hutchison and Joan K ing dings made w ith starch and sugar, a little nearer .The Red Cross is
the war. The board will likely determ ine just w hat policy is were nominated by the seniors as and evon by e lim in a tin g from the •'tops" in giving the boys c ig a r­
queen candidates fo r M ay Day
starchy meal drinks w hich have ettes. candy and gum he says.
to he established so that comm unities in the 1.000-5.000 class during
home room, Thursday.
They enjoy sw im m ing in the w arm
been flavored w ith sugar.
can ree ive a ir service.
Ao’ il 13. Each g irl w ill choose her
w ater.
Alm ost any kind of sugar may
In conversation with a servicem an recently here on a fu r­ escort.
Pfe. Norman A u li ey arrived
The low er classmen elected the be used in place of starch if the
lough, who has flown all over the United States, we w ere in­ fo llo
w in g
fo r
th e ir choice o f rules laid down fo r starches arc F rid a y from F o r, Bliss, Texas to i
terested in his angle of a ir service to the sm aller com m unity crown princesses and th e ir es­ followed. Most people however spent! a short furlough w ith his
and what he thinks must he done before this tow n can qualify corts: Juniors, M arie Lombard, would not be satisfied w ith a meal m other Mrs. Eva Aubrey and
for such service. He says what you might expect him to say that Bob Gleason; sophomores, N ellie o f this kind, yet th e 'e are some o the r relatives. Pfc. Aubrey and
a vast m ajority of the retu rn in g servicem en are inti-rested in K in g, LcRoy Ew ing; Irishm en, agreeable ways in which the bet­ his m other wen, to Boring Wed­
te r sugars m ay be taken. The nesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
aviation ami that unless some means are provided by the ser­ Jane Beidler, V irg il Newton.
Votes fo r candidates w ill be sugar fru its fo r example m ay be M ilto n Layng.
vicem an’s home tow n to provide this service th at they are going
purchased w ith s\ar bonds anti ,used in P:at‘e o f st<irch*
may be
to the place that will.
The picture of Nathan P o rter
stamps.
eaten in uddition to a protein
Edwards, radio technician 1 C
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meal.
I
f
one
is
very
fond
o
f
stew-
He says we d o n ’t netd what we m ight term a large landing
Seniots t humps.
T<l prunes, figs, raisins, or any of which appeared in the Navy Re­
field except for the ferry or freight planes, hut that a sta n d a rd ­
c ru itin g
S tation
advertisement
The seniors won the g irls has- th i’st‘ sugar fiu its , a pleasant
ized type ot field, al least, a tria n g u la r field with one long run
ketball championship 32-3 against chanpe m ay be made from the or- lust week sjionsored by the locul
v.av must .......
he „ provided if we are
to i have
a ■ ir freight.
\Ve all the juniors Tuesday, A p ril 11. The dinaD starchy meal by substitut- drug stoics w rs a fu rn ie r Cottage
. -
,
T
.
Grove resident, the son of M r. and
1« v th at one ol the principal draw backs in the developm ent senior team was as
Donna ,n&
inK an>
as follow
follow s:
s: Donna
any oni* o f these fru its fo r
Mrs. E. J. Edwards, his fa th e r
of the northw est has bet n the lack of outlet for ou r produce; Burleson. Evelyn Radtke, M a rv
slarL'b- As however the nour-
being <1 a perishable nature it would not be moved rapidly Gasper, Esther Hansen, D o ttie “ ihm ent contained in the stewed teaching a g ric u ltu re in the locul
enough, but when a new traffic system promises for instance Ann C lark, Louise Richards, P h yl- f , uits is so concentrated. i, is al- high school and is now w orking
1 > di liver , cargo of fresh straw berries 2.000 «files in tw enty lis Foster, Velma Pollock, K a y ways advisable to use a certain fo r the arm y in Honolulu. Mr...
Edwa ds and younger son Ernes, '
four bouts. such p ro : pec, m ight enhance the grow ing o f st raw- Taylor. The fin al basketball stand- air>°ubt o f non-stareby or salad are liv in g on 75 acres u, Linsluw.
same
time,
ings
in
the
tournam
ent
ate:
vegetables
at
the
berries;at least make it profitable enough to undertake st raw -
The duughier Lucy, a SPAR, is
W
L
A n othe r way in which they
b rrics on a commercial seal hitherto unknown. And quoting yearn
tra in in g a, Palm Beach, F lo rid a .
seniors .........................
4
0
may
be
combined
is
w
ith
sweet
from a recent editorial in the P ublisher's A uxiliary.“ It is vir­ Junto: s ........................
A nother daughter.
Eunice, now
1 m ilk or b u tte rm ilk. I f honey or
3
M rs. Edwin M:ekel, lives ,n Eu­
tu ally certain that as soon as the war ends, “ straw b erry tra in s ’’ Sophomore
2 maple syrup is ever used it
2
gene w ifh her sin ill daughter and
of the air will be carrying fresh fruit and vegetables long <iis- Freshmen Cold
3 should be taken
iri connection
1
husband who is attending the U ni­
ta n e is ov r our land a i d as time goes on more and more of the Freshmen Blue
4 w ith the m aking of lemonade, or versity.
0
produce from farm s and orchards will he moved in this fash­
Home Room Election
can be used in fla v o rin g toast or
ion, beating the fast freight and express train s m any hours. . ’’ R ita Quaglia was elected presi- w affles which arc dextrinized.
N O T IC E TO < REOITO RS
dent o f home room 13 at the These sugars, should not be used
home room m eeting
A p ril
13. w ith bread or m uffins, although
N O T IC E IS H ER EB Y G IV E N :
Others elected were: Vice presi- thqse w ith strong digestive abil- T hat *,he undersign«! have been
dent. Esther B io w n ; secretary, ity w ill find they are able to eat appointed as E xecutor and Execu­
P hvllis B aldw in; treasurer, L on stewed fru its th a t a-e rich in su- tr ix of the Last W ill and Testa­
Layton.
gar w ith m uffins or mush made
m ent of S A M U E L K. ADAM S,
June M endcll was elected presi- from whole-wheat flo ur. This Ls Dece«s«*d by the C ounty C ourt of
dent o f home room 12. Others a m a tte r th a t m ust be trie d out Lane County, Oregon. A ll per­
elected were: Vice president, M o r­ in each individual case, but as a sons having claims against said
ris C ulver; secretary. R obiida rule it w ill be found th a t the
estate are hereby i juired to pre­
Flaten; treasurer, D ix ie Bushell. whole-wheat m uffin s and stewed
sent the same,
du'y
verified,
D orothy Hubbell was elected fr u it w ill not fe m e n t as easily as
w ith proper vouche.s, to the un­
president o f the Shop home room. o the r combinations o f starches
dersigned a, the Law O ffice of
Others were: Vice president, Bob and rugais. This is not true of the H E R B E R T W. LO M B A R D . F irs,
Githens; secretary, M ary Ann o rdinary whole wheat flo ur, bu,
N ational Bank Building, Cottage
H a ll; treasurer, Foe G e tty; re­ can be applied only to the flo u r
Grove, Oregon, w ith in six months
porter, Joe G etty.
made from the e ntire grain. I of the date of firs t publication of
School B rie fs
believe the reason th a t less fe r­ Hus notice. Dated and firs , pub­
The local ,C. A. P. are planning m entation takes place w ith these
lished A p ril 20, 1944
W O RTH
on e nrolling 180 C. A. P. A ir Ca- foods is t i n t they seem ,o pass H AR VE Y, Executor. N O R M A G.
dets ta begin classes this fa ll, th ough
the a lim e n ta ry canal
Joys and g irls who are w ith in the more quickly and do no, delay in M IL L E R , E xecutrix. H E R B E R T
ages of 14 and 15 are eligible, any one place long enough fo r W. LO M B A R D , A tto rn e y,
O nly those who a e really in te r- ferm entation to lx? developed,
36-5,-40.
csted and W ill be w illin g to a t- Mast of the starches prss through
tend all classes arc wanted.
very sluggishly and feim en, more
B e tty Clapp, freshman, entered readily.
school from
Tulsa, Oklahoma,
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Tuesday, A p ril 18.
S IM P L IF Y IT T E L O IL
Dr. U. G. Dubach, Dean o f Men
R A T IO N IN G
at the Oregon State college, is
_______
sehedided to visit here Thursday,
The present fuel year w ill end
A p ril 27. He w ill speak before the August 31 instead of September
student body and meet w ith all 33 as o rig in a lly scheduled, DPA
seniors.
announces, and beginning Septem­
The Letterm en’s annual spring ber 1 a ll period fuel oil coupon:,
dance w ill be.held F rid a y night, a fte r they become valid w ill re­
A p ril 21, in the gymnasium s ta rt­ main good through August 31,
ing at 8:00 o’clock.
1945.
ARMED FORCES
P o p ’s C ard R oom U n d er
N ew M an ag em en t
Effective A p ril 15th I have
David VonNecda it, Pop's card
First Naticna, Bank. The card
inina.qcmeit of C. I. Pardee. A
trou.tge w ill be appreciated.
C. E. NEET
N O T IC K
OF
O V E R AMO1 N T I IM IT E O IO
S E C T IO N
I I . ARTICLK M.
S T A T E C O N S T IT l T IO N .
N o llii* is hereby given Ilia , an
('le ctio n w ill lx* held in School
District No.« 15 of Lane C o u n ty,
State o f O regon, at o ffic e o f
su iK 'rin te n d e n t in Je ffe rso n b u ild ­
ing. ,Mills to he <i|x*n fro m tw o
o’clock P. M . to seven o 'c ltx 'k P
M on F rid a y M ay 12, 1911 in said
sc lux 11 d is tric t, fo r the purpose of
s u h n iiltu ig to tin* legul vo te rs of
said d is tric t the question o l in ­
creasing Ihe tax levy fo r the ye a r
Itcg iu n in g J u ly 1. 1944 and ending
June 30. 1945, o v e r the am ount
lim ite d by Sts lio n 11, A rtic le X I
o f tin* « in s titu tio n ol Oregon.
The le 'isu n s fo i increasing such
levy
a re : T h e levy
w ith in the
c o n s titu tio n a l lim ita tio n is has«!
on the highest levy w ith the las,
three ye a rs plus (!'« , ,1ns am ount
being $8,4415.99. w h ich am ount is
not s u ffic ie n t to pay the costs ol
o |x*ru tio n o f the school as p ro v id ­
ed fo r in the budget o f the d is­
tr ic t fro m Julv 1, 1944 to June 30,
19-15.
'Hie umount in excess o f the 6 '.
lim ita tio n , projKised to be levied
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r h 'M in a tie patna, h ra tta c h c a , «ftaalneaa,
a itin g up nig h t*. Ing paint, gwathng.
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t i . n M :{h « m a r t.iig an d b u rn in g ia an-
c t h r r » gn 'L a l •< m « tlitn g ta w ro ng w ith
th « k id n r v a c * b la d d a r.
T h o r« b I h u IU !>• it«» U " tib t t h a t pr«>mpl
t r * a in t e n t la *> a e r th a n tte g lo rt. I
f>i*on*a I tU t.
I t ia b u tta r to rely un a
m i< jin ti» t h a t ha» w««a « «» u n try m d e « p -
pro1
r«n»l th a u «•» aogaaih lng U- m fav<*r«t>|y
h o tin 'a b av a ba«M» t rie d and tea(>
kno
ad m a n y year«. A ra a t a li d ru g «turo».
G « t P a u a a to d a y .
D oans P ills
SHUIUHKATION
OUriAST
W il l y o u r car jo in the MiUO cars going lo ju n k yards e very
day because of neglect? W a rtim e Stop and d o is hard on
y o u r car. Unless yo u guard against neglect n o w , burned o u t
hearings, scored pistons, a ru in ed transm ission o r d iffe re n ­
tial can be the ex p e n sive result.
• S H E L t .l 'B R I C A T I O N service offers j o u r car p ro to c tlo n
a, all Ila v ita l p o laia. A n d you g r i a d ia g ram re ce ip t s h o w ­
in g e x a c tly w h a t's h ern done to help II m u l a t l i h t d u i n U n n .
I H ■ 11
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COM FANV,
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Change to frtnh, info, C rJiJeii Shall
M otor Oil bifora il't loo lata!
MAKE A DATE FOR SHELLUBRICATION TODAY
REM EDIES
can furnish you with the proper am ount of light for
the seeing tasks you have when you are doing home
study work. . . . D on't try to got along on too little
light. Be sure to have plenty of good soft light. It will
be easy on the eyes and make the problems come easier.
A lt i si :
W O R TH H AR VE Y,
Is Wartime Stop -Go
Pounding Your Car to Junk ?
M c K esson robins
I
E I.E C - fo r said year Is $15.760.01.
day of A p ril,
SCHOOL
riON UPON qUKMTION OF
I >uted this 17th
INCRKANINtl T A X
UBVY 1944.
S P R IN G
LET'S WORK TOGETHER
purchased the interest of
room, next door to the
room w ill be under the
continiiation of your pa
16 oz. Alb?, Gar
79c
8 oz, Soletone
89c
16 oz. Albulene Cream
89c
6 oz. Baby O il........
39c
5 oz, Albatum
47c
100 Bexel Caps.
$1.98
60 Bax Caps ................. 2.34
N EED S
Handy
Chenille
Wail
Washing
Sponge
Self
Polishing
Simoniz
For Floors
50c
Isopropyl
Alcohol
Rub
1 pint
69c
Jeris
H air Tonic
anti
H air Oil
$1.25 value
39c
WE GIVE SGH GREEN STAMPS
KELLY DRUG C O .
79c