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T H i n s p .w . Made Queen Jileen Bee O f Navy Seabees From Iwbes in the South Pac- lfic, the U nited States and Eu- rope members o f the Seabees voted Susan H ayw ard “ Queen Bee” o f Uncle Sam’s b a ttlin g builders, when they firs t learned th a t Republic had chosen her fo r the feminine lead in the picture glam orizing th e ir branch of the ■«Vice, "The F ig h tin g Seabees W ith her guard o f honor a, attention, M ia Hayward, a bulldozer. The "coronation" took place at F ort Hueneme where p art of "The F ig h tin g Seabees" was filmed, and fo lkiw ing the event. Miss H ayward was allowed to choose one o f the numerous quon- set huts as her regal abode, Two guards o f honor, one in dress blues and the other in w ork uniform presented a im s and shovels respectively as the Queen Bee of the Seabees received her vrown. Wa-vne a" d Dennis O'Keefe ‘^ ^ t r i v - London The young people fiom this com m unity who attended the State C hristian Endeavor conven tion in Roseburg Saturday were: M aryann Abeene, Naomi Garnet, Evelyn Johnson. LaVerne Hess. V irg il Newton, Clara Powell, L. * Powell o The lh? C, L PoWvl1 fa m ily were f ; * '1d>,v dm ncr guests at the It B. * homc ,n f l i g h t \ alley, o l,v e r ’•'«wman of the arm y is ol' a furlough v is itin g his w ife ‘ ¡,c ^ «ng h«»me - ^ ^ v S YOU CAN’T BUY A BETTER LOAF OF BREAD. TRY IT TODAY. Enriched? Of Course who officers A lh er. j / i' n h » ,; n ^ i , i ors at Croswell Friday, M r. and Mi's. J. E. Banton and plays opposite John Wayne in the picture and it was diiected by M is. Garland Abeene and daugh the film story o f the gallant Edward Ludwig, te r Loveta drove to Eugene Sun Construction B attalion, which is day and attended church services coming to the Arcade Theatre. at the Church of v iir is t. They also met Gerald Bnnto.i, son o f Mr. A p ril 30. May 1 and 2 was crow ri- and Mrs. J. E. Banton, from Sun ed on a practical throne, the D O R EN A ORANG E M EETS nyside, Washington, who plans on The grange held its regular locating- in Eugene. meeting last Thursday evening at Wayne Berggron drove to Eu (he ladies club hall in Dorena. gene F riday to take his army M r. Black, chairman of the ag ’ xam ination ano returning was ric u ltu ra l com m ittee reported on given a 21-d.ay furlougt spray fo r apples, pears and peaches and M r. Robey reported on the lamb m arket and outlook on the egg situation. M is. Cole announced the fo llo w ing serving com m ittee fo r next m eeting: Bob Russum, M r. and Joe Mrs. , Mrs. , „ Schneider, . , , , M , r. _ and ------ " ho could stand being whin- Hvnry-Snauer. M ildred S m ith and ped 4800 tim e s ’ " inquires G eorie W 'ith the Granges catre Programs Fri., Sat., April 28-29 Hohman of the Red Horse M obil- s,a “ ° " "Chances are that nobody could' B l" ‘ he o il in you. car endur* s ’ his much to rtu re every 1.000 miles you drive it How come? T h is 'is forced th r- ough yo ur blistering hot m o to r at the rate of 840 quarts per hour at 35-mile speed. o r 24.000 quarts in 1.000 miles. I f the crankcase holds five quarts. ,t s been used 4'800 times I r s c e rta in ly due fo r a ccst. O il should be ,ns,>ected during Sum m er-Proofing. and ma«y « ‘her things should . be checked, too. if you d play s a fe ' m lh e WaS ° b,*gaxt,ed I L m 2 v o ^ ’eS a ud o’ r and RobC> ln the 3 n and 4th degrees. A comm unication from O. S. letcher was road by the secro- ary and supervisors for* the fol- low ing d is tric ts were announced mnndm aw i , Eldo" b,eele: Ray- mond W icks. Dorena: Claude u-md , ? e'o 1 SnaUer' ?uthern:R enhn Beed' C u lP C l w k - L u th e r B e ttis. Blue M ountain. f J 2 C8r?me,,'nga ,°nUr " aS ?hangcd from 8.00 to 8 3 0 p. m. by vote o f the grange fo r the rem ainder o f the summer. The men o f the grange pre sented the program at the lecture hour which consisted o f a debate Submarines do not ordinarily "Resolved th a t fa rm labor shall not be Bob Russum, c a iry chaplains, but a Navy chap- — — d ra fte d." «J«-., Allen Aspey and Gale Leabo ta k - la*n traveling on a submarine on ing the a ffirm itiv e against the hls wa> t0 a neu station was ask- men o f the grange who won the ed by the crew to hold a service -beneath the sea, “ a thousand debate. A "M ock W edding" was also miles from anywhere." the Navy given. John Read oeing the bride D epartm ent announced. “ I have and George S tra tto n the groom. never been o r fe lt so close to m y the chaplain said. Refreshments were served by listeners," the com m ittee in charge a fte r the "And I was ce rta inly impressed by the sincere desire o t these men to program. c a rry th e ir worship o f God w ith them through the battles o f this war. even under the sea." W. A. E lkins and Roy M ille r o f “ Germa"• ^ e p h e rd dog M onmouth and M r. and Mrs. C. E ' JO'-i?ed ? ? A rm y 13 F in n e rty were dinner guests a t ™ nths aB° ' p ’ med w ith an *u ««» a t i , A rm y sergeant, he ’ he served Wednesday" ° n Guint’a' Cape in G^ New - WAtlT MOWN. Al AH CAAMT Mtf RAt KTSirS BANS Sun., Mon., Tues., April 30-May 1-2 tuoiemtuii. Car 0/7 Whipped 4800 Times a Mile ARCADE Bakers of b ine Bread To enable a U. S. Army A ir For» ces medium bomber pilot to take o ff from a rainsoaked emergency landing field in China, the v illa g ers plodded across the muddy te r rain, some fo r a distance o f a mile, to bring th e ir wooden doors from th e ir homes the only boards available fo r a m akeshift runway. the W ar Departm ent says. Am erican service men ln tea d rin k in g B rita in are g ettin g frosh, tasty e i ' i i , , a ,- \ day by trained experts of the Q uarter- m aster ( orps who blend and roust it. the W ar Departm ent says. A recent law passed by congress provides throe months allowance plus transportation to any qual- fied physician or dentist, who w ill move to a com m unity needing his services, fo r one year's practice. Com m unities needing stieh and may make application through the processed state health department. B o o k k e e p in g O u tfits o f n il k in d s ' ” ■ Cedars William Frawlay ■ Leonid Kinakay - J. M. Ksrrigaa Grant Withara * Paul Fi> M rs F ran k :» r 'n iii« ^ r- gene spent the week 'end at The’ W. A. Hemenway home and D r. S. D. Read is a guest this week Miss Viola RohX, 2 2 , , .u week end w ith h»r m ° and M rs. H enry Rohde M r s In n » l A . V Wed., Tburs., May 3-4 “JAMBOREE >> Also n I th r wei raids’ MarinP Can dive and' fo r ,hp a foxhole bkc M and m Znd 2 \ wit a S h2re . * " Spe,n " * t any Sergeant M r. and M rs. J a L h e m e n w a y ‘‘hC'S. th ° SmartCSt do« rv e 1^4 day bad evening: lbe f ° ’ low M *nS > f ° r supper Sun- r. end Mrs. W. A DIANE Thurs., Fri., April 27-28 Sat., Sun., April 29-30 IIIUAMBOYD Also cester campaign, and is now mov- m S S J In s ^ he , re tre a tin « n Pu ,h .? y DePa r’ «™nt said. Duke 00111(1 scent and “ P oint" a Jap ,hree-quarters o f a m ile away. 2 ? S , Gushed SC° reS ° f Japs' has th r °ugh more than 60 a ir ever seen. - A u t l io i i/ c il P H O N E 27 CARD O F THANKN We wish to th an k the many friends relatives and neighbors fo r th e ir kindness, sym pathy and flo r al pieces a t the tim e o f our be reavement. Mrs. b. K. Adams and the Adams fa m ily. 3 7-ltp. BULK fihßdßUA. fialw/L fioinldL JÍA á L fß/e Th) point - 3 olü Point Joods, K - !ÿ ; Unci« Sam unj«« y«u to make uh _ © ol the lood4 which a»« In ploniiful «upplyl And that •a«y on your ration book, but strong on nourishment! So stock up gon«rou«]y this w««k. Sav« money and ration pointe while you teed your ianuly well, and patrioticallyl SAFEWAY LOOK for the Green T°q' -they’« fl«W' 1°“ H pO'B Include« th« No Point—Low Point group« — savers! SAVE PAPER Bring your Shopping Bog and So»» Paper tor War Needi. Your Saleway «lore is plaatersd with Green Markers—«ach on« calling attsnlton Io an item which is ration lr«« as well as low» priced! . . . Take advanage ol this outstanding event 0MY1P0ÌNTMCH PO IN T FREE Snqapadion^ CHERUB MILK Large Cans 3 for 25c KRAFT MACARONI DINNER Package 9c PORK LIVER lb 19c BACON Any size piece lb 33c BACON Sliced—Rind on lb 35c SKINMiD HAMS Shank End lb 35c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House No 2 can 13c OYSTERS McPhillips 7’/ 2 oz can MEAT BALLS & GRAVY Dennison's 16 oz CHILI CON CARNE with BEANS Dennison's 15^4 oz LOIN PORK ROAST rib end cut lb PORK STEAK lb 35c 30c 21c 32c 40c LESLIE SALT Pl or Iod • 2 lb pkg 15c SUGAR BELLE PEAS No 2 can 14c BEVERLY PEANUT BUT. 2 lb jar 45c STIDDS TAMALES 1 lb jar 21c RICE KRISPIES, Kellogg 5^2 o pk 11c NOB HILL COFFEE 1 lb 23c AIRWAY COFFEE 3 lb bag 58c CIGARETTES, Raleigh, Pl., cork $1.28 ctn E x tra Special Values ONLY 3 POINTS FACH Miss LaVerne W illiam s is v is it ing her parents, M r. and M rs. Odus W illiam s. The Cedar club w ill meet w i!h Mrs. John Schm idt on M ay 2nd fo r an a ll day meeting. A cover ed dish dinner w ill be held. MEN HOSTS The men of the Church of C hrist were hosts Monday night a t a dinner fo r the women o f the church and friends. The occasion was also fo r M arvin Shaw and Joe Watson who w ill leave soon fo r the armed services. One hundred and ten plates were served, tl~ men doing a ll o f the w ork and preparing the fu ll course meal. Dealer S ooa . - ONIX 2 POINTS EACH Hemenway, M r. and Mrs. Read Hemenway and children, M r. and M rs. Guy H ollida y and son W illis o f W alker, M r. and M rs. W illia m N o rris and M argaret Hemenway o f Eugene. M r. and Mrs. Ray Thies and son M alcolm spent Thursday eve ; ning at the James Hemenway 1 home. T he S e n tin e l ■ - F/oyd (/ithens Motors War B revities DENNIS O'KEEFE m ’ i j i . 27. i n n BLUHILL CHEESE KRAFT CHEESE SPREAD ARMOUR S TREET SWIFT PREM KEM LUNCH MEAT HAMS Skinned, Whole or full half GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House DICED BEETS White Tag DICED CARROTS Lord Mott Make Your Victory Garden Plans Early! IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO. No. 1— Be sure to buy seeds best suited for your soil. No. 2— Be sure you know how to use fertilizers . so important to your gar den's growth. No. 3— For your informa tion you may need about your garden get in touch with your County Agricul tural Office. Use oil the electricity you need— but need what you 3*4 oz pkg 15c 5 oz glass 17c 12 oz can 36c 12 oz can 35c 12 oz can 25c lb 36c 46 oz can 30c No. 2 can 9c No. 2 can 10c ONLY4 POINTS(ACN SPICED HAM ............... lb 55c COOKED SALAMI lb 39c BEEF SHORT RIBS Grade A or B lb 19c CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP 12 tz 72 oz can, 3 for 35c CAMPBELL VEGETABLE SOUP 10’/2 oz can 13c RANCHO VEGETABLE SOUP 10’/^ oz can 6c RANCHO TOMATO SOUP 10’/2 oz can 6c HERES HEALTH VEO. COCKTAIL 46 oz can 32c APT BLENDED JUICE 46 oz can 43c IfiGRfCIPHÄÄ Frwtvd l'Mkïat* S f f H t-rip e nt } tm r I I H r t i p v nt ) nur f t / H i f r r fCCS« » EGGS Fresh State Inspected Med., 30c C CUAKtNTCCD PRODUCI W— — — — -------------------- APPLES, Winesaps, Ex. Fey GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona seedless ] lb 22c ORANGES, Florida Valencias 1 lb pkg 25c lb 28c ASPARAGUS, Washington 15 Oz 25c No 2 can 11c DATES, Calif., 14 oz. cello pkg No 2 can 10c 12 oz can 15c CABBAGE, All Green 12 oz can 13c SPINACH, Local fresh washed 15 oz jar 17c i ib 25c NEW POTATOES, Shafter White < ^ ^ ,O N LY 6 POINTS {ACN DALEWOOD MARGARINE PARKAY MARGARINE GROUND BEEF Grade A CLAM CHOWDER SNOWS TOMATO JUICE Libby TOMATO JUICE Sunny Dawn CORN Pictsweet Vac-Pac DEL MAIZ NIBLETS CORN CRANEERRY SAUCE West Peak NUCOA MARGARINE RITZ CRACKERS 1 lb pkg 19c PRUNE JCE, Blue Tag, 303 jar 2 pts) 12c MAXINE TOILET SOAP 3 bars 10c DELHI KADOTA FIGS. 15 o (20 pt) 10c GENUINE BEEF LIVER, lb 6 (pt) 38c
