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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1944)
I THI l( S |) \ y * > .H \ | ; M ix. Chax. Bearick and M r nnd gram and Exhibit. 1 xes Honorary Society. M ix. V irg il Compton of Vancou The children who attend at least Miss Sm ith graduated from the ver, accompanied by Mrx. Bear* Th<- B lue Mt. school closed F ri fen (lays w ill he guests at our A ll local high school w ith the class of ic k ’x daughter, Mrs. Curlxon mid 1940, being an honor student and day w ith a picnic The small Church Picnic. three children o f Hood Biver, A ll boys and g irls arc welcome. member of the N ational H onor children had th e ir program Wed Hr.- W 15 JOHNSTON fo r Beal A Klient II i I n w «•k of M r- M ary xpenl the week i-ml nt the home The Ervin Hansen Wood Society. She has been chosen to M t.itc Bargain*, I^iiuix, B.-ntalx nesday afternoon and graduation MISS SMITH ORAOCATCM O fflc» No 22 So. 5Ui S t 42-tfc W itcher lx her granddaughter, of her xon, Chexler Benrick of exercise« were held Thursday Yard has been sold to Vern be an in s tru c to r in a hospital at Mix. K o I m ' i i Thornux oí Oakland, Inxxton route. Mrx. Benrick nnd W ITH HONORS Astoria where she w ill begin her evening fo r the three girls who and Judd Doolittle. < '-alifor HUI the Comptonx are employed In th<- Munday gui-xtx 'it t i l l ' l l O I I H w ork in October. graduated from the eighth grade. We wish to thank our xhipyardx at Vancouver. Min, Mary Wit« i "i wi re M r. •II M is.x Bernice Sm ith, daughter of M r. and Mrs. C liffo rd S m ith a t They wen- B e tty Duerst, G loria A week mid gm-xt nt the home Min. Itou ibi V. i t e und I il ee M r. and Mrs. C liffo rd Sm ith, re tended the commencement exer- friends for their patronage Nelson and Barbara Bennett. M is. Ixiix Byrne, who has boon children, fi«-, ty. j , ,, mJ Way II- of M r mid M ix. J. W. Knglund and feel sure you will get Mrx, Louise K ih hy of Port Co ceived high scholastic honors of , cises Sunday morning. o f Ito .«-Ini -g. ; , j M . F. <| wax M r Knghind’x xixter, M ix. employed In the law office of Maga Cum Laude when she grad good service by calling the quitlam . Canada is spending a W i l l .H | o | J , I 1 ,| II. W I-omh-ird fo r the past year uated Sunday m orning w ith the I . lu , e Jungle Style to il W llhain .Swanxon of Portland, new phone No., 42 mid a half left Tuesday lot- Eu few weeks w ith her son Arnold largest class ever to graduate M r. «nef M ix Gene W itcher of Lack of hot water (or shaving pre Duerst and fam ily. I have reserved enough g en e where she has accepted a M i- Itohert Graham and two from St. Vincent's hospital, Col- sents no problem to marines at one Bn-m i-rtun, W ie hingt on. The teachers employed fo r the children, ilohhle Gay and Gary, IMisition in the office of Spencer drv wood to fill the orders Hcge o f Nursing, Portland. The jungle encampment. Sidewalls of Blue M t. school fo r the coming visiting thia week w ith M ix. Collins, accountant and tax ex- I have taken for this fall. , exercises were held on the U niver tents are elevated to catch a pool Superintendent and M ix i t jt year are Mrs, Yola Baldwin and t ¡i nhain'x parent X In M cM inn- |x-rt. Bcplaclng Mrx. B iyne is Mrs. of the abundant rainfall. A few m in sity of Oregon campus fo r the 95 I* <? i i io m ill daughter M iria m xfa-nt Adams of Cottage M arvel Ecclex, who has been em Mrx. Edna utes later the sun pops out again to the holiday* in I'n rilu rid w ith their ville, Grove and the Shields W alker j graduates, six boys and eighty- ployed in the luim hard office and heat the water. Half a helmet full non nnd brother. A lim Perrin. nine girls. Miss Sm ith wax also a school have again employed Mrs. Box 326 Phone 34F13 of warm, soft water is drained off. Mrx. Herman Brown of Bandon, Mrs. M ary E. Duke has, been add Newton and Mrs. T aylor of Coast member of Alpha Tau Delta, N u r- A refreshing «have «n.»a.|y fn||ow, ed to the employees o f this office. I m other of Mrx M yrtle Pollock. M r. and Mrs Hi ore Graham Fork fo r the coming year. nnd tw o Minx, Bruce J r mid K lin M ix t harli-K S ia lls tn lth of Seat Mr. arid Mrx. Bc-n Bailey o f • Gale Lebow has gone to Bo tle, Washington, mid Mrx. W, C. of ( o iM ilhx Were holiday guests at Boxchurg visited Wednesday w ith hemia to w ork In the Forest Ser the home Of M r ( Irnhum'x hro Wixxlx mid xon Iio n iild of S uther M ix. M innie W illits amt Mrx. vice fo r the Summer, and Fay thet. P rincipal mid Mr». Bola-ri lin xixti-rx of Mrx. Pollock, were Grace Daxkam. Mrx. Bailey is Ix-bow who has been in Portland week end visitors I the P o llix k Graham fo r a m onth w orking has gone home-, coming to attend the high president >>l the- Ki-lx-kah Assem hack to her w ork at Boeing Air bly > > l Oregon and wax on her way school graduation exercises of -Mr. and .Mis Vern K.-nhey of c ra ft in Tacoma. i ’hexhlre mid M i Lulu Bench • heir granddaughters and nieces, north to make o ffic ia l visits to Clovy Seward and Mrs. George various Icxigi-s. were Sunday dinner guexta of Mi the Mtxxcx Vivian mid Velma Pol Swanson o f Portland. Mrs. Norby lock. nnd Mrx Itoy Kennedy. M r K«-u- Henry T. Jorgenxen of Gardena, Coons o f N o rth Bend and Mr. and hey lx a bro the r of M is Kennedy. Mrs. W ill Chapman and xon Bob E linor Kent Is xponding a vaca C aldornla, Mrs. M m ard Weeks of o f Creswell called b rie fly Sun Haymond, Washington and Mrs. C. M r* (den Ih o n iix of Klam ath tion at Capitola, C alifornia w ith day a t the H a rry Castle home. C. Newlx-c-kc-r of Hanford, C a li hlx daughter--In-law, M rx . Laurel Kallx M|M-nt the Week end w ith her Mrs. Ix-ster Bearick and son xixter. M ix. M urk Morgan mid Kent, and children and alxo at fornia visited the- firs t of the- week Allen o f Blue M t. were dinner w ith th e ir father, 11 J Jorgensen. Watsonville* w ith his daughter, fam ily, nnd attended tin- gradua Y ou’ll find all the “ m akin's” at Irish-Swartz: Crisp Cu Ills brother, Antony Jorgensen, guests Sunday in Cottage Grove tion exerelxex of her niece, Miss Mrx. Alice Lewis, and sister, M rx. Nc-lx Hansen, at the Chester Rearick home. lt<-tty Joy Morgan, mid nephew. cumbers, Fancy Red Ripe Tomatoes, Lettuce, Cabbage D inner guests Sunday at the The Hebron C hrist Ian Endeavor both of Longmont, Colorado also M ark Morgan. lx having a banquet tonight at visited him the firs t o f the week Bert Lancaster home were Ralph and a good variety of salad dressings. Lancaster and daughter Am y of F. A Monro«- mid Mrx, Krnext 7 HO o'clock at tin- Ijondon 4-H anil a fa m ily reunion was enjoyed. Culp Creek and Berta McGuire Prehhlc of Roseburg were S a tu r club house. James Chapman of Mrs. Newbecker only had three and sons of Waldon. flay and Sunday guextx n i th eir the N orth West C hristian College days here so left best regards to Mrs. Hazel M orris a member of brother mid xlxter-ln-law-, Mr. and of Eugene w ill he the- xfieaker, relatives and friends she wax un the C ounty Com m ittee of Womens able to see. using fo r hiM topic "M issionary M rx J. I). Monroe clubs w ent to C orvallis Wednes Dressing Miracle Whip p’nt W ork In Alaska." Grangers wishing to attend the day and attended the Slate Coun Mrs. Evelyn S ch m itt w ill spend Grange convention at sel held there fo r a ll the members Mrs Evelyn Schm id and Mrs. State the coming week end in Salem. Donald Kelly were week end G rants Pass, and wishing to go of the C ounty Committees in the on the bus, pleas.* get in touch S tale o f Oregon. It pays to Insure w ith sure In- guxets of Mrx. George Gowlng of M r. and M rs ., D in Henderson w ith .Donald Kahler. 17F31, D irim e. turane» w ith Chax. H all 14-tfc and fa m ily of Springfield and D ick C IT Y Mosby Creek B R IE F S W OOD ERVIN HANSEN JUNE DAYS Are Salad Days I I Mrs. Bruce Pearson and baby Henderson ofl Eugene were guests Mrx. II. C. Bos.- left today fo r Krsl ft one B u tter anil lee t 'rrnni. P atricia o f Oregon C ity , accom Sunday at the B u tte Mooney Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. Ask for them. ('. (j. Cream ery. 7-tf home. Helen Partridge. She expects to panied by Miss M ary C lerin of M r. and Mrs. F urher and Mose Portland, came last Thursday to he gone lils iu t a week. Schofield S tew art for Plumbing Tyson o f Coast F ork were guests v is it nt the home o f Mrs. Pear Phona 217J. 1-tfc The Culp Creek school closed son's parents, M r. nnd Mrs. F I.. Sunday at the Ivan M orris home of Blue M t. Don't give up u n til you have Thursday night w ith the eighth Grannis. Miss C lerin returned to P ortland Sunday. Mrs. Pearson tried chlropactlc It w ill help you grade commencement exercises, VACATION BIBI.K. SCHOOL The Bev. Frank Brown, pastor of and baby w ill re tu rn next yveck See D r Sim pkins, chiropractor BAPTIST CHI K< II the Methodist church, was the w ith M r. and Mrx. Grannis who over Petersen's Phon.- -12-tfe. speaker o f the evening. w-ill sjx-nd some tim e on th e ir Plans are being completed fo r farm near Oregon C ity. ______ a Vacation Church School to be Mrx. Lcla Harm on, sister of Miss B ette W h itlock left Tues- at ’ h r Baptist Church. The Mrs Horan- Hatch, spent the Decoration holidays hi the Hatch (lay fo r Sacramento, C alifo rn ia "P in in g date is Monday, June 5th 9:00 a. m. u n til 12:00 noon, home, retu rning to her home In when- she w ill be employed fo r the summer and w ill make her home Tlx- school w ill continue fo r three P ortland Tuesday. w ith her uncle, Glenn Bennett. w«-eks. Monday through Friday.' - . ■ We have a competent fa culty. M r. and Mrs. Joseph Eppen- M r. and Mrs. Hoy Church are Each member is a specialist in the luiugh o t Lynx H ollow were M on day evening callers at the D oty- now m aking th e ir home in C ot- d iffe re n t types of w ork which w ill tage Grove a fte r spending the he presented as follow s: Counselor S tra tto n home. past tw o years in Portland. and teacher o f Bible. Rev G. E. H ardy; D irector, Mrs. F. A. B a k M r. anil Mrs. W a lte r Sorensen Miss M arion Balch of Portland er; D ire c to r o f music. Mrs. G. E. and children, Pat, W a lte r anti Beverly visited Sunday w ith re visited over the week end w ith H ardy D e|«irtm cntal Superintendents: latives at Cheshire nnd Junction her parents, M r. and Mrs. E arl C ity. Pal remained nt Junction Balch, and Attended the commen Kindergarten. Mrs. E rvin Han C ity w ith an aunt fo r the summer. cement exercises of her brother sen; P rim a ry, Mrs. Geo Walden; D ick Balch. Juniors. Mrs. Ted Johnson; In te r- — -------- mediates, Mrs. Baker; Special A le tte r received this week from M r. and Mrs. J. W. Codding o f projects. Miss L. Zbndran. Mrx. Bertha Lee o f Brem erton, Portland spent a few days here Each pupil w ill have his own , W ashington, says they are very the firs t o f the week in the in te r- a ttra c tiv e Bible S tory Book con busy w ith V irg in ia w o rkin g in _________ word ______ puzzles, quizzes. 1 c iv il service ns a c le rk -ty p is t in est of the Neighbors of W oodcraft taining n cross the I.a tx ir Board departm ent of lodge. M rs. Codding being grand etc. The public school groundI w ill | R PM H E A V Y D IT T Y M O - j be our center fo r sports. There the main personnel o ffice; Mrs. adv isor. T O K O IL is a heavyweight w ill be supervised games fo r each Lee Is w orking in a stock room, keeping hooks and has the care .METHODIST VACATION BIBLE group, culm inating in a Field Day champion built to bear big SCHOOL w ith p le nty o f pop corn and red o f supplicx and E lb e rt is a pipe- ’ burdens. W ith trucks and trac k-monade. Some o f o u r special fitte rs hel|>er, but hopes to be in Rev. F rank E. Brown, m inister tors working overtime, carry features w ill be an Im aginary the service soon. The Lees were o f the M ethodist Church, an T rip by Voyage, a C hildren's Cho ing bigger loads than ever, fo rm e r residents and th e ir friends nounces the opening o f a D aily rus, A Field Meet, M atch Ball engine parts arc takin g a w ill be interested in th e ir w here i Vacation Bible School beginning Games, D ram at ics, Picnic. Pro- abouts. terrific heating — and engine this Monday. June 4. at 9 o'clock. those children and young parts arc scarce. You can cut Evangeline Conner graduate o f A ll wear to a whisper with RPM Cottage Grove high school, re people o f the com m unity, es pecially those who do not have a ceived a degree o f B. A. In i>duca- Heavy Duty M otor O il, spe church home, are invited to attend tlo n from the U nive rsity o f A r i c ia lly developed to make zona this spring. H er diplom a was this school. There w ill lx- oppor For the convenience of those heavy loads easy on engines. tu n ity fo r h andicraft w ork fo r inscribed "W ith D is tin c tio n ” in who have finished or unfin those of a ll ages, as w ell as op recognition of superior scholarship For gasoline and certain ished work left at the p o rtu n ity to study the Bible and m aintained throughout her school Diesel engines, RPM Heavy o the r character b uilding subjects. years. _______ Miss Leslie Brockclbank is in Duty M otor O il contains spe Friends may be interested to c*1HrK,‘ this school and is to be cial compounds (hat keep en know that D e lm a r Bearick GM 3 assls,*'(l •’> « very capable faculty, gines clean, prevent ring stick is on the SS Samuel L e a b rrry and You are invi,ef1 stop in any 318 MAIN ing, resist formation of carbon (has made his 4th tr ip across. i »"<> visit the school. the shop will be open Sat and sludge. It sticks to hot urdays from 10:00 a. m. to Clean Utensils spots where engine wear is CpI. LeeRoy Cooper, who was 8:00 p. m. All containers contaminated with greatest. i stationed nt the arm y corps g lid e r, m uxlitls m ilk, the m ilking machines NOTICE RADIO REPAIR SHOP R P M Heavy D uty M oto r O il gives you (hat m argin o f safety that saves repairs, stretches the life o f scarce parts. h's Doing a War Job Now— and the demand* fur R P M Heavy D uty M o to r O il arc Ifcavy. So, wc can’t sell it now for passenger cars or for trucks under %-tnn size. J ohn T inner an I ’ llO N E 2117 Your local representative for STANDARD of CALIFORNIA school at F ort Sumner, New Mex- especially, or the hands of milkers, ¡¡co fo r several months, is now in 0^ <>r hav’ng mi'ked infected cows here Monday, must be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized before m ilking healthy 1 cows All work left after June 13 will be sold for repair charges 39-3te-41 A n n o u n cem e n t We are now prepared to do first class body and fender work, also automobile paint ing F/oytl Giti tens M otor Authorized D ealer 1’IIO N E 27 Salai Mayonnaise ■ ■ 31c • Salai • Oil Wesson pint ASPARAGUS, Libby All Green No. 2 tin ARTICHOKE HEARTS 303 glass ........ VEGE FOR SALAD, Libby’s CHOPPED OLIVES, oz. RIPE OLIVES, Surprise—glass ................ RIPE GREEN OLIVES, 9 oz.......................... Raisins Prunes ... 45c each ... 34c each .... 2 for 35c ... 15c each ... 22c each 25c each Seedless 4 lb ikg Fancv 2 lb cello BNY CANNED GOODS NOW! 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