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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1944)
FAOB SIX TH S 9KNTINEL. COTTAGE OROYTB. OREGON C I T Y FLIGHT LINE The regular tw o-ball foursome w ill not be played next Tuesday on the local golf course as It is the 4th o f July, but the g o lf course w ill In» open fo r those w ishing to play. ------------- Miss Ina Monroe arrive«! Mon- day from W illam ette U nive rsity, Salem when* she was a student. to attend the wedding o f her sls- te r Miss Pearl Monro«-. She ro tu rn tx l to Salem today where she w ill do secretarial v.ork fo r Dr. Purdy the next two weeks. B R IE F S COMPLETE STOCK OE T IR E S and son See W. B. JO H NSTO N for Rea) M is R obert Shear} Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals Ronald o f San Jose, C alifo rn ia Office No. 22 So. 5th S t. 42-tfc spending some tim e w ith Mi's. Shearv's parents, M r. and Mrs. L t. A rth u r Bauder accompanied c N L .uu) by M r. anil Mrs. John Bauder .............. spent from Wednesday till F rid ay Miss Lena Vaughn who visited o f last week v is itin g the Ed Bau- relatives and vacationed in Van. ders at Bend. couver, Wn. and P ortland returned home las» week. Miss B e tty A m est left last week fo r K lam ath Falls when* she w ill M rs N e ttie L ittle o f I'o rtla n d , Miss Billie Ann B u tler is spend-, b e e m p le je d to r th e SRHHBM*, An an d M rs i!e n r \ M y e r «>1 Silk mg a thre«- w eeks \ le.ilion w ith overnight guest o f Miss A m est cn*ek visited Mrs. Sam W arren her m other. Mrs. Clyde B u tle r before she le ft was Miss Nona one day last week. from her w o rk at Emanuel hos Sm iley o f Reedsport, who was ------------- p ita l. Portland. home economies teacher last year Mrs. R. B. Dixon and daughter ------------- at Oregon C ity. She w ill also be D oris spent a few days at A n lau f The O. S. Makinson fa m ily for- |employed at K la m a th Falls fo r the last week. met- residents o f the Culp Creek summer. ____________ section have* mov«*d to Salem. ------------- Mrs. Lawrence Chapman and Mr. M akinson joined his w ife anil Dealer Authorize«! M is. C. E. Fisher o f R ortland daughter Ann. who have been fa m ily then* the lit e r part of the is vis itin g w ith her daughter. M rs. v is itin g her parents, L t. Col. and week. PHONE 27 Stew o t C arlso n S he w as aeeom - M rs. L aS ells S te w a rt fo r i few -------------------------- panted by her granddaughter. San- days returned to th e ir home at C a l a p O O i a R O U I l d l i P dra Sue Carlson, who had been B a ker yesterday. f t i n 4 v isitin g in Portland. __ ____ Miss Joyce B aldw in returned to M r. and Mrs. E arl Pow ell and ------------- Pb«*se figures serve fo r identi- ent election laws in regard to sol» Portland S aturday a fte r spending fa m ily an* m oving today to Scotts- Die Calapooia Roundup w ill be successfully passed the arm y-navy a tw'o weeks vacation w ith her burg when* M r. Powell w ill be em- held a t C raw fordsville, J u ly 2 .3 q u a lify in g test given March 1.». lu n lio n of Hie stam ps only, and dier voting was teen at Salem ith Thursday a fte r an announcement parents. M r. and Mrs. L. Ernest ployed by the Camp Creek T im b er and I D ire ctors have set aside «»‘ I » h o enlist in the arm y en- have no connw tion whatever with by the governor that he had hern Baldwin. She report«*d to her Company as c a te rp illa r engineer. mo,'e than $3«XX) lo r the prize listed reserve corpa be I ore I n " '* ' 1 1 1 1 ■ • -1M J1 ” 1' 1 " " " reported list and a new grandstand w ill deadline of Ju ly 1. 1944. Orlando gardless of whether fiaxl ration repeatedly urged by members of duties Monday m orning at Good M rs. — Maude B ew care fo r .— the ------------ increasing a t- John . . Hollis, acting o f , stamps 3. 2 o r . j ... im th e ir j the legislature and others to do so. S am aritan hospital where she is ------ — la ir B artholam ,v „ help . ------------ _ — „ president _ .. have H. .. a student nurse. o f P ortland is a house guest o f tendance the roundup has enjoyed ’ he U nive rsity o f Oregon. an- face, they are a ll w o rth points. "1 w ill do everything possible ------------- Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs. Barthol» the past few years. One feature nounced last week a fte r receiving A ll stumps validated on July 1 to insure the w a r veterans an op- Miss A lb erta Adkins has com- amew was a fo rm e r resident being this ye ar w ill be the full-blcxxied in fo im a tlo n from M ajoi i.e in ta i w ill be good indefinitely, | kii (un ity to vote," Gov. Snell Maid. pleted her freshm an year at W il- the daughter o f the late Col and Brahm a cows fo r a w ild cow m ilk - D avid McLooch. commanding gen» N fF < I VI. S E S S IO N P O S S I- lam ette U n ive rsity, Salem and is M rs. B la ir w ho operated the Ore- !R8 contest, the firs t tim e they ernl, N inth Sen ice to m n u in d , *O eruioaar Hrieks HI LIT Y at the home o f her parents, M r. gon H otel here several years ago. have ever been used in any round- frort IXuiglas. I (ah. When painting brick, “sip" may and Mrs. A lb e rt Adkins. Sgt. Ben ------------- up. There w ill also be Brahm a R ecruiting offices in the n inth b«' pul into the jub by painting oe- P ossibility that f«ov. E arl Snell c»sional bricks a contrasting color Laughlin o f Seattle. W ashington. M r. and M rs. T. H. Moody have calves fo r the roping contest, service command in Oregon and visited Jim m y Adkins Ph.M 3 C purchased a 120-acre ranch near Several w orld champions w ill com- W ashington nt 614 South West m ay ca ll a special session ot the or selecting the bricks to be painted Eleventh Avenue, Portland, und Oregon legislature to amend prea» to term an attractive pattern. over the week end at the Adkins Redmond and plan to move there Pe’ o in the various events. 8tXl Lloyd Building. Seattle, have home. in about a m onth ------------------------- the necessary fa c ilitie s fo r medical ------------ ------------ TECH. SGT. HAROLD BEDE exam inations and form s fo r e n lis t RECEIVES AWARD The Rev. and Mrs. H arland Park Several fo rm e r residents now ment. A ll men under 18 m ust have and tw o daughters, B e tty and employed a t Brem erton. W ashing- ( F ro m an a ir base in India The e ith e r jw rv n ts ’ o r guurdian's con- D orothy o f Santa Cruz, C alifornia, ton in defense w ork are vacation- arrived Sunday m orning fo r a <ng here this week, M r. and Mrs. Tenth A ir Force Headquarters in sent. vis>t w ith his brother, the Rev. H arold W h itlo c k and daughter India announce the awards o f the 6 room dwg, 3 bed rooms, inside newly decorated, COR B L U E S T V M PS F D R PKO- H ilto n P a rk and fa m ily . This week B everly are v is itin g Mrs. W h it- Distinguished F lyin g Cross and NER lot. FINE GARDEN land, some fruit A trees, bath, « ESSED I «»»»Us ’ hey are spending at Brooks lo c k s parents. M r. and M rs. Ro- ’ he A ir M edal to Technical Ser- toilet, City lights, Water, and sewer connections, close in, »here they are attending the an- b ert Meranda and o th e r relatives geant H arold E. Bede. 35. son of desirable neighborhood, wood house, Oarage. Five more blue stamps to ta lin g nual Camp M eeting o f the Assem- and friends. Ray Nelson, fo rm e rly •\, r - and Mrs. E lb ert Bede. 2316 b ly o f God churches. owned Radio Ray's Shop here, is N. E., 42nd avenue. Portland. ; 30 points W-8: X-8; Y-8; Z-8 and If you are interested in owning your own home be sure ------------ also v is itin g relatives. H erbe rt Oregon. A-5 w ill be good fo r buying rn- and look this REAL BUY OVER CAREFULLY Price M rs. N e ttie Johnson visited her W h itlo ck, also o f Brem erton, is i The c ita tio n to the D is tin g u is h -‘ ’ ¡oned process«-«! foods on Ju ly 1. $2,000.00, Down payment $1200 00, balance very easy sister last week enroute to her v is itin g his w ife and fa m ily . A cd F ly in g Cross read in p a rt: " fo r W illa rd Case, d is tric t O PA food terms. home in P o rtlan d fro m a tra in in g guest at the home o f M rs. Tapp e x tra o rd in a ry achievement by r a t i o n i n g representative, said camp in C a lifo rn ia w here she is her son, A lb e rt Tapp o f Brem - p a rtic ip a tin g in heavy bombard- Monday . visited her son V irg il, stationed erton. ment missions to ta lin g more than D u rin g July. Case said many in an a rm y camp there. ---------- — tw o hundred hours during w hich housewives w ill use a ll a f the firs t ' Clarence D uerst, is now in Eng- exposure to enemy fire was prob- s trip o f blue ration stamps in W ar M r. and M rs. C. W . Payne and land and has been promoted fro m able and expected. On these m is- Ration Book Four and w ill begin daughter M yrn a o f Bellingham , s ta ff sergeant to technical ser- sions he has exhibited keen pre- ushing the second s trip the firs t Real Estate, Loans and Rentals W ashington, moved to Cottage geant. according to w ord received ception and appreciation o f the stamp in this s trip being A-5 Grove S aturday and are residing by his parents. M r. and Mrs. A r- im portance o f his assignments and The fir s , s trio contained xtamns in one of the residences at the nold D uerst. He is a crew chief relatio n to the combat crew us a bearing the fiaur.- “ 8" on th.-m Woodson A u to C ourt. M r. Payne in the arm y a ir force. member thereof. The execution o f fat e f L nKurp -5 - L, n rin t.-t| on Office 22 South 5th St. Phone 58 WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL TIRE SIZES FOR BOTH PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS Ask to See S T Y LE NO. 1210 As Sketched Notice the smart top line of this pretty pump. It's in surance enough of ultra smart appearance and real comfort, as well. In white crushed kid leather —elasticized—and at a price that is friendly to your purse. ONLY 2 .9 8 PETER SEN 'S 615 Main Street Cottage Grove, Oregon -------------- - ----------------------------- Miss D orris Arnest, who Ls em- ployed at secretarial w o rk at K la - m ath Falls, is spending her va- cation of tw o weeks at the home of her parents. M r. and M rs. G. B. Arnest. COOK WITH CARE Cooking failures are serious nowadays Floyd Githcns A l otors Scheduled for July 2 4 Priced for Quick Action SEE W . B. JO H N S T O N HELPS PREVENT THEM COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Lum Lx? r Company. — -------- Several members o f the Assem- b ly of God Church are a ttending the annual Camp M eeting o f the M a jo r L o rin S. S tew art has been tran sfe rred from India to China and likes the p a rtie u le r section o f the China clim ate much b etter as the clim ate he Ls now in is and courage under enemy fire is * " " " 1 ""1 w o rth y o f the best trad ition s o f the A rm y A ir Force* T c_. i,,. „ ¡„ • «, A i i v i i r ^ r e e s t w ^ e a ^ and Assembly o f God churches which very sim ila r to th a t o f Oregon, he u i . being held B ^ob, w r „ ,e „ « pnrenis. L i. Col. end MBs Lon, pbysie . l ed- L " SC"'< reOT' " * ' Food scarcities make careful cooking a "must” in every kitchen this year. And that means clean steady-burning PEARL O IL to make your Stove behave. Solvent Refined PEARL OIL causes none o f the disagreeable odors you get with most kerosenes. It burns clean and hot and steady. . . there’s no "creep up” to black en your steak or burn your baking. That’s because all the impurities have been "strain- ed"out o f PEARL OIL, to get rid o f smoke, soot and odor and give you clear, heat-pro ducing flame. Pearl Oil means more clean heat, for safe de pendable cooking. KING OF THE KEROSENES i ’• For Cook Stoves /' i - ;• For Heaters i • For Lamps and Lanterns ¡•For Brooders and Incubators JOHN FINNERAN P H O N E 267 ucation teacher in the ju n io r high school at Albany, spent the week end w ith her parent’s, M r. and M rs. L. E rnest Baldw in. Miss Baldw in is employed as a play ground supervisor fo r the sum m er at Albany. E ve rett F isher o f Longbeach, C alifo rn ia is v is itin g a t the home o f Carmen Hanson and fa m ily on Disston Route. ------------- ------------- Mrs. A. Gustafson o f N ew port < is a gu«;st o f her sister, Mrs. Elsie Wells. [ . ’ • . , '*■- < *"«> » S e v e n ,h lb,,n- 1? YEAR OLDS M rs. Grace Stow ell received an U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON. nouncement o f a grandson born to M r. and M rs R ichard Sutherland. J , y ,o a ,,end a college or H illsboro, at the H illsb oro h o s -, T t L '" T p i, al. June 21. The baby has been S 2 ° ° hgradAUa" ° n and named Ronald Jay. M rs. S u th ^r- ,lon ,nto ,hp A rm y is afforded land was fo rm e rly , MLss Jane young men between the ages of Stow ell, a fo rm e r resident and 17 years and 17 years and 9 months on J u ly 1. 1944, who graduate o f the local high school. D A N CE Eagles Hall SATURDAY, JULY 1 New Orchestra — New Management Music by Gardners Orchestra .... ' ‘ . Mrs. M y rtle K ent and daughter ?.'‘ r , GrouP-. a Te"J h „ A ,r Mrs. B e tty Patten and her dau- t o r «? L n d °Pc r*‘ ’ ‘ nK ,hp s/ ra - g h te r Diana Sue are spending a i l K1C, A ir l‘ orce- EaMern A u Corn- couple weeks in C a lifo rn ia w ith an ' M rs. Alice Lewis and M rs. L a m - ; OPPORTUNITY FOR rence Kent and children, Mrs. E a rl Land and daughter M rs. J. G. Grimes o f Coburg Joyce spent the week end in P o rt- came Tuesday to attend the wed- land w ith th e ir son and brother, ding o f Miss Pearl Monroe and Rcggy Land, who is attending F ra n k Kausche and is spending school there. th e week w ith her daughter, M rs ------------- W ayne Monroe. M r. and M rs. A lb e rt Paquette ------------- le ft M onday n ig h t fo r Woodburn M r. and M rs. B righ to n Leonard where they w ill help harvest the spent three days the fir s t o f the berry crop and sta y w ith Mrs. week in P ortland purchasing m er- Paquette’s b ro th e r-in -la w and sis- chandise fo r the Sm art Shop. Sun- te r, M r. and M rs. B a r t Lavier. day they spent w ith M r. Leonard’s ------------- brother, R. R. Leonard and fa m ily. Miss Blanch Paquette, who is ________ employed in defense w o rk at ]Jhss’ K a y Diane Leonard re- Paine Field, E ve rett, W ashington turned home Tuesday fro m Eu- is spending het vacation w ith gene where she spent the past ten friends a t Spicer, Minnesota. En days w ith her uncle and aunt, M r. route to Spicer she visited her and Mrs. W. R. Ashw orth. i brother, C pl. Julius Paquette, who E a rl H ill and R obert Graham I is stationed a t Kearney, Ne attended the S tate Lions club braska. .convention in P ortland which was ------------- i held Sunday, M onday and Tues- D on’t give up u n til you have day, they being delegates fro m the trie d chiropactic. I t w ill help you. local Lions club. W hile there the See ,Dr. Sim pkins, c h iro p ra cto r convention delegates were taken over Petersen's. Phone 5. 42-tfc. a ’ our through- the Oregon ------------- i Shipyard. I t pays to insure w ith sure in surance w ith Chas. H all. 14-tfc Miss Jackie Lemon, daughter of M r. and M rs. Jack Iz-mon o f Red Rose B u tte r and Ice C re am .. C ulp Creek, le ft Tuesday n ig h t fo r Ask fo r them . C. G. Creamery. 7 -tf n , . ... , _______ ' , Reno, Nevada where she w ill be Schofield S te w a rt to r Plum bing, m arried. They w ill make th e ir hone 217.1. _____________ 1-tfc home in Sacramento, C alifornia. 1 L eath er P erfect Ask to See S T Y LE NO. 610 As Sketched NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED OF Toilet Combinations Lavatories Double and Single Sinks See our line of screen doors, several styles and sizes. Vigoro in 100, 50, and 25 Lb. bags. Liquid and Dust Sprays. LOGGERS ATTENTION: Genuine No. 90 Indian Fire Extinguisher Mid-Year Closeouts (OUR HARD LUCK TALE!) Here is a smooth-fitting gore pump for both comfort and style—Made of white crush ed kid leather with a neat ribbon bow—Perforated for coolness — i t ’s well worth your shoe coupon. Ask to see the sole—i t ’s all leather. ONLY 2 .9 8 PETERSEN’S BABY STROLLER—All wood, regular $12.95. Two only to go at $2.50 each ROCKING DUCK for the year old youngster, was $4.50, Take it home for .............................................. $2.39 KITS, all metal, for First Aid Supplies, reg, 75c, now 49c VICTORY GLASS CHURNS, reg. $1.25, now ........ 89c CHICK FEEDERS to sell at 20 and 25c ea. (cardboard) now ......................................................... 14c and 16c Green’s Hardware and Supply Ph. 22.5 Creswell, Oregon
