T IH 'R S P W NOVEMBER .'Kl 1011
THE SENTINEL POTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
at l l i i ’ home of Mrs, Ralph Sen nt. her!» of G rants Pass, Mr. nnd
r i l l s In to be an n il day m<*<*ting Mrs,
K e ith Roberts nt
A nlauf
with n potluck dinner ui noon.' and Mrs. Una O cklind of Eugene
A q u ilt In to be tied
nt
this Mrs. O cklind h n i been ill and
I M arie lzrm bnrd nnd Jaunita
time.
remained w ith her parents u n til
Powell, Editors.)
Monday
200 A ttend Opening
Mrs. O llie Powell received word
I CUT RATE /
T w o hundred students 1» the es­
th a t her sister, *,iis. Roaellu D ill, tim ated attendance fu r th«* open*
bus died. Mrs. D ili was staying
ANO GCT s o z ^ t
Alon !,»••• W illiam s is here from w ith tier daughter, M rs Ed Pow­ ing night of "Th«* Lions Den" on
('« n ip K o iw rls on furlough w ith ell of M y rtle Creek at the tim e November 22. The student» spent
3WCLL CHRISTMAS
th<* evening dancing and playing
his parent», M r and Mrs. Lee o f her death.
ping-pong. A lthough some chairs,
P R tS C N T S /
W illiam s und friend».
I,. R Goodwin and Sam Med­ davenport» and lamp* are si ill
M r anil M is Fred H urrls and ford
were in Dug« .,<• F riday on needed the canteen looks ahead to
fa m ily spent
the Thanksgiving business.
a prom ising fu tu re
The equip­
holidays w ith the parents of Mrs,
M r arwl Mrs. Boh fJowns of
H arris, M r. and Mrs. M ille r o f P ortland visited the firs t o f the ment that the coca cola company
I has given Io the canteen should
Port O rford.
w«*ek w ith Mrs. is iw p s ' sister, he here the fi»st part of this week
M* and M r
John ("banner M is. Audrey
Brown, add
her
of S pringfield have moved into grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. and the ju te box should soon be
one o f tlic Fred H arris' cabins. Sutherland. They le ft Wednesday J here .
The weekly »chi dule fo r
the
M r Chunner is employed on re­ fo r San Diego, C alifo rn ia to visit
modeling liie m ill recently pur­ w ith M r. Downs' relatives, and Lions Den is Tuesday I rom 6:00 to
10:00 p. m „ Saturday from 6:00 to
chased by H arris and Morris.
Mts. Down» plans to rem ain in
Frank Is'Vunw ay of Spring- Sun Diego fo r the duration. M r. 11:00. The fif t y ecnl membership
field visited
at
the
W hitney (towns l.n in the service and wus curds are s till on -ale, you must
have one in o rd er to gel in to the
home Friday.
spending his furlough w ith
his Den. W illia m Pyle e the paid in ­
V l'la Beers nt C oltnge Grove w ile and relatives.
s tru c to r who w ill su|M*rvi»e during
spent Thanksgiving w ith hi r folks
Mr. and M rs, Jot* M ille r are the tim e the Ix*n is open. A coun­
here.
the parents o f a son lx,rn Sun­ cil meeting w ill be held the firs t
M r and Mrs Leo Paschelke nt day ut the B u tle r m a te rn ity home
M areol.i and Mr. and M rs A l- in Cottage Grove. M r. M ille r is part o f this week to make fu rth e r
We have a wide variety of la-rt Oaks of Eugene visited in the service anti M rs. M ille r plans fo r the ,Den
Red Cross W orker Speaks
merchandise at the Right Sunday at I lie O. A. Nichols c a n v recently from Oklahoma
Mrs. Kenneth M>xrre, Red Cross
home.
and is staying w ith her sister, w o rk e r o f Eugene, spoke to the
Prices — which nre the low
Gene V, Hansen ( ’ M 2 /C has M rs A rtie Sugg.
g irls ' league November 22 in a
est.
w ritte n that we cannot realize
M r. and Mrs. M u rra y New- I special assembly.
how much he enjoys reading of Ion spent Thanksgiving day w ith 1
Come und shop nt
Mr». Moore stated that 68 coun­
I lie news of the hom e town thru M r. and Mrs. D. D. Dickinson
tries had the Junior Red Cross
THRIFT WISE
tin subscription to the Sentinel of R iver Road.
before the w a r and that It fu nc­
I m * is receiving.
M r. and Mrs.
I to ran
R itte r tioned both in peacetime and in
Gift Wrapping, Toys and that
Gene Beers or Ashland came
children Jean and Pete spent w artim e.
Svuls, Tice Decorations and Monday to vit.it at the home nt and
Thanksgiving w ith M r.
R itte r s , M rs. Moore asked if the g irls '
tils uncle, Rpy Beers.
Xmas Cards.
I parent» in D rain.
league would be interested in Red
H oward Cox of Cottage Grove Cross projects. The membership
Tobacco at Cut Rate Prices
spent the holidays w ith his m other fee is one cent and any money
in Holiday Wrap.
Mrs. Audrey Brown.
over th a t goes into the Lane
M r and Mrs. C arl Sm all speht County service fund. A ll that is
Thanksgiving day dinner guests Thanksgiving w ith Mrs,
Small's left over from the J u n io r Red
at the Lawrence M ontieth home brother, M r. W ard and fam ily.
Cross goes into the N ational
were Mrs. Pluma Hanna n t Eu­
Mrs. Wayne Berggren received C h ild re n ’s fund.
gene; Mrs. Ida Jackson and llez w ord o f the death of her sister
The Ju nior Red Cross also sup­
T ucker o f W a lke r and M r. und liv in g in Eastern Oregon. Mrs.
plies cards to camps and hospitals
Cut Rate
Mrs. Claude Lnwhon und son.
Berggren went to Bend to. attend so that they m ig ht send them
M r. and Mrs. Tom Lafoon of the funeral. Mrs. Bernice Berg­
horn«*. S tuffed animals can
be
Roseburg rjx-nt the evening nt gren is staying w ith her son
made from scraps and lx* sent to
the Mont let h home.
w hile Mrs. Berggren is away.
the B ritis h children.
Mrs. Ruby Benston entertained
M r. and Mrs. Pat Graham o f
Thpre is a need fo r ch ild re n ’s
recently w ith a card p a rty amt Cottage Grove have purchased
clothing but there is no need fo r
Thanksgiving dinner guests nt handkerchief shower at her home
the Vera Thorne property.
■hoes. Mrs. Moore said th a t these
the M ax Sears home were Mrs. honoring
Mrs.
Hazel
Grim«'».
Mrs. Ella W ills is spending a clothes should be good outgrow n
M ny Hognte*, M r. and Mrs. E r­ Those w inning prtzes were: Mrs.
few days w ith her ulster, Mrs. clothes and not clothes ready to
nest Sears o f Cottage Grove and M innie Keene, M r*. Inez
Mon- M innie Jones.
lx* th ro w n away.
M rs. Viva Lindanxxxl of Beaver­ tic th und Mrs. Hazel Grime».
Tom m y C la rk has been ill w ith
The veterans o f the Am erican
ton. The la tte r Is spending a
M r. und Mrs, K enneth Zum ­ flu fo r a week.
Legion are asking fo r g ift boxes
few weeks nt the S r ins home.
w a lt and Mrs. Zum w alt o f D e -' M r. and M rs. Claude Abeene
by December 10. She also showed
Max Sears went to Krudwood ligh t V alley were dinner guests
nnd children, Thena M ay and M a r­ things th a t boys could make such
Sunday fo r tw o weeks.
Thanksgiving day at the H arley vin Claude, spent Sunday w ith
as games, puzzles, ash trays, w r it ­
The Eldon K in g la m ily of B.B. W illiam s home.
Mrs. Abeene’s brother. Perkins ing boards, lap boards and lap
route were Sunday dinner guests
'Die F ra n k
Grimes
fa m ily
trays.
ut the home o f Eldon's sister, moved to S prin gfie ld Junction M ille r and fa m ily at Blue M t.
The g irls voted to ca rry on a
M rs V ic to r Ilu gd ah l.
Sunday where they have leased
DR. S( B L E E P VISITOR
project of k n ittin g squares fo r an
M r. and M rs. C. If. H aight the M idw ay ska ting rink.
afghan. In conclusion Mrs. Moore
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
M r. und M rs. Low ell Benston
D r K atherine Schleef, form er stated that she W ojld leave y a m
of th e it daughter, Mrs M ary 1’nul spent Sunday afternoon at the F.
practicing physician here, was an fo r the afghan anc would like to
in Eugene.
T. Benston home in Eugene.
see this school enrolled in the
Sunday visitors ut the Ralph
The C. G. Keene fa m ily spent overnight guest o f friends Tues­
Scar» home, were M r. und Mrs. Thanksgiving day ut the home day. D r. Schleef is a m e m ix r of Ju nior Red C ro » ^,.
Tuberculin Test
W a lte r S c a n of Eugene.
o f Mrs. Keene's m other, Mrs. the medical s ta ff in the firs t aid
Tw o hundred and th irty -n in e
station of tlie Oregon S hipbuild­
M r. and M r*. M alcolm H om , M ary Lindsay at C ris w e ll.
ing corporation. She stated there students took the tuberculin test,
M r. and Mrs. Francis H om and
county
were ten doctors and 20 nurses given by D r. Lindgren,
son K ir k made a tr ip to P o rt­
included in the s ta ff personnel health o fficer, at the high school
land and Brem<*rton, Washington
w o rkin g in three shifts. The entire Monday, N ovem ner 27. O f this
leaving Thursday m orning anti
num ber there were 44 seniors. 41
re tu rn in g Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. T. B. Robert» p la nt covers 200 acres and the juniors, 77 sophomores and 77
On Friday, December 15, the had a« holiday
visitors
th e ir medicul corps takes care o f the
freshmen. Miss V a il, school nurse,
Social Neighbor» club is m eeting children. M r. and Mrs. Cecil Ro- 35,000 employes.
w ill be a t the school Wednesday
to check the reactions o f the in-
noculations.
Junior Play C ast .Selected
The east fo r the ju n io r play
"S pring
Green,"
by
Florence
Ryeraon and Colin Clements, was
selected last week and the mem­
bers started practices. The play
w ill be presented December 15.
The cast is as follow s: N ina
Cassel, Pat Petrie; M rs. Rumble,
Sheila Tow er; Scottie Cassel. June
M endell; Mr. Putnam, K e ith K e l­
ler; Toney Cassel. Irene S chaffer;
Pinkie Ames. Par D unlop; Dunk
Doyle, D a rre ll E asterling; Bing
on .
Hotchkiss, Herold W itherspoon;
t
Genevieve Jones. M innie M o rris ;
M a jo r Todd. Je rry
M ickey; T .
Newton Todd, M o rris
C ulver;
to
Eula Hotchkiss. B illie V rum an;
Dr. L u th e r Blodgett, D are Mapes;
O ffic e r Ryan, Jake Palm er; B illy ,
Rufus Parsons.
The ju n io r play is under the d i­
rection of Miss Anne Holey.
Intram ural ( hampioiU’hip
In tra m u ra l
volleyball
mixed
teams played o ff the finals Wed­
nesday. Senior home room 10 had
recently defeated senior
home
room 8, which gave them the rig h t
SPORT SH IR TS in plaids,
to meet room 4. Room 4 by de­
stripes o r solids . , . ju s t
feating room 12 had earned the
the th in g fo r the outdoor
rig h t to play in the finals.
.............
fro m $3.50
Lt. Harris Speaks on ('.A .I’.
L t. H a rris of the C iv il A ir Pa­
tro l spoke to students interested
in C.A.P. Tuesday, November 28,
in the auditorium . L t. H a rris told
about the various courses w hich
are o f value to everyone. A meet­
GAY NECKW EAR fo r
ing w ill be held next Tuesday, De­
tin* man in yo u r life . .
cember 5, nt 7:30 p. m. in the
in wool, rayon, nnd
Cottage Grove arm ory to enlist
blended fabrics
those interested in C.A.P.
fro m $1.50
Stum p C om m ittee M eets
A group consisting o f class pres­
idents and a representative from
each class met Monday, N o ve m -,
ber 27 to make plans fo r the 6th
BROADCLOTH PAJAM AS
W ar Loan campaign. The co m m it­
. . . tine fabric, generous cut,
tee consisted o f the fo llo w in g :
v a rie ty o f color, stripes . . .
Bob Moore, Joanne 'Short, H erold
Sizes A, B, C, D
$1.50
Witherspoon, Irene Schaffer, B ill
Boyce, B e tty Bagley, H erbert
Lombard, Doris Long.
School Briefs
Mrs.
D
illm
an is su b stitu tin g fo r
S U S P E N D E R S . . . BELTS
Mrs. M ildred Tracy, who is in
. . . P ractical accessories
Long Beach, C alifornia. She was
that rin g the hell. Choose his
called to C alifornia because o f the
fa vo rite style
from $ l $8
illness o f a relative.
Mrs. Grace Conner England,
senior, entered school Monday,
November 27. Grace was a fo rm e r
student before her marriage.
E ndri Tonoli, sophomore, w ith ­
drew recently to join the navy.
Charles W h itlock, ju n io r, w ith ­
drew fro m school Monday, No-
i'
'S
ÛIDDAP, SANTA
c iA u a - v b r i going k Trt
to »
LION ROARS
THRIFT-WISE
Latham
Saginaw
Delight Valley
London
Ytfw
$ Mart,
A D V IC E to the LOVELORN
. . . hang one or several of these
fine furn ish in g s
his C h rist­
inas rce . . . T hey’re a sure hit
. from a miss who w ants
please. See them to­
day to r the best selec­
tion.
The Men’s Toggery
PACE FTVN
vember 27, on account o f ill
health.
Allan Lee W illiam s anti Howard
Harpole, class of 44. viaited school
last week w hile on leave from
Camp Robert», C alifornia.
C arolyn Johns, a ju n io r of last
year, visited school Wednesday.
November 22.
T ire s
We have a complete line of passenger car
tires and a fairly complete line
of truck tires.
Lorane
The tin can campaign
con­
ducted by the Lorane
schools,
closing last week, netted a to ta l
o f 2,141 cans. The schools were
Closed from
Wednesday u n til
M onday to r the T hanksgiving va­
cation.
Dan Warnock has organized
a 4-H c a lf d u n
w ith
eleven
members enrolled.
»
Floyd S m ith rece ntly o f Letha,
Idaho has entered the 7th grade
in school here.
FLATTERS TEXACO
SERVICE STATION
Fifth and Washington
Texaco product», Oils, Lubrication, Gaa
BUY
and
SAVE
AT IRISH & SWARTZ
I t’s common knowledge here in Cottage Grove that you save when
you buy your food needs at Irish & Swartz, where the variety is
most complete and the quality leaves nothing to be desired.
MAKE SHOPPING AT IRISH’S A HABIT
COFFEE
M. J. B.
D R IP or REGULAR
29c
PRODUCE
SPECIALS
POTATOES
U. s. No. 2
50 ibs.
HONEY
$1.19
5 POUND JAR.
S T R A IN E D ......
HONEY, Creamed
33c pkg.
JAM, Del Monte Plum
4 V2 lb.89c
SOY BEANS, Loma Linda
2 for 35c
GLUTEN BURGER, la rg e
.......... 55c
PROTEENA, medium size ................ 28c
Cam pbell’s T om ato
Soup Mix
ONIONS
-
U. s. No. 1
4 ^s.
Better buy now for
later use.
39c ib.
CARROTS
Fine quality bulk
4 ibs.
5c
in the market
25c
3 25c
Pot Cleaners
V-3. Closeout
Bring them in . . . We are
Package
15c
Cranberries
W alnut Meats
Aunt Polly
’l.u
2 for
5c
V elvet °r p a “ 69c
BUY A CASE
SPAGHETTI, Bulk
TUNA, fancy
39c can
TOMATOES
Silverdale
$ Q 5 0
SHRIM P, Jumbo
45c can
OYSTERS, North Point
41c can
v7=
24, No. 2l/ 2 cans
CORN
2^2 lbs 19c
PANCAKE, S p e rry ................. 10 lbs. 63c
49c
OATS, 9 lb, quick or regular
Diamond A
24, No. 2 cans
Fisher’s Blend
H-D. W. Grain
24, No. 2 cans .
«
Pictsweet
’3 ü
24, No. 2 cans
PEAS
Libby Garden
24, No. 2 cans
A local favorite
50 LB. BAG
$2.05
79
Rosedale
24. No. 2 cans .........
’2 98
Beets-Carrots
$1.49
IRISH SWARTZ
BEANS
Dundee
24, No. 2 cans ....
$Q 49
Del Monte, 303 Gl
Case 12 Assorted
“Your Friendly Food Store"