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TÎÎE SEXTIVET«, <Y»TT \CE GROVE OREGON
Fencing and Poultry Supplies
Poultry Netting 2 inch mesh 48 60 72 width. — 1/2 inch
mesh in 17 gage 36 width
Barbed wire ip light and
heavy 80 rod spools. Field fence 39 12 12*/2. Poultry
Supp, Brooders, Galvanized and Glass Founts, also Gal
vanized Feeders.
G reen’s Hardware & Supply
P h o n e 225
C resw ell, O regon
li. S. 0. to Publish
Newsletter Again
Saginaw
Ml
Compton, the next speak- Q jr-g S t a t e L e g i s l a t u r e
emphasized the n»*e<ls of the
«
ehur< h today enunn ra tin g
the £ n C l S L o t l g C S t S e s s i o n
it
,
cut «»naiderably by the governor's
Vf>Jo
Saturday, March 17th.---------------------- ----
llo lx -rt Graham closed w ith re-
m arks on the churoh o f tom orrow
an-J urged th a t we tra in the youth
o f th - church fo r leaders and have
confidence in th e ir a b ility to car
ry on in the church o f the future.
The Misses Sara B jorset and
Joyce C la rk sang a duet and the
m eeting adjourn«-«! w ith singing
"A u ld Lang Syne."
Many expressions o f praise were
extended t h e Rev. F rank E.
Brown fo r his splendid w o rk as
pastor and his u n tirin g e ffo rts in
helping to raise the building fund.
The Lane county USO is again
publishing a N ew sletter to be sent
to men and women from Lane
county who are in th - armed fo r
ces. This N ew sletter consists af a
m in ia tu re
four-page newspaper
w ith tw o pages of news stories of
county wide inter« t. one page of
sporta news by D ick S trite of the
Register Guard, and a page of
one sentence news items about
Lane’s own people in the service.
The firs t N ew sletter was pub-
lixtied in November and madi d as
a CNristmas greeting. Response
Rshira Desert
has l,»en enthusiastic and appre
The Sahara desert has an area
ciative replies have eoine in from
the fa r corners o f the glob«-, from of more than 2.MM).000 square miles.
India,
Corsica,
France, Ila ly ,
Burma. Belgium , the Philippines,
New Guinea, Persia, England and
camps and stations all over the
States.
The USO mailed the N ew sletter
to ««bout 4(MM) in November, and
hope to alm ost double that ruimts-r
w ith this issue, it is impossible to
reach a ll o f Lane's citizens in u ni
form s unless parents and friends
m ail in addresses and so it is being
asked th a t addresses be mailed to
Mm. O m ar Fendall. director. Lane
county USO, Eugene, Oregon, to
reach her la-fore A p ril 1.
The USO w ill appreciate yo ur
cooperation, and replies, p a rtic
u la rly fro m overseas, show th a t
those who receive the N ew sletter
w dl appreciate yo ur th o u g h tfu l
ness. There is no charge fo r this
service. Funds are made available
fo r the publication by the USO
board.
distributed. 'Hie next club m eet to purchase h a ir $ 100 W ar Bonds.
ing w ill be A p ril 4. In tin- a fte r
F or the lecture program Bob
Mm. Anna Wild«- anil aon A n tax,n, at the Hebron (com munity Drenner, guest »[M-iikcr, gave a
drew of Junction C ity apent a day hall. A t this tim e there w ill be a very Interesting ta lk on "Conser
vation of W ild L ife " ; reading, Mrs.
recently w ith Mm. W ilde'« daugh flo w e r exchange.
The Earl M a rry fa m ily went to H aw o rth and group singing.
te r, Mm. M. C. Ovetgaard.
The serving com m ittee fo r next
Plan» arc underway nt
the P ortland to attend the buria l ser
school fo r entering the annual vices there of A lb e rt M arcy on meeting w ill be M r. and Mrs.
Claude Arne, S hirley Arne and
rodent co n tro l
contest.
Points Monday.
w ill he given to tlMise entering ■ Jennings Beers ha- been ra p id M r. ami Mrs. Cha-. Conner.
A s|sa’ial benefit program of
fo r bring ing tulla o f gray digger ly promoted to s ta ff sergeant in
squirrels, rats, mice, blue Jays, Germany. Where he captured G er on»' act plays and music Is Ix-ing
mans.
prepared fo r the evening of March
gophers, mole», etc.
Glen
("B
u
d
d
y
")
Means
has
en
31st.
Admission w dl he charged,
M m Charles S m ith returned
listed in the navy. He w ill go to the proceeds to go to the b u ild
Tuesday from Vancouver, W ash
P ortland Monday to take his phy. ing fund. Ladies o f the grange
ington, where she visited a sis
»leal
exam ination.
¡are asked to bring pies and sand
te r, Mrs. M o lly K lin e who Is III
wiches fo r refresrnents to be sold
at the home o f her daughter.
a fte r the program . Committees
M r. and Mm. Roy Beers and
in charge of advertising are: Eldon
fa m ily spent Sunday w ith the Lee
Steele, posters; M ary Arne. Oris
Beers fa m ily at Lorane.
I The F rie n d ly Neighbors club
Steel, Frances Cooper, Mm. H a
The Jo lly W orker» club met met at the home o f M m. Bora w orth , Mrs. M ull, Mrs. Robey,
at the home o f Mrs. Mina 'C la rk S t e w a r t T hursday afternoon. B e tty Sheets, Mrs. Guile and Mrs.
Wednesday, M arch 7, fo r an a ll There were 10 members present. W oodworth, general advertising.
day session. T w e n ty-five members It was voted to give . the Rod
F ollow in g the forenoon service
A meeting was held Tuesday at
were present and three visitors. Cross $5.00. Plans w ere completed the home o f Mm. George Layhg Sunday at the M ethodist church a
Members voted to co ntribu te $10 fo r the penny supper which w ill fo r the purpose o f re-organizing congregational dinner was served
to the Bed C m . More sewing Wax I h » held at the school house F rid a y the home economics club of the in celebration o f reaching the h a lf
evening, M arch 30. In the tw o
grange. O fficers elected to serve way mart« in the building fund
contests given, Mm. Lola John
were president, M rs. Lay ng; vice drive fo r the purpose o f a new
ston and Mrs. Ruby Benston won
president. Mm. M innie W agner; church to be b uilt follow ing th«-
fir s t prizes and Mm. M innie
I WANT TO OCT
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Es war. The Rev. F ra n k Brown an
Keene and Mm. Nona K lrk e n d o ll
AN tASTCA PRESENT FOR1
FOR
th er S tra tto n . I t was voted to nounced that a little above $15,-
Won second prizes. The next club
hold meetings the second Tues 000 had been rais»«d o f the needed
M T WIFE - WHAT DO
_ YOU
meeting w ill be held at the home
day
o f each m onth w ith the next amount. $30.000, fo r the proposed
T H IN K SHE 0 LIKE
o f Mrs. Helen W illiam s.
m eeting A p ril 10 at the home of structure. The Rev. Brown also
Mm. G, G e tty, Mm. A. Sehlp-
displayed the architect s sketch of
Mm. S tra tto n . L a te r in the a fte r
s
v
.
'
h
THAT’S EASY
p e rt and Mm. R. Geer aj»-nt one
plans fo r the e x te rio r o f the b u ild
day last week w ith Mrs. Hansen noon refreshm ents were served by ing w hich is to fron t on W ashing
f X
JU
JUST
ST S T O P A T
the hostess.
up the M cKenzie River.
ton Avenue where the present
M r. and Mm. Low ell Benston
M ethodist parsonage stands.
ItK F B H P O K T t l H H A S IC
spent Monday at the Claude W il
Approxim ately 65 gathered at
!.<»< ATF.H H E R E
ley home at Roaeburg.
the tables and M r. C. N. Land
L CUT R A T E /
Mrs. D o n S tew art received
Clarence F. C a u d ill fo rm e rly o f returned th in k s . A t the conclu
a telegram from the w a r d ep art
R rw lspo rt has leased the repair sion o f the dinner a program was
ment last week stu ting th a t her
departm ent o f C la rk's Super Ser presented. S L. M ackin introduced
aon. Raymond H uffm an, had been
the speakers, who spoke of the
s lig h tly Injured in a battle on the vice S tatio n on N o rth 9th street e a rly founding o f the church and
and w d l specialise on the repair
western fro n t, F eb rua ry 23rd.
gave the la te r history,
closing
M r, and Mm. Jess T ucke r and o f Buiek, LaSalle and Cadillac xvith o u r obligations and charge
m o to r cars as w ell as do general
children o f W inchester Bay moved
rep air w ork. M r. C audill expects fo r the fu tu re . Jack Godard gave
to Saginaw last week.
to move his fa m ily here as soon the e a rly history o f the church
Roy F isher o f S eattle was a
as school is out. M r. C la rk w ill and C hristianity, including as local
recent guest at the Lawrence M on
devote his tim e to she operation color the names o f the Rev. Moore,
tie l h home.
of his service station and cafe Rev. G ardner and J. I. Jones who
M r. and Mm. Evan Rand and
which he plans to open w ith in a were among the e a rly pastors and
ch ild re n o f Creswell apent S u n -1 few weeks.
leaders in the local church when
day at the W illia m Sharon home.
it was b uilt in about 1900. M r.
See
the
announcement
o
f
M
r.
M arlon Sharon had spent F rid a y
and Mrs. N. E. Compton and Mrs.
C
audill
appearing
elsewhere
in
and S aturday nt the Rand home.
W illia m Hogate were the only
M r. and Mm. J im A b bo tt recent this Issue.
ones present who were members
ly received 2,(XX) baby turkeys.
G ift Boxes of Soap .50<- to $1.50
f th.- congregation e a rly in 1900.
Come on one m d all. T ry your
M r. and Mrs. Claude K irk e n -
G ift Sets
,50c to $5.00
night.
5th' toSl JMI .d u ll and sons spent Sunday w ith j *ut'k at Beano S aturday
B a th P o w d er
M arch 21th dt U m phrey and M ack-
relatives at Creswell.
P e rfu m e
.25e to $2.70
in building. Sponsored by A m e ri
. SI no
I'u te x Hets
liO K F N A G R A N G E
can Legion
3 2 -ltc.
C om pacts
$1.00 Io $.1.7.1
A colum n o f
The grange met in reg ula r ses
D resser Hets
$2.19 to $15.00
F u n ’N F acts
sion
l«st
Thursday
evening.
«».00
M usical P o w d er Boxes
B y M ik e
Bibles
Ralph and Eva C onklin were
$1.00 to «1.7A
Ladle« Billfolds SI.(HI to Sti.OO elected to membership and M r
W ilson wits obligated in the 1st
Gold lxN-kets
$5.00 to $8.00
Howdy F olks; A male puppy
and 2nd degrees.
Large shipment of lawn and
F aster Bunnies
$2.08
is a son o f a female dog. A
John Read, rep orting fo r the
garden fertilizer now ready.
female dog is the dog catch
legislative com m ittee, led a dis-;
Get yours.
ers mam objective. A m ain
cussion on the "L a b o r D ra ft."
' objective is the dream o f a
Net receipts from the bazaar
d ic ta to r therefore, dictators
held recently were announced to
are male puppies. And w hat
be $26.62.
and
did we say m ale puppies
M rs. H a ttie Spahr and George
were?
S tra tto n were re|xirted ill.
. . .
Cottage Grove, Oregon
The grange voted a donation o f
Dogs in Siberia are the
$23 to the Red Cross, also votedi
fastest in the w o rld be
cause the trees are so fa r
apart.
• . •
One o f Uncle Sam's G. I.'s,
home a fte r several cam
paigns in the South Pacific
said the arm y food was good
but he didn’t know w ha t he
was eating.
• • •
Tim e fo r ra tio n id e n tifi
cation.
• * •
Latham
T*\OE FTVT1
The 43rd Oregon legislature, the
longest in the state's history, end-
ed Its session at 6:06 p.m Saturday
a t Salem.
The session lasted 69 days, the
previous record b a.-ng been es
tablished in 1939, when there was
a 66-day session.
The house finished its w ork at
5:49 p.m. The clocks had been
stopped at 5:30 p.m., the hour
fixed fo r adjournm ent by a reso
lutio n passer! a fe w m inutes e arl
ie r by both houses.
O ut o f more than 1.000 bills in
troduced 200 passed both houses
and are aw a iting the signature o f
the governor. This num ber may lie -
Income Tax
Reports
Prepared
V. B. Hoyer
924 Main St., Phone 47
Done your bit by giving generously to the American Red Cross? If
not, don’t put it off, mail it today and give generously, it’s needed
Oranges
Butter
Methodists Celebrate
Reaching Half Way
Mark Sunday, Mar. 18.
Fancy Navels
Case $ 3 = =
RED ROSE
QUALITY
Case
Grapefruit
Arizona Quality
Yt Case ^ 2 =
THRIFT-WISE
FREE AIR
FERTILIZER
DEV. MEAT, No. % .....................5c can
RAVIOLI’S, large j a r ............. ...... 15c ea.
LIVER LOAF, Morrell’s
25c can
MACKEREL, No. 1 ta ll..................15c ea
Tuna
Shrimp
N o . H G ra te d
Closeout
Specials
BEIDLER FEED
SEED STO RE
CADILLAC
BUICK
BEAN DINNERS
I have taken over the Auto Repair Department at Clark’s
Super Service and am equipped to give you complete re
pair service on any make or model car.
C L A R E N C E E . C A U D IL L
129 NORTH 9th STREET
B U L L -E T IN
I m ight is w ell put the no
tion before the house, said
the chorus g irl, as she
danced on to the floor.
* * •
Senator Sorghum says th a t
in counting wasted man
hours don’t overlook the
tim e spent in reading p o liti
cal speeches.
■ * • «
Trade w ith us and count the
savings. We always t r y to
make and hold frien ds by
tre a tin g them w ell ns cus
tomers.
Motor Tune-up and Brake Work a Specialty
ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING
C LA R K ’S
SUPER SERVICE
129 N o rth 9th
Phone 252
Ortley
Fine Cooking
ea.
J u m b o Wet Pack Can
WOODBURY SOAP..................4 bars 25c
BABO Cleanser...........................2 for 25c
OLD DUTCH...................... .....3 cans 20c
LYE, Hudson...................... ....... 3 for 25c
KNAPSACKS, G. I .....................each 15c
Complete
A 33c
Value
LaSALLE
NOTICE
Apples
ea.
10c
VAN CAMP’S
Syrup
JACK & JILL
5 LB. GOLDEN
Pre-cooked
Beans
POT CLEANERS
10c Val
V-3
2 f°r 5 c
POT CLEANERS
Coffee
Wire Mesh
10c
V n lu e
2 <- 5 c
IRISH SWARTZ
F R IE N D L Y FOOD S E R VICE