The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

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B IR T H S
ZIMMERS
Ai the Butler mater­
n ity home, Tuesday, .lune ID, |!H5,
to M r, and Mrs. George Z im m ers
Of C o tta g e Grove, a d aughter,
Melva Mûrie.
TTTE SEXTTNET. COTTAGI? DROVE. OREGON
Hints on Canning
With Little Sugar
(iiven in Circular
H IIIM H I
here.
Cad Start
Going w ithout breakfast is a bad
•ta rt fo r the day. It's been found
that w orkers who skip breakfast
get less done in the first working
hour than those who tuck away a
good meal before work. As the
m orning goes on. the hungry ones
grow less efficient. A fte r lunch
they do better; then they slow up
again What happens to these work
f r a happens to homemakers too,
•n d to everyone else I t ’ s especial-
ly true fo r children. A child who eats
• good breakfast has a better
chance So do well with studies
and games
by I!
K W ar IX p artm a n t. Bureau of Pubiia Kalstlona.
A DANGEROUS L A N D IN G ON IW O JIM A —Perched on a
weapons carrier, tw o ground crewmen watch anxiously as a P-51
Mustang fig h te r comes in fo r s landing on a treacherous a irstrip .
In the face o f these hazards U. 8. pianefe have made successful forays
•g a in s t Japanese targets on the Nippon homeland from the earliest
conquest o f Iw o Jim».
Staff Week Begins Mars’nait, King
At Camp Lucky Buy Pledge Victory
to ‘Bond Front
THRIFT-WISE
(CUT. R A T«/
Buy, Buy a Bond,
They’ll Bye-Bye
Junior for Mom
z
STYLISHbLASSES
Nothing Down
Only 5 I A Week!
S is
I J
820 W illam ette - E ugene
■
•It NE W EATHER NORMAL
Row R iv e r steel b rid g e died
in
Eugene e a rly ye ste rd a y m o rn in g
a fte r a 24 h o u r Illness. M r. and
M rs. T u r b y fill op e ra te d a g ro ce ry
..
.
In Eugene since last A u g u st, when
th e y sold o u t and m oved fro m
th e south P a cific, engaging In the ,
' * '* ’«
'
** commended
hoi i h.u At ik
a i
K
prop n t inns o f corn «yr up Io su g a r
iniiIli»» of ih r .Solomon». Sinpan. ..... ,
J
and O kin a w a II.. was horn.* on L "
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h “ n one jia r t to
in three, a lth o u g h fo r some fr u its
fu rlo u g h lis t T h a n k s g iv in g
and
find some grudi'K o f canning syru p
re tu rn e d to the sm ith P a e ifl. Be-
aldea hla (Mirent« he la s u rv iv e d
’,ro ' M,r" ‘ ,n te «••«»u s g re a te r o r
ss than th a t. F o r exam ple, th e
by a ste p -b ro th e r, P a rk H a rtz e ll
riT om m ended p ro p o rtio n in m a k ­
w ith the U. -S. N avy.
ing a m edium x y ru p fo r ch e rrie s
is to use one and o n e -th ird cups’
co m a yru p to 3 and o n e -fo u rth
cups sugar w ith 3 and tw o -th ird s
cups w ater.
R epresenting e ve ry section o t
I he governm ent
rccom m enda- th e O regon T r a il
council.
Boy
WASHINGTON. D C - T h c A rm y
lio n fo r using su g a r alone in can- Scouts o f A m e rica , is the s ta ff lo r has overcome what in the past j
WKAT I TNI WlATMIk
ning is one pound o f su g a r fo r C am p L u c k y Boy, sum m er tr a in - would have seemed to have been in ­
FORECAST
each (o u r q u a rts o f fin ish e d p ro - in g cam p fo r B oy S cout troops, surm ountable obstacles and t ie
Navy has prom ­
duct, w h ich means o n e -h a lf cu p w h ich began a “ s ta ff w e e k" last
ised fu ll u n c o n d i­
r
RAIA ANO COOLIR
o f su g a r jmt q u a rt o f f r u it o r a M onday.
tional surrender.
,lf» Y O U .O O T O r
C h ie f o f S ta f f
,’C rJ ? ‘n.t ">rU p’ ,h "
c ir r u l,, r
C am p L u c k y Boy. w h ic h is « p e r-'
General George
shows. The low est a m o u n t o f s u g a r ated fo r troops in B enton. Coos,
C. M arshall and
used w ith any s a tis fa c tio n In can- C u rry . Douglas. Lane and L in c o ln
F le e t A d m i r a l
ning r»i fre e zin g most
fr u its is counties, opens fo r a nine-w eek
Ernest J. K ing
a »out a s ix th cup per q u a rt. F r u it season on Sunday. June 24. a t th is
said to d a y , in !
canned w ith o u t sugar w ill keep B lu e R iv e r site. 45 m iles east j f
commenting o n ,
Hut q u a lity and fla v o r a re poor.
the M ig h ty Sev­
Eugene.
enth \Var Loan.
Copies o f the c irc u la r m ay be
D ire c tin g the cam p w ill be Ju d ­
G e n e r a l M a r­
had fro m c o u n ty e xte n sio n offices.
shal» said:
E xte n sio n b u lle tin 642 gives n»orc son W. C om pton, fie ld scout execu-
| tive o f the O re g o n T r a il council,
•We in th e
com plete ca n n ing in fo rm a tio n .
A rm y have pver- ■
1 w ith E rn e s t A . Seaton, n e w ly se­
M AR SH ALL
come what in tig? ’
lected fie ld scout
e xecutive, as
assistant cam p d ire c to r, R oger L. past would have seemed to h a v e !
been insurmountable obstacles. So
Bides, co u n cil scout executive, a n ­ have you. That is where the enemy
nounced.
miscalculated — fo r to Americans,
ED ITO R CLEM
D in in g h a ll s ta ff is headed b y nothing has ever teen impossible.
lly R alph K rin p
H a ro ld Jensen S r., s co u tm a ste r o f Yours is a hard task—a heavy re ­
tro o p 5. Eugene, w h o w ill be cook. sponsibility. But we of the A rm y
have confidence that you w ill again
A s s is tin g h im a re D ean M cC o rkle , achieve the im possible.”
i co o k’s helper, and B ill H a rd is ly ,
A d m ira l King said:
head w a ite r, b o th fro m tro o p 6,
"W e have had _ ___
Eugene. C am p c le rk
is
Heloif t w o w a r s to
w ? g e . O ne o f
Young fro m tro o p 1, C o rv a llis .
those wars is just
The
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G ab y 's S u n T a n L o tio n
50c
beginning. That
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f
Z em aco l ( f o r p o iso n o a k ) 47c
means that your
tro -ip N7, S ile tz, w ith Le.ster S te p h ­ own labors, fa r
S u n G la sse s
25c to $3.50
ens o f tro o p K7 as his assistant. fro m over, are
A rm a n d s & D u r a tio n L eg
T he h e a lth and s a fe ty o f B oy also just begin­
M akeup
50c
S couts a tte n d in g C am p L u c k y Boy- ning. The Navy,
50c F re s h D e o d o r a n t C r.
43c
are guarded by th e h e a lth s ta ff, like th e A r m y ,
50c W o o d b u r y ’s C o c o a n u t
and e ve ry scout is given a p h ysi­ has one o b je c ­
tive. The uncon­
Oil C a stile S h a m p o o
30c
cal recheck w hen he a rriv e s ¡it d itio n al surren­
cam p. Rales explained. A m edical der of the enemy.
S e a B re e z e
50c & $1.00
e x a m in a tio n is also re q u ire d be­ W e w i l l a t t a in
50c N o x z e m a C r.
.............45c
that o b je c t iv e
fo re a scout comes to camp.
$1.00 H in d 's H o n ey &
because of peo­
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p
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tio
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A lm o n d L o tio n
50c
ple of good faith.
is
a
ffo
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d
by
the
19^13
s
ta
ff
head­
A r r id
39c
People who have demonstrated their
ed by Jack C um m ings, a ssista n t pa trio tism and th e ir w illingness to
25c B lu e J a y F o o t P o w d . 23c
s co u tm a ste r o f tro o p 101, Eugene. undertake the most gigantic finan­
25c K o te x o r M odess
22c
C u m m in g s *w ill a tte n d the P a c ific cia l task ever undertaken by a free
N o rth w e s t tn p ja lic school given by people."
the n a tio n a l B oy S cout co u n cil, a t
C am p Cowles, w h ic h is n e a r Spo­
kane. fro m June 17 t o 23. A ssist­
in g C u m m in g s on th e w a te rfro n t
" I t ’s p o w e rfu l nice to edit this ropy w ill be K e rm it C hapm an o f tro o p
w ith o u t liavlu * to c le a r w ith T o jo . 88, G lenw ood, and N elson D u rb in
C o tta g e G ro v e, O re g o n
and I tin you folks buy ’nou«h W a r o f tro o p 31. G a rd in e r
B o nd * w e w on't e v e r have to. Re
A n cnlarg<-d h a n d ic ra ft p ro g ra m ,
m e m b e r there a rc 35 m illio n of ’em
w h ic h w ill include a rc h c ry , w ill be
to b e a t.”
d ire c te d by D r. H . W . Greene,
WASHINGTON. D C —"B uy. buy
w ith R alph Jackson o f T ro o p 3. a W ar Bond and w e 'll bye-bye baby"
C
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,
and
A
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e
r
t
Powers
J
r.
'
is the slogan of two sisters here,
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o f Jroop 20, Coos B ay, assisting.
who are also sisters in Mu Chapter
«
A c tu a l
p ra c tic e
o f sco u tin g
/
s k ills w ill be a h ig h lig h t o f th e
C am p L u c k y B oy p ro g ra m , anti
tro o p s w ill be assisted in th is fie ld
by Ja ck G raham o f tro o p 30, T o ­
ledo, John D ie h l o f tro o p
10,
R eedsport, and B ob M e rria m o f
tro o p 101, Eugene. T he h ik in g p ro ­
g ra m fo r th e camp, w h ic h includes
th re e M id d le S is te r trip s , and o v e r­
n ig h t h ikes to B u ck M o u n ta in and
1 C a rp e n te r m o u n ta in , w ill he d i-
I reefed by C harles Stevenson o f
T B E I.M A
tro o p 63, C o quille.
M ore th a n 50 B oy S cout tro o p s Psi Lambda Tau sorority at Cen­
' ¡ w ill use C a m p L u c k y
B oy th is tra l High School.
The Misses Gilda and Thelma
sum m er. Bales said. w ith .o v e r 650
announced
tiia t
parents
scouts p a rtic ip a tin g w ith
th e ir K le v it
who'd like a night out. but arc held ;
CRAFTSMAN MADE-FACTORY TO YOU!
troops.
home-bound by baby's needs, now j
> V - Sf
m ay break th e ir shackles in the
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
easiest possible fashion—by purchas-
! ing a W ar Bond fro m one of a group !
A lla n F e rrin , son o f S u p e rin - ' of 20 sorority girls.
Graduated now, the Sisters K le vit
te n d e n t and M rs. IL B. F e rrin ,
was am ong a g ro u p o f s ix ty tw o have kept up th e ir contact w ith
to receive re c o g n itio n o f his doc­ th e ir friends, and when not tending
h
baby are Federal workers. T h e y'll
to r o f m edicine degree at the 68th take care of baby if pop and mom
annual eom m eneem ent at th e U n i- w ill buy a War Bond
- v e rs ity o f O regon Sunday. T h e de
The sisters said that during pre-
I gree was g ra n te d fro m the U n i- vines loans other sororities and some
v e rs ity o f O regon m edical school fra te rn itie s shoveled ashes, cleaned
in 1941 and D r. F e rrin has ju s t cellars pud did other household
h i. <>.
„ h»n a . t A
* n - chalcs
chores in return
r W ar , Bond
com pleted h.s
internshq»
, lh , fo
, ug
t> e ir pur-
H,an
Cher h o sp ita l at
S t. Paul
and be car.-.ed , ut nst onnlly.
s ta r tin g J u ly 1, he w ill l»e resi-
__________________
MODERN• OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WEST
dent p a th o lo g ist a t th e same hos-
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pit«!-
|
T errapin E rs ily Pred
F orty-year tests ct the U. S.
Peru Iron Deposits Estim ated
Fisheries laboratory at P iver's Is­
Iron deposits being exploited in land. N. C . show that diamond-
D r. E . V . B r o u g h to n — R e g is te re d O p to m e tr is t in C h a rg e
Peru are believed to aggregate 130,- back terrapin can te bred as easily
ns ehickers.
000,000 tons.
Z e n ith H e a r in g A id — $40— $5 D o w n — $5 a M o n th
GET A COMPLETE •
EYE EXAMINATION
. RIGHT NOW!
R E S ID E N T D IE S
A lb e rt T u r b y fill, fo rm e r p ro ­
p ri e to r o t a g ro ce ry sto re fit th e
LAKEY
A t the B u tle r mater­
n ity home, T h u rsd a y, June
It
In uxing corn s yru p to at re tch
RMS, Io M r. and M rs i'a u l Lakey.
sugar In canning fr u it, d iffe re n t
<d I »ram, a d a u g h te r, M e lv.i ,.la r-
p ro p o rtio n s give the beat re su lts
lene.
fo r d iffe re n t kinds o f fru its , ac­
M l l l t l 'I I Y
A t the
M c F a rla n d co rd in g io recent research c a rrie d
m a te m lly home, Wednesday, June on In a n o th e r sta te a n d Just re ­
20, 1945, to M r, and M rs. D e lin e r ported In a new home economics
extension c irc u la r, “ S a vin g S ugar
M u rp h y o f U m pqtts, tw ln sons.
In Food P re se rva tio n .“
W A R E A t the McFarland ma-
This circular, prepared by Lucy
V ..'" 11*
" , u r . . la y , . June 21. A <’a , , extension
n u tritio n is t,
BMS, to M r and Mrs. John W a n
and Thom as O n sd e rff, associate
o f C o tta g e G rove, a son.
professor o f food in d u strie s, co n ­
ta in e d tables fo r guidance In the 1
use o f fa ith corn s y ru p and honey
H it H A R D |„%< hv K IL L E D
In s tre tc h in g sugar and a fa ir ly
O N O K IN A W A
com plete discussion o f ways to oh-
m -
... ..
.
I i , ln
m a x im u m q u a n titie s of
la w * " .
M r*
" ' r *’"* ’* L a r k y ’ « 'M ned fr u it w ith s m a lle r am ounts
i ’ >iJ A dam * HVenue, rpcH ved w o rd <,f sugar.
W ednesday, June 20, o f the death
H a rk co rn syrup, as w e ll ns the
o f th e ir son,
Pfe.
R ich a rd I)
L a cky, w ho died fro m wounds re . m ore p o p u la r lig h t k in d , m ay be
re iv e d in the
O k in a w a
tint lie used s lic e .- s lu lly in ca n n ing fo r
W o rd was receivioi fro m the mt a ll o f the com m on fr u its except
pears, the c irc u la r indicates.
In
re ta ry o f w a r th a t he died M ay 21.
type o f s y ru p
P ic. L a c k y was h orn In C o lla g e m a k in g the th in
Grove Ja n u a ry H, I92.I and is the used In canning, n e ith e r the lig h t
o n ly c h ild o f M r L a c k y . lie a t­ n o r d a rk corn s y ru p is recom - ,
a lth o u g h
tended h igh sell ail at lla r r is h u r c mended w ith ch e rrie s,
ith X e r can be used In m a k in g a
and jo in e d lh . n a tio n a l g u ard in " e ¿
I'rup.
Eugene lie served th re e years In
71“ ' . *
r
TAGE F i n ?
Moose Lodge Meets
June has been a n o rm a l m o n th
up to th e present tim e according
to the records o f the w e a th e r sta-
M e e ts E v e r y T U E S D A Y
tio n a t the C o tta g e G rove dam. i
N ig h t, 8 :0 0 o 'c lo c k
H ig h te m p e ra tu re s fo r the m o n th
P e te r s e n 's H a ll
1 8 -tfc
reached on the lH th w ith a
J * * ? » « ofr 91 deKr<* * In 1943 ,be
h igh fo r June was 90, in 1942. 92,
in 1941. 90. R a in fa ll to d a te meas­
Big K ille r
ures .43 o f an Inch. T h e lo w to r
Automobiles have kilk-d 789 000
the m o u th was 40 on th e 13th.
people since the tu rn of the century.
E a r th ’s W e i(h t ('•n ip u te d
The earth's weight is computed at
six sextdlion. six hundred and sixty
q u in tillio n tons.
<A sextilllon Is
composed of a unit and 21 zeros A
q u in tillio n is composed o t a unit
and 18 zeros »
In d ia n
DANCE
Every Saturday Nite
A T T H E ARMORY
R eservatio n
Although the Cherokee Indian
i boundary in N orth C arolina is a
1 Private corporation chartered by
the state of N orth Carolina, recent
federal court decisions classify It as
a reservation In the same sense as
lands granted to western tribes.
Good Music
Public Welcome
IRISH « SWARTZ
FRIENDL Y FOOD SER VICE
ENJOY TRADING W HERE F R IE N D S H IP AND COURTESY
IS STILL A BIG PA R T OF OUR EV E R Y D A Y B U S I N E S S
LIFE. YOU’LL LIK E OUR W AY.
FRUIT
JARS
Post Toasties
2 5 69c
Kerr or Ball
Pints
11 OUNCE PKG.
3 PKGS.
Dozen
Quarts
79c
Dozen
Make Irish’s your
headquarters for
canning supplies
We have a com
.... 24c
plete stock
A P P L E BUTTER, Libby No. 303
Crackers
Tea
Marshmallow
W H IP
36c
P int
Red A rrow , 2 lbs.
L iptons,
l ib .
29c
54c
HEMO, hot or cold d r in k ........................ 59c lb.
Potatoes
No. 1 Quality
Rancho
SO UP M IX
3 pkgs.
25c
Mushroom
SO U P M IX
DeLuxe
10 lbs.
Grapefruit
F IN E COECHELLA
Quality
« 79
10c
BUY BO N D S