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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1945)
T in K S D .n , .11 N E 2K, DH., U H , S E M L \K L . ( D I Í At i K M U A E D U E G uN Saginaw Lalhatn „ , „ K, . . ,__ . . , The F rie nd ly Neighbor« club The 1 iem nn grange attended the met at the home of M ildred Shar- the Hebron church Sunday. The on Thursday w ith an a ll day pic- Rev. It 11. Foster p reach'd -|x ole an,I a potluck dinner at noon. p |„| sermon fo r the occasion Alyet Ice cream was served la te r In the w h ite pave a w h istlin g olo afternoon V isitors were M rs Eva ‘W hispering Hope.** A fte rw a rd « Authorized Dealer I la risen of McKenzie Bridge, Ix*o- potluck dinner was served in the nora Johnston and liouse gue»t. grange hall D u rin g the n f r n o o n PHONE 27 Reía Hornabrook of Eugene and piano and banjo music and com- Mm. K zmc B a cktel a nr I children of in a n ity singing were enjoy, d. Santa Cruz, C alifo rn ia. In Mie n M r. and Mrs. Leslie H u ll anti ' conic«,» given, Iris Gcwhaeh, children returned to Vancouver, a fte r about two Mm. A. Rose T w ing anil Mrs. M innie Keene and Ruby Ben«,on Washington, iJuris M orelock returned Monday won Ihe most prizes. This was the weeks sp< n, here. M r. and Mrs. Ix t* I k s , , and fro m Vancouver, Wash., where last m eeting o f the club u n til the firs t |ia rl o f October. | fa m ily o f Lorane visited Sunday at they witnessed the launching of M rs. Claude W illey and daugh- the home o f his b ro th e r here I he S. S. E rale Ryle at the Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. A G illia m p, nt Shipyard». T lw y wore also guests te r Ruby Faye o f Roseburg and at the Sponsors' I,u n til eon. Mm. Jr>e Sherlock o f Ihe U. S. navy Sunday at the coast. T w ln g's |m inting of the late Ernie were dinner guesls one day last M r. and M m. Charles Rowell C a ttle feeders In luine county Ryle Is ili«|4ayud it, the majn week at the Lxiwcll Renston home. and fa m ily attended th, Rowell M r, and M rs. Herm an A h lx itt reunion Sunday. can now iip fily to the C o u n ty A A A lounge of the «hip , .O ffice fo r beef ca ttle production Mrs. L . W arnung,on and fo ur " f Fugcnc •Çe" t ,h ” w'* 'k , nd M erle P o rte r is building an ad paym ents under the government's children and Mrs. I L F. S ta rk and the home o f Herm an's parents, ditio n to Ins house. / new program to Increuoe I lie pro- tw o children o f Berkeley, C alif., M r. and Mrs. Jim A bbott. Members o f the Latluirn 4 -If Anna Louise Keene spent sever duetlon o f m aul. art* visitin g Mm. W srnungton's al days Inst week at the home of Garden club were guests o f th eir I Feeders art* encourage,I to feed father, S. V. IXidlny. lender R ichard W olleat a, a pic- more cuttle, Including those he Mr. and M m . A rn okl W righ t of her uncle, W a lte r Cline al Idsston M rs. A. C B a cktel and children nlc h ,|d " n Mosby creek Sunday purchas,*« and lhour he raises, Io Cheshire were Sunday guests at Members who attended w ere Jim Good and Choice grudes under the the home of Mm. W rig h t's moth- of Kanta (Cruz. C alifo rn ia, are vis and Joel Rynch, R erry La Blue, itin g several weeks w ith Mm. new program. The m e,hot, o f pay- er, Mrs. Florenco Monroe. T h e ir „ . , „ . men, is s im ila r to the d a iry pay- tw o children tX in u ld a n il A rn o k l ’ ‘ k t e ls m other, M is . Roy S tew - Allen Roswell, F rancis Chapman, Richard B u ffin gto n , J e rry W ol m ent program also b a n d i e d returned home w ith them a fte r Hr'" leat, and Lcnore B arter. Invited through Ihe C ounty A A A O ffice. spending thr,«e week» w ith th e ir Several o f the ladies me, a, the guests were Barbara and Joyce according to C ounty A A A C h a ir- ' grandm other here. home o f Mm. Inez M ontleth one Godard and Ix irra ln e R orter. nuin Ernest E. fiehnrnk. N ine Koy Scouts of Tnx>,, 13 itf afternoon last week and tied out D orothy H a rris and Belva Jean The beef c a ttle production pay-1 Ikmwva le ft Sunday fo r a week'll ,W<J u u llts fo r her. Garman who are employed in Eu m ent umognta to 50 cent« per camping trip at Camp L ucky boy Clarence L a w s o n o< San Jose, hundred-w eight on Good or Choice «• Blue R iver. i C alifo rn ia, is vis itin g at the home gene spent the week end a, home. M rs. "Ethel Day and Mrs Emory c a ttle w eighing Him pound» o r , M r and Mrs. I f . Nixon of Eu- of his brother, Claude and fam ily, H a rris are v is itin g w ith friends in more and M illing fo r at least the gem* w ere .Sun,lay guests at the r (., u H ornabrook of Eug, ne m inim um stabilization jimce. which Louis ’ *“ Dodge * hnrne spending tlje sum m er w ith Leo- N ew port fo r the w eek, M r. and Mrs. 11. E. Yates and fo r sales In tills county Is $14.05 M rs. (Hite fo n k lin o f A rling ton , llora Johnston. son of M ilwaukee, Wisconsin, are .. , T lie la v i cut t i r production pay- Wash., Is visitin g relatives here A t the annual school meeting here , o visit a, th e home o f h e r m ent Is nvulliible to a ll feeders, in tn a s I cetera left last week fo r held recently, Jay Burleson wus cluding slaughterers who also are • visit w ith friends at Lwwixton, elected d ire c to r and (Claude K ir- parents, M r. and Mrs, Hugh T run- nell. feeder«, provid««! th e ir cu ttle m<*et Idaho. kendall clerk. the pnigrum requirem ent*. Hazel Cooper, Diane M orelock To be eligible, a feeder must and Ronald Chapman are attend c e rtify on his application i l l that ing 4-H summer »ctxxil u l C brval- he owned the ca ttle at least 30 la, Cap, Meh. M and M rs. George days before Ih e lr sale, tg i that Ivan S m ith o f I z, rane IN D E P E N D E N C E , P r, Ident Mrs. J. W W . Mon‘ Mon- Ten the c a ttle weighed at least 800 s.w n , Sunday at the bona* o f h e r Gray, M r. . “ and r'd MrS announced Wednesday pounds when sold, (3 i thut the « e v Dudlev n < h o f ®*n ,,,e * W ashington, were Trum ' an c a ttle brought not less than $14 - ' y , . visito rs fo r a few days at the . ‘ he has accepted the resigna M r and Mrs. Ernes, la c k e y ( / home o f M r. anil Mrs. Clarence tion o f Edward R. S tettin ius Jr. R5, and (4) that the ra ttle were as secretary of state and has sold fo r slaughter to an a uth oriz Ixiran e wen* Sunday visitors a, Gray. Cpt. G ray is on leave He is named him as the Am erican rep- the Monroe home, ,hc bro the r of Clarence Gray ed slaughterer. Sunday a picnic dinner was on- on the U nited Nations An « uihorizcu slaughterer 1» Joyed by Cpt. and Mrs. George __________________ lin y slaughterer who operates u n G ray, M r. and Mrs. J. W. Mon- der F«*d«*ral Inspection or under M r. and M rs. Clarence Gray, un ORA perm it at the tim e he | Marl«* Hansen left Wednesday K Quinn. M r. and Mrs. Fr«*d slaughters the feeder ca ttle on fo r C incinnati, Ohio, fo r a year's w hich Ihe |>ayment has lx*cn made. Internship In dietetics ut the Good Q uinn and Nancy (Juinn at Blue R iver. W hile there the men fished * « - " • r I- r t h l « * “ ■ Ä l . ' S K M rs B ert H ite o f Sandy is mak- “ • »»««• McKenzie dam. |n receive payment provided pay Ing a few days Visit at the home A t the annual school meeting m ent luid not previously been o f her son Dave. June lftth Fred Q uinn wax re-elect- made on his c u ttle He may also r r « e l Ive v e i pa>m u M I s OH o n e s t r i e h e r a i . i ‘ tJvin Sunday K**U> f9"»"* ,rf H ite Boyd d l r , W ,C a t O lker r t w was 3 > reelected e a r s t t n d clerk, M rs . at, n ( a tth he rnix- j T,'< visited ut the cd provided they are eligible under home. ,........ y i ........ ......, from , ___ Helen Quinn lias returned the program. To collect the pay Gene Paul o f Eugene 1» staying Florence where she visited a, the m ent lie must substantiate tix* t a c 11 ¡ r " » - ' « * » *• *« -■ > F loyd Qithcns M otors I Dorena Cattle Federation Apply for Beef Output Payments Walker Edw. R. Stettinius Jr., Named to New Post The president »«id th a t h r ha» ix'oppted Ste, tinul»' resignation ax o f Wednesday, and that the sec- re ta ry o f state has accepted his new post. The president said th a t he would name a new secretary o f state when he gets back to Wash- ingtan, probably next Monday o r Tuesday. • ........ - M EATIER C H ICK EN BECOM ES GOAL O l POI LTBY I.E A O E K s CHICAGO- Am erica's tw o - b il lion d o lla r p o u ltry in d u stry was challenged today 14 o f its na tional leaders to [ir,xlu<*e a fas, growing, b etter m ea,-type chicken to help retain the m arkets poul- trym en have won during the cur- rent meat shortage. A 48-»,ate contest lo develop a broad-breasted chiek«n com parable to the popular broad- breast ed tu rk e y was announced by the group, according to D. D. Slade, secretary. In te rn a tio n a l Baby C hick association, Xx xington K entucky, who wan elected chalr- F AU E man o f a cuperviaory com m ittee to fo rm ulate plana fo r the contest. The contest w ill last three year* and w ill bring a $5,000 cash prize i ABO OF TIIANKR We wish to extend our gratitude to our many friends and neighbors fo r th e ir kindness and expressions to the p o u ltry man breeding the o f sym pathy in the recent illness best bird Annual progress awards and death o f o u r loved one. w ill to ta l $3,000. A rd ella M. Black —•— -—- • 46-ltc and fam ily. Towel Hems When buying towels examine the Cleaning Lee Heater hems for a clue to thalr worth Hems . To clean an egg-beater quickly, Should be turned bark carefully and I give it a few turns in o l d water, sewed w ith Ar.e stitches. Corners then in hot water, and finally a few should be m atly backstitched. turns in the s ir. Keep the cogs and _______ ' wheels ou, of the water. KEM S for DRUGS The Rexall Store DUNBAR GLASS Tea Tots ........... $1.40 Tea Kettles ......... Coffet Makers $1.70 Double Boiler Glass Bake Sets, 14 Pc.................... $2.49 K E N T ’S M ARKET SUN HATS $140 $2 20 LOTS OF THEM Big ones and little ones 80c to $1.15 Bring Your Kodak Finishing to Us- Others Do. Still Open Till 9:30 Every Day HIGH CLASS WORK AT NO EXTRA COST 4c A PRINT Groceries V e/etib les and we have Meats. GYPSY CREAM for Poison Oak, 8 oz. W aat 4 cases c f eggs each week. We reserve the right to sell smoking tobacco to grocery customers only. PHONE 83 50c STOPS for Skeeters’ ................. ..... 35c REXEME CREAM for Sunburn, 6 cz. ... 49c COL D GLASSES for SUN GLARE 29c to $4 50 CREME COLOGNE Windsor House $1.00 42 OIL Shampoo, Pint 89c HAND CREAM Lov ere 39c & 89c SHAVING CREAM Stag, tube .................... 29c .NASAL JELLY Rexall ............ SORETONE for A thlete’« F t................... 89c 25c 20% Tax on Toilet Goods Delight Valley Every Person in the Wood Industry should read this message! paw . and 'h e Weight nt the tim e MaJ( , n m i|y wen- Sun- o f fHirchaxe He mu«t c e rtify the day dinner guests at the Ernest grade and weigh, o f the eaream Seam home in Cottage Grove. a fte r »laughter to fu rth e r d ete r | C /N Esther Haraten of P ortland m ine the e lig ib ility o f the ra ttle . spent the week end a, her home A feeder o the r Ilian a feeder- 1,,.^ »laugh,erer must present sale» re- Janette Gerdts of Santa Bar- c rip ,« . Invoice«, scale ticket», o r barn t *u, ta vis itin g at Ihe home o th e r w ritte n evidence from th« of h(.r ,m r, . „ u M r Ull(j M r„ w buyer ,o v e rify ( l l date of »ale, OewR». <21 the name of the buyer, (3> Ashley F latcn is attending 4-H the point of sale, (4 , the number , uinm er „ . ^ 4 a( Cbrvalll». o f head, <51 the to ta l llvew eight, (til the price received, and <7l Ihe AIJXM'ATEH «IB.noo K »lt SOt'TII LANE IHSTKKT n IIE I.L name o f the legally authorized »laughterer to whom »old. C om m unity W a r Loan quotas in uddltlon, the feeder. If he throughout the western states w ill d ill no, raise the cattle, must show shnre In the $15,000,000 Seventh th e status of the i . i l t l e al the W a r LOM DftVU bond pW dMtM Ol tim e he purchased them by tu rn - Shell O il Company, Incorporated, b illing the name of the jx*rson Pacific Coast T e rrita ry , i t was an fro m whom purchased, and the noumed last week. date o f purchase. The feeder may This sum Is the same as tha, »Iso be required to furn ish edl- representing w a r lx»nd purchase dence that the (laymen, had not by the o il com|iany in the S ixth been made previously on these i W a r D»au, which was nearly cattle. tw ice the amount hough, in any previous drive, Shell o ffic ia ls said. GERM KILLING LIGHTS , The $15,000,000 Is in addition to UtHPI-AYEl) the Individual bond quota sòl fo r “ * ■ Shell'« H.000 employe«*» In the ,, Dodger« Electric and Mm. Ivn h H nnkln went lo N o ll 1" riday to v is it w ith M r. and M r,. > I»<>ug Rankin and daughter and «»n-ln-law, M r. and Mrs. H arvey Yarlxirough. L ast Sunday supper guests at ’ he Fred Q uinn home were Mr«, Iva h Rankin o f Eugene, Torn Quinn o f N o rth H ollywood, C all- fo rn ia and W illia m H a rin g of Florence. Lum ber M anufacturing The lum ber m a n u fa e tu rirg tn Ju i- try Is made up of 38.E35 in d ivid u a l unit». Several o f the la rg e r manu- faeturlng concerns have th e ir own g research laboratories and have eon- T» trib u te d greatly tow ard the solu- tlon of waste use problems, but the- rem ainder of the m ills are so small in size that they cannot undertake much, If anything. In ,l»c way of research PLUMBING All Work Guaranteed Radio west. •hop at 505 M ain »tree, have on $16,000.00 has been alloted to display new g e rm -killin g lamps. ,h<* Cottage Grove quota, »tate» Which have not been available E. R. Husted, local manager, heretofore. The lamp endorsed by - — physicians and other» I» no, a cure Improvement Room bu, a preventative. The lam p hung N early 3,000,t)’>o fam ilies plan to »o Ihu, the ray« an* directed to j repaint the exteriors of their homes. w ard the ceiling und reflected and 84».(NN) plan ,o redecorate Interiors 1» operated on llw theory th a t Its and 144.009 intend to reflnisb doors, U ltra violet ray» destroys the sus i says the chamber of commerce of pended germs the cuuho o f the the United States, which presages a common cold and o th e r contagi home and fa rm Im provem ent boom I totaling $7.000.000,090 when victo ry on» diseases. The lant|»» an* no, expensive, 1 in the war ennblea w a rtim e restrlc- costing less thun the fluorescent j tlons to be lifte d and manpower I shortages relieved. fo tg p of today. We have Bath Tubs. Sinks, Showers, Range Boilers. If you want quick service Phone 68 J. P. Walker 20 South 5th Street W A TC H FO R OUR OPENING IN OUR NEW LOCATION, 625 MAIN STREET across the street from our present location. It Will Really Be Something Western Auto Supply Co. Phono 225 Cottage Grove, Ore. LARRY H. LEVENS Authorised Dealer and Owner And Here Is Why: J There is no reconversion problem ■ in this industry. Production will instantly shift from war to peace. There is a big civilian demand for lumber and wood pulp. During the war practically all wood produc tion has gone to war. There arc 23,000 lumber dealers, and if you have tried to build anything lately, you know th eir bins are empty. 9 Som e e x p e r t s s a y t h a t th i s country will build 12,000,000 new homes in 10 years after the war, starting just as soon as he p and m aterials are available. People have saved the money to da ie. A P riv a te f o r e s t. management is gro w in g tre e s for th e fu tu re. Science has m eans of utilizing former wood wastes. Laminations, pulp products, plywoods, alcohol -— a long list of advances spells better utilization of wood. And that means more jobs. The Scan dinavian countries are now cut ting th e ir 4th and 5th crops of timber. We still have many years to go on our first crop, and millions of acres are growing new trees. F To th e m an of am bition, th e THE BOHEMIA LUMBER SALES CO. J. H. CHAMBERS & SON COTTAGE GROVE LUMBER COMPANY ROW RIVER LUMBER COMPANY SCOTT LUMBER COMPANY Pacific Northwest offers unusual o p p o rtu n ity . I t is a grow ing country.
