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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1946)
Uli USIMI. HAI THE HEÂTLNEL. CüTTAUK UIÍÜVE. OREGON IS. 199, CRESWELL YOU ARE WELCOME At the B. & H. Flying Field State approved and 0 A. A. designated. Ships and in- atructor available at all time«. All 0. A A. rules and regu lations necessary for private license available at the field. No other schooling required. Contact ns for detailed in formation. No field or tie down charge for your shin. B. & H. FLYING SERVICE miles north Cottage Grove on No. 99. Phone 363 J 2 for appointment with instructor. .TH-atc-iO WANTED EXPERIENCED GREEN CHAIN MEN SI.15 per hour * W. A. WOODARD LUMBER CO. 39.41. 42 Long Distance expansion program in full swing Millions of dollar» will bo »pent broadening »orvico on tbo Pacific Coati Plans for Milk House Should Be _ _ - - — Well, we have survived the Mother's Day again and by now mother has restored the old home Io normal once more. This event Vised to really mean something. fllrpMAM nu But lately this dumb observance VlWwyVW UJ Uldlv (queen tor a day) has grown to. --------- lx* a foot race to see which young- Dairymen who either are build- ster brings the best gift; and the ing or contemplate building milk 1 storekeeper reaps a rich reward houses may save themselves time in most anything mother's utile and money be ascertaining that to use, a new washlxiurd or iron. such construction and equipment To commercialize so fine a day meet state requirements for the has irked the writer beyond words. grade of milk they sell. Such plana So fierhap* pny no attention to may be submitted for approval or mother all the year, then break ; suggestions to L. S. Leach, Box out like a rash of measles all of a .'164, Corvallis, who is the repre sudden and shower her with gifts sentative of the state department ami flowers, is about 75% suspi of agricu)tur<’. division of food* cions. and dairies for Lane, Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Doty and son ' Linn and Benton counties. Or they William undK Mrs, Mitchell and may be writ direct to the depart tlx* Vaughn family wen* guests ment headquarters al Salem. Sunday at tile GeoUtratton home. State regulations require cer We were sorry toleurn of the tain type* of materials as well as sudden death of Mrs. R. Walkes, construction. Materials going Into Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. Walker construction of milk hous<*s should was a cousin of Mrs. C. I. Kent. be moisture proof. On this point, Mrs Bart Perini and Mrs. Wm. Leach says pumice building blocks Gillenwater are at the Sacred are not imperious to moisture un Heart hospital under observation less they arc plastered with ce and treatment. ment or otherwise treated so they Notice has been given of the will not be too absorbent. engagement of the daughter of Mr. Leach says also that he was Mr. and Mrs. C, I. Kent. • advised while in Salem recently to lAicile is a high school graduate attend a division conference In and Eugene Vocational school of connection with the new fluid milk Eugene and been busy at the regulations that the department Fann Security Administration of is now receiving from those in fice at fAmiath Fulls and for twist charge of fi-deral testing for three years at Salem in the Oipi- Bang’s disease up-to-the-minute trol building Mr. Gorman has seen reports on location of reactors. As 15 months oversea duty and is the a result, the division is now in a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gor IKMition for the first time to en force that portion of the so-cal man of Bayard, Iowa. It was flower day and there led pasteurization law relating to were many lovely arrangements raw milk sold in bottles. and with the program the young- Briefly, this law requires that est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob in herds where reactors arc found Easterling treated the audience the herd be tested at intervals of with a violin solo. For a six-year- 15 to 21 days for four tests. If old child it was above average and reactors are found and removed left the audience standing and after each test, and no reactors cheering the little lady in sur- found on the fourth test, the herd prise and appreciation. will be disease-free. If, however, The play "Hot Water" given by on the fourth test. Bang's disease the Dorctta grange with proceeds reacton, are found again, as far to go to their growing building as the sale of raw milk is concern fund ws» well attended, They are ed. the milk must be pasteurized giving it the coming Saturday if sold in the bottle and can trade. night Let's all turn out and help It does not apply to dairies pro swell the fund andhelp them all ducing raw milk for pasteuriza we can. They have worked hard tion, as milk which is pasteurized all winter and deserve a boost. eliminates any danger of undulant The play is good. Come and have a fever, which is the human form of Bang’s disease. good laugh. Your correspondent was glad once again to attend grange after so many months away and Mr arid Mrs. Charlie Peterson enjoyed the happy handshakes and and Mrs Eva Young are moving greetings. to the property they bought from We note in our last grange bul letin the headlines "Where is our Sugar Going Wish we could give it word for word is certainly worth it. We would like to ask ail our white collar up and ups too •’Where’s all our Chicken Feed Going What’s Wrong?" —» A *L MOSBY CREEK PAGE THRBOB Hart Johnston, which was former- ly part of the James Lebow ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson have sold their place at Walden to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Harris. The Mosby Creek Extension club met all day Thursday with Mrs. Sig Nelson with Miss Nellie Lyle in charge of the meeting which was “Care of the Feet.” Thia is the last meeting of the club year and it was decided to have a picnic in August. Tiiose going to Eugene Friday for the Mosby Creek Extension club on Program Planning day were Mrs. Ruth Patten, president, and Mrs. Doris Freeman, secre tary and treasurer, Mrs. Shirley Wooden gave a birthday dinner Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Ruth Patten and Mrs. Agnes Miller. Those present were the husbands and families of the honored guests. Calling Sunday at the Clifford Lebow home was Kus Eunice Al len of Silk Creek. Paul Anderson who is working in Newberg spent Mother's Day with home folks. Callers Sunday at the Lester Rearrick home were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rearrick and daughter Glenda Lea. Mother's Day guests at the Pearkins Miller home were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blackmore and daughter Anna and Mr. and Mrs. This and other models avail able for orchards, row crojis and pastures. Rain Birds are Dale Blackmore and son Ronnie.' Castle of Blue Mt Mrs. Ber'a McGuire and two Relatives and friends came to sons of Walden and Mr. and Mm. the home of Mrs. Esther Ward Gaant .Du I ley and two sons of Thursday and gave her a shower. Knox Hill were callers at the This was her third sho wet and home of Mr and Mrs. Harry she received a lot of lovely things. Custom built furniture. Also children's furniture and has socks. Old furniture re-covered and rebuilt. 12 record changer installed to your pretent radio, $39.95 complete. Sales and service on everything electrical including re frigeration. Quick, efficient service. All work guaranteed. Creswell Radio & Electric Service CRESWELL, OREGON PHONE 17-F-15 New Wallpaper Will brighten the interior of your home at small cost. We have a select stock of regular and Ready Pasted Trims paper awaiting your choos ing—Make your selec tion now— in stock again for your con venience. J. T. Short, Plumbing Green’s Hardware & Supply 314 Main Street Cottage Grove. Oregon Creswell, Ore. Phone 225 WALKER In 1946 alone, on the Pa cific Coast, millions of dollars worth of long dis tance equipment will be installed — some 200,(XX) miles of new circuits, for example... vacuum tube systems that boost the number of calls present wires can handle. This is a part of-our unprecedented $400,000,000 five- year program to provide an ever expanding, ever im proving telephone service here on the Coast. Yes, we arc on our way to providing a broader, faster, long distance service than you ever thought possible. For it ia our purpose to grow with the West and help The Walker grade school held their school picnic Friday, Par- ents attending the picnic were Mrs. Ruth Holiday. Mrs. Frank Rillings and children, Mrs. Elmer Martin. Mrs. Louis Johnson. Mrs. Boyd Walker, Mrs. Vernon Eng- land, Mary Quinn and Mr. and Mm. Donald Conner. There were four graduates, Jim Conner. Don- aid Carlson, Belle and Nancy Quinn. Mm. George Wickendoll was re- hired to teach next year. Saturday, May 18, will bh anoth er clean up day for the Walker . cemetery. Potluck dinner at noon and piease bring your table ser vice. w the West grow in every way we can. . The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 524 Main Street -Telephone Cottage Grove 83 Sul Vilutcd Statue uza of Guayaquil. Ecuador, statue of a famous m;n that bears the nume and peri tu- ates the memory of another Al- though engraved "Olmedo” and supposed to be a true likeness of that country’s mort celebrated post who died in 1817, it Is actually a statue of Lord Byron which was purchased in a London junk shop, the high cost of nn especially-made memorial having resulted in this compromise and substitution. American Legion Smoker BOXING & WRESTLING FRIDAY, MAY 24th Cottage Grove Armory 8:00 p.m. 32 rounds of excitement See your local boys In action. Folks asking about those new Chevronisighs And those questions are music to our ears —because we want you to know all about ’em. You see, lots of people appreciate the careful, friendly service they get at independent stations but they don’t always know they are "home- owned.” So those new Chevron Signs and the distinctive burgundy, cream and green paint jobs on our stations mean that we’re independ ent business-men in the community. It’s mighty important to us that our customers get the finest—so you can be sure we’ll continue to handle products like Chevron Supreme Gas oline and RPM Motor Oil. Our services and accessories will be the same high quality, too. Chevron Gas Stations will always honor Standard of California’s Chevron National Credit Cards, too. If you haven’t applied for one yet, we’ll be glad to take your application. REMEMBER... the same products, the same service, the same folks to serve you AUCTION Baseball uniforms to be worn this season with buyer’s name sold to highest bidder. Fun com petition. Help the boys. Sponsored by the American Legion for benefit of Junior baseball program. Adm. 50c YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT CHEVRON GAS STATIONS L. H. STRONG, 911 N. 9th HENRY GAEBBLES, 610 Madison GEO. A. GETTY, Saginaw GEO. KRAUSS, No. Hiway 99 ERNEST COOK, Delight Valley ORVILLE WHALEY, Lorane Rd.
