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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1946)
TUI KSDAY. .11 ne «, |946 THE SENTINEL, CCTUOK GROVE, OREGON PAGE TURKE “HOT WATER” A benefit comedy in two nets given by Doremi Grange WED. JUNE 12 JEFFERSON GYMNASIUM AT 8 00 P M Children 25c Adult« 50c Incl. Tax. N|N>nM»r«<<l by the .. .............. f*rof«H>4<HuU Women'. Club USED CARS WANTED F/oyit Qithcns Motors Authorized Dealer PHONE 27 YOUR CAR WILL LOOK BETTER, RUN BETTER AND LAST LONGER . IF YOU TAKE IT TO CUTTS BROS GARAGE IMMEDIATE REPAIR SERVICE CAR PAINTING and FENDER WORK ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 158R 238 South 10th Street 36 Per Cent of Cars Checked Are Found Defective LONDON a home with small acreage in thia vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. C R. Pease of The Ray Harris children Albany were overnight guests last having the scarlet fever. week end at the home of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hull and Pease’« sister, Mrs. I?auren< family of Vancouver, Wash., are Barkemeyer- For Sunday dinner another sister, Mrs. P. A Gud- here looking after their farming liams and husband of Cottage inion M and visiting at the C. Plaster home. Thirty-six per cent of the pri Grove attended. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Mr. Fred Alcorn and son Frank Mr and Mrs. W. L. Baker are vate passenger car« checked by Eugene Approximately 15O0 stu attending the state grange con of Nampa, Idaho were visitors at police throughout Oregon during dents are expected to register for vention at Baker, Ore. this week. the first four days of the current tiic Gale Roby home last week. the forty-second annual University Mr. and Mrs, George Gunn and Miss Alice Mann of Roseburg jsilicc safety ch<s k program, were of Oregon summer sessions be spent Monday visiting the Italie Deanna returned home tram Salt defective in some respect, Secre ginning June 16, Dr. Dan E. Clark, Hulls at the Claude Plaster home. tary of state Robert S Farrell Lake Thursday. head of th«- history department Jr., said today. Mrs. Maxine Freeman and Nan and director of the summer mvsonk lodge owr amzed I Of 1,931 can cheeked from May are spending a few days with her ■ions, has announced. AT OAKRIDGE 15 to May 19. police reported 713 parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing Dr. Eldon Johnson, head of the A nice shower was given for with defects. The average number A masonic lodge was instituted political science department at the Miss Clara Powell at the Harry at (Mkridge, Saturday evening by of defects per defective vehicle university and national academic Garman home May 29. Over 30 rel was 1.93 director of the army air force pre- Fred W Hartman, Grand Master Defective brakes, head lights, i atives and friends were there. meteorology progmm and director of the Grand Lodge of Oregon. The Cake and lemonade was nerved. meeting, held at the IOOF hall, • ail lights and stop lights led the The engineer shows nerve is . spending a few of the graduate school of ib<> de was attended by 175 Master Ma list of vehicle def«vtx noted by . Don . Ewing ,, - partment of agriculture, Washing and speed Iiolice, Farrell said. During the d“*” sons from Portland, Eugene, Cot-, ton, D C. prior to joining the He brings the drink that perio«l May 15 to July 1 state A bir,hday dinner was held at •age Grove, Junction City, Cres university, will serve as acting dir- and kx»a| polic throughout the ..J!!”’“, J0™ folks all need. well, Springfield, Gardiner, Drain, «•ctor, university president Dr. It builds you up and keeps MU<m are «-he krng brakes, lights Harry K. Newburn announced. Dr. Tillamook and other places you fit— hortw and windshk'ld wipers on all • lark will be on leave of absence throughout the state. Sheriff Tom yehieh. stopped during routine <•„- ( Take your own doctor’s ax visiting professor al the Univer A. Swarts of Eugene was a special guest. forcement activity. In some in word for it. sity of California, Berkeley, Calif. ent for dinner. Grand officers present were H. stances, city police departments Veterans will increase th« 1 en Mr. Dale Cox and family of arc operating voluntary check rollment from its last year’s 543. D. Proudfoot, secretary; Lewis A. lanes when- motorists may have | Glide, Ore., have moved to their it is expected, and the sessions' Meisel, D.D.M. District No. 9; their vehicles checked by police. home in Ixindon. curriculum will be organized with Walter M. Ranson, Sr. Warden; Th«' object of the police safetv — The . R. . D. Harper family . - have an eye to presenting courses that Shalor Eldrige, standard bearer; check program ix to emphasis« the ^7*’”, C"*k *hc«v will give continuity to the courses Sherman Smiley, D.D.M, Dirt. No. n.-.rt for U tter maint.-Lncr as a V < k 12; Roland F. Randall, D.D.M. I all 521 Ccttatz Grois. in the regular acedemic school Dist. No. 10. 1 means of accident prevention Far- , ¿d M Lynch and year. There will be more lower- 7" division courses as well as special courses for those jx r on« who plan Sow ' CO"U,nlng ““K- thix rnonthTm furlough from^sTn to enter medical or dental schools or the school of nursing, and pro-' tuX“';"? n.r Walter E Co- fessional work leading to the high liri™nxXl^ °f Wan Who U home ,rom school teacher's certificate or re , ¡1 |k Cn<‘ hundrcd w;lg a visitor 0» S. T Clark He newal of an emergency certificate. he of 1« «tationed at Swan Island navy The first session will begin June « 1. ior ,hc ,u"n<’ Periwl yard in Portland. lit and end July 23; the second of 1945. Secretary of State Robert f r» rw. . m , 1 « S Farrell Jr. said t.xlav M F D (Xerholser was also will be from July 24 to August "Thus whih" ,?i ’ Í!U<■*, ,hr S T c,«rk* Sun- 29, and each will yield a possible DON’T FORGET TO LISTEN TO THE REXALL RADIO nine acedemic hours, or the equiv alent to a regular school term. SHOW EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT, CBS, 6:30. 1500 Students Are Expected for U of 0 Summer Schoo] Cdliná Daiw KEM S for DRUGS The Rexall Store MM. .h-numb,., vX a XJ“ in reiatlon to th«- exposure to ac- cJdcnt, has not increased." the MAMME CORFU OF’FERS Secretary of State said. EM NATIONAL OPPORTI Nin Motor vehicle use during the finit four month« of 1946* Men 17 -d OI ¿»«o soared 26 can now join the marine corps to new highs for this state. Farrell for 2. 3 or 4 years. The marines said. The month of April, for ex ample, saw • the highest gasoline offer you adventure, international travel and a high school or col consumption of any one month in lege education in any school of th«- state's history, he declared. your choice If you enlist on or While Oregon's death rate is dr* <ar<. th«» death rate may start] of college and a 3 <»r 4 vear en 48 months, use continues to climb ” rarreii Beedes thete opjxirtunities, th«- said. marinea teach you technical and sj»ecial vocationamich as; «viatiom Old _ ,. , Lace ] diesel engines. W&tomoMle. radio i , 10 renew To renew uia uld lace, lace, squeeze squeese in In not hot photography, criminal invest Iga- iftnv wuler it« rr.l/1 ' s tions, fingerprinting __ .... soapy water fhssti then in cold and lot/”of ter. and finally in milk to stiffen it Press on the wrong side. other subjects. LATHAM Mrs. W. Artau and baity and Mrs. Perasso and child of San F rancisco have been spending some time visiting at the Chas. Stockdale home. Mrs. Artau is a daughter. Mrs. Ellon LaJoie, mother of Mrs. Ebie Chilson, died May 29th at Marcóla. The Chilsons attended the funeral Saturday at Spring- field. Mrs. Ruby Hill of Portland vis ited recently at the Fred Harris )K»mc and went on to Port Orford to visit her parents, the Millers. George and Benni«» Campbell of San Francisco visited at the Bos- well and Walker homes and with relatives in Eugene this week «f and Mrs. F. B. VanNurtwick resklents since 1915 have sold farm to a partv from ’ * ~ Los Angeles. They expect to buy Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore will tell you about all our summer specials. FAST RELIEF FOR ACHES AND PAINS TO HELP YOU FEEL JUST FINE— Rexall Puretest Aspirin 10c — 49c Now is the time to stock that medicine chert First&id Quik Bauds, ready made bandages .... ........ 23c Firstaid Gauze — Firstaid Adhesive Plaster Puretest Tincture of Iodine ............. 25c Puretest Mercurochrome ...... _ 35c Rex-Salvine for Minor Bums ............. 3^ Puretest Boric Acid Crystals ....... iq 5 Puretest Epsom Salts ................ 25c Rexall Milk of Magnesia ......... .............. .... 39c Het Water Bottles............. ......... ‘........... $1.5CT Clinical Thermometers .................... $1.50 So men take advantage of this great opportunity and enlist today or contact your nearest marine recruiting office for further in formation. • Main lobby. Cottage Grove ar mory on Wednesdays or room 207, Eugene armory, Eugene, Orc. TAYLORt RAFT ARRIVES AT C. G. FLYING FIELD Arrival of a new Taykircraft last Sunday means that plans for lots of flying by members of the C. G. Flying club can now be car ried out. Ralph Alien piloted the plane from Ohio. It Ls at the d G. airport on South 6th street and members may now start flying at cost. Plans arc also underway for the purchase of an Aeronca I Chief. At the last meeting the mini mum cost of flyig a Tayloreraft was set at $3.00 an hour, to be raised or lowered as the condition i suggests. During the meeting on the 27th il was also announced that the $5.00 monthly dues is payable by memlx»rs starting June 1st, and must be paid by June 10th or it will be delinquent. Members may lake their payments to Ralph Al- , len at the C. G. airport or to Jan«» Harris at the Gas Company or they may lie mailed to E. Rhode Bullington. Lorane route. The next meeting will be June 10th, Jefferson school at 8;00 p. m. A class in ground school will also be conducted at that time. RICHFIELD Most Otlnrfl|i",S Fares in Oregon are 40% Lower Since 1933 STRANGE as it sounds. Pacific Greyhound little more to operate a depot for 6 buses BECAUSE thr strrict it being inertated! a day than it docs for 4, and so on. Look at it this way... Ifmore people ride, PacificGreyhound's As Oregon communities grow, and as costs go down. And Pacific Greybomtd> more frequent service is added, more fiatses this taring on to the profile of Oregon... people ride Pacific Greyhound buses. 35 in the form of lower fares and better, more passengers can be carried on one bus for frequent service than ever. EARL GAINES HAVE YOU INCREASED THE INSURANCE ON YOUR HOME AND CONTENTS? no more than it costs to carry 25. It costs fsres In Oregon have been reduetd. , , — 802 MAIN STREET — PHONE 97 If you have not done so you are probably under insured. Replacement costs are 140% higher than.ten years ago. Let us help figure your pres ent day value for insurance purposes. J.B. 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