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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1946)
Frank and Winnie, but they *«y former rehident DIEN AT OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA they do not intend to go far away, Mr* Jean Robbins, RI, a form and the work of keeping »«rh a place was getting too much for er Cottage Grove resident, died at Without liemg affected by the her home in Oakland, Calif, May , method of water supply develop t hern. It i* a rcstleM age.Juxt go «long ‘21, following a brief ¡line»* Mr* ment so long as quantity is main highway 99. and notice how many Robbin* w i* the wife of the late 1 V tained. the City rewrvoit system place* have changed- hand* In the Dr. Robbin* who practiceri medi cine here neverai years and moved I* an Important feature of any Im l«»t year or two. Then' are Chnm- EAST MAIN JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS provement undertaken. iMTlaln*. DaLacey*. Oak Urova. to California in 1914. Surviving The desired capacity for such Shady Brook, and Pa*» Creek Ser- are a sister, Mr* Robert Chand lacillile* ha* been diacu*»ed pre- ( S)Mtlon dn<j Reid*, every *er- ler, ami one brother. Dr Clar vlouxly and indicate« «•omdderable *tnlion and auto camp you ence Will* of Oakland. Ctflif. a 45-2tp-4li deficiency in the pre»ent work* (n (hjd of the road. niece, Mr* John Turner, who liv Al*o, u* elaewhere indic'ited. the o( (Hir young people marry exiting structure I* incomplete #n‘d ^.(,1,. (lown here, though ed with her in Oakland and Mrs ns a unit in a modern water sys Mr». J Suiter gave a delightful Eileen Currin of Black Butte tem, particularly if that supply and well attended »hower for Mr. route. has been purified by filtration It Ixinald Gilman and hi* wife, the should be covered to • a) exclude former Barbara Ware of Spring- light, (b) prevent the entrance of field. who were married « week various form* of animal life. <c> ago. and have set up houwkeeping protect it from dirt and debris in a home on Bear Creek on the "A’ carried by winds and objectionable Sam Gilman place. "! XL leaving* by birds, and <di avoid Mr* Pauline Brown and Mr*. occasional pollution caused by peo- Ed Becker gave a lovely shower at Mr*. Brown'* home on Buck creek pie In previous discussion it Wil* last week for the recently married indicatisi that the total local res- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirtley, nee ervoir capacity ahouid I»' on the Gloria Anlauf Both these young order of 3« million gallon* to pr<»- people grew up and will continue vale tor fighting n fire of ten hour* to live here. We wish them a long I duration at a time when the sup and hapyy life together. ply system had suffered a break Another boy who wa* born and down. Although too much local went to school at Curtin, George | storage is probably novar obtained Skidmore, wa* married last wwk tlf the water *o held is properly to Mi** Nellie McGilvray. who also protected against deterioration, it attended the Curtin school for a MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WEST i* also true that many cities do time, a* a small child. It must be not have enough to »atisfy even June. minimum requirement«. A new Mr* P. B. Goin* I* spending a reservoir Incorporating modern few days with her oldest brother Dr. Harold 8 Rockstein, Registered Optometriit in Ch#i;i feature* of dc*fgn including a suit and family, the Harry Holts' at able cover i« recommended. It Creswell, getting acquainted with Zenith Hearing Aid—$40—$5 Down $5 a Month should have a capacity of 2 mil- their new daughter. Linda Nell, “ lion gallon*, thu* providing a total born June 9. Mr*. Goins' sister. " storage of 3 million gallons in Mrs Bernice .DeBoer, had a new Blur Mt . Mr* Sidney Davin and । the city While thi* would not boy June 7, at the Sacred Heart children of Beaverton Mr*. Bert« *ati*fy ideal requirement«, it | hospital in Eugene, This mean* We the committee ot the Blue MiGuirv and <m* called in the would no doubt ju*tify full credit that Grandpa Holt now has ten by the fire insurance underwriter* grandsons, and ten granddaugh Mt Community church call a busi evening. ness meeting Tuesday, June 25th Mis. Wanda Bridwell gave a and would give the City sufficient ters. '20 grandchildren. A picnic was held Sunday. June at H o'clock at the Blue Mi church *hower last Thursday honoring her ! storage to meet fluctuation* in i I for the purpose of electing the *i«ter-in-law Mr* Paulette Tucker the daily and hourly water de 16. at Cedar creek camp in honor 7 mand. which is *o necessary in of three wedding anniversaries, oc church committee and other bu*i- Ice cream and cake were «erved curring within the previous week ne«* for the furtherance of the for lunch and Mr». Tucker re- summer Detailed improvements of the The forty-fourth anniversary of church work All tho*o inteie«ted ceiled many nice gift*. distribution system are not out- Mr and Mrs. Charles Turpin, the ure urged to I*' present (Signed) lined* here but, wherever practi- twenty-seventh for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Durrat and Mr» Floyd Soil FcHUliatlon cable, the extension of mains 1 Frank Booher, a daughter of the Jone*. So far a» I* known, «oil fertiliza Mr. and Mr* Alpha Pitcher and tion doc* m.t »ighincsmly Incre«»« should tie such a» to provide fire first couple, all of Cottage Grove, family have moved Into thru new the content <f any vitamin« found protection to the benefitted area. and the fifth for Mr. and Mrs. Booher, eldest son home they have juat built In pinnt», but the iludiei tu date This in general will require the Charle* Willi* laying of pipe* no iin»* than six of the «econd couple, of Curtin. Mrs. Berta McGuire and son have been limited. inches in diameter with proper Present were the following, be- Melvin, Mrs George Foster. Mr valve* for it* control and with fire sides the honor guests: Darrel and and Mrs. Harry Castle ami Leon DUAL OCTANE QUALITY GASOLINE a Applr Varlrtlr* Raphael Booher. Miss Charlotte hydrants adequately »paced Lancaster ami am Larry, -ill at About 10.000 different apple vari The particular improvement« in Town* of Kansas. Mr and Mrs tended the funeral of Harvard ir.g unit makes possible tolume production ★ Some of your finest pleasure trips will Neu in Springfield Friday after etica bava been named and de dicated now are those necessary Leroy Perini and family. Mr. and of high octane gasoline components with acribotl. to satisfy the maximum demand Mr* Lester Turpin and famdy. noon . take you through desert and mountain for flow from reservoirs to the Mr and Mrs. Gerald Turpin and correct volatility characteristics. It makes Those present for father day at country, where vapor-lock is most likely center of distribution. The new family. Mr. and Mrs. Ida Mae Holling Polat tl^ Harr) Castle home Were Mr unnecessary the inclusion of elements either White and daughter. Mr and Mrs The bi lling point of water drop« pi|>es in* conjunction with those to strike. Vapor-lock occurs when "wild'’ und Mrs Grant Du I Icy and son now in use will provide capacity O. E. White and family. Mr and one degree for each SOO tert above Gary of Knu.x Hill. Mr and Mrs gaseous fractions in gasoline vaporize in for a flow to the city center in ac Mrs. George Pennock «nd family. Le* 1er Rearrick and *<»n Allen of »«.a lev*1 ance under all conditions. ‘ Mrs. and cordance with the recommendation Miss Betty Baker. Mr. I be fuel line. Back pressure is created which hereinbefore made. When these Walter Robertson and Mr. and A xo T. s \ es Dual Octane Quality and blocks the flow of gasoline to the carbu improvements are to be made the Mr*. Magnusson. Mr. and Mr*, controlled volatility eliminate vapor-lock, and son* retor. I he engine stalls and cannot be re actual routing of the pipe line* Chas. Turpin had five should be such as to be most ef grandsons in the armed force«, of and giv you instant starting, full and uni started until the vapor cools and becomes fective in replacing very small whom all but one have safely form power, smooth, fast acceleration at ail liquid again. lines or lines which are old and returned That one was the son need replacing for that or other of their daughter. Elvira Peters, speeds, and long mileage. Yet A ko T a ^B These overly volatile elements that cause who was killed in battle in the reasons. costs you no more than other premium vapor-lock are not present in A ro T ane . iTo be continued.) Philippines. CLASSES REPAIRED LENSES DUPLICATED City Water Report FOR SALE BILL AND VIRGINIA SHELDON Wt Duplicate Any from the Broken Pieces Rubber Stamps. Pads,Ink. The Sentinel WE SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY ' r 820 Willamette - Eugene MOSBY CREEK A A NO VAPOR-LOCK to mar your trip ÆS e FOR ACTUO °U ufi ******** CURTIN AUTHORITY ON DEAFNESS At Cottage Grove Hotel Monday, June 24th For Special Demonstration of Revolutionary, New It is a good thing Mr. and Mrs Mux Amrs enlarged their lovely home last winter, for it seems to tie full all the time Young Mr and Mrs Amrs with their baby are still with them. They are con sidering buying and settling here. This last week Mr. and Mrs Max Ames also had as guests Mr and Mrs Glen Curtis, of Lake Arrow- head. Calif., «nd Mr and Mrs Arthur Ames, of ‘ San Bernardino, California. How goes that quatrain in the Rubaiyat about the wine seller being foolish to sell, because it would be Impossible to buy any- thing one-half so precious as the thing he sells? Anyway, that would seem to be true of all these people who are selling their prop erty in the Umpqua valley. The latest to sell, at least that we know of, are Mr and Mrs Medine, who have sold Shady Brook, that beautiful and unique camp on ¡’ass Creek The new owners are Mr. and Mrs Wm. Chowning of Port land. We understand they intend to make extensive improvements. All their old neighbors will miss CAMP COOKERY CLUB MEETS The 4-H camp cookpry club No. 14 met at the home of Mrs. J. Heath on June 11. Members took their lunches and went on a hike several miles in the woods. Their next meeting will be held June 25 at Mrs Heath s home. At that time they plan to each bring a dish that he or she has cooked, and have a pot luck dinner UNIPAC ACOUSTICON Associated’s record-size fluid catalytic crack- most people the phrase "Greyhound its passengers has been the keystone of Grey Service" means one thing above all others— hound policy. 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