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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
HANKINS NEW SALESMAN WITH MAHON KEALTOKN Glen I Irinkins of Eugene has ac cepted employment as ulesman , with Roy Mason, real estate brok er, Mr Muson announced yester day. Haiiklns wn> formerly em ployed mk an cleet rival appliance u-alosmiin nnd served for fifteen Fy ear« In this capacity. Mr. Maxon »aid yesterday he ex* IM i ted to open 11 real estate office in Eugene mid that Mr. Hankins would ba In charge of that office. LONDON Farmers Need Not Sell Seed for Less Than Support Price A Yank in Paris/ *46 Version Mr. and Mr«. Harvey Welch of Santa Roaa, Calif, «rv visiting Mr». Welch’« brothers and »later«. Mr» Welch wun Hratcr B^I ih . Mr. nnd Mr«. Nelann left Tue«- day on 11 vacation trip to Yellow- stoni' park and other place» of in- Harvest time for «ecd crop« 1 erect. brings 11 lemlnder to Lane county, Harvey Humphrey of AberdeM. growers from Ernest E. Schrenk, Wash, waa dlachargvfl from the chairman of the ••oun'y agricul service after four year« overseas tural conservation lAAAi Com- nnd is visiting Mary Lee Keteher- mitUta, Itiat they need not «ell I side this Week their 1946 aeed crop» t'r I m « Hum CARD OF THANKN Mr«. Harold Abeene underwent the announced govcu merit a.ipport Wc wish to thunk our many u mojor n|>gratlon in it Eugene prices . friends for their kindness, yui hospital l«»t week.. “While as yet •here 1« no indi Mr an<| Mr» Virgil Drummond cation that markci jnicc» will be paihy und florid piece« ut this and family of Portland were Sat time of our bereavement. Gottfried less than «upport piices, it’s good Gruber und Gi-orgetta F unk 52-ltc urday nnd Sundny night guests nt business for farmers to have in the Claris Abeem* home nnd nt- mind the support price» wiien the tended the Gertjle-Rnymond picnic time come« to market '.heir crops." r Sunday at the city park In Cottage Mr. Schrenk said. Grove, Cover crop seed», of which Ore- ’ Mr. und Mrs. Herb Shortridge gon is the nation's leading pro-j and daughter* Margaret nnd I'ntsy ducer, will again be «up|x>rted thru of Portland are visiting nt the a direct purchase progra/n. As In Murry Newton home this week. previous kcuis, the county com If you want quick lervice Mr, und Mrs. Fritz Freeman mittec wili act for the government und duughtcr Nun sjamt Friday in buying «eed direct from pro nnd Saturduy night ut the Hoy ducers nt 12 cent» 11 pound for We Have Bath Tubs, Sinks, Ewing home. Edmund R, Molo, Lynn, Ma«., (rigid) boards a boat al the Boston hairy vqteh, 6 cents for Willamette ' Lavcrn Hess S 2/C of Bremer- vetch, 11' t cent» for crimson clo Showers doc!»» lor Paris wheie he has been enrolled lor a 3-year art course ton. Washington visited his par ver und 7'i cent« for common under the Veteran* Administration's educational program. Bidding ent» Saturday and Sunday. rye grass. These prices are for Malo bon voyage is Alan C Fraxer, VA director of public relation* Buddy Lewis is staying with his s e <• (I meeting basic germination lor the New England branch area. The veteran i* one cl the fu*> to grandparents and picking beans nt and purity requirements, and ap- leave for a foreign tchool. Coburg. * I propriate differential« are provid- Mr. and Mrs. Claris Abcenc and , ed for lower quality seed. children attended the Gertjic-Ray- Willamette vetch purchased by 20 South 5th Street mond picnic at the city park Sun , the government will need to be 48 tfc day field tugged by the state certify ing agency, the chairman said. But except for blue tag foundation seed, clean wed will not require Mrs Van Grouslieck and Aunt a certification tag. Fannie Goude spent Tuesday at Austrian peas are not included |h<- Strattón home on Dtaston rte. An additional 4140.650 has been in the purchase progruin, but loans lire offered at 3 Mi cents a pound made available for assisting Ore Jon Kent wax bitten by a large on wed «ton*d In approved ware- gon farmers and ranchers With soil dog last week while spending a and water conserving practices un house«. few days at Newport. Mrs. Kent Prices of forage crop seeds again iter the 1946 agricultural conserva •nd sister, Mrs. Watkins and their will be supported through a loan tion program, it has been announc children wore at the beach when program Izian nites for the more ed by E. Harvey Miller, chairman he was attacked. The inju/y wax in the neck. Lawrence Kent went important varieties include $1.35 of the «tatc PMA committee. Oregon's «hare of the funds pro over and brought him home. The a pound for ludino clovvr, 40 cents for certified and 33 cents for com vided by congress for conservation dog had attacked another child a mon alfalfa, 25 cents for alsikc practice payments to farmers in few weeks before. clover, and 34 cents for certified 1946 has been increased to $2,- and 28 cents for common red 953.650 as compared with the orig Arthur W. Mooney Jr., son of clover. Loans will be available inal allocation at the start of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mooney, re cently enlisted in the army <yr through tile county office on seed year of $2.813,000. Miller said thrft the additional cor[>s for three years and was in stored in approved ware house». In addition to the support price, funds will be allocated to counties ducted at Fort Lewis, Washington. special incentive payment» again whose original allocations are not have liven authorized by congress sufficient to cover all of the con Mr. and Mrs. Damon Scott and to encourage greater production of servation work for which farmers family are vacationing on the coast have requested assistance. He in three important legume wed*, Mr this week. Attention is called to Schrenk reminded. These pay- dicated that county agricultural the fine advertisement prepared ments will be made on seed «old conservation committees will be for the J. C. Penney Co. in this into commercial channels before asked to use the extra funds to issue Dy Mmes. A J. Wiser and January 1, 1947, at the rate of 9' ।increase minimum farm allowances Mark Morgan, up and coming ad on farms where the most conser cents a pound for red clover and vertising executives of the local vation can be otbained. 7 cents a pound for alaike and al Penney store. The operators of some 33,500 TO USERS OF HOME OAS APPLIANCES falfa. A special imrvesting pay- nu*nt of up to $35 a farm also IM Oregon farms have filed farm Mr and Mrs. Tom Smith and plans requesting practice payment offend. assistance amounting to more than son Ernest of Long Beach, Califor $5,000,000, MiUer re|x*rted. County nia were guests the past week of commit lees currently arc asking Mr and Mrs. Carl Shoberg of the The annual Neighbors of Wood operators to report any changes in Row River community.. craft picnic was held Sunday at the intended practices listed on the Messrs- and Mmes. Lee Thom the R. W. Stone home. A basket farm plans, which were made out ason, William Vaughn and Ray last spring. dinner was served at 2:00 p.m. New gas appliances are being received more frequently "Fanners who find that they mond M?icks, all of the Row River Beatrice Barrie of Monterey, now. If tn neeikof a new range or hot water hdbtcr, sec us. will not be* able to carry out some community, have been vacationing California is spending her vacation with tier father. Clarence Barrie, of the practices for which they at the coast the past week. and stater, Mrs E. D Grouslieck requested assistance are urged to amend their farm plans according und Mr. Grouslieck and family. TWO MOKE S( OI TS Mrs. Ernest Hyphen* and daugh ly," Miller said. ‘This .will release ATTEND CAMP ter Sharon, who returned home funds for conservation work on CAMP LUCKY BOY Two more last week from Seattle, where other farms.” Boy Scouts from Cottage Grove they visited Mr«. Syphcr’s hus are attending Camp Lucky Boy band, Ernest Syptiers GM 2/C, r> TWO IN.H KEII WHEN this week, Ernest A Seaton, field port« that Mr. Syphers has been tiki : BLOWS OIT A tirt' blowout Saturdaj' night scout executive of the Oregon transferred to the east coast. Guy Calhoun, of Camas Swale caused an accident which resulted frail council and camp director, is recuperating from an operation in injuries to Misses Donna Kui- reports. The scouts are Robert Cook and which he underwent last week at pers and Barbara Haas of Cottage Grove. The accident occurred one- Jerry Swanson of troop 60. a Eugene hospital. Camp Lucky Boy is the 140-acre The J. A. Gabriel family moved half mile sou Ui of Creswell on summer camp operated ton troop into*their home on the north high Highway 99. The blowout caused the car to in Lane, Douglas, Coos. Curry. way the past week. PHONE 92 lx* thrown out of control while it Benton, and Lincoln counties, lo Burrell Jones, son of Mrs. Lois 52lle3 Jones, a veteran of the recent war. was traveling about 45 miles per cated on Blue river about 45 miles hour. state fiolice said. Tile car east of Eugene. then shuck a power pole. PLUMBING PHONE 26-F-2 J. P. Walker Funds Increased • City Briefs t To Help Support PMA Conservation Parker “51 Pens Kelly Drug Co We Give S & H Green Stamps NOTICE 1 Beginning with September state ments there wil be a reduction CRESWELL Inquiries concerning rates are welcomed. Thur»., A uk - 8, HUH I Church Activities { sermon: "The Rust on Gideon’« Sword." Mid-week prayer and Bi- ble study Thursday at 8:00 p. m. Come to church, brother, you would not want to live in this town if there were no churches. A friendly welcome awaits you. J Michael Shelley, minister. The Pn'sbyterian church, Sev enth and Adams streets, invites you to its Sunday »ervices. Dr. Ds- wold Shwalbe, pastor of the Al bany Presbyterian church will preach during Rev. Kammann’x vacation. The Kammanns have 4-H CAMP COOKING < LI B Hpne to Minnesota where they will The Busy Bee division of the 4-H visit with their son Wallace Kam ■nmp cookery club will meet with mann und his family. Mrs. Crater in the Latham com- munity August 13th, tieginning at The Free Methodist church is 7d)0 p. m. This is a special meet- beginning a new conference year ing for parents to get acquaintid and all of the departments of the with the club work and nil am church have been reorganized. invited to attend .Mrs. W. C. There is u contest on in the Sun Pynch is leader of the club. day school and then- is a notice able increase in attendance. We have graded lessons for all ages. Sunday xchpol at 9:45. Sunday a, m. the pastor’s subject will be "Fishers of Men" and the evening evangelistic sermon topic will be "Personal Evangelism.” Young people meet at 7:00 p. m. Mid-week prayer service Thursday at 7:45 p. m. STEELE'S GROCEKY IN NEW MME from Dorena to the rww highway around the Dorenq roaervolr be; tween Teeters and Rat Creek Ab though moving openitiona havg been completed the store build ing has not been finished. Mr. Steele plans to enlarge his pre«- < nt stock and add a gencrai Une ot merchandise. He saki yesterday that 150 locker boxes would bi' Mt stalled to serve customer« of area. a ’ The typewriter was patented in 1874 by a mun named C. LathMI Sholes. Christian Science Society, 212 Second street. Sunday service 11 a. m. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. and Wednesday evening meetings the second Wednesday in the month at 8:00 p. m. Reading room is in the church building and open to the public from 2 to 4 p. m. each afternoon except Sundays and holi days. The subject for next Sunday will tie "Spirit.” London Church of Christ. Sun day Bible study 10 a m. Sermon 11 by Sam Medford, subject “Back to the Bible.” Text: Acts 8:37. Evening service 7:30 p. m. Mid week Wednesday 8 p. m Special song practice Friday, August 9, 8 p. m. A gospel meeting will be gin Monday, August 12th each week day at 8,p. m. Three services Sunday the 18th. Basket lunch on the ground. Woodrow Hughes, the new Cottage Grove minister will do the preaching. David said^Ps. 120:1 “I was glad when they said unto me, 'Act us go into the house of the Lord'.” There is an attraction to the worsiup services for th^ individual who has Christ abiding within. Services at the Church of God, 1060 East Adams ave. are as fol lows: Sunday school 10 a. m; morning worship 11 a. m.; Chris tian Crusaders 6.45 p. m.: evening devotional 7:30 p.m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday 7:30; Children’s story hour Friday 3:15 p. tn. We invite you to meet with us to worship God. Roy E. Hutchison, pastor. Church of Christ, 6th and Gibbs.* Bible school at 9:45 with classes for all. Morning worship at 11:90, sermon: “Jesus Came the Doors Being Shut." Young iM*ople at 7:00. Evening evangelistic service at 8. I *0* Cottage Grove Gas Co is recovering from a leg amputa- tion performed at a Eugene hos pital Iasi week. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bussey for merly of Eugene are operating a new restaurant on the south high way, formerly the Standard Oil service station, converted »into a restaurant recently by the owner, V. W Johnson. Mrs. Robert Welding, who had been with her husband, stationed with the navy in Seattle, returned to the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Powell, last week. Mr. Welding has been sent to Alaska for a few’ months service. LEGAL NOTICES olden Egg*' of today Í2)' It 12 p Prati Jani *A Violai A rar« combination o( Time your life to perfection beauty anJ reliability with the euperlily slylrd. Marquisa Gird your writ! with glamour whan you wear the 17-jewel, coral ia tbo 17-iewel, Violet. $42.90 President "A”. $49.50 gold Marquise. $59.50 CREDIT TERMS AT NO EXTRA COST MONAHANS JEWELERS GENE AND LOIS WARE PHONE 351 i > .M »tit* Your NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that un der authority of the last will and testament of Christ C. Odenborg, deceased, the undersigned will on and after Friday Sept. 6, 1946. proceed to sell at private sale for cash to the highest bidder subject to confirmation by the Circuit Court Lane Co. Or. the following premises: Beginning at a point in Sec. 33. Tp. 20. S. R. 3 W. of the Will. Mer., 9 13 chains N. and 3'i» chains E. and 20 feet N. and 150 feet E. of the Southwest corner of the William Shields D.L.C. No. 56, thence East 107'a feet to the West side of Sixth St., thence North 50 feet, thence West 107'fi feet, thence South 50 feet to the place of beginning, situated in Lane County, Oregon. Abstract of title will be furnished. Bids may be presented in writing either to the undersigned executrix or at torney and premises will be sold cither with or without decedent s household effects which may be in spected at the promises. Dated and first published Aug. 8, 1946. MA BEL GROVE, Executrix, Albany, Or. 739 S. Main St. CLYDE C. BRYANT attorney, Albany, Or. 52-5t-4 Y ini Walk into our modern tire servicing plant and see modern Treadweld* Recappers turn old worn tire« into "Golden Eggs" . . . old worn tires into tires with new life, with thousands ol more miles on them. A combination of the best equipment, workmanship and materials . . . guar antees you complete sat isfaction on any tire ser vicing you may buy at the Sign of the Best. O.K.RUBBER GREYHOUND LOWERS FARES between Oregon and California Cities! NOW, when most other things better-than-ever intercommunity you buy have gone "sky-high,” transportation at the lowest cost Greyhound has reduced fares be in history. 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