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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1946)
growth of 11110«' billion feet. "This ber with trees rotting every- nilng lmab> could come & billion sustained yield (o 8 2 billion tor the j yl< Id and IhiuldMtlng fomta are continue« continue« nt at The Hrnlltwl, fodaer Grove. On-gon staggering loxs can be xt<»p|M'd.'' where " feet but he HHominvndx a com ’ »»rnty yrnr* only If the I tmchnng«M and Uh«' 13 Billion Board Simpson URABER GETTYS TO stated, "and is shocking To get his 13 billion-foot figure, mneci r formula ........i.. of xustninmi-yleld preaent proiHtrtkMih of auatainrd in the past. RELIGHT VALLEY • 11 EHTABLINH NEW HOURS evidence of the fallacy of hoarding Kirkland outlines and recommends The pageant, showing the pass Ft. Timber Cui Is The latest buxincM concern in vast stands of over-ripe, stagnant, .in economically sound formula and liquidating which could pro- 1 Cottage Grove to establish new ing of the great Indian chieftains, non-gro\«th producing forests un From 320 billion feet ol public 'uee 2 5 billion fret So, With no business hours is the Graber Get and early American wild life, put der the guise of conservation ami private tnnlM*r operated on a change in the present degree of tys Hardware Effective August 31 on Saturday and Sunday night, by Visioned in No'west Kirkland recommends that these sustained yield basts should come utilization or tederal controlx, he kim ^ Congratulations forexeeM an annual cut ranging the Cottage Grove Rod and Gun "M o s t significant basic docu forests be worked over rapidly, bj 3 2 billion teet; from 119 billion from 5.7 billion feet lieriwtually if club at the Malcolm Horn ranch tree or arqa selection, taking out was well attended and enjoyed by ment in the history of the West over-ripe umber and keeping the feet of private timber on a liquid all the timber were managed tor Coast lumber industry is the just- stand in net growing condition,." a large crowd. Those entering Cottage Grove released Burt P. Kirkland report "These undisputed and new To the five winners in our first annual baby contest. Per OREGON’S 81LT ANNUAL Union High School can obtain the on the forest resources of .the found facts about our forest reser necessary blanks for their medical Douglas fir region which shows voir form a powerful incentive for mit us to express our sincere thanks to those who partici examination from Mrs. Claude Da this two-state forest capable of continued expansion of industrial pated. Also those who were interested enough in the con sustaining forever a forest har vidson. forestry," Simpson believe*. He test to come to our studio and vote The winners as you Jane Davidson and Lucille vest of 13 billion board feet every warned, however, that the federal Reams have been employed at the year," declared H. V. Simpson, ex government, which controls more know were selected by popular vote from among 160 en ecutive vidB-preeident of the Wett It is the motive alone that gives Rex cafe during the summer. than half the remaining virgin tim tries. More then $50,000 in Livestock end Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thiel, for Coast Lumbermen’s Association at ber stands in the region, must character to the actions of men. Agricultural Premium«. Scores of merly of Delight Valley, now liv Portland. "This is far above the adopt a more realistic und work —Bruyere. ing at Santa Ana, f?alif„ were ne- war-time drain of 9.4 billion feet able formula to achieve the poten New Machinery and Educational We plan to make the baby contest an annual event and will | cent week end guests at the John on our region’s forests.” Exhibits. Six blocks of Midway tial vast production which the ro "The Kirkland report on the look forward to serving our ninny patrons next year. Stalder home. Fun and Carnival. Entertainment gion's forest lands are fully able House guests the past week at Douglas fir region is part of a to grow "The import shows we and Thrills for the Entire Family, the Frank McDonald home were national forest re-appraisal made have a permanent industry, and we by the American Forestry Asso In the meantime, if it’s a picture you want. Call uh We can Mr. and Mrs. Syverdcn and two ciation of Washington, D. C. with mean to make it larger." the lum sons of Newell. South Dakota. make it. ber leader declared. Either Hansen of St. Vincent’s the aid of private and public for "We see in the Kirkland ivport a hospital in Portland, spent the est agencies,” Simpson pointed out. definite challenge and especially "It deals with America's most im * HORS! RACES week end at her home here. an outright bid to the Federal — Doily 1 30 P M. Marie Hansen went to Portland portant forest and therefore is a government to open up vast areas . . . N.wl» Rc A HOLLYWOOD REVUE scientific document of highest na Tuesday where she has employ- -— Nightly 8 PM. »ued Building«. of dying old-growth and thus help tional importance." ment on the dietetics stai ff of St. A RODEO end HORSE SHOW The lumber executive went on reduct* the three-billton-foot an Vincents hospital. — Nightly 8 P M. I nual loss," Simpson state I. “ This to point out that the 13 billion ADMISSION 501 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY The Max Sears family spent last « JIMMY GRIER'S ORCH challenge is particularly strong at feet production from West Coast — Dancing Nightly week at Belknap Springs. AUGUST 21-22 a time when private West Coast W G (WALLY) ROBERTSON * LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blank of forest was entirely possible, that log supply is declining in some actually new-found facts indicate f JUDGING — Daily 9 A M. Beaverton were over-night guests Mexxanine Floor, Western Auto Supply Store areas and long-established mills I Tuesday at the Max Sears home. that a 20-billion-foot yield can be are being dismantled all within r Cottage Grove, Oregon Phone 343J Dale Sears accompanied them sustained perpetually once all our plain sight of vast areas of govern- I home Wednesday morning for a forest lands are in full growth and ment-owned reserves of virgin tim- fully used. £ few weeks visit. Simpson put his finger on one Gary Cooper, Sigrid Gurie, Lana! Mr. and Mrs. L. Moon and Turner. Basil Rathbone. Return en- daughter of Seaside spent Satur sensational disclosure in the Kirk day and Sunday at the Ralph Sears land report which shows an annual gagement of a great picture. loss from rot and decay on the home. ALSO Recent guests at the Malcolm region's nine tniliion acres of old Horn home were Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Haight and two children o New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. R. SAGINAW Haight and son of Camas, Wash.. Mrs. Harold Laird has as her Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kooken of Eu- gene and Mrs. R. Stevenson of house guests, her mother, Mrs. Ward, and sister, Mrs. Grace Man Ella Raines. Rod Cameron, Brod Cottage Grove. ning of Los Angeles. erick Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Borts of Conova, Calif, spent several days last week at the Lowell Ben-1 FRIDAY, SATURDAY ston home. AUGUST 23-24 Mrs. Ruth Schwarzer and son spent several days recently with Mrs. Pascholke of Eugene. Tommy Jean Hammons left last You can't judge saying by price alone. Quality too, must be week for Modesto. Calif to visit right . . . especially in food. Safeway promuen to please you on More protection at lower cost her father, after spending the rum- both counts and invites you to make a 30 day test to prove it: is afforded to wheat producers in mer with Reta Keene. Olivia deHavilland. Ray Milland. ■ many Oregon counties through the For one month, buy all your food at Safeway. Get meats, gro- Frank Clark of Milton, Oregon Sonny Tufts, James Gleason. Con federal crop insurance now being ceries, fruits and vegetables of guaranteed quality, at every day is visiting at the Lowen Eenston stance Dowling. Jean Heather. Jay offered on 1947 winter wheat, ac low prices. Then compare the total cost-and cat inn pleasure - home for several days. Frank and Norris. with that for a previous month. We are sure you'll find a worth cording to E. Harvey Miller, chair Delmer Benston spent the week man of the state PMA committee. end at Ridgefield , Washington while money saving, plus an added dividend in good eating. Insurance now on sale at county SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY agricultural conservation offices with Delmer’s brother-in-law and . sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Krebser. AUGUST 25-26-27 for 1947 wheat is being written Several friends and relatives for new’ yields and at new prem were at the Harry Laird home Mrs. ium rates. The revisions were Sunday helping to shingle his Wright’s Mixed Null, Kempt 7-cz. tin 49« made by the federal crop insurance house. corporation on the basis of new i2 79C Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schwarzer 1 Cashew Nuts, Kemp's 7-oz. tin 75« Mason Jars *.7 BREAD 69« jom • information on production and of Chico. Calif, spent several days * Almond Nuts, Kemp's, 7-oz. tin 75« losses in the state. 12 { last week at the Jake Schwarzer Kerr Jars 78e warn 93 TA All applications for 1947 winter home. Ritz Crackers William Powell. Judy Garland, Lu Kerr Jars Movfh X 89* ^„»1.03 Marion Sharon returned home Hi-Ho Crackers cille Ball, Virginia O’Brien. Esther wheat insurance must be filed be 1 -Lb. box 2 k fore the crop is seeded and before last week from the coast, where Williams, Gene Kelly, Fred As Kerr Jar Caps, reg. pkg Of 1211* Fountain Fruit Ä14-oz. jar 35e taire, Victor Moore, Edward Ar September 28. the closing date for she had spent the summer. Velveeta Cheese, Kraft ¡V 30e Economy Caps, Kerr pkg oH217c Kemp brand, OTfr nold, Fannie Brice, Lena Horne. Oregon. vacuum pOcked o .• // County average yields have been Superior Cheese lb. 54c Red Skelton, Katheryn Grayson, for treshnes* O-OZ tin Zinc Jar Caps «XpUg of 1211* Pure Cane STATE SEN ATOR MOSER OF Popped Corn 3¥z-oz. pkg. 10' Marion Bell. Photographed in increased as much as five bushels JOSEPHINE COUNTY DIES per acre, and premium rates have TECHNICOLOR Closures Pkg Of 1211* Assorted Candy, Colonial, pkg. 19c SUGAR Dr. W. A. Moser. 78. Democrat been lowered in many counties. ic senator from Josephine Couty Miller reported. Insured yields for Jels Rite Pectin, liquid 2.' 10* We reserve the individual farms have been adjust for four years, di^i last Thursday Nob Hill WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY Canned ÿocdà Pectin, M.C.P., powder 3/25* right to limit ed in accordance with the change at his home at Grants Pass after AUGUST 28-29 p sunri»«--No. 2 an illness of several weeks. in the county average yield. quantities! Parowax 11b. pkg. 1/25* ween Beam r*mh st> ic “,n 20c Dr. Moser, who practiced medi- The three-year contracts being written now will protect the wheat cine at Grants Pass for 22 years. Beets Dtl Monte, quartered No Nr 303 15e Bar Dessert Fresh roosted crops through 1949 against all un is survived by his widow, Hazel No 2 Asparagus Q»«n Bow con 35e SUGAR avoidable hazards, including flood, J . and two sons, George M., Ash whole bean AUGUST FRUITS ARD VÍGÍTABLTS ► Blu» No 2 drought, hail, insects, frost, plant land, and Dr. C. J„ Grants Pass. Diced Carrots con ir disease and fire. The contracts -■ .A A A. A, A. A l ib bog 23* 2 Ib 45 Sugor Stomp Mushrooms William Powell, Esther Williams, written for all 1946 wheat on 3,000 of a specified percentage of the •m Kushfd from field to you »'it the peak of ^oodncMa No 49 Expires 3-01 James Gleason, Lewis Stone, Rags Oregon farms still have two more average yield selected by the farm Mushrooms 36e ¡Ragland, Slim Summerville, Henry years to run. But many of these er from the several choices in the *. August 31 Airway Coffee 20e ¿58e Produce is plentiful—prices are lower! producers. Miller pointed out, will O’Neill amounts of protection available to find it lo their advantage to can the farm, Miller explained. A wid mi prices subject to change without notice. ALSO cel their present contract by sign er choice is offered for 1947, from Green Peppers . . lb. 9c ing a new three-year contract at coverage of the minimum invest --- <--w------- ------- -------- (Ireen Bell, |.|< nl for stuffing the 1947 revised yields and rates. ment in the crop to 75 percent of Unless a new contract is signed. the average yield. The cost de I <__ ___ ___ ____ Prunes 1946 insurance will remain in ef pends on the level of coverage se 16 lb. flats $1.39 fect for 1947 and 1948 at the old lected, but premiums are set to For < ‘ tinning! — Italians yields and rates. bear only the weight of actual Sweat, Juicy Insurance covers the production crop losses. Monte Hale, Adrian Booth, Jo Ann Safeway Meat Prices Subjet To OPA Price Regulation SEEDLESS GRAPES, erispy lb 17»/2c Marlowe COLOR. Cantaloupes the new- store hours will be 8.00 to 0:00 p. m Mondays through Fri days Saturdays 8:00 a. m to 1:00 ,p. m In commenting on the new hours, C. O. Anlauf of this c.incern said the decision was rear, ted tc shorten the hours because of the war labor board ruling wn.ch re quires time and a half for all time spent over 40 hours. STATE FAIR Theatre Programs T( mì - ARCADE CLARK’S PHOTO STUDIO “Adventures of . Marco Polo” SALEM• SEPT. 1-8 “The Runaround” J You REALLY save with SAFEWAY'S LOW PRICES because quality is guoranteed Wheat Insurance From Government “The Well Groomed Now More Liberal Bride" “Ziegfeld Follies of 1946” œ 11’ f uji “The Man From Rainbow Valley” saeewav ma t section val ues T-Bone THURSDAY, FRIDAY AUGUST 22-23 New Store Steaks A reel treot! lb 69 Tasteful—Grades AA or A ID» Grade AA Ib. 59c 'A' Because of a war labor board ruling we will establish new store hours effective August 31st as follows: “Sheriff of Red Wood Valley” 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Mondays through Fridays Wild Bill Elliott, Bobby Blake, Al ice Fleming. 8:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Saturdays Beef Short Ribs Try serving with a scoop of ice cream’ PEACHES 3/ ID. 5/ „ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES DAY, AUGUST 26-27-28 CLOSED EAc C7c Pork Sausage Try. them Broiled «39* Veal Roast Shoulder, AAlb. Dependable Hardware 8c Lb 12c For the skin you love to touch (piddinq, SfuujiA, ¿k. Meoty, tender Rib cuts Bulk—country style Graber - Gettys Lb Bread and fry — for a real treat! Woodbury Toilet Soap Spec Cooperation of our patrons will be appreciated “The Red Dragon” Well Produce features for Fri. and Sat Lamb Chops Grode EBBPLANT F irm anil Ripe colored For stewing, braising AA, A ID.Z7 AA Ib.WlF 'A lb. ALSO Bak-e in a .. Round Steaks SATURDAY SUNDAY AUGUST 24-15 05 Ib. Chote .. EOl Sirloin Steaks The ever popular story of the Northwest Mounted Police with Jim Newill and Peggy Stewart. MALAGA GRAPES, sw.it lb 19>/2 c HONEYDEW MELONS Just right lb. 7c PERSIAN MELONS, taste treat lb. 10»/2c DRY ONIONS, Yellow Mi'diuiux lb. 2*/2c 50 lb. sack $1.08 DANISH SQUASH, swe. t tasty lb. 8c GOLDEN BANTAM CORN lb 8»/ac TOMATOES, I . S. No. IN The Duller ]b. 8c Yakimas, 16-Ib. flat 94c The perfect ^-1 p dessert lb?'2^ Juicy and tender' Grades AAorA ‘Yukon Flight’ Sidney Toler, Benson Fong, Willie Best, Carol Hughes. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m. 18'^'42e COFFEE “The Hoodlum Saint” DIANE 55' & 20e 49 Peanut Butter Cheese Spreads Blended Juice B Salted Peanuts ,A Skinless Wieners Tender, flavorful a 38* a 47' Polish Sausage Heot up or serve cold ib. 49e firm, b"’*" slices tb.«‘ — Meot features ore for Fri. & Sot. only — Cinnamon, Schilling ’VIIe Pickling Spice 8-oz. pkg. 23c Cider Vinegar 2'n qt. 16c; gal. 63c White Vinegar, Heinz gal. 47c Cider Vinegar, Speas gal. 44« Mixed Pickles Hw/Z 12-oz. jar 28c Dill Pickles t,<,OWhn?^"',), V 39« Plain or Sno-White Salt pkg. 7c Iodised Plain or Morton Salt 1 lodlsad 2 pkgs. 15« Chow Mein c«mpi»t»*Dinn»r carton 49« Edwards Coffee 28l £ 54* Canterbury Tea Cocomalt, beverage 1 lb. Jar 39* Havorade, jlrink mix 3 pkts. 10* Dr. Grapefruit Juice Phillip« lx ar Shredded Ralston 12-01. 11 Com Hakes k »II om I t Ol, pk(.\ 11‘ Com Hakes I you get more for your money at |
