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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1946)
SenMoeL Cu(U(i' Grave, Oregua »' ' j i, 194Ü all kinds. The Sentinel. JIMM1 WALKER DIES Plans Readied for Start Co. Chest Drive in Area 1 I in Nichols Radio & Appliance ii i! Plans are being readied today for the start of th< Lane county community chest in the urban area with kickoffs planned at the Lions club for the men’s centrai*division and the kick off for the women's residential committee scheduled this afternoon at the city hall starting at 2:00 p. in. Bob Hutchi son of Eugene, county director, will I h » present for these «»vents. The men's ceptral division is in charge of Warn n Hansen ami the women's i'tsidential division is in charge of Mrs. Gaylord Davies Damon Scott is in charge of the unit division to solicit firms with five or more employes while Nor man Richards is in charge of the special gift division. Cecil Caldwell and Faye Stewart head th«» local committic to canvass the lumber operators, which is already under way. Th«» rural canvass is expected to start next week Names «if the various rarnngt tecs, h o w e v e r. could not I m » learnevi. ANNOUNCE THEIR New and Larger Store t I - Loaded With New Radios and Appliances U. S. ARMY’S SUPER-TANK IS A VERITABLE MOBILE FYIRT Tkt. »» . OPA OR NOT — NO INCREASE IN PRICES T»“,*<“-> «•"* w'i*1” i£~XZÄ ................ YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND LOOK AROUND »0» ! City Briefs Î At a recent meeting of the of ficers of the ‘Sons and Daughters f of Oregon Pioneers" of which Dr. Bart Brown Barker is president. Miss Elaine Louise Crader was voted a member and received her membership card this week. Radio Headquarters LEE NICHOLS eu MAIN ST. PHONE 317 PAUL’S CITY DELIVERY SERVICE “Commercial Accounts Solicited” PHONE 326 FOR FAST Pkk-up and Delivery Errand and Messenger Service DON’T WORRY - WE’LL HURRY 13-tfcxx Today’s Biggest VALUE SENTINEL with all the home news DON’T MISS A SINGLE COPY STANDARD OIL GIVES BOM'S A bonus of one week's pay to practically all employees of Stand- iard of California and its domestic wholly-owned subsidiaries, was an nounced recently by R G. FolHs. President of the Oil’Company The bonus will be distributed Decern- l*r 2. and will be payable to all employees having at least one month’s service, except certain sen going personnel, who have al ready receive recent w a g e in- creases. Officers of the Company also are omitted from the bonus. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sears turned the past week from an ex- tended trip over the United States, which took them as far east as Boston. Mass. They visited in New York, Washington D. C., in the Carolinas, returning by way of Texas and across to Los Angeles. They were snowbound two days in New Mexico and flood bound in Los Angeles. Altogether the trip took them into thirty states. Friends of Ernie will be glad to know that he returned safe and sound after being considerably worried by word on the first leg of his trip that he was in New York with both of his Sunday shirts dirty and unable to find a Chinese laundry, and was having difficulty in finding his way around. T/5 Bob Russum with the army of occupation in Tokyo, Japan is in an army hospital there, suffer ing from injuries received when a jeep in which he was riding over turned according to word received by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Russum last week. At that time he was able to sit up in bed. De tails of the accident were not learned by his parents. WILMA McEWEN AT ACC Wilma McEwen, daughter of Mr. and Mm. E. M. McEwen. Black Butte route. Cottage Grave, is one of the members of the Girls Train ing Class of Abilene Christian Col- lege, Abilene, Texas. Purpose of this class is to discuss the prob lems of the ('hristian girl and woman and have religious pro« grama. Miss McEwen is classified as a freshman student in Abilene Chris tian College, having graduated from Middleton High School in 1945. Wilfred G. Holtbtrg, contact r»pr»»«ntativ« In th« Botton VA Regional Office, rcfutot to permit hit double les amputation to interfere with hit love for iportt. He it shown above on the golf courte completing a change over on the od- jurfabl« golf d.b h« d«vis<d. On the debt Hohbsrg «ihibtli the swinminj aids he perfected to provide buoyancy ana propulsion. Raymond’s son Ransome Raymond LADIES OF MOOSE MEET and family who have spent several Ladies of the Moose met at the months in the fruit harvest in Moose hall Tuesday evening and Hood River. among other things, made plans Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adkins for the annual Christmas party which will tie held Tuesday, .De spent Sunday at Coos Bay with cember 17 at the Moose hall. their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Ladies whose husbands are mem and Mrs. Forrest West, and baby bers of the Moose are eligible to Craig, al the home of his parents, join this organization. If you wish Mr. and Mrs. Del West. to join, please» contact Mrs. Gene Ware, phone 351. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kiker Lane county OPA rent control spent one day last week in Eugene. Important Crops Worth Harvey of Eugene was a office has been moved in the third Potatoes, wheat, corn and rice are Cottage Grove caller last Friday. floor of the Eugene city hall. OPA the word’s most important crops ir employes have expressed a hope total production. Lee Jenkins returned Friday that the backlog of work caused by the moving operations will be from eastern Oregon with an elk. This was the third elk brought the Haynes home was C. cleared within 30 days. here since the start of the elk Bratcher, of Phoenix. Arizona. Clark Woodcock of Portland, hunting season. Mrs Lee Williams returned area supervisor for the Oregon L. C. Schroeder of Corvallis, Tuesday from Grants Pass where State Employment service for this resident was here Tuesday she spent several days caring for district was a visitor here yester- former ' day and while here called at the visiting friends and attending to her mother, who has been ill. business matters. Oregon employment office. 1 John Beagle of Milwaukie spent the week end here at the home of his father. A. W. Beagle. Other visitors at the Beagle home over the week end were Mrs. Beagle's daughter, Mrs. J. J. Horning, and her six children, including her married daughter, Mrs. Merrill Jones, all of Laytonville, Califor nia. Mrs Horning also visited her father, J. W. Sears, of Eugene. Messrs, and Mmes. Max Sears Mrs. Raymond and sister, Mrs. Tiller, enjoyed a visit with Mrs. and Harold Wolfard left Friday for San Francisco to spend about ten days visiting friends and reia- tives. — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts spent the week end in Corvallis with their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart Roberts, and daughter Barbara. is still the r Double Amputee Devises Sports Aids Mr. and Mrs. R. Fauquier and daughter are spending their vaca tion in California. Mrs. George Stratton of Disston route underwent a major opera tion at Sacred Heart hospital last T riday and is reported recuper ating satisfactorily. Like a Glove On Your Foot! Charles Cooky Sr. was admit ted to the Veterans hospital in Portland on Tuesday for treat ment and an operation. Don't let dandruff spoil your appear- ancel Fiteh Shampoo ia told under a money-back guarantee to remove dandruff inatantly. Rmtci clean in hard or aoft water. Pure, safe, efficient —beautifies all colora, textures of hair. Leave» hair manageable. Try it! • After and between Fitch _ Shampooa, ua. Fitch' a Idea! Hair Tonic Itstim- ulatea the ecalp, keep* the Kelly Drug Co Pl’DDfNG CAKE Here's a reeija» for making a popular cake without sugar, which is reprinted by request: 2 pkgs, pudding any flavor cup shortening, mix well Add 2 unbeaten eggs, one at a time Sift 1’» cups flour. 2 tea spoons baking powder, ’♦ tsp salt. Mix alternately with one cun milk. Bake 25 minutes at 350 deg. Makes two layers. Mrs. Richard McColennick, for merly Marjorie Webster, of Eu gene, was a week end guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes, and her grand mother, Mrs. Emma Webster. A guest Tuesday and Wednesday at Moved to new quarters 6th & Adams “HELENE CURTISS” INDIVIDUALIZED PERMANENTS PROP. BEATRICE ELLIS Phone 75 531 Adams ' > j I 15-ltc I FIRST NATIONAL HANK I NPANDS qUAKTERS The First Natkins! Hnnk will r». (sind its quarters take in the former quarters of tin» Cui lotto Beauty Shop, situated in the rear T of the liank building on the lower floor, If. E. Lakin, Vice president said thia morning. The additional m | mico will be utilised by cutting n partition in the back room. -------------J • - --------------- LORTEN PLASTIC RAINCOATS NEW LINE TOYS CERAMICS LORANE HOME RCRNM Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Purdy lost their house umi contents by fire last Thursday night. Thia was one of the mill houses nt the Purdy camp seven miles west of Lorane on the Sluslaw. Stove l*lpr» Slaves or furnace pipe» should be il least IH Incile» uway from ocl|. mgs or walls. Mlmee’s Tot & Gift Shop - NEXT DOOR TO KENT'8 MARKET Mr», Myrtle Kent and Mr». Betty Patten GIVE A GIFT FOR THE HOME THIS CHRISTMAS FURNITURE: A gift every member of the family can enjoy! ALL CHROME DINETTE SETS IN PLASTIC TOP OR REGULAR FINISH luggage TABLE LAMPS BRIDGE LAMPS DAVENPORTS, DAVENOS AND CHAIRS FLOOR LAMPS PIN UP LAMPS WARDROBES SWING ROCKERS AND PLAIN UPHOLSTERED ROCK ERS BLANKETS BOOK CASES THROW RUGS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES IN TOASTERS HOT PLATES AND FRUIT JUICERS McLaughlin s Furniture Store Phone 38 Next to Dinne Theatre HOLIDAY Sliced BACON and HAM PRE COOKED SPECIALLY, TENDERIZED FOR ADDED FLAVOR GROUNDBEEF . . BEEF LOIN, Grade A .............. 35c lb. .............. 45c lb. BEEF ROAST Grade A—Arm & Shoulder Cuts Lb. ¿EYS TAIK TURKEY I FANCY “AA Mr. and Mrs. Julian McKabe of Port Angeles, Washington spent the week end here with her broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Godard. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kabc were on I heir wedding trip. Hillary Garvey, head meat cut ter at Safeway store, is on a three months leave of absence and is spending the time with his parents in Minnesota. Elmer Baker of Wichita Fails, Texas, is taking his place at the Safeway market. James J. Walker, 65, flamboy ant. falmlous mayor of New York during the prohibition era. died at 6:26 Monday night nt New York Doctors' Hospital where he hud been taken Sunday after u blood clot formed on his brain. The dapfM'r, witty Jimmy <li<»d without regaining consciousness. He had been in n coma since mid- morning Sunday ami was unable to receive the message of cheer I n>m hundreds of friends in poli tical, theatrical and business life. HENS TOMS Ask to See STYLE NO. 1109 As Sketched You’ll think you’re walking on air in this plastic patent Mndal, for it m-fimlly molds to your foot. Stretehahle, non-erm-king, easily clean- aMe, it's the miracle shoe of the year — ami only ’32 PETERSEN’S «15 Main St. 12 to 14 pounds 18 to 25 pounds LUNCHEON MEATS . . (PURE) PORK SAUSAGE EGGS Fresh Grade A—Large Dozen BOILING BEEF BULK LARD . TUNA FLAKES L- OOI . -29c lb . .55c lb. Pacific Rose 6-oz. can BARTELS MARKET WM. BARTELS, JR., PROP. CUSTOM CUTTING AND BUTCHERING PHONE 56
