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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
f N. OF W TO MEET WAIIEIIOUNE AT V. OF O. The Nelgnlxirx of Woodcratt HIT BY $114,000 BLAZE will meet »cxlally ni.xt Tuesday School official# at Eugene es- evening nt the home of Mrs Elea timated $125,000 damage to a Uni nor Wolfnrd versity of Oregon warehouse de moilshed by fire fed by exploding oil and fuel tank« on the campus Monday. Official« said «tudent« helped «ave a heavy truck and other movable equipment from the burn ing «tincture before the flames reached the fuel tanks Garden ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS — FERTILIZERS, BONE MEAL. WOOD B & H Feed Store BLOCK WOOD MILL RUN, SLAB AND EDGINGS Arleigh Berggren Md W. Blue Mountain Fuel Co. Houpea, Prop«. Phone 57 PHONE 10F32 22 tn-xx TIMELY TIPS FOR CHICKS Hodgen & Brewster Chick Starter Hodgen & Brewster Chick Scratch Granite, Grit & Peat Moss AND DON’T FORGET THOSE LAYING HENS— Feed Hodgen & Brewster Egg Producer. Cottage Grove Flour Mill J. F Roy Phone 80 Ray L Nichols 327 South River Road We still have a few supplies of J Timberline Stationery Come in and see them while they last Cottage Grove Sentinel Elbe Arch Files 9x14 Masonite Boards with Index and Cover $1.25 value 98c See the New Ball-o-Matic Fountain Pen Writes like a pencil—Holds 3 months to 3 years ink supply Excellent for school or office $3.00 Zephyr Household Air Freshener A pleasing ornament to any home. Beautifies as it freshens — $: Playing Cards Generous supply — good assortment — Miniatures 40c Single and double deckers 49c to $1.50 Hot Water Bottles in variety to suit your needs Priced $1.29 to $2.50 PORTIANI) HOMAN IK Kii.i.rn IN AUTO MISHAP MUNDAY Battered Lion Squad to End Season Soon A bath-red, injury ridden Lion Earl Ishmael returned to Mrs. Kate Smith of Eugene quintet aproachex the end of the her home in Portland last week »pent the past week here with her 1'146-47 »>'ason with a scanty end after »pending several day» »on. Russell Smith and family. league win record of only two with her mother, Mrs E. C. Shay game», but a reputation for »crap Mrs. E. E. Cone visited at the ping all the way whatever Ihe Frank Treadwell ha» purchased home of her son, Edwin and fam odds Coach Bob .Du»enl»erry'» the J. W. Sears place on South ily in Eugene Tuesday. starting quintet ix the xmallext in Seventh street. the league and they have attempt Mr. and Mrs. James Kiker were ed to make up for »iw and lack of Relatives here have received buxines« visitor« in Eugene the experience by scrap and drive. word of the birth of a daughter past week. The Lions threatened upset» in to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Jone« of several league encounters and will Laytonville, California. Mr«. Jone« Mrs. George Marquart has gone be ail out to xtage one in their is a granddaughter of Mrs. A H. to the Eugene hospital where she last three game» Junction City Beagle. wax operated on Tuesday, Feb. 11. eked out a 31-28 win after the Mrx, Pearl Slight has been ap- Mr. and Mrx. B A. Angel spent quarter. Regular* Bill Kanel, Mike Gamble and Milo Chapman misaed pointed as Mrs. Grace Smith's as the week end at the home of her this encounter. Roseburg had a' sistant in the Jefferson school caf parents, who were celebrating battle Tuesday night leading only eteria. (heir golden wedding anniversary. 15-13 at the half but pulling away Wendell Spriggs and family of wenueii spnggB Mr. ami Mrx. William Sownson Io a 33-22 win. Springfield pulled «MJt a 37-31 victory out of the bag Kugene had dinner at the home of of Portland were visiting the J. - The Bohemians repeated t i heir after the Lions led 31-30 with only Mr. and Mrs Clint Spriggs Sun- W. Englunds the past week. Mrs. lust year's championship (x-rform- thr<'e minutes to go. We meet day, February 9. Sownxon is the sister of Mrs Eng unce when they defeated the City Springfield here in our last home' lund. Center .'<7-23 in the play-off game. game Tui'sday, FVbruary 25 in a and Mrs, C. E. Dillman were The Bohemian« arc composed of gam«'originally scheduled for next this morning to Forest Mr. and Mrs. Larry Levens boys from the Don-nn-Dixston arcs Tuesday. Grove because of the death of his went to Portland Wednesday for a including: Don Rice, captain, Wal With the loss of Gerry and Her ' mother. two-day trip. ly Moreiock, George Rice, Bob old Witherspoon early in the year Cook. Dave Huhe, Ray Park», because of eligibility the “A” T/5 Walter Pitcher completed Mr and Mrs. C. M. White and Bill Pennington, and Harold Pen ■quad has been composed of: sen two years of service with th«' army daughter Deanie spent the week nington. iors, Virg Newton. Bill Kanel, Jack and arnv«*d home last Friday to end in Portland visiting and trans They will play un all-star play Ross, I>ean Kelly; juniors, Mike join his family. He was discharged acting business. They have recent er team picked from the other Gamble, Milo Chapman, Spud at Fort Sheridan on February 4th ly moved into the Walker area »even teams Wednesday night. The Campbell, Bruce Johnson; and after serving a year with the from Ashland. " All-Star Player» arc: Harlan Mick sophomores Harlan Mickey and transportation division of the army of occupation. He was sta ey, Jerry Miller from Latham;! Marvin Schaffer. Mrs. Mary Witcher returned tioned at Antwerp, Belgium. He home Thursday after spending the Marvin Schaffer, Champ Husted took his basic training at Camp past four months with her children and Tom Eddy friwn City Center; Roberts and finished his training at Sutherlin, Newberg, Tillamook, Dick Schmitt. West Side; Pete at Camp Plauche, New Orleans. Forest Grove and Junction City. Fetter, London; Bob Gasper, East Side. He expects to locate here. Recreation League Standing«: Mrs. Albert Adkins is spending The Mizpah Class will meet two weeks in Denver, Colo, with Won Lost Pct Bohemians 1 840 The Agriculture Department no Tuesday afternoon February 18 at her son-in-law and daughter, the City Center 700 tified Senator Cordon <R.-Ore.) the home of Mrs. W E. Masters. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Fukuyama 2 1 Jitham 5 2 700 Tuesday the Commodity Credit and baby David Thomas. She East Side 4 560 Corporation has approved a sup- stopped overnight enroute at the F F A. 2 4 330 porgfprice program for turkeys in home of her brother and sister- London 2 4 330 the Pacific Northwest that will in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross North End Kids 2 5 280 give the producer# an average Brown of Gresham. West Side 6 1 140 price of 27 S cents a pound live weight. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Clapp re Growers from Oregon. Washing The annual meeting of the Lane turned last week from a fort ton and Northern California, the County Livestock Association will nights visit to points of interest in area in which the program will be be held in the 4-H Club building Southern California and Nevada. instituted, asked for it on the on the county fair grounds in Eu They visited in Los Angeles, Car- grounds they were losing money on gene on Thursday, February 20, me) by the sea, Death Valley, Reno Up to dale information on meth their (locks. They said they were starting promptly at 10:00 a. m., and Las Vega», Nevada. od« of controlling weed« will be averaging about 18 cents a pound according to Fred G. Knox, presi Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams of dent of the association. Business discussed at a xpecial weed con live weight. Cordon said the support prices of the association will be trans-• Thornton Corners visited their trol meeting to be held in the 4-H Club building on the county fair will include turkeys held in stor acted in the forenoon and an ed son, Frank, a patient at the Veter- and hospital in Vancouver last ground» in Eugene on Tuesday, age by the growers and that these ucational program will be conduct w-eek. ed in the afternoon, starting at February 18. starting promptly at prices will be put into effect: Young toms and young heavy 1:30 p. m. ( 1:30 p m., according to County The program for the afternoon '. . ur Moen left yesterday for Agent O. S. Fletcher. Discussion hens over 18 pounds. 25 cents live me at Anacortes, Washing- will be led by W. C. Nibler, assist weight, 32^4 dressed; young hens will include a discussion of live- h ton h after ant extension specialist in farm 16 pounds or less. 321. cent# live stock diseases and a motion pic —------ a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moen of Do- crops of the Oregon State College, weight. 41% dressed; old hens 16 ture of fescue screenings disease pounds or less, 26 cents live of livestock by Dr. J. N. Shaw, rena. Mr. Moen who left here in who has been doing extensive 1944 sees a number of improve- work on weed control problems weight , 34 cents dressed; old | head of the -Department of Vet ments made here since last . . his . during the past year. The meeting heavy hens. 24 cents live weight, erinary Medicine of Oregon State College; efficient live stock pro- a P artnersh| P in a 32 cents dressed, and old toms, 21 has been arranged by the county agent in cooperation with the cents live weight and 29 cents duction and the preparation of 1 ’ wool for market by H. A. Lind crop improvement committee of dressed. Mrs. H. J. Pruitt returned Sat- The government will buy enough gren, extension animal husband the Lane County Agricultural turkeys to keep prices up to the man of the State College; and ea- urday, Feb. 8, from Long Beach. Council. tablishing good pastures by Coun Calif., where she had bqen called Among subjects that will be dis establishing price. by the death of her mother. She ty Agent O. S. Fletcher. cussed are when and how to UM was gone almost two months. Mr. Knox urges that all inter-1 2, 4-D in wis'd control, spraying pioneer O akland «•su'd iM-ople attend, regardless or equipment anil how 2, 4-D can be IHM TOK PASSES Ronald Hathaway, 20, was in a whether they ary or are not mem made to fit into a (arm weed con Dr. Benjamin F. DeVore, 72, bers of the county livestock asso Eugene hospital a few days last trol program. There will also be week suffering from bruises re well known physician of Oakland, ciation. discussion on the use of chlorates ceived when a log rolled on him । dic'd Sunday In Eugene after a in weed control, prochlor, a n d long illness. He had practiced February 5. med- dean cultivation. trine in Oakland for the past thir- CHURCH GOES OVMl THE TOP 1 The members of the farm crops ty-five years. Mrs. Leslie Maugh. who spent Mrs. W. C. Martin and Mrs. A. committee state that this jx an C. Spriggs, co-chairladies of the the past two months visiting her important meeting and they urge ACCIDENT KI LUS World Mission Crusade report that mother, Mrs. Lottie Kirkendall at all farmer« having weed control COBURG MAN the Baptist Church has almost Saginaw, left for her home at Al-; problems to attend. George Kennon, Coburg, was _ doubled its goal. $4646.21 has al A cottage prayer meeting was killed shortly before noon Friday ready been received in cash or AUXILIARY MEETS while engaged in logging opera pledges, and more is still coming held Tuesday evening at the home The V. F. W. Auxiliary will meet tions at the H. and M. Lumber in. The actual quota of the church of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kiker, Wednesday evening, February 19 Co., it was reported by Walter was a little over $2400; however 222 Cherry Court, in preparation at 8:(M) in the IOOF hall. Kropp. Linn County Coroner. the church voted to make it $2500. for the coming pre-Easter ser This money is to be used for world vices in the Baptist church, March LALONDE GRADUATES reconstruction and advance in the 9 thru 23rd. SAGINAW MACHINE Lafayette. Ind., John W. La- total cause of Christ, at home and PFC Bob Russum, son of Mr. AND WELDING SHOP Londe, of Cottage Grove was abroad. and Mrs. H. F. Russum, who is SAGINAW among a class of 498 to receive de stationed w-ith the army in Japan General Welding — Machine grees at the 84th commencement SUPREME COURT OKAYS hopes to go to the port of embark Work — Steel Fabrication — exercises held February 2nd at HATCH ACT ation the latter part of the month Purdue University. LaLonde re The Supreme Court Monday up Aluminum Welding. ceived the II. S. degree in electri held the Hatch “clean politics" law- preliminary to his discharge. RALPH ELMER ---------- «HS cal engineering. ban on political activity by federal LONG Announcements have been re- WILSON employes or by state employes ceiv«»d here of the birth of a son 1-tfc Try a Sentinel want ad. whose jobs are financed from fed to Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Tracy of eral grants. San Jose. Calif., on February 8th. Two separate rulings were handed down. Mr. and Mrs. George Witters The section forbidding federal left Tuesday for Portland for a employes from taking active part brief visit and business trip. in political campaigns wax ruled valid in a decision turning dowli Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer of a challenge from the CIO United Thornton Corners have received Public Workers of America. announcement of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Palmer Saw Other Side at Long Beach, Thn cìahv ’i» Calif., February " voruary ™ “ Great 8,h- Mr- Palmer is Y l/c in the Spirit, other untnPi h? 1° Judge The new arrival has " been Mrx. Martha Aifolin<* Lilli**, 4M of Portland, met instant death in a hi'Hikm colliaion Sunday, aouth ol Canyonvillc on Highway 99 when the Lillie car driven by her husbimd, Arnold J Lillie craxhed headon into an unto driven by Roger H Cartl of Myrtle Creek Lillie win critically injured and wax taken to a Roaeburg hospital. The nrcident (M-curn'd at .3:30 Sunday morning when the Lillie car driving north apparently skid- ded after pax«ing another car. The Lillie car careened into the path o( the car driven by Roger Card, police refairt. Bohemians Take Cage Title Again Lane Co. Livestock Ass’n to Hold Its Annual Meet 20th Methods of Weed Control Talked at Meeting Feb. 18th w“k* ! I grandpap ™,nx»‘’h here, " “ which IS:’ according Plenamins enoç^m»Miz «atre. Con tain all the essential vitamins plus liver extract and iron to make rich blood. A splendid vitamin tonic for elderly people. 8 oz. 89c inw —.¿KT., mf««* HEM'S FOK DKUGN Woodson-Wicks Electric Your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer Frigidaire Kitchen Cabinets Frigidaire Hot Water Heaters Evinrude Motors Burchcraft Boats Zenith Radios 24 SOUTH 10TH ST. PHONE 337 SERVICE STATION OPERATORS We have now available a special service station policy covering robbery, burglary, fidelity of employees. Also Public liability, property damage and collision on custom ers cars. 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