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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1947)
Wg» • Th* CeoMnel. Cottage Grove, Oregon Tkarx, August 21. 1M7 LATHAM Milton H. McGuire Award Presented Hugh P. Currin recently spent a week with his I brother Lynn Hawes. Clinton Garoutte will return to Charlotte and Wayne Warren of Wtchila Kansas visited their Prineville Thursday. He is farm uncle Lynn Hawes for several days ing over there. Jest week Mrs. Norma Rayes of Los An Mr. and Mrs. Travis Richardson geles is expected this week to visit Hugh P. Currin, honored last and children will leave soon to vis her daughter,'Mrs Raymond Lyon it his parents and her sister in and her sister. Mrs Lynn Hawes twk by the Northwest Power As Texas. Mr and Mrs Merle Porter and sociation at their convention in Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hawes and daughters, Mrs Mary Ash and Longview, is a former resident of four children of Ontario, Calif., Mrs Julia Watts spent Wcdnes- Cottage Grove, where his sister. Miss Lulu Currin, still resides His _ day visiting coastal points. Mrs. O. M Patton has received parents. Mr anti Mrs J. P. Cur word of the death of her mother rin. resided for many years in their in South Dakota. The Pattons vis home on south River road, and his education throughout the grades ited her last year. Vernon Hawes of Eugene spent and high school was in the local the last week end with his uncle, Lynn Hawes. They all went fish ing Prof. Means of Oklahoma Uni versity has been visiting his broth- er Roy and their parents in Eu gene. Mrs. Merle Porter was a special guest of Mrs Mabel Sowles at Curtin at a Neighbors of Wood craft party Tuesday She was also guest of Mrs. Fred Hammond, who MUDAT, SATURDAY entertained in honor of Henrietta AUGUST S2-33 French Tuesday. CABLE, DUPLEX OUT Latham Camp Cookery club met LETS. SWITCHES. FIX at the home of Mrs. W C. Pynch. leader. Monday evening Every TURES — WE HAVE EV member brought a dish and cooked it over the campfire They had a Glenn Ford, Janis Carter. Barry ERY ITEM TO DO YOUR SuOivan, Edgar Buchanan. Karen meeting which ended in plans for COMPLETE WIRING JOB Morley. Jim Bannon, Barbara ' an overnight trip. The Camp Cook ery girls will stay out Aug. 21 Wooddcll. from 4 p. m. to 10 a. m. Camp Cookery boys will go out August 29 from 4 p. m. to 10 a m the MUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY next day. Each will bring own AUGUST 24-25-2# blankets and food for supper and breakfast. The Latham Forestry club, led by Miss Nina Chapman, spent 812 Main St. Ph 317 Thursday on Mosby Creek Each brought a dish, and after the meet ing swimming was enjoyed Latham school will open Sep- ' Dennis Morgan. Jack Carson, Jan- tember 8th is Paige, Martha Vickers, S Hebron Grange Sakall, Alan Hale. Technicolor. A large crowd attended the an niversary celebration of five cou ples at the hall Saturday night. The couples honored were: Mr. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and Mrs. Mads Overgaard. Mr and AUGUST 27-2» Mrs. "Hap" Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Means, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buf fington Through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Mads Overgaard the dance was free, two wedding cakes were furnished by Mr. and Mrs. r Fred Harris, the decorations were Phil Regan, Elyse Knox, Ross furnished by Mrs. Hugh Trunnell Hunter, Tom Harmon, Anne Gi and put up by the Latham Recre- lts. Edward Brophy. William Beau- ation club who were also special dha guests Mrs. Jean Morton was on the refreshment committee. Girls ALNO ¡ of L. R. C. assisted. All grange women are invited to, ¡ stork showers for two grange la dies at the home of Rosie Lewis Friday afternoon. ■ schools Afterward he graduated from the University of Oregon The Oregon Journal account ot his award is given here: The Northwest Public Hower as sociation created the Milton Hunt M c Guire annual award for engin eering achievement and awarded it to Hugh P Currin, chief consult ing engineer for the Eugene, Ore, water board, at the opening meet ing of the annual convention here Thursday. The award is named in honor of McGuire, who has been super intendent of the McMinnville, Ore., lighting department for the last 25 years. He also is vice president of the association. Die plaque was, August 24. nt the civic clubrooms, mid live nt Pi nln whenever stir In the armory office dally from H iki n m. t<> 12 ini noun, except I w lehre niter retirement. I H p. nr, in her honor. Monday. So far Dr Ik'Vore has not been able to find a physician to take IRMI ENLISTMENTS FOR niur at Weddlag over her practice, which include« Dl’TY WITHIN I', S. The »raring of something Mu* n| Enltotmcnts for ex.acrvice men more than 1000 men in the lumlwr nulls around Drain alone She la for duty with the It N Army, 'if the wedding wus ancient laiHem, selling her h o m e property, but particular installations and with custom which suggested a blue ,u,. now open, ac bon for the bride blue being the col keeping her office, hold it avail* certain unit«, DR. HERTHA DFVOKK cording to T Sgt J. L Johnson of or of purity, love and fidelity. able for the use of her successor RETIRES AT DRAIN when one I m found. She is also the It S Army mid Air Force.« Dr Bertha L. DeVere. Drain's keening her property and house in Recruiting office al the Cottage Ledger Sheets The Sentinel physician who for 39 years has Pram Jo tirili ¡she mat return Grove armory T Sgi Joiuwon I» served the community and sur- rounding territory, has announced plans to retire Sept. 1, and travel in California for a time and make her home there Plans are under* way for a civic reception Sunday, prevented tn Curtin by Jnhn S Dickson of Cathlamet, association president. It will be presented an nually to an engineer who is most distinguished during the year for origniality and efforts to increase the efficiency of his organisation. RHVmES OF RERSOn an¿ U]uúc 6^ [ I OUST CAN'T GLT A HAND Program •UVAT Electric Wiring Materials Arcade Bantam Ball Point Pens 59c Pipes-------- for that smooth smoke Kirsten, Dr. Grabow, Sterncrest, Breezewood Yello Bole, Frank Medico. Oregon Scenic Stationery Castle Craft Cards “Framed You don’t need a magnifying glass to see our generous and delicious servings of food. NICHOLS RADIO & APPLIANCE “The Time, The Place and the Girl" TOWN TALK CAFE Telephone 325-3 ’Shop Wise COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON z. PEACHES • .Now's the time te can 'em? years this week st, •« SAFEWAY “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi CAN NOW THURSDAY, FRIDAY AUGUST 21-32 “Swing The Western Way The Hoosier Hotshots, Jack Leon ard. Mary Dugan. Thurston Hall, Jarry Wald, The Crew Chief. Find New Blood Group Two Australian doctors discov ered a new blood group while test ing blood for claisiflcation in one of the four standard groups for the Red Cross. The new group is quite different from the four standard groups. The discoverers believe the research ultimately will make it possible to identify a person as ac curately'by blood type as by finger- nrint. PEARS Other Fresh Produce Feature» FRUIT JARS nenn masons JELL WELL Blake, LUNCHEON MEAT 16-lb. 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Ripe Watermelons lb. 2c Crispy Cucumbers lb. 6c Eggplants, just bread and fry lb. 10c Golden Com, local lb. 1 lc JAR RUBBERS SATURDAY, SUNDAY AUGUST 23-24 POTATOES All your favorite varieties lor canning, Elbertas and Hales—and the selected packs of each to give you the most for your money in quality and quantity. Get your Peaches and can this week—SURE! The height of the Peach season will be over after Labor Day. LICENSE EXAMINER AUG. ’5 O A drivers license examiner is t d u- . ... ~ , scheduled to be on duty here Mon Lynne Roberts, Warren Douglas, da v Au trust 25 at the city hall Adele Mará. between th.. 1*10:00 a. m. Diane or you may be TOO LATE! The Dalles “The Magnificent Roiuc * and 4:00 p. m., according to an announcement received from the i Secretary of State's office. Persons w ishing licenses or per mits to drive are asked to get in touch with the examiner well ahead of the scheduled closing hour in order to assure completion of their applications with a mini mum of delay. 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