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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1948)
no vn« to nrrn \ tf . Re-Opened ! ! Cal's SAGINAW Cash Store Groceries Gas & Oil Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Nornui Calliintine, Prop. Sunday* 9 to 12 A. M 227 2tpcxxx ITS TIME! To have that time piece repaired by J. L. STOKES Jeweler - Watch Repairing 816 M;iin Ph 92 Concrete Problem Solved by CONCRETE Answers COTTAGE GROVE REDI MIX Located at Horn Sand & Grave 50-tfr NERE ARE MORE PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES MTN BROWN fWÄOULH IM CfNTUMJ ETES THAN DUX. Thurs.. April 1. MH Thr Sentinel. Cottage Grave. Oregon Pi»<e s Construction to _______ A__ can .... tell what „„ an Members of the Armed Forces, The U.S. had a force of 200 You never Irishman will do next. The D. D. enjoy the privileges of Na- planes in the Pacific Theatre in Start Soon on New . Boyds of Thornton Corners nave tlon«l Service Life Insurance, 1911 11,000 In 1945. Midshipman Byron Foidi-r wax Mr*. Fannie Goude, familiarly recently completed the erection । recently discharged from the known here as "Aunt Fanny”, will dog board kennel in the Ir Gun Club House of ving a district Navy after nearly three year* of leave Sunday for Portland where atx,ut 2 miles north of training in the V-5 group. During this tune he received hi* training ill vuiioum colleges including Colo- rado Springs Teachers’ college; School of Mini's in Butte, Mon- Inna. University of Oregon, and iurlhei training nt ls>s Alamelos ground sch'xd, where he t<x>k acro batic flying, Iowa State College at । Ottumwa. Iowa, mid final training at Pensacola, Floiida He expect« to spend Hie summer here with his parent». Mr mid Mrs George Fos- t r of Thornton Corneil. Construction is expected to Eugene on highway 99 Mr Boyd »tart soon on the new home of the rP " n Y ’but the Cottage Grove Rod and Gurf club buildniK originally wn-’nieted to on the 25 acre site recently don- n0'?0. i,f’y had n aied by W W Hileman The site , , that plan* w*’r'' "nfb to is located about four mile* north >udd a,w,,lo'>al accommodations of town just west of the B A H 'dl and Boyd have their Airjxirt Mans for a 24 by KM foot I home in the Thornton Corners dts- Mrs. G. B Arnest and daughter one story building have been | * trict move to fict for sale and plan to t ____ Betty are attending a Home Eco drawn by Robert Drenner, Culp1 the Eugene district, where they nomics conference in Portland this Cicek rancher, and an on display have recently remodeled a home. week end They will attend th. a’ the Edwards Outdoor ‘tore on I banquet Saturday night. Mrs. G. Ninth street. Fifty-two per cent of the pedes B Arnest will combine the trip Shingles for the sides as well a* trian fatalities reported in Oregon for business and pleasure. I ’he roof of the building have been in 1947 occur!ed in urban areas, U’Roy Hollingsworth left Satur Mrs. Rose Otley of Eugene vis donated as well as the nails and • points out the Oregon State Motor day after enlisting in the Army, Association. Pedestrians were engineer corps, through the lixnl ited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs member* of the club are in a re- , urged to accept responsibility for Army Recruiting office He is the J. It. Hendricks The Utleys and i ceptive mood for other donations ' their own safety by walking safely in order that the building may b»- •son of Mr. and Mrs. R H. Hol- J lendricks families were neighbors completed during the summer' at all times. lingsworth, who reside in (’alifor-i‘n Harney county. months. ni*. He expect« to he stationed in The building will contain an . Your Cannon Company No. 162 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of California for the present. Salem and Mrs. G. P. McClanahan auditorium, 60 by 24 feet, care* ' needs 25 men. Can you qualify? taker’s quarter* at one end of the 1 Miss Abigail Trask and Miss and son Darrell of Grants Pass building and a kitchen constructed j spent Easter with their parent», ■Marjorie Coiner. Ix»th students at on the other end. An indoor rifle ’ Ux’wis and Clark college in Port- Mr. and Mrs. G. W McFarland. range will be constructed in the ' land, spent a few days here over .Darrell has just completed three attic. the Week end with their parents, years as a radar man in the Navy The main auditorium will be. ! Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask and Mr. and has reenlisted for two more and Mrs. I, W. Coiner They re- years. He flew home from Okin used as a meeting place for mem- i awa and will be on leave until bers and will be thrown open for j j turnrsl to Portland Tuesday May 19th. . meetings of the Boy Scouts and | possibly other public meeting*. and the whole house come* to Ufel Miss Shirley Allen and M Us Miss Evelyn Hessel, a former Warren Edwards, stated Tuesday Mary Ann Hall of Willamette Uni To finance the projected build versity, Salem, spent the Easter high school teacher here, now- holidays with their parents, Mr. teaching at Eureka, California, ing, which will be one of the civic and Mrs Donnell Allen and Mr. visited with friends here Friday assets of the community, the Rod and Saturday, and was a guest of and Gun club must have the sup- . and Mrs Charles Hall. Mrs. Pete Nelson. of the community There are ■ Mr and Mrs. Arvid Rothauge and Mrs. Hannah Rothauge have returned to Lorane from a visit with relatives at Olympia and Ab erdeen. Wash. Mrs. Mattie Will, tt accompanied them home to stay with Mrs. Lucy Bryan. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Hammond are Mrs. 1 iammond's niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Baggen- stos, and two children David and Linda of Hirt Townsend, Wash ington Mts. Baggenstos will lx* remembered as Betty Adams, who attended and graduated from the local high school. Mr and Mrs. Alfred McKenzie have as guests Mrs. McKenzie's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Marple of Los Alamos. New Mexico. The Marple« ne thinking of settling here. REGARDLESS OF THE COLOR OF YOUR EYES, STYLISH "GUARANTEED GLASSES" GIVE THEM ADDED COMFORT. °4Y NOTHING DOWN, $1 A WEEK DR. T. MULHOLLAND with office* at »he will make her future home at the Odd Fellows home, 3214 S. E Holgate Blvd, Portland 2, Oregon Mrs Goude him lived in this vicin ity for about eighy years corning here before the railroad or before the present Cottage Grove. Students home from San Jose Bible college, San Jose, California, for the Easter vacation were Roy Aubrey, Elva Mae Thies and Jerry McCornack. They left Sunday eve ning to resume their studies. Mrs. Wilbur Workman Jr., Miss Mildred Collier and Miss Sara Bjorset spent one day last week at Reedsport with Mrs Jack Dunn (Joan King), Itaughters of the Nile will meet with Mrs. Orlo Bagley on Wed nesday, April 7th. If you have no transportation, please phone 173R. Mr. and Mrs. H. W Lombard and son. Herbert Jr., and daugh ter. Marie Lombard, returned Sat urday from Sun Valley. Idaho, where they enjoyed a week’s va cation. Miss Marie, a student at the University, was home on the spring vacation. Mr and Mrs T. F. Veale and son Tommy III of Bremerton. Mr and Mrs. Herb Adams re | Washington arrived Wednesday to turned the first of the week from spend several days with hi« moth 10 days spent at San Francisco, I er. Mrs T. F. Vcalc, who has been California, with their son-in-law I quite ill. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Durand. Enroute l»me they visit Co). LaSells Stewart has been ed at Coos Bay with another son- appointed to serve- a* one of the in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. three members of the county bud- William Jones, and family. get hoard, it was announced at Eu- gene recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Roberts will spend the week end in Portland Lloyd Griggs is attending a tel- and will attend the Jeannette Mc cphone school in Portland con- Donald concert at the Portland ducted by the Pacific Telephone & auditorium Saturday night. Telegraph Co. The school will run for two weeks. Your National Guard needs 25 men. Can you qualify? Mrs. Clem Parker is reported seriously ill at her home on East M MUNE OFFICER Main street. present aw " 200 memlx-rs of the Riid and -.n/l Gun rZlir» club r.luK and «U, _ __ , Rod the mem- bership committee has set a goal ' of 500. HERSi OE MAKES 3.5 GRADE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eugene, April 1 (Special) —John Herscoe, son of Adelaide M. Hers- coe, Disston route, Cottage Grove, was one of the 228 undergraduate students at the University of Ore gon making an average grade of 3.5 or better for winter term. The grade point average is based on at least 12 hours or more of study. Thrity-three stu dents made a perfect grade of 4.0, all "A's". TYLE*BORD” the Magic Word in HOUSEKEEPING! ■ " ENAMEL Fun to use—goes or. easily. One coat does it. Quick drying. Washable. Sec our lovely colors। Lee’s Paint Store 630 WHITAKER Across from the Safeway Parking Lot. FYLE*BOKD ’ is a magic word to good housekeeper* who look ahead. They realize they can have wall* in their kitchens and bathrooms that need not undergo annual patch ing, painting or resurfacing . .. Walls as easy to keep clean as a modern refrigerator. Because the plastic-coated surface of TYLE*BORD is baked on, it does not fade or lose its original beauty and luster. TYLE*BORD is always fresh and colorful • « « always easy to keep clean. SEARS BUILDING SUPPLY 24 South 10th FULLER PAINTS YOUR CAR NEEDS OUR KIND OF CARE DECORATED 820 Willamette Avenue in Eugene First Lieutenant Claude H. Es- Your Cannon Company No 162 sclstrom. U. S. Marine Coq» Re- nerds 25 men. Car* you qualify? serve, of Box 563, Elkton, Oregon, Mai ch 30th, received the award of the Bronze Star Medal with per manent citation from the Direc tor, 13th Marine Corps Reserve District representing the Com mandant of the Marine Corps. The award was, “For meritor ious achievement while attached to Company "C”, First Battalion. Eighteenth Marines (Engineer), Second Marine Division, during S' action against enemy Japanese forces in the Solomon. Gilbert, and Marianas Islands, from 4 Jan uary 1943 to 1 August 1944. Skill fully performing his duties despite intense hostile fire, First Lieuten ant Esselstrom contributed ma terially to the success attained by his unit in operations against en emy forces. His leadership and devotion to duty throughout were in keeping with the highest tradL tions of the United States Naval Service.” Lieutenant Esselstrom is auth orized to wear the Combat "V". NDS phone THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS /i/n TJlrfV TIME FLYING Thanks to the People of Chenille Bath Room Sets Cottage Grove and Vicin Beautiful Design. Colors of Dusty Rose, ity for Such a Marvelous Peach, Gold and Green Reg. $5.95 Chenille Rugs 21 X 36 Reception and Making Colors — Maroon, Red, Aqua, Blue, Our Opening Such an $1^ White, Dusty Rose. Reg. $2.50 FEDERAL Outstanding Success! UK Army and U.S. Air Force personnel recieve 20% extra pay for overseas service. Lawn Mower Grinding Cocoa Mats Reg. $2.50 THIS SATURDAY, 2:30 P.M “19 years experience is my guarantee of a good job" io give you its best service, your car needs a lot mor< than "gas,” oil, lubrication and air in the tires. But. cars today are so remarkably dependable that it’s easy to forget some of the things that should be done to keep them in top condition. • Your Helpful Associated Dealer doesn’t forget though. He’s trained not to forget, not to overlook the many "little” things that mean so much to you. Take "radiator service.” for example. With him it’s cooling system service. For he knows that the system that cools your car’s motor also includes the water . SERVICE pump, fan, fan belt, fan bearing, hoses and couplings, water jacket, and the water itself. Overheating trouble can start anywhere along the line, so your Associated Dealer keeps check on them all. It is this kind of approach to the care of your entire car that makes Flying A Service the kind of care your car needs. Always remember this: The better service you get from your Helpful Associated Dealer means better service from your car. FOR A FEATHER-SOFT RIDE Extraordinary comfort is but one characteristic of the revolution ary new Federal AIR WING Tire. The AIR WING is an extra low pressure tire that absorbs road shocks so completely as to give you an entirely new kind of riding smoothness. AIR WINGS steer easier, run cooler, last longer, are safer than conventional tires. AIR AX INGS are now available at Associated Dealers. See them today. EXTRA LOW PRESSURE — ABSORBS ROAD SHOCKS + (You do not have to be present to win) THE DRAWING OF THE COUPON WILL BE HELD IN THE STORE TO PICK THE LUCKY WINNER OF THE BEAUTIFUL DAVENPORT and CHAIR IF THE HOLDER OF THE WINNING COUPON IS NOT PRESENT HE OR SHE WILL BE IDENTIFIED BY PHONE OR MAIL. t Alison Saw Shop North River Rd. near Birch HÍÜWI ASSOffMlfA0£0£HS TIDI WATIR ASSOCIATID OIL COMPANY AROTANE GASOLINE MAKES ANY CAR A BETTER CAR Phone 33
