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Section Three Cottage Grove Sentinel (XJTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, t >REGON THURSDAY, JUNE 21 Kaiser-Frazer Company to Turn Out 250,000th Automobile in June SAGINAW of Mrx (/ver.by's sister. Mrs Geo (who . Laly has Den shipp »1 ba. 1» . from ov< rseas At the annual school meeting held nt the school house Monday , I <T ;,',dMl ;<n«< M'» WaytmelMf .n evening Harold Laird was re- of (Mkkmd an- -jH-mling part of and childr.n of I.ym. Hollon .» nt I elected director for three yearn their vicatKin with their grand LSund.iy at the R P Rash homi -.................— ! and Mrx. Noreen Sell* wax re- parents, Mr. and Mrw. Clarence Mr Hilton and Mr. laiton helped • Mower. NUMBER 46 elected clerk for one year. M. „ . ... Mr Rxxh |X4t on the roof of hix Mr Prank Morton of two '-i droomx and bathroom. _ and Mrs ... ........................... ’-'iits .<n<i u.irnriMon. | An 8% pound daughter was horn Vancouver, Wash, and Mrs. Mary — । June IX at the Butler maternity Lindsay of Creswell were dinner LATHAM ELEC Tint j home in Cottage Grove to Mr. and guest- Monday evening at th» r YWAKDED HEATING BID Mrs Merritt Bolton. She has been G. Keene home. .... , , , | named Sandra Sue. Thi* is Mr. m . . i .. r. . ... 1 "O "chexrl board of district 45, Mr. and Mrx Robert Durflinger the grade school district, awanH and Mr*. R. P Bash's first grand daughter and second grandchild (nee Leonora Johnston» are on « ’ the bid of th»- Latham Electri» for trip spending their honeymoon ! heating the Jefferson school at the Mr. and Mrs. Bart Johnston are and will live at their home on meeting Monday night. The i»ard spending ten day* on a vacation Mosby cr<. k when they return. found it necessary to alter tlie trip into Idaho and Washington. Georgi Getty and daughter original plan for the construction Mr and Mrs. Edward Krebser Catherine spent several days last of a central seating plant after and daughter Diane of Ridgefield. week m California visiting Mr receiving two hid* last week be- Washington, spent the week end Getty s son and daughter. ................. . . cause of the increased cost. i at the home of Mrs Krebser'« Mrs George Drinkwater is | parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Lowell spending the week with friend* at Bcnxton. the coast Great Kphlr Mr. and Mrs Stephen Oversby Cari Allen of Idaho was calling of t'-'- w- and Mr*. Chalmer Christianson on old friends here Sunday. Egyptian arrhitcr. and children of Longview, Wash., Charles lackey left for CaUfor- sphinx, u: ' . n sixmt the week end at the home nia to attend the burial of hix son • In the fo"r.h d- pux Greets Cardinal W1LLOW RUN, Mich Kaiser- Frazer Corp will produce Ils 250, tssith automobile this week. Just two years after production stalled, at the Willow Run plant with the manufacture of seven automobiles I The Oregon Turkey Improw in June of 1946. The quarter-millionth car, a inent association lias purchased 100 copies of n color film strip Frazer Manhattan model, Is sched "How io Cook nod Carve Turkey" uled for production on June 25. It which ii plans to distribute to Will l><- the 9'1,741*1 car to be built home economics teacher* and by K-F in 1948, a figure which hutw demonstration agents thru- nearly double* output attained in out the state for use in demonstra the first six months of Inst year. tion and classroom work, N»>»-l Starting production in June Bennion, secretary of the associa 19-1H, the new automobile com tion and extension |s>ultry s|M-clal- jainy turned out 11,753 units in ist at OSC that year Output Jumped to 144- Copies of the film strip will also 5UB tor 1947 when the company In- available on a loan Imais thru became t h e fourth largest pro ducer of passenger car*. tile college film lending libraty. The film strip* arc lu-lng pur- | Edgar F Kaiser, vice president chased thru tlie Poultry and Egg and general manager, said that National Board, which is s|s>nsor- K-Fs scheduled output of 21,000 tng the "eat more turkey enm- units this month represent* a new ||<lgn" Included wilh the film I monthly production ja-nk in the .1 commentary in hull tin form history of the company. The pre which is an instructional aid to be vious high was 20,667 cars in Jan rend nlpud ax l h e pictures are uary. when production wax on u two-shift basis shown.. Currently, the Willow Kun plant Oregon turkey producer* have contributed more than ¡MOOO to is producing more than MOO units tlie fund of the national campaign | mt day on one shift. (O Increase the consumption of Mr. Kaiser said retail sales are turkey They uro using a volun continuing at a record high, and AT IA GUARDIA Field, New York, tary "etwek-off' plan under which that the present nine-hour, six- procraaor* act nude one cent pet day work week is being main Perry Pascuccl. 10, Brooklyn, N. Y, ring on I . .mcis Car bird for use in the advertising tained. dinal Spellman. The latter ha* Ju«t campaign The Oregon Turkey Im returned from a 39.000-mile tour of provement aiuiocintlon «Misted In the Far East The Cardinal ex- conducting two turkey marketing preued himself to reporter* a* studies recently in Salem and pleased by the rise of religion in Portland. the area. (International) President of the aasociation i* Funeral services for PFC Rich- W T. Gueits. Colton Hoard mem nrd D. Lackey, son of Mr. and ber* are Bill Chase, Aurora; C II Mrs. Charles F Lackey, of Diss- Coyle. St. Paul; John It Snyer, ton route will bc held Friday, Halsey; 1-orcn Johnson, Scnp- June 25. al 3:45 pm nt the Gold poow; Paul McDowell, Sherwood; Gate National cemetery, San Fred L. William«, 7«, well and Walt Schwedler. Portland. known to many of the old timers, Bruno. California died al a Eugene hospital Friday. PFC Ijickcy died May 23, 19-15 He was born June 22. 1869 in t.argrat Trout llairhrry from wounds received on Okin- Douglas county, Kansas, and had Larari! commereiai trout hatch- awn He wn* 22 years of age. lived here a number of years. ery in the United State* U located Mr lackey will attend the bur Most of his life had been spent ax near Buhl. Idaho ini service# of his son. a miner and he had mined and prospected tn the Bohemia section at various limes and was inter ested in mining properties there at the time of his death- Surviving is one sister, Mrs. Ella Gambler of Long Beach, Calif. Funeral services will is- hold Fri day morning at 10:30 from the Mills mortuary with the Rev. Pe ter Bakker officiating. Interment will l»c in the Masonic-1. O. O. F. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED cemetery. Turkey Cooking To Be Shown on Screen Over Ore. Pfc Richard Lackey Services Friday OPEN HOUSE Fred L. Williams Rites Are Friday Leading eye specialists tell vou: ^REGULARLY! Eminent PATTY’S FLOWER NOOK GIFT SHOP eye A RADIO RAY authorities — men who know- eye examination every year. These eye spettabili know perfect eyesight ii essential to perfect health So insure your health — have your eyes examined at least once a year! Dr. T. Mulholland REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST with offices at Our Business? 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