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14 Piiges Section Two Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE. LANE <X>UNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1948 Oregon Salute on Radio Scheduled NUMBER 2 Lime Spreading Starts Wednesday In This Vicinity have not as yet placid their or- ilius of nn unloading jxilnt with an deta, should place their order im- additional ten cents per ton mile nicdlately. Orders received al the lor mileage In excess of the ten I cwm I Agricultural Conservation mile radius. Because of higher Office In Eugene during the next freight rates, the cost nt the Vc- week can probably tie filled by neta unloading ¡mint is $10 M0 per Bulk lime spreading for HM8 scheduling of these lute August ton. The only limitation on lime started Wwlncsday, August 11 in shipments. allowance in 1!MH is the $2.00 per the Eugeni* locality, accoiding to Hurst nnd Walton go into cropland acre limit for payment Ernest E. Schrenk, Chairman of I *iuglas county fur 20 25 days ut and the $500 practice limitation the 141 ne i County Agricultural lime spreading immediately fol for any one operator. There is no Conservili Ion Committee, when lowing th<’lr August apteading in limit to the amount of lime any Hurst and Walton, lime distribu Dine county and plan on return- one operator cun purchase for tors for Lane, Coos mid Douglas log for a kite Sep lem I kt swing cash. counties moved In for spreading Ihiotigh the county, weather pre- The need for increased spread operations. mit ting, The unloading schedule ing of lime in Lane County is con- Schrenk states that lime orders for thin lute September or curly fi'mcd by tin* recent countywide as of August 7 totaled 1500 Ions, October swing will !><■ announced survey of total conservation needs with the greater tonnage to be Inter and will, of course, de|H*nd The survey originally conducted spread during August Following on amount of lune to I m * spread in J!M6 and reworked in early morel. wril*M by Choral Dirx»» UH in the tentative unloadyig sc he* I at that time. 1948, shows that nearly 150,0«; ulr for the first eighteen cars to■ Early in l!M8. Schrenk explains, acres of cropland in Ilie county I m * unloaded at Dine County SfMMMHMi was allocated by county should have a periodic application FJT. arw fh* ow U mm S ABC Network. pointa: and community committees for of lime Approximately 40,000 tons Eugene <1 car) August II; I Vc practice payments on lime mid of lime each year on 20,000 acres Ho. o the p.oirem. neta 12 carsi August 12. ; June payment rates wi re set al $4 00 would be needed to keep this crop Oregon is the thirteenth state! tion City (4 cm st August per ton in all communities except land supplied with its lime re- Veneta (3 cars) August Iß 17; Coast and Blnchly when* tin* jmy-1 quircments. This annual applica- to be honored in the current “Sa-1 Js»|a*r (I cart August 17; Cn * meni rute was m *I at $5.00 jmt I Don would replace losses of lime lute to the States" feature of I “Sound Off" with Mark Warnow. | well <2 cars! August IN; Cottage hm The County Committee Ixiscd by leaching nnd crop use would A brand new march written by 'Grove (I cart August 19; Irving this allix'atkxi <m the prosfiect of mean substantially better produc- <3 cars! August 20-21 and Junc Iinndllng around 2000 tons of hulk ' tion and the most efficient use of Choral .Director Jeff Alexander and Radio Writer Maive Fisher, tion City (I car) August 22. lime in 1948 O|x'rators should lie all acreage at a time when maxi will be presented for the first time ''Die remaining eight or ten cars urged to place their iimc orders I mum production is needed. luring the broadcast Monday. Au- of bulk lime to lie spread during now within the next week If guat 30, at H p.m. EDST <8 p.m. August, will la* scheduled at n ------- -- - they need lime this year. The cost, PDST and PST), over the coast- later date and operators wishing iu announced earlier, lx $10 50 per Miss Peggy Meacheam enjoyed to-coast ABC Network. lime spread on their farms, who, ton spread within a ten-mile ra- a pleasant week end at her par Songstress Jorl Sullivan will be ents’ home here. Duc to the rain the featuied guest star on the Mixa Meacheam wax able to leave broadcast. She will sing two cur her position at the Bateman Dx>k- rently popular tunes. A second out, returning on Monday. s(uest attraction will be announced George 1 Insani of Los Angeles. later. 1 Calif., arrived Friday evening at Marve Fisher is a native of his daughter's home, Mrs. Fred Portland, Oregon and Jeff Alexan Thompson, Jr. Mr. Hasara started der. although born in the state (Formerly leveling the gnxind on the Thomp of Washington, lived in Oregon Bonds) son lot preparatory to erecting a most of his life. Mr. Alexander new house for the Fred Thomp conducts the chorus featured on sons. Jr. "Sound Off". Mr. and Mrs Raphael Booher Chantmastcr Arno Ta n nr v, are moving to Cottage Grove. Mrs Baritone Glenn Darwin, Jeff Al- Bixihcr has a position at the cxandeFs "Sound Off" chorus, the Mixmtain View school teaching Mark Warnow orchestra and An- ! the fifth and sixth grades. nouncer George Fenneman com-1 The Curtin school house was. plete the cast to be heard on' (tainted last week by contractors ’’Sound (.}((" with Mark Warnow. Eller and Dunham of Cottage Charles Graves writes the! Grove. "Sound Off’ script, and Charles' Mr. and Mrs. L A. Bennett of Herbert directs and produces. Concordia, Kansas, arrived Mon- Lyrics to the new march, "West- | day for a visit at the Orville ward On to Oregon” arc as fol-1 I lodges home. lows: I Permission is granted to Billie Ann Coffel, Creswell and reprint these words.) Bobbie Fae Carter, La Pine, arc visitors at the Johnny Stlger WESTWARD ON TO OREGON I I home. Lyrics - Marve Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peronto Music - Jeff Alexander •Sr., have fturchased the house and Verse: lot, formerly the Leo Thompson By the waters of the Pacific f place, from Mr. and Mrs. J. R Stands a princess, there in the Sowles. dawn Friday the 13th proved an un Stands a princess by the Pacific lucky day for Dale Chajxnan ot And her name is •’Oirgbn“.* ithc Curtin Lumber Company. Mr. Chorus: i Chapman was injured when a Westward on to Oregon IMBMm piece came twick out of the edger. The gacrien sjx>t of the land An ambulance was called. Mr Where mountain greenery Chapman is out and around al makes the scenery though unable Io work for some A picture Heaven has planned — time. Westward on to Oregon Saturday callers at the Eldon You'll like the people, they're Thompson home were Mr. and swell Mrs. Willard Keen and son, Gary, They'll smile and shake your of Halsey. Other week end guests hand were Mrs. Thompson's parents, Say “You're lookin' grand — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Falk of Hal Come in and set for a spell" sey. Here's the place to send my Mrs. Myrtle Gleason of Cottage mail i Grove has accepted the position of Right here along the Oregon teaching the primary grades at Trail the Curtin school. According to Horace Greeley very freely figures obtainable there is a pos Gave advice that was great sibility of ten first graders. He said. “Go West want on^ On to Oregon — ’Cause it's a ; Automatic Factory glorious state.'! Although the completely auto I matic factory is still a dream of Chorus: I'll tell you straight, mate, it's the future, more progress toward * a great state that goal was made in 1947 than in Pardon me if I brag any of the preceding 100 years of We ll let you keep the rest the automatic controls industry OREGON'S THE BEST ! ! according to the Minneapolis-Hon THE BRIGHTEST STAR INI eywell Regulator company. FLAG ! ! ! ! SAGINAW Dinner guests Sunday at the If O. Diird home were: Mrs. Glen Ulm of Kansas City; Orville Wil son of Arcadia, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laird and children and R. p. Bash anil children. Mrs. Ulm who is visiting relatives in Eugene spent the week end at the Laird home. Visitors during the week at the Ixiwell B«ruiton home were Mi and Mrs. Paul Simpson of Corona, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kreb- m r and daughter anil Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krebaer of Ridgefleki, Wash., and Mrs. Claude Willey and daughter of Roseburg. Jimmy Keene Is staying with his grandma at Creswell and pick ing beans near there. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lemmcr and children spent Sunday near Leb anon visiting relatives. S13 Main St Yes Ma'am, your Swartz and Wolfard food store carries a complete line of nationally advertised foods. You know you get the best when you shop Swartz and Wolfard 12 4 PIECES! Bed Chest Vanity Bench SPECIAL SAVINGS ON SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES Try a Sentinel Wantad. Pages 12 and 13. Desks for Desks Desks Household Hint When you are buying new rugs, consider Oriental rugs. They are sturdy and durable and do not have t0 be bebied, If you can afford the initial price. The carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner will remove the dust and gnt but don’t disturb the knots b h £*'’ Wh'Ch Wer* firm,y tied The Same Old 19c 2.25 can For Your Convenience We Have Remodeled Our Phone 783 $I2950 21c No. 2 2.49 12 No. 2 can FURNITURE HERE S THE BEST BUY IN MONTHS George Getty Is spending sev- end days this week near Yakiins, Washington on business. Mr. and Mrs. Iztwell Benaton made a business trip to Salem Saturday. While there Mrs. Ben- ston called on her aunt. Mi> Sparks They also visited the Frank Grimes family at Jefferson on their way home. Herbie Cline, who formerly lived at the Howard Keene home, was a visitor here Sunday. Looking for Quality? CURTIN HILE Billie Denham of Eugene spent last week with his cousin Jimmy Williams. Jess Tucker and family have moved to Cottage Grove after staying at the home of his sister, Mrs. Inez Monteith. Mrs. Pollie Brannen went to Prineville Tuesday to visit rela- tives after spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Jake Schwarzer. Del Monte Baby Food Department Del Monte PRUNE JUICE ORANGE JUICE 27c 25c 46 oz. tin Quart CORNED BEEF ROSEDALE HASH PEAS Silver Skillet 29c 29c for VIENNA LOGANBERRY SAUSAGE PUNCH ■ Shop It Today! Libby Strained 85c 11 Doz. BEEF. D raw Armour’s 29c Albert s 23c for can ALL YOUR NEEDS FOR CA Kerr Mason Kerr Caps SPINACH COFFEE Pound Soap Powder Soap Powder TREND PARADE 15c Qts Jelly Glasses 49c 25c V-63 Caps 53c PINEAPPLE CRUSHED No. 2 tin 37c 17c PINEAPPLE CHUNKS No. 2 tin 39c Ball Eclipse Jars Ball Ideal Jars 1.33 Qts Qts............ 1. Kerr Mason Pt......... 85c Del Monte No. 2 tin (V mnmg 95c Del Monte 33c 19c PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Kerr Lids 2 - 23c V-63 Lids 2 - 23c Ball Zinc Lids 27c Paraffin .. lb. 23c Kelly's Market Fresh GOLDEN BANTAM CORN * 6 for 29c The Best in Meats Lartre Washington Unfinished Finished Pork Chops Link Sausage Loin or Rib End A Real Treat 69c lb. 65c lb. Red Ripe Shoulder $29.50 and up - - But it means so much. SMITH’S FURNITURE FREE EASY TERMS PARKING 522 Whihiker Phone 101-L Good Service Reasonable Prices McKenzie Texaco Station 5th & Wash. Phone 163 CANTALOUPES 2 for 29c Beef Roast Jowl Bacon Blade Cut Lean Streaked 69c lb. 49c lb WATERMELONS 31/2c lb SWARTZ & W0LFARP FOODSERVICE” FREE CITY DELIVERY ~ SUCCESSORS TO IRISH & SWARTZ , PHONE S3 * à »
