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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1949)
Thr Piruillisit < nlhigr 4àr«»%«,l Ori'gon Thur»., «luu. ‘¡O. imu OSO Vet-Parents Happy But Advise Caution to Youth pMgr h Gets High Post Oregon Stale College married students on th«' ciun|>ua, with children are in general well satisfied with their combined stu dent-family arrangement, but if they wore advising engaged couples of noimni college age they ' would recommend waiting until I after graduation for marriage. Such is the predominant opinion I fiaind by Mrs Florence Aller in a I questlonaire study of 36 student I veteran famille*, each of whom j had one or more children. She I used thl* study as Ilir taial» of a the«I» on "Family Problems of n | LJmlted Group of College Student Veterans Who are Parents," as ' part of her work for a master's ' degree In home economic*. Mrs Aller, herself a mother and the wife of a veteran who I» com pleting work here for a doctor's degree In iMitnny, is now an in structor here in household admini stration. Asked what would be their rec SFSCIAIIST on International organi ommendation to engaged couph1» sation affairs, Dorothy Foxdick of norma) college age, in contrast (above) has been appointed a with the older returned veteran*. member of the Stat« Department** 58 per cent of the men and 51 | mt Policy Planning Staff tn Washing cent of the women »md they would ton. Daughter nt Dr. Harry Emerson recommend flnithing college be- Fosdlck, famed New York minister, fore marriage Almost exactly a she is the flr»t woman to Join the third of hoth men and women nine-tnember staff. (International) said they would recommend mar riage, with |Mml|x>ncmenl of chil-' dren until after graduation. They said thl» would only apply if the wife were reconciled to dropping« out of college if the "no children" DELIGHT VALLEY I have Isen Vaca Honing with rela-1 Mr and Mrs. Sear* and Mr. and , ■ lives and friends since the holi- Mrs, Crouch enjoyed a pleasant j ilays, have relumed to ttu'lr home rille around the Pleasant Hill ; in Lethbridge, Alis-rta, Canada. country on Hundny Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Gillard and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sears en (atnlly ot Siring!leld, were Sun joyed dinner on Thursday evani-ig Whrrc ( m aine I« Popular day visitors at the John Harden- at Hie home of their »on and fam A large part of the people llvlr.g ' I brook home. ily. Robert Scats in Culp Cr.' I. in the Andes of Ecuador. Peru. Bo- [ School was ic o|M-ned on Mon There 1» considerable excite livla and nearby countries of South day, alter the long cold s|wl| ment at the John Slaldcr barn America use cocaine dally. The I finally decided to taper oil. The these «lays, since the advent of n drug I, obtained from the Peruvian i p () hh wen' frozen, so that th< ( <•, j..... ; „ ;., calven In all his and Bolivian species, Erythroxyion pair of twin was no water in the building, but I years of farming, Mr. Staldcr had Coca, cultivated for this purpose. II with the generoaity of neighboring hojn d to someday la- able to boast The cocaine plant is harvested much I home», tho young folks suffered just such as that, and now the old like tea. Nursery-grown seedlings I little inconvenience from lack of adage of "Everything cones io are transplanted to terrace* on the I that sluff little boys are afraid of.1 him who waits’, has, onco more, moist slope* of »«mi-tropical val- 1 ley*. The leave* are picked when ' Mrs. Jas. Hemenway and chil- vomo true. dren were visitor* in Eugene for Sunday evening dinner gueUx at they are fully grown. Most of the i u week, the school vacation, the Ed. Sheri ill home were George cocaine leave* produced in South 1 .. during . . Kis-nding their time between Mi-s Ktr.itl„n and his hoiiM- guest» Mr. America are used locally. Margaret Hemenway and various and Mrs. Roy Stratton, • Ledger Sheets — The Sentinel friends. Messrs. Roy 1 lands, E'lwyn Bale* and Jim Hemenway attended the meeting of the Pacific Co-Op. in Eugene on Wednesday. Driveways — Streets — Parking Areas and Floor» Sunday dinner guests at the John Staldcr home wen- Mr. John Also Road Grading McAlpine and Miss Margaret All Work Guaranteed Mueller of Eugene. loiter in the afternoon, "Uncle Jack" and Frank Joli called to pay a visit t > Mr. and Mr». Staldcr. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wallace are Located at now making their home with Mr. Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Aden Miller, 103 5th Phone 787-R 43 tfcx Mr. and Mrs Fred Norris, who ( Mrs. K. I*. Sherrill, reported |UkNtn Ho F-11) $1095.00 1940 OLDSMOBILE COUPE, heater - you can’t go wrong on this one $945.00 1939 DODGE a dandy car and look at this price $675.00 1937 CHEVROLET you couldn’t ask for a cleaner car $595.00 1935 CHEVROLET anyone could afford this car, only $245.00 BLACK TOP PAVING Pass Creek Paving Co Cottage Grove HANSEN BROS Phone 760 SAFEWAY REPEATS this t-e-r-r-i-f-i-c SPECIAL! the women went nil the way and rrcommendi-d marriage, with chil- Poitland, Oregon, January 20 dren, while in college ¡Douglas fir sawmills of Western Family finance*, child care dlf- K'rPKon ahd Washington failed in flcultics and housing wen- men- 10 wlual record post-war tlone,I most often In that order, a* production of 1947. according to the ehief problem of married H. V. Simpson, executive vice students with children All but president of ihr W< m Cbaat lam- two families said they had to sup. la-rmi'n's Association, a* year-end plement G! bill income either by figures were released today. working or by drawing on savings The region'» lumber mills, which or both. i normally cut about one third of A large majority said children in •he nation's softwodd lumlwr. turn- the homo made studying there <-d out H,5M),731.OIM> board feet in , . . . i 194«. Slm|M<>n said, IS7 million more difficult but said they added f«., Mhort of the previous year Í ? “‘ ^n’ Wl off badly during m-rrí J . J u a Í,h* h"u “ hundreds of married veterans lead in grade ,mnli ^^„1 (>1M.r„,„rit “ ,C"MJP *u,M’ “""H ‘-'•«er mdl> with children average the h.ghest wcnt to shortened work week in among veterans. th<< „ shj|rp drop off |n New wrinkle In making pottery, one <rf th. world'« oldc»t er.tt«, ha* resulted In n patent for two lx» An- ■•Ie* Inventor*. The new proc«** . t ’U*P*n"°n - From the Turrable to the Unreasonable! 1941 FORD CLUB COUPE In excellent condition throughout Western Mills Fail to Equal 1947 Production "X“ PRICES SLASHED ! I PICNICS 39 If you "got in" on our last big sale of those fa mous-brand picnics you know why this is grand news. Thousands of our customers raved about these pork shoulder hams (picnics)' for days. That's why we are so pleased to be able to repeat this big value-giving event. Don't miss out on it— Come early! demand and choosy buying, Simp son said The lumber spokesman refused to forecast pn tormance for 1H49 He did say the region has suf- ficient installed sawmill capacity 'o handle any foreseeable ^1^ Featured are Rafh's Tend'r Picnics. Oscar Mayer. Morrell's and Wil- son brands. Some stores may not have all brands mentioned — but your satisfaction is guaranteed on every picnic! OTHER EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD MEAT BUYS! KEX Covers the LEGISLATURE Hear "SPOTLIGHT an SALEM’ with LAWSON McCALL EACH SATURDAY 7-00 EVENING i'JV InlervUwt and cemmenl. with membeo of (be leg- lilolere and lagltlatlea avlharlllaa. of 7,00 AM. MON. THRU FRI. M mt Baily Broadcasts on KIX 9:00—NEWS AT NINE 12:00—NOON NEWS 6:15—HOME EDITION 10:00—RICHFIELD * • • I • « • • e REPORTER • • w • • He emphasized that every effort of the industry would be aimed at selling the nation'» lumber users [on the long-range con*ervation-by- ; use program sponsored by West Coast mill». "There's a proper grade of lumber for every use," (Simpson stated. "We have billions I of feet of inexpensive, economy j grades of lumber suitable for low- cost home construction, just as We have more billions of feet of the , finest quality lumber in demand I where strength, appearance and : pei forma nee is essential, lake the farmer who must sell his numlier ( two potatoes, so must we sei) our lower grades of lumber to practice j sound conservation and maximum i utilization of our forests." The weekly average of West ' Coast lumber production I n i December was 135.419,000 boaixl feet or «5.7% of the 1942-17 aver age. Order* averaged 13O.62B,000 board feet; Shipments 126,924,OtXl board feet. Weekly averages for November were: Production 150.- 012.000 board feet (95.0% of the 1942-47 average); Orders 112, 059.- I (X» board feet; Shipments 126,- #72,000 board feet. Fifty-two weeks of 194« cumu- I a t I v c production 8,580,731,000 board feet; fifty-two weeks of 1947, 8,749,028,(XX) board feet; fifty-two weeks of 1946. 7,7084170.- (XX) board feet. ; Orders for fifty-two weeks of । 194« break-down as follows: Rail 4,868.127,000 Ixiard feet. Domestic cargo 9.11,759,(XX) board feet. Ex- port 313,094,(XX) board feet. Izx-al I 937,437,000 board feet. Tho Industry's unfilled order file stood at 447,994.tXX) board feet at the end of December. Gross stocks at 983,324,(XX)1 board feet. Two-Row Corn Planter A two-row planting machine wa* patented by George W. Brown. Galesburg, Ill., in 1853. Thl* ma chine could plant IS to 20 acre« per day If the area previously had been marked by cross-plowing. “WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU” mild BY THE Eastern Bacon stz cured PIECE LB. Round Steaks Beef Short Bibs Standing Bib Boast IN OUR GROCERY SECTION Fresh Ground Beef Fresh Oysters Luscious APRICOTS N«r/2 19c Silver Salmon Steaks VALLEY GOLD BRAND—WHOLE ONES—UNPEELED Halibut Steaks 2-lb. SA05 J!U Edwards Coffee '<£ can I bi Canterbury Tea Bags V 49e COFHE Noodle Soup Mix Uph... Pkh. Save With froam Country Home No. 303 trCdni torn Golden Bantam can 17‘ Bag Coffees AIRWAY Fancy Tender Peas N° can 303 16e Green Giant Peas F"7 No„303 2Î NOB HILL Sunnybank Margarine Lb. 34 i.;48' í ; w Green BEANS With no strings Compare our prices and quality of goods—you are always welcome and be treated courteously and fairly. We Give Dividend Stamps Steeles Morrell's Yorkshire ib 65« Sliced Bacon - 49« Rai a, 69« Southern Grown Lamb Chops ib. 89« Lamb Chops Rib Cult U 75« Lamb Shoulder Roast 55e Breast of Lamb Stew u 19« Pork Shoulder Roast u49« Fryers and Fowl u 79« TOMS, Lb. 69c YAMS To Go With Those HAMS! U.S. No. 1. Netted Gem 10-Lb. Sack Lb. ¡0c 2 - 29c Guaranteed fresh! White or Wheat 14e 21e D'Anjou Pears Dry Onions 10c This is good stew and soup weather. Hove you fried thorn meshed? They're good! ,. ,, sack 9t Rutabagas Yellow-Mediums z. Lb. * zt Apples! Apples! Squash Marblehead & Hubbard Ortleys Lb. Wc »Ä^. bottles l ». 10c Crisp. Tender Carrots Sweet & Juicy BREAD From Texas Lb. rr GRAPES Mrs. Wright's Red Grapefruit Juicy, Crispy, Full-Flavored Tomato CATSUP u, 69« S«l«l Small loin Candied yams are good, but exceptionally good when served with smoked pork. What a coincidence that smoked picnics are on special now in the meat section. GARDENSIDE BRAND—EXTRA STANDARD—NEW PACK 1’/i-Lb. Loaf PER II. ib 55« Potatoes 1-Lb. Loaf 75« Leg O'Lamb Boast IN OUR PRODUCE SECTION Seven days a week and until 9 p.m. (Except Sunday we close at 8 p.m.) u, 79« u, 35« OVEN-READY" TURKEYS—HENS. Lb. 79c No. 2 cans Crackers L Lb. Macaroni and Kraft Dinners cheese in 7 min. n.. 15e Spaghetti Franco-American c„ 15e Royal Puddingv::Plg 8' Salad Dressing D„h.„ P135 Q, 62e Wesson Salad Oil 9,79' White Magic Bleach •/j-Gallon e AO« Enjoy this fine 10-lb squash now. sack RED HILL BRAND—TO PEP UP MEAT DISHES, ETC. GROCERY A LOCKERS The Store on Dorcnn Lnke Shore to «.f S for PREM Playfair brand Swift Brand A favorite for Lunches or Partie» 12-oz. can Dog Food Jl^C Your pet will approve of this item cans 29e Kitchen Craft Royal Safin FLOUR SHORTENING Ask about 25- I-lb. c 3-lb. Big Contesti Lb. can can 03
