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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1949)
VERY APPEALING 'ORANGE PRINCESS' \iu»s emi i< i »ss Mix. Wurrcn Edward-- < nlei tallirli Oli* mi'intkTN nf fin- La ('lunux club ni llx lux! lull mcrt Ing, whh'h wnx n d< ■ .»-i t cimi .c fo)h>Wi-d by mi alici nuoii of cani Special glKMltX bi-xldis Ibi- ri'KUlm memlH-rx werc Mix Mtllctmi I an ¡iter ami Mr* Kenneth W.ml Mix. Ruth W ihh I hou rceelveil liliali xeore fur inculili i . miti Mi Ward wax high tur gin lx. Mite tienile .Impiliseli will eli terlaln thè club al lite next lucei Ing, < idolx-r II. mhs . DIAMOND ENSEMBLES by Granot They toil logelhar whan worn logalhar olwoyt ol.gnad. yal unlock Intlanlly al any timet In whila or natural Gohl Both «lnB». 13J 00 . u.i r*r. sir. Wt* eligrù ve nnyt liiti'j we eli I FREE / \)tnmunit r Jt ìvch fs 612 Main Phone 351 If xomoonc should ask you where the he«t truck and frailer driver in the world live t»dl 'em ( in.-gDn »nd you’ll lx- right! l.M«f week this <|u» sfion wa . soft led one« and lor all when John Caxlner of Pu r'i Freight Liner, winner Truck the It \ I Mil i U tHRI.M ISSISI.I. MUM I l.l.t I I II ni I II I Its At a public formal inslallntloii tircimmy Monday night in the M inolile li tuple Ilie newly elected i llici i . ni Hie I inlei ol Rambuw Im (ini weie Installed in their I'C pci five office . H'.uling the Itainlxiw Girin as worthy udvi or ih lenirà Porter Serving with her for the term are Eliznlx Ui Workman, associate nd visor. Kay Gales, iharlty, I iella .h an ('»»niini, ho|ie; Shirley Wil 1er., faith; ('nimen Grewclle. cliaplain. I.avoime Ihigdahl. drill lender; Tyk> Brady, love; Rowene Milli a, ii'liglon; Ida Rynenrson, mini'n I abi s . I lame Radvvuy, ti deh>\, Itosemmy Rickard, pa trulli in. Yvonne Howard, confi dentini ob ervor; Barbara Laird, outer oh ersi n . Mmy Imu Wir.... . musician; Kay Ikoniini, choit di rector; Joan Nmg, keeper of tin jewels and Jamcc Swanson, hin- torian. I The issi irihly preaented the re- iirmg worthy advisor. Barbara Nelson, with a white Bible which she curried nt her wedding Wed ' muday night. A Imgc crowd wax pn-wnt for the Installation ceremony, and re in Imu nts w c I e nerved al the close of Hie evening. The next regular meeting will ! lx- ( k-tolx-r 1<I and will not lx- I formal. ♦ si imam I nor mi i l isti III U HU I. SIIKIM ! I I The White Shrine of Jerusalem held II Inst lull meeting'I hurxd.iy evening in Masonic temple, Eu- gene, with a ß 'tn |xitlu< k ilium r preceding tiu- sinut business mecl- mg. Mi mlx rs al tending from Cot tage Grove were Mr. and Mrs Jack Ihllon, Mr. mid Mrs Kn.dllc ll.iyinx, Mix Robert Bradford, Mrs. Grace Smith, Imiiie Cnldwell, Mp J<x- Arnold, Mix. Horace Cru-hrmi, Mi Carl Porterfield. Mrs James Racktuir and Miss Belle Rurkhohhr John Costner of Pierce Freight Wins National Roadeo Championship champion tup in the truck anil trailer division Phoenix, Ari- zona. J»>hn lias lx>on driving (or Pierce Eie jii I.inc for th»- past for all of us to have him bring this honor back to < tregon." Walter Smith, safety director of f’lercc I reight. accompanie»! Cast- ner to Phoenix and witnessed the so much good "I s|x>rtxmanxhip displayed tiy all the I did at that contestants roadeo," commented Smith “All of them champions and they acted like champions, too. What <h»l Castner say? He said it was th. greati.st thrill of hi' life And it was one of th»' greatest thrills of my life to see him take it." no accKjent Cast n» i outdrov some classy opposition to win the national »Town and will fall heir to a »■ol- lection of trophies, medals cash (Mrs. Orville latmb, reporter) prizes and awards m addition (o the honor that goes with tin- till» Mrs. Sadie Allen from Pomona, Ax fie »bd in winning th»- Oregon California left Saturday after a four day visit with hei cousin Bill the fi< Id «ourse without a single Dr< e-.»', Mrs. Alien who is M years 11 H of age was driven down by her jxiintx score 350 nephew Theodore Houston. Mrs. points. 'Ih»- Phoenix run was 10 Allen also visit»»! with Mis. Mary |x>ints lxti<r than his n-cord at Mackie and Mrs. Malxd Jackson of Jantzen Beach Park in the < >rc- gon r«>ad< o This score is the !ugh- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of ext ever attained by any winner in Walker are again holding Sunday th»' history of the National Truck school at the teacherage at 2:30 LYNX HOLLOW CHOSEN PRINCESS OF ORANGES/' lovely Patty (Z u.-. p ’ t ly lub- nwtgcd tn u scu of prize clli U>* fruit at the lx»s An - ( ouMy F «ur i ow being held at Pumonn, Calif She 1?. • -nc of 5i*v< ral Piin< v!'' 1° reign at the exposition’» Couit ot Agriculture, (I t':r national) DELIGHT VALLEY (Mrs. f . It. Sherrill, re|Hirter phone fitste I ) hou ■ d in Ilie ru w dormitory and with Alice While, of tiie Latham distrii t as h< r roommate. \ 11 i ni inn lluri na lirangi-rs Saturday , < a-tolx i 1 is the date •t Im tic county judging in the While Satin canning conic-f for Grange m< mlu-rs. If you are plan ning to enter this contest and un able to itlcnd Hie Pomona meet ing at Irving Grange please con tact Ellen Sherrill, as Itorena med. that pre sure canner given to tin- grange with the highest IM-nvnlage of Bernardin lids on ent I ICS. The Youth Group will hold de gree practice at the hall on Sun day evening, (ictiibcr 2 al 7:30. All mcmlM rs of the team are urged io lx- present and on time. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scars, in company with Mr. and Mis (Touch motmed Io Bend rcc. ntly whole they visited tin- Peterson Ris k Gardens. Richard Girris, who has »n- ■ rolled in a Pasadena, Calif chool ‘ for thh term, while residing with his grandp nrcnU, returned to Ins Imine for a three-day vr.il list week. Mr. and Mrs Win. Norris were among the many fans witnessing the game lietwixm Oregon and Idaho in Kuge ne on Saturday while Paul "t<x>k in'' the Fair with Ins grandpai i-ntx. Mr. and Mr- M A Horn hav Office Supplies — Tir® Sentinel cnjoyi-d visitors from, al least, thru- fioinls of the compass, with in the past week, including Mr and Mrs (diver Huff, of B<-lhnr- ham Wash . Mr and Mrs. Mack MeCum-. of The liiilie1 Mr and Mr- Bull Stovall, of I^tng Beach. Calif., an<l Mrs C W. Howard, of Kansas City. Mo Mi. mid Mrs. Fred Norris and Mr and Mrs Ivan N ins me ex- |M-eied !■> return io Cottage Grove from All* rta. Canada, on Thurs day of tills wok. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs W A Olson included Mr i nd Mn M ilk-'W ski. their I Thurs., Sept., 29, 1949 The Sentinel, Cettage Grow, On-nun visit with his parents, the Jake ’ Kimerys and other relatives nt Melba, Idaho. Roy Mathews awoke one morn- | ing this week to find the *‘old! Ford” had gone up in smoke. Tlx- \ Ixxly and back tirex are a complete i loss, even a load of wixxl in back I of th»- car burned The origin of th»- fire is not known. Among th»- agriculture winners at the Lane < oiinty fair w ie Da vid Macauley, Rru<-e Ixirnb and Don Holbrook. Don and Dave spent Tuesday thru Sunday at th»- fairgrounds caring for their stock. Walt Iximb Jr. has added a jxirch and is putting asbestos sid ing on his house Michael Atkinson has been ill most of the past week. Among th»- sufferers of severe colds arc, John Macauley, Mrs. G»-orge Bliss. Mrs. C L. Quacken bush, Mr. an»l Mrs. W. N. Lamb Sr.. Shirley Taylor and Carl Brown. Most of th»- men of the com munity have checki-d and oiled their rifh-s in anticipation of the ■ ojx-ning of d»-er season Oct. 1st. Many camping trips arc planned. Pvt. William T. Macauley has written his parents, the John Ma cauleys, he is enjoying training at Lackland Air Forsc- Base, San An tonio, Texas. Willie has be<-n in training less than a month. ?/oAH N umskull AiQAH“ UO POLKS I APPLAUD» ATTME £A4O OF A TEL.BVISIOM SHOW BECAUSE THEY CAI JOYrt» it oe because -TMexpe GLAP ITS OVEie C hester Moeeisozt— PATE-gSCVM, ,, DEAR? AIOAH-’IS OUCK FAPMIM« a 'QUACK RACKCT*? MISS ACA1ES aetES SPOl«FI«l_t>, ill DMtn»w«a4 y/. lM Mi»« B. Beauty Shop on Mezzanine Floor Cottage Grove Hotel Oil Permanents and Col»l Wave Lorayne Kotrc Appointments with Gladys Adams I Friday an»l Saturday Ihrly) Phone 43 26tYcxx and extend invitations to everyone Clinching th»- truck driving pres to attend. tige of the 1‘acific Notthwcst was The school children arc planning th»1 second-place victory of Jark ' to make the most of a long week Armstrong, of Seattle, Washing , end as there will be no school i’atmc'.to Stale ton. Armstrong trailed Castncr tiy Thursday and Friday because of Official motto of South C rolina 19.8 points anil bandy nos»-d out teachers' workshop. is "Ready m Saul and Resource.” the third place title-holder, the Mr. and Mrs. John Macauley P.d etto is the official tree, yellow Arizona entry by .0045 • that’s visited her parents .Mr. and Mrs. )<■ imine the official flower and forty-five one- thousandths! !’ of a z p. Davi- of Creswell, Monday, mockingbird is the official bird point ). who are both in ill health at Castner will go to Boston, Mass, n»'Xt m»»ntfi to formally accept his Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Lamb and watch his < in gon Bill sjxnt Sunday afternoon at roadeo team-mates. Alvin Fish and the J. F. Iximb home at Creswell. b lank Kirkpatrick, comjx’tc in the I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kimery and Na’ion.il Truck Roadeo events for sons l»yd and Ronald plan to solo truck and truck and semi- i leave this week end for a week's N«‘dl»ss to say, the Pierce Freight Lines-, was proud and hap py at Ci-tn< r > |x-rformance. Mr. Archie Pierce, president. commcnti'd on hi'aring the gixxl news. "Johnny n»it only reflected credit ti[xin himself, but on all drivers who safely and skillfully ojxTate their trucks on our high- ways." "Whatever go«xl things you can say about him. goes double for us.” said Mr. Ross Condit, general manager of Pierce Freight Lincs. "We wi re pulling for him all th<‘ way, naturally, but it's a big thrill •'agj S LOW COST! HIGH VALUE Quality Plumbing i । ' I ED SHERRILL Why risk comnlete loss of precious valuables. The cost of insurance coverage is so low, you can't afford to bypass it. Delight Valley Road Phone 648 R 4 State Farm Insurance 34 N. Cth Cottage Grove, Oregon E. E. EARTRUFF, Service Man Phone 100 Saves Her 'Eyes' iMughtcrs, Donna and Sue. and Mr and Mrs Frank Carlson, all of Portland, and Mr. Andy Clark of Coos Bay. Tin- several recent fairs have provided pleasure anil profit for some in the valley, with Jean Ellen and Ellen Sherrill taking ribbons at Ixith the South luine and the County Fair, and Mrs Ralph Sears a winning exhibitor at the Creswell fair, taking first on her asters and second on marigolds. Mr. and Mrs. Rcames and | daughter Linda, formerly of this valley, have sold their home in Elk, Wash, and are looking over the iMissihilitk-x of On-gon again They visited overnight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hite anil me s|x-ndmg some time vaca tioning among friends and rela tives Ix-fore deciding on anything! definite. Their son. Roger, a senior in Caldville. Wash., will remain then- to finish his term. BUND Dr. Lois Weber, a chiroprac Mr. and Mrs Martin Perkins, of North Bonneville, Wash, were re-' tor in Dixon, Bl., comforts her con cent visitors at the home of Mr i stant companion, "Annie," after the and Mrs. Flank McDonald. The secing-cye dog fell victim to a pct two ladies were schoolmates ir | poisoner. Dr. Weber returned from a short trip away from home to find South Dakota. the animal near death, but rushed Miss Shirley Arne left Sunday her to a veterinarian in time. The for Corvallis to resume her studies । dog was found to have been fed nt (t.S.C. She was pleasantly sur- (International) prised to find that she was to bel arsenic. Preparing Meals in Summer By ALICE DENHOFF Sheen Gabardine in Autumn Colors BUY IT NOW A ON LAYAWAY! >■* pine wool sheen gabmdine is the aristocrat of gabardines Hpceially w 11 ven of hv I vc I 111 fillers Io give it I hnl I list roils > rippling <|iialdy, silky feel. This split yoke hack conf ...... us in gray, forest preen, wine, black, brown . . . S IS. -T MADE - IN - THE - MORNING meals keep cook and kitchen clean, eool and comfy. Cool and comfy during tho day, and elcan and charming at night because there's no Inst-minuto acramblo to prepare a meal when one is all fagged out after a hottish day. Well, after that big mouthful, let’s get down to eases by setting a morning schedule for summer suppers eo that this chore ean be out of tho way by noon. Come eve ning and tho meal is soon assem bled. Tho "don’ts" in this program must include taking caro that vege tables are well prepared, that they don't sonk too long nnd lose their vitamins, and don't prepare for lavish foods. Do mako use of all tho wonder ful frozen food items, the marvelous mixes and such. Mako a molded gelatine ar'id, let it set Get your greens washed and crisped, put in waxed paper nnd pop into tho re frigerator. Boil potatoes when the Bun is low in tho morning, lenvc them in their jackets for spud salad nt night. Or mix up the snlnd, store it in a tightly covered receptacle in tho refrigerator. Set cans of grapefruit juice right in the freez ing unit, lot them freeze, then open both sides of tho enn nnd servo icy slices for n delicious, nutritious, frosty tidbit. । Use canned shrimp fur a good salad. Soften tbsp, plain gelatine tn U c. cold water; add % e. boiling water, % c. grapefruit juice, U tsp. salt and tbsp, sugar. Stir untm gel atine is dissolved. When Bligntiy thickened, fold in #1 can shrimp. Drain #2 ean grapefruit sections (uso juice) and dice. Fold into shrimp mixture with 2 tbsp, chop ped green pepper. Turn into qt mold or 0 individual molds, chill until firm. Servo with mayonnaise. For a store-well potato salad that makes mighty fine faro for 8, mix 2 c. diced cooked potatoes, ono c. diced celery, one c. diced cucum ber nnd 2 diced hard-cooked eggs. Blend % c. mnyonnnise, tsp. grated onion, '-i tsp. salt ind % tsp. pep per. Add to pota'j mixture. Toss together lightly ■; ith fork. Stors in covered container and chill. Easy to fix nnd something dif ferent by way of cold cuts arc slices of cold meat cuts molded in gel atine. For nice appetite-prodders in warm weather, try fresh mint in canned grapefruit juice as a first course or meal beverage. Chives in mayonnnlse is n nice topper for cold salmon. Grnted cheese on tomatoes before popping them under the broiler is nice, ns is n dish of stuffed eggs topped with cooked shrimp on crisp salad greens. To ndd thnt certain something to vanilla or chocolate ice cream, top with crushed, store-bought choco late peppermints. I Kgaas - New Design—Speedier-Thriftier America’s Most Beautiful Electric Range! Packed With All These NEW FEATURES NEW Radiantube Units cook faster than ever and use less current. NEW built-in Fluorescent lamp lights entire cooking top evenly. 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