Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1949)
LONDON Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAG1 GROV I . I.A’.E COUNTY, OREGON I HI'ICSDAY. OCTOBER ti. Itilo David P. Larsen Is Recent A? Enlistee NUMBER 9 SHOESTRING wound leccived while fishing on Ilie Uni|>qua river In-low Ri'cdxport ( Mr». W. < . Thorp. ICi'portoT) Mi. und Mi \ m Krcvrbui arc building n m u botni* in Yonrullu, Besides tiis parents, Mr. and Mts Ray Miitin, lie Is survived by five Mr and Mrs horn«* nt-mtly. Mr ar having ns their Mrs Hlaek of itila Riig.-i . and sons. Mi and Mrs I Idon ■ nd Mi A E and Roy (’ml end in eastern Oregon t'lccting a suitable hunt ing camp lor tin* «I imt seasorr. into their tiliini' JU I built sointi of Yom ill.i last Eriday Mm. Alice Tubi.' Minn.' a[M>lis, Minn is t«-i and family, Mr and Mrs .1 Mr.s Mae Anderson and two little gramldaugtiters, Mrs. Mable Barnes ami Mrs W C. Tiwirp at- lendi'd Mothers chili at Ix.mkm Wedm'sday, Septemlx'r 28. Mrs. Anderson imi Mis Thorp visiti ti after cinti with Mrs. Mary J<x' Mis John Ware of Eugene spent tin- week « rid visiting Mrs. Wallace I horp whil«' their husbands went deer hunting. Defects of Drivers Vehicles Cause Most Accidents Mrs. Gale Roby, Reporter I’hoiu- 7IW .1'1 Venison may or may not be on the menu this week, with early favorable, as very being brought out from local hills. It is thought the dry season has kept the deer in higher elevation«. One report from Davi« Moun tain, in eastern Oregon is that only one buck deer was seen by aiiout fifty huntiTM on a two day hunt which included, J H Quigley, ami brother-in-law, Jess Campbell ami party. A nice six-point, was brought ir Hom nearby lulls, opening day, by a party including Bill Cowen, formerly of BJackbutte camp, Harry Garman, Virgil Labsch of Portland, ami Harley Parker of Sutherlin. The O'disch anrf Parker families anrl Mr. ami Mnt. Geo. Johnson anrl son Marshall IX'an, spent the w< < k end w ith thv Harry < Jarmans. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haynes brought home a nice buck from Oike Co. Sunday , where they re- ixirted lots of deer as well as lots of hunters They were accompanied by Mr anti Mrs Tkinald Kelly anrl Mr and Mrs. Cody Pentico. Mr. and Mrs Brice Tower anrl a party of four went hunting by way of hors« li n k and on foot in th«' Silk Creek district, but were un successful. Mr and Mrs. Monty Kuskie, Mr and Mis. Jack Long, Mr. and Mrs. Mi nod Mi J x fi'i fs of drivers and vehicles, jM-rit Lisi u« «k «nd visitine their, M . .. . . . . . . . . « , , . . 111 . S . .11 » K. > t including drinking. contributed to M i l' ' I I I I 1 fil I filili« 1 i high jx-reentage of r tregon'a fatal Miss Mary Smith and Mainili’ li.dfie accidents in the first half Il til i1- were miirru-d m Septi tn- i ■>! PH!), Secretary of State Earl T. iiuv«- A misi'i'l-! • n. 17. Was given them Ni-wbiy said drinking and other physical impairments were rcport- I hey will make thcil Itomi od in 25 of the 1.3.3 drivers in fatal luu kl iml Al l', tl»' ’ liat« way to wrecks whose condition was def- tlie An For«-«to I« gin th«' AF <d with tlie Gordon mill .a t ni . initely stated at tin- time. In addi- Boswi-ll spring 1 lion, on«' death crash in every ten here. Tin' buMlncss men of Yoncalla involved a d« fective vehicle. I.u klaml, situ iti ti m ar San Emphasizing the im|x>rtancc of friend from Cottage Grove tramp Antonio, is the World largest air at ins home riTi'ntly with a blue ed all the local terrain for two for«'i' ti i«', l i nter of WAI- s liaste "toik shoWiT. Gift*, particularly tin' fact that they are found in a day .. seeing only two docs return higher pro|x>rtion of fatal than ing with many aching muscle« and pros). < livo father. < Hernlls. guns nonfatal This means on«' lost hunter who found his way Ilie AK« < HIK'. nml lishing tackle, etc. causisi that preventable defect« not only home before they did. They plan much merriment opi'ned contribute to the occurrence of a to continue the hunt as long as the of tlx' IndiM'trin.ition invisioii, I h-licious refreshments were serv mishap, but have a direct Iwaring season lasts or they bag their 'I t lining < ’ommand. isi the guest«. His thirteen Week« of I Don ili) Atkinson, son of Mr nml Mrs. Frank Haynes returned Tlie Secretary urged vehicle training will prepare him for Mr> Atkinson of Yoncalla and last week from th«' summer spent Au Fore,' te< hnlc.il Miss Beryl Autln y M.-Cord, daiigh- owners to put their cars through in Ohio. She reports feeding fine a safety check in preparation for training anti for assignment in hazardous winter ririving, and to since getting back to Oregon, as avoid driving when drinking or the eastern climate didn't agree include a scurildle evaluation ot the < ‘inn eli with her. fatigued. Ills aptitude and ini ’inalmn (or fol Katherine Barkemeyer returned lowing a particular vocation ami make their home here. to her work at Salem last week. RK III H IM. HERGEANT Services Were held in the Mi tho- after spending several weeks with ilist church at Yoncalla Tuesday. ( II iNOBH M HUH LB Sgt Id. Alvin L. Tilton, recruit her mother who is greatly improv You'll find It in thr classified. ed now and able to be up and Pages Hi and 17 Morin, who died from a gunshot ing officer for this urea, announced around. last wv<‘k fjpit he will lx* in Cot Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Riggs are tage Grove every Monday and spending two weeks at Cliffs. Wn., Thursday of each week. Those wlxi are interested in en with Mrs. Riggs’ son and family. listing in cither tin- Army or Army Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sherlock are Air Forces are asked to leave caring for their place. Harold Wolford has been off names and addresses at the work with a back injury. Armory with Sgt. Swan. Mrs. J. H. Quigley has been sick the past week. Mrs. Jim Barnes is helping care for the house and lialiy Sharon this w«*ek. Bobby Blackwell was taken to the doctor Sunday evening with a fever and a stiff neck, but was found to have nothing serious. Mrs. Vern Shortridge has been ordered by her doctor to take it easy due to a heart condition. She plans a vacation trip and rest to Portland and Seattle soon. Her son Uief Sandberg, and grandson Don Sandberg of Portland visited here recently. Don being called to the (’oast Guard and is in New Jersey [ now. Vern Short ridge is on two weeks vacation deer hunting in eastern Oregon, near Silver Lake. Many hunting parties from the community are still away on trips. “A Daily Feature Mrs. S. T. Clark entertained for | her aunt, Mrs. P. E. Tucker, of Poit Orchard, Washington recent-, ly home from Alaska, where Mr. Tucker is a fish buyer. Other guests to visit with Mrs. Tucker • were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Over- - holser and baby of Creswell. Mrs. Clark's sister, and Mr. and Mrs. IE. M. McEwin. Word has lx>en received of the ¡death of Fred Alcorn recently at his home at Nampa, Idaho. Mr. Alcorn will be remembered by many here since he lived in the community in 1946. He was 65. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alcorn of Nampa, Idaho, have announced the birth of a nine pound 7% oz. baby girl, born September 23, and named Barbara Lee. The county bridge near the Glen | Banton place was broken through by county trucks this summer and was repaired last week. R. L. Cantwell gave an alumi num ware sup)x'r Monday evening j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banton. with Mr. and Mrs. S. T. I Clark. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mc- | Ewen, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Med- Red or White, 2 Ib. pk;. Reg. 20c pkg. ; ford as guests. Ivan Abt'ene got his deer Sun Feis Naptha 3 bars day in the Wilson creek area. Ib bnui Exti-nalon ( tub To Meet On Oi tober IS Hebron Home Extension club will hold its October meeting the Oregon motorists paid taxes on regular second Thursday, on Oc- tober 13, at the home of Mrs. J. S. nearly 50,000,000 gallons of gaso- Cn-pcau, at 311 N 9th Stri ct Cot- ' hn'’ dur,nK August to establish tag.. Guive, tx gmning prompily at ih‘«hes’ «•’« ¿‘«ure * * «kvor roti/irl Liv z>rfizv> wr>,«rz. 10 .3b am. and with' a pìanm-l ^’r reiwrtetl in to hi« office, Secre- « lun<ixon ----- L ■. ...................... i tary of State Earl 1. Newbry said at nwin. Project leader«, A4-, t ' _ . . . . ’ Mrs Crepeau and > « Mrs J . A . . Heath tod"y- of Hebron, will demonstrate. I Th*' August p«>ak followed a de- i "Pressing ami Spotting" Anyom- crease in July. Aided by the one interested in this educational and c,’n' Ixr «alíen tax added by the interesting Mxiai group is welcome Ilas' k-KwIature, the month jumped to come. Each one is asked to >iXri.57.3.34 over August and ac- bring her own table service Mrs. counted for nearly half the reve Glen Banton, Ixmdon, is chairman nu'' increase for the year. of the «roup. Mrs. W W. Hileman, The month of record travel was Cottage Grove, vice chairman and | paid for in lives as well, the sec Mr« Addison Heath Jr., Mx-retary. rotary pointed out. The 45 fatal- Home Extension Better Drew I Rie« reported was high for the preliminary meeting will ix- held ' year. in the Eagles hall. Cottage Grove, ; Latest registration figures list Friday, (x toix-r 7, from 1 to 3 1 627,062 licensed motor vehicles in p m Al) ladies who have completed ! the state, nearly ten per cent over their cotton dregs are urged to a year ago, the secretary said, attend. I Total ‘ August gas sales were 49.- 1823553 gallons with gross taxes l-ondon Si hool New« All classes were held in tile new of $2,951,417.91. Approximately 14 school building Monday, as the per cent of grass taxes are norm building is finished with the ex- ally returned to non-highway ception of two inside doors, black* users in the form of refunds. boards, and tile for the floors, ma terial for which has not yet arriv Subscribe To The Sentinel— ed. Gaine Scheduled Thursday The London football team has a game scheduled with Mt. View for Thursday afternoon, to be play ed at Kelly field in Cottage Grove. Hebron < hrlstian Church Revival Hebron Christian Church revival will tx-gin this Sunday, October 9. with morning services and a basket dinner at noon for every one. There will not be afternoon services, but there will be eve ning services each evening except Saturday for a two-week fx-riod. Mrs. F. Sherwood Smith of Cot tage Grove will bring her merimba for special music and song service. All are welcome to come out and hear her. Services will be conduct ed by Mr. Smith, pastor of the Cottage Grove Church of Christ, Sixth and Gibbs. Aug. Is High Month For Gasoline Sales ATTENTION LOGGERS Mall and I. E. L. Power Saw Sales & Service DRAIN SAW SHOP Drain, Oregon I. E. L. Power Saw Sales and Service Complete line of Oregon Cox’s Chipper Chains for Any Make of Saw. Used Mall Falling Saw in Good Condition for Sale. SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP So. 99 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 638 Emergency Phones — 376 L or 122 L <l<ling Announcements .nul Invitations — The Sentinel COMPLETE LINE OF RAINWEAR BLACK BEAR WHITE STAG FILSON RAIN FAIR COMPLETE LINE OF RUBBER FOOTWEAR A. W. TRIMBLE IS NEW VICE PRESIDENT FOR MT. STATES Z. E. Merrill, president of Mt. States Power Company, announced that A. W. Trimble has resigned his position as treasurer in order to accept his election to the posi tion of executive vice president. Frank Kubes was elected to the office of treasurer. Mr. Merrill also stated that James Cawlfield was elected as sistant treasurer of Mt. States Power Company to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of B. E. The Men’s Toggery 517 Main A. W. HELLIWELL Phone 65 Everything for the Men and Young Men MERCHANTS LUNCH Arcade Coffee Shop npopoo CANNED FOODS S-A- L-E Special prices on all of our canned goods by the case dozens or assorted dozens. COME IN AND COMPARE THESE PRICES t. Drive to any Ford Dealer dis playing poster shown below. 2. Get a Free Car-Safety Check, Free ^Safety Insignia and Free Entry 25c IPUREX t/a 27c MARGARINE 29c NAPKINS BEANS CIGARETTFS ' $1.45 SOAP 25c YES WE HAVE C. & H. SUGAR AND FRUI T JARS New Crop 2 lb. pkg. In 50 words or less on entry (a) Use only official entry blank obtaine«! at any Fort! Dealership displaying the poster shown below. Print name and address clearly. (b) Contest limited to conti nental U. S. and Alaska. (e) Prizes as state! on entry blank, will be awarded on the basis of sincerity, originality and aptness. Judges’ decisions are final. Duplicate prizes in case of ties. Entries must be submitted in the name of the n«gistere«i owner or his desig nated representative. Only one entry per car or truck may be considered. All entries liecome the property of Foni Motor Company. Contest sub ject to Federal, State and local regulations and to con test rulea on entry blank. (d) Winners’ names will be posted at all Ford Dealers’ not later than December 1, 1949. (•) Contest is open to all residents of United States, except employees of Ford Motor Company, Ford Deal ers, their advertising agencies or their families. HHH. H I 6»» ■ttrxtiy. r»*Mter Shorts Grocery PHONE 1 119 SO. 6th ST 4. Mail entry before midnight, October 31, to Ford Car Safety Con test Headquarters, Box #722, Chicago 77, Illinois. 3. 29c DOG FOOD Please G cans 57c B»-.«!» 19C 3 „y.. 79c HERSHEY BARS pt. b ’ I !• 15c APPLES Bushel $2.25 COUNTER (Check These Over) (Values Up to 50c) PRUNES CHEESE SYRUP blank finish this statement: "All cars and trucks should be safety checked periodically because............................” to-^LET TAKE IT EASY n* FasUw Car »f tit faar with Radio, "Magic Air" Haatar, Ow driva, and White Sidewall Tire«. SMs^fiNtoT&UCKS I (OpNonot) Ganoral Duty Model F-5, V-R angina, »take body, 158-inch whaolbota FORD Truck* equipped with Radio and ’’Magic OptionaL-a* prize« to the top 5 of the 25 cor win- 25 WOO US. S arnos B onds k too^/oous. S awnos B onos 200^50 USSyMN6s B onos 35O25.USS avings B onos kulfata fruì "Ju«t think - lome day h« m«y JfOw up to bt • c«ttl«m«n «nd th«n w« c»n •II ««t M««k«.'* FLOYD GITHENS MOTORS, Inc CAL’S Service Station 9th H nd Gibbs Phone 252 836 Main Phone 27 SEND IN YOUR ENTRY** CONTEST CLOSES OCT.^S I
