Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1949)
Orchestra Provides Music at Formal * Cottage Grove Sentinel CtHTAGE Gitovi . LANE UOUNTY, OREGON Ì Hl I' DAY, DE< I .IIU.lt I, 1919 Nl MIU.lt 17 Weyerhaeuser Opens Waste Free Mill Site at Springfield '<4 Springfield, ( Jregon, I (S|x-< iall open lioitse wall lx- I ni.i ib held nt Weyerhaeuser Timber krall pulp mill and sawmill. If is Company new ini । »ted i mu W>yeilir u i fncturlng center nt : jiimefnld. Oregon dm mg the cemlH-r 5 9. inclusi, e l>< Inning of <jx i.it ion The pillule I k invitisi to inspect, On ............ lli<. 160 acre I rom conveyor-linked prix , sing fucili- 'industrial and farm founts arid by prixhn t ; from sn's milling oje < i lions will find an << onomic out let I'ai ihiK- tor m Imum w«»od ri-co < tv Include a J lOJkiO board fool capacity sawt; ill, 150 ton Kraft pulp milt afnd contalm r b< ui <r plant, and L ptmet pi ।nt supplying electricn.y for all mill the Infant Jesus," a French carol, will I h - sung by tlve choir. A senior Ixjy»’ quartet coi;qH«cd of AllsTt dartin, KcnnetJh Bush, Larry Wcdlard, and B<>b Cook will sing, bui th.- song ¡jas not cho-cn The c'jojr will conclude of the program with "Wasn't That A Mighty Day?" by laet. "I Wonder As I Wander.” and Hie "Hallelujah Chorus" from Mandel's "Messiah." I'lu a comi part of. the program featuring fh< ti.md will G-git with "A Merry Christmas Overture" by Carol Fningkiser This will lx- followed ”< ‘hi ÍNtma.s Rhap- by Newell H g and Í Ik r- The Christ’m « progiam which the choir in new blue mid gold is being pi< enhd bv tn. (’.»Hagr K'lx s entering singing "Gloria In Kxcelsls ] »co " Following this, III’' ment, udì I m * prewnted »Ik^vnd the Iti in ttie lllgll and at N IIO I* M. will sing "Birthday f a program will lie divided by Neidlinger und ie-U chonuuK lust and Bambino" by I li I ro A Yon. Jame Gn Wi lle w ill i.mg ".Sweet I.it th • b> The choral part will I. in with J., n b and "Hoi-, Ch B ini," a Bohemian pr'-.-emed by the Tia- choral groups ARC A ACETYLENE "1 « ek 'Hu Hall," a \l . I ii< Portable Weldin■■ Any Place 1030 Madison Phene 181Y Herpetologist To Be Presented December 19 On December 19. the Nntionnl School Assemblies will present Dee Jay Nelson, herjietologist. Mr. Nelson is a well known mithority on snakox and will ex hibit an unuaual collection of rvp- tdcs which have been collected from all parts of the western hemisphere. Each specimen is handled, including a grown boa •xmatrictor, and a six foot alii- The private expeditions of Mr .Melson weir financed by working as a short subjects and newsreel eamerman. He was first to photo till. lava in the new- l-'elyn banian will •• acconqnny 1 '»« mi in\ I. graph .. the molten , ill choml numbers a and will id ,y y ac’lw volcano of Pancutin from «erompa,,ullvn; ,,\fr^^ Mi. Nelson is author of several with Anne Hill. aliltll." a I'ortu- which have appeared in No admi. von will be charged. nrk. Tia- Herald leading scientif io publications. Lions Hoar by M, ndi lssulm; — Lions Roar WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Students, guests, and teachers danced in a "Winter Wonderland" al the annual winter formal No- vemlx r 18. Evelyn Lewis' orches tra provided the music for this dance sjxmsored by the Boys' Fed- eration. At intermission the senior girls sextette sang “When You Wish Upon a Star" and "Winter Won derland The sextette included Ihimt Mon hxk. Elizatx Hi Work man, Bobbie Yocum, Evelyn Gar man, Carol Violet Ie, and Nadine Carlson. The girls were accom- p. nied by Anno Hill nt the piano I a'corn t ions carried out the "Winter Wonderland" theme with a lice covered with “snow", green and white cre|w> paper, and spell ing out "Winter Wonderland". On the decorations committee ('and Violette, Carlson. ■lackte Lemmer, und Elizabeth Workman. Boys who served as committee heads wi re Larry Wol- lard, Ikiys’ f-cderaHon president. Red Englert, and Wayne Schmitt lb tn hint i । . of punch and cookies were served by Boys' Fed eration members at intermission. Lions Roar Square dancing I - 1>< mg taught I MPQ< \ I'OKKST sF.COM) on Monday’s and Wixl/iesday’s by IN M3CIOD TIMBC ■ < I I IHiring the. first quarter of the Miss Carnes to the girls' sixlii nl G. U. II. eurrent fiscal year, the Umpqua Nation,-i| forest stood second among national fori-sts in <>r<*gon Hl volume of timber cut Tin- Wil lamette National forest was first M. M Nelson, supervisor, said a total of 39,320.000 board feet oi timber valued at $326.873 was cut iMlwix-n July 1 and Sept. JC tins year on the Umpiua ion si. Sales of timber on new con tracts amounted to only 11.8O0.( m >0. fi.'t, indicating the drop in the timber market which took place last summer. Nelson said. Roseburg News Review M ng M .n-lork will ndle Wilf mid No Uza Le thru.in; and 4ÉÍ tin Utahit ^ gloriousmkims • K What’s for Dinner Tonite? Chocolate Bits .Mak«« (jrdiiuiry Baker ’ h Unsweetened Chocolate Bar for Baking and Candy Making “Tag-Along” AUTOMATIC IRON PORTABLE RADIO Rog. $5.49 ««la $2.90 66 *1 DOWN quality 1000w.tt| unit . , , chrome plated . . . drtseb« able cord. A useful gib 'ord Extras A gift to bring year ’round entertainment — on batteries Or plugged into light socket. Smart plastic case... strap handle. So light in weight! So »cnsitive!_So excellent in tone! (Batteries extra) CORN POPPER 1 • . 'WSB» ’‘Coronado” 23-Gal. Standard 98 WASHER ’89” "FoMorU" two qusrt «ire. Dclkiou« popcorn in ■ few minute«. Give al « gift. CHRISTMAS CARDS 35c A gift she'll appreciate for years to come! Compare it feature for feature with any other make! Big 20-gallon tub . . . high vane agitator . •, safety-bar wringer with balloon rollers and many other quality features. Ik-autiful color« and design« , , bril«, candles, wreath,, wuitertuna greenery. A big bargain I Coronado 'NAVAJO’. BICYCLE DICK TRACY CAR Boy’s or Girl's model with Siron ’46” 19 • ? y tTp-to-the-minute stream« lined design ,., rigid con. Struction,.. beautiful baked enamel finish, ¿quipped with chain guard, headlamp, chromo truss rods, double spring saddle, brake and kick stand. k gift thrill! R«d light òri fop fl««hes ’S «ted ru move« . , . ha« loud íreri « 11 finhhcd in 'police green,“ -i»r HOBBY HORSE CHIME ’■■35 GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY GARRY H. LEVENS. OWNER Hundred» more on that lave you money. I um the gift for a duld Ir.irning to alk . . . wheel, tinkle n tune . . , dorful horse's bend with jingle tils on reins. r, . ■■ - r-, ,-y. ....... —...... . Tlou) mil Know f The answers to everyday insurance problems* By G B. ARNEST WESTERN AUTO SURREY CO. 025 Main Street - , - ■ ■ -- -..sI n ■ I. <.— ,... — ------------ WESSON OIL 65c wesson Oil QT. Ask us for Recipes , 15c for ('coking. Baking or with Ice Cream VALUE ” 3 PKGS, cake mixes LARGE SIZE CAKE PAN 98c Calumet BAKING POWDER One Pound and BAKING SODA Arm 3f,,r' 29c Hammer Aunt Dinah MOLASSES 12 oz. 15( Da rigo kl MILK 2 f“r 25c Tall Cans CRUSTQUICK Betty Crocker 3 55c __ _ Any Beniner Can Bake A Winner With i'hts Pie Mix USHERS Ol SfC 31 IWBlEM THE Ml« or a»»r »SES »ISCSITS. kSAViES ««»CASES MT Kelly s Market Snow flake Friday - Saturday Crackers ginger SNAPS Specials 27c OLD FASHION Peanut Butter 33c GINGER SNAPS ■ Potimi .... It’s New! It’s Deli cious! Mothers’ Oats A swell Ind cereal and many baking uses in cakes, cookies 45c 3-envelope MIOTE TAPIOCA FOR CREAMY « DEYKRTS 2™ 29 c q Jowl Bacon The Ideal Seasoning 29c lb Rib Steaks Fancy Beef 69c lb Beef Roasts Blade Cut 55c lb Pure Lard 2 lb. pkg. 29c n MINUTE RICE 1 IC Picnic Hams 39c lb Pork Sausage < 'ountry 39c lb S3 Shoulder 35c Time to Think About Fruit Cakes! We carry citron — lemon and orange peel — nuts — raisins — all the fix in’s you’ll need Pet Food Department panot-pnee/t Pnadóte Only $5.00 Down - Complete with Pump Box of 21 , / Pink Mint Chiffon Cake BETTY CROCKER OF GENERAL MILLS USES Chocolate Syrup 3 ll>. ’ metric , Not beeuz his hair is curly. Not beeuz his teeth are pearly. Not beeuz of his pretty pan. I love him cuz he's a letterman! 39c Marshmallows An optimist is a person who goes into a restaurant without a cent in his pockets and figures on laying his hili with the pearls he finds in the oysters. SO79: > > Why, a home-made treat, of course. By using quality in- gredients and following recipes, even a beginner cur: buke a v inm r. Arid you can always depend on Swartz ami Wol- fard for top quality baking meds at rock bottom prices! I ‘ampfirc WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. I 19c “ I hlii-ious QI ESTION; My sister-in-law had a valuable watch stolen while she was asleep on a re cent trip. She had put the watch under her pillow and when she awoke, it was gone. My husband carries a Resi dence Theft insurance |x>licy and the insurance man told us we were covered fof thefts of personal property when away from home. If I had my watch stolen under the circumstances I have described would the in- surance company pay the loss? ANSWER: Yes, under the terms of a theft policy which covers loss of iHTsonal property while away from home, the In- suriincc company would pay for loss of the watch as you have described. Lettuce 2 1 °R 19c SOLID HEADS “Feed Your Pets the Best’’ nutritionally k CORRECT! French 's Bird Seed pk. 23c 1-'re neh's Song Food pk 10c I »egmore Cat Food 2/27c 27c Milk-Bone Biscuits Willi E and SOLID 37c Coffee . 7 5< Grapefruit 5c Cocoa 45c Oranges > 49c Tea 55c Cauliflower 10c Tid-bits I tiseuits ARIZONA LARGE—SO SIZE Nestles* Instant« **tNn milk and NEW CROP—SWEET Mrar are already in it” L let o». Hack 48 Baa Carton If you’ll address your own insurance questions to this of fice, we'll try to give you the correct answers and there will be no charge or obligation of any kind. Arnest Insurance Agency 511 Main Phone 36 Representing the leading fire snd casualty Companies doing business in Oregon. MRiWWIMDl MAIN ST.__ - \Wb COTTAGE GROVE - PHONE j $3]
