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COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUN TY, ORFXR)N THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 194»
55,300 in State
Unemployed Dec. 1
Ilie month Corvallis with 750.
Hood River with WX) and Ijikc
view with .’UM) also had big in-
cíense*.
of job seek
Whik
ZO.2OO to 22.
fMXl In the metro|Mditan tri-county
area, the ¡icrcentHgc upturn wan
among the xmallcxt in the «tate.
< inly UXI wax added Io Ilie Oregon
City total, now lepori cd ax 1,950
Salem’* 5,<XX) (x-monx without
work in the Marion-Polk county
area was an Increaxe of 1,250 in
November, while Eugene’* total
went to 4,650, about GOO higher
than a month before.
Oregon's unemployment ln-
crenxcd by ten thousand during
November to reach 55,300 on Dc-
cemliei I, nearly 53 pel cent above
the figure rc|x*rted by the 26
local offices a year ago, the State
Unemployment
Uompcnsnt Ion
Commission said today.
iaist year the neaxonnl upturn
during November was I2.<XX). fol
lowed by 20.<XX) in December,
while layoffs during the prolonged
cold spell brought the numlM-r to
an all-time |xak of 93.1X10 in mid
BUMPUS
At Sacred Heart
February Addition of alxiut 15,- hospital, Eugene, Montlay. No-
000 to the state's labor force dur
vember 28. 194». to Mr and Mrs.
ing the past year has helped to
William Bumpus, Black Butte
keep this winter’s total alMiut the
route. Cottage Grove, a daughter
and may bring a higher jx'ak by
mid-winter, officials said.
The numlM<r now actively Reek
ing Jobs is about 8 per cent of the
svalhtbh- lalxir force, while hist
{Winter the top wa* nearly 11 |x-r
ST CLAIR
At Sacred Heart
hospital. Eugene, Monday, No
vember 28, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard St Clair. Route 1, Cres
well, a son.
HOWELL
At the Butler ma
ternity home, Wednesday. Novem-
Although seasonal slackening of bcr 30, 1949, to Mr and Mrs Ed-
lunilu-r, logging and const ruction ward Powell. Cottage Grove, a
daughter, Linda tavern.
employment, most of the Increase
ROWELL
At the Butler ma
wax attributed to early comple ternity home. Thursday. Decem-
tion of harvests and f«x>d process ber 1. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs Rob
ing operation* nil over the «tate ert Rowell, Cottage Grove, a
Canneries and packing house* daughter. Judy Ann.
were slowing down both in Eaxt-
MONTGOMERY
At the But
ern and Western
ler maternity home. FTiday, De
showed.
cember 2, 1949, to Mr and Mrs.
Unemployment
Haskel Montgomery, Black Butte
doubled in the
route, Cottage Grove, a daughter,
Vicki Lee.
SWAIN
At the Butler ma
ternity home, Saturday. Decern-
Ix-r 3. 194». to Mr. and Mrs Jesse
ay you live
ippily ever
May th. days Io eom*
bring .v.rd.cr.aslng
happiness
Wh*lh*r your w*ddlng
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want your Irlanda Io
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our Announcement«!
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COTTAGE GROVE
SENTINEL
I IH N. «th
Phone 555 or 55«
The (hurt'll of Christ, 6th and
Gibb«. 'The church with the friend-
NUMBER 1«
always wcl-
• no regular
invito you
come >tnd join us in
services.
Sunday school 9:45 am Chumes
for all ages from the tiny tots on
up Morning worship a n <1 com-
munion 11 am Special Dy the
choir, “peace, Beautiful Peace”,
sermon topic, “The Church of
( hr i f
C FC. 6:30 p m Bob and Mar-
ion Beach sponxoi*. Junior E F C.
6 30 pm Evening services begin
at 7:30 p.m. with music by the
orchestra and congregational sing
ing Evangelistic sermon “A Group
of Sinners”.
Choir practice Wednesday, 7:30
pin at the Beach home
idulta’ com
bined Bible study and prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at
the church.
Remember Sunday, January 1st
is Dedication Day for the new
church building and January 2nd
will be the start of our revival
meeting with Bro. Irwin Marshall
nt Plain View, Minnesota.
F. Sherwood, pastor.
MRFUMI couldn't smell better to
this German woman In Hof-Misch-
endorf than the soap she has just
bought She and her frltnd were
among the 1,000 women released by
the Russians after working in Red
coal mines. They were captured and
sent away In 1943. (International)
Martin Leo Meyers
Services Monday
Marlin Izco Meyers, 35. Mosby
At the Butler
GALLATIN
(Teck, dui! NovemlxT 30 in Los
maternity home, Suntiay, Decorn
l« r 4. 1949, to Mr anti Mrs Glenn Angeles. He was lx>rn September
Gallatin. Cottage
Ernee Edgar.
until t'oming
Al the Butler
noSLAUGH
1 tocem- Mixin August 26. 1942. He was a
inntcinity home. Monday.
I
member of the Church of Christ
son of Cottage Grove and a veteran of
Boslnugh, Cottage Grove
World War H.
Alan Ralph
Surviving arc hi* widow; a son.
I tonaid; a daughter. Carolyn: his
hospital, Flugene. Friday, Itoccm- mother, Mrs. Vergie Meyers, Stur-
ber 2. 1949. t<> Mr. anti Mrs. James gi*. S. D.; three sisters, Mrs Ag
nes Walker, Creswell, Mrs. Mar
garet Wright, Sturgis. S. D., and
Mrs. Frances Edwards, Spring-
field four brothers, FYank, Paul
Ted. all of Sturgis, and Albert,
(Mr*. F.. D. Sherrill, reporter
Tacoma Wash-
phone 648R4)
the
Services were held
Mr and Mrs Shcrwotxl Smith Church of Christ Cottage Grove,
and children were entertained at Monday al 2 p.m . with interment
Rest
Memorial Park.
dinner on Sunday at the home of
Rev Sherwood Smith offi
Mr nnd Mr*. James Hemcnway.
The new school building Is in elated. Smith Mortuary was
the final w<vk of completion, and charge.
if all goex it* per schedule, classes
Itcms of interest, including cur
will tic moved into it next week
Cecil Sauvagcau enjoyed an rent ncwspaficrs, will lie buried
overnight visit with Mr. and Mrs. for 1(M) years in a steel cylinder
at Alexandria. Va
Jas. Hemcnway.
Cold» and throat infections have
taken hold of several of the valley
folks, with Mrs. Davidson now
on the recovery list and Shirley
Sherrill still confined to her home.
Mr nnd Mrs. Lei* Reed and
daughter Joan motored to Port
land for the weekend, where they
were among the many who at
tended the golden wedding anni
versary of Mr. Reed’s parents, Mr
L Reed, who Were
and Mrs
members of the
honor cd
Church of Christ at the church
parlors, following the morning
service,
James Hemcnway attended
meeting in Corvallis of the Poul
try
Producers
Association on
Tuesday.
DELIGHT VALLEY
desiring to can attend the pre
Mentation of HandelTs Ma-siah c
MacArthur Court
Ba< ferla In Food
A be»m of light produced by t
2 million-volt generator can kil
bacteria In food without raisini
the temperature of the food mort
than two degree* Centigrade.
For That I rented Fender
As noon a* a batch of automobile
lacquer it approved, ■ large pari
af it la drawn off into big contain-
»rs for shipment to the great ae-
lembly lines. A portion of every
jatch, I however, is put into small
containers for us. in the nation’s
refinishing shops.
Crop Rotation
Crop rotation I* recognized
npiotar.t to soil fertility.
»on, Th<-'.<i'ire R-
coin, sculptured
Mount Rushmore
•■.'s I.lack Hills,
the rock o:
South Dako
visible frorr
of KU miles
A man could stand erect in Lin
Capital Flag
coin’s eye or sit comfortably u
bunting fing on the capitol
Washington's.
• I Washington laita about a month
F urniturc, aamplet, plumliing or trert}
Sportograr, luggage, lumber or akia!
Haul 'em away, for work or play,
Ì our Traveler bohlt em neat an you pleaie!
Washington. Sunday school meets
at 9:45 a m. The morning worship
service is at 11
We will have as
guest speaker Mr. Clyde William
son. well-known banker and Meth-
odist layman of Albany. We in
vite you to attend the 5:00 Vesper
hour and enjoy
Christmas
carols to the accompaniment of
the piano and organ. The Inter
mediate dept, of the Youth Fel
lowship will present the one-act
[»lay, “Christmas Under Stars,”
during the 5:00 hour. The high
school group of the Youth Fellow
ship will attend the sub-district
Youth Rally in Eugene, leaving
from the local church at 1:30.
There will not lx- any Youth Fel-
that those
Count em.,,6 persons sit in roomy comfort in the Traveler as a luxury
eedan; in just 10 seconds it converts into a spacious cargo carrier!
123%-inch wheelbase. Thunderhead Engine has gas-saving 7.3-to-l
Enter the WALTER WINCHELL
$200,000 NAME-THE-CAR
CONTEST!!!
for the new low-
field ihal will be
priced
xddrd to the Kaiwr Frazer line. EirM prize,
(10.000.00 ra*h Over 1000 other r«»h prize*.
high compression ratio. Now! Dust and noise sealed out with
improved insulation. Now! Famous Tru-line steering made better,
Exelueire!
Only Kaiser Traveler rices you
this out siied. steel shod cargo
hold almo-t 10 fret long, uiih
fall 33 inch clearance over fold-
dann tailgate,
safer, stronger. Now! Improved shock absorbers give an even
Exclusive!
Only Kaiser Traveler has a cargo
hatch that sumrs open clear to
the roof, with 16" minimum uidth
and 38 6 square feet of steel-
shod car to deck space,
smoother ride on rough roads. Now! Silent,“velvet-action”clutch.
Now! Re-designed ducts provide better year'round ventilation.
Come in today for a demonstration of the world's most useful car;
the 2-car s-in-one Kaiser Traveler for 1950!
Errvy prize mziehed. dollar for dollar, by a
radi donation to ibe Damon Runyon Memo-
rial (lancer Fund, in honor of each indmdusl
/»rile umnerf
Double Prize Money
Hzv« your Kaiser Fraser deafer
nalewnan
enter an approximate appraisal of your pres
ent car on your Official Entry Blank ami you
automatically double any prise money you
might win, and double any donation to the
Cancer Fund in your honor I
Your Kaiaer-Fraser dealer haa your Official
Entry Blank. Gmtainz all rules. Coots nothing
to enter. Sead in as many rntriea aa you please.
HANSEN BROS
PHONE
5th and WASHINGTON
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CHIN-UPPERS SERVE FISHERMEM
h<> met as wheelchair members of the Chin-Up Club,
have established a thriving Oregon business, despite their physical
handicaps. Eight years ago Fred began tying trout fishing flies.
Today the Camps operate the Camp Tackle Co., with Stayton and
Portland shops serving America's sports fishermen. The firm, employ
ing more than a dozen persons, catalogues 4(H) varieties of flics and
25 of spinners. Both Fred, who is Stayton's Chamber of Commerc
president, and Bernice are enthusiastic over cooperation they'*
received from the Stay ton Branch of the First National Bank.
MEAT IS THEIR DISH. As an Eastern Oregon livestock marketer.
Samuel E. Hill
the need for a wholesale meat service
Pendleton. Three years ago he purchased a small "custom" slaughter
house, serving only the individual needs of owners of hogs, cattle
and lambs. With the help of his wife anti son, Clinton J. Hill (now
■ New York art student), Hill extended the business by providing
fresh and cured meats for nearby markets and restaurants. Now the
Hill Meat Co. is in enlarged quarters and provides seven noa-family
jobs. The firm continues to advance its growth through helpful
services of the Pendleton branch of First National.
FREE
With the Purchase of
a New
vision and initiative on which Oregon's pros
Plymouth or Chrysler
perity is based. They have taken widely dif-
foront means of bettering themselves —but in
until Christmas
income, created new jobs and added oppor-
tunities for all of us. To help individuals help
1 • Martin “60” Outboard
Motor
themselves and, thus, build Oregon —family
by family, farm by farm and business by busi-
n.ti—banks in the First National Group make
their constructive services widely available.
at no extra charge.
^ 5 BUiLD
No trade-ins please.
PROVIDES BOX TOPS; BOTTOMS, TOO. Louis Rupp
McCOY MOTORS
decided in 1945 that Hood River apple and pear orchards
needed a dose-at-hand veneer plant to furnish slatted tops
and bottoms for fruit boxes. Assistance from First National
at Hotxl River enabled him to »tart the Hood River Box
A Veneer Co, at Odell. The plant is near both the onhards
and supplies of pine and fir logs for "peeling.” Today it
provides 21 Oregon jobs directly. Use of modern equip
ment produces 5,000,000 pliable "lids" annually for boxes
with sides and ends of regularly cut lumber.
“Your CHYRSLER ■ PLYMOUTH Denier"
6th and Washington
Phone 64
T°GETHER"
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF COTTAGE GROVE
Affiliolpd with th* Flrtf National Bank of Portland
Bawim Federal Deposit itnarance Cerporetloa