New 4-H Project Is
Available Now
IIOI.IIFAY WIIHHNG
IN < IIKI si mas sitting
An advanced project in camp
cookery is a new piojccl Indng
ottered to I II chib memlxi* in
Lane county for the fir»t tunc tin*
>eai It lx being introduced lie
cause of the keen interest shown
by I it dull member*. pm iiculmly
by the Ixiy* Previously tlwn* ha*
only been one year ol the partic
ular project offered mid club
memtx r* hayc wanted to i< |» at
the project two mid even three
time*.
A lioliilxy wedding in u netting
Jb.ZO tirite, /olioninn nation'» wont
of holly nn<I <'in Nt inns tleee Was
I hut ot Mrs Kita Stm ey, dnugbli’i
opidemir, uiU be led by II anda II dey, ncorled
of Mr and Mr* Frank Kelly, to
by potter ehildren of pati /our yean.
Chnrlea Edward Stroh, non of Mrn
Mary Stroh, nil of Collage Grove
They Wvre married Indore the
flrephiee of then own home at
(HIKI Elint Mudiaon Mteet, Friday
evening, December 23, nt eight
o'clock The Rev Frank Brown
The advanced camp cookery
read the double ring ceremony
project concentrate:, o. iyi
The bride wore a navy blue mlk mid making i quipne nt Im use n
Crepe *uit with pink aceeaxoriex camp cookery mid in teaching
cooking method* in use of hot
mid an orchid enraage
Iler attendant, Mrs Audrey Al -.tone KMikery, stick cookery, m
brecht, kiatcr of the bridgroom, eluding the making ol knliob*. re
wine a wine color wool «till with flector oven and luanhole cook
ci \
white acceHkories mid <■ r .age ol
('lub* wishing to enroll In the
gardenia*.
advanced camp >ou,e,, ,
Calvin Stroh win b«*t man for should contm-t the 1 II club ofh<*
hl* brother
1947l Naner Urury, Ky.
¡Vlói Donnld Anderton, Ore.
A reception for the family and BOU BAI IIEK BUYS
intimate friend* wan held follow­ BAKTBIIF AG> X( V
ing the ceremony Mr* Albrecht
Bob Bauder, son of Mr mid Mrs
lerved the cake niter the inltliil John Bauder mid former Univer­
piece win cut by the couple. Mr* sity of Otvgon »tudent hu. pur-
Charle* Morri*, mint ol Ilie bilde, < based the Bartruff Insurance
jxnin-d and Mm* Cleo Stroh, niece agency from Me E E Bartrull
f. I the briilegroom, wn* m charge .t 31 No«th 6th n. < i 7he Bari
of the gue»t IxMik
ruff agency which handle* the
The couple «pent the holiday* State Farm Insurance account
on n wedding trip north, in Wash was e*tllbh*hed here some yeut*
ago by the lute o A Nichols
lugton and Portland ,
While at the University Bob
PAYS t MO% OF OHK.ON T VXF S ha* lx i'll fortunate enough to work
port time with the State Farm
Southern Pacific mid it* affllial
cd comfainie* paid $2,1X7 I III I? in ciganiz.il on at Eugene mid the
tuxes to the vatiou* inunlu* m in urancc buxine** in n it a new
Oregon for the fiscal year July I, venture for him.
It is understood that the retir­
IMK 'o June 80, I* 10 1 In* I*
2 HUW of nil taxe* levied in the ing owner, Mr* Bnrtruff plan* to
sell her home hi re mid will prob­
slate
ably move to Salem to lie near her
For nil countie*. except Multno­
son mid family.
mah, In which the company o | ht
ate* a railroad, it paid 5 HI". of ad
MMI H ot I I JI 1 AND BLOIN
vnkirem taxe* levied In these
Thoma* Franklin Geer, Black
I IKK ov KR MARYSE ( vi ■
Butte route, Cottage Grove pass)*!
countie*.
Mme* H I, Dulicy and Bc**ic
away in a Salem hospital Tuesday.
Tax per mile of main track in
Sloan have taken over Mary'»
January 3. at the age ol (>H year*
Oregon totaled Sl.H-ll 11
Cafe, located next door to the
He was Ixim February 22, 1HH1 at
First National Bank and have en­
Prineville, (*regon,*and married to
larged nnd rcmodled the cafe Af­
Ih’lplm Bemis June 30, 1910 at
ter adding about ten feet to the
Eugene. Hi- had Ini'd in the Cot­
& /A
length of the building, the new
tage Grove area the greater part
on Mezzanine Floor
owner* repainted the interior and
of 111* lift
plan to add three or four t«ooth*
Cottage Orove Hotel
Survivor* include four sons.
on
the
east
side
of
the
budding.
Oil I’crnmnenta
Ralph of 'Idler. Roy, Howard and
Mmes Sloan anil Dulicy former­
un<l
Ii.uold. ail ot < ott,ig<- Grove;
ly operated the Snack Shack on i
(’old Wave
three daughters, Elsie Geer and
W h I t e a k c r Ave. for several
Mrs Zcila Tullar, both of Cottage
Lorayne Kotrc
month*.
Grove and Mr* Grace Hamer of
Appointment* with
Goshen; two sister*. Mrs. Annie
Gladys Adam*
I
A woman In Syr*cu»e, N. Y., put
Kot* rt son, Top;* nish, Washington
(Friday and Saturday Only)
roller skate* on her flfteen-month-
ami Mrs. I,cna Powell, Cottage
,
old
eon
recently
for
•
“
gag,
”
was
Phone 43
(¡rove; two brothers, Eme*t of ।
amazed when he calmly balanced
2Glf«'XX
Tiller and Ardic of Bakersfield. ,
himself and took off.
California, and ten grandchildren I
Funeral xervice* will !*• held
Satmalay, January 7, at 2 p m. i
at
Mills Mortuary. The Rev. j
Frank Brown will officiate and
burial will lx’ in Bemi* cemetery
a. Ixindon.
Thomas F. Geer
Passed Away Tues.
A.
New Olds Placed
On Display Jan. 4
Polio Poster Children Form
March of Dimes Honor Guard
Making a bold and brilliant bid
or another record-breaking year
>f *ale*, Oldsmobile Division of
General Motors Corporation yes-
eiday introduced its new 1950
ine of Sixes and Eight* at dealer
ihowroorn* throughout America
In the completely new- "Futuramic
F|e< l for ’50" are nineteen models
n three new wric* the 6-cy)lnder
7H ' Serie*,and the new lower-
iriced H-cybodcr "W and "98”
Series entirely new in xtlyc and
fcatuic*. Highlight* of the prex-
ntation are increased selectivity
A advanced design body types and
colors, many notable mechanical
improvement';, tund th«’ provision
for standard transmission cars at
lower prices in all three scries to
mpplement the optional Hydra-
Matic Drive models.
1950: ¡Tanda IT ¡ley, Texa»
If tH(ll OF DIVES potter ehil-
1 ‘ dren tehote plight and progrett
depict the fight againtt prdio uill
tour teri n ritiet in the 1950 drice,
January 10-31. They trill make a
concerted appeal for greater con­
tributions to provide effect ice con­
tinuation of patient care, retearch,
and educational programt tpontored
einre 1930 by the Rational Foun­
dation fur Infantile Paralytb.
HE LL MAKE 'MISS AMERICA' A MRS.
Beauty Shop
THE
Thur*., .«.in. 3, I950
I’agr A
The Hentlnel, Cuttagr Grose, Oregon
A smart new interpretation of This G. M. division1* well known
Oldsniobiie's traditional clean-line world emblem i* a centci ptc«’* of
Futuramic styling has been given
to each of the thre«’uew 1950 *c-
ries, making it easy fo distmgui: h
between them. However, a unify­
ing family resemblance is present
in the massive front-end grouping
of horizontal and gently curved
line*. The n e w, broader grille
slopes harmoniously into the low­
er fender corners and tiu; wrap­
around bumper and grill«’ guard*.
Immediately above the guile and
across the width of the hood is
the name "Oldsmobile" in chrome
capital letters oi graceful design.
beauty on tlx* crown of tli«>jR(“'’l
an{| below a modernistic’ rocket
ornament
V.***
।
‘
i
»..i.r IMaAM
« •
tv h «* bought two
' . «
c rl c*t
g'ubijnt
■ n >■ ' out ‘by .i lelf t.tight
i t Mack ;mith more than 100
ir i' ll Jam-* Wilson mild» thd '
> * n i.. Bradford. Vt black-
i m ’ t । sho«j after itudying gnntrs- ’
11 v and astronomy in an encyclo-
■'
"The goal of Oldsmobile engin-
' -ers and designers wa« to exceed
। previous standard* of cxc( II ’nee
which during the pa t year en-
, ililed Oldsmobile to climb to rew
I mights in public favor,” said S.
h Skinner, vice pre di nt of Gen-
; r d Motors and gen ral manager
f the Oldsmobik Tivision. "With
this outstanding ‘Futur i;riif I lent’.
<>ld*mobilc i pre;.ai< d t> rocket
i ahead in 19o> with a minimum
production of 3i7i OX) u ..1-,
In
said.
Chief new item of the 1950 pre­
mier center around a new l av
I price for Scries "88" mod«
a
j completely lestlyed Series "98";
I the Introduction of OkL*:.iobi!c’s
I New Whirlaway II y d r a-Matic
¡Drive; the offering cf Holiday
Coupe steel top convertibles in
I three distinct price ranges; the
-jontinued use of the sensational
new highcompression "Rocket”
Engine
with
no
fundamental
changes, but with some minor
refinements promoting additional
economy; and the widening of the
market by making Oldsmobile*
famous automatic transmission op­
tional equipment at extra cost
on new Series ”88” and "98"
models. For purchasers who do
not order the New Whirlaway
Hydra-Matic Drive, Oldsmobile
has made available two syncro-
mesh transmissions as standard
equipment.
Dr. Mulholland
with
OPTOMETRIST,
offices
at
820 WILLAMETTE IN EUGENE
r
’SEWING NOOK”
Will be opened on January 3 to take care of all your
Hewing needs.
We will make new clothe«, make over old one«
Also
your children « dot hen.
Ju«t anything from baby clothe« to wedding gowns.
RACHEL Sl (i<i mid LOLA (RANE
Room 216 Winer Bldg, (over Western Auto) Phone RS9
21-ltc
penco ^ quality ^ sheets
Penney'» <ine»l high count mutlini ... luperimooth and
11" 1108'
in yeartl Luxury theett at a bread-ond-butter pricel
*72"x108", $1.97
$1.97
•u u • r- of.____
MORI
"MISS AMERICA OF 1949," Jacque Mercer, 18, I* pictured with her flance,
Doug C ook , 19, following announcement of their engagement in Phoenix,
Ariz. Jacque told newsmen that the marriage is planned for next July 4th,
her parents’ 22nd wedding anniversary.
(international Soundphoto)
Bahama's Wild Pigs
Wettest Spot
The wild pigs found on some Ba­
hama Islands are not strictly land-
ba cd animals, like the domesti­
cated swine in the United States.
They often go to sea as well. They
swim from island to island in
search of food or to escape the dogs
of huntsmen or natives, says the
National Geographic society.
The world's wettest spot Is along
the Assam hills in northeast India.
There, observes the National Geo-
raphic society, the rain-carrying
moi . ■> ns. or w inds, from the west
and southwest meet those blowing
northward over the Bay of Bengal.
Together they release a deluging
rainfall that an O nits of 50 or 60
feet a year, c
red with a high-
< r than aier.i e r,.;e in the United
States of only 50 inches.
Poultry Flocks
A laying mash and a grain mix­
ture in separate feeders constant­
ly before pullet for one to three
months after h us .ng will help keep
poultry flocks in production as
fall approaches.
RONDO
America’« i>est known cotton print
Yard wide — Fast color
39<
Keep Feet Dry
With Rubber Footwear
8.90
Galoshes — Style Boots — Knee Boots
Laet' Boots — Hip Boots
All Wool Shirts
Men’s Warm Unions
3.98
Heavy spring needle knit of 50%
wool and 50% soft cotton rib
4.49
P enney ’ s
THE STORE THAT THRIFT BUILT
Peaches
COFFEE
Wiltons »nd velvets are woven of
woolen and worsted yarns. Woolen
yarn has a coarser texture than
the worsted. Frequently, they are
both used—blended to combine ad­
vantages of both. In Axminsters
woolen yarn is used because the
weave Is not tight enough to hold
’.he Ie * pliable worsted yarns with
irmness.
PAY CASH—CARRY*IT! BE THRIFTY!
Sliced or Halves
Mild Mellow
Red Bag
About Hugs
SHOP RENNETS.
Big fjeecy wool blanket«
72 x !M) extra long for good tuck-in
Warm flannel shirts
in all wool plaids
<2" MU"caw«, 13c
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WARM
ALL WOOL
BLANKETS
It’s like hating extra pennies in every dollar — to get food buys like these! Every
one high quality, fresh, delicious — and all at surprisingly low prices! Don't miss
these BIGGER DOLLAR buys — aimed to save you more!
Women and Invention*
Although the greatest number of
Inventions by women are concern­
er! with the home, recreaUon and
beauty, women have branched out
into fields once occupied solely by
men. For example, a woman is
the Inventor of a device to lessen
the noise of elevated trains and
•n appliance to consume smoke
and odor from locomotives and far
tone».
PRICES SLASHED FOR'J AHUARY
fresh-at-doity *. now priced lower,'much lower than
mu
TYPING PAPER
95c for 500 sheets
Other Grades Priced in Proportion
65c
lb
Packed in Attractive Boxes. Plain or
Printed to Your Order.
If you are looking- for an inexpensive holiday gift, which
will reflect your taste, make your selection now.
19C
Tall Can
45c
Alaska Pink
Salmon
«Will
Fresh Local
Grade A
, , ,
Kippered Herring
Kipper Snacks
DUTTER
Can
■ ’ ‘ir!?,?«"» y '-¡•■r:'"i.j:«:”i'\.,.!!ifiiiii:u...iii^
lb ......... 67c
Red Mex. or Sm. White
New Low Prices
on
Soap, Shortening
Quick or Regular
Beans
10c
¡¡»«»..amiuiiiiliiiii^mi^
5 lb®- 65c
IttlllilllllillllillllWIilllllMM
Rolled Oats
9 lb. bag 79C
FOR
VEGLTABLLS
Dependable - Guaranteed
MEATS
Fresh Crisp
Carrots
Boneless Grade A
Beef Roast.. )b. 65c
3bu. 25c
Bright Solid
Turnips
3 ms. 19c
$
I
Center Cut
Pork Roast
SOCIAL STATIONERY
No. 214 ( an
m. 43c
Lean
Pork Steak
Solid Heads
lb
Sweet
i
■b. 49c Potatoes . . 3 lbs. 35c
Eastern Cure
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Golden Ripe
Sliced Bacon. ». 45c Bananas
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
Phone 555
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I 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove
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