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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1950)
READY MIX CO. MOLD TO ZI MM K.T AM» Mil l i 4MK 4 OSC to Shuffle Activities for Better Service The Cottage < Il ove Ready Mix, opcrHlrd by Reed Brolheis, Roy and Imo Reed lui* Iwen sold to Zumwalt and William*. Il wax announced yesterday The lattei ,’lrm Isiught die Horn Sand and < »regon A new Gravel two or three year» ago anil Will operale the Ready Ml* In yeai'i. gltl to Ilie ‘ tlllli nis of Ore connection with tin- »and and gon Stale and (he citizen» of the gravel buxines*. state as well will Is- the provision The Cottage Grove Ready Mix Was pioneered l»y Reed Brother» during Ilie new year <>t belter lure and till* new ty|ie of busi- quarter* for college dramatic the tin- < »regon Miyieiim 1'117 The retiring filivi t'ountiy, the Ismit, orchestra und musical groups. mude nu Immediate plans lor the Work on Un- combini d x7<» <KKi future, It whs Hiipi here yesterday remodi ling, moving and building project will start early in the new ■taitto Program Award« year, titoligli some of tlie major About five million .luihu* In cath item* will bave lo await thè sum- mid nu 11 hiindl <• wm given awuy m«r vacatlon jierlod The project to redin li-Aviu i j f r answering wa* npproved by thè »tate board question» or l<l< I lliy mg tune* ui of bigiù r education al a recent meeting. The Horncr mit-eum, whieh at- tiacl some 2tl.<XH) visitili annual If lime* get any crazier, squir ly, will he m o v e <1 tu fireprool rei* will start leedlng nut* to quailers for thè flrst tinte, info people c sparirteli spacr providi-d in thè « uni I lie famous piom'cr collec Him, have long K « n w rei >w<l« <| m ine ba: ■ ment <>f the ol>l museum building, one of th«’ oldest struc- ture* here and which lia* served successively a* armory and men’s mid women s gymnasium Tlow you Know The aniwcni to everyday Insurance problem** TI k - miiMcum building, still structurally sound, will lie re- iiKxIcled into a campus theater anil worksfiop for classe* in <li imatxs and related subjects The up|M«r By G B. AKNEST 0/ theater for all campii* play* and scmblie*. The inadéquate III old Benton half, now used by driimn- QI l.sllo\: We plan to have on a I oiik vacation motor trip within tin* next couple of week* anil a Iriend auggoxta Quit we take out a *|>ecial I licit Insurance iiollcy on our lug- kaue. jewelry and other valu able* which we take with u* <*an you tell me whrlhei we can get a *lioi t term policy of this kind and whether its n.'i I* low enough so it would pa> us to buy it ? ANNWEKi Ordinarily. If you already have a Kraldcncr Theft policy on your valuable«, the •huple«t and moat ri onouih al thing lor you to do would tw to have the "theft away from the premise«" elntlae added to It mid and to pay the small a<ldl tlonal premium. Thl« coverage 1« usually a good deal hrnader than that given by a "|x rsonal rfh-ct." floater fadlcy which you would buy for the duration of your trip. If you don't have a Krsldrncr Theft policy, you ahouid consult your Inaurance agcnt about It Indore buying any other form of Insurance. ri modi led for use by the music choni*ci and which lung glee club group* outgrew their Don't Insulate Food Don't »torr vegetable* or fruiti in heavy taper bag* In your refrigerator Piper intuiate! fool *i it may prevent proper chilling A motorist I* a |« rson who. af- fully for three hlnck Concrete Products Building Rfiwka, all «laro; Iler Blocks; etc. Durante Aluminum Window*. Waterproofing. Arnest Insurance Agency Cecil C. Wooley Phone 36 Representing the leading fire and casualty Companies doing business in Oregon. East Main Street BOB BAUDER New Agent fur State Farm Insurance Co. VISHINSKY INSPECTS EAST BERLIN POLICE AT AIRFIELD ; CITY BRIEFS [ Derald Held arrived by1 plane Dr-comber 21 from Fort Monmouth, New Jersey to »pend Ilie holidays with lus (Mirent*, Mr and Mr* II. II Held He wax I scheduled to leave Saturday, but indead hr was rushed tu a Eu gene hospital suffering with an acute ittnck of apjiendiclti» early Saturday morning and underwent an o|M-ration He is •; till in th'- Growers io Hear About Southern Seed Conditions n-grown aita fescue f irming in competi- lion with Kentucky 31 in tin southern 'late, will al the forthcoming ; annual meet- mg of tin Oregon S league in i'ortl.uid. January 9, Kt Secretary E. R extension farm Jackman las announced All genet al sessions will lx- held in the Multnomah hotel, starting daily at 10 a m . »ays R Wallace Rice, Grants Pas • . pre ident. The annual banquet January 10 will feature Gocerr. ir Two prominent seed industry qxikesmen, Carey Strome, Junc tion City, and A1ec Cellars. Mc Minnville. have recently returned from attending the annual meet ing of the Southern Seedsmens’ association in New Orleans. They will re|x»tt their findings on mar ket conditions to the state’s alia the afternoon fe .rill1 At the Butler ANDREGG maternity home, Saturday, De cember 31, 19-19, to Mr. and Mrs. At Sacred Joe Andregg, Cottage Grove, a UONBERGER Il<-art hospital. Eugene, Saturday, son, Arthur Clay. December 24. 1949, to Mr and GROSS At the Butler mater Mrs. Guy Lionb'-rger, Saginaw, a nity home, Wednesday, January 4, 1950, to the Rev. and Mrs. Rich- SCHERLER - At Sacred Heart hospital, Eugene. Tu« ‘ day. Ixcern- Dav id Richard. ber 27, 1919, to Mr. and Mis. Clarence Schcrli r, Creswell, a At the Butler ma- son. ternity home, Wednesday, Janu- ary 4, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Mil- MYERS At the Allen mater ton Savage, Black Butte route. nity home, Saturday. December Cottage Grove, a daughter, Linda 21. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. Dellx-rt Joanne. BIRTHS At the Butler ma- ISBELL At the Allen ternity home, Wedncsday, Janu- HAW Mr and Mrs. I maternity home. Tuexday. Decem ary 1. 1950, to ber 27, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frank Isbell, Cottage Grove, a Earnshaw, Culp Creek, a daugh son, Paul John. ter, Ixiis Ellen. B-xung Airplane plants at .Seat SMI TH At the Butler mater tle employo<l approximately 26,000 nity home, Sunday, January 1, person dining peak postwar opera 1950, to Mr. a n d M r s. Edgar tions. Wage roll has declined re- Smith. Route 1. Creswell, a son. as orders drop off. last Jerry Eugene. check having shown a total of At the Butler ma- 20,248. terhity home, Tucsday, January 3. 1950, to Rev and Mrs. Clifford Trials tc.mh mortals not to loan Birth Announcements — The Sentinel — It I* unfortunate, considering that enthusiasm moves the world, that no few enthusiasts can be trusted to speak the truth. —(Arthur J. Balfour) Fire — Auto — Theft INSURANCE SI N. 6th . Phono 100 Charge them that are rich in this world, that they he not hightnind* rd, nor trust in nncerl.tin riches, but in th<‘ living God. who gi\< th ns richly ill things to enjoy. I Timothy 6:17 NOW 24 HOUR © Fill Dirt - Loam . . . Like a housewife plan ning the evening meal, our chief concern is good taste, combined with economy. Let us show you samples »f our work. Call 555 or 556 today! and Bar Run SENTINEL Phone 684 Cottage Grove 116 North 6th on a material staff. , — a broken the heart. Wc do not half sor ih', in th' unshm. of 4ary Ready Mix DOESN’T COST---IT PAYS Cottage Grove Ready - Mix Phone 384J3 3t fc* Ran. r Er' iv ing teebni- que* will Is* on display during the league s (urtato committee meeting y 10. « the afterno n of Trout - I Chnirm.in M B M< 1 dale says the display will include waxed poiaR-c*. specially proces sed la'clrd potatoes, canned and frozen Ei nch fries Regular prad- show es will lx> on display growers the spread in price be- 1 tween jioor and good p ital ics as well as price difference between various prodtli ing areas. The malting bailey committee plans to h dd a lun -he m meeting in Vancouver. Washington, Jan- uary 10. Il v ill be followed by a t< ur of the Great Western Maltin e mpany plant. ; Chairman of the legislative, , farm-owned cleaning plants. ting problems and weeds, mat outlook committee'- have ilso cal- led meetings of thtir groups. Dicussion of weed control methods will !*• featured the alien ing day, January 9. yv»H AHB^KOMI iaiä® Wife Preservers You may rx|M-ct thi- wam»- efficient, courteous service We carry all ty|w-s of — Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel son. Kenneth H-e. Bulk of Oregon’: aha fe cue son, P!'hilip Kruam. ass si-ed. Jackman explains, is pur(x> «-s in ihi1 southern Kentucky 31 a similar corruxtes with alta fescue LIKE A HOUSEWIFE The cost is small, but results often amazing thru a Sentinel want ad. Try one. IN ROUTE TO MOSCOW following UN. session» fn New York, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky (left) inspect» East Zone police at Schoenefeld Airfield, southeast of Berlin. Beside Vishinsky 1» Otto Nuschkc, Deputy Premier of the East Zone Republic. The Foreign Minister is reported to have recently au thorized the creation of a Russian-equipped Ea$t German police army numbering 400,000. (International) Mr and Mrs John Ross and daughter. Mary accompanied by Milton Ross visited their daughter j and son in law. Mr and Mrs 1 Johnnie Hayne* of Eugene recent- Word» of the Wise Canned Vegetable» Food value I* wasted when th* liquid from canned vegetable* or the cooking liquid from fresh vvg- etable* is poured away. Try a Sentinel want ad for 1950. Mr and Mrs Earl Balch tinned home Monday from a 10- day trip to eastern Oregon and Id dio. They spent Christmas and several days with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Clif ford Carlson and granddaughter L-xlie at Jone Erom there they went to Meridian, Idaho where they visited Mrs. Balch's sister' and Mi Balch’* brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balcli, and other rcla- | tives and many old friend*. as in the past. The United Nation» way is a slow and often diwouraging Way to gn about the work of building a peaceful world, but there is no Trygve Lie, U. N. short-cut Secretary-General. Rcfor his own busi- .vs j Harold Martin was with the old Martin Motors, local Pontiac dealers ,as was also Russel! Young man “We feel, says John Albee, junior partner in the firm, that with this combination of men we will lie in position to offer owners of Pontiac and other cars as good or N't ter service than can be ob- tained anywhere.' • d of nursing, dept of nursing Their son and daughter in law. Mr and Mt Ed Me''all and two chil dren Mrry and Jimmy of Suther- lin called oti them New Year* af- ternoon. Two tobogganing Oregon State college stud« nt* l»>th prominent athletes Were fatally hurt when hit by a car on the campus at Corvallis Tuesday night Stan McGuire. Portland, foot- ball end named AP lineman of the week for his stellar play against Michigan State last fall, died at 7:11 am. yesterday. Bill Corvallis. 21, also Portland, a pitcher for the Santa Barbara, California faim e-luli of the Brook- lyn Dodgers Inst season, died minutes after the toboggan in which they were riding swung from its tow car into the path of another automobile. He was a junior in the business-technology school McGuire was to have captnin- <*1 Oregon State's football team next fall He died without regain ing consciousness after the 11:30 pm accident. City Policeman W. I’. Harris repot te<l the tolioggan was being towed Iw-hind a car driven by Bill Austin, former OSC footbail player back at the college to com plete his studies. W EEK’N QI OTEt Harold Martin who has been i pcr.ating a service garage in Cot tage Grove under the name of Harold's Motor Clinic has lust joined the Albee Pontiac firm. where he will be in charge of service operations. Cecil Martin, Harold's son, will also be a member of the shop crew as will also Russell Young man who has been with Pontiac Trove for some five in Mes Ruth McCall returned to Portland Monday evening after spending the holiday* here with . hcr paient*, Mr. and Mr». John McCidl Mis* McCall is a student Two Oregon State College Students Killed Tues. Night The Arntlnel, Cottage Grove, Oregon MARTIN GOES MITII \f.BEE I'OM'IU New Ye ns dirmi I guest* at flu llostnan hum«' wen their win Cheater, his wife and their son Lloyd. Unir son-in-law and daughh r, Mr and Mrs Iter • ril Suri f of Dallas, Mr. and Mis. I» A Coop< । and Mr mvl Mrs G. A S|icn<< r Mrs Coojxr mvl Mrs Sp< neer are daughter* of Mr Ho nimi Gu« t* Inter in the day were Mr. and Mrs (-. ¡rl Fmsei and chlldren of Creswell Mr Fraser i» n granddaughter of Mr I losman. finally a new Buller tM» pre- fufu H aled building will lx- < on- i ipidly. strmlid mi Ilie physical plant New Years dinner guests nt the the bind and Stanley Marden home were Mi In adipiai ter- and Mi Chris Willem, Bmkv nod ic-ed tile old museum building for practice and instrument storage, of D indon and Mr nod Mrs Roy cnu-ing in my seh- ilulmg conflicts Hani: . of Parks road 'I lie band and on In stra will the* Mr an I Mrs John Ros- had a< facilities lor the first time in many year* which new year vir.ltots, Mr and Mrs Mr. anil Mrs. they will u until faciline* arc Johnnie Hayne providi d in jiei mailerit tutille Hat old J Ross ami son Tommy bmldmg* At Qi it lime the Bufici and Mçs Rita Alhro all of Eu I.V| h - building can lie taken over gene. If you’ll nddre * your own Insurance question* Io this of- flee, we ll try tn give you the correct answers and there will la< no charge or obligation of any kind. 511 Main Thur».. Jan. 5, 1950 QUICK RESULTS FROM WANT A.DS Enter the WALTER WINCHELL Kaisei »5« A little moist soap applied to the end of * screw will make it drive more easily into the hardest wood. mere tÌKin ever more for your money $200,000 NAME THE CAR . CONTEST’!! Contest Closes January 15,1950 ^ig-’ Bi^! 123li ¡nch whrolbasr ends“short car fatigue”. ..makes driving ■ relaxing joy I I -V 10-ft. 4'‘.>-in. total «eating space; luxury riding for 6 over-sized adulta! Powerful Thunderhead Engine has gas-saving 7.3-to-l high compression ratio I A Contest to find a name for the new low- priced car in the low-price field that will be Big! added to the Kaiser Fraser line. FirM prise» TOW CAR SERVICE 110,000.00 ca-h. Over lOlX) other cash prizes 27.5 cubic feet trunk space equalled by only one other car at any price! Every pri/e matched, d»dlar for d«4lar. bv a ca^h donation to the Damon Runyon Memo rial Cancer Fund, in honor of each indmduai petto winner! PHONE 180 Double Prize Money Have your Kainrr-Fraser dealer or kalrsmao All Kinds of Auto Repairing Including Radiator Repairing enter an approximate apprai«al of your pres ent car on your Official Entry Blank and you automatically double any prite money you might win. and double any donation to the Cancer Fund in your honor! M. 8 S. AUTO SERVICE hoir! Even mure heaifrooni in the kpacinu* rear «rat! Im- provt-d h«\hllinina. new tailor ing method give» extra iu-ulat cd interior “cuM«»m’* look! Now! Famous TruJme steer ing made even sturdier. Mrnth- er. safer. To make bad weather driv ing easier. * indshirld w iper blades have been re designed I Now! Noise and dust virtual ly sealed out by new insulation ; you talk in conversational tone* at any «penl; arrive fresh, relaxed and clean! Now! Shock absorbers re- designed to jlmoM eliminate “road shock**; give an even smoother, sway-free, pitch-fre< ride on the roughest roads. Now! New typo nf kilent^Vel- vet-action** eluteh, plus ro- dfMgned gear shift b« 11 crank, Your Kaiser Fran-r dealer has your Official Entry Blank. Contains all rules. Costs nothing On North 9 9 Highway to enter. 22-4tc-25 HANSEN BROS. — 5th and Washington — Phone 760 i-
