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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1950)
— errY BRI EKS — William Slitte, lm .Mi and Mi ol Phoenix, Ai izona tire spending a lew days vlaling the'r son mid lumily the Rev mid Mis William Suttcrlin. While on n vacation on flu' west coast they will ul-o visit miotliei on and family, the Rev. Mr and Mis. Clii'Hici Nord- R u I i . ih I Suttcrlin mid family ol Bend. Wa .hington, mid iirom mul faintly returned bona Soul h a daughter. Mt . < tur. Hei i mul Sunday Bom a bnel visit family ol I.os Angeles. Mr Sut- Seattle. lei lin is a linotype ofs-rator on Hie Phoenix daily newspufieis Mr. mid Mrs. Wm. Suf teriin of Phoenix, Atizona s|M*m tile pust Mrs. I». M Husted, who accom- week here with their son, the Rev. Wm. .Suttcrlin, und lumily From pmiied Mi Husted to the Shrine Culli , lure they will go Io South Bend, convention in lais Angeli Angeles lor a Wu.lilngton to visit unother son remmned in mid lumily. They will visit their loi might's visit w ith her mother. Mi mid Mrs Benton Schrenk son mid family again on their re of near I .ebanon, former residents turn home. weie guests nt the home of Mi and Mrs Poster Sunday Mia Baryl Seules of the Uni- noon mid visited other friends here v< i uly ol Pilt.sbuig, I Pittsburg, Sunday iiftirnoon. two is sjnndmg Pennsylvdnia weeks vacation here with Allen Black, son ol Mi and Mis UlOlher, Ml. H. i' Seules. Mis • J. M Black ol Creswell graduated ( haili > McKernan ol Seattle, a formel <'<■ tage < Jrove i< sident visited ills sister, Mrs Slyvin Griggs mid nephew, Lloyd (Jrlggs mid family week Cherry Time Is Here Dandy” Cherry Seeder the past week from the State Ag the university, where sho is work- nursing edu- and i. employed as a manager ol i .it ion. Mr mid Mis If II Wade of Siici límenlo, Cahloinia visited Saturday < vemng with Mr and Mrs. .lohn Sandi i The Wadi ler. were neighlHiis nt mid had not seen each 35 yem When in Cie— well, Mr Wade opeiated a balls I Picnic Ice Chest by “Vagabond” S7.95 The BERNARD FISHERMAN PLIER AMtIUCAN GUIDtS ASSOCIATION SAYS, tVr«Y TISHT»MAN SHOULD HAVt ONt IN HIS (ISHINO KIT'' > roe many uses INCLUDING f Q • CUTTING HOO«S ANO Will UADt«i • t>1«ACTING HOOIS AND ITING NIIS • IIIAI1S ON It I IS ANO OUTIOAIO MOTOIS • «INCHING SINKtlS - SKINNING TISH Modo by Sargent and Company NtW HAVIN. CONN. Mr. mid Mis George I.. Gunn returned h <> m e Sunday evening from lz>s Angeles where they at tended the Shrine convention While there they visited Irienih at I zing Beach, El .Monte, Venu e, Santa Monica, Holly wood mid Simla Ana. Wilbur McFarland, his son-in- Harold lin ks have law mid daughter, Mr. and Mrs D m Angeles where A II Baker, ol Salem mid limigli- Mrs. (J M(s"anahan, of the fura i a| of Mr. E. W. Hielen, who Grants Pass returned home re cently from a tup Io Cut Bank. Montana, where they visited Mr McFarland's niece, Mrs E. I. An Eight men from Cottage Grove derson mi<l family. Enroute to Cut attended the annual I'l and S Rank they called on Mr. mul Mrs chicken feed nt Roseburg Inst < Tslxim mid family at Clark ton, fot mor residents. man, Charles WlupfK, Chi t Van Denlierg, Eddie Isremer, Vinal The Rev. and Mrs R. E. Par Randall Jr. Rols ri Ly le Nelson, rish and three sons, Ronnie. Duane Elwin Rude mid Alden Coppie. mid I Tick, visited last week in eastern < iregnn. Al Pendleton they l»r and Mrs R V Merrick have purchased the Skelton ranch on Mrs. (Jeorge Ring, and family. They also called on friends at Ion on July 15 l>e Mer Spray, Milton and Freewater. ricks sold their home tu Dr. I >ean Webb. Robert Hudson and Dollcne Mrs Merrick and children. Michael, Pat and Mary Ixm. left Saturday for n week's vacation at < h-eanluke They will lx* visited by Mrs Elwyn Woodson of Astoria and her son. Johnny. Mr and Mrs T F Venie have sold their fiume on Second and Madison streets to Mr. mid Mis f Jeorge Gibson of Drain. Mr. mid Mrs Elmer Firming have pur- chased property on Madison lw- tween First and Second afreets from the Vonlcs mid plan to build a new home in the near future Sponge Mops in Stock Picnic Jugs and Baskets Cottage drove, Oregon Miss Mary Agnes Wilson of Portland is a house guest al the home of Mr. and Mis. R. I’. Boyce Sr. . Me Art Weinkauf entertained the All-Year-Round Birthday club at her home June 22 in honor of h<s giandmother, Mrs. L. M. Toh- Jen, who was celebrating her With Mrs. F F. Parker recently sold birthday. Luncheotj was nerved by her home here and has moved to Mrs. Weinkauf and her mother, Mis. Elmer Tohlcn of Creswell. Eugene. Harriet and Vic Hugdahl EASI MAIN A< KOSS I KOM PARK 47-ltp Mrs. woid of the birth of a son to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Lynn A Hamilton of Port land. The liaby was born Tuesday, June 27, 19.V) at Emanuel hospital. Portland, and weighed eight and one-half pounds. The Hamilton- have named him Rolxrt. Mrs. Hamilton was formerly Miss Sara Bjorset. Mr. Hamilton is attending University of Oregon Medical school i|i Portland. No Holiday for INSURANCE! Holiday driving means more accidents. Take Ambulance along the ¡Niue of mind insurance brings you —call us now! Protect against loss. and INSURANCE IS THE * BEST POLICY Taxi Service J. E. Leonard,Ins. Phone 111 Wi. < r Bldg., 617 Main 23-tfc — Phone 34 Mrs. R I. Sed home W< dnesduy from Seattle mul Bremerton. Wash . where she transacted biisin, ss mid visited with her parents. Mr and Mrs T Venie, vv ho have Ileon ill there tor the final several weeks. Mr. mid Mrs. Venlo are Isith reported improving mid plan to make their home in Bremerton wit I t their son. y V? ¿V W v nr < lialn - limili - ( rosa Cuts I Hing Wvmi I riction Proof Oil COX - M ML - DISSTON Mighty Midget lire Extinguishers reduced price. Oil mul Luhrlplute. Mall Hornet Sales & Service We flnnner side I’liwi-r Saws for Kent Overhauling on All Makea 849 No. Lane St. One Block Back of ll,Ts Steak Ilonne Dav or Muhl Service Climed Sundays Phono 731M FOR THE 4TH OF JULY WEEK END Rex Salvine for burns Sun Tan Lotion Band Aids in any size Thermos Bottles Picnic Jugs Paper Plates, Paper Napkins, Paper Cups, Plastic Drinking Glasses Swimming Caps Sun Glasses Kodaks and Film KEM’S for DRUGS HARDWARE Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kent spent the weekend witii friends in Ding- view, Washington < >n Tuesday Mis. Kent mid cousin, Mrs. John Millman of Winlock, left for a five weeks visit to their old homes in Missouri. Mrs. Kent will visit a sister in St. Izmis, and they will attend a reunion in Eminence This is Mrs. Kent's first trip to her former home in 20 years. < Chezem Saw Shop Garden Tool KEMS for DRUGS » Set BE PREPARED WITH 55c REXALL FIRST AID PRODUCTS O’Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reeve of Des Moinc Iow a, bin id Reeve ol Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Ra ,mond of Martinsdale, Iowa are guest, at the home of Mr. and Mi T. Bussoar this week. The < X|Z'< t to leave for their homes Friday or Saturday and Will be accompanied by Mrs. Bus- sear who will visit friends mid rel- ativ s m that section. Mr and Mts Tommy Jones and daughter, Pamela ol Redmond are s|H'nding a part of the summer here at the home of Mrs. Jones’ furent«, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bald- win. while Mr. Joncs attends the summer session at the University FIREWORKS Simpson, both of l-o father and nice re ol Robert and J W Hudson, are visiting at the two Hudson homes on Bennett crock. 3 Pc. “Trump” All Sizes Warren. l,UMr 1 I In '-entine!, < uttuge Grove, Oregon Mis» Jane Wong of Honolulu, Unir-,., June ?9 Iff»« .Martin and Hawaii, Mis Jack Hixon visited Ongoli l aves Sunday, and W. ('. Martin Jr., wfio is employed at the Caves for the summer. Miss Wong is em ployed by an airline in Honolulu. LAKH is variety to ioose ekom This is her first trip to the stab coming the middle of May and will 2 in. Salute . — T.N T. — Night Displays return to Honolulu about July 15 Lots <f Nov It i s for Children She had visited New York Cits ci ’ ie in and other large COME AND SEE I S the east before coming to flu- wi .t Mr and Mrs returned from they attended Hicks' father, died June 11 Mrs. N. E. Compton, nccom- nmiied hv her dmighter, Mrs W R Ashworth of Eugene, left last Thursday lor Waitsburg. Wash ington Io visit a routiin of Mis Compton, Mrs. W. E. Fillmore, They returned home Wednesday of thin week. Sprinkling Cans - - I Mi mid Mis. lb i I m it Hill off Mi < Clarence Peterson s|s nt 1 Stockton. Culiforniu and Mr and »evii.il days last week in a Eu- Mrs Shelden Pfullip. and baity gene hospital under ob < i v at ion daughter Susan of Mmid, Cali- and teieiving treat ment. Mi- Pc I lomin were Saturday overnight telson is the Mt View correk|M>n- ■""* Sunday guests al the hone s dent loi the < nfincl. Lari i Mr». Nancy Ewing and Ewing, who me mother mid bro At If ' Mt View seliool i lection ther of Mrs. Hull. held in the schoolhouse June 19 A. W Thomas was elected clerk Bennie Mat'll ol Wolf Creek mid Ainos Ketcherside was elected spent .Saturday with ins mother, dm < hu for three years for Mt. Mrs. Martha Mm h. and sister, View .chool district No. 12H. Mrs. Marvon Hurpole. Mi and Mrs. lister Blackmore James Cox ol Yom all i wa . call- and on. .fi rry, sfx nt Saturday at Foi' ,t (Jrove with Mr and Mrs. liie illness of his sister, Mrs. Sam I Hi Blackmoic. Building permanent markets ■n jn O 3 a s n p : 41 «n through modern selling I t takes a steady flow of orders to keep our camps and mills running. Successful selling is absolutely necessary if we are to have a permanent forest industry TO HELP INSURE * PERMANENT INDUSTRY WE and steady employment. This is the job of Weyerhaeuser marketing divisions, their salesmen and technical service men. Their job is to study the markets, plan their sales OPERATE TREE FARMS - to provid. o never ending timber supply for our mills. The forest crop is harvested, reseeds, harvested, reseeds-”kt about 80-yeor cycles. programs, and get the orders at the time our mills need them. Then they see to it that quality and delivery are such that the customer will buy again and again. We advertise our products to make their qualities known and use many other modern means to help win steady customers. DIVERSIFY OUR MANUFACTURING— in ord«r to use oil of the tree. Th« alm is to build manufacturing centers in each of our operating areas so that on one millsit« w« con mail« useful products from low ualu« as well as high valu« material. Permanent markets -orders from thousands of regular customers are the only sources of income to meet payrolls, pay taxes to support government, provide money for plant expansions and pay shareholders. This flow of orders DEVELOP NEW PRODUCTS—* ¡ncr.aM the "tok«" from each acre of forest land harvetfod. A staff of engineers and scientists spends all of its time in this work. More products mean mor« steady jobs. from all over the nation has an important effect in giving economic stability to communities where we operate. So customers for forest products deserve DEVELOP PERMANENT MARKETS— the best of attention from all of us! to be reasonably certain that Weyerhaeuser product, are in steady demand year in and year out. In good times and bad. We work toward consistent high quality. WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY WORKING IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST TO CREATE PRODUCTS, PAYROLLS AND PROFITS demand.
