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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1950)
Tlmrs., July IS. 1950 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon DOS I I Ambulance Hebron grange at its meeting Saturday night voted to |*>st|H>ne (hi* next regular meeting, one week, until Saturday, Juli 22. The serving committee will be Mr and Mrs. Wes Saunders and Mr. and Mrs Harry Robbins. ir- Taxi Service ORECA >N-AT I .ARGE: I u g.sla- tive nominees John Steelhammer of Salem and Moro editor Giles French have been burning up coun ty roads. each lining up votes to make himself Speaker of the House, completely oblivi. us of the fact that there is a possibility drayman RuiHe Wilhelm has some spontaneous support which could make him a compromise choice. grange, gave a very interesting re- port of the meetings. E\eryont» rii- Joyed the very gisul and entertain mg program, which was presented by Martha Hoy, youth chairman Mrs. Ellen Shen ill, county youth chairman with tier three daugh- SVN VALLEY. IDA.: Idahos famed “Mecca of the Stars" resort is Is ing rivaled in its claim is a I cale for celebrities by Southern Oregon's Rogue River valley. Indefiendenee Const nu t ion Hall in Philadelphia was starteli in 1732. ami the structure was finished in 1759. Phone 777 23-tfc « MERRY TILLER ALWAYS take along a companion when swimming ditlance. The New Rotary M c M innville , ALWAYS enter water gradually. ANO DON!! C O T TAGE CR< »V E. ( )RE. : 'Unique in genenvsity and thought- i fulness arc Collage Giove's No 1 I citizens. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wixxlanl. They gave a brick library their city with no strings attach ed. They just said, "Go ahead use it often and wisely. It's your library." Work 12 in. or 24 in. widths. Has many attachments avail able. See us for free demon- ntration. JOHN DAY. ORE.: The n< t of the newspaper "Blue Moutain Gth Street Eagles" in John Day is one of the Grove, Ore. best equipped, best lighted and 3.3-tfcxx inviting plants of any weekly in the whole West. ■-= FRESH SHIPMENT DRUG STORE u . RUF NEKS Old English recipe for hard candy lumps ... luscious flavors... an all-year favorite. I pocW« 18 • I 8-oz. Package 29= COOLERETTES your choice of three delight fully different varieties... 1 POUND BOX 59- I SOLD AT ALL tLlC^ 9 û , DRUG STORES KEMS for DRUGS DON'T eat before swimming. Combination Editor-Senator Elmo Smith, who owns this scrap py paper, comments when compli mented on his shop. “I always hated working in coal mine sur roundings myself and I just figured my help felt the same way.” though he were not the unusual nun he is. Note: He should meet Dr. M. C. Parsons of nearby Myrtle Creek, the blind doctor who is having such remarkable success. They woul have much in common. ALBANY, ORE.: Albany Jaycecs , who yourneyed all the way to Chi cago for the recent Jaycoe con vention wore bitterly disappointed when barred from the big parade. It seems the Windy City Fathers were afraid the weight of the big 4-ft. log they had brought from Linn county might crack the Wrigley plaque on their pet bridge if they allowed the Albany log gers to participate. Note: The now world-famous Timber Carnival. July 1. 2 and 4. with contests in topping, bucking., chopping and speed climbing, is unique in the world and brings the real logger’s life to the city people. The pageant is put on near Waverly lake on the highway. MILTON. ORE.: "He didn't know they were cornin’, but he baked a cake anyway.” A surprise anniv party honoring Mr. and Eddie Knopp of Milton was a double- bat relied surprise for Mr. K. The four-tiered anniversary cake their friends served at the affair was baked by Eddie himself. It had been ordered frrn Knopp's bakery, and all the while Eddie though he was baking someone else’s wed ding cake instead of his own an- niversary cake. COOS BAY, ORE : Blind Carl Taylor has his own furniture up holstery plant in North Bend the only one in the country run under such circumstances. Philosophical about his handicap and iierfect in his work, Carl sup ports his family and goes about his thriving business just as THAN EVER! Tluirs., Fri., Sat., July 13-14-15 “Comanche Territory” Määreen O’Hara, McDonald Carey, Claudia Drake 21O-L “Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town” Percy Kilbride, Marjorie Main » H ----------------------------------------- T»ur»« Frl., Sat., July 20-21-22 COTTAGE GROVE THEATWE OREN MQQN OR SHINE “Backfire” Virginia Mayo, Edmond O’Brien, Dane Clark Also MRS PEAKI. I MHIMOOI», Prop. Miles North, Corner Hiwav !H) tinti Lynx Hollow Konti W< dding Xnnoiitiet luents r I. wsr un our rut et a » hai [ with "Stowaway" aanfwr awor r’ockad3 Ordered > c*. the new I ord "Country Squire" the moil advanced na tion wagon on the road it here! J um -lip ou> the rear »cat and told the "Stowaway" center «-at into the floor. In lew than I minute« you'll have converted thi« road- hugging beauty from a big. com fortable X paxcenger car into a "flat-deck", workbonc. ». roto cium uzr inio noon j. load ue '6 TON on «W toot All ONj LIVU MOT For Sunday calling or Monday hauling It « J SEA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE will receive sealed bids 1 FOLLOWING 'Jie order ot President up to 7:30 O'clock PM (daylight Truman, the United State* Navy saving time)-July 17. 1950 at City i will establish • blockade around Hall, Cottage Grove, Oregon, at I Korea, as indicated on the map. The which time all bids will then and Chief Executive authorized use of there be ofiened and publicly read ! American troop* tn the South Ko aloud for the sale and purchase of j rean battle zone and the Air Force two Federal Housing Units con will attack Important military tar sisting of eight apartments to gets tn North Korea. (Central Preu) gether with furnishings now in units. Units are located at Birch The inscription on the Liberty and N Street, Cottage Grove, Ore. Bell, from Leviticus XXV, 10, Buildings and equipment can be seen from 8:00 O'clock AM to 5:00 reads: "Proclaim Liberty through O’clock PM after July 1.3, 1950. out all the land unto all the in It will be necessary to reduce habitants thereof.” the buildings to flat panels and cannot be used for “residential’ "commercial” or "industrial buildings inside of City Limit' ■The units will be sold to the highest bidder for cash only and must be moved off the prof* i ty within thirty days after purchase. The CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE reserves the right to re ject any and all proposals or to accept all proposals as an* deemed to be in the best, interest of the City. No bidder may withdraw bis bid after the date and hour set lor the ofiening thereof. The giving of this notice was authorized by action of the City Council of tile CITY COT- TAGE GROVE on the 10th day of July, 1950. Dated this 11th day of July, I960. CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE BY: D. J. Allen, City Recorder 49-He A dah N umskull Double Duty Dandy t It« the only nation wagon in it* field that offer* you a choice of a ”hu«hed" V-M or “Six" engine The outer panel» of the all-steel ■’l ifeguard" Body are trimmed with genuine birch or maple And ttu* new "Country Squire" offer* Ford’* big car roadability... 35% e.i*ier acting King-Size Brake* . . and f ord automatic Overdrive (optional at extra co«t) Come in and ”Te»t Drive” the new "Country Squire" today. FORD, ». 11 (life 'Ta>hion Car there'« * haulm* job to be done, the new "Country Squire" eives you IS K square feet of ''flat- dM k ktadmlMMa* It’ll tarry half a ton of freight with ea»e - more useful flat carrying area than any other elation wagon io it* da** NtVW Mbn lia» there been a more uiclul car. ICONOMY FRIC« TAOI WAGON FLOYD GITHENS MOTORS, Inc. 836 MAIN PHONE 27 Howdy Pardner! If you know about the rodeo - you know about the Cottage Grove Flour Mill So we'll just say ‘Have a good time pal QUIT BA'íKZMá - - Frl., Sat., July 14-15 “Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hay' tULDO the DI SUES .7 June Haver, Lon MaeAllister Also Have A Good Time At The Rodeo! “He Walked by Night James Ellison, Russell Hayden, Fuzzy Knight Scott Brady, Richard Bassheart Sat.. Sun., July 15-16 Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour Also Sun., Mon., July HI-17 “Road to Rio” “Davy Crocket, Indian Scout” “Mr. Hex” George Montgomery. Ellen Drew Also Bowery Boys, la-o Coreey, Huntz Hall “Harbor of Missing Men” Tues., Wed., Thun»., July l»-l»-20 DEAR AOAH-= DO THOSE COUPLES WHO MARRY' > DURING A SPELL OF PUPPY LOVE LIVE A DOGS LIFE' EVER AFTER ? Richard Denning, Barbara Fuller Red Skelton, Brian Dunlevy Also Dick Powell, Evelyn Keyes, Mon., Tues., Wed., July 17-IH-I» CLOSED “Thunderbolt” Story of the Air Force For Feeds - Seeds - Spray Service —See— MRS a . b . sthadman “A Southern Yankee” “Mrs. Mike” Angeln Clark (/ntcnialiunal) CALL FOK BIOS * Tlmrs., Fri., July 13-14 “West of Brazoa” Snn.. Mon., Tuen., Wed., July 16-17-1M-19 DON'T dive into shallow water. RED CROSS uses Betty Jane Bruce of Philadelphia to warn about swim precautions, ARE ★ PHONE Pearl's Place - JOHN DAY. ORE.: Sign in front of a neat farmstead on the road between Mount Vernon and John ■Day is headed with the name Dale, and underneath hang individually labelled slats, each representing a Dale child: Phillip, Doris, Karen, Marilynn, Linda, Jean, and Nancy. Each time the need arises, a new slat is added to this expandable sign. The idea of labelled slats is fast becoming a family trademark, being used on the bale Christmas cards too. 7 .Delectable summer candies in • CARAMEL & NOUGAT • COCOANUT DELIGHTS PECTIN JELLIES Visit us on our opening day, n treat Tor every customer. ore pulted to fame are Mr. and Mrs. -Paul Trent since the alert Mc Minnville Telephone-Register pub lished their candid brownie shots I of flying saucers soaring over their farmyard. mag and movie newsreel photogs. as well as reporters, have descended like locusts on their fannsti id. Just Arrived at our The grocer) store, formerl) known ns Ruy's Phua* at tin* jiinction ol Highway 99 unil the Lynx Hollow road, the mile* north has been < hanged to ri*arrs 1‘laee and will lie opened tinder new iiiiin- ugrment Saturday, July 15th. Words of the Wise When a diplomat says yes he means perhaps; when he says perhaps he means no; when he says no he Is no dlp- — (Anonymous) lomat. Pat’s Saw Shop 41 So. Cottage Let's Get Acquainted ID BKOX Gli XXl.K X I U S and Cultivator and Power Tiller With the Granges DEAR /NOAH = DID THe STOCKING »UN V/HE/q IT SAW the " shoe S7 p / m «' up ' HEELf ON THE '’ shoe USEE? M illard • tayloi ® ALSUOUERG?UEZ /N.MEX — THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILL Phom* MO
