The Hentlnel, Colt »er Grove, Oregon
Oregon Expects
Big Tourist Trade
During Summer
Thur». April S, IMI
LORANE
U. S. AND GREAT BRITAIN IN JOINT AIR MANEUVERS
Mr». K. G. CiHiwr. Reporter
SCORES of parachutes drop from
Twenty-two Grangers from Long
the ikies over London, as units of
I Tom visited ^ho local Grange last
the United States Thud Air Divi­
i Tuesday evening and presented a
sion and Royal Air Force Transport
very interesting program. Songs,
Command get together in Joint ex­
skits, yodelling and instrumental
ercises in Great Britain The
music were featured much to the
’chutes, dropped from an R A F
This will bi* a Iwnner year for enjoyment of the J.orane group.
Hastings and Iwo American Packets
About
seventy
were
present
to
tourist business in Oregon if in-
(bottom, left), "delivered" fliers,
quiricn about the state are any in enjoy cake, ice cream and candy
heavy equipment and other war ma­
dication, the travel information after the program.
teriel (Hternotional Radiophoto)
Wednesday evening will be
department of the state highway
commission announced in Salem Lxiranc Grange s turn to nlny host
to the Play Festival. In addition
this week.
Inquiries about all |>arts of the to “Personal Column." the play
state and about all kinds of recre­ by Lorane. Santa Clara and Jas­
ation and accommodations are per will each present one-act
pouring into the office every day plays There will lie no admission
as Workers try to keep up with charge for the plays but refresh­
the pre-season rush. People from ments will be s?ld afterwards The
all over the U. S. and many for­ public is cordially invited
eign countries write to ask about
Lorane Grange will visit He­
beaches, mountain resorts, fish­ bron on April 21 and will present
ing, highways and special events the program there. About 20 plan
The department will list some 150 to attend
special community events in its
Practice started Monday
new events list when it comes ning on the Senior Play
off the press some time in April. presented in the high school gym
The travel department
an­ at S p.m. on Friday. Ap:il 13.
nounced that over 6,000 inquiries
“Criss Cross." a three act com­
about Oregon were opened last edy by Richard Hall Wilkinson,
week The largest single day's re-I has been selected. The cast In­
ceipts showed a total of 3,057 let­ cludes George Dotson. Jenn
ters handled.
pentcr. Donald ' add. Donna Beck­
Most inquiries are answered by er. Robert Berry. Rowena Briggs.
sending the prospective Oregon Hugh Brow n. Mary Cooper. Bill
visitor a special colored picture Mitchell. Gladys Cooper, and Wil-
wherv,
booklet showing the most tamous ma Gowing.
she will visit with a new grand-{
scenery of the state. Other special ' Lorane Lively Livestock club child.
requests are answered by letter met at the home of Floyd and
Mrs Martin Foster will enter
with the inclusion of special area Lloyd Paseman Sunday afte: no n 'tain pji g . Garden club of Cottage
maps and brochures.
for its monthly meeting. In the Grove at her home Friday after­
absence of the president. David noon.
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Estergard conducted the business
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Purdy ac­
meeting The topic was Sheep with companied memtiers of the Eugene
David and Philip Estergard and Sheriff s Posse to Rcseburg Sat­
Jimmy Barker reporting on merits urday to a show put on by the
of various breeds for different Douglas County Posse. They were
THERE'S HEAT IN ALL
purposes. The Estergard boys entertained with a wiener roast
THE LITTLE DROPS,
brought along a lamb and gave a and dance Saturday evening and
OUR OIL SURE RATES
demonstration of blocking it. Billy a potluck dinner at the club house
THE VERY TOPS/
Dotson joined the club and will Sunday noon.
have a steer for his project. Next
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alford and
month the lesson will be on Pigs family spent the week end visiting
with reports on care and training relatives in Albany and Lebanon.
them given by Rolx-rt Conner,
Patty Maley has been quite ill
Floyd and Lloyd Paseman. The with pneumonia at her home this
meeting will be at the Estergard week but
recovering rapidly
home.
Theta Rho Girls are having a
Jerry Fink is a new pupil in
skating party at the Midway Rink second grade this week. He came
in Glenwood next Thursday eve- from Cottage Grove but was form­
ning.
Lynn Wyman will erly from Vai Setz. Oreg.
chaperone them.
Everyone seems to be taking ad­
Miss Bertha Atkinson of Wash­ vantage of this beautiful weather
We make sure the fuel oil
ington. D. C., spent last week at to get ground ready for gardens.
we sell you is tops in qual­ the
home of her sister Mrs. A. H
ity. And we keep our prices Addison. Other visitors at the The ladies are" all busy digging in
their yards and watching their
down. Arrange for our reg­ Addison home for Easter wvre Mr. flowers
peep out.
ular service.
and Mrs. Ted Anderson of Ten
Mr. and Mrs. Troy F. Meadows
Mile. Oreg.
are the parents of a son born in
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Attebery of a Eugene hospital last Friday.
Roseburg spent Sunday with the
। Lynn Wyman’s. Dinner guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Bett Stiff of Rase-
Edith K. rady. Reporter
burg.
Phone S7F22
Hal Clarkson spent one night
hiww . ywso .
with the Larry Wilsons on his way , Alice Chapman broke her arm
i home to California. He had taken' at school Monday while high jump­
ON WAY TO KOREAN FIELD HOSPITAL
WE . ’;
THE UNDERSIGNED Merchants, Business and Professional
Men, Are Cooperating in the Publishing of the REDBuOK
MOBILWKID5
V.[. LOMAX
A Credit Book published by the Credit Bureau, containing the paying habits of the
credit customers of this entire area.
This Is A Worthy Enterprise
The Task of Taking Off the Various Ratings Is Proceed­
ing and Will Be Completed by
APRIL 14th, 1951
We Musi Report Our Records As They Are.
We earnestly request everyone with a slow or partially paid account to contact us
at once and bung their account up-to-date so that no misunderutandinga will develop
later.
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CANNED GOODS I QUALITY MEATS
FROZEN FOODS
VEGETABLES
Also work clothing, light hardware and sundries, and
our prices are right. AH we ask is an opportunity
to serve you.
Come inspect our Frozen Food Lockers.
We Give
Dividend Stamps
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STEELES
GROCERY
& LOCKERS
I
The Store on Dorena Lak<* Shore
SI
N. C. Mountains
There are 125 mountains over
5.000 feet above sea level in North
Carolina.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Cottage Grove
CHARLES I. BOZ ELI.
Tidewater Associate«! Oil Co.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
AIDED BY AN UNWOUNCED BUDDY, an Injured soldier makes his painful
way over the rough ground to a first aid station near Hocngsong. Note
the coat and shirt split up the back. This was caused by blast of a heavy
explosive charge near the wounded man.
(International Soundphoto)
Beautify Grounds
Through ut the country the "Plant
America" program is gaining mo­
mentum. Every person can aid in
this program to improve the land­
scape.
Air Force 'Tarzon
COTTAGE GROVE
HEATING SERVII E
P. O. Box 31, Cottage Grove
V. C. LOM AX, DISTR.
Mobilheat—Mobilgas
P.O. Box 12«, Cottage Grove
R. P. ANDERSEN
Shell Oil Distributor
Ith A Taylor, Box 67
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Cost Trimmer
Gas Miser
upkeep saver
The Henry J has the lowest cost,
lowest down payment, and lowest
monthly payment of any full-size
car in America! You’d expect to
pay much more for a car of the
Henry J’s size and comfort.
The Henry J Jives you money every
mile because it delivers up to 30 to
35 miles per gallon. With less gas,
the Supersonic Engine also gives
you more spirited performance, in
a year you may
Henry J repair bills arc lower
parts cost less, are more accessible
for inexpensive servicing! Not
counting tire savings of $10 to $20,
you pay
COTTAGE GROVE
MOTOR CO.
112 North 9th Street
Cot tag«’ Grove, Oregon
save $104 to $538 cash
save 300 gallons of gas
up to $50 less maintenance
HANSEN HEATING OIL
TH RUT Y STATION
C«>ttag«" Grove, Oregon
MAULDING MOTORS
Sales — Buick — Service
930 Gibbo Ave., C. G.
CO M M UNITY IE W EI, ERS
612 Main Street
Cottage Grove, Oregon
WALDErf STOKE
Walden, Oregon
HAS ALL
THE THRIFTY
ANSWERS
AH year ’round, the
Henry J puts car op­
eration “savings” back
in your pocket. Begin
your own personal
“economy program”
today . . . Drive the
emart, tough, thrifty
’509
down
Phone 760
Henry J.
Hansen Bros
. . .
to which we gladly subscribed since it will make it easier for the prompt paying
cust -mer to obtain needed credit, and will enable each merchant to avdld credit
losses on alow paying customers.
DIVIDE
ing when she fell-on the ground ih-
.stead of the .sawdust.
Kenneth McReynolds is living
with his mother since his house
on Bennett Creek burned.
Mr. and Mis. Oral McLaughlin
moved to their own home Sunday
from the Bray place.
Mrs. Bill Pennington (Patsy Mc-
Dole) is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Ramsey at Umatilla.
The Abeene Bros. Logging Co.
is cutting the timber on the Bray
place for the Twin Harbors mill
at Saginaw.
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5th and Wash
HANSEN BROS.
Kaiser-Frazer
Cottage Grove
AT NIAGARA FALLS, M/Sgt. Robert
A. Craig, New York State National
Guard, looks at a 12,000-pound
"Tarzon” radio-guided bomb. The
Air Force declared that the missiles
have achieved excellent results in
blasting Korean bridges. Luminous
flares from the bomb enable the
bombardier to track It In any
weather. It can be controlled even
to its angle of approach. (Defense
Dept. Photo from International)
LYNX HOLLOW
Mrs. Orville Lamb, Reporter
Community cluh wP1 meet Fri­
day April 6, at 1 ¡30 pm. Come
prepared to sew on clothing for
youngsters.
The R. L. Whaley family are
visiting relatives in California.
Mr. and Mrs. John Macauley
and sons David, Ben, Paul and
Edward recently spent a day with
his mother Mrs. Anna Macauley
at, Mabel.
McKENZIE TEXACO SERV.
5th A Washington
Cottag«’ Qrove
CANTWELL’S “76”
SERVICE
North “99” — Ph. 224-R
Cottage Grove, Oregon
ROBERTS AND DRI KV
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet
Metal, Wiring
205 N. Ninth
EDM \RDS' Ol TINNIR
STORE
616 Main Street
Cottage Grove, Oregon
THE (.ROM: JI M ELEKS
33 North 6th St. — Phone 301
Cottag«" Grove, Oregon
w. J. M c C ready lbk . co .
Cottag«* Grove
COTTAGE GROVE
SAND A GRAVEL
Rt. 1, Cottage Grove
OWENS SUPER SERVII E
l„ Main, Cottage Grote
CUTTS BROS. GARAGE
23« 8. 10th Street
Cottage Grove, Oregon
CRESWELL GARAGE
Creswell, Oregon
STEERS ELECTRIC’ A
KEI RIGEKA1TON
601 So. Pac. Hwy Phon«* 37«
CAI S MOBIL SERVICE
Cottag,* Grove, Oregon
,1. L. STOKES. JEWELER
316 Main, Ph 709
Cottag«* Grove, Oregon
CLIFF’S UNION SERVICE
Sta. 1-591
Creswell, Oregon
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DICKEY SHOPPING
CENTER
Yoncalla, Oregon
CHAS. RANDALL
ELKTON CAFE A SERVICE
Elkton, Oregon
TAYLOR S SHOPPING
(ENTER ’
Phone 27-51—Elkton, Orc.
L. LASATER
RICHFIELD AGENT
Cottage Grove
CARL M. PERKINS
Associate«! Service 191
Cottage Grove, Oregon
KERNUTTS GROCERY
Disston Rt., Dorena, Oregon
ELKTON GARAGE
Elkton, Oregon
YORKS GROCERY
Disston, Oregon
J. D. (Bud) McCOY
SIGNAL SERVICE
5th A Main
Cottage Grove, On-gon
WICKS ELECTRIC
Cottag«" Grove
PERRY’S DRESS SHOP
35 S. 6th
Cottage Grove
CRESWELL GARAGE
Criswell, Oregon
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LEE’S PAINT STORE •
Cottage Grove
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
Cottage Grove, Oregon
LIQUID GAS SERVICE
Box 245
Cottag«* Grove, Oregon
FLOYD G1THENS MOTORS
Cottag)- Grove, Oregon
STEELE’S GROCERY
Disston Rout«*, Cottage Grove
WEBB’S HARDWARE
Cottag«* Grove
HESSE’S
CHEVRON STATION
L No. 3499
Cottage Grove, Oregon
HILE’S FURNITURE
Cottage Grove
SEARS BUILDING SUPPLY
Cottage Grove, Oregon
KELLY'S DRUG STORE
Cottag)* Grove, Oregon
COTTAGE GROVE
FOUNDRY
Cottag«" Grove, Oregon
GREENS HARDWARE
A SUPPLY
Creswell, Oregon
GIEKAU’S MARKET
Cottage Grove
SMITH ELECTRIC
Cottage Grove
CRESWELL CASH STORE
Creswell, Oregon
CECIL BECK MOTORS
711 So. Pac. Hwy.
Cottage Grove