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The Rentlnrl, Cottage Grove, Oregon Cottage Grove Sentinel Thur«.. Jan. S4. 195Î Batabllatiad Ancua« 1& Cubluhr.1 «vary Thur».!»» al Cot«*«* aww*. Oracon ■ht*r*4 al Cnttasa Orova, Oraana, a* awswid Claa* mattar. man tarer tnocitha. r> 1 Letter From JI rash ington British Want Us to Walk Same Path • I 1 1 D I Library Provides Culinary Ari Kooks, Receives Dr. Axley Memorial Volume IreHrtHl editor. Il was doniHed by . « i uh . Whether you are n memlx'r of a club planning to cixik n nwal for 200 or a houiu'wlf«' with prob lems on how to «mik just for I mo , or a tix'ii tiger who uiints to fol low in motht'r’s footsteps, th«' Citi Library has th«' perfect guide txx>k Th«' C«x«k B»x>k shelf is a veri table fund of information “(juan tity C«x>klng" by Nola Tieat and Lemire Richard-s tells the ixrson or organization «xxiking lor large numbers just how t«i <io it There is a six’tion of menus, nutrition anil recipes, "Cooking for Two" by Janet McKenxi«' Hill tells th«' housewit«' how to buy just for two, gives menus and recipes. On«* of th«' nicest shelves at your Citi Library is th«' ni< inoriul Onr« WE DO NOT WANT shelf, with its inscriptions in mein- Forum hum no «pélican.« ory of those who huvi* di |>ui(e«l TO BRAO OR BOAST, — Editor, Publisher w C. MARTIN Advertising Manager Th«» latest volume lo lx* nddrxl Ortem Martin Th«' visit of Winston Churchill and his staff was BUT OUR GOOD OIL Mm, Miriam Adkins Sociotv »11 tor Phone» MA. ML 501Y is in nienioiy of th«« late Di liar-1 not for the purpose of asking us to furnish financial Managing Editor, Phones 55ft, SOW Mrs. Joan <KUo........ WILL HEAT THE MOST/ old Axlvy anil la "just Hi«' kind of | aid directly to Great Britain. It was for two other IxHik he always lov«»d," according 1 । purposes both of which could involve heavy ex RIAL to Librarian Nellie Hainaut Tl c I penditures by us. PUBLISHERS IxHik, "North Willi the Spring" la j that England ’ s financial (1) Churchill explain'd by Edwin Way Teale anil tells ol ; ASSOCIATION ____ _ __ can _ _______ difficulties tx' cased. if not actually solved, if his travels from Florida north to I she is relieved of some of her present commitments Can tda, foUot* Ing the in the fight against communism. weather. The volume is Ix'iiutifully 1 illustratixl with photographs ol <2> The British government would like us to animal and plant life The new Githens Lincoln-Mercury building at 104 South aMun* an 7“"* A liniwn leather Ixwik dc-ign«*d P^iffc ht^hway, in our opinion an a monument of the h” in gokl and titled "Memorial Gift fagh of one min in the stability of the Cottage Grove area. I ‘X ,n "alk , Ikxiks." w ill contain tfie names of | Titis man, who in 19*7 was honored as the first citizen of f ?T. £77 ? Tth T those memoriail'i'd It is like a Let uh Htipply you with the Good t«i 1 <i«>k at tht community will again be signally honored by the Cham- fbund?’ ^.fa^ /nd photo album. Then' are about a ' knnl <>f Fuel Oil that’» beat A new volume for the library do/i'U books on the shelf but nioiei be’ of Commerce for his part in creating a civic asset, which rou",r> of of ,hc 00,(1 war and that shows how g«Hxi to |<x>k at defense burden it has voluntarily carried. He point will lx* added as time gixt» on j fur your burner. High-heat is outstanding in many respects. The House Committee on Banking and Currency are th«' culinary products is Ik'tti ed out, for example, that Britain’s participation in fuel that gives you com- । There have been many creditable additions to the busi has been directed by the House to investigate the Crocker’s “Picture C«x>k B«x>k ” llorroivrr» Inereasr ness district in the past ten years, but from our knowledge the European defense system is now equal to two- insuring and guarantt'eing of loans (by the U. S. » It’s many illustrations show the The D«xx»nilx'r. 1951 library r«'- plete <’onibu»tion. I* hone of the past construction the' Githens building is the most <hir* as n’ucp "V” «7 548 today! ® bmed. Certainly Churchills approach to the prob- for privât«» housing in older to determine the ex <xx>k how to make the f«xKl look |xut showed that IxHrowcrs are outstanding m i cost and design* like Flovd lem of *•* financial affairs of his country in tent to which government agencies have facilitated g«x>d on th«< dishes. Hundreds ol, still on the increase, reaching a 1 recipes are in this attractive vol- ! high of 1621, 01 38 ovei tii«' month ■ Substantial communities are made by citizens like rloya ... . , , . , or made possible the insuring or guaranteeing of uine. Gilhens, men and women who think enough of the place they Hc Is-lore. Twelve new Ixsika w< re j loans for defective housing livA tn take a rhanr« ° that the United Kingdom is spending more money “Let’s Oook It Right" by Adelle ; lidded to th«* library, two more | live to taxe a cnance. : than |t has or can ralse and |hat |t cannot continue Hon. Brent Spence, chairman of th«* committee, Davis concentrates on just th« 1 Ix'ing gifts. to do that. What a pity that we have not had that says the committee will welcome rece.ving any right methods of preparing differ On«' of the most interesting new ; MOBILMEÄTj ' sort of simple logic used in the operation of our complaints from home purchasers dealing with de ent tootls. For example: It a gift bixiks this month is “The 1 In asking that the White House withdraw his name from Own government these last four years fective construction, drainage or sanitary «•ondi- housewife or hostess had a prob- First Filti Years of tl«' Oregon HIGHWAY 99 SO consideration for appointment as an envoy to the Vatican, As I listened to Mr. Churchill’s sjx'ech. I vvon- tiens Such information, says Chairman Spence. will 1 lent on tin* salad, it tells you man> Journal" by Marshall Dan* its1 ____ .___ — Gen. Mark W. Clark has shown a becoming sensitiveness to dered a few times if it would not be better for him be most helpful in appraising th«' extent of defective | interesting ones to fix. as salads are one of the most illusive o! , public opinion. His comment shows a desire to avoid a "con- to make his statement to the other European gov- private housing which is being constructed with the I dishes for most every hostess troversial issue” at a time when the need for national soli- emments rather than to us. After all. we too have assistance of Government home loan financing. "Pressure Cooking" by Ida Bai darity is great. all but over-extended ourselves in this fight for Such complaints, which should recite specific facts, ley Allen opens up the fund ol One might wish that President Truman showed equal freedom in the world. I was lately right close up may’ either be sent to me for transmittal to the knowledge on this nnxiern, high j disposition to drop the proposal which has stirred earnest to the situation in Europe and came away with the «.’ommittee, or directly to the Hous«* of Representa sjxx'd method of cooking. and serious protests from so many persons and groups. Yet it I impression that the governments in Western Europe tives Committee on Banking and Currency. Wash- Food A«tventure "Gourmet Dinners" by G. Srl- ; is announced that he "plans to submit another nomination at are not really going “all out" in this fight surely ington, D. C. mer Fougner is a fascinating vol- j a later time.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ume. a b«x>k of gastronomic ad This newspaper has expressed its opinion that no ap- n ■■ r ■ M iiAOtt Oi 1* venture, with th«' menus of great pointment of a representative of such small temporal sever- KAlfgl’' RCW Ho □tVilllF meals and th«' original recipes of; eignty as Vatican City should be confirmed. This is based J '"O th«' chefs who made them so on the logic that a recognition of a supposed jurisdiction or l|icf IHOIII q I i AIHcMAhilo f Ar 10^7 Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, the ; influence by the Pope outside his temporal domain would be MldllllgUldll VlUdlllUDIIV lUl I9U4 famous author, has written "Crxis recognition of a dual citizenship which would be disputed and i Creek Cookery” to delight South Major and import. resented if claimed by any other national sovereign. *— *-■ style : changes —7----------- - - । parable in size to the Super "88". ern hearts. Everyone who read A variation in exterior trim and a Most of the arguments advanced in behalf of establish- a"' m , her “Cross Creek" was tantalize«! j by the delectable hints of her cu ing diplomatic relations with the Vatican on its terms have models introduced Thursday. guish it from the Super '’88’’. The linary charm and wrote to tell her ' seemed to us to be arguments of expediency rather than January 24. at Cottage Grove .Mo- i 145-h.p. ’’Rocket" engine with dual Staff Sgt. Lyle Mullica of Cot so. So she put together the recipes | principle. We have been unable to see wherein any of the tor company downdraft carburetor marks an Grove, who is now an in of “grits" and "deadly" [x-can pic, desirable purposes sought could not be achieved by other innovations in the new model, increase of 10 h.p. over the 1951 tage structor in an army cooking school syllabub and sweet |x>tato pon«- । means. We have been concerned lest relaxation of the prin according to J. F. Wolfram. Olds- model. in Japan, writes to prove ho does In "It’s Fun to Cook" for teen ciple of separation of church and state extend to other fields. I mobile general manager and vice The 1952 Super ”88” is powered not do things in a small way < la agers by Lucy Mary Maithy a by the same “ Rocket ” engine that We are grateful that this issue, though debated earnest president of General Motors, are a New Year's he roasted 1848 pounds story runs along with th«* recipes ly, has been discussed with less heat than might have been i more efficient 160-h.p. "Rocket” drives the Classic ”98”. The Super of turkey. and menus to make it more inter generated half a century ago. We are grateful that John Cog engine with the new high perform "88". like the "98". uses the Quad And here are the trimmins’ ten esting reading for th«' younge. ri-Jet carburetor that accounts for ley, an editor of the Roman Catholic magazine the Common ance Quadri-Jet carburetor in the the improved efficiency and boosts 100 lb. ration pans of dressing: girls and to help them learn to fol- 1 and Super ”88” cars; 50 gals, of giblet dressing; 900 low in mother's footsteps. weal, has warned that opposition to the appointment does not Series “98” new styling and more the horsepower rating from 135- lbs. of whipped potatoes; 8 cases necessarily represent “anti-Catholicism.” We are grateful I complete luxurious interiors in the “98”; a h.p. to 160-h.p. corn: 8 cases of creamed peas; Orvale Whaley of 1012 I.orii Ave . that the statement of the National Council of Churches of 1 new super range for increased Due to the 25 additional horse of cases of glazed sweet potatoes. Cottage Grove, Ore. Christ reflects a temperateness which bears out this observa- performance of Hydra- M at 1 c power developed, other changes 10 The 5 cases of cranberry Th«' Rochester has given good tion. i Drive, and GM power ateering. have been made in the 1952 “Rock sauce; 3000 parkerhouse rolls; 75 account of herself in th«- combat et*’ engine. Sturdier pistons have We trust that in whatever proceedings may ensure regard both available at extra cost. : |»unds of cole slaw and dressing; zone, inflicting lieavy damage on been installed. This in turn has7_ __ , , . . . , ing any future nomination for this post the climate of dis Three Lines Displayed . . . .. ... t u 17 cases of fruit cake 3o pans of enemy troop emplacements. t«uild- addition of heav- .__ . , ~, cussion will be that which exists among citizens who differ Oldsmobile presents three lines necessitated the . .. ... mince pie 3 cases of stuffed cel- ings. supply routes anti rommuni- on the five-. . ' , .. _ - , of cars in 1952. The Classic Series ! ler counter-weights but remain friends.—Christian Science Monitor. . , .- ______ ___ . ■ ery 4 cases of olives; 7 cases of cation lines during her [X'nod of bearing crankshaft to impensate g "98”, powered by the improved gaJg of punch and ]2() gaUona service in the Far East. 160-h.p. “Rocket” engine, is avail for the power increase. Increase of able in three body styles—four- the ratio of the valve travel to of coffee. Ten cases of nuts and Serving aboard the aircraft car Retailers in the United States, caught between rising door sedan, Holiday coupe and the rocker arm has raised the 6 of candies did it up brown. rier USS Badoeng Strait with valve lift and thus contributed to expenses and controlled prices, are waging an all-out war to convertible coupe. The Super "88" United Nations forces in the Far reduce costs. The, squeeze on retailers is shown by a recent uses the same “Rocket” engine the greater horsepower. Undergoing recruit training at East is Bill B. Triska, damage con Jet Carburetor and has five body types — four- survey which puts their profits in the first nine months of the U. S. Naval Training Center. trolman, first class, USN, son of The Quadri-Jet carburetor is a 1951 at 50 per cent below the same period a year ago. Of the door sedan, two-door sedan, Holi- | further San Diego, Calif., is Jimmie W. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tri: ka of 69ft advance in high compres Sugg, seaman recruit, coupe, convertible coupe and son Sweet IJinc, Cottage Grove, Ore department stores reporting, 36.5 per cent said they lost day club coupe. The Deluxe “88” series sion engine development achieved of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmar Sugg of The Badoeng Strait is engaged money during the first three quarters of 1951, whereas only is by Oldsmobile engineers. It con offered in the four-door and 13.5 per cent did so in the corresponding 1950 period. At the two-door sedan and is powered by sists essentially of a primary and 322 South Second, Cottage Grove. in close air support of UN troopa same time, stores reporting stated net profits sank from a 145-h.p. version of the "Rocket” a secondary carburetor, each of Before entering the Navy, heat- on the Korean peninsula, an«l ami- tended Cottage Grove High submarine |>atrols of coastal wat 2.9 per cent to 1.4 per eent.—From Bits o’ Business. engine with dual downdraft car the dual downdraft type. There School. ers. The veteran flat-top is on its are four barrels in this compound j buretor. second tour of duty in the Far- 711 Pac. Hiway So. Ph. 405 carburetor set-up. The primary The overall length of the Clas Glen Daniels left Tuesday for Eastern area. sic “98” Series has been increased carburetor can be run wide open Age expectancy at birth for white males is 65 years and and wheelbase also has been in during the engine warm-up pe induction in the Army. His wife 11 months; for white females, 71% years. This age expect creased. A rear stabilizer bar has riod. with the secondary carbu will stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. VanNortwick in ancy is almost entirely due to prolongation of lives of per been added in the rear. There is retor locked out. sons who otherwise would have died in infancy, young child greater rear deck length, making Other changes in the 1952 Delight Valley for the present. hood or early adulthood, according to U. S. Public Health more luggage space available in "Rocket” engine include a bigger Carroll Miller AN left Saturday capacity air cleaner and a single service bulletin. There has been no significant change in age the spacious trunk. night for San Francisco after belt generator driving both the Styling expeqtepey for people of 60 or over. spending a week here with his In exterior styling, the Classic generator and water pump. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller. ”98” with its high rear fenders and Super Drive The new Hydra-Matic Super From San Francisco, he expects to long deck creates a new styling silhouette. The wrap-around rear Drive has an added range which sail for Hawaii. He had spent the window is now one single piece of gives the driver the choice of op ■past three months in San Diego. D: Black, tan and white erating in the more economical Je pup. 247 No. 9th„ Ph. A series of minor accident vic curved safety glass. The Holiday Armand Wynne has received Drive *Dr> range or the increased coupe has a distinctive round IR. 24-ltc tims were treated this week at word from his son, T/Sgt, Henry’ performance of the Super IS) Holiday medallion on the bright Cottage Grove hospital. C. Wynne at Weaver Air Base. range. TOlGIVE AWAY: 2 Fox Terrier Mr. and Mrs. Warren Billick of work where the roof and rear General Motors hydraulic steer Rapid City, S. D. saying he had tflhle puppies. 1650 Harvey Rd. Elkton, involved in an auto acci window meet the rear quarter ing, available on the Classic "98” received orders to report at Camp y 24-ltc dent Monday at Pass Creek, were panel. and Super "88” at extra cost, Kilmer, N. J. on Monday. From Interior appointments of the N UP: 2 stray horses. Call treated for minor abrasions and fundamentally is power-assisted there he is to go to north Africa lacerations. Oldsmobile 1952 models reflect ¡e John Wells, Phone 708. steering. It takes over the hard for duty. Sgt. Wynne has been at David John Scholl, 72, Cottage more luxurious upholstery com 24-ltp work of guiding or parking the Weaver Air Bas«- for the past Grove optician, was treated for binations and a tasteful selection TQ; GIVE AWAY: Part cocker hand injuries received Sunday of matching colors. Instrument car without destroying the "steer three years. wppies and kittens. Call 822J5. when he was using a saw in a panel, seats, carpeting, headlining, ing feel” so essential to safe driv Serving aboard the heavy cruis ing. It is used in conjunction with 24-ltc home workshop. door panels and interior trim all the regular mechanical steering er USS Rochester with United James B. McKinley of Cottage harmonize in pleasant and colorful HERE’S A REAL BARGAIN: 125 Grove, employee of Nelson Bros., shades. Broadcloth, leather, nylon linkage and does not change the Nations forces in the Korean area acres, mostly cleared and plant received back injuries Saturday and Bedford cord offer a broad amount of wheel turn by the is Larry A. Whaley, radarman seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. driver. ed to permanent pasture. About while working on a pond. choice of upholstery in the various 250,000 feet of small second Dean Thornton of Creswell, 20- series to promote the individual growth timber. 3-room house. ui oumini in Kiicnen, elec lacerations Friday evening when mobile body styles for 1952. tricity available. Only 12 miles he fell out of a stroller at his Deluxe “88” gim town on good paved road, home. The Deluxe ”88” Series Olds ice $3750 with $1750 down. Leo F. Wilson, 61, of Creswell, mobile for 1952 has a larger and Looking for a 4-bedroom was released from the hospital roomier Fisher body, with a long You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging home? Only one mile from city Monday after being treated for er wheelbase. This makes it com- thrift. You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening limits. Inside finished in sheet- injuries received in a car accident the strong. You cannot help the wage earner by pulling rock. Bath in. On about 1% last Thursday. He received a frac Enjoy the EXTRA prestige of your own Personalized Checks...checks down the wage payer. You cannot further the brother acres. Price $5500 with $2500 tured jaw, bruises and lacerations street driven by R. S. Johnston of with your name and address imprinted FREE. hood of man by encouraging class hatred. You cannot down. when a pick-up truck struck the San Ix>andro, Calif. This was the help the poor by discouraging the rich. You cannot es The temporary location of rear of his car on Highway 99 second mishap befalling Johnston, You can open your regular checking account ANY DAY (except too. He had filled out one ’acci Roy Mason Real Estate will be near Creswell. tablish sound security on borrowed money. You cannot Sunday) 10 to 5, including Saturday...and take advantage of paying hills dent report when he was involved at the Mason Residence on keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn. in a minor four car accident one South 6th St. Call 262Y or 861R. by mail with Personalized Checks. Check stubs become a permanent record You cannot build character and courage by taking away half mile south of Cottage Grove Roy Mason Real Estate. 24-ltc. LOCAL MAN IS FINED man’s initiative and independence. You cannot help men of personal expenses... cancel led checks your receipts. about 8 p.m. Sunday. His car was permanently by doing for them what they could and LARGE HOUSE and 2 hots, just FOR RECKLESS DRIVING sandwiched between two others as Open your Personalized Checking account today! off East Main. House has 5 should do for themselves. Delbert Welch of 325 South a result of sliding due to ice and rooms downstairs that are fin- Third street was fined $25 in mu snow. He had just left the police —ABRAHAM LINCOLN tehed Room for 2 Ige. bedrooms nicipal court this week on a reck station after filling out the report Upstairs, not finished. Kitchen less driving charge. Several min when his car was hit by the car builtin with hot and cold water utes after he was booked, he was driven by Welch, which had ap You Can Be Safe hv Buying Your to sink. Garage and woodshed. involved in a minor accident on parently slid on the icy and snowy Poultry house. Bath not in- street. No citations were issued in Main street but was not cited. from sfailcd but very comfortable Welch was picked up Sunday on either incident. and liveable. Plenty of space for OF COTTAGE GROVE Rarden. Selling for the sublow West Main street for what Police price of $3100 cash. Andrews- Chief Ed Jones called “speeding IRAN BUYS DOLLARS “INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED” Washington The Government Hill Real Estate. 709 Main St., and cutting his car back and forth TU bank that tfay» OPEN 10 TO 5 SIX DAYS A WEEK for your convnnhnco in the street.” He was fined after of Iran has arranged to purchase Wiser Bldg. 617 Main phone 100. 24-ltp he appeared Monday. $8,750,000 from the International "LET’S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER" MMb« r«d«oi o.Po.u in««««»»« corporoMo« Ph. 34 FOR RENT: 4 room modern house Shortly after being booked on Monetary Fund for the equivalent Res. 92M at Thornton Corners, partly fur Sunday the car he was driving amount of 282.187,500 Iranian nished. Phone 41F4. 24-ltp slid into a car at 7th and Main rials. > 00 1 50 Evidence of Faith by Harris Ellsworth Representative, Fourth District not lo the extent that the Unite«! States and the United Kingdom are contributing. As for the British se«s>nd objective, that of our closer unity with them in their work! policies anil endeavors, 1 have aw grave misgivings. We may bi* forced finally to do exactly that but I am in- dined to think that to do it voluntarily, and now. might foreclose the still living |H«»sibility of genuine cooperation in all of th«' free world In other words. I think it would be univise to consolidate the Eng lish »(leaking areas into a ti^ht anti separat«' com bination of |x»wer. This could have th«' effect of creating n thin! great division in th«' world which < would then consist of L> the Communist-ion- trolled countries; 2. > th«> English speaking coun tries; and 3 1 th«' remainder of th«' free world It I will h«' better. I think, to k«x*p the present line-up the entire fre«' world opp«>sed to communist ag gression. V.LLDMAX The Vatican Appointment Men in Service Army Menu —1848 Pounds of Turkey, All the Trimmin’s NO CREDIT RESTRICTIONS! 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