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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
Section Two 'Jobs 20 Pa Jies 4 Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1952 Embrace Four Douglas County Areas OUR MOTHER'S « DAYCARD" j NUMBER 3» The State Highway Commission program of relocation of Highway 99 i* well under way in four *ec- tlon* of Hie county and further contract* are expected to be let shortly. The newest addition to the com mission's project of rebuilding most of the 100 miles of highway in Douglas county is a ■tretch north of Oakland. Th«* work is being done by the McNutt Construction Co. and is expected to ta- ««»rnpleted by the summer of 1953. Other section* of the ccunty be ing completed include the Divid«- Anlauf section north of brain, a section through Canyonville, and another south of Canyonville. Sur facing of th«- two southern sec tions is expected to ta* completed this summer, the highway com mission *aid. A fifth program in the county just la-gun is the Lone Rock Bridge-to-Rock Creek section of the North Um[X|ua highway. On Highway 42, widening and resur facing work extendin'» from Win ston to Suicide Creek is expected to lx- completed next fall Contract for improvement of Highway 225 from Sutherlin west HEADQl ARTERS of tin- McNutt Conntruc tion Co., contractor on the Highway Commia- to where work left oft three years aion'a Highway 99 relocation project north of Oakland, is shown in preliminary form. r I . r .. , . , r ; ago will be let this summer, the Work hu just begun on this stretch of highway, while work is continuing on portions of I commission said the highway north of Drain and south of Canyonville. Paul Jenkins picture, Roseburg I Contract for a portion of the highway extj'ndmg south of An-1 News-Review. lauf is also expected to be let this ( KYLOX fl.VXs MTEEI.. IROX (I win announced by the United summer, as well as a contract for INDOmBl w I i ll t x \11» Nat Iona Economic Commission fur another jiortion from north ot Bankok Plans f« r establish Asia and the Far East i ECAFE) Edith Krnadv, Reporter lakland to south of Sutherlin. ment of Ccyl >n fiist iron and with headquarter* here. Phone S7F22 Other sections of the commis steel plant have reached an nd sion's new highway program are Mr*. !x>ui* Thli’de entered a in preliminary stages. vanced stage and orders f«>r ma To live 'a long, happy life don't Portland hospital last Friday chinery are to h«’ placed shortly, i excreti the feed limit Th»’ portion extending through morning. Roseburg is being held up tiecause Mr. and Mr«. W A. West and of a shortage of steel for bridges Mm. Chester Nan«-e spent last Agrei-ments between the Doug Wednesday fishing on the Umjrqua las County Court and the highway River. Mm. West eaught a 16 commission have been filed, allow pound salmon. ing the county to take over a por Howard Stout has purchase«'] a tion of the Chenoweth Park-Oak portable sawmill and will set it land Junction section of the old up on his place and log off the highway when the new one is completed. .resPof his timber. Springfield, Oregon Another agreerpent was filed Mr. and Mrs. John Ikola visit* «•d with friends at Elkton Sunday. providing for an access road to the Roseburg airport. Diane Bryson underwent polio Roseburg News-Review ' surgery on her fast at a Eugene REPI BLM AN ' hospital last week. She will have CANDIDATE her foot in a ca»t tor a few week*. Mrs. Esther Trunnell, Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryson have HIK Phone 17-F-ll I purchased a home in Cottage COUNTY Grove. Mr. and Mm. Alton Robinson Mrs. Adolph Lindstrom return and Fred Harris attendi'd the ((IMMISSION EK ed horn«* Friday from Cottage funeral in McMinnville of Ken neth Turner who was accidentally Grove Hospital. A resident of lain«- Gusse Turner also left the hos killed near his mill here on Tues pital Saturday and will go to day. He left a wife and four chil county for over 40 years Portland to enter the Veterans dren at Willamina. Mr. and Mm. Alfred Land of which qualifies Bartels hospital this week. Creswell visited at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stanley of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell Sun to know the problems San Jose viwtcd Inst week with day. of the county. Mr. Stanley's sister. Mrs. Wiley News comes from Modesto, Angel and family. They went on Calif., that the Quincy Coops have to Salem to visit there before re- their first boy, William Earl. They , turning home. , have three older girls. Ear) French has purchased a Lauren and Russell Godard and I home in Gowdyvitlc and moved their families of Corvallis recent there last week. Hr is a trained cngin<s*r ly spent a day with their father, J. F. Godard. Few jaywalkers wili become Mr. and Mm. Frank White, He knows how to handle men eligible for old-age pension*. daughter Carmen. Mm. Lee Wil liams and Gene Scebold spent He believes the commissioner should M|wn<l all the time Thutsday with their mother, Mrs possible in the field to know what in going on. Anna Scebold. who is in a rest home in Grants Pass. Lt. Robert E. Finlayson (hus He is a taxpayer. band of th«« former Jeanne Year- oursi is studying aerial photo He han had considerable experience in building roads, graphy at the Tratt and Whitney trails, camps, and reduction plants. Aircraft Service school at East Hartford. Conn., for a few weeks. Robert E. Yates of Portland He believes in building substantial roads. spent Tuesday night at the Hugh . —•— *■ —;— Trunnell home. Ray Woods of No promises or commitments have been made. Portland was a dinner guest. Latham school officers for next year were elected April 29 as fol your lows: president. Mm. Forrest inturanco agon! today Woods; vice president, Alvis Eng- land; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Bruce Glau. It was voted to turn the hiring of the third cook over to the school board. 709 Main I Political Adv.) April 28 sudden hail storm Phone 100 brought with it a deluge of cherry blossoms which for a short time resembled a heavy snowstorm. Within an hour the sun was shin ing. Mrs. Harold Godard and son Kenneth of North Bend spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beers. Company in this neighborhood who didn't go home as early this spring as usual was Jack Frost on May 5. The 4-H Breakfast club mem bers brought cookies to be judged at the April 29 meeting. They were later used as part of the refreshments. May 8 is 4-H club Achievement Day at Latham school. Each club will have an exhibit. There will be a style show at 2 p.m. Girls will model the dresscs they have made. Late gardens are being planted this week. Some corn and beans are up. There has been an un usually large supply of fruit blos soms of most kinds but it re mains to be seen just how much damage late frosts have done. Mothers are our favorite customers — and to show how much we appreciate their patronage, we’ve filled this “card” with extra special values in fine foods for a festive observ ance of Mother’s Day — values that say, “To Mother with savings." They fill every department of our store, proving once again that we are “Mother’s Little Helpers” — doing our best to make her food shopping easier and far more economical. COFFEE - 89t DIVIDE Folger's Be ready when they ring at your door. this emblem is nationally known for TRIPLE PROTECTION s»» STATE FARM Your Vote Will Be Appreciated BOB BAUDER New Big SUGAR 89c Spreckles 6 Passenger Sedan Delivered C.G. $2264.43 $755.00 Down 18 Months Balance Cecil Beck Motor Co Phone 405 711 So. Pacific Highway “Mature Girls” 4-H Club The "Mature Girls" 4-H club met Thursday, April 17, at the home of the leader. At this meet ing the club decided to have an other meeting May 8 to be held at the home of Barbara Woodard. All successful individuals have become such by hard work; by improving moments before they pass into hours, and hours that other people may occupy in the pursuit of pleasure. 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Beans Lemonade 17c Orange Jc. r-“0 18c YOUR DOG WANTS NEW CANNED Fresh From Young Pork Pork Liver lb. 39c T-iudkuA 2for 29c DOG FOOD 1952 Two-Door DODGE ■Service Produce HBnMMi VOTE FOR FRED J. BARTELS LATHAM F of SUPER FOOD VALUES Ï. Creamy Country Style Pork Sausage lb. 3 ib. tin 35c 49c CRESCO Oxydol NEW’52 Jowl Bacon Dandy Seasoning lb. Large Giant 29c 23c 79c Dreft Large looi runs 31c Ginnt 79c Grand Prize Camay Reg. Bath 2 for O 19c 25c Skinless Wieners You’ll Like Our Way Nebergalls Best lb. 65c Enter Today I 20 Daily Contests WOLFARD'S Prices , YOUR TR/ENDL Y ROOD STORE 637 MAIN ST. COTTAGE GROVE PHONE 53 Day
