The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, August 07, 1952, Image 9

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Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE GROVK, I.A N E COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 7, 1952
National Guard
Hits High Peak
NUM B ER 52
Steel S trik e C u t*
In to A uto O utput
SUMMARY O F A M . ItUMINEMH
TRAMJACTEO BY TH E CO U NT*
(O I IIT (IF THE MTATE OF
Automobile production (luting OMBOON roit LANS « Ol NTV.
H IR IN G THE MONTH (IF
| the first six months of this year
.11 N F . I OBJ
. was only two-thlrds of what It
I was (luting the same period last
( irder recommending Issuanct
I year, the Oregon State Motor As- of 7 liquor license*.
¡sixiation ha* rc|>orted
Order accepting bids on Fire
The rettaon, of course. was the Insurance.
steel
strike
Steel
shottagvs
Order tegardlng payroll for em­
brought plant shutdowns through­ ployee* over 65 year* of age
out the country. One Industry
( irdi-r regarding wage* and sal­
spokesman predicted that only a aries for Road, Bridge and G ar­
handful of prixluwr* would la* bage th«|Mmal department employ­
able lo continue making automo­ ees.
biles and pal la during August.
Order regarding zoning und
Since that announcement, how-
e v ei tin- S trik e h a s Cei-n s e ttle d Land use regulation ordinance
Washington, D.
The Army
(¡until |i almost 100 per­
cent organized. Major General
Rnynwiml II Fleming. Chief of the
National Guard Bureau, him an­
nounced. Approximately *»8 |»er-
cent of the more limn 5.200 Army
unit* cuirently allotted thr Hate»
and territories have Item organiz­
ed and federally recognized An
additional 28 unit* have been au­
thorized to organize.
(Tllng the Guard •word, Gen­ and the picture lixiks better, the
Order regarding Cirrus Permit
eral Fleming |M»lnled out that ap­ Oregon AAA club pointed out
lo Clyde Beatly
to
Beatty Circus
< It cus at
a Rodeo
proximately 1.700 Army Guard
Total passenger car
Ground» south of Cottage Grove.
unlti, with about 120,000 officers for the first six tnont
' ,,f
Order vacating
Arch Street
S
Ing Arch
of
and men. have been called to was 2.279,995, while the number
active military service during the produced In the same period In | the Herein Beach Plat.
Order regarding Right-Of-Way
present emergency. A number of 1951 »as 3.388,289 an ull-tlme
of County Road #754 In the He-
company am) halt niton-size units record.
1 ceta Reach Plat.
already have returned to state
Order setting time for election
control. These Include anti-air­ H IM A Y M A N P R O M O T E D
'on the formation of the Willa-
craft artillery, field artillery, m ili­
(«urge V. Miller, who has ser­
tary police, medical and tank and ved as a (giving Inspector for the kcnzie Rural Fire Protection Dis­
til. >
engineer units.
Highway Department for the larg-
Resolution accepting n certain
"With the experience and train- I ,.r j„,ri ,,, tile period from 1919 to
Ing received In combat In Korea, nnw w„ , udvancisl to the new section of the old right-of-way of
on active military service, and In . (xxiitlon of chief (Hiving ln»|>ector the Rlchardson-Eugcnc Highway
training at home, the National as of August 1. according to an not ItM'luded In the Relocation
Guard today Is at the highest slate announcement by the commission, Highway right-of-way
Atxxnntnient of II R Jones as
of readiness for any contingency
¡Deputy County Surveyor.
In Its peacetime history,*' said
O rd e r
granting Gowdyvllle
General Fleming.
W ater Users Association a water
you
I pipe line franchise
The fellow who kxiks for trouble
Order n|ipolntlng viewers for
generally tries to avoid It after It the Wendell W. Williams way of
comes.
necessity.
Order regarding Zoning and
Land use regulation ordinance
# 36
Order regarding amending zon­
ing and Land use regulation or
dlnance #4. Section X V II.
lliilh lln g nioeka, a ll a lle a i
Order accepting various bids for
through your STATE FARM
P ie r llloeka, etc.
new County equipment.
•rt# *• z
• *1
Order appointing Frank W.
W a te rp ro o fin g .
Insurance a g e n t...
Mnrsbik as Commissioner of the
Housing Authority.
( trder regnrtllng ordinance #39,
amending ordinance * 3 . Ijin e
County Sutxlivlsion ordinance.
Order regarding ordinance #40.
Knot Main S treet
amending ordinance #2. set-backs
10-tfc
Ph. 100
from roads and streets.
Order directing election on open
runge In Wolf Creek precinct.
Order directing election on open
range of the Hills Creek District,
Jnsjier precinct.
Order rejecting all bids for
Aerial Photography.
National
LOOK!
THREE
Concrete Products
Cecil C. Wooley
BOB B A U D ER
70» Main
NEW 1952 '/i-TON
DODGE
Pickup w ith 4 Speed Transm ission
Available
U n til present stock is exhausted
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z
Cecil Beck Motor Co.
711 No. Pac. Illway
l*h. 405
DODGE
LET US HELP
PLY MOI T il
UOMMIMMIHXFK'M COURT
LA N E COI'NTV, OREGON
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June. J B i t Claim s
GENERAL F U N D
(Salaries unless otherwise noted)
A D V E R T IS IN G : Guard Publish­
ing C b, pub. claims $150.99:
Guard Pub. C o, pub Co. budget
$600.90;; Guard i*ub Co., notice -
redemption period $1421: Guard
Pub. Co., (mb. claims $161 04: Cnt-
i tage Grove Sentinel, pub. claims
$161.98;
ASSESSOR: S. C Payne. $281-
15; Lloyd Omlid. $264.55; Wm
Kirk. $235.50: Benny Hall. $195.-
26; M E. Ramsey. $21185; Ken­
neth Gtle, $202.85; Earl Hall.
$224 55; Mark McCarty. $230.70;
Agnes O'Brien, $24369; Adeline
Volkstorf. $198.41; Velma F..I.1-
man $181.25. Georgia Rowerman,
$207.15; Alleen Montcith, $162.55;
. Lucile Davies, $195.45; Thelma
Davis, $169 45; Betty Gamer,
$169.85; Mayme Hackett. $14725;
Wlllma Morefield. $131.49; Wilda
Jenkins, $152.87; Virginia Gile.
145.80; I’hyllis Andrew, $12990;
Aetna Life Ins. Co., ins. 6.87; Eu­
gene Hospital Ass'n., hasp $24.50;
Pacific Hosp Ass’n.. hosp. $16.00;
Grace Schiska. Co. Tr., state tax
$53.01; G r a c e Schiska, Co. T ,
income tax $621.20; Retirement
S y s t e m , contributions $139.64;
John Warren Hardware, cup hooks
$3.00; Wm. Kirk, mileage $6.48;
The Willamette Press, statements
$440.00; Pacific Tel. Co., services
$15.60; Clary Multiplier Corp,
maintenance $15.60; Cresseys, tape
$2.10; Silva Chevrolet, repairs $5.-
53; Frlden Calculating Mach. Co.,
maintenance $35.00; Geo. Stock,
expenses $6.10; DeLuxe Cafe,
meals $25.85; Guard I*ub. Co., inv.
for bids $56.32; K. R. Glle, mile-
"C O LO R STYLE” YOUR HOMEI
»as
MARSHALL-WELLS
HOUSE and TRIM PAINTS
Give your house a ’’new look.” Paint
for b e a u t y . long-lasting protection
with Marshall-Wells paints. .Tough/
durable, self-cleaning. •
IT LASTS. . .
AND LASTS I
HARDW ARE
5 0 6 M a in
M A R S H A L L -W E IL S
(Q jiû& fy P A I N T S ‘
I $2.40; M E. Ramsey, mile. $3 36
] Koke-Chapman, mount, plats, Ink
$24 45; Nat l. Also of Assessing
Officers, reg. fee $10.00; IJoyd
Omlid, expenses $13.75; Addresso-
graph-Multlgruph, ribbons $33.70;
Kendall Motor Co., repairs $51.50;
Eugene Blue Iblnt C o. 1 print
$2 25; Burroughs Add Mach. C o,
pym't on mach $1,3-17 67 Ethan
Newman, P M , stamps $19.24; Co.
Treat. Whatcom Co.. W «*h, col­
lect taxes $5 40; General Roads,
gas. A oil $168 67; Western Union,
services $1 45;
A U D IT IN G : Edward E. Rubey,
services $662.37;
C IR C U IT COURT: Koke-Cbap-
man Co , scratch pads $1 25; Ed­
win Allen, attorney fees $15.00;
Rotx-rt Carmichael, fees $15.00;
West Publishing Co., law book
with adv sheets $600; Shelton-
Turnbull-Fuller,
letterheads
A
evpa. $19 85; Hendershott's, keys
$5 50; John Pennington, fees $15.-
00; Chas Porter, fees $15.00; Sid­
ney Thwlng. fees $50.00; John
Pennington, fees $50 00; law yers
Co-operative Pub. Co., law books
$15.50. Bancroft-Whitney, PP Sup
Am I jiw Vet $300; Pacific Tel
Co. services $13 30; Edwin Allen,
fees $45<*): Donald Hirsi, $324 85;
Wm Tremaine. $3.30 49; W W.
Edmlston, $122.75; Grace Schiska,
Co. T r . state tax $10.00; Grace
Schiska. Co. Tr., Income tax SI I9 ­
60; Retirement System, contribu­
tion» $16 56; Pacific Tel. Co., ser­
vices $26.75; Osburn Hotel, meal*
$5015; Loree Whipps. $82 06;
Grace Schiska. Co. T r , stale tax
$105; Grace Schiska, Co. Tr., in­
come tax $-’120; chaa Parte#,
fees $15.00; Ray Hirst, transcript
$24.00; Wm. Huey, fees $15.00;
C IR C U IT COURT - IN S A N E :
Clerk of Markin Co., prep, commit,
papers $2.00; Dr. W. J. Stone,
hearing $7 70; Dr. Roscoe C. W il­
son. hear. $7 50; Carl Robbins.
M D , hear. $1000; R. C. Knott.
M .D , hear. $20.00; H T. Gentle.
M .D , hear $20.00; L. A. White.
M D . hear $30.00;
C IR C U IT COURT - JUVENLLE:
Ixiuis Sherman, $334.51; Helene
Stadler $25453; Dan Cardwell.
$292 36; Louise McGill, $16975:
Grace Schiska. Co. Tr.. state tax
$72.82; Grace Schiska Co. T r ,
income tax $143.30; Koke-fYtap-
man Co., tel. pads $1.60; Midgley
Planing M ill Co., repair chair $3.-
80; Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,
gasoline $10.90; Simmons Carbon
O b ., Inc., carbon paper $972; J. C.
Penney C o, clothing $4.72: B. H.
McIntosh, mile. A expense $75.35;
Louis Sherman, mile. A expense
$1563; Dan Cardwell, mile. A ex­
pense $6.95: S. J. Hoffman, M.D.,
services $3.50; Standard Oil Co.
of Calif., gasoline $10 67; Ixvuis
Sherman, cash adv. $833; Pacific
Tel. Co., services $42.50; L. M.
Hilt. M .D , services $1000; Tide
W ater Asso. Oil Co., gasoline $ 3 -
30: Helene Stadler, mile. A ex­
pense $8 83; General Roads, gas
A oil $172.25.
C LER K: The Haloid C o. paper
$514.05; Eva Duckworth. $203.20:
Ruth Axtell, $203.25; Blanche
Sweet. $153 69; Nica McGee, $201.-
48; Marie! Ames, $191.86; Pamela
Skene. $199.26; Gertrude Workin-
ger. $162 38; Marlon Bonner. $177 -
15: Naomi Eastwood. $179.55;
E ile e n D u n n . $16845; Isa Chase,
$184 45; Evelyn Anderson, $178 45;
Ruth
Bishop. $180 35;
Louise
Fischer. $187 45; Lettie Bettis.
$157 76; -Ruth Johnson. $162.78;
Phyllis Swartz, $178 99; Irm a M il­
ler. $162.25; Aetna Life Ins. C o,
Ins. $11.49; Pacific Hosp Ass'n,
hosp $24.00; Grace Schiska. Cb.
Tr. State tax $45.02; Grace Schis­
ka, Co. T r , Income tax $601.90;
Retirement System, contrib. $266 -
08; Eugene Hosp. Ass’n. hosp. $3 -
50; Dorothy Putnam. $69.30; Lottie
Vogel, $6911; Lila Hilles. $84.80;
Ina Wynne. $58.87; Phyllis O ’Sul­
livan. $12.62; David Neal. $99.55;
Grace Schiska. Cb. Tr., state tax
$5.31; Grace Schiska, Co. T r , in­
come tax $82.50; Pacific Tel. Co,
services $12.40; Shelton-Turnbull-
Fuller, index sheets, reel records
$30.65; Henry Print. Co, ruled
forms $17.15; . Burroughs Add.
Macn. C o, microfilm kit $74.40;
Willam ette Stattoners. files, guides
$7.80; National Cash Reg. Co,
file. evps. $30.08; Burrough Add.
Mach. C o, readers, lens $1,260.00;
Louise Fischer, cash adv. $0.85;
Cresseys, fasteners, Ink. etc. $7.95;
Pacific Tel. Co, services $41.15;
Burroughs Add. Mach. C o, glass
screen $14.70; Ethan Newman.
P.M., postage stamps $50.00; Com­
mercial Office Supply, stamps,
hands $7.15; Boehnke Print. C o,
cnvps. $210.30; Burroughs Add.
Mach. Co, micro, kit $37.20; Bur­
roughs Add. Mach. Co., pym’t on
mach. $1.347.67; Koke-Chapman,
desk $157.75; Willamette Station­
ers, tables $56.00; Guard Pub. Co,
pub. livestock notice $15.48; Koke-
Chapuian, desk $187.75;
CONSTABLE DISTS: Elmer
Kent. $78.90; Ida Striker, $88.80;
Anion Rasmussen, $29.40; Ted
Hnucane, $118.50; H arry Swank,
$78.90; Grace Schiska Co. T r ,
state tax $4.00; H arry Swank
mile. $5.13; Ted Finueane, mile. A
expense $33.89; I. M, Striker,
mile. $51.03; Elmer Kent, mile.
$1287;
You don’t empty your purse to fill your basket when you
shop here became every item you put into it is low priced.
And that means lower— much lower—I( mh I bills for you.
You save all along your shopping list—and the longer the
list, the larger the savings. And what's more, you get the
top quality foods 5011 prefer for good-tasting goodness be­
cause nobody—but nobody— has more nationally famous
brands than we have.
OLEO
D lltk E E
QUALITY
IIIE
Lit.
NUBORA
JIMBO
PACKAGE — ONLY
ORANGE J U IC E
Wadhama
16 oz.
G R A P E F R U IT J U IC E « »
V-8 VEG. C O C K TA IL
SA LM O N Cape Chinook
29c
lc - 2 5 c
39c
lb. tin 4 9 c
OYSTERS ««>••« < h-f
35c
SEE OI K BIG DISPLAY OF
LOCKER SUPPLIES
A FI LL ASSORTMENT FOR YOVR CHOOSING
M IL K A"
- T*n
V IE N N A SA U SAG E «-“•
DEV. M E A T C ertified No.
V E L V E E T A Cheeae
M IR A C L E W H IP
K ra ft
R IT Z CRAC K ER S
S N O W FLA K E SODAS
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
A tte n tio n
Churches, Lodges,
Granges
FREE BY TURNING IN 1000
WINDING BANDS FROM
M. J. B. COFFER
Kelly’s Mkt
Q u ality M ea ts — G uaranteed Fresh
Skinless
Wieners
n iebergalls Best
lb.
69c
lb.
65c
SEE I S FOR DETAILS.
GET THIS 18-CI P DRIPOLATOR
Fresh
Ground Beef
Top Quality
Morrells
Smoked Picnics
- 49c
Shoulder
Veal Steak
Graded U. S. Good
lb.
89c
Fresh Dressed C hickens and R ab b its
CORONER: W. T. Pollard. M.D,
exam. $5.00; U of O Medical
School, setvices $75.00; Miller-
Sherman-Murphy Funeral Home,
Invest. A mile. $5.20; Fred Buell.
Invest. A mile. $106.56; Robert
Mills, Invest. A mile. $10.48: M. H.
Schaffner, M. D, post mortem
$5.00;
COUNTY COURT: Burroughs
You’ll
Add. Mach. Cb, paper $5.70; Ruby
Winther, $201.88; Laurita Page,
$181.28; Grace Schiska, Co. T r ,
state tax $16.46; Grace Schiska,
Co. T r , income tax $188.90; Re-
Our
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Way
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YOU^ TR/ENDL EVOD STORE
'
Wolfard’s
Every
X
637 MAIN ST.
COTTAGE GROVE
PHONE
Shop
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