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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1952)
CULP CREEK Next Sunday. August 17. theregeles that was In port there re- I TSiurs., Aug. I l, 1B5Î The Sentinel, C ollage Grove, Oregon Page S will I n buptlsmal service», and turning home Friday. Mrs. Kuby Henstoa. Kepoitai those Interested please contact weeks visiting relatives at Red week end at Winchester Bay Roy M r and Mrs Bill Britz and son Phone 1» F-S Leroy llllciniin visited here with Rev , W. K. Iliightwi'II mond, Prineville and Paulina Carl of Springfield visited from Stone was fortunate In landing friend« over the week end return Ml»» N ila William» returned to last Thursday until Saturday eve Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Laird of a 15 pound silverside salmon with | The newlywed», Mr. and Mrs. ing to Portland Sunday evening her home In Cottage Grove after ning at lh» home of M r and Mrs. William Thomas, returned home 1-0» Angeles are visiting relatives light tackle off the jetty. He was where he will receive hl« dlniiuirge spending a week at the C. E. Clarence Wlnelnger. accompanied by William Schlet- from a lew days’ honeymoon at here for several days. DRIVEWAYS FIOOBS front the If. 8. Army. Wlnelnger home. Mr and Mrs. T. J. Mara and Lakeside and other coastal points. Mi». IJnden Johnston of H ar zer. t ’olen Gamut te of Eugene vlslt- STREETS PARKING AREA!! Mr und Mr». Roln-rt Groat and son Steven came for a week end They spent the week end at the bor City. Calif, spent the week ed with friend« here one day luet »on Gordon (Corky) left Satur visit from California with M r ami hitne of Mrs Thomas' parents, end nt the R. p. Hash home. week. Also Road Grading — All Work Guaranteed day afternoon for a brief visit at Mrs. Harding Brown and family Mr. and Mr» Howard Keene Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Waldon Hlleman 15.432 insurance employees were Mr. »ml Mr* Robert Groat nod Glendale with relative». Mr*, Marra 1» n niece of Daisy Thomas returned to the Navy base of Cottage Grove were Saturday found by the Citizens Committee sons returned |u«t Thursday eve- at Tongue Point and Mrs Thom evening guests at the Lowell Ben- J for the Hoover Report to be carry M r anti Mr». Lworuird Whitman Brown. nlng front a week» flatting trip M r and Mrs. Marvin Rolarts as will continue her course at the »ton home. ing an average work load of 450 and Sharon vlxlicd Sunday In Eu In Eastern Oregon. and family, Mr. and Mr«. James la-auty college In Eugene. M r and Mrs. Don Ovlatt of policies each, campared with a M r and Mr» Dan Priest of gene with Mr. and Mr» Arnold OslNtrn and family of S|>ringfleld Jake Schwarzer and Harry Kop- Crescent City spent the week end work load of 1,762 policies per i <'ullage (¡rove visited Sunday with Enrnshaw and other relative». visited Sunday at the home of perman went to Redmond Sun at the Jake Schwarzer home and employee in private business. Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Mr». Vkilet Pritchard a n d M r and Mr». C. ( ' Kendrick Mr. and Mrs Hazel Dean. day morning to bring Mra. at the John Ovlatt home in Cot Ph. W59Y or 4KW Rill Patton got two cougar» dangler Claudia returned io their Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wicks en Schwarzer and son Danny home. tage Grove. Business Forms Printed lust Monday In Just a very short home at Napa, C a lif, last Thurs joyed a fishing trip to the const Tire, had »pent the past two While on a fishing trip over the — The Sentinel while lie »ay» he never heardame day evening after a visit with her last week. »cream and fuss so much before folk», Mr. and E J. Pott». • Mr. and Mra. Paul Arthur vis T ile plywood plunl at Bohemia In all hl» hunting experience. ited with relatives at Medford ov- Lumbar compalny 1» expected to Mr» (¡Isle Patton ha« been em i er the week end, taking their ployed at the (Xirena post office I resume operation of a night shift i grandsons home after a couple of the pasl week while Mr« Ruth In the near future. j weeks' vlait here. St. Clair 1» on vacation visiting! The next regular meeting of the Mi». June Rockwell und Roger Sewing elub will be held ul the her folk« In Montana. returned Sunday evening from Mr anti Mr» Okcy Red» of home of Mrs, Evelyn Whitman Inde|tendence, Kan»., where ihey Sutherlin moved Into the house of with tilrttidiiy» of Peggy Groat und have spent the past month (»‘linen's, formerly ocoupled by Ruth Wlnelnger ladug honored on Mr. and Mr». Pete McGee are the Owen family. Recently the August 20. driving a new car purchased a Mrs. Glenrt Vtolette visited with Owen family purchased the Colen week ago. (¡aroutte residence and are set her sister, Mrs. Hill Jones of DIs»- Mrs. Ethel Culbertson of (¡rants ton. one day last Week. tled In It. P«»» was a culler in this neigh Mr. and Mr«. Laurancc Strat- j Mrs Tom Goodwin left Thurs borhood lust Friday. day for Orlando, Okla. for ulmut ton and family enjoyed u fishing j trip to the coast last week. three week»' visit. We invite you to participate in your South Lane County Fair, August for award. Any exhibit not scoring sufficient points to qualify for first Mr. anil Mr» Paul Arthur visit- { Buxiness Form» and Supplies Mr anil Mr» Vic Patton and - The Sentinel j 22 und 23. Jcffcrnon S«-h«iol will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Fri place will be placed accordingly, regardless of number of entries. Only two children visited last Wednesday ed with Mr and Mr». Tint Under- day for placing of exhibit»». Poors open to viaitora at 1 p.m. on Friday and entries permitted in each lot by any one exhibitor. wood at Elkton one day last week I evening with Mr anil Mr». Hazel 9:90 a.nt. Saturday, No exhibit may la- removed front displays until 9:00 M r and Mi». Carmen Huffman Dean. Although the management will do all possible to protect exhibit«», we U»e T -t-l. for 8 to .1 day». If p.m. Saturday, Auguat 23. i ’edl Patton, Pete Glrchner Jr. moved to their new residence at will not be responsible for l«»ss nr damage by any '-ause. All garden produce not pleaw-d, your 40r bus k. Watch nml Dale McGee motored to Calif Row River over the week end. Any article not listed on premium list will be entered for display only. or flowers not called for at the closing hour on Saturday, may be sold or Mr» i Frank Coon amt children! the old. tainted »kin klongh off to ornia and spent the week end auctioned for benefit of the fair fund. motored to Portland last Wcdnes- be replaced liy healthy »kin. (let Articles previously receiving awards at South lame Fairs are not eligible there I-aurence i londed, who 1» em day and viewed tin- t'SS L zm A i i - ln»lniit-drylng T-4-1. from any druggist. Now at k e lly Drug Co. ployed In Vaitoouvwr. Wa«h . cal led on friend» liere over the Week rial, and visited with hl» mother at the la-an yard near Eugene Austin Vaughn returned to camp after a IS day furlough at D IVISION I.— LIVESTOCK General Manager — O. M. F atten Iz>t 9 Zinnias, 6 blooms, large, me Clas» V—Q uilts (lie home of his parents, M r and Application for entry of livestock in dium, small Hecretary — Jeanne Morton Lot 1 Applique or embroidered Mr». William Vaughn, and family npen class must be made no later than 12» I-of 10 Petunias, 6 sprays Lot 2 Pieced I-asf Saturday he was united In Noon, Tuesday, August 19. Notice to be Ix>t 11 Flower arrangements Lot 3 Tied D IV IS IO N A marriage to Cok-en Groat of Dor- given Chamber of Commerce. 816 Main. Ixjt 12 Miniature arrangements Lot 4 Crib size lean at the First Baptist parson (¡range and Agricultural Organizations Livestock awards Ribbons for blue, Ixit 13 Miscellaneous age In Cottage Grove. The young Each d’.iplay scoring not less than 75 Clas» VI— Rugs red and white in all lots. Trophies award couple received congratulations points will receive $15.00. The following ed grandchampionship in each class, re ( las» HI—Junior D isplays lo t 1 Crochet from their many friends In the schedule wit, be used in scoring the serve champion ribbon in each class. Lot 2 Braided Lot 1 Junior display — sponsored by community display: AH cattle must be accompanied by & PDG Club of Cottage Grove, Lot 3 Hooked Mrs James Brown suffered a Quality o f products shown 40 points Bang's and T. B. health certificate- iSsbrti to be raised by junior ex stroke at her home Saturday eve Claaa VII— Baby W ear U tility value of products 20 points within 60 days of date of exhibition. hibitors. ning and was admitted to the Cot Display arrangement 15 points Calves less than 6 months age exempt l o t 1 Embroidered garment tage Grove hospital where she 1« from requirement. 1 » -¡’ I Degree to which exhibit represents Lot 2 Crochet wear DIVISION G — FOODS In critical condition as thia Is activity of community 25 points Swine must be vaccinated at least-30 Hardly enough, If Nomeone is injured on your property Lot 3 Knit wear A ngeline Carlson written. flays before entry. Serum vaejdnated Total possible score 100 points Lot 4 Miscellaneous . . . you'll pay, too. You are rei»|M>nsihle if anyone thru Dorothy Woodworth Mr and Mrs Melvin Wlaearson hogs must be vaccinated within iu 'daiÿï ! your negligence is injure«!, even the hand) man ia your First and second ribbons with awards niul family visited In IIIIIslHirn, C lass VIII— Centerpiece» prior to the Fair. D IV IS IO N It of $1.00 and 50c In cooked foods and ri**pon*dliilit>. ( all now and find out ul»out the low coat ld r t land ,«nd In Washington Inst l o t 1 I-ace, under 14 inches All stock is entered and shown at the Any Farm Youth Organization In candy. Recipes to be exhibited with all protection afforded by o u r Couiprchcnisiv«* Personal week returning home Thursday Lot 2 Lace, over 14 inches risk of the owner. AH reasonable vigi South l.ane County baking and candy. evening Saturday they drove to Liability Insurant-** . . , you'might nerd it tomorrow. l o t 3 Decorated, under 14 inches lance in the care of exhibits Will b(t A booth showing education activities Eugene and visited with her folk» Lot 4 Decorated, over 14 inches exercised. r ys I Clan» I— Bread and product.« grown by the members. over the week emi C lass I— H orses ji • Ix»t 1 White bread, 1 loaf Each organization making an exhibit Mrs. Jewel Thwcatt nml Mr« ClaM IX—T extile Painting Brighton Leonard Chet Purdy Ix)t 2 Brown bread, 1 loaf to score not less than 70 points shall re Sam Klcphart have employment at Lot 1 Pillow slips • Lot 1 Stallions over 2 (by breed! Ixit 3 Biscuits, plate of 4 ceive $1000. The following score card "INSI RANCE FOR EVERY NEED" Poleman's b a k e r y In Cottage Lot 2 Towels Lot 2 Mares over 2 (by breed! Lot 4 Rolls, 4 or more shall be used in judging: Grove Witter Bldg. «17 Main Lot 3 Miscellaneous Lot 3 Colts under 2 ( by breed) Educational value, including 1-nVina Eriksen visited at the Lot 4 Non-registered saddle horses (by Ph. 34 us«* of charts, diagrams or Claaa II—Cookies C lass X— M iscellaneous I-nrry Chapman home amt accom breed) Rea. 924J specimens 30 points Ix«t 1 Ice-box, plate of 4 panied Mr» Chapman and Ann to Lot 1 A rt piece Clans II— B eef C attle UttW y 20 points Lot 2 Vanilla drop, plate of 4 Eugene lust Tuesday. Lot 2 Needlepoint Ed P yeatt Display arrangements . 1.5 points Lot 3 Fancy, plate of 4 Lot 3 Hot dish holders, set of 3 Quality of work shown 15 points Lot 1 Cows (by breed) . Lot 4 Chair set, lace — Originality of work shown 10 point Lot 2 Heifers (by breed) Class III— Cake« * Lot 5 Chair set, decorated Variety of work shown 10 points Lot 1 Chiffon cake Lot 3 Bulls (by breed) Lot 6 Stuffed toys, set of 2 Total jmssible score 100 points Lot 2 Sponge cake Lot 4 Market animals, steers or heifers Lot 7 Stuffed doll (all breeds) Lot 3 Angel food cake Lot 8 Dressed doll Lot 4 Light layer cake Lot 9 Fancy aprons D IYISIOX C Class III— Dairy C attle Lot 5 Dark layer cake Seldon Powell Hugh Trunnell Any Youth Movement Organization D IVISION I Lot 1 Cows (by breed) A booth showing the activities of the F R U IT S A N D FARM PRODUCTS d a « » IV— P ie . Lot 2 Heifers (by breed) organization with display of handicraft Claude Arne Kathryn Patten Lot 1 Open face pie Lot 3 Calves (all breeds) of members. Each organization with a First and second ribbons ana 51-.00 Lot 2 Two crust pie No facilities for handling dairy bulls creditable booth shall receive $10.00. and 50c will be given in each lot. Not • Class IV— Sheep over 2 entries permitted in each lot by I, * /" • ( lass V—-Candy DIVISIO N D Len Culver any one exhibitor. Entry not eligible Lot 1 5 pieces each of 3 varieties on Lot 1 Market lambs, pen of 3 Home Garden Display without variety name. plate Lot 2 Rams (by breed) First and second ribbons will 4>e given C lass I— A pple, and Pears Lot 3 Ewes (by breed) for home garden exhibit receh ing 70 CI ims VI—Canning Lot 1 Apples, any variety, flat points. A prize of $3.00 will lx- givei. for Class V— Swine Each exhibitor allowed one entry in Lot 2 Pears, any variety, flat highest scoring exhibit in this display. Joel Pynch each lot. Containers should be identical Canned vegetables 2C -mints Lot 1 Market hogs, pen of 4 gilts or C lass II— Stone Fruita in shap and size in each lot. First and Dried fruits or vegetables 20 points barrows second ribbons with prizes of 50c and Lot 1 Any variety prunes, peaches, Arrangement 10 points Lot 2 Market hog, gilt (by breed) 25c etc., plate Quality 15 points Lot 3 Market hog, barrow (by breed) Lot 1 Vegetables, 2 jars each peas, Lot 2 Nuts, plate Fresh vegetables 20 points Class M — Rabbits carrots or beets U tility value of products 15 points C las- III— Berries Earl Stockdale Ix»t 2 Vegetables. 2 jars each corn. Total possible score 100 points Lot 1 Doe, with litte r (by breed) Lot 1 Bush, plate (not on cob), green beans or Lot 2 Doe. under 8 months (by breed) Lot 2 Vine, plate asparagus D IVISION F, Lot 3 Buck (by breed) I-ot 3 Berries, 2 jars same variety General Farm Display Class IV— Sheaves Pen to be furnished by exhibitor Lot 4 Fruits. 2 jars each peaches or AH exhibits in this class must be Lot 1 Forage, 4 inch pears Clans VII— Poultry made up from products of one farm. Lot 2 Seed, 4 inch Lot 5 Fruit, 2 jars each small stone as Jam es Hem enway The display should be neatly arranged cherries, prunes, plums, etc. Lot 1 Chickens, cockerel and 2 pidleta C lass V— Table Vegetable« with variety as would be consistent with IaOt 6 Collection 1 jar each of 3 va- (by breed) I-ot 1 Beans, dry or green, plate the best fanning methods. Display must rlties fruit Lot 2 Turkeys, pen of tom and hen (by Lot 2 Root crop, beets, turnips, car score at least 70 points to participate in Lot 7 T w o containers, same kind of breed) Swards. First, second and third ribbons rots, etc., 5 specimens • jam Lot 3 Ducks, pen of drake and 2 hens Lot 3 Potatoes, 5 specimens will be awarded with cash prizes of Lot 8 Two containers. same kind of (by breed) $10.1X1, $7.50 and $5.00. The following Lot 4 Tomatpes, Bonnie Best, Prich- jelly Pen to be furnished by exhibitor. score card will I»- used: ard, Stokesdale or Golden Lot 9 Two containers sweet pickles Jubilee, 5 specimens Arrangement and display 15 points I.IAESTOCK EXHIBITOR’S ENTRY Lot 10 Two containers dill pickles Lot 5 Vine crops, pumpkin, squash, Variety 25 points Chamber of Commerce, 816 Main S t , Lot 11 Two containers same kind relish C etc. IV . 2 44 specimens » p w iiiiv n s Cottage Grove, Oregon Quality 40 points Lot 6 Cucumbers, plate I am entering (tie following livestock D IVISION H— TEX TILES U tility SO i«iints Lot T Leafy vegetables, cabbage, caul in the South Lane Fair, August 22-23: Alniee Pruitt Florence Dodge Possible score 100 points iflower, etc., 3 specimens First and second ribbons with awards I Alt 8 Sweet corn, 5 specimens of 50c and 25c in each lot. Exhibits pre Lot 9 Miscellaneous vegetables D IVISION F — FLOW ERS (Lot) (Class) viously placing in fair not eligible for .................Z U ) . Lot 10 largest v e g e t a b l e , squash, Mrs. t'lirti» Hansen Mrs. An-hie Hill award. No work should be over 3 years pumpkin or stock beet First and second ribbons and prizes old. 4 Hot*- O U i m M I t S « f M * r " I W ” ? - f > o o r S p » fa a . Name T r y the fc a tn m nJ ih r yra r in «hr cer of 50c and 25c wilt be given for best * //Y < /r « t- A fa n r Nasps* O r i » * , C M I h J i n iJ i t C lass V I— Farm Crops— 1 peek a / «hr y r a r ! D riv e ( Ndsmolnle’s specimens. S trerin g , z 4 « r r a n * r - K v « n p ft o n s U a t s u r r a <«»s<, Class I—Towels and Scarfs Lot 1 Wheat P t/M tp m s ra « . a c r e s ' . * tes u n « / p i m su A |/<*« r a flaailiiig Super "Hit" mi,I th rill Only 2 entries permitted in each lot address I-of 1 Dresser scarf or set. lace trim Lot 2 (kits lA a n ^ e i f f c o u f it u r t c s . .4 G e n e r o / M ir t o r g * o /ssa. bi the awift-surging »«'lion o f by any one exhibitor. Potted plants hav I-ot 2 Dresser scarf, decorated Lot 3 Barley m otoring'» most ,»i|iu l«r liigh- DIVISION M—4-H CLUB WORK ing previously placed at fair not eligible Iz»t 3 Tea towels, set of 3 eom|iremioii engine . , . that'« »hr South Lane I-eader« Assn. •« Class V I I — Seed Crops— 1 peek for award. Entries not listed placed on lx»t 4 Hand towels, set of 2 " Macke!'’! Dweover how »m oodily I-lcyd Lindsey, Pres. display only with no awards made. I-ot 1 Vetch seed, any variety Lot 5 Bath towel and quickly you »weep from take-vfT 1. The right to exhibit in this depart Lot 2 Clover seed, any variety to highway »|we<l . . . ih a l'i H ydra- ment is open to I-ane County club mem Lot 3 Field corn, 10 ears Class I —Potted Plants C lass II— Bedspreads M a lic Su/ier D rie r* ! le a rn how bers regularly enrolled who hav« jbelr Lot 4 Grasses, any variety Ixit 1 Foliage plants Lot 1 Crochet ••■ ily you ra n park and tu rn «iut record books up to date. Lot 5 Miscellaneous Ixit 2 Fuchsia, upright type Lot 2 Knit la k e the curve» . . . tk a l'l C M oka Wltl> 2. AH completed record book Lot 3 Fuchsia, hanging type I-ot 3 Decorated H yd rau lic S te a r in f! Discover story of the work must be brougM ight Yvlth D IV ISIO N J— HO BBIES I-ot 4 Begonia, fibrous Olilaniohile'» automatic headlight Lot 4 Afghan the exhibit if it has not been filed with Mrs. Larry Brumfield dimmer . , , lh a t'i ih r A ulranic- Lot 5 Begonia, tuberous the County Agent. Bring that interesting collection or E y r*! So make a data with the Lot 6 Any other blooming plant Claaa I I I —Pillow Sllpa 3. Twelve half-scholarships to be hobby for exhibit. Let others see and Super ” BA" and drive the cot * awarded to the club members who have Lot 1 I,ace »rim enjoy it. A total of $20.00 has been set that oulfeaturea them sill the best exhibits and record books. Class I I —Cut Flowers Lot 2 Decorated aside for this department to be divided Lot 3 Cut work 4. Exhibits will be placed according Lot 1 Alters, 6 blooms large or 6 me among the exhibitors at the discretion to their merits in ‘ Blue”, "Red", or dium or 10 small of the judges. No single exhibitor to re I I I V O U I N I A I I I T O L O IM O IIL I B I A l l l "White” classes when Judged. •• I x t 2 Begonias, tuberous, display Class IV—Table Linen ceive more than $1.00. 5. Club members may exhibit .oaly I-ot 3 Snapdragons, 6 spikes Lot 1 Crochet cloth In projects in which they are cnrqlied. DIVISION K—ART Lot 4 Dahlias, 1 large bloom or 3 me Lot 2 Knit cloth Exhibits must conform to regular proj dium or 10 small Helen Tryk Lot 3 Decorated cloth Lot 5 Cosmos, 6 sprays ect requirements. Lot 4 Luncheon set, lace trim A total of $20.00 has been set aside tx>t 6 Gladiolas, 3 spikes Lot 5 Luncheon set, decorated 6. Each member will receive 2Sc_for for this department to be divided among Lot 7 Marigolds, 6 blooms, large, me each exhibit made In each project exhib Luncheon sets may be cloth the exhibitors at the discretion of the dium, small ited, providing the work Is satisfactory and 4 napkins or place mats judges. No single exhibitor to receive I.ot 8 Roses, 5 specimens and napkins. more than $1.00. ((lit and record book is in and complete«^ 4 ♦ SAGINAW Mr». FliirriK'o Krlnw-u -B LA C K TOP PAVING— Pass Creek Paving Co., Cottage Grove South Lane County Lair For Athlete's Foot PREMIUM LIST-1952 J. B. Leonard Insurance Service 160 H.P. "ROCKET” ENGINE! HYDRA-MATIC SUPER DRIVE! 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