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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1952)
Section Two , C B L R IF O K F O E N R D I.K N d M IT T H II IR R D rF F T R IM R N E 16 Pages Clifford Sm ith suffered a broken , leg Aug 8 for the third time and ! was brought home In a cast from I 1 Eugene Saturday night by Cot- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tage Grovp ambulance. He wel- N t ’ .MItElt 33 com*« vtolla from friends at his I ........................home, 720 South Sixth street. M r. Smith has had 21 bone op-1 era I ions la-sides the breaks since | the first accident In 1935 when be suffered a . rushed leg and broken | back while employed at the W. A. W.Midard Lum ber Co. The Rainbow Cafe, which the I Sm ith* operate, w ill la- closed this week but will la- open again M o n - 1 day, August 18. * Cottage Grove Sentinel. COTTAGE GROVE, L A N E (X)U NTV, OREGON I in R HAY. AUGUST 14, 1Ü52 Scientific Books Added to Library The city llh ra iy ha* an Inler- «■»•Ing new collection of scientific lxx,k* ninilr |x>*«|hle through tha w ill of the late Ed Jenks. Eight volume* have been pur- chaaed w ith more to com.' later. M r. Jenks In hl* w ill left the library $3,(MX). A lam,I wa* pur* Chaaad. w ith the yearly In le re it ,le*ignale<| to be spent on science l*>ok* r | HAVING A PICNIC DORENA Jeanette Kelly, Reporter Phone Ml Mt I ^ S A V IN G MONEY HEBE! The Dorvna nehool buildings r e ceived a new coat of |»aint the past week, and a portion of the road on the north side of the lake ha* been resurfaced, and the ciew Is still at work Everyone hopes that the work w ill continue to Dtaston at Icsst, but no one teems to know definltly where It w ill end, M r. and M r*. Clarence Peterson w.-re hosts Friday evening to a large group of friend*, most of them Grangers at their home w ith a |a>tluck picnic The Jacob* _________ family, who ___ have resided In this community for more than a year, left last week ,o follow construction work. Friend* of M-t* J a me* Brown of The n e w vohune* Include “Q u a rt* F am ily M ineral*,“ ’Top* ular Gemology." “Story of Gem»," “ Historical Oeokigy,11 “ Eruptive Hock* “ "lla n d h x,k of Nature Study," "IgtM’ou* M ineral* and Itock*,” and “G etting Acquainted w ith Minerals." Hutton IP h i I c The lib rary al«n has other In teresting volume* for the hobbyist PVT. EDWIN IL MORLEY, who in with the fourth h.g* or collector For button collectors nul Battalion in Korea. He in a | k »1 c lineman and patrol« the there Is “T h e Complete Hutton Book," a comprehensive catalogue telephone inatallationa of hia area Picture nhown one of the with more than 3.700 buttons Il tenting points. Pvt. Worley in «tudying to complete hia high school education, and is looking forw ard to a pole lineman lustrated Job when he return« home. For the Interesting hobby of T . ' .... . --------------- — .------ .----------------------- ,, <’u lp C re e k w ill re g re t to h e a r of collecting glassware there I* ’T h e I her very serkrus Illness and t»n- AIM"» of Old G ia**" by C arl W | flnement In Cottage Grove hos- Drepprrtl, w ith 7tM) Illustrations. i pital. For the avid reader who like* J George Sheet* of Disxton was the latest book* out, there I* "A a Sunday night guest of L a rry lied foe the N ig ht," an Interesting Kelly non fiction hook about hotel*. Three of the local families who O lrl’s Diary are spending their vacation at Al«o on the nun-fletlon br«t sell Following are the 18 sta te iMHUen to ap|x*ur on the ballot y e |low«tone National Park are ing list Is 'T h e Dairy of a Young November 4, some of them hotly contested. T e o of them were ,h*\ V, rl Reeve*- ^otwrt Owens G irl" by Anne Frank, the auto by lhe 1961 »-K'-lature. They an- hated below juat *nMr, X i ^ W c k * I. enjoying blogiaphlcal story of a girl and briefly: her fam ily who hid lb Amsterdam 1 a vacation In California where she 300-301 Constitutional amend to e*ca|M- being sent to a Nazi i* visiting Mr». Elsie Rohlfsen at ment making Superintendent of on first Monday in January fol Santa Barbara and relatives in concentration camp, Her«- for the nest two year* Anne w rite* her Public Instruction appointive by lowing election to elim inate aw k other California cities. most Intim ate thoughts Although Governor Instead of elective, a* ward situation caused by term of M r and Mrs. Harold Wicks and »he wa* not allowed to live, she suggested in the Holy Report. a retiring senator or representa children are visiting .Mrs. W icks’ 302 3tx3 Constitutional amend tive ending on election day with idath-es at Spokane. Wash . while succeeded In leaving a record of ment reis-allng W orld W ar I vet several weeks before hi* successor Harold is on vacation from his Job hope for a b etter world. w ith Associated O il Co. F or the historical reader 1» erans’ Ixinu* and loan amendment. la sworn in. “House»' i n Between" b y 'iio w a r t b a. been rrpla«-ed by W o rld , 3 ,4 .3 ,3 Constitutional amend- M r. and Mrs. James Moore and Sprlng. telling of nearly 1(M> y e a rs ,' w a r 11 legislation , men, |nxurp proper title on baby spent the week end here at the home of bi* parents, M r. and Including lhe Victorian period In 304-305 An act authorizing a a m e n d a to r y acts. England, f r o m I «54 through domiciliary slate hospital for the 316-317 An act lim iting state Mrs. A J. Mix>re Guy Hancock and nob K elly World W a r I I and after. aged m enially III in Multnomah property tax to not more than six Historical fiction number that county, tp cost not more than $ 3 |n u ll* tor any fiscal year ellective who are ,’(nPloy('d at Portland. Is |M>pular I* "S ilver Chalictf b y ’ million _ (July 1, 1953 '‘ nd • friend. Jerry Passmore of Portland s|>ent the week end here Costala, thè story of thè Holy * rw T " x •’ »•••• Truelt T«x O rali 306-307 Conslltutional amend- 318 319 M otor C arrier lUgb- at their respective homes. This community Is very proud "Cexl», G rave* and Seholars," by nu-nt authnrizing thè state or any W ay Transportation Tax Act, in- home of Eddie T ry k Cerarn tbe story of archaekigy,, cuunty or riiunieipality by « nut- creasing weight-mile taxes on bigi to . be the J 7 7 . . . , , Ii another good non-fiction num- Jorlty vote of the people to adopt, trucks and busses almut 7 1» |>er ,x-r- ho fM' rf;'rnu-d ,he Iwroic deed of reaeulng a wnman fium tbe ocean her. j* new lax base at a level not ce n t or S2 million a year, higher than any one of the last! 320-321 School District Reor- I when the boat shc was a passen ger in capsixed. Zipper Nota Hooks The Sentinel three y e a rs preceding This ganlzalion Act providing a M r. and Mrs. Ray Steele depart- change« but doe* not abolish the I gram to accelerate district con i “ ± l ‘.............» « w l S Ä r S Ä T S * six |tcrernl lim itation Arc and A co ty lira »harr 30H-3(l!» Constttuttonal amend- ‘ Report »teelFs I 3 2 /3 2 3 T ? m a m“ k“.i K ° rC’ ", S t a m p Tax j b n , ‘ T rL n with 90 days active service eligible Revenue Act mt|xj«ing tax of one Dcs Moines. Iowa Mrs Edna ’i l r j ? ’ ,n w” a,.‘‘ l,W” b en rf,,* aa ««e-half cents per |taek, dc- plowman anti Mrs. Henry Monroe W orld W a r I I veterana I signed to raise $6 million a year are caring for the store in the 310-311 Constitutional am end-! 321 325 A hill to make Pacific absence of the Steeles Rient authorizing a jftln t legisla- Standard e the official year- 1 ■ Tim , — M r. Oodipy V an N o rt- live committee to function a* a ¡around time in Oregon wick and fam ily are spending this budget control agency between 326-327 Constitutional amend- week in Washington w ith re la Portable W elding Any Plat-« ' M-ssions of legislature. ' ment to prohibit all race betting. tives. 312-313 Constitutional amend- 1 including dogs and horses. M r. Norm an T aylo r and Idamae 1(130 Madison Phone 181 Y 'm ent »tatting and ending terms of Llqiittr by Glass and Ibtvid and F la n k Nissimoso state Kcnntnrs and representatives j 328-329 Constitutional amend- all of Portland were Sunday - 1 ment to ¡x-rmit sale of liquor by guests at tho H enry Kelly home glass. M r. and Mrs. Leo H a rt and 33(1-331 Constitutional amend- fam ily returned to their home in ment to lim it all taxes or charges Sutherlin Monday afternoon after ,.n motor vehicles tor use ot high- s e n d in g 10 days at the home of ways to registration fees and fuel M r. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr while taxe» only. M r. and Mrs. Spahr accompanied 332-333 A bill to revamp m ilk M r. and Mrs. H enry K elly on a control and authorize administra I t Ip to California. tor to perm it sale of m ilk in stores Joan Craw ford is spending this at less than doojstcp delivery week on a camping trip to the p r im . Bohemia district w ith the' L arry 334-335 Constitutional amend Chapman fam ily. . ment for legislative reap|xirtion- Mrs. Byron Houck has recently nient requiring legislature to act been on the sick list. The uteri «trike ha« created an acute «hortage of new and authorizing Secretary of State M r. and Mrs. C arl Shoberg and car« «<» we have been able to pick nmt chooae the trade« to act if legislature fails. (Gener John Lz-Roy left Friday evening we have taken in on new cars very carefully. You hit ally It favors population basis.» on their vacation, but at last re the gainer because you get a high quality tiffed car at port the destination was not dis R ltiB T E tH 's AM » WICKED closed. the right price. Let's admit that all political Joyce K elly accompanied Ken $2845 controversies are lietween the neth Bush to the National Guard 51 Pontiac Chieftain Ih-Luxe Sedan righteous and the wicked but picnic at Rujada Sunday but the We «old this* ear new, took care of It nil the time it how ¡s one to tell which Is occasion came to an abrupt and wan lined. Very low mileage, Hvdruniatle Drive 8 ey. which. serious halt when Kenneth sus $1595 19 Pontiac Streamliner, St“tlnn-C|»e tained a broken shoulder in a V IT A I, N E E D T O D A Y Another of our original owners. Car look« and run« game of football and wound up A civil service system that w ill in the Cottage Grove hospital. fine. 8 ey. protect the competent, without Roberta W ard and Linda Potter $1895 l«’lng a tefuge for the Incompe called on Joyce K elly Monday 49 Packard “8” Del.ttxe Sedan tent, is a vital need today. llad a very con«eieneioti« owner. Overdrive, Auto afternoon. « ‘J The picnic’« “on the hou«c” when you do all your food buying here bccau«c our low prices mean lower food bill« . bigger saving« . . . extra cash for the pleasure that adds to your living — SHOP WOI.EARD’S AND SAVE EVERYDAY— Golden West .F a r m -F r e s h P ro d u c e AN ORfXXJN PRODUCT TOM ATOES WELDING m ' ' „ X r ZX n C ottage Grove W eld in g W o rks r SUMMER CLEARANCE OF GOOD W IL L U S E D CARS $515 41 Chevrolet Special D /L Spt-Coupe A nice little car with lot« of «ervice, $115 LOW CX)ST TRANSPORTATION 41 lltiiek Special Touring Sedan Dandy Quality — Ground to Order SKYW A Y SH A M RO CK 7 9c lb. 8 2 c lb. Drink COOLS B ES T a**t’d KOOL A ID PO R TLA N D PUNCH 40 Old« fl “Ifi" Sedan 89 Bulek Bpec/40 Sedan, 49 motor 89 Dodge fi Sedan, 47 motor PEA CH ES SA LM O N C H IL I CON CARNE CORNED B EEF HASH V IT A FOOD .. 23< REG SIZE BATH SIZE 4 for 29c 4 for 39c 3 ,or 5 9 c CAPE BRAND CHINOOK. Punds Tins S W IF T ’S 11 M . Tins SK ILLET — Apron Free with / 6 DOti FOOD TALL T IN S HOLIDAY BRAND 23c 19c SW EATHEART SOAP W ESTPEAK EI.BERTA No. 1 TALL BEST 49c 3 65c $ 2 .3 9 3 for 2 5 c 2lc lb. 5 ’1.00 IN M EATS COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 49c lb. FANCY RIB STEAKS LARGE FRANKFURTERS 89c "> 39c "> FR ESH FR YER S Check for the 5 millionth claim paid in 2R yeara is examined by D K. Phone 100 I Kelly's Market 175.00 J09 Main ? J 1 Í F A C IA L T IS S U E ¿St"1 Bob Bauder, Insurance Service A D rtergent “Work* wonders w ith dishes" Lg. ¡»kg. YES BRAND 80 SHEET I9c j 2 p **"- 19c f ¿i S T A -H .O Liquid Quarts SLICED BACON , - « 4 for 29c Lb. 4 "*• 5 5 c I 4 pkBS- 2 5 c A Boon To Jelly Makers SWIFTS’ ORIOLE Thomas, at the Pasadena Claim Office o f the State Farm M utual Auto mobile Insurance Company. Nearly 700 claim department employes work with State Farm M utual ! more than 6,300 agents, and more than 1,000 other claim adjuaters! M any hands and modern, efficient methods make it po.tsible for State Farm Mutual to pay a claim every 13 seconds o f every working day! For more information about the automobile insurance company that dared to be </r/rmf.*, call your State Farm agent Tall Can ea. ASSORTED FLAVORS A Real I^aundry Help. fz YOU’LL NE4 E li GO W RONG WHEN YOU SHOP WOLFARD’S FOR YOUR PRODI CE. C RISP, FRESH PRODUCE IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. riE L S B C R Y WITH 20c COUPON BLU W H IT E OLEO 25c 89C 8< JUMBO 36 Size LINDSAY SELECT PAN C AK E FLOUR ROYAL G E L A T IN M . C. P. Pectin STR A C H TREND ' 145.00 145.00 ALWAYS THE REST IN USED CARS AT TltfE RIG LOT JUST NORTH OF MAIN ST. ON HIGHWAY 1M>, COTTAGE GROVE. Phone Cottage Grove 19 ' 6 • '<• site CANTALOUPE U. S. GOOD BEEF On the four car« above linted we will take half down and $25.00 per month to parties with g km I credit. All other» sold on low coat GMAC term«. ALBEE-PONTIAC 6 ri«». 2 5 c Mix OLIVES uiiioi paid m if 15 seconds by State Farm Mutual! $195.00 2, 29= THOMPSONS SEEDLESS WOLFARD’S COFFEE THE 42 Chevrolet Ft* Aero 2 Dr Sedan Ke-conditloncd. Gleaming new 2- tone paint H at GRAPES matic elidth. 48 De Soto DeLuxe 9 Sedan $1195 Eyeeptionally clean, Tip-toe auto. Tran«, and over drive. 47 Pontiac 8 Convertible Coupe 8995 Fliti«hed regal red, good top and condition. 1.49 YAKIMA QUALITY 18 State Measures Before Voters on November Ballot T H it FREE CITY -DELIVERY TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Í BLUEBIRD BRAND FR ESH R A B B IT S W0LFARD5 y 0 U ^ TR/ENDL X FOOD STORE 6 3 7 M A ÍN S T . - COTTAGE GROVE I - • PHONE 53 Y O I’LL SAVE ON hM W X BRANDS AT Wtdfard’«
