The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 06, 1955, Image 9

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Section Two
14 Pages
The Cottage Grove Sentinel
FHURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 1955
COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON
NUMBER 21
4-Act Comedy, An Arizona Cowboy
To Be Presented, Dorena Grange Jan. 8
By Mr*. Walter N. Bowens
The Dorena Grange play, a 4-
act comedy drama. "An Arizona
Cowboy," a story of the west, will
be put on by a group of Grange
members at the Dorena Grange
hall on Saturday, January 8, at
8 p.m.
“Farley Gantt,” the cowboy-
sheriff, played by Alpha Pitcher,
is a courageous cattle puncher,
who has made himself so popular
with his fellow cowboys they have
elected him sheriff of Purple Dog.
Arizona. While the sheriff has
been out on the range rounding
up cattle thieves, his partner,
Paul Quillian. (Weston Cameron >.
has become infatuated with Cora­
lie Blackshear, (Maxine Winders'
and under the influence of the
lady and her gambler brother.
Duke Blackshear (Jack Winders)
begins to drink and gamble and
finally loses his job as paymaster
of the Double Z” ranch.
The ’Double Z" is bwned by-
“Miss Marguerite Moore” (Helen
Carlisle», who has great admira­
tion for (he sheriff. Although tht-
sheriff returns Miss Marguerite's
admiration, it is roughened con­
siderably by the crooked tongue of
a Navajo Indian, girl, "Fawn
Afraid.” (Barbara Downs), who
with the help of her father, Big
Elk, (Henry Snauer) trails the
desperadoes to their secret hide­
out.
Yow Kee, the heathen Chinese.
(Virgil Bassett) overhears a plot
to steal the payroll for the ranch,
and quickly enlists the aid of the
Young 'un, (Georgia McMillan) to
catch the attempted murder of
Hezekiah Bugg, a glorious liar
( Byron Houck » who is forced into
ORANGES
Now is the time!
Navel Oranges are
at their best.
Large Size
Half Case
GRAPEFRUIT
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Arizona finest
Boy they are fine eating
now!
PILLSBURY
Big 8-lb. bag
Occident Hardwheat
flour
Every bag a beautiful print apron
Milk It ALL
You Add
— Sentinel Photo
INFANTILE
PARALYSIS
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JANUARY 3*31
FIRST PLACE in the Women of the Moose - Knights of Columbus
sponsored Christinas poster contest went to (.ary Strong. Disston, for
this drawing. Gary also received 85 in cash for first place. The posters,
which were to feature the theme “Keep Christ in Christ mas," were
judged recently in the high school library.
Construction Activity Important
Prop in National Economy in 1954
A high level of construction ac- •- with a relatively small propor-
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t ion of total income in ...................
the form
tivity
been an important nmn
prop ( of
property income and relatively
to the national economy during high proportion in the form of
1954. according to the current wages, salaries, and proprietors'
Monthy Review of the Federal Re­ income are less stable than Cali-
serve Bank of San Francisco. Pri­ fomia, which has the largest pro­
vate construction activity espe­ portion of income of any of the
cially has been well alspe its 1953 states in the Twelfth District in
level, while public construction the form of property income.
outlays have been only slightly
greater this year than last.
Among the factors contributing
to the high level of private con- .
struction activity have been the
easing of mortage terms, the in­
creasing number and average size
of families, and the high level of
disposable income per family.
History was made at the timber
From available information it ap­ sale held December 16, by the Eu­
pears that construction outlays gene District office of the Bureau
in the Twelfth Federal Reserve of Land Management. Sixteen
District have not gained in 1954 tracts of timber, including three
as they have in the rest of the regular and 13 emergency tracts
nation. Contract construction em­ with a volume of 20.754.000 board
ployment in the District was 8 feet, appraised at $381,333.75, sold
per cent lower, on the average, for a record bid price of $767,045-
in the period January thru Sep­ 44. or slightly more than double
tember of 1954 than in January the appraised price. This is the
thru September of 1953; in the largest total bid price recorded
nation as a whole, by contrast, at any one sale, although a higher
average construction employment volume has been sold before.
was slightly higher in January
The emergency tracts were
thru September of 1954 than it made available as a result of a re­
was a year earlier. Residential quest made by the Governor of
building also was less active in Oregon to the Secretary of the
the District than in the nation Interior to alleviate the log short­
compared to year-ago levels, es­ age caused by last summer’s
pecially for the first six months strike.
of the year.
There were over 200 people at
A second Monthly Review ar­ the auction which lasted from
ticle discusses the stability of per 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m., with an
capita income payments in the adjournment for lunch. It was
seven states of the Twelfth Dis­ necessary to move to the Lane
trict. There have been marked Theater after lunch to accommo­
differences in per capita income date the bidders, who could not all
stability among these states since crowd into the usual sale room.
1929, with the intermountain
All tracts received competitive
states of Arizona, Utah. Nevada, interest with as many as 22 bids
and Idaho showing the least sta­ submitted on one sealed tract, and
bility and California showing the
high as 15 qualifying bidders
greatest stability. The differences as
the oral auction tracts. The
are thot to be largely reflections for
highest single bid price per thou­
of two kinds of structural factors sand was $49.00 for Dougla.s-fir
in the economies of the seven and there were a number of other
states. The first factor relates tracts which sold for over $40.00
to the source from which income
thousand.
payments are derived. The states per
The successful bidders were:
dependent primarily upon income Forcia Lumber Company, two
payments from agriculture (the tracts containing 2,354.000 board
intermountain states) show the feet at $46.18 per thousand for
least stability, while the state Douglas-fir; H. M .V G. Logging
which derives the highest propor­ Company,
478.000 board feet at
tion of income payments from $24.65 for Douglas-fir; R. M. Jor­
trade and service industries (Cali­ gensen, 219,000 board feet at $35.-
fornia) is the most stable. The 50 for Douglas-fir; Snellstrom
second fabtor is the different types Lumber Company, two tracts, 3,-
income payment. The states 687,000 l>oar(i feet at $37.16 and
$38.56 for Douglas-fir; Walter
Roberts, two tracts, 3,798.000
board feet at $37.50 and $43.25
for Douglas-fir; C. W. Guerrier
Lttmlier Company, 581.(MM) board
feet at 342(H) for Douglas-fir;
Fischer Lumber Company, two
tracts, 1,950,000 board feet at
$26 00 and $49.00 for Iiouglas-
fir; Leonard & Ellis I zigging Com­
pany, 403,00 board feet at $41.-
25 for Douglas-fir; Allum Broth­
ers logging Company, 1.378,(MM)
board feet at $40.00 for Douglas-
fir; Iver Konikson. 1,069,000 board
feet at $30.55 for Douglas-fir;
Hult Lumber Company, 3,966.000
board feet at $29.25 for Douglas-
fir: and John Postma, 871.000
board feet at $40.05 for Douglas-
fir.
The next regular monthly sale
will be held January 13, 1955, in
Room 12, Post Office Building,
Eugene, Oregon.
BLM Sale Makes
History Dec. 16
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ings.
doing menial jobs by his bossy
wife. Petunia Bugg, (Ellen Sher-
rill).
Duke, with the aid of his part-
ner Grizzly Grimm (Philip Lake >
decides to kidnap the beautiful
ranch ow ner and hold her for ।
ransom, takes her to the Black <
Hole, a cave in the hills, where
they are trailed by the Navajo
chief and his daughter, Fawn
Afraid, where the rescue takes
place.
A strong feature of the play is
the abundance of bristling, clean
cut western comedy that elimi­
nates all possibilities of any dull
moments, a mischievous little cow
girl, a bossy old woman, a funny
chinaman. who is always in trouble
and looking for more, and Heze­
kiah, the biggest liar in the state
of Arizona, will keep the audience
in good humor throughout the en­
tire play.
The Dorena Grange Home Eco-
nomics club will sell pie and cof-
fee after the play.
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3-lb. can 89C
POTATOES
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They cook white and fluffy
Spreckles Quality
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SUGAR
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Golden Grain Quick Cooking
RICE
Large pkg.
39c
EVERY ONE GUARANTEED
POPCORN 2 39C
STRICTLY FRESH
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Golden Grain Egg
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Personalized Service
Shoulder
Beef Roast
Graded
U.S.
Good lb
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49c
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Ground Beef Fresh lb.
Beef
Short Ribs
Graded
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Good |b
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3 cans $1.00
CHOPPED BEEF
49c
PORK SAUSAGE
49c
SAND STEAKS
12-oz. 49c
CORN BEEF
I 2-oz. 45c
PREM
29c
HASH Corn Beef
5 cans $1.00
SAUSAGE Vienna
3 cans 25c
POTTED MEAT No. i/4
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Clover Leaf — No. */2 f’ns
4 $.100
Young
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Beef Liver
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Fancy Boneless Roasts
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