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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1955)
London Winners of 4-H Scholarships Attend Week’s Outing at Camp Lane Premium Lists Out Lorane Residents Have Iowa Visitors SALEM More than 2,000 pre By Mr«. K. <•. Conner mium lists for the 1965 Oregon Phone I »UM IXfRANE Lynn Wyman and state fair have just lieen mailed from the fairgrounds here to for- children. Connie, Bruce. Nova LONDON Winners of 4-H half mer fair exhibitors and others. Lynn and Metric Jo ot Lakeview scholarships at London school are Fair dates are Saturday, Septem «pent a tew days in the Lorane Margaret Olds, third year sew ber 3 through Saturday. Septem and Cottage Grove vicinity last ing club; Beverly Heinrich, 4-H ber 10. week. Health club and Judy Hayes, third Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schätzte Art work on the cover of the year sewing, who is alternate for booklet illustrates the gay nineties of Coggan, Iowa, who have lieen Gladys Palki. fourth year sewing. the Arthur Barker theme of this year's fair. Exhibit. These girls left Sunday for Camp judging and competition regula home, returned to low a Tuesday Lane for a weeks outing. Mrs. tions and other necessary infor While they were here, the Barkers R. A. Heinrich took the girls to mation for exhibitors is given on 1 took them to Crater Lake, the camp Mrs. Joe Olds will bring dairy cattie. dual purpost*. beef, 'Oregon coast and to Sweet Home them home next Sunday. Half In Float Parade draft horses, sheep and goats, to visit relatives. Mrs. Schatzle scholarships were given by Lon Representing the London com swine, poultry. rabbits, honey bees, and Barker are sister and brother. don 4-H Mothers club, WCTU and one half scholarships by an anony munity in the Cottage Grove Cen Hand products, floral, art. foods Purdys Ranch was in charge ot tennial parade Saturday, the only and textile departments. mous giver. the Happy Valley Ranch Rodeo George Hinkle anil Requests lot premium booklets near Roseburg over the last week Jim Flemming, who spent July entry 4 here, returned last week to his Frank Stalder, bearded gentlemen | should be mailed to the Oregon end. They will take the stock from lemon farm at Fall Brook. Calif. of horse and buggy days. Hinkle [ State Fair, Salem and should state there on to Brookings for anothei He was accompanied by his daugh won second prize on his beard. the department in which the ner- rodeo this weekend. Ralph tiros ter. Thelma, and son. "Butch." The horse is used in logging op>j son making the request is inter hong of Albany has come up to —*—* so ........ that * “ the correct entry help out at Brookings. Mrs. Flemming and daughter, erations to a mill on London hills. ested Mrs. Dick Kelly, who has been blank can be sent with the Itook Donna, remained here to care for Russell Alfold won the Handi Ixindon Store during the absence ill in Cottage Grove hospital sev cap Shoot at the t'ottage Grove eral days, is improved and is stay of the Dean Martins, who are on Centennial shoot Ft iday. He broke ing at the Elvis Kelly home this vacation. hood with her grandmother at I 47 out of 50. week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Martin left Rev. Martin I^e, who has lx*en Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing are Blackbutte. by bus Sunday to go to Detroit. Mrs. Jane Funk celebrated her vacationing in Portland at the visiting in California with a son, Mich., for a new car. They will 77th birthday Sunday with a fam- ' home of his parents, was unable drive on to Penn Yenn, N Y.. to Don, and family. They accompa ily dinner at the Willard McKay to return home tor the Sunday i visit old friends. Mr. and Mrs. nied a son, "Corky," and family home. A son. Lawrence Funk, and services due to an infection in his after the July Fourth holiday. A car wreck at House Bridge family of Cottage Grove also at- 1 lip. He is still under the care of a recently was a family affair when I tended. The Lawrence Funks have physician. The Lee's little son. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKay, com I purchased a place at Walden. They Mike, picked vacation time to TERRILL CHAIN SAWS come down with measles. ing into the bridge, hit his moth- were former residents here. A three-day fishing trip at the The Sunday mottling service was ■ er s car just as it w as comin«’ out of the bride. Mrs. Willard Mc coast over the July Fourth week taken over by Dick Smith ot Drain Kay, Zane and Colleen were rid- end was enjoyed by the Willard and Roberta Tew was in charge ing in the other car. Minor dam McKay, Wayne McKay and Elwin of the evening service. age was reported to the cars and Kosey families, w ho camped out Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCrae, at Winchester Bay. Mrs Jane who light bruises to the occupants. have lived in Lorane the past Funk accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Fred Mills has plans for a three years while he was Superin Grace Jenkins, of Cottage Grove trip soon to visit her sister. Mrs. tendent of schools, have moved to Purl Hardistry, of Boise. Idaho, on a trip to the coast for the hoi- , Woodburn where he will I k * prin iday. who tripped and tell, breaking her cipal of the high school at Wood KM CONVINCING OtMONST«/ lON SU London HCTI right arm the last of June. burn Boys Training School this At the July 7 meeting of ion- I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills and don WCTC an invitation was read . Jack Mills of Blackbutte attend Attends ('ounseling ( amp ed the wedding July 2, at Rose from the state president to at Chezem Saw Shop Karen I.obek attended 4-H coun. tend a WCTU Institute July 20, at burg. of Sylvia Stimmel of Koos 849 N. Lane Ph. 1034 kia, Idaho, and granddaughter of the Church of God in Cottage selor training at 4-H Camp Lane from Thursday through Saturday Mrs. Mills. Sylvia visited here re Grove, and to participate in a last week. Karen will serve as a speaking contest by learning 39-tfcxxx cently and spent her early child- counselor the last week of girls verses from the Bible. camp from July 17-23. Gary Mit- An invitation was also received cheli and RoN'it Conner will to attend the annual Cottage serve as counselors at the week Grove WCTU picnic in the park, of boys camp July 24-30. They land the Ixmdon group was asked will take their counselor training to be in charge of devotionals. The date, August 4. will take the next week. Mrs. Russell Alford took JoAnn place of the regular meeting. Nease, Billy Alford and Jerry Hol Convictions of Rev. Sam Jones land Canby where the boys en | on "whiskey" was read from the tered to some events in the Junior AT CANNON ■ Cottage Grove Leader, of I8S9. Rodeo Sunday. Bill was first in APPLIANCE ( O. Thanks were expressed from Dr. calf roping with fast time of 16 Schaffner for a WCTU donation seconds while Jerry came in third 1—12-ft. Standard Fisherman $179.50 of $5 to I m * used in a fund for a with a time of 29 seconds. church organ at the mission in 1—14-ft. Standard Fisherman $279.50 Mrs. John Sullivan and son, Africa where Dr. Schaffner and Jack, of Florence visited at the 1—14-ft. Deluxe Runabout, includes ha rd wan* family are working at a leper Purdy home and attended the Lane colony. and wheel $419.50 Convention of Christian Mrs. Ernest Darnell spoke of County Churches held at Lorane Sunday 1—14-ft. Big Fisherman $329.50 the activity in Africa of her daugh afternoon. ter, Muriel Jean, who is a nurse 1—13-ft. Simwick Glass Boat $399.50 About 100 attended the conven and teacher in a hospital there. tion. Wayne Osborn of Florence Accompanying her talk. Mrs Dar (Freight in addition to above prices) was the mam speaker. The Ixtrane nell showed colored slides sent to group served sandwiches and cup | her by her daughter. Mrs. Schaf cakes to the convention members. ■ Top Trade-in — Easy Terms at fner’« mother, Mrs. E. C. Dye, played a recent tape record ag George Warner, Mrs. Carl Small. from the Schaffners. Six members, nine children and Refreshments were served bv Mrs. six guests attending included Gale Roby, hostess. Next meeting Ph. 73 702 Main Street Mrs. Dye. Mrs. Darnell, Mrs. Dale will lie with Mrs. Elwin Kosey in McCoy, Mis. Bob Randall, Mrs. 1 September for election of officers. By Mrs. Gale Kobv Rhone '92 KI Kenneth Oswald The Martins ex pect to he away six weeks. The Oswald family once lived at Cou gar Rend. The Arvid Palki family away on a trip to Minnesota to visit relatives. Don Morton, who is away on a trip to visit the Ix*e Johnson family at Fowler, Calif., has ex tended his vacation anothet week | to accompany the Johnsons on to Los Angeles. BURCHCRAFT BOATS CANNON APPLIANCE COMPANY 3 BOYS’ FOOD MART BACK ROOM CLEAN UP SALE We have just completed building additional warehouse space. We have a tremendous amount of merchandise rolling, so we still need to make room. This Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday we are going to clean up all odds and ends. By the case or half case, everything will go at cost plus 10%. This merchandise will be on display in our annex. Now Is Your Chance to Stock Up the Pantry CORN - PEAS - BEANS - TOMATOES MILK - COFFEE - DOG FOOD - LUNCH MEAT SPINACH - FRUIT JUICES - PEACHES COTS - STRAWBERRY PRESERVES , And all other items, out of the back room in half case or case lots— at cost plus 10%. Famous brands, such as LIBBY'S, STOKLEY'S, VAN CAMP'S. PHEASANT, DEL MONTE, Etc. . •'wrawinriw Here Is An Example: StrawberryPreserves Pheasant Brand in I 2-oz. Jars—Cheaper Than You Can Put Them Up. S2?8 Case MILK Cottage Brand in Tall Tins S498 Case PEACHES Pheasant Brand Elbertas in Large 2/2 Tins, As Cheap As You Will Get Them This Year. S598 Case PRODUCE ■ This is one department that we are proud of. We handle only quality. CELERY No. I Utah type large crisp stalks. Pound 8c GRAPES Either Seedless or Red at a rock bottom price. 2 pounds This is perhaps your last chance to buy year. In Our Meat Dept. 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