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THVBWhAV, JUNE ft,. 1941 PAGE THREE TTTE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON Seed Growers of Oregon Organize State-wide League Saginaw Mr. and Mrs. Ervin GJuih of Portland spent the week end at j the home of Mrs Gluth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krebser. Mrs. Edward Pettit, who is here from Seattle visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J J. Copple of Cottage Grove, called on rela tives here Tuesday. Vldyne Haverfield came by a ir plane from her home in Wyoming I to spend several w<-eks with a cousin, Alyce Fisher Mrs. Laura Greer of Wulden spent several days with Mrs. b iw - <•11 Br-nston who has been ill, caused from a poison spider Rite she received while down on the | roust. Mr. and Mrs. L. Prim- returned to I heir home here la st week af ter spending the winter traveling. W. C. Wood stojjje-d for a brief visit at the Ralph Hill h<sne one day last week, enroute from Washington when- he had spent 1 couple of months to his home at Sutherlin. Mr. Wfsxl is an uncle of Vivian and Velma Pollock. Mrs A rthur Rei-'l accompanied Mm.'"Waldin Hlleman of O utage Grove to Ix-ahurg Monday where they spent the day with Mrs. Hiloman’s mother, Mrs. Chris Oregon eeed growers who are responsible for un Industry I hut Rdds uonir five million dollurx an nually to the ugrlrulturul Income, have decided to |xxd their Inter ests In the creation of a state wide organisation to la- known us the Oregon Heed Growers league T I m * organization of this service association wus completed at a meeting held at Oregon Slate col lege which followed several pre» Itmlnary meetings of organisation committees. The new association wns pat terned rather closely after the Eastern Oregon Wheat league T H K A D M IR A I. W A T C H E S Rear Admiral W H P Blandy, chief of the which has for some 15 years oper N s v y Ordnance Bureau, intently watches the actum of a deep hole boung engaged In the production of the 20 mm Oerhkon anti-aircraft gun ated effectively us the voice of the machine automatic cannon, at the Pontine M>A<x Division defense plant. Admiral commercial wheut growers in this Blandy has culled the O erh kon -w h ich fires in escess of 400 explosive shells state. For the lime being the as t» r minute— "the most efficient of its calibre yet developed." W L K .fiy , sociation will l>e unincorporated. flight •uprrintendent o f the d tfm M plant, derooottmte«. The Pontiac plap.t U It was decided, as It will not serve lit active pcuductlon •fte r Je»» than 45 days pre pax nt ion. as a marketing organization, but merely as the official voice of the lovvly plfie. There were 21 pen |M-rtalning to the work of the Oregon seed Industry. church were ’ discussed manship certificates uwardr-d Glen Ritchie of Forest Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iioney and Mrs. Frances Treadwell, pri who has headed a Washington son Jimmie of Ijith n m were county seed growers' group and mary teacher, has moved to Lynx guests Sunday at the Howard Cox I'.-.-.l Hollow, when- h'-r husband is em who was chairman of the organ Mrs. J. Korstjens and children ployed. Mrs. T rc ’idwcil will teach borne. isatton committer-, was elected us are leaving this w««-k for Nevada the Lynx Hollow scnool the cotn- on«- of nine directors, and later where M r. K ontjens has been Ing'sn’hool year. Miss Mury Eason, r wus chosen by these directors as employed the past month. Intermediate I • icher, went to president for the coming year Mr and Mrs. Austin McRey- A large crowd of young folks .Medford to visit friends before g e Other officers are liernal Hug. nolds vislted Mr. McReynolds’ gave Cleora Korstjens a farewell Ing to her home at Tigui-d. Elgin, vie«- president, anil E. R parents, M r and Mrs. E L. Mc party at the Fisher home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips Jackman, Oregon State college Reynolds and other relatives here evening. ex tens Ion specialist In farm crops, entertain«-d their daughter, Mrs. from Thursday till Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Frank Krebser and son Carl King, and granddaughter secretary -t reasurer. McReynolds has Ixa-n employed ut Jimmy accompanied hpr son-in- The state wus divided Into sev- ’ Joan King of Cottage Grove at tin- Boeing A ir fields for several law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. en districts with one director for dinner .Sunday, It being Mrs. months und was enroute to M ed-, Ervin Gluth, to Portland Monday King’s birthday anniversary. each, with the exci-ptlon o f the ford where he will take up his visit there and with relatives Zellu Mae Gable, who spent the work again with the forest ser large district Including all of the Ridgefield, Washington. W illam ette valley and linod River past year with her sister, Mrs. vice. c<tuhty, which Is represented by Wayne Berggwn, and attemk-d Mrs. Gene Boss and two sons three directors The nine directors high school in Cottage Grove, lias and Mrs. Amerigo Mostachetti by districts are as follows: Coast gone to her home at Newberg. and son and Mrs. Emerson Eich- Lily Hemenway entertained for district, Mark Johnson, Astoria; M r und Mrs. II. L. Hilton of ler of Curtin visited Tuesday with her daughter M arjory’s f i f t h WlUamette valley and Hood R lv -1 Ix-ahurg were guests Friday at Mrs. H arry McDole. birthday Sunday. Marjory's er. Glen Ritchie, Fon-st Grove; | the C. II. Woods home. Mrs. (ieorge Alleman accom grandparents and near relatives Raymond Johnson, Eugene, Joe Mr. und Mrs. Bud Fairchild, panied her slater, Mrs. F. M. Harland, Rickreall; southern Ore Frank and Alfnxl la-nt of Kern Cltapman, to the basket weaving were present. She received a num gon district. E r a n k Schotzwohl. ville, spent Friday ut the Nelson club Tuesday. A potluck dinner ber of lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Sparks Grants Pass; south central, E A Bemis home was served anil there were a num spent the week end with Mrs. Geary, Klamath Falla; central. M r and Mrs. Mark Morgan and ber of visitors. Sparks’ grandparents. Mr. and J. E. Thompson. Bend; eastern, daughter Betty spent decoration Mr. und Mrs. W. O. Saunders M W Osborne. Nyssa; northeast duy at Klumath Fulls. came up from Cashman und at Mrs. N. L. Bolton. Mrs. M ilton Clow and daugh ern, Bernal Hug. Elgin Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKuy of tended the graduation of Mrs. The league will provide a means Yonculla were guests Friday at Saunders' nephew, George IXigan. ters of Klamath Falls visited Ed for the Industry to express itself the W illard McKay home. Mr, Saunders returned to Cush- j Ashby last week. Mrs. Roscoe Richardson anil on matters of legislation ami will Mr. and Mrs. George Green and tnun Saturday and Mrs. Saunders be used to help maintain the baby of Seattle visited at the remained for u visit with relatives family spent thp week end with the Norman Bachelder family. qualify of the Oregon seed output, home of Mrs Green's parents. Mr. here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sherman and to work for greater stand and Mrs Samuel Medford, from M r and Mrs. Glen Barnett who ardization of grades, according to Thursday till Sunday. recently moved to Goshen where were dinner guests of Mr. and purposes set out In the by-luws. The Harry Garmans spent sev Mr. Burnett was employed at the Mrs. A. B. Smith. Sunday. Franklin Powers visited with eral days visiting ut the August Richfield service station, had the Lahach liotng at Rose laxlgt. misfortune of having a fire F ri- his brother Lawrence Powers of Miss Mildred Cox of Portland day which entirely burned their Eugene last week. Mr. and Mrs. Holliday and W il- Graduation exercises for I he Mth spent the week end here visiting living quarters and almost des grade was held Tuesday evening. relatives troyed the station. M r. and Mrs. J. E. Bnnton, L. R. Goodwin. Burnett lost all their clothing. There were two girls and five boys In the class. A flag drill wns Felix Emu, W. T. Jones, George They are at the home of Mrs. given by small boys. Introduction Powell and Curl Small acted us Burnett’s mother, Mrs. Mabel of class; vacation special, by in palltieurers at the funeral of Mrs. Gens. termediate grades: clu.xx prophe Elizabeth Suthariaad bald at Got» Guests at the home of Mr. and cy; American music from an early tag«- Grove Monday. Mrs. F. M. Chapman Sunday were Samuel Medford and J. E Bnn Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Conant and date up to the present, by upper grades; Rth grade song; L. R .’ ton spent Thursday at Salem as son Richard of Portland and Mr. of th e lor-«l and Mrs. Steiner from Washing Gobdwin. chairman of the school representatives board, gave a 15-mlnute talk and Church of Christ, at a gathering ton, a brother Roy and family also presented the diploma.--, 'lbs of representatives from CaHfor- from Eugene and Mrs. Joe Gerber , upper grades presented their nia. Washington. Idaho and Grc- and IXinnu Mae Cutnpliell of Eu gon Churches of Christ. Matters gene, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- fec of Cottage Grove and M r. and Mrs. Stevens and family of West- fi fir. Mrs. Elizabeth Jobe and son-in- , law. Chas. M iller, from Central, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W alter Robinson. Mrs. Carl Burkett of Marshfield and granddaughter, Karen Burk- ‘ ett of Eugene, were here Memor ial day and visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell, who have tx-en living on the Lee IX i gan ranch for some time, a rt moving to Roseburg where M r Russell has accepted a position at the veterans hospital. Mrs. F. M. Oiapman and son Clair and Margaret and George Goodell went to Lake Tahkenitch on a fishing trip Wednesday. ........... e- » - « Divide Cedars I is. Mr. and Mis. Carl Holliday and Dickey and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dryips of Yakima, Wash ington, were dinner arfcl supper guests at the James Ilemenway home Saturday. Guests were Mis. James Hemenway’s folks, Mr. and Mrs. Loughlin were week end vis itors with the R. H. Manbeck family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Godard and Ed Ashby left for Central Point Tues- day to visit Mr. and Mrs. M arrin Young for several days. Mrs. W. A. Hemenway serve»! a buffet dinner honoring Danny IP-ad and wife of Los Angeles May 2M. M u . Viola Young, Mrs. Neyhart and Jim and Jean of Washington and Mrs. Henderson of Portland visited Mrs. M yrtle Powers last week. The Cedar Sunday school en joyed a combined Sunday school picnic at W alker Sunday. TOW NSEND TH* TylO O ne, two W hat do I do? Three, four — all this and more! I cool and seal f And stop each squeal And do m y bit To clean up grit For cars this ye ar sew s . H ave much to fear Mrs. Lillie Rcmmo, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. L. D. Tucker and Mrs, B. F. McCullum were the committee in charge of th<- program Monday night which consisted of music, readings and group singing. Three visitors were present from Spring- field. The program on June 16 will be in keeping with "Dad's Day." Announcements included the 4th district mass meeting to lx- held in the city park Sunday- June 8. Picnic dinner with the club furnishing the coffee and cream followed at 1 p. m. by a program and an address by J. Fred Stilwell of Albany. R. G. Wright of Hauser, Oregon is chairman of the 4th district coun cil and Elmer J. Kent chairman of the committee on arrange ments. A bout. 100 attended the social night. From oils that fail In one d etail! This h ard -w o rk in g young fellow is just a drop of Golden Shell — a m ntor o il balanced especially for today’s p recisio n -b u ilt cars. Golden Shell, fast flow ing, gets into the tight, hot moving parts to . . . — carry off dangerous h aat clean out g rit and carbon — — sea/ pistons so power can’t (lip past Corona Portables. The Sentinel lubricate as only a to u g h -b o d ied lo n g -lastin g oil can do H — Well Groomed TH I MODERN OIL FOR with invisible half-soling. 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Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bennett of Portland were week-end guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Fisher, and visited with Mrs. Bennett’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Fisher. Mrs. Louise Bales of Medford was In the Hollow recently in the interest of the Into George Telller estate. Mr. Telller, a resident of the Hollow for many years, passed nw-Hy at Medford about four weeks ago. John McCulley Is in the Hollow shenrlng sheep. He expects to be' through shenring this week. The hay crop is unusually large In the Hollow this year. John Sul livan has started to harvest his hay crop. The Men’s Toggery For extra summer energy eat Gustafson's ice cream in all popu lar flavors. 43-ltc-4i Suggestions for Dad EVERYTHING FOR MEN A. W. Helliwell Corona Portables. The Sentinel. Corona adding machines for sale at the Sentinel office. I V H t N AN OWNER of a lowest-priced car changes to Pontiac, the first good news he gets is the small size of his monthly payments. 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