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12 PAOEH SECTION TWO 10 More Shopping Days Till Christmas dottale ®roue Sentinel You Gain by Giving News Devoted to the Interests of the Common People VOLUME LVH COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1946 CRESWELL NUMBER W • las«, merit Illidges to Walter Gold church met at flic annex Wednes About one hundred Boy Scouts ing for safety, U>uis O'Dell for 1st day afternoon with Mr». C. I parent» and guest» attended a pot aid und safety, Merlin Olbekaon Kent. Mrs. B. A Land. Mr«. C. C. luck supper and Court of Honor at for animal Industry. Jackson Sage Hash, and Mr« R E Wright as the School Auditorium for cooking. farm home and its ' hoMtcssrs. There were fifteen At the annual meeting of the Monday evening. Guetta present planning und «afoty; David Shoop i member« present. Mrs. H. A Howe South Lane District of the Boy lor athletic», mechanic al drawing, were: It L Bales, scout executive, , litl the devotion» and Chrivlmas Scouts of America, held December n nd Mrs. Bales. Ray llemenwty, rabbit raising, Jim Shoop for ath- carol» were »ung by the group. 3rd in the city hall. Cottage Scout commit iceman, I lurold Irtlo, rubbit tuising and life »uv- A shower for the Gum Moon Chin- Grove. Arthur Wcinkauf and Shearer, Scout all of Ing; Cha». Tate for public health; ne»e girl» home In San Francisco Lance Naish were elected officer« Eugene. George Roa«, J A Cole- Robi’rt Walker for art, form home was held Tile next meeting of the to serve through 1947. Mr. Wein- man. H W Taylor. E. W Hoag and planning, reading, und safety, । WSCS will be held December 18 kauf appointed the following land, Rev. James Moberg. Mr and Nel»<>n WcNMll.ind for farm records, at the annex and will feature a men to serve on the committee: Mrs. Ro»s Graham, Lawrence and liookkvcping Star Scouts; shower for the Methodist old folks Damon Scott, Eldon Grable, Lar Chestnut, mid Mm C I Kent Af lairen BrcMiks, Waller Golding, home in Salem. It wa» announced ry Hird and Earl Ballew. Repre ter the »up|a । the Court of Honor I aiuix O'Dell, Merlin Oblekson, there would lie a clothing drive for sentatives from Troop 18 sponsor Jackson Suge, and Roliert Walker was held with Mr Hoagland act. overseas relief. The program com ed by the Methodist church will mg M judge and aotfitM 1» Othei Life Scout: David Shoop, und Jim mittee is pinning a lixt of hostess be appointed at a later date. officer» ami Darrel Stott ns clerk. Shoop Engle Scout: Darrel Stolt, es for the coming year and it will Lester Porter Jr, has met all und Curl Anderson. Engle Gold I m 1 announced later. The following awards were given: of the requirements for the Eagle At the VFW meeting Monday 2nd class, Eugene Wrlghl. 1st Palm Scout, Nelson Wixidland A. Scout rank and his application » surprise feature Darrel Stott evening P Larson, and J. Il Mc- will be reviewed by the district pinned an Eagle Scout Mother pin Cullttck were »worn in as new committe on January 7. on his mother. Mr* II L. Stott. members. Plana were made for the Plans are being made to hold a Mrs Eldon Wilkins, sinter of Carl annual community Christmas tree family Scout roundup in February. Anderson was honored likewise and program to lie held December This will include a potluck supper Plana for the control of flood 21 and the following committee for parents and friends of all water in the northwest section of was appointed to confer with the Scouts and an advancement Court town were discussed at the regul auxiliary: Guy McDonaugh, Frank I for Cub Scouts and Boy Stouts. ar meeting of the city council Mon DeBerry, Bob Easterling. Carlyle 1’1 IONE 26-1-2 day evening The curfew and its Scarbrough, George Miller, Paul enforcement was also discussed. Hussey, Vincent Bussey, J. G. Mc- It you want quick service Christmas refreshments and an Cullock, Roy Peterson, and Harold exchange of gift« was enjoyed at Peterson A pot-luck dinner will A fog maker similar to that used In World War II to eerten troop move , th«’ meeting of the EZ Club at the be held December 28 al the ment«, la a powerful new weapon In the peacetime war on Insects and IOOF hall Tuesday afternoon. The Grange hull with George Miller, other peeta. Produced by Beeler Corporation ot Emeryville, California, and installation of the flood light at Frank DeBerry, P. Larson, J. G. called the ' Bte-Kd Aeroaol Generator,” the machine sends out a lethal the front of the hull was an- McCullock, anti Floyd Babcock tn fog which destroya peeta on crops and liveatock; In orcharda; and in nounced. The light wax purchased charge. A discussion was held rel barna and other buildinge. It la alao being used in cities and towna for Thirty home demonstration ag- Mime time ago by the club. OffL ative to the new building planned. controlling fliea and moeouitoea. ents, the number having jumped cers. were elected as follows: pres- There were thirty memtierx pres ident, Mrs L. H. Brown; vice- ent. '■Choo) Friday afternoon. Joyce Me-' Corning, California where they from 19 since last spring, met on 20 South 5th Street the campus at Oregon State col pre* . Mrs. C 1. Kent; secretary Delbert Walkley, and John A iJonaugh recited "The Night Be visited their son, Wayne Petty lege the first week in December Mrs Chas Ellis; treasurer, Mrs, Ray were given the initiatory de fore Christmas." the orchestra un- i and wife. While in Corning they 48-tfc K F. Scott. to confer with state extension spe gree at the regular meeting of tier the direction of Miss Ruby! also visited with Mr and Mrs. Les Dorcas Circle of the Mcthixlist Gilfry Dxlgc I OOF Wednesday Goldsworthy played a group of lie Weeks, and Mrs. Ralph Bayless, cialists and to compare ways of carrying oi*t extension programs in evening. Plan« were made for the numbers, the fifth grade chorus ac all former Creswell residents. Mrs. counties companied by Miss Avey sang four Bayless is the former Mary Silk district installation to be held in "Selection of Electrical Equip numbers, a group of sixth grade , wood. Eugene January 14 Mr. and Mrs. Travis Kerr have ment" was the topic of discussion Mrs. E. A Schwering returned boys presented a play, the seventh to her homr Friday from a Eugene and eighth grade chorus sang two returned from Philadelphia. Penn, at a training meeting on buying hospital where she had undergone select Ions, and the girls trio, Jean where they attended the wedding refrigerators, ranges and washing machines presented by Mrs. Mabel an operation earlier in th«1 week. ine Everson. Barbara Tiedge, and of their son Manin Travis Kerr to Sue Crosby, sang a number. Mrs. Miss Helen Virginia Carter, daugh C. Mack, assistant state home A son was born to Mr and Mrs. demonstration leader. The demon Calvin Taylor at a Eugene hospi- Gwendolen Lampshire Hayden, co ter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. author of Muslin Town, a book of Carter of Philadelphia. Pvt. Keith stration will be given in Washing- tai Saturday, December 7. It ton, Yamhill, Deschutes. Linn and the first child in the family and early On-gon life, was presented Kerr, of Warrenton, Virginia, Multnomah counties within the by Mrs C. I. Kent. Mrs. Hayden brother of the bridegroom, was next three months. the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. H N. Traxler. The baby has gave an interesting talk on the best man. Ixxik and asked that anyone know Recent research findings in nu- l>een named Calvin Harold The local telephone company has The Sisterhood of the Christian ing of any elderly people who could been informed that the new switch trition were explained by Dr. Clara church met at the service room give her information on early Ore board has been shipped and they Storvick, associate professor of Thursday afternoon with 20 mem gon history please contact her. are anxiously awaiting its arrival. foods and nutrition at O. S. C. Miss ber!, 5 children and one guest During the business meeting New subscribers to the system Lucy A. Case, specialist in nutri present. A Christmas program was which followed it was voted to dis who have had their telephones in tion presented a demonstration on presented and an exchange of gifts pense with refreshments hereaf stalled lately are: Alvin H. Cros bread making for agents of several held. The new officers will Ite in ter It was also voted to treat the by. Mrs. Junie Kelly, F. E. Ken counties. Agents conducting girls’ stalled at the next meeting which Girl Scouts at one of their meet- nedy, O. M. Hunter. Waiter L. 4-H club work conferred with L. J. is to be held at the home of Mrs. mgs in appreciation of the help Rookard, R. D. Timberlake. Paul "Doc” Allen, acting state 4-H club the> gave at Jhe recent auction E. Walp, E. A. Woodard, and R. leader. Elite Johnson. James M. Morris, program direc Word has been received of the sale. Mr Lee Cantwell and Mr. C. Andrews. Mrs. Verono I. Kovar birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Law: rence Chestnut were appoint- has reopened her hatchery and tor of station KOAC, demonstrat Leonard Archer of Detroit, Michi- ed to investigate the possibilities had her telephone connected again. ed methods of planning and writ ing radio scripts. Nearly every gan. on October 30. Mrs Archer of purchasing a new stove for the home demonstration agent con was the former Marion Fuller of school kitchen. Mrs. E. Rand. Mrs. 1.827 EI.K KILLED J. V. Birdsong, and Mrs. Harold lit RING SEASON ducts a local radio broadcast, re Creswell. ports Mrs. Azalea Sager, state A pot luck dinner was enjoyed Clark were appointed to the pro Incomplete returns from elk home demonstration leader. gram committee for the next by the Cloverdale Club Thursday. hunters show a kill of 1.827 elk. Fifty active and former mem । A business meeting and quilting meeting. Refreshments were serv with the highest number. o55, re ed in the kitchen by Mrs. W. L. bers of the home economics ex occupied the afternoon. ported from Grant county. Distri Officers were elected at the Scott, Mrs. Ed Graham, and Mrs. bution of the kill by counties is tension staff attended the annual Kenneth McCoy. Christmas dinner and meeting of Thursday evening meeting of the as follows: the D. D. D.. organization of wo Tri-community club met Friday Eastern Star. The following will Baker 306. Clackamas 1. Clat men extension workers. Three spe evening with Mrs. Riley Petty in serve for the coming year: worthy sop 172, Columbia 3. Crook 9, matron. Martha Taylor; worthy charge of the Christmas program Grant 555. Harney 40, Jefferson cialists and 14 agents and assist ant agents were initiated. The and Mrs E. F. Roberts in charge patron, Henry Taylor: associate 1, Lane 20, Lincoln 20. Malheur group elected Faye Nichols as the of the refreshments. A New Years I matron. Jeanette Bullis of West Eve watch party was planned for **arion 5, Morrow 30, Umatilla new president. Marian Farrel, fir; associate patron. Arthur Bull - — ’ -- 268, Union 191, Wallowa 166, home demonstration agent from is of Westfir; secretary. Clara the night of December 31 at the Wheeler 4. total 1.827. Jackson county and retiring presi Spencer; treasurer. Fay Wicks: club house. dent. presided at the dinner. Only a small percentage of re Theta Rho girls met Thursday conductress, Esther Dersham; as sociate conductress, Vera Gibson evening and made plans for a turns have been received, however, Wiring on Big Liner of Oakridge. Guests for the eve Christmas party to be held Decem and hunters are asked not to delay in forwarding their report cards. The Queen Elizabeth, world’s ber 19. First nomination of offi ning were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craw This should be done even if no elk largest ocean liner, has 4.000 miles ford. Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. cers was held. of electrical wiring. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. were killed. H W Bryden and Mrs. Lucille Earl J. Greenwood at a Eugene Kinnarnan The Christmas party hospital November 30. Mr. Gwn- w ill he held December 19. Miss Myrna Miller, senior in wood is the proprietor of the local i. M. Kimble, Owner Phone IM nursing at the University of Port Red and White Store. Mrs. Celina Duyck died at her land. is at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs Melvin Miller, home near Creswell Wednesday. convalescing from an automobile Dec. 4. 1946. She was born in 1890 at Alter, Belgium and came to accident. About $225 was clean'd at the Oregon in 1912. She had been a annual bazaar and chicken-pic sup- resident of this community for 25 per sponsored by the Presbyterian years. She is survived by her hus Ladies Aid at the Grange hall band. Karl and three sons and Friday. The Missionary Society- three daughters: Charmaine Ad had a food booth at the hall the ams and Margaret, both of Port same day and cleared about $15. land. Cecil of Goshen; Clara. Gary, the infant son of Mr. and Richard, and Hubert at home; Mrs. R M Carpenter, was taken four grandchildren. Funeral ser to the Sacred Heart Hospital1 vices were held at the Schwering Thursday suffering from a throat Chapel, Saturday. December 7. with interment in the Creswell infection. The grade school children pre cemetery. sented the program at the meeting Mr .and Mrs. Ed Petty have re of the Mothers Club at the grade turned from a two weeks trip to District Boy Scout Meeting Dec. 3rd PLUMBING Home Agents in Conference Plan 1947 Activities J. P. Walker THIS WEEK CIRCULATOR WOOD HEATERS GRANITE & STEEL TEAKETTLES MAIL BOXES, COUNTRY AND CITY DISHPANS LINSEED OIL ROASTERS IRONING BOARDS PAILS, GRANITE Court Agrees to Review Coal Case Starting Jan. 14 WASHINGTON The Supreme Court in an extra-ordinary legal . step agired Monday to speed a final decision on the contempt of court conviction of John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers (AFL). The court action came a few hours after the miners had started to stream back into the mines af ter an 18-day strike shutdown. Lewis, bowing to President Tru man, anounced Saturday that he was ordering the 4Q0.000 soft coal miners back to work pepding a review of the contempt conviction by the Supreme Court. The district court here imposed fines of $3,510.CMX> on the union and Lewis for going ahead with the strike in defiance of a court order. The union appealed the convic tions to the U. S. Court of Ap- peals. The government then asked the Supreme Court to take over the case directly. The high courts order Monday agreed to deviate from the normal legal channels and review it directly. The Supreme Court also set an early date Jan. 14— for argu ment on the case. This was under stood to have been agreed to by union and government attorneys. Unless the Supreme Court has unusual difficulty in making a de cision. this should assure a final verdict before the next coal strike deadline March 31. Rats Destructive A rat is said to do at least one dollar’s worth of damage a year on the farm and twice that much in the city. The total annual damage is estimated at $200.000,000. Pat’s Saw and Lawn Mower Shop 41 S. 6th St. We are prepared to sharpen saws—cross cut, skill and band, up to m-in., circle. Hand saws sharpened and retoothed. I,awn mowers and other tools sharp- enett. Phone 146. 33-4tp-tfc FISH < ONNERVATION ATED FOB UMPQUA Members of the Roseburg Rod and Gun club submitted a list ot recommendations for the conserva tion of fish life in the UHipqun riv er at a club meeting Friday night in Roseburg. Among the recom mendations submitted were: re duction of spring Chinook to threo fish in one day or three fish In seven consecutive days. All tribu taries to the North Umpqua would be closed to any kind ot fishing. 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