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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1948)
AID TO RCMNIA? UongrvM bearli liiat *282.000 pot ili ui mdustil'l ni ichiiK'i v i» ■>eing loadcd (1| j, , <.y city, N l , ’for shipmr III lo Un , |'he di Ilosille was made by Rep Abili >■ VVelchel ili. Olilo!, wiui -.ani it i» InconsiMtent to tuke vtonomlc 6tvp» sgainst Russia while >ii|iply- ing ber wlth cquipment tu bulli! tip hei slrengtli. Wall Stivi t Jounini. CORVALLIS KoAC. the state CRESWELL club Saturday evening and was[ I hur»., K pr il 1, IR4X The Sentinel, ('ottwgr Grove, Oregon well attended. Mrs T. Kabler won Mrs. Dean Eusted, Mr» I-a- the quilt Receipts from the sale Easter Sunday of Mr Verne (.raid, Mrs, C. C. Sear- were 353 50. and Mrs. Tom Wright were Mr brougfi, Mrs Babe Eckels and Mrs. Harry V Thompson of Eugene, and Mrs George Waskie, Herman Alden Ellis were Initiated at the former resnient and buainesa man Waskie of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs tegular meeting ol Honor Rebekah of f'r< swell suffered a stroke of Clyde Wright, of Delight Valley, lodge Wednesday evening. L. W. paralyxM last week end and is at and Mr and Mrs. Dime Waskie of Eugene The neatest April Fool's I Mi y Alexander of Minnesota. and the Saeicd Heart Hospital. Mini's. J. P. Walker, Minnie Wil A new house has recently been Mr and Mrs. Delmas Quimby of Your National < luuni needs 25 trick the weather man could play lits, Ix'ona V eat ch and F. E constructed on E Olbekson'x Creswell were Easter Sunday on Oregon vegetable gatdcneni men. t 'an you qualify ? would be to give them a tew days Goude ol Cottage Grove were vis pro|>‘ity m the Scarbrough tract n»»*st« of Mrs Mary Quinn itors Mrs Goyde presented the , <>f sunshine in order that they for Mis. OlbekNon'* brother and Miss Aurora Hile invited several I might plant their gardens, states lodge with a picture to 1«- hung in family. of her little friends to her home I R. Ralph Clark, O S C. extension the hid! in honor of her brother Mr an<l Mrs. Gene Miller and for a birthday party Saturday. | and wife, the late Mr. and Mrs. horticulturist. sen of Portland sjamt the Easter . March 27th. Thus fur, it has been u par William Wallacp The sixth grade girls at the week end with her mother, Mrs Little Theater Club mot Tues Catherine Dorns and son James. Creswell school entertained th«* 1 V ticularly poor spiing for garden » ing. Clark declare», commenting day evening at the KM>F hall for a Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. J ¡orchard of boys of the class with a surprise on the fact that the season In potluck hiiiifx r with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Grove spent the week end Easter party Friday afternoon western Oregon is slower than Art Mogstad as hosts. A smelt was with their daughter, Mis. R. M I The girls served Easter cakes at UX iim I Ram. have liern the dls- planned for Wednesday evening, Carpenter and family. the party, turbing factor in many gardening March 31 at the Civic clubhouse Ted Kangas, Fire Chief al Cot The Youth Group of Creswell Mr and Mrs William Barnett will Grange is »iMinsoring a [>atty at tage Grove will soon move his pinna. Early April is the time to get be hosts at the April meeting. the hall Saturday evening, April 3 family to his new home in Lynx tin* main family gatrh-n planted. Mrs V. W. Johnston and Mrs. All young people of the commun- Hollow, which he has purchased Clark advises He says if no other R M. Carpenter took a group of ity are invited. Bom Johnny Leonard. good has come from the lateness Theta Rho girls to the Midway Many of the young folks of Easter visitors at the J. E of the season, there is lots of sod skating rir.k Friday evening for a Smith home were Mr. and Mrs. R Walker have been enjoying ice moisture assure d. Changing party. C. Smith and family of Portland, skaing in Eugene. weather cnuld bling garden plant Mr. and Mrs. Donal Connor had At the recent meeting of the Mr. ami Mrs E. E. Smith and fam. Malnutrition saps any car’s energy, ing conditions quickly. Since grow directors of the Creswell Union ity of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. as guests Sunday their son and ing conditions have been relatively high school, T. R. Graham, Homer Allen D Smith and family of daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. BP tomoffow" inai 21 heut» horn now? we moon that dey when all wto slows down its performance. You’ll' |M-or for early gatdeni, Clark pre Parks. EUaworth Hoffman and Mr. Sparta, Wisconsin. Howard Connor and children and recognize the prevailing symptoms. dicts that gardens planted now and Mrs. R. H. Hopper accepted Mrs M G. Miller has returned Mr. and Mrs. Vernon England. want n<w can can hava (Mm. \ will almost catch up with the earl contracts for another year, while to her home from Portland where Miss Audry Clark was also a guest Here’s how we make cars happier, ier seedings. Mrs G. A Bryant, who has taught she has been with a daughter. Mrs. from Eugene. by proper feeding. The season Is here for planting : here for several years, will retire J. W Goehler, w>ho was recently Jim Connor, George Walker, And. when thai day anlvee. we ll nood j!l youi <p J w*ll all you» conl.len^e such table and proei-sstng vege ’ from teaching Mm Helen Fer injured in an automobile accident. and Delbert Mathis were among fingiti « tables as fieas, beets, earrot*. on- nandez and Mrs Elizabeth Hath Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wald and the boys who attended the Father If your ei ‘ngine pings proteatingly, the eon- ions, chard, spinach, lettuce, cab- away arc leaving to be with their daughters of Marcola visited Sun and Son FFA banquet in Cottage dition is i orten pingitis, due to deficiency of anJ all y oui coopetauon lo continue lo jxoqteM. bagc, cauliflower, bush la-ans and 1 husbands who will be employed day w ith Mrs. Wald s grandmoth- Grove last week. Mr. Mathis was octanes. To restore smooth operation, ad early corn. ill and was unable to attend. minister New Mobilgas Special by tankfuls elsewhere. Alma Webb resigned as cr, Mrs. Minnie Smith. With planting will come the a director and an election for di- Grandma Smith who has been at our station. Mi». K. C. Schwenng and Mrs By opetalint) oui bueineu in accordance with lair, ethical practical, we ate early garden pests. Clark says 1 rectors for four years and five Finis Powell entertained their confined to her home for sometime MEATITIS gardeners may expect to sec CUt- years will be held in June. Mrs. J. classes of the Presbyterian Sun now was presented with an Easter High temperature following only normal wotms, slugs, anti aphids during lily plant on behalf of the Sunday day school at an Easter egg •etvin? Ine ««•* Iniereeto ol the community today, at will be torvin^ ll beat tomorrow. , hunt T Kerr is the retiring director. exertion is often the result of a diet of high the next few weeks. Poisoned bait Other members are J. W Sartelle, Friday afternoon. school on Easter Sunday. Grand octane only, without other essential ele is tlie twat control measure for the W. D. Tiedje and George Hayes. The following children were ma was able to be out of doors on ments of a balanced food. Our regular diet cutworms and slugs. Aphids are By urçtnç you to have ue ealety chock you/ cat regularly wo are helping Special pre-Easter services were baptized at the Methodist church her piorch for a while during the of New Mobilgas Special helps keep tem generally controlled by nicotine held at the Christian church on Sunday morning, Joan Walkup. day. perature normal. J sprays or dusts. Attendance on Easter Sunday at Thursday and Friday evenings of Michael Silvis, Francine Redding. you moot your ttOpbnMNllty to youiMU and to the community —*1« always diiv;^ • GUM ins Oregon county agents have in- last week. A group of students Michelle Marquardt. . Mary-Belle the Walker church was very close dicatcd there is considerable inter* from Northwest Christian College Koon and Robert Koon. to the record attendance of sev Gum stickiness causes engines to become < st in home vegetable gardens this of Eugene presented a play and •’ugifish. hard to awaken, and indicates in A group of 50 children enjoy et enty-five which attended last car thaïe mochanftaliy SAIL ternal congestion. By removing excess gum year, Clark states. A good many special music. an Easter egg hunt at the Meth Mothers Day. Seventy-one were on from the diet, through the use of Neu> persons, the horticulturist says, land for Easter services. Miss odist church Saturday afternoor The quarterly conference of the Mobilgas Special thia condition is quickly ate interested in helping the fam- with Mrs. Irma Ogram, Mrs. Rus Betty Lionberger's class sang a improved. dy budget along by growing soma ■ First Methodist church was held sell Tendick. Mrs E. Rand. Mrs special Easter number entitled recently and the pastor, Rev. Jo 'Christ Arose”, and a quartet con- ( of their own ftxtd items. LACKAHPA seph Knotts, was unanimously in C. Waiton, and Betty Tiedje ir. isting of Mrs. Sherrill, Mrs. charge. sm i When the patient refuses to roll over in STUDENTS IN NINE NATIONS vited to return for another year. Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, Red Cro& Jracie England, Miss Betty Lion- the morning, the diet probably includes too H. A. Howe was elected lay dele KAI SER o«/FRAZER automobiles >erger. and Miss Juanita Connor TO GET 52 FEIXOWSIIIPS chairman of the Creswell district many heavy elements. Use of a balanced FK/ttgH gQUIPMINT PARIS Fifty«two sttdrato ami gate to the Oregon conference in reports that 3650 of the $700 quota ang “In the Garden”. Mrs. Sherill ’ fuel such as Aetc Mobilgas Special provides a ra atatmaartH tarraat meri Portland and Mrs. Howe was ang a solo and the program was , research workers from nine war- elected alternate. extra energy at any time of day or night. has been reached dismissed with Miss Ltonberger | devaMuted nation» will study out- Fred H. Streeter died at Santa Your local national guard needs enlistment! Remember ulde their own countries this year The Youth Fellowship of the i ou cannot get a better balanced gasoline than Maria, Calif. Thursday, March 25 .eading prayer. Anny Day April 6 An Easter egg hunt was held for under an international fellowship Creswell Methodist church held 1948. at the age of 79 years. He Aeu> Mobilgas Special. Drive in today for a tank a sunrise service Easter morning program set up by the United Na was a former resident of Creswell ¡he younger classes after church. ful. t tions Educational, Scientific and at 6:30 o'clock, around the fire and is survived by two sisters, Your National Guard needs 25 Cultural Organization iUncsco) place at the church grounds. Mrs R F Scott of Creswell. Mrs Breakfast was served in the here. Sarah Reynolds of Medford. thre< men. Can you qualify? The fellowships, entirely fi- i church anmx under the super brothers. Lorin M of Fort Klam Inquiries concerning Oregon va- nanced by Uncsco, will last for vision of Mr. and Mrs. George ath, Oregon: George and Arthur ol ?ati>n resources, received from six rrt>iithK and will be in such Ross and Geo. Gwyther. Creswell. Funeral services were MERLE BAKER fields as radio education ,educa- i Lyle W. Alexander of Otiseo, held at the Schwering-Englanc lut-of-state persons by the touring 9th & Gibbs department of the Oregon State ttonal piolilcms of war-affected Minnesota, is visiting with his Chapel in Creswell Tuesday. Moto- Association, point to a children, libraries, art and music cousins, Mrs. C. I. Kent and G. N. Moving pictures of Oregon ant McDonah. He visited here nine teaching and educational admin years comics were shown at the Grange strong tourist volume in Oregon ago also. istration. meeting Thursday evening with his year, the Association declared. Jim Dorris and his class of boys Forty-eight of the fellowships ; Charles Taylor and C. H. Blanch DEALER Your Cannon Company No. 162 are directly linked with educa of the Presbyterian Sunday school and of the Oregon Mutual Insur attended a theatre party Friday ieeds^25 men. Can you qualify? tional reconstruction and will go I a nee company in charge. Harok to candidates in China, Czecho evening and then enjoyed refresh Parks and Don Vincent gave a slovakia, Poland, Greece, I)en- J ments at the church. skif on the income tax: Danny mark. The Netherlands, Norway i Milton Brown and son. Allen, of Grousbeck gave a recitation, Mrs Wallace, Idaho are visiting with and the Philippine* Republic. In ad- E. L. Reynolds gave an Easte: dition. two Chinese and two Indian P,C reading, and a duet and tableaus cundidates Will IM- awarded fellow- IvAl’^ *eld by Mr and Mrs M. O. Wicks. Mr ships to study mathematical ly at the Enckson place on the and Mrs. Al Viking, and Mr. anc Butte road, Henry Nelson was the computing machine's. highest bidder on the house and Mrs Leo Cole were obligated it the thin! and fourth degrees. A one acre of ground. Of the !>9 pedestrians killed in display table of table place favors Monte's Service station has a traffic in Oregon in 19-17, 55 per was arranged by the home eco cent were over 55 years of age, ' new arrangement of neon lights nomics committee. Prizes for de which are very bright and attract- reports the Oregon State Motor , ive. gree team work were annonnced Association. Mrs. Walter Hager visited last The Grange voted to donate the use of the hall Saturday evening PHILCO 1256. You'll say you’ve never seen any Your Cannon Company No. 162 j week with her daughter, Mrs April 17 to Dorena Grange to pre- ! Harold Christiansen and family in thing like it short of costly consoles ! Famed rhilco Retord < hanger needs 25 men. Can you qualify? I sent a benefit minstrel. Portland. plays 12 ten-inch or 10 twelve-inch records—leather- Dr Paul B. Means of the de- weight Tone Arm has "permanent" point—so in ibtieff! Your Cannon Company No. 161 partment of religion of the Uni Powerful, sensitive radio... gorgeous tone on bath versity of Oregon delivered the needs 25 men. Can you qualify? radio and record*. All yours to enjoy, in a stunning $1 ^0.95 sermon at the Presbyterian church new hand mbl'C.I hardwood «limit eabmet! | Xi je =— Sunday. The choir presented spe- A sensational value! Come in—hear it— today 1 j cial music and Dale Ziniker sang a solo. The children of the Sunday 1948 PORTABLE o । school presented their program from 10:00 to 11:00. PHILCO 360. Amanng un The degree staff of Wime- provenirne in perform, ih c. with- whala Encampment IOOF visited out ncc.l of ipeiul »ensi. Pbyt the local lodge Saturday and con in phnet. trami, ferred the first degree of Odd Fel »■ote plscM... S /g (1.9 5 lowship on Dean Eusted and E. E. on AC. DC or bat- A X * Rand. A social time fallowed with a number of Rebekahs attending. sensitive, lelcitivcf Uu Boiuiy Bob Easterling has changed the time of his regular auctions from 7>/r Sunday to Friday evenings. The Senior class of the high school enjoyed their annual sneak last week end and went to Heceta Beach. Çome In!,..Seo Them! Election of the queen and prin cesses for the prom was hcM re • Authorized Philco Dealer cently with Bevetly Hancock be ing elected queen; Betty Tiedje, attendant; Pat Bayless, Jeanne Wiring for lite and power Tiedje, Norma Rand and Louise Expert radio repair. Th’ more beautiful homes folk" Finch, princesses. 812 Main St. Phone 317 Main A River Sts. Mrs. E. D .Rinehart was host have th’ less they stay in 'em. ess at the recent meeting of the Stayin’ fer dinner when you’re In (Cloverdale Ladies club. A quilt vited is jest like pickin’ money off was tied and other sewing done. a rose bush. Mrs. A. L. Swartz was a visitor The Birthdays of March and April will be observed at the next meet ing which will be held at the home , of Mrs. Skinner. A benefit enter-1 Phone 163 lainment was sponsored by the 5th and Wash. station, will briMilvus another program ol the »erics, “ Livi d in (> iii Northwest Monday, I 5, al 2 pm Mrs. C Freder* lek Sicvey, Portland, member of Willamette Chapter, Daugh- of tin- American Revolution, will give tin* talk Better Weather To Start Rush Of Garden Work VIVRE t WHG 'N .due to poor diet HANSEN BROS. V » Baker’s Super Service »ou« ^^Mobilyis Mobilgas YOU Are Invited RADIO RAY ABE MARTIN FEATURING ADMIRAL DELUXE ELECTRIC RANGE With Flexo-Heat “No-Skip” Control and Simplified Automatic Cooking. Smart lines — Beautiful in appearance. Nichols Radio & Appliance Nelson Electric JUVENILE LINE £ McKenzie Texaco Station ELECTROMASTER BANQUET ROYAL RANGE With Oven Master Control Clock, Vita-Miser, Deep Well Cooker. Massive new lines — Gleaming porcelain finish. 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