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The young |>eoplr of Lynx Hol Hager home Mrs Christiansen ia low district In Id a church |»rty at a daughter of the Hagers. By Mary Quinn SABINE TO JOIN board of higher education. the Walker g>tn Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston Creswell Building Despite had weather, about Ml A graduate of the University of U. OF O. FACULTY and son of Jasper called on Mr City council met in regular ses- Wisconsin, where he received his The Circle M ranch al Culp Saturday May 22nd is the big ■ sion Monday evening and issued Johnston's mother, Mrs. U>uis Er young people of th«* communities of Cottage Grove, Lynx Hollow, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, baccalaureate degree in 19.19 and lay for the Cottage Grove Junior building permits to Fred Trumbiy, vin, Sunday. Creswell. Delight Valley. Saginaw, Creek was sold April 21st to E. S. Eugene, May 3 (Special I Gordon his master in 1941. Mr. Sabine has 'hamber of Commerce Auction 1 C. C. Bush and the Assembly ol Mothers Club Electa Walker, and Dallas. hel|>ed Nancy Stockman of Yoncalla by E. B. Arthur Sabine will arrive on the bix-n doing graduate work at the Sale from which the proceeds go ' God church. Application for li Mothers club met at the grade Quinn celebrate her 16th birthdav Lawson Plans are being made by campus at the opening of fall University of Minnesota toward to the Hospital fund. Remember cense to operate a dance pavilion school Friday afternoon and elect term. 1946, to take up duties as his doctor of philosophy degree. The young people enjoyed a big Stockman, retired Standard oil Urgent need for more dairy this is your auction and your hos- assistant professor of journalism. His major fields of study have cows on Oregon farms is apparent >ital! Give anything that you don't by H. P. Marcotte in his building ed new officers as follows: presi- bonfire near the pond on the Jack- Co. Man. to improve and face-lift His appointment was confirmed at been in journalism, economics, in view of pros[Hvts for continued teed that is saleable and bring it on the Cloverdale road was made dent, Mrs. Harold Clark; vice son pasture. Wieners and buna, the ranch. the April meeting of the state psychology, and political science. population growth and the fact in to the sale or call 327, 617 or and was tabled pending the proper president, Mrs R. H Campbell; toasted marshmallows, ami coca- submission of the application. A secretary, Mrs Wilbur Scott; cola were served by the hostess. । Nhrlnrr «»-or — Nat.. Armory that cow numbers show an actual 101L and they will be glad to clean up day will be held in the treasurer. Mrs. Ivnl Wilson. The decline, declares H P. Ewalt issist you in getting this mer city as soon as the weather per tea for the teachers was planned O.S.C. extension dairyman. chandise to the sale. Come early mits the necessary work to be for Friday afternoon. April 14 at In Oregon now, there arc ap to the sale it starts at 10:30 a.nt. done at the junk yard. the grade school auditorium with there may be something there proximately 245,000 dairy animals The Koxy Korner Kafe has made all patrons of the school Invited. ’ hat you need. New merchandise Meanwhile. Ewalt points out that its annual donation to the athletic Committees (or the event were an as late as 1943 there were 290.000 will be on sale, thanks to our gen fund of the local schools. The nounced as follows: refreshments. head. In the prewar year. 1940 erous merchants. You need not grade school received the money Mrs. Scott, Mrs Viking, and Mrs. there were 262.000 dairy cows on worry about a lunch as there will this year which amounted to ME Ivan Arnold, program, Mrs. Or be hot dogs and drinks. There will Oregon farms. Mrs L. J. Quigley entertained ville Smith. Mrs. C. C Scarbrough, The extension dairyman states Je three auctioneers, consequently, the EZ club at her home Tuesday and Mrs. H. Brown; flowers. Mrs. afternoon Mrs J. R. Miller told ol George IX-cker. Mrs Conan Olson, there are now fewer cows in the s large sale is planned. We urge you to look around in her recent visit to the Odd Fel and Mrs. Guy McDonah; Invita state than there have been any time during the past 14 years your attic, in the barn, or in the lows Home in Portland. The com tions. Mrs. John Huston and Mis. Thcro are also fewer yearling heif woodshed or whatever your favor mittee in charge reported the elec Evan Rand The rotiring officers ers than at any time during this ite storage space may be and drag tric sign for the front of the 1OOF and the committees wen- thanked same period .This fact indicates >ut that old chair, table, desk, hall had been ordered. The June for their work during the year. that herd replacements are going disc, trailer, etc., and bring it into meeting will be held at the hall Refreshments were servixl by Mrs to be more difficult to obtain in the sale. Get your call in now!! Be and cleaning will be done in the Minnie Henriksen, Mrs IJoyd club room. Strawberry shortcake Wheeler, and Mrs. L. A Whitney. the future. Ewalt states. Along the it the Auction! same line he says dairy calf num and ice cream were served by the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith and hostess. bers are low. In fact, the calf pop baby of Eugene called at the J. E The Veterans of Foreign Wars Smith home Sunday. ulation is lower now than at any time since 1942. met Monday evening and changed Friends have received word that their meeting nights to the first Wayne Petty, a former Croswell Reason for the decline in dairy The 1948 agronomy field -- day- and third Tuesday evenings of cow numbers are related to con will be held at the Oregon State man. has bwn honored with selec ditions brought about by the war college experiment station at Cor each month beginning with June tion as a delegate to represent including scarcity and high cost of vallis June 10 announces Dr. D. D. The post voted to sponsor a trip Northern California at the Pacific trained dairy workers. Ewalt Hill, head of the farm crops de to the marble tournament for regional conference of UNESCO Merrill Zilkowski who won at the at San Francisco May 13. 14. 15 states that high prices for other partment and field day director. types of farm products such as The public is invited to attend grade school tournament here. The Mr Petty is publisher of the Corn ways and means committee re ing Daily Observer. Corning. Calif seeds and grains brought about a Field day visitors will be organ shift from cows to other types of ized into special observation ported that progress is being made He is the son of Mr. and Mm. Ed ■ agriculture With feed costs high, groups and will be conducted on on the building program. Petty of Creswell. Dorcas Circle of the Methodist coupled with attractive meat a five-hour tour of the three ex church held their annual dues par • prices, more rigid culling of low periment station farms. They will , producing animals took place. As a see the corn. hop. flax, small grain ty at the annex Wednesday after- noon. Games with prizes were pro ■ result of this culling, Ewalt says ind vegetable seed trials, new vided by the president MmM. L. the average production per animal No “bubble-gum blowouts'* for you when we fix tires. forage and seed crop varieties be A. Whitney and W. C. Adams con NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC • in the state has shown a consider- TION UPON QUESTION OF When we fix a flat tire — it STAYS fixed. Just one of the > able jump, although there are not ing developed and tested by the ducted the devotions. Mmes. Mabel station, weed control experiments Chesbro. Leonard Young and T. A I N C R E A 8 I N G TAX LEVY many ton-rate services we do for a minimum of cost. , enough of these better animals to »nd cultural psvctice and fertilizer OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BV Bessonette were honored at the supply current milk needs. Drive in! ’.xperiment trials. The first group birthday table. SECTION II. ARTICLE XI. For the best interests of the tour will start at 9 a m Other STATE CONSTITUTION Mrs. R. M. Carpenter's troop of I Oregon dairy industry. Ewalt says groups will start whenever enough Girl Scouts entertained their » dairymen need more than ever have arrived up until 10:30 I mothers at a dinner at the Car Notice is hereby given that an ( before to use good sires, to test o'clock. penter home Thursday evening election will be held in School Dis * for production, and to save more Members of the farm crops de and thus earned their hostess trict No. 45 of Lane County. State ’ good calves as steps toward hav- of Oregon, at Directors' Office, partment staff will be station at badges . , mg high producing, disease-free the various projects and will re Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Jefferson School. 2 p m to 7 p. m.. I herds two, three or four years view the purposes and results of the manse Wednesday afternoon June 1. 194« in said school district, 6th St., Hi. 99 South Cottage Grove, Ore. from now. Do not depend upon the experiments. County agents with the missionary society as for the purpose of submitting to other dairymen for replacements, will serve as group guides. hostesses. Mrs. Catherine Dorris the legal voters of said district the This field day will be the only led the devotions. Twenty mem question of increasing the tax levy they might be using scrub bulls, one conducted by the farm crops bers were present and Mrs. E. M. for the year 1948-49 over the Ewalt advises. department this year. Dr. Hill ex Tarp was a visitor. The June meet amount limited by section 11. ar plains. Visitors are asked to bring ing will be at the home of Mrs. ticle XI. of the Constitution of My Republican friends may vote for me by writing my their own lunches. A special lunch George Decker and Mrs. R. H Oregon. name on the ballot and placing the letter X" after my The reasons for increasing such area will be set up by the field Campbell will have the devotions. day committee. The assembly Roll call will be answered with a levy are: increased enrollment. name. The letter "X” must be added. Otherwise your vole The amount of tax. in excess of point and other field day details favorite flower. for me will not be counted. will be announced later. Theta Rho girls met Thursday the 61 limitation, proposed to be levied for said year is $44.781 63 ; evening and practiced a drill for Invitations. - The Sentinel Dated this 20th day of April,i the convention of the group held in Eugene Saturday A group of 1948. LUiYD H. GRIGGS the girls accompanied by Mrs R Chairman Board of Directors M. Carpenter attended the meet ing Saturday and honored the flag Attest: NOTICE TO CREDITORS (This advertisement published and paid for by Committee M F SHELTON as their part of the program. 39-2t-4<) I for John Wellt, Justice of Peace. Cottage Grove Justice Harvey Stott has purchased a District Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: new logging truck. District. Wedding Announcements and That the undersigned has been ap Mrs. E. L. Reynolds has taken Invitations The Sentinel. pointed as Administratrix of th- the position of office manager and Estate of VERNE W. COONS, bookkeeper for the CrpsweU Con sometimes V. W COONS, De solidated Telephone Co. ceased, by the Circuit Court of the NOW Observe Mothers Day State of Oregon for Lane County, Mothers Day was observed at by an order dated April 9th, 194? the regular meeting of Neighbors All persons having claims against of Woodcraft Saturday evening Thi« od poid tor by Kobort A Elliott, Orogen Choirmon, Stotten for Protklont Commit too. Equitable Building, Portlond. Oregon said estate are hereby required and corsages were presented to to present the same, duly verified, the mothers present. Mrs. Adam with proper vouchers, to the c Schmitt and Mrs. O. E. Parsons dersigned. at the Law Office of served refreshments. Mrs. Ralph HERBERT W. LOMBARD. Wiser Sears will be in charge of refresh Building, Cottage Grove. Oregon, ments at the next meeting and within six months from the date Memorial services will be held. of first publication of this notice. Guests at the J. T. Kerr home Dated and first published April Sunday were Mrs. Bessie and 15. 1948. PEARL T. COONS, Ad daughter Miss Betty Harnden. and ministratrix. HERBERT W. LOM- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foster all of BARD, Attorney. 36-51-46 Eugene and Keith L. L. Brown of the U. S. Navy stationed at Pan ama. Mrs. Harnden and Mrs. Fos NO RED TAPE, ONLY TEN PER CENT DOWN ter are sisters of Mr. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs.W D. Sedgwick Easy Payments Arranged to Suit Your Income. and son, Clyde, *bf Eureka. Calif, called on Creswell friends Satur By ’ Shorty” Smith day. They were on their way to Portland to celebrate the 75th birthday anniversary of Mr. Sedg wick's mother, Mrs. Grace Sedg wick. Harold. Ralph, and Donald Black were home from Oregon State College to spend Mothers day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Black. A group of friends gave a* sur prise birthday party for A. E. Elmendorf Tuesday evening. Four Howdy Folks; A little chewing tables of pinochle were played un gum stuck on the front of the til serving time. pants keeps the napkin from skidding. Harold Johnston and Roy Miller are taking flying lessons at the Which reminds our missus B. & H. Flying Service south of that etiquette is the differ Creswell. • Moro than 100,000 euttomert receiving service« at end of year, ence between table man Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frank ners and stable manners. and two sons of Greeley. Colo, • An average of 29 new customers connected during each working day of visited Monday and Tuesday with year. Etiquette forbid, the use of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Easterling. Mr. fingers, but If food Isn’t clean Frank is the twin brother of Mrs. • Expenditures for plant extension and improvement totaled $3,124,376. eoungh to pick up with fingers Easterling. It's not fit to eat. • Gross operating revenues increased 18% during year; operating exnenaoe The Easterling Auction Yards announce the community sales also Increased 18% during year. Of course the girl who will again be held on Sunday af look« sweet enough to eat • Direct taxes totaled $1,476,052, almost twice a« much as dividends paid ternoons because of the number of probably does. conflicting activities on Friday on Company stock. evenings. But beware of the girl who Taxes relating to electric operation« equal to 1/3 of a cent for every kil Odd Fellows met Wednesday like« to eat her cake and have evening and conferred the second owatt hour sold. yours, to. degree on Harry Mawson. A pot .• Average rate charged for electricity sold was approximately 1 % cents luck supper with the Rebekahs And people with upset preceded the meeting. per kilowatt hour. stomachs should eat their The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur».. May IS, 1948 More Milk Cows Needed Io Meet Oregon Demand Saturday May 22 Auction Day Here WALKER CRESWELL CAPABLE HONEST VOIE OSC Field Day Set for June 10 I Told You To Lay Off Patching Tiros With Bubble Gum! LEGAL NOTICES JOHN WELLS ART NOLT CHEVRON SERVICE Justice of Peace Cottage Grove Justice District VOTE LOYAL LEGAL NOTICES PRESIDENT EASY AS HIGH FROM 1 EFFICIENT Use Our ABC Budget Payment Plan WORT Mostly Static You can have a better home TODAY Materials For Delivery Now ROOFING - Green Sq. Tab Green Hex FLOORING $80.00 per M. and up DROP SIDING $80.00 per M. and up Mi In. Johns Manville Doors Windows Shingles Shakes - • Average rate paid by residential customers 10 years ago 64% higher Mian at present. • Group life insurance and pensions, vacations, sick leave, hospital and medical benefits provided for employees. Mountain States Power Co "A Self-Supporting, Tax-Psyin«, Private Enterprise' dessert first. Well, anyhow, eat drink and be merry for tomorrow you diet. Today, tomorrow, or any time, we can serve your needs well with our MON- ARCH COMBINATION RANGE. Give us ■ try. Smith Electric W. D. “Shorty” Smith 500 Main Street Open Friday night« till 9:15 1 . Grade Schools Entertain Creswell grade school faculty entertained their husbands and wives and school members in the Civic club house. Tuesday evening. Gifts were presented to Miss Goldsworthy and Mrs. Haworth who are leaving for other positions and to Mr. Chestnut, principal of the school. Mrs. Clara Traxler,"Miss Lois Traxler of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silvis of Corvallis vis ited Sunday at the H. N. Traxler home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christian sen and boys of Portland were week end visitor« at I he Walter $8.40 per sq $6.60 per sq - Plywood Framing Lumber FLY TIME IS SCREEN DOOR TIME Get Yours Now. Green's Hardware & Supply ««« Phono 222 EASY PARKIN0 — PERSONAL service Creswell, Oregon
