Th« Rev. and Mrs, Frank Brown
and daughters Bobbie and Vicki
are at Camp Myrtlewood where
•be Methodist Youth camp is be
ing held and the Rev. Brown is
Messrs. and Mmes E. J Scam, camp director for the intermediate
Bill Sales and Robert Drenner at camp and Mrs, Brown is water-
tended the water pageant at BeiM front director.
Saturday night. While in that sec
Mrs Roy Maguire and daughter
tion Mr. Drenner took occasion to
do some fishing. Mr. and Mra. Hazel of Lusk, Wyoming, are here
Seam visited with Mr. and Mm. on a visit with Mm. Maguire's
Terry Mixxiy of Redmond, former son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Alison, and getting
residents.
acquainted with their new grand
W C. Martin drove over to Bend daughter and niece.
Friday
to attend the summer con-
Th«- Knights of Columbus and
Mr and Mm. J. W. Englund,
Knickerbocker's Variety hung up fernece of the Oregon Newspaper Mervin, Phyllis, Mr. and Mm. Jim
the first round pennants in the Association. He was accompanied
Hendricks and baby'Jimmy spent
American and National leagues. by his son, Albert, who visited the Fourth of July holidays at
with
Bob
Shofstall,
a
former
resi
KCt edged by Quality Market
Seaside and Gearhart.
3-2 in a tight battle after edging dent. Accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs.
Shofstall,
Martin
attended
tin- Outdoor Store by the Mame
Mr and Mrs. Harold Abeene
the Bend water pageant Saturday
margin last week.
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lusk re
Knicks dropped their last game night,
turned Saturday from two weeks
to the Dorena Dam 8-2 In a game
vacation spent in California, Ne
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
C.
Iberg
of
won after a protest and a re-check —
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of the score Ixxik had shown an Clearwater C alif., arrived recent- vada and Mexico, and in the 3500-
extra inning but it was all "no
,o l,‘*nd
months vaca- mile trip they never saw any sign
of an accident.
up with a big eight runs in the “on'nK ,n this area.
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Red Cross Swim Knights - Knicks
Classes to Start on Win First Round
Monday at Lake Softball League
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The Red'Crosa swimming claMes
•will start next Monday at the Cot-
tsgr Grove lake. Enrollment cards
are being given out at the Jeffer
son playground this week There
will be two bus trips each day
with the first one leaving the Jef-
tersoli Hchixil at 1:15 pm. each
day. The find bus will be for be
ginning swimmers only. The sec
ond trip will lx- at 2:15 pm. and
will take out the intermediates
and swimmers. The junior and
senior lifesaver classes will be
held at 10:00 a m. each day. Ar- extra ining but it was all “no
Mr and Mm. O. W. Blackmore
Visiting over the Fourth with
rangem«*nt* will be made for rides count".
spent several days over the week
g
i
the
Earl
Baldwin
family
were
Mr.
for the lifesavers for the morning
R H
end with their son and wife, Mr
classes.
K. C.
03ÍXXXX) 3 4 j and Mrs. Benneth Hagen from and Mrs. Ellis Blackmore, at For
Classes will run six day» a week Outdoor Store o H hmhh 2 3 Y Oakland, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
। Corbett and children. Pauline, est Grove.
for the two week period from July
j'
Raymond and Tommy; Mr. and
12-24. Instruction will be held for Knick’s
1022233 13 11
Dr and Mm. H. A Hagen are
2
Mr*. William Allen, Los Angeles;
beginning swimmers, intermedi Githens'
I II.IMMHI
8 11
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin and spending a few days on the Me
ate». »wlmmers. junior and senior
tolius river near Bend and will
life saving Red Cross instructors Quality Mkt.
(XttOOfX) 2 4 j children Frank Jr., Janet, Joan visit former Cottage Grove resi
0
and
Terry
from
Vancouver;
Mr.
from Eugene will be here to han
lOOlOlx 3 5
and Mrs. Sydney Little from Eu- dents in that Vicinity.
dle the actual class instruction.,
2
gene; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bald-
Ixxal arrangements are being ¡ Knick's
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Mrs. Glen Duncan of Kelso,
made
maae by
i>y Bob
ik > i < Dusenberry
»»usentierry of the Dorena Dam
310301X
10 „ win and son Vance from Winlock, Washington, spent several days
Wash.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Drew
Camp-
local Recreation Committee and Mrst Half standing*
bell and
and son
son Noel,
Noel. Myrtle
Myrtle Creek
Creek. ilas'
with her sister-in-law,
bell
hr is
¡3 making a definite effort to
American
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Baldwin and Mrs. Ruth Grewelle, and family.
have every youngster eight years
W
L
daughter Lois, and Ellis Decker ot :
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of age or older out lor one of the Knight» u
of C-iw
Colum. 4
0
1000 Cottage Grove.
™rs Morris Lemlow and infant
classes. Hr is especially interested Quality Mnrk<-t'
500
2
2
*
daughter Kathryn returned to
In getting any non-awimmers out!Outdoor Store
Store
500
2
2
Mr. and Mrs. Benneth Hagen ¡‘heir home in Sacramento. Calif,
for the learn to swim classes A U>rune Valley
2
2
500 from Oakland. Calif., aré visiting af‘W a 'wo weeks' visit here with
few Ixiurs of swimming Instruction ’ Creswell V F W
0
(XX) with Mrs. Hagen's parents, Mr her mother, Mrs. Ruth Grewelle,
may save years of a life.
National
and Mrs. Earl Baldwin for a «"d brothers and sisters. They
Swim Schedule
W
were accompanied home by Mrs.
couple of weeks
10:00-12:00 Junior and senior Knickerbocker's
3
1
750
Lemiow's sisters. Barbara and
I lifesaving
Blue Mt Lbr.
2
500
2
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Carmen Grewelle, who will visit
1:15 Bus for beginners leaves I O. O. F.
500 Fukuyama and children David and a* ‘be Lem low home.
2
2
i Jefferson school.
I »oreria Dam
500
2
I 1:45-2:2S—Beginning boys.
Mary Alice of Denver, Colorado
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Githenx'
1
250 arrived Tuesday for a visit with
3
• 1r uind Mrs. A. F. Lojeski and
2:25-3:06 Beginning girls.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert d“u8h er Julee left Monday by
2:15 Bus for Intermediates and
Adkin»
train for Joliet, Illinois for a visit
»wimmers leaves the schemi.
_______
; with his father, Frank Lojeski,
3:05-3:45 Intermediates.
Mr. and Mrs K. K. Mills left and °‘h«- relatives.
3:45-4:30 Swimmers.
The clash of the two top teams Monday night for a vacation of
Mrs. Orval Brandt of Greeley.
Patriotism la a blind and irra of the Recreation League failed to two weeks to be spent at Victoria,
Colorado,
niece of Mrs, Earl!
tional impulse unless it is founded materialize Tuesday night because B. C.
Howe, is spending the summer
| on a knowledge of the blessings of the bad weather. Latham and
Charlie Spurlock of Burns and here with her aunt.
we are called to secure and the Jefferson will settle their battle
, privileges we propose to defend. Tuesday, July 20 which should de his sister, Mrs. Luce, called Wed
Hugh Smith Jr., and Phyllis An
nesday on Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hen
Robert Hall.
cide the first half league title.
derson spent the week end here
Rollo Bush's re-vitalized East dricks. Mr. Spurlock and the Hen-
Sider» may be the tough team of dricks' were neighbors when they with Mr. and Mm. Patrick Sulli
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the second round as they gave the lived in the Bums community be- van.
Lathamites a tough game except f°r locating in Cottage Grove.
Announcements have been re
for one bad inning.
Mrs. Claude Freeman of Van ceived of the birth of a son, Don j
League Standings
Earl, to Mr. and M r s. Clarence j
L
W
% couver, B. C., visited last week Parent of Arcata, California, on
with
Mrs.
M.
Woodrome
and
Mrs.
0
Latham
1000
3
Sunday, July 4. 1948. Mrs. Parent
Jefferson
0
3
KHKt Lucy Robbins. The three ladies was formerly Miss Doris Christen
neighbors in Cleveland.
East Siders
1
2
333 were
sen. Mrs. P. C. Christensen went
Cream Puffs
1
2
333 Minnesota. This was the first trip
to Arcata June 25th to be with her
to
Oregon
for
Mrs.
Freeman
in
Bohemian»
1
2
333
daughter.
,
20
years
and
she
was
much
im
City Center
(XX)
0
3
pressed with our scenery and cli
Next Week's Schedule
The Womans Society of Chris-
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m., Cream Puffs mate.
t i a n Service of the Methodist
vs. Jefferson.
Thursday, 7:00 p m., City Center
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thwing of church will have its annual picnic
vs. Latham. 8:00 p m.. East Sider* St. Paul. Minnesota spent a few next Wednesday, July 14. at 12:30
ii. Bohemians.
days here the past week visiting at the home of Mrs. H. B. Breed
vs.
Second Teen Age Dance
' their son, Richard Thwing and love.
Weather Hinders
Play in League
The second of the summer Teen- Mrs. Thwing. This was the first
Age dances will be held at the , visit of Mr. and Mrs. Thv.ing to
Jefferson gym next Friday. July, western Oregon and they were
16 at 9:00 Vm. It was postponed; much impressed with the scenery,
from this week because of a con-1
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Iflict with a softball game by the I Mr. and Mrs. Dick Marquardt
high school team in the National and son of Seattle and Mr. and
How to make the rural church
league. A good crowd attended the Mrs. Andy Adams and son of Pon play a more important part in all
tiac,
Mich.,
w-ere
house
guests
of
first dance.
i phases of community life will be
Arrangements arc being worked Mr. and Mrs. George Marquardt the general theme of the third an-
out with the Eugene Recreation , here over the week end.
nual Leadership Institute for j
director for some inter-city com-
Town and Country Churches to
Mrs.
N.
C.
Workman,
a
former
petition with junior high age soft
be held at Oregon State college
ball and also golf and tennis resident, now of Scottsburg, was a July 12 to 16.
I teams. Definite arrangements will business visitor here yesterday
The institute is sponsored by
and while in town called at the
be announced later.
Sentinel office. She is the daugh-j Oregon State college in cooper-1
ation with the Oregon Council of
ter of B. C. Y. Brown, who was Churches, the
DARLINGTON NAMED OSC
Archdiocese of
associated for a time with the late
ASSISTANT DEAN OF MEN
Portland in Oregon, and the Home
C. J. Howard in the publication of Mission Council of North America. |
OREGON STATE COLLEGE— the Bohemia Nugget. Mrs. Work
The detailed program just iss-1
i Laurence E. Darlington, known to man left Cottage Grove at an ued is divided into sections with
thousands of former students here early age and has lived in many each day after the opening de
as "Sergeant Darlington" from his states, returning to locate in^the voted to a special topic. Tuesday.
long service on the ROTC staff, Umpqua valley.
July 13, the topic will be, "The
has returned to the college faculty
Rural Church of Oregon in the ;
Major Walter R. Lalonde, resi Modern Setting”; Wednesday the |
as assistant dean of men. He suc
engineer at the Cottage
ceeds Robert O. Fletcher who re dent
„
.Ci».
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subject is "Cooperatives";
Thurs- ”
Rural Leaders.
signed to become executive secre Grove lake left yesterday morn- d .^-Wornen
mg
for
Redlands,
Calif*He
expects
and
„
Youth
partici
|on „
tary of Northwest Crop Improve
to join Mr. Lalonde who has been
The
b
ment Association.
^siting m San Francisco and re-
of tuition to
min.
tutn with her.
¡sters and lay leaders, the only ex-
...
_ ________ ... pense being for board and room
Mr. and Mrs. (ha.^ McKern
provided at reasonable rates in
of Seattle came in Thursday to dormitories A Hmited numbcr of
spend the holidays with Mr.
' scholarships, usually amounting to
Kernan's sister, Mrs. Candis * 0 ’ $10, are available through the ex
ter and family of Lorane.
tension service at O.S.C.
Varied Program
For Rural Church
Institute at OSC
p SEE THESE
OPPORTUNITY + VALUES
Steel Dinette Sets
$29.50 and up
Steel Kitchen Table - $14.95 and up
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blevin and
, family have moved from Lorane
to the Addison mill camp near'
Korbel, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Armitage of
Lorane spent the 4th with tela-
I tives at Merced, Calif.
Mrs. Clara Hill of Woodburn
visited her sister, Mrs. Velma Da-
vis and family of Lorane the past
week.
Mr. and Mm. Welby Schneider
have moved to their ranch, for
merly known as the Zeller place
in the Lorane community.
Columnar Pads—The Sentinel.
Concrete Products
Building Blocks, all sizes; Pier
Blocks; Chimney Blocks; etc.
Waterproofing.
Cecil C. Wooley
A A ANSWERS
The Alcoholics Anonymous,
which meets each Saturday night
in the council chambers of the city
hall can answer these questions.
Do you know that alcoholism is
an incurable discaw? If you are a
heavy drinker, do you ever have a
desire to stop drinking and live a
happy, normal life again? Do you
know whether you arc an alco
holic or not ? Are you interested
in finding it out ?
Additional information is avail
able thru box 13 or phone 413J
and will be held in strict confi
dence.
411 Main
Phone 39
The LADIES
Salesbooks —• The Sentinel.
by Dorothy
Mostly Static
By “Shorty” Smith
Howdy Folk»; We heard about
a man, »lightly inebriated, who
waa taken before the court and
couldn’t »top talking. The
judge did iiuuiagt- to get in a
»hort »entenee, so thé story
goe».
Baby will keep you busy enough so save time and money •1
on the special things Baby needs. Cottage Grove Pharmacy I!
will always be glad to serve you and to help you.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
Hr cried to the judge for
FOR CUT RATE PRICES
justice and court told him
he’d already gotten justice.
Justice drunk a« he could.
632 Main
We heard of a party where the
cat climbed up to the punch
bowl and took on a big snifter
of punch.
Ph 244
Cool, Carefree
Punch in the puss, so to
»peak.
ort Shirts
Some men like to drink be
cause it makes them see double
and feel single.
And in the words of our
Seotch friend, "Dinna
spend
your money for
drink. but aye, keep a
corkscrew handy.
And in the word» of one of
our customer»,
“You can’t
make a better buy for the
money than our Monarch
Range».” Why don’t you try It?
Smith Electric
W. D. “Shorty” Smith
500 Main Street
PLUMBING
PHONE 26-F-2
If you vont quick service
For Action or Relaxin*
Washable — Easy to Care For
J. P. Walker
The Mens Toggery
20 South 5th Street
48-tfc
517 Main
Phone 65
ummeR
PORTS
uppttes
Sleeping Bags
Western Belts
Coleman Stoves and Lanterns
Holsters (Just arrived)
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
21/2 H. P. S124.50
Complete Line of Camping and
Fishing Equipment
SUITS
by the Royal Tailors
S45.50 to $75.00
46-tfc
Driveways — Streets — Parking Areas and Floors
Slacks
Dobbs Straw Hats
All Work Guaranteed
Located at
Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel
Edwards Outdoor Store
FARNEY
43-tfcxx
Tage S
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
Presents
East Main Street
Pass Creek Paving Co., Drain, Ore
FOR FURNITURE
The Hratinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
What men want is not talent,
Left over from the Lewis and
it is purpose; in other words, not Clark exposition of 1905 st Port
the power to achieve, but will to land. Ore., the forestry building is
labor. Bulwcr-Lytton.
today the world's largest log build
ing, still calling attenting to Ore
I believe the true road to pre gon's leading indiatry, lumbering.
eminent success in any line is to The structure Is 206 feet long. 102
make yourself master of that line. feet wide and 72 feet high. Fifty-
Andrew Carnegie.
two log pillars, six feet in diam
eter, support the gallery and roof.
ïou can sell through the classified.
Wedding Announcements and
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Invitations. —The Sentinel.
Mr and Mrs. C. O. Bean of Ray
mond, Washington were week end
house guests of Mr. and Mm. An
drew Brund. Mrs. Bean is a sister
of Mr. Brund.
BUCK TOP PAVING
BRESSLER’S
Thur«.. July M, I1>IM
THESE QI ESTIONS
46 No. 9th
Phone 309