The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 21, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

H Clubs Active
Latham Area
willi a meniliershlp of seven boys
I Richland, Washington spent the
Thur»., tprll ?l. I9IÄ
The Sentinel. Cottage Greve, Oregon
Faga T
The project will Include calves
week end with Mrs. Cailantine'a
(Mrs. W. ('. Thorp, Reporter)
sheep, and hogs. < jfflcer* elected
parents, Mr. nnd Mm. Glen
Douglas-fir, and Si 00 per M feet
were Joel Pynch, president; Fran
Plainer.
NOTH E OF SCHOOL ELEC­ for other species will be consid­
The Town and Country club
Flavor of apple saucs («noraDy
cis Cha|Himn, vice president; Rich
teld a mother anil daughter ban-
$500.00 must accompany la better if the apple« ate peoled
Bobby Copp of Richland, Wash­ TION I |‘ON Q| ESTION OF IN­ ered
«rd Heath, secretary; and Jxnui
|Uet in the E|>worth hall of the
Four-H club laadrm of Mlham Pynch, reporter, leader* are Mr»
The greater majority of school ington visited over the week end CREASING TAX LEVY OVER each bid. to be applied on the pur­ before cooking. If the apple» are
Methodist church recently Atxiut patrons wishing to vote in any with his former teacher, Frank AMO! NT LIMITED BY SEC­ chase price, refunded, or retained cooked unpeeled and then strain'd,
community met Tuesday night at Elizabeth Pynch and C, I) Chap
TION II, ARTICLE XI, STATE in [tart as liquidated damages, ac­ the aauce may have • bitter last»
10 mothers and daughters were school election are aware of the Clark
the home of Mrs. A. M Johnson man. (Riqiorted by James Pynch i
< (INSTITI TION
»resent.
cording to the conditions of sale. from the peeling. Applea should bo
recently changed election law,
Mrs
G
L.
Gordon
and
daughter
Wiggling
Ne«<ctlr«i
F4wt
orikers
for a leaders' Inst rue I Ion session
The right to reject any and all cooked rapidly in a covered pan.
which liberalize* the provisions of spent the week end at the W. E
Mj»s
Vita
Anderson
spent
last
The "Wiggling Needle»'' la a
County club agents. Mis Melba
Notice is hereby given that an bids is reserved. Before bids are for long, alow cooking may destroy
welt end with her brother, Leslie ! the law as to who can vote We Tyrol) home at Creswell.
Heliie and Jack Gurion, were sewing 411 club.t Our officers an
election will be held in School IS»- submitted, full information con­ the delicate flavor and may even
quote a letter received from Har­
Xndemon
a
n
d
family.
Mr.
and
present Mr. Gurion conducted i un
»n i Nonna Johnson,
........... président • ; Vlr
» • »
; trict No. U-14 of I-a ne County, cerning the timber, the conditions darken the aauce.
dr* P L. Tapp and son of Venice, ry L. Chase, county clerk, which I
vice-pmldenl; Jum
ojien forum on 4-H pinna undl*’1”*
State of Oregon, at Music Room of sale and the submission of bids
was
written
by
Sidney
L.
Thwmg,
'alifornia came Tuesday Io *|M*nd
t 'll el loll!
u ».I..., a ..
ri. s
problems of Iriidcmhip
(Mm. Edith Kenady, reporter
M i ■ Carpenter, secretary; Carol To
in high school from 2:00 p.m to should be obtained from the For­
deputy
district attorney, (Mr
1
few
days
with
the
Leslie
Ander-
-
.
Vivian Car|»entrr wn* elected noIe, reporter. The leadei is Mr* »on family.
phone H7-F-22)
7:00 pm . May 13, 1949. in said est Supervisor, Roseburg, Oregon,
Tltwlng has since resigned, but
chairman of the group Clever Saunders and there are eight
school district, for the purpose of or the District Ranger. Disston,
Mr and Mm. Archie Thomas 'h*'
w“* wr““n "h“*- ^1
, Mm. W A. West,
Wval mrs
.Mrs. Sub
Bob
napkins and favors w h I c h had memlM'rs They urr now making i
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was stm serving in (his capacity). Carpenter and Mm w'c Sc hilling submitting to the legal voter» of Oregon.
vent
last
Friday
night
to
Tacoma,
needle
case.
It
is
their
first
Item
lieen prepared by 4-11 club mem­
It is my unde rstanding that an „oend.rl th< Achievement meeting said district the question of in­
Washington
to
spend
the
week
Easter dinner guests of Mr. and
bers were presented with the de­ <Re|M>rted by Carol Tonoie.)
election in a school dl*tf let Mid »t! of th<.
ExtenRion Unit at creasing the tax levy for the year
Building Blocks, all riMa; Pier
licious refreshments which Mrs
Six boys and girls are worklrtj •ml with hi» mother, who was any time, is a special election and .qpringfield Union High school 1949-1960 over the amount limited Mr». N. E. Compton were their
Bleeka; ete. »uralite Aluminum
Johnson served her guests. Seven hard gathering points for the 4-11 rery ill.
by section 11. article XI, of the daughter, Mrs W. R. Ashworth
therefore, the electors in that Monday.
Window*. Waterprooflag.
Funeral service» for Mrs. Al- school district must register as a I
of Eugene, and their son-in-law
local leaders were present.
rodent control contest.
Constitution of Oregon.
The 4-H Cooking club hold thek
»ert
Cockeram
were
held
In
and
daughter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
thr
Future Marketeers Make Tour
voter
with
the
county
clerk
thirty
Clubs in sewing II led by Mrs
The reasons for increasing such
first meeting Saturday at the home
'Die "Future Marketeers" mar­ A M Johnson; »» wing III and IV Methodist church April 10 at 2:30. days prior to such an election...” of their leader Mrs. Mina West. levy are: To provide additional . Brighton Leonard, their »on John
Rev.
W
M
Byars
officiated.
keting club of Mthnm school Nth 1 led by Mrs Vivian Carpenter.
"...Therefore, it would seem from Because all mc-mbcr* were unable equipment, salaries for additional and daughter Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Buxton of this. the attordey general's office to be present at this meeting they teachers, improvement and con-
grade, accompanied by their Cooking I led by Miss Peggy
taachem. Mr« Sounder« and Mr Pynch; cooking II let! by Mm
lakland were Sunday guests at 1» also of the opinion that before will elect officers at their next struction of athletic field, and to
East Mala Htraet
Trade fairs were always impor
lie home of tier sister, Mm. Gor- any elector can vote in a school | meeting which will be on Friday, pay retirement contributions for
Parrett, traveled by school bus to Gordon West; rose and garden led
Phone 101J
46-tfc
cant
in
Europe's
history.
election, he must be registered I April 29.
Eugene Saturday, April 9. where by Willi* Johnson, have been or­ ion Childress
current and prior service of em­
A son was Isirn to Mr and Mrs. with the clerk'« office for Lane
they took part In the county-wide ganized.
The- question of exceeding the ployees as required by Jaw.
marketing tour Each club mem­
Meredith H. Freeman at the Sa- county thiry day» prior to the date 6% limitation In the Rural School
The amount of tax, in excess of |
Ted Heart hospital in Eugene, of election He must tie a resident District was rejected by the voters the 6% limitation, proposed to be
ber had written a 4(X)-word essay
ImporUnt Years
on the marketing of some agricul­
Vpril 5 Mrs. Freeman is the tor- of the school district for six of the- Latham School District by levied for said year is $44,016.60. |
It hss been satlmsted that one
tural product. By making an early year of right feeding In the life of mer JoAnna Billing.
months preceding the election and a vote of 40 against the measure |
Dated this 13th day of April, 1
1949
start they spent the hour from a child la more Important than 10
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shiery and he must I m * able to read and write and 5 voting for it.
9:00 to 10:00 viewing the interior years of right feeding after he la
»on Ralph were visiting at the the English language.”
george M c R eynolds
Mr«. Harold Stanley of San 1
of the Register-Guard newapaper fully grown
lome of her sister, Mrs James ;
Chairman Board of Directors .
Jose. California, and Mm. W
)l»nt At ten o’clock they joined
■luntingfon in Bend and her folks
Phillips of D»s Gatos visited over Attest:
tBe other schools at the Hei Jig
he Lou Elrlchs in Redmond last
When Removing Stains
' night last week with their broth- (
f ALDWELL
(Mra. Ruby Benaton. reporter
theatre nnd continued on the rest t
week nd,
If doubtful about tha causa of s
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! er. Wiley Angel and family. They I
phone 28-F-4)
of the tour. Awards were made stain In clothea or linens, alwsys
Word has been rci-eived by W.
were enroute home from Seattle,
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
at the Mahlon Sweet airport. use tha mildest treatment Ursi ।r' Thorp that his brother Warren
Friendly Neigh bom club met ' Washington.
FOR SALE
Fourth place In the boys* division when removing the stain.
Thorp of Center, Missouri, is sc- with Mr«. Harley William* Thum-
SALVAGE SALE
was won by Joel Pynch (Reported
lously ill in the Missouri Baptist day afternoon 14 members were
Louisa Railroad
by Pearl Rigg I
io«pital in St. Louis, Missouri.
prsssnt and Mr«. Grace Zumwalt;
In 1836 the Louisa railroad
Whale Milk
Sealed bids will be received by ■
Four-H Stork (Tub (>rgani»d
'The Yoncalla P. T. A held it« Mm. Kenneth Zumwalt and Mrs. organized to build a railway Una the Forest Supervisor, Roseburg. |
Whale milk, wildlife expert» »ay,
The 4-II Stock club wax organ-' I» not etsenUally different from
■lection of officers at the regular Gilman, all of Delight Valley were to the Blue Ridge mountain». This
Oregon, up to and not iater than I
meeting Monday. April 11. Lucille visitors. It wa* voted on to donate waa the railway line of which the 2:00 p.m May 23. 1949, for all the j
Ized April 12 at Mtham school cow’« milk.
irnss was elected president; Olive $10.00 to the Saginaw-Walker Chesapeake and Ohio is the direct
live timber marked or designated i
We Have the Following:
'urrier, first vice president; Dora Community club for the new floor descendant.
for cutting, and all merchantable .
Benner, second vice president. fund. Over $7.00 was taken in j
dead timber located on an area1
Peg Hanson, secretary; Viola from the "Galloping box.” In the'
TENNESSEE SATURDAY NIGHT — Jonny Bom!
Farm Hollar
embracing about 90 acres within
Vian, treasurer. Refreshments contest given by the hostess Mm.
In mld-July, 1948, farmer» were section 10, T21S, RIE, W.M., ।
were served following the meet­ Howard Keene won 1st prize and: receiving 58 cent« out of the con­
Umpqua National Forest. Oregon,
MR. SEARS AND MR ROEBUCK — D. Shey
ing.
Mrs. Walter Sells 2nd. The next sumer'« dollar spent for food prod­ estimated to be 350,000 feet B.M.,
The regular missionary meeting club meeting will lie at the home' ucts The other 47 cents went to more or less, of Douglas-fir, and
>f the Assembly of God was held of Mo. Jim Abbott.
THE BIBLE ON THE TABLE — Gene Autry
wholesalers, retailers, transporta­ an unestimated amount of other ।
At a »iwiial board meeting held tion companies and others taking species of sawtimber. No bid of!
it the home of Mrs. Richard
Thorp A silver offering wax taken recently, contracts were signed. part in the marketing process.
less than $2.20 per M feet for,
IWÎÏ FOGGY DEW — Bob Archer
PLUMBERS LICENSED
it the cknc of the meeting to be hiring the same teachers again
fiven to Robert Joseph Byron, a next year Frank Clark as princi-
DOWN BY THE STATION — Ray Noble
314 Main St.
pal and Mrs. Annie Wood the prl-
new baby in the neighborhood.
Phone 281 or 722R
Mr*. Jean Cowan, chairman ofitf^ry room teacher.
the Yoncalla cancer fund drive. 1«
The 4-H Forestry club boys
THE .STREETS OF UlKEOO _ Kay Noble
starting the drive with the help of played a base ball game with the
her corfM workers. Anyone not married men Sunday afternoon at
IE YOU STUB YOUR TOE ON THE MOON —
contacted, please send contrlbu- : 'be school grounds, with the boys
Frank Sinatra
Hons to this worthwhile drive to | winning the game 21-14. A large
Mm. Cowan at Yoncalla.
crowd attended.
The school children had an
The Yoncalla B A P W club
met Wednesday evening at the Lister party and egg hunt at the
Our
J
¡mdrpordtfd
home of Mrs. Karl Hummel Fol- . school house Friday afternoon. I
lowing the business session the Darlene Thompson won first prize ]
Phone
27
Cottage Grove, Ore.
necting was turned over to Mrs. ,n fbc upper grades for finding
812 MAIN
PHONE 317
Bob Lambin, the public reicGons •he most eggs and Viola Jackson
on Your Farm Buildings and Content«.
•huirmnn. She Introduced Mrs 1 won first prize for the little room.
Clarence Martindale, president of On the six weeks honor roll for [
the Y. C. club. She gave a report the upper grade« there were only '
E E BARTRUFF, Insurance Agent
on the project for an additional 2. Byron Thompson nnd Jim I-aw-
room to tie built on the north end son. For the primary room, Terry
14 8 8th
Phone 301
of the city hall Mrs Russell Scott Chatterton, Viola Jnckson. Pat
told of the trip to Coquille, giving Laird. Nola Jackson, Herbert Kop-
the highlights of the district con­ l>crman and Ronnie Williams
Those neither tardy nor absent
ference.
The American Legion and Aux­ were Lldenn Sells. Byron Thomp­
iliary held a social meeting Tues­ son. Gail Chatterton, Jim Lawson
day night instead of their regular and Anna Keene.
Joe Raush went to Grays Har­
meeting at the Halo hall. The post
commander of Drain and several bor. Washington last week.
Jim Stewart S 1c is home on
members from Drain Legion at­
tended About 45 wore present to leave for three weeks visiting his
enjoy the evening playing canta parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray
j Stewart.
and dancing.
Dixie Eastburn of California I
The Y. W. S. club met Thursday
afternoon at the Epworth hall of spent the week end with her
the Yoncalla Methodist church
Rosilic Purcell.
and were entertained by Mrs Dan
and Mrs’ Lowell Benston
»
a*
••
w,
<
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Wright and Mrs, Merz. Easter and Pete Hayes spent the week
on the end visiting the Benston's son-in-
decorations were used
i
A dessert ! ,aw ,,nd daughter and grand-
luncheon tables.
luncheon was served at 1:30. Mr». daughter near Ridgefield. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hall and
Fred Reeves, chaplain, led in the
devotions, followed by the salute daughter of Klamath Falls spent
to the flag led by Mrs. Hugh Sunday at the James Chatterton
Warner. A very interesting talk home.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hayes of
was given by Mr». Edgar Richards
on Australian strange animals Roseburg spent the week end with
and Mrs. J. N. Sparks on Austra- Mrs. Hayes mother, Mrs. Frank
Hales and sister Mrs. Selover.
han resources.
Dorothy Sharon of Reedsport
Mr. and Mr». Bennett Newton
of San Bernardino, California, are spent the week end at the home of
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
D. M. Fulbright, and also his par- sharon-
Mrs Walker spent the week end I
ents over by Ixindon.
lot us »how you tha revolutionary new Hotpoint
Orin Pearson of Salem is visit­ at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Automatic Dishwasher that washes, rinse« and dries
ing with his brother and wife, Mr. Ray Brady.
Visitors at the Clay Goyer home
your dishes electrically! It's the greatest time and
and Mrs. Sam Pearson; also Mr.
labor saving appliance ever invented tor your home,
and Mrs. McBride of Hollywood, recently were Tom Goyer of Mt.
and it frees you forever from housekeeping’s most
California, are spending their va- i Angel and Mr. and Mrs. Layton
Jones of Creswell.
cation on the Pearson place.
monotonous daily chore. This amazing new Hotpoint
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sells and
(TT his is your invitation to meet your
courteous service, and always at reason­
Sunrise services and Easter
Automatic Electric Dishwasher saves you seven hours
T- new Mercury dealer. Here is a well*
breakfast were held at the Church family attended a birthday dinner
able cost. You'll find a sincere desire to
a week yet costs only 3c more a day to operate!
of Christ Sunday morning at 6:00 I at the Radtke home in Cottage
staffed, well-equipped organization to
show you and tell you all about the
Grove
Sunday,
honoring
two
of
am., and the Easter service at
serve you —an organization determined
great All-New 1949 Mercury. You’ll know
the Assembly of God startl'd at Mrs. Sells' uncles.
Billy Denham of C. G. spent
to do business on the basis of winning
9:45
these people want to do everything
LOOK AT THESE GREAT
De Dilley was seriously injured I the week end with his cousin
your liking, your confidence and your
possible to help you like to do business
Jimmy Williams.
last Monday afternoon about 4:15
respect as a part of every business trans­
HOTPOINT FEATURES!
with
them.
¡
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Callantine
of
at the .Douglas Timber Corpora­
action. They are eager to earn your con­
1. raONT-OFININ« make* Hol
tion togging operation on Tom
Come in today and get acquainted. A
point easier to load. Racks »Iide
Folly creek. The haul broke and
fidence and friendship.
warm and friendly welcome awaits you.
out—you can »er what you do!
he was struck on the head by the
3. PlgMANINT TOP WORK »UR-
side line and knocked into the
That’s why you'll find the best in
11N CO IN-MIR C U R Y DIVISION
TACI k provided when and where
cold deck. Besides serious head
service operations — complete service,
>ou need it moa.
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rious
back,
hip
and
leg
injuries.
Diihwaiher» will hold 5H cliches
Mr nnd Mrs. Fred Applegate
— plus »ilverware —service for a
and children were Sunday guests
family of aix persona.
at the B. E. and T. H. Shepherd I
4. HOTPOINT’* IXCIUJIVI TOP
homes.
SPRAT waahe» food panic let Jou »
and ear—not around inside.
A pink and blue shower and
dance waa given Saturday night
S. 11ICTRK MYINO i> exclusive
with Hotpoint. Hot air frnm
3$
for Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Thorp at ।
EASY TERMSI
Calrod* Unit does the job.
the holm» of Mr. and Mm. W. C.
IMMfDIATE DELIVERY!
Thorp hy Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thorp
of Cottage Grove. The evening 1
was spent dancing and playing
Everybody i Pointing To
cards Earl Thorp furnished the
music. The many lovely gifts were
opened by the honored gueat,
LESS TOP
Several who were unable to at-
Thia naw formula in chick aiaa (a
,tend sent gifts.
SHOESTRING
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Qualifications of
Electors Given
By Dep. Diet. Atty.
LEGAL NOTICES
DIVIDE
Concrete Products
Cecil C. Wooley
The Sensational New
SAGINAW
7 inch COLUMBIA
Microgroove Record
SHORT’S PLUMBING
Stock Complete
Floyd GitJiens Motors
LOW FIRE INSURANCE RATES
NICHOLS RADIO & APPLIANCE
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* COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
>2692
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Big Rend Tunnel
BRESSLER’S FURNITURE
411 Main
Phone 39
The original Big Bend tunnel wat
built In 1872. When it was "holed
through," the opposite bores were
out of alignment only a matter of
a few inches
Loose Leaf Forms -The Sentinel.
tha parfact feed for faatar growth.
Small enough to bo aafa for amall
birda, coarsa enough for easy pour­
ing, leas feed waate. and better appo-
titoa. Ke/p your broilers growing
in high gear with balanced ration
Krumblea.
Sold locally by
YOUR TRIANGLE DEALER
PHONE 27