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1 LONDON
Reports from the school elec­
tion April 18, to exceed the 6*T
limitation were that only eight
voters turned out from a possible
132 in the district. The votes were
sent direct to Eugene for general
counting under the new rural set-
up.
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Visiting day for pre-school chil-
I dren has been announced for May
home. It is just too crowded at 1 5
the Martins and Powells for him.
Bob Blackwell will be employed
up Oougar Bend anymore with a
at the Dorena dam. Mr Blackwell
couple of other dogs around all the
owns his private plane which he
time. He is hoping some une will
keeps at the Sixth street field On
want him. He is a big do- police
Sundav he took Carl Small for his
and chow, only one year old. but
first airplane ride, flying over hfs
he is a gentle, friendly dog and
home and the London community.
doesn’t think he would like it
On April 22 the London basehall
down at the dog pound at all.
Mrs. Bert Newton has enjoyed team played the Mt View team at
a visit the past week from her Mt. View with the score resulting
sister. Mrs. E. G. Wolfe from in favor of Mt. View, 11-7.
The 8««tlnel. CoStoge Arme, Orwçon
Tliur»
April TA 1943 .
The lower grades at London Hood River .
school enjoyed a holiday Thursday
Mrs. Sam Medford was able to
while the four upper grades en-
(Mrs W. C. Thorp, Reporter)
be out to church Sunday, the *lrst
a
trip
by
school
bus
with
Joyed
principal.
Robert
Wood.
1
“
me
her
"
lmsS
their
At the Civic club meeting the
to participate in
"Lets Sing | Mrs. Lon Dayley was called to following officers were elected.
America." at McArthur Court, in Idaho. Saturday, by the serious Wade Crow, president; Mrs Fred
Eugene, April 21, with over 3500 [ ■...
illness of —
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mother
Kruse, vice-president; ami Dora
Mr. and Mrs W. E Eckennode, Benner, secretary They also dis-
other rural school pupils.
Mrs. Jim Quigley's house guests ■of Springfield spent Friday with cussed plan for budding a new
from California, didn't stay, locat-:oId friends, Mr and Mrs E. M community hall.
ing in Eugene to be nearer medi- McEwen exchanging bulbs and
w g p g at th<, last me<,ting
cal attention for the daughter, garden ideas.
appointed a nominating commit-
JoyceHerrenberg.
। Mr and Mrs. C. J. Cox of Cot- tee: Mmes Jennie I^swell, Lu-
Truman Williams of Eugene.
"»<*
McEwens, Friday afternoon.
They gave $10 to the cancer drive.
was over last week for the funeral
Mrs. Henry Hess received medi- , Mrs. Jean Cowan gave a talk on
of Frank Haynes.
cal examination in Eugene, last । their family acquaintance of Mrs.
Bob Blackwell of Santa Rosa, ’ week.
Ethel Vndcrwood. who was mur-
California has rented the Carl
Mr. and Mm. Gale Roby and
Small house recently vacated by family and Mr. and Mm. Marvin dered in Korea. Mrs. Elmer Cur-
R.,W. Beatty, and has already Miller of Eugene were guests. rier gave a talk on Korea.
members to join were Mrs
planted , garden,
but it will be
,
.
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Norris Cowa and Mrs Norn.a
\
several weeks before Mr. Black- p^v
of
Blue
Mountain
in
eel«»-
'
an anaMrs
-'Orma held
Ua> on
A
Kooy or Blue Mountain in eele- proKram
and tea - win
well moves his family here.
bration of Gale Roby s birthdav ^av g
> Mr. and Mrs. Walt Boren of and also the birthday of Mrs.
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.
...
I Rcv and Mrs Morris and f«ni-
Woodards camp spent the week Glen Roby
’
Mr.
and
Mrs
Arden
Powell
made
i
were
’
"¡«¡onaries
in China
end at Myrtle Point visiting Mrs.
*
for
the
past
year,
for
the
Assem-
Borcn's parents
a week end visit to Salem to see
• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stump have Mrs. Powell's former school mate. bly of God church, returned home
a 75% production of geese, with
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Foster visit- Wednesday due to ill health of
Rev Morris Mrs Morris » ,he
three baby goslings hatched from ed at Zion. Sunday.
Mr*. Gale Roby received a long ^un«5r d a “ 8 h t e r of Elmer
four eggs by a chicken hen. They
■ - z - call
-- early
* Daugherty.
are anticipating roast goose for distance telephone
Mon­
Dr. Sara Nimocks, Mr Paulsrud
next Christmas dinner.
day from her son. Harold Black­
The S. T. Clark family enjoyed man, at San Pedro, California, of Los Angeles, and Mrs Balder-
an outing in the woods up Cougar announcing the arrival earlier that son and son of Alhambra. Cali­
Bend, Sunday afternoon, where same morning of an 8 lb. 12 az. fornia. who have been visiting the
Mr. Clark collected moss and fern baby girt named Teresa Jane past month at the Nimocks and
specimens for his class in biology She is Mrs. Roby's fourth grand- Paulsrud home, returned home
Friday.
’Jiggs" is looking for a new child.
Al Hoffman and Luther Daugh­
erty came home with the first
Chinook salmon of the season.
Hoffman landed a 224 pound fish
while fishing west of Elkton.
The Y T. C. club held its reg­
ular meeting Thursday afternoon
jat the LcRoy Hanson home. Five
dollars was donated to the crippled
children’s fund. They wiH have a
cooked food sale May 6 for the
benefit of the cancer drive A pot­
luck dinner was served at or.c
I o’clock.
George and Bob Roberts bought
I the Shell service station at Drain.
! Bob has moved into the living
1 quarters at the service station.
Word has been received by W.
{C. Thorp that his brother Warren
• is better and will be going home
soon.
Harold McGrath is in the hos­
pital with infection in his left eye.
Leslie Anderson went back to
work Monday after being out of
work for the last three months
[ with a broken wrist.
I With the Granges
DORENAGRANGE
SHOESTRING
You want YOUR customers
to keep coming to YOUR store
DIVIDE
(Mrs. Edith Kenady, reporter
phone S7-F-27)
Mr. and Mm. Hazen Williams
and Dawn and Roy and Betty
Nelson of Pdrtlamd visited Sun­
day with Hazen's mother, Mrs. A.
Williams and with other relatives
and friends. Other visitors at the
Williams home Sunday Were Mm.
Harley Williams and children of
Saginaw and Mr. and Mrs. Fern
Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Adams of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs R. W. Kenady and
I son Donald, Mrs. Addie Mason *nd
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ramsey en­
joyed the white water boat parade
on the McKenzie River Sunday.
|. Bea Baflant came from Port-
। land and spent the Vert end with
the West family.
Louella Gartner is home from
school this week with measles.
।
You better keep YOUR star«
coming to TOUR customers
Through
COnACE GROVE SENTINEL
Deepest Man-Made Hole
Deepest man-made hole is an oil
well tn Oklahoma, winch is over
17,000 feet deep.
FISH GOTTA SWIM
degree team The degrees wfH nwf
I m exemplified on May 1H ns pre- a
vioualy announced
W
Agnes Platoted, Flora, will h<»vw
charge of the program tor the
next Granke meeting
Ux lurer Mary Arne announced
that she would like to have Grang­
ers bring flower arrangements to
the next Grange meeting. May 3,
Which nre to be judged -She will
put 10c In the building fund for
every arrangement which to
brought.
Roaulie Platoted. reporter
The
Dorena Grange Youth
' Group took charge and conducted
1 the regular meeting of April
; 21. after the regular offtfiSN had
I ojicned it.
j Jean Platoted was elected ns the ।
new Steward, succeeding Millard
[ Ward
The building commute reported
I that electrician* have started
Ue Drlector
I work on the wiling of the new
Technical name fur the Ila de
Grange hall. Grange members ate tector la "psycholntogroametor "
1 working at the hall every Satur­
day; they are shingling on the
: outside or lining the Inside, nx
weather permits.
The
Eagle*
ARC A A CETYL» ENA
I Lodge of Cottage Grove has loaned
the Grangers six benches and a
curtin for use In the new Grange
hall until the Eagles build them­
selves a hall and have need for
1 these Items
The next serving committee will
la* Mr. and Mis Hi Sherrill and j
Portable Welding Any PU m M
1 Shirley. Mr. and Mr*. Lot Wagner.
, and George Stratton
1030 Madison
Phone 181T
It wax announced by Mrs Sher-
. rill that May 12 will be the first I
practice of the first and second
WELDING
Cottage Grove <
Welding Works *
MUNITIONS FOR CONTINENTAL ARMY—After Ethan Allen captured Fort Ticondeioga the
heavy cannon were dismantled and with powder and shot were transported in midwinter on ox-drawn
sleds over the Berkshire* to Boston. There the patriots mounted the guns on Dorchester Heights over­
looking the British occupation troops and on March 17, 1776, the British evacuated the city. The repro­
duction above of a notable painting of the winter journey across New England will be seen in the Army
Day historical exhibit in leading American cities.
THE SPIDER MEETS HIS WATERLOO
SILK CREEK
(MI m Dorothy Poynter, reporter)
Frank B. McCracken is remod­
eling his residential property on
Hazelton road.
Mr. and Mm, Hal Brumbaugh
of Los Angelos, were visitors
Thursday and Friday at the home
of R. E. Poynter.
Mrs Nettie Estes was a visitor
several days last week with Mrs.
Miller and Mrs Jennie
in Cottage Grove.
Mr and Mrs, Ernest Hathaway
received from Mrs. Hilma Wil-
48ft!
j A hams
sad news
dv.ith
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JBH ' cisco, Calif. Mr*. Williams was
a former teacher in the district
school now residing in Portland.
Mrs. Rondell Lyons with two
sons. Robert Rondell and Rocklin
David, and daughter. Kathy, ar­
rived Thursday from Ketchikan,
Alaska, for a visit with her par-
: ents, Mr. and Mrs R. E Poynter.
Neighborhood Friendship club
I regular meeting was held Thum-
'day at the home of Mrs. Kittie
I McCoy, hostess. Mrs. Ernest Hath-
' away was co-hostess. New officers
»•looted wore: Mm. Arthur Wool-
cott, president; Mm. George Over­
holser, vice-president. Miss Dor­
othy Poynter, secretary and Mm.
I A .O. Downe, assistant secretary.
Plant exchange by the memlM>m
featured this meeting and refresh­
REVERSING THE STORY of the spider and the fly, the archer fish captures
ments were served. Regular meet­
spiders by first shooting them with drops <4 water. These photos, taken
ing for May will be held with Mrs.
at the New York Zoological Society, show the curious fish with the
"dead-eye” aim in action. The archer fish sights s suspended spider (top. ; George Overholser.
Mr. and »Mm. Ed Newman, of
left). A spurt of water ejected from the fish's mouth starts towards its
Cutler City and Mm. Edwin Este*
prey (right). A bullseye is scored (bottom, left). The archer fish leaps
and daughters, ('aroline ami Ger­
out at the water (right) and snaps up the spider.
(International
aldine, of Oakland, were visitors
I Sunday at the home of Mm. Net-
j tie Estes.
(Mm. Lot Wagner, Phono 81.MI)
Mm. George Coons of Coos Bay.
Mm. Harry Castle, reporter
i who has been visiting her mother
phone 19-F-I?)
It seems spring is here at last Mrs. Nettle Estes, left last week
The Mothers club met Thursday with the hills white with dogwood for National City, California for
at the lunch room at Blue Moun­ blossoms and the beautiful sun- a two months stay.
tain school. The girls 4-H cooking shine.
U. S. Bales is showing !
club with their leader. Mrs. Ruth
Dutch Elm Dtwxsc
Patten, furnished a nice lunch of some improvement and was
Dutch elm disease has killed 190,-
cake,
coffee
and jello with moved from the Rhoads hospital 000 elms In the last IS years. In
whipped cream. The ladies gave a to the home of her daughter, Mrs. i many New England communities,
pink and blue shower honoring Flora Doolittle in Eugene. She famous for their towering elm
Mrs. Bud Woolery. There will be will be there until she is able to trees, every elm has been killed.
just one more meeting and Mm. be brought home. U. S. Bales has 1 Discovery of the disease in Denver
Everett McCoy and Mm. Cliff been staying in Eugene during his to the first Indication that It has
Green will be hostesses for the wife’s illness.
crossed the Mississippi river into
day.
There has been some measles in | the western United States.
A 7% pound baby daughter. school. Joyce and Bobby Kelly I
Read the classified pages.
Penni Lee, was born Friday the have both been ill with them. ■
22nd at the Butler maternity Joyce had to miss all of last week 1
home to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wool­ of school, but is somewhat better
ery. Mm. Woolery came home at the present time.
Sunday and her sister Helen Hart
Mrs. Laura Davenport is much
of Everett, Washington, came to improved, after a two months ill­
take care of her for a week.
ness, and she and Mr. E. Davcn- !
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Burleson and port are getting things ready to I
Mm. Ranney of Cottage Grove build their new home.
were guests Sunday at Qie Everett
Dorena school will have its May
McCoy home at Blue Mountain.
Day program the first Friday in j
Mr. and Mm. Warren Green and May.
fkmfly of Vaughn and Mr. and
Lot Wagner, is feeling some-
Mm. Joe Anway of Eugene and what better at the present.
Richard Hayes, also of Eugene,
See the men working on the
Were callers Sunday at the home Dorena dam this week.
of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Green. They
brought a big birthday dinner all
Bainwater on Farm
choked to honor Mr. Green on his
terracing, contour farming. and
birthday anniversary.
close growing vegetation such as
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Overton re- small grain, legumes, and grass
turned last week from their cabin sod will help slow up the runoff
at the coast. While there they vis­ water so that it can soak into the
ited old friends, Mr. and Mrs. soil.
Bill Rissue, who formerly lived on
Mosby Creek.
Mrs. Glen Roby of Blue Moun­
tain and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Roby
of London were honored SUnday
at the Glen Roby home of Blue
Mountain, with a birthday dinner,
Th,; honor guests received several
nice gifts.
Dee Anderson, Judy Rcarrlck
and Lariy Lancaster have the
three day measles this week.
Pvt. Marvin Boyer who has
been statirmed at Fort Ord, dali-
fornia, visited last week at the
Albert Lancaster home. He ex­
pects »o go overseas as snon as he
returns to camp.
Clyde Putman took his mother
Mrs. Charles Putman to Oregon
City Monday to attend the wed­
ding of her brother, Ruben
Scouton at Vancouver Tuesday.
MOSBY CREEK
DORENA
BLACK TOP PAVING
Driveways — Street! — Parking Areas and Floon
Also Rood Grading
All Work Guaranteed
>
Pass Creek Paving Co
Cottage Grove
Located at
Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel
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702 Main
Phone 73
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BIRDS GOTTA FLY
Auto Glass
NOW!
The first to guarantee against shrinkage
In Dry Cleaning* We now have
“Stantest Cleaning**
Garden Supplies
B S H FEED AND SEED STORE
106 Sixth
Phone 57
To Prevent Rot
Foundation timbers, posts, steps,
porches or other wood parts of a
building should not be placed in
contact with the soil unless of
treated wood or the heartwgod of
a naturally durable species.
Woody’s Glass
Shop
Corner W. Main & River Rond
PHONE 818
Cottage Grove Cleaners
401 Main
Member of the Eugene Dry Cleaners Association
and the
National Institute of Dry Cleaners
Phone 81
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