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14 Pilles Section Two Portable Oxygen Tent for New Ho.pltal 1 Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GltUVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1919 NOTH E OF HEARING OF NUMBER 4M DELIGHT VALLEY the Red Cross national staff and i other expert* in special fields ser (Mr*. E, D. Sherrill, reporter ved as volunteer faculty members. phono 0IHR4) Emphasis was placed on skills, Holiday visitor* st the home of teaching technique* and methods for integrating these skills into , Mr and Mr*. John Stulder in« Catlwrlne Getty and June Bold- community life, Catherine and | eluded Mr. and Mr* W. O. Tuck- । er, of D>ng Beach, Wash., parent* ler of Cottage Grove returned to- Jane stated. In the 28th year of operation, of Mis Stalder, Mr. and Mr*. day from Camp Longfellow where they Completed a ten-day counw apiiroxlmately 4000 recreational ! John Tucker, of Lyle, Wash., and of training In water safety and re- instructors will complete training Mr, and Mr*. Geo. Wallace and luted subject* nt the Red Crus* course* in 30 aquatic *choo)s baby, of Twisp, Wash. A real old-fashioned Indepen aquatic achool Catherine and Jane throughout the nation, according dence Day celebration wa* held at attended 11« delegate* of the lame to Red Cross chairman. the Durfllnger farm when approx < ounty Red I'roM* chapter and imately seventy-five friends and will nerve us life guard* for Cot THREE ELECTED TO tage Grove under the direction or HOMI. HOARDS IN DOIGLAH relatives gathered for a picnic. Unoffical tabulation of ballot* i Ball games, horseshoe* and *wlm- Cottage Grove Recreation. I he national aquatic Khool from cu*t by Rural School District* of mlng were the order of the day. and a merry time was acclaimed which < utherlne and June me re Douglas County, In their respective by all. turning 1* one of *ix in the Pacific zone* resulted in the election of Mr* Hugh McDaniel and chil Aren offering ten day* of Inten- Guy McGee, Canyonville, to the *ifhxl study to train young men County Rural School District dren, Pat and Curalee enjoyed a mid women in all phase* of water Board from Zone A; Arthur ten day visit in Eastern Oregon ----- „----- , present with relative*. They drove thru a skills, first aid and accident pre M nr* h, txxiklngglas*, vention. The <xMir*c I* designed to chairman, re-elected for Zone C, terrific sand »torm enroute home, provide the nation's cities with and Mr*. Madeline B. Cool, Drain, with truffle stalled lx*cause of Utialifled n<|Uatic Instructor* for Zone D. Roseburg New* Review the heavy, blowing sand. Miss Willa Durflinger I* one of its swimming pools, beaches, sum Dwindling Rrsaurre* three from the Cottage Grove mer playgrounds, youth organlza In America's once lavish atom area enrolled In the three weeks lions and public service grou|>* and schools In the R«-d Cress esm- houses ot resources, many bins are course of bund orchestration at pulgn to make “Every American being emptied, some such as cop the U. of O., under the direction I n swimmer every swimmer a life per. sine, and Iron ore, at an alarm of John Stehn. She I* studying Ing rate As this trend toward ex ihe French horn. saver!" haustion of our present reserves — rhoM ( 'ar* Studio Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Schwer The Camp Longfellow wa* continues, the problem of “getting President of the American Le by people of the commnity if directed by Dick Evans who has more from less" may well become in«. of Croswell, Mr. and Mm. been aimoeiated with National a determining consideration in Harvey Bluhm, recently of Crab- gion Auxiliary, Mrs. Max Bird, needed. The members of the Auxiliary Aquatic sciKxds for many years shaping the policies and futures of •rev, but now residing in Spring- right, and president-elect. Mm. E. and serves us Field Representative most industries. Including chemi field. were recent visitor* of Mr. J. Deremer, presenting W. A. earned the money to purchase the WiMxlard. chairman of the Cottage tent by selling subscriptions to md Mrs Hugh McDaniel. for Safely Services. Memlx-rs of cals The Fireworks display for the Grove Hospital board, with a port magazines. lament of Crippled Children, in able oxygen tent, which will be The Auxiliary in Eugene, which Eugene on the 4th, was thorough Used in the hospital when com has a much larger territory, sold ly enjoyed by several families pleted. At piesent it is being kept enough subscriptions to purchase from the valley, including the at the city fire hall to be used a polio-pak heater. I lemcnwny, Norris, Oster and Mc Daniel* families. An estimated 15,000 jx-nmns witnessed, what wa* considered, the best and pret- tieat stx>w ever displayed around here. Work alone <!<>«•* not satisfy you if you du not net Mr. and Mm. Lee Harrison and (Mr*. Norman Skagg», reporter, phone Creswell 553) son Richard, with Betty Dunlevy, ishlc HoR ot RSELF part of «hat yon earn fur enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake, re your future piati* inni security, open n savings sitare Nww Reservoir , were on their way to Norfolk, ' cently, returning the same day. ...... . where Miifety of your investment is insured Bid* on the construction of the Virginia to make their home. up to KitDO by Federal Savings and Loan Inaurance city reservoir were opened Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhill Corporation of Washington l>. C. day evening and the contract was and son Joe and daughter Wanda Odd Fact awarded to M. E. Carr and Ray- ■ Texas are visiting with A dliordar that affect* the grout* mond R. Woods of Cottage Grove. : of Turkey, p n. _______ ___ Mrs Barnhill's brother Hubert around Exeter, N. every au tumn, causing them to reel and Their bid was $15,525. Five bids Simmons and family, DIR El TOILS Rev. — W. * L*e Gray spent several stagger, hat been diagnosed by ex were submitted. Work will start j ~ perts aa intoxication, following the as soon as possible. days last week at Portland attend- j Orin K. Murrell c It. Mane rod eating of aoma variety of local One candidate was initiated at Ing the Oregon Synod of Presby II. Harlow K. I. Pitkin Eastern Stab Thursday evening terian churches. Worth Harvey F. T. Mtellr and reports of the recent Grand Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Christoffersen i Chapter meeting were given. Mrs. of Oakland, California, Mr. and ■ D. R. Husband Roy Henry was presented a going Mrs. Martin Miller and Mr. and away gift. The chapter will vaca Mrs. Wilbur Quigley of Castle | tion until September. Ford, Idaho visited this week with Mr and Mrs. H. N. Traxler, and ( ' Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Quigley and Mr. and Ml». Calvin C. Taylor and ' Amy Quigley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mawson I sin left Friday for Everett, Wash- 248 Medical Center Building I mgton. They were joint'd at Port- entertained several friends Friday Eugene, Oregon. Phone 4 6431. I land by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth evening in honor of Mrs. Mawson's Coleman and son, and Mr. and parents. Mr and Mrs. E. A. Green Additkin* to your account reccivAI by 10th of month Mrs. Robert E. Silvis, Jr. and son. on their 40th wedding anniversary- | At Everett they will all be guests Guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. A. earn from first of that month. <>f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holt and Everson. Jencne Everson. Mr. and 47-3tc-49 family on their yacht the “Wanda Mrs. W. D. Tiedje, Betty, Jeanne, Belle" and will take a cruise to the and Barbara Tiedje. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington DeLaVergne and War San Juan Islands. ren, Mr. and Mrs. Green, Beverly, A daughter, Joan Elizabeth, was Sten and Kart Mawson. lorn to Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Quarters are being prepared in Goehler at Lake Grove, Oregon, the Wralkup building for the Cres June 28. This is their first child well Post Office and the equip and the first granddaughter of ment will be moved as soon as Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Miller. possible. Star club members served fried Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Graves of chicken dinner to a large crowd at San Francisco are visiting his the Grange hall June 24th and $315 I mother, Mrs. Avia Graves and was taken in. ¡sister. Mrs. L. C. Satter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henry and i family. son left this week end to make Miss Elizabeth Ann Miller, their home at Grants Pass. They daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. I have rented their Creswell home Miller of Creswell and John Sul to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Owens and livan. son of Mr. and Mrs. John V. I family of Los Angeles. Sullivan of Eugene were married Star Theater is closed until July at Grace Lutheran church in Eu I 7 while Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John- gene. Saturday. June 25. Rev. W. Ison the owners are on a fishing B. Maier read the double ring trip. ceremony. The couple will live in I Creswell Grangers and Camas Eugene for the summer and in the Swale club members and their fall the gtwm will work tor his famlies picniced at the Robert masters degree at John Hopkins Franklin ranch the 4th. University at Baltimore. Lions club voted to sponsor the I Cub Scouts at their Friday evening I meeting and planned installation of officers at their next meeting with notice to bidders thq ladies as guests. I Little Theater club met Thurs Scaled bids will be received by day evening and presented a wed Virgd Kingsley at the office of the “ ding gift to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. : Superintendent, Union High I-ower. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols School, Cottage Grove, Lane will be hosts for the next meeting County, Oregon until July 13, i and members are asked to bring 1949, at 8:(M) o'clock P. M. for i sandwiches and salads. the furnishing of gasoline for $35.000 Bond Issue Voted School District No. 14 for the ' Patrons of Creswell High school school year of 1949-1950. District 12 voted to issue bonds in Specifications and bid blanks ■ the amount of $35.000 at their may be secured at the office of the i annual meeting Monday evening. superintendent. Union High The vote was yes 94 and no 44. School. Cottage Grove, Lane I The money will be used for addi County, Oregon. tions and improvements to the With all that's going on in th« world today there I* a problem The School District No. 14, present building. G. L. Decker was Lane County, Oregon, reserves the facing us which only you can decide. The question is, shall we have soc- elected director for five years with right to reject any and all bids ialism in this country or free enterprise? It's a serious decision that you 81 votes. George Hayes received and waive informalities. GO votes. have to moke because it could mean giving up the American way of life Dated July 5. 1949. Mrs. Ida Schrumps of Clearlake George McReynolds, Chairman, and those freedoms that our forefathers fought and died for. You only Oaks, California, Herman Catheart School District No. 14, Lane Coun hove to take a good look at what is happening in countries in continental of Modesto, and Mrs. Speneer ty. Oregon. Cecil Caldwell. Clerk. Allen of Richmond, California Europe and Great Britain. If that I* the kind of life you want, then you 48-ltc i called on Mi's. Lot tie Good Friday. Two Girls Attend RC Aquatic School IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE DEPARTMENT OF PROBATE Case No. 9651 In the Matter of the Estate of ELLA STRONG WOLFARD, De ceased. Notice 1* hereby given that the undersigned. Administratrix of • the Estate of Ella Strung Wolfard, I>ceased, ha* filed her final ac- | count for the final settlement of said decedent’s estate in the Cir- i cult Court of the State of Oregon 1 for the County of Lane, Depart ment of Probate, Case No. 9651, and that the 14th day of July, 1949, at the Court Room of said Court in said Court House in Eu gene, Oregon, at 9:30 o'clock a m. ha* been fixed by the Court as the time and place for hearing ob jection* thereto or to the settle ment thereof. Audrey W. Flanigan, Adminis tratrix of the Estate of Ella ■ Strong Wolfard, Deceased. 45-5t-49 I $50.00 BABY muit decide on the road to socialitm—socialism which it nothing but toft communism and the biggeit atop to communitm itself. MOUNTAIN STATES "A SILMU PFOUTI NG, TAX-P • ke 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mourer and Harold and Harvey Peterson are visiting Mrs. Mourer's parents at Joliet, Montana. Mr. and Mri. W. O. 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Only Jamdelly PECTIN MORI FOR YOUR MON1Y »«r few wit Stop at Clark’s Studio and VOTE •'Pretty Pebble* A pebble found by two children In a river resulted In the discovery of the billion-dollar’Klmbertey dia mond fields in South Africa. The children a “pretty pebble“ was * diamond worth *2,900. ^HICKELS CRESWELL First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Eugene Low from Forest Fires Forest fires are an ever-present national menace. More than 30 mil lion acres of forest are destroyed by more than 200.000 fires each year. The annual loss is 38 million dollars. COTTAGE GROVE PHONE S3
