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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
Candid Forestry^y^Q^^ CRESWELL ■nr (Mn. Norman Skaggs. reporter, phone Creswell S53) ik IM W a tl fi U IV a Q ai <4 a n . Tri-Community club enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. Perrion Hocker of MV bounteous pot luck supper Friday Mosby Creek have purchased the tvening and a very interesting Ward Wood property on A street program was presented. The new and have moved in. ferment walk and Ivack poren were Mr. and Mi s. Maurice Webb and Viewed with pleasure. Mrs. D. E. family have moved to Palo Alto. Rinehart will be in charge of re California for the winter where freshments for the next mooting Webb w ill have employment, fend each family is asked to pre- Mrs. Avia Graves spent the week parc a number for the program in Eugene with her cousin. Mrs. ! Mothers club of Creswell Grade Arthur Rayburn. fechool held its first meeting of City Accepts Reservoir the fall Friday afternoon and the City council met Monday eve teachers and mothers all intro ning and made further plans for * N e A^ l Y ALL duced themselves. Different pro naming the streets and numbering jects were discussed for the year the houses. The streets running WEST ¿OAST and the landscaping of the new east and west will be known as FOREST© RE-SEED school grounds was chosen. A din avenues and named alphabetical naturally from seed ner was planned tor the near ly. Those running north and south TR.EES LEFT 3> LOGGERS. future as a benefit number. The will be known as streets and will AT NISQUALLY. duties of the sunshine committee be numbered. The city reservoir WASHINGTON T M3ER.MEN were discussed and it was decided was formally accepted and the GROW MILLIONS OF to send cards only to members final payment made. Extending 3AB> TREES EACH 'EAR. . who are hospitalized or very ill. water lines outside of the city TO PLANT SPOTS WHERE Swimming classes are again be- ' limits was discussed but no action F RE HAS DESTROYED ing offered grade school students taken. The council also reminds SEED TREES OR. WHERE this year with the sixth, seventh those wanting building permits to NATURAL REFORESTATION and eighth graders taking the apply to the city council instead failed following classes until basketball season and of to the county court as some PREVIOUS HARVESTING. then the third, fourth and fifth have been doing. graders will be given a chance to Ralph Black, who is attending take the classes. The students are Oregon State college, spent the Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at taken to the men's jxxtl at the week end with his parents, Mr. the manse Wednesday afternoon University of Oregon and parents and Mrs. J. M Black. with Mrs. Ruth Balenus of Daven are invited to attend the classes Mrs. Lettie Good spent ’he week port, Washington as guest. The too. ; end in Portland with friends. next meeting will lie with Mis. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark and Minnie Anderson and the members Creswell chapter of Eastern Star will entcitain Cottage Grave Sanford Clark of Salem spent the are asked to bring one-half dozen chapter and Blue River chapter of week end with Mrs. Clark’s par doughnuts The Missionary Society Eugene at their October 20 meet ents. Mr. and Mrs. Van Grousbeck. served tea following the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Goddard and ing. Initiation is planned for No Mr and Mrs. Arthur Denny left vember 3. family are visiting her -arents, this week for several weeks visit Mr. and Mrs. J. P Kuni The with relatives and friends in Ne Goddards have been living at Kla- braska. their former home. Cecil math Falls but are now going to Rhodes is taking Denny’s place make their home in Portland as city marshall and water and where Goddard has been transfer- street maintenance man during red. his absence. Mr and Mrs. T. F. Kabler have The Westminster Fellowship moved to Kiger Island near Cor group of the Presbyterian church vallis to make their home. enjoyed a hay ride and wiener Mrs Dora Martin spent the roast at the William Thomson week end at the coast with Mr. home recently. About thirty mem and Mrs. J. P. Kuni and the group bers and leaders attended the af returned with several gallons of fair. , huckleberries and cranberries. A warning sign has been placed Mrs. R. G. St. Clair became a on the south side of the River member at the EZ club Tuesday Raad crossing. This has proved afternoon. The next meeting will to be a bad crossing and seveial be November 1 at Odd Fellows accidents have occurred there re i hall with a pot luck dessert being cently. served. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard of Neighbors of Woodcraft met Vancouver. Washington were call Saturday evening and voted $5 to ed here this week by the deatn of ward the Lane County Chest and his mother. Mrs. Minnie Howard. Works Any Kind of Soil $5 toward the Polio Fund. The The child welfare committee of Try it and you'll see for next meeting will be November 12 the Creswell High school Parent- yourself. and pot luck refreshments will be Teachers Association has worked I served. out an idea to benefit both the Mrs. R. M Carpenter, Mrs. L. high school students needing extra A. Whitney. Mrs. Loren Westrope cash and the town people having and Mrs. Norman Skaggs attended odd jobs to be done The students 41 South 6th Street the FL club convention at New wishing work should contact either port Saturday evening. Mrs. Car- Homer Parks or Mrs. Clarice Fal- All Work Guaranteed Across From the City Hall ' Panter was color bearer for the gren. 'The town people with odd ’ exening. jobs should contact Mrs. L. E. Ziniker. Dorcas Circle of the Methodist church met with Mrs. yv D. Tiedje Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. E. R. Lawrence became a new member Five members were honored at the birthday table. Rex’, and Mis. Alexander Haw thorne. Mrs. W. DeLaVcrgne. Mrs. W. C. Adams. Mrs. Blanche Gwy- ther, Charles Wetzel and Chester Walton attended the South Ore gon District Conference of M tho- dist churches at Roseburg last week. Creswell High school P-TA honored the high school teachers with a reception at the high school i Monday evening The parents went a regular days schedule For your sanding ’ through with five minute classes being held pleasure Green ’s i and the different courses were ex- I plained to the parents. At the business meeting of the club it now have a new was decided to make the purchase Hilco Chief Sander of a trophy case as the first pro ject of the year. It was announced for rent. that $66 had been cleared on the . recent auction sale held by the j group. Mrs. Donna Moore will make year books for the group. (The next meeting will be Novem- I ber 7. I Creswell Girl Scout leaders ard For that final covering— I committeewomen entertained the | South Willamette District meeting ' of Girl Scout leaders at )he Metho dist church annex Monday after noon. Mrs. Carl Smith of Pleasant Hill presided at the business meet- . ing and troop reports were given. [The annual calendar and cookie sale was discussed and pictures* of Girl Scout organization were shown by Miss Ruth Roliertson of the Girl Scout office in Eugene. i The next meeting of the gtoup will A large stock to choose frem. 4 be at Trent, December 5. , The Girl Scouts held their first meeting of the fail Thursday af- 1 ternoon and several women were present who are interested in starting more troops. There are however many more openings for women interested in helping and I a training course will be offered ! in the near future. The New MERRY-TILLER I ; l ,& urn slash * to leave LAND RE ADV FOR —_NEW CROP t L eave Medals Available To Veterans of World War Two >1 '«'nice in World War II in- cludiu : lh< I jin>|k an African Mid dle Eastern and the Asiatic-Pa cific eam|MÌgns, are no« ax ii!abk> to ex en icemen or their next of kin. th* Oregon Dep.ar’ment of \’e erar..' Affairs ti']>orted this IT.c M< ilats. obtainable frem the veteran's own branch of service, i. . aide the American d (co ■ i r pie in nl H.irKir mi dal. the Amer ican theater c.ini|taiqn medal, the xietory medal, and the European- Al.u .mMi Jie Eastern and Asia tie-Pacific cumixaign medals. The marm' Corrs is also Issuing the Navy occultation and the China ervice medals, and the coast guard is issuing the latter, but the bow were Mmes rett Ma’ci and Harry L'astle The lienor guests received ti lol of dainty gills and cake, ice cream, punch and coffiv «as served at the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Lula Bettis took the church census in the Blue Mt. dis trict Monday. Mrs. Elsie Mainwaring has Iwen in Scio the past week helping cun* for her new twin granddaughters liorn to-Mr and Mrs. Leo Main- « armg. Dean la’boxx visited several dax - last wivk with Teddy Hays of List me. Oregon The Imxs hunted in 'Eastern Orengun. fieials said. Former navy, marine and coast seed Verkm Ward. Pago 10 TREES—— max present (heir photostyle or certified copies of notici* of sepa- iceruiting station and rec ir medal.. at once Nav.x si in Port land. Bend. Coos Kay , Hose- burg. Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, « are La Grande. Pendleton, Medlord. Salem, Conalhs, Tin* Dalles. Van couver and Longview. Murine sta tions arc located in Portland. Kla Grace Thompson, reporter math Falls. Eugene, Salem. Med Phon« 12F6) ford and Pendleton Oregon's only coast guard reuniting office is at Peggy Meacham returned 1109 S. W. 5th. Portland. to her home here Tuesday from Mount Scott Laxikout. Mickey Littlepage killed a bear on their piaci* Sunday- Mrs. Harry C*»tlc. re|H>rt<r Mr and Mrs. Bernell Goins. ac- Phone I9FI2 companied by Peggy Meacham Mi and Mr left Thursday evening for Fern- dak*. Washington for a few days Harry Castle home after visit at the Elmer Beck home. (roiu in Kenneth Nowak has been ill York They have bought a home with double pnuemonia. Mr and Mrs. Bass and Bruce in IX'light Valley. are visiting in Washington. Me. and Mrs. Howard Cutin «ere Crane is out of school because pleasantly surprised by the xisit his sister is ill at home with of their son. Howard Conn Jr. of measles. Petersburg, Alaska and his bride Two sheep were found killed by from Seattle The young jieopk bear, and cougar tiacks have also were on their honeymoon. been noticed in the vicinity. A large crowd attended the pink Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Soxvies re and blue shower Thursday, Oc port good luck hunting in Eastern tober 6 at the home of Mrs. Clif Oregon. Also Ronald Gahlabini, ford Lei**« honoring Mrs P< ar- Loo Nowak, and the Busier Browns’. CURTIN The Neiillm l. Coltali Grove, Oregon Thur»., Oi l. I>. I»B> ■Never n question about courtesy and service when you drive in to . . . rrcddie’s Mobil Station Cottage Grove 5th and Main THEY GO TOGETHER! Football Laundry and and Fall Dry Cleaning MOSBY CREEK Rough-dry 12c lb 95% of all hauling jobs can be done with Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks Only S16S.00 Pat’s Saw Shop NEW AND OLD FLOORS SMOOTH 'EM DOWN THE HILCO WAY With a Hilco Edger to finish up with finishing floors is a cinch. 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