Mr. and Mrs Oren Lund Sunday]
his pun-lit», Mr. am* M’*- D«1'
Mr». Harry Cuati« Reporter
Brunt, took him home »<> hi run
Phone I tu I ■
g. t acquainted with his new little
Handy Brant of Springfield has brother.
The Gcttogcther club met Thura- j
liven a guest the past two weeks
day at the home of Mrs. Pearkin»
at the home of hi* great uncle, Miller with « planned lunch nt
noon. It whs decided not to elect
officers until December Mrs Mil­
lie Roby brought a quilt pattern
and every member is going to
piece a few lilts ks for a new quilt
The next meeting will lie with Mr».
Vcrlin Ward und everyone bring
thimble, scissor* and needle» as
we me going to tie out Ilie quilt
ille Mosby Creek Extension
dub will meet Thursday. < K-t 12
at the home oí Mr». Arnold Durrst
and then- an- a number of tilings
each member must bring. Here is
the Uri: Two clean i»int pus (clear
glaaa) with light fitting lid» These
should contain one cup water from
your own home supply, one glass
measuring eup, one quarter tea­
spoon measuring spoqn, 1 case
knife with straight vdge. one ten- I
... Not only how much
• |sM>n of your favorite detergí nt
oil there is in your
Bring box for detergent if possible,
crankcase, hut a 1 « o
and Know coat <>i I xm and two pM
holdpra. All member» are to lx
how CLEAN it i« . • .
th< ic by ten o’clock a» late com­
how dejiendable it will
er» arc going to be pretty much in ¡
be a« a lubricant dur­
n fog if they do not get the funda­
ing your next few hun-
mental» given in the first (sirt of
dreii mile« of motor­
the k-»»on.
ing. Let us make thi«
Charlotte Hullcy stayed Mevc- il
teat in your crankcaw
day» with her grandparent», Mr
. . . nee for youmclf.
| and Mrs. Harry Castle, while h- r
the importance of
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Grant 1 nil-
|> rope r lubrication.
Icy, wete hunting In eastern Ore­
Drive up!
gon.
Sammy Freeman, lit 11— filcnil of
Ijirry Lancaster, stayed with him
T<» Ih’iM inl on Your < iir
'it the Castle home while his
parent», Mr. and Mrs Ed Free-
j m«n were hunting in ch tern Ore­
gon over the past week end. ! hey
(and Mr and Mr». Everett McCoy
went together.
t ||
Elmore Roby who Is ittcnillni-
1*11. 2511 th<* University of Orogen, spat
610 MadiMtn
th,, week end with his parents, Mr
I ffiiiis Headn of I SSI(. I Si lieri
MOSBY CREEK
The Dip-Stick
Tells the Story
Andrei Y. Vixhlnsky Heft), Foreign Minister of the USSR, and Dean
Acheson, Secretary of State of the I SA, greet each other at the United
Nations General Assembly, now meeting at Flushing Meadows, New
York. Foreign ministers of 28 countries attended the opening session.
Wheat Allotments
Remain the Same
SILK CREEK
Mildred Cochran. Reporter
I'hone 646-J-1
| Mr. and Mrs. Dean Marxen and Thura., Oct. 5. IM#
infant daughter of Eugene.
Beginning Sunday. Oct. 8, there
■ will lie regular evening services
held at the Walker Union church,
starting at 7:30 p.m. Mr La Vern
On September 12, the Agri ul Gomex, pastor, expresses a hope
turai Urne Dhrtributing Com >
that those unable to attend the
halted 1950 lune spreading opt erä­ morning worship hour will enjoy
tiona in Lane county. Up fo that the benefit» of the evening ser­
i date approximately 1100-1200 tons vice.
; of bulk agricultural limestone had
Elmer Miles, of Eugene, enjoyed
been delivered and spread on Lane the hospitality of the Clyde Wright
¡county farms. Tola) orders for the home Sunday.
year at the time were approxi-
; mately 2500 tons.
Li t us labor for that larger
The lime distributors cited tho comprehension of truth, and that
railroad car shortage us their pri­ more th. rough repudiation of er­
mary reason for suspending oper­ ror. which shall make the history
ations. With equipment and crew Of mankind a series of ascending
available to spread 15 to 20 cars development*.
Horace Mann
a week, shipments in late August
and early September averaged 2
Thoughts are your own; your
to 5 cars a week.«making it im-
morc. 1 lenry
pissiblc to continue operations words are
this year. It is hoped that South­ Delaune.
ern Pacific policy will change so
that by July-September of 1951
an adequate supply of cars will be
available to handle all liming
orders.
Operators arc urged to have soil
acidity tests made earlier next
/ear so lime orders will not be
delayed for this reason.
The Heatiuel, Cottagi- Orow. Oregon
Lime Spreading
Ends in County
DELIGHT VALLEY
NOW ABC
Network Program
and Lane County News
All nsidents of Silk Creek arc
Mr». E. I). Sherrill. Reporter
invited to attend the llalloweer
Phone 648K4
Recently, Lane county farm party on Saturday, Octotx’r 7, a*
Sunday, Sept. 24 was the lice
opt-iiors were mailed their 1951 7:30 p m. at the grade school.
wheat acreage allotment notices.
Everyone attending is requentei; ning of a week-long family reunion
For 1951, wheat acreage allot­ to bring wieners and marshmal­ at the Sherrill home, when mem­
ments over th« nation as a whole low» for their family an well as bers of Mr. Sherrill's family ar-
ived from California to spend a
show a cut of ten | ht cent from their table service.
tiie 1950 allotments.
Jimmy Thornbcrg md a frien 1 portion of their vacation in Ore­
In Lane county, however, indi-( went to eastern Oregon, Friday on gon. The vacation party included
his mother. Mis. Carrie Sherrill,
viduul wheat acreage allotments a hunting trip.
brother-in-law anti three sisters,
will be practically the tame as at
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler
1950. Acreage allotments are spent the week end on the coast Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Norris, all of
Alhambra. Mrs. Earl Dole of Bur­
based on the average wheat acre-
at Newport.
bank, and Mrs. Harvey Senker of
age history for the years 1916
Some of the men from the com­ Valley Center. They left for home
1947, 19-1« and 19-19. A ten percent
cut was then applied to this deter­ munity went to Cottage tir< v< Saturday by way of the coast.
Mrs. Leslie Scott attended the
mined usual acreage, the same as Sunday to help on the new Seven­
for the 1950 wheat acreage allot­ th-day Adventist church buildini: home extension meeting in Eugene
Iieing constructed there.
Sept. 27 as representative for the
ments.
Paul W'alter of Eugene took his Mosby Creek unit.
A fifteen day apfieal period is
Bird Fiaten was among the
allowed all producers after the unde, Charley Nabakowski to
mailing date of the allotment no- eastern Oregon on a hunting trip t ir-t | . leave for eastern < h« son
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Gilbert
of
Eu
­
for the opening of the deer sea- ■
I ices. Seeding in excess of thc
1951 wheat acreage allotment dc- gene were callers at the H. J. son. being with the Schmitt party.
prives an operator of price sup­ Cochran home Thursday after­ One deer w-as haggl'd.
“SERVING BEST THE ENTIRE Ul-Sl”
port on Ms 1951 wheat crop but noon.
"If I'd a knowed you was cornin’.
Harry Robinson came for his
does not affect his eligibility for
I'd a baked a cake” was the theme
wife
and
children
last
week.
They
price support on any other crop.
have been visiting with his par- song at the VanNortwick home on
Lane county’s 1951 wheat acre­ ents, Mr. and Mrs C. J. Robinson Friday evening, when Kenton ar­
age allotment is 6663 acres as They returned with him to their rived home unexpectedly from
compared to 7372 acres for 1950.
OJS j C. to celebrate his 18th birth­
. home in Ontario.
| Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sargeant day with his family. The cake and
I recently returned from Hong the celebration was enjoyed by all
and Mrs. Glen Roby.
the family on Saturday.
Guess it would I m ’ safe ’o say Kong. China. Mr. Sargeant’s
Robirda Fiaten enjoyed a trip
mother.
Mrs.
Sarah
Sargeant
of
nearly
half
the
men
and
their
Departure«
Departure«
to San Francisco as a guest of the
Dayton,
Oreg.,
spent
Monday
wives
wen-
hunting
in
eastern
Ore
­
South lx»und
Northbound
visiting with the E. R. Darnell and Van Vleet family of'Portland re­
gon over the week end.
11:16 A. M.
Harry Castle is driving a new the O. H. and Hiram W’heelcr cently.
9:37 A. M.
families. They
Sunday guests at the home of
7:24 P. M.
yellow one ton I I»'
pickup
1 MUM
..............
• went , to -- Dayton
3:05 P. M.
oondent has had a Monday mght to take Mr». Sar- Mr. and' Mrs. R. C. Oster were
11:16 P. M.
8:12 P. M
Your corres; ij »
i
a i eh grant Sr. back to her home and
3:40 A M.
letter from old fricn'l« id nrigh- went
k
2:00 A. M.
to ......................
Walia Walla, Wash.,
IxrtH. Mr. and Mr*, (nd Frazee of where Mr. Sargeant has accepted
FASTER S( HEDI LES
Prineville, They have sold their a position at College Place as
NEW RISES
ranch and have bought a home in superintendent of buildings.
Prineville.
Gcorgc 'L Cottle» Agent
Mariel Jean Darnell went to
Photic SH
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson Walla Walla, over the week end to
Cottage (¡rove Hotel
of Portland spent the week end visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Gor­
DcjMit Ojien 24 Hours Daily
with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Ben don Mooney at College Place. She
Anderson.
returned home Sunday night.
Miss Darnell will be employed as
nurse at the Eugene Hospital and
Clinic, having just recently com­
pleted her nurses training at St.
Helena, Calif.
I guess our recent frosts arc
quite general, though they seem to
strike in one locality one night
and another the next. Your cor­
respondent has a fuschia which
weathered the previous wintei
outside and Sunday morning it
was what I would term "frozen
stiff.” The leaves actually rattled
hut Sunday night found it stand­
ing up defiantly and it is just
literally loaded with ready-to-open
buds. I guess that staying out
through last winter must have
Is'cn what it needed for hardiness
Each of the 8 great Dodge truck engines
Mrs. Stan Abran\s and daughter.
gives you power aplenty—top economy,
April Kay were callers at the H.
too. That’s because you get an engine
J. Cochran home Thursday after­
that’s “Job-Rated" to fit your hauling
needs . . . one that’s jam-packed with
noon.
money-saving, long-life feature«.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cook and
children of Eugene were dinner
guests Saturday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Cochran. The
Cooks arc preparing to leave on a
trip to El Dorado, Ark.. Oct. 14, to
visit his parents. They plan to go
to New Orleans, La., and Pensa-
You’ll profit from
cola, Fla., before returning.
bigger payloads with­
Walter Smith and wife of San
out overloading axles
and springs — thanks
Pedro have Ix'en visiting the past
to Dodge “Job-Rated’
week with his parents, Mr. and
Last Measure on the Balint
weight distribution.
Mrs. Guy Smith. They left for
More truck weight on
their home Monday.
the front axle means
Huey Davidson, a friend of Mr.
more pay load on the
and Mrs. Guy Smith, visited them
rear axle.
a couple of days last week. He is
engineer on a lumber boat and the
Smith’s took him over to Reeds­
port Friday to take the boat.
Mrs. Kitty McCoy returned home
Sunday night. She had been gone
In city traffic or on the
since Sept. 7. She visited with a
open road, you’ll enjoy
nephew, Curtis Beverly and a
performance plus! Dodge
trucks are “Job-Rated" for
niece, Florence Taylor at Oregon
easy handling, too! You can
City and from there she went by
You’ll ride safety-sure in a welded all-steel cab
turn ’em in shorter circles,
with the biggest windshield of any popular truck!
stage to Washugo, Washington to
back ’em up and park ’em
You’ll have the finest truck brakes in the indus-
visit cousins and they all went to
faster—with less effort.
-> try ... a hand brake operating independently on
Lewiston, Idaho and at New
propeller shaft on all models — J-j-ton and up.
Meadow, Idaho she visited a cousin
she hadn't seen since November,
18««. Mrs. McCoy enjoyed the
scenery in Northern Idaho. The
very rugged rocky mountains
With all their extra value. Dodge ‘ Job-Rated?
Avallabia an all W-, %- and 1-lan
especially interested her, as well as
trucks are priced with the lowest. Come tn
modal*, lower» upkaap MSN, prolans»
w-hat is called the deepest gulch
and ask us to show you a truck that will start
Ilta. Atk V» for InfomHn* Fluid tMva
saving you money the day you buy itl
in the United States. Salmon Riv­
booklot.
er Gulch and at White Bird Sum­
mit she learned a lot of Idaho
history as that is in or near an old
Indian battle ground and over 30
white men massacred by the In­
diana are buried there.
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on
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