The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thun».. Feb. 22. 1951
SILK CREEK
I given for the benefit of the Neigh­ M. Il Estabrook homo nt Culp | result of a fire early Sunday inorn-
From early July to mid Decern- । Kansas ranks lirst among V-
borhood Friendship club. Members 1
i Ing at the Ed IXving home. Lurki-1 lier more than 10,000 donors visit- states in the production of v4»|.
'are asked to bring cookies.
Mis. Franklin S’e»art and MrsJ ly neighbors discovered th* blaze
ed Toyko's American Red Cross canic ash, which is used to make
Mr, and Mrs. Orval Whaley re­ J. 11 Spahr were hostesses fur a | almost ns soon as Mr. 'I'« mg did
I i I ihm I bank anil donated blood.
household cleaning rompounda.
The Neighborhood Friendship ceived a phone call from their son pink and blue shower honoring and were able to extinguish it.
Mra. Gale Robv. Reporter
Club met with Mrs. Ross Overhol­ Larry Whaley not long ago. He Mrs O C. Crawford Wednesday,
If you wish to subserllM* to the
Phone 791R1
John E Albee of Albee Pontiac, ser with Mrs. Hal Cochran as co­ has been out of the states for 9
Feb. 14 The afternoon was s|>ent Sentinel or have a want nd to
Cottage
Grove,
is
attending
the
hostess,
Thursday
afternoon.
months
Hts
aunt
Mrs
Jake
Carl
­
Mrs. Charles H. Wood had
playing games and In social con­ run. please cal) your corresp.inden*
minor preliminary surgery per- General Motors Dealership Man­
Then* wen* IS ladies and S chil­ son was listening to a program versation. followed by openiny of whose phone number appears at
agement
training
program
at
Gen
­
dren pn*sent. After a business over a Eugene radio station and the many lovely and useful gilts the head of this colUtnm. She
formed at Sacrisi Heart hospital
Saturday
She returned home eral Motors Institute, Flint, Mich. meeting conducted by the club heard the |>n>grain interrupted to by the honoree.
would also appreciate arty news
Sunday, but expects to return soon He is one of 28 men from 15 president, Mrs. Downey, the group announce the docking of tarry's
Those attending were the Mi s- you might give her.
states,
selected
by
General
Motors
ship, the S. S. Rochester. She im- dames Lula Hulse. Betty Moore,
played a fast moving gome.
to the hospital for a major oper­
Mrs, Elsie Patton of Culp Creek
ation. Her sister Miss Viola Welty divisions to participate in the pro­
Thumb nail sketches of their I mediately phoned the Whaleys Maltha Steele, Valeria Shobcrg. is substituting at the Dorena |s>st-
gram.
about
30
minutes
before
tarry
of Chehallis is here and will re­
lives were given by Mrs. John
Jessie Stockman. Ruby Roe. Gertie offiee in the absence of Mi s. Ruth
Since the program’s inception Woolcott, who comes from Massa­ himself called home. He expects to
main until Mrs. Woods has com-
Stewart, Lorraine Garoutte, Del St. Clair, who is visiting her par-
late
in
1947
more
than
6<X>
men
pletely recovered.
chusetts, Mrs. Hal Cochran who have a 30 day leave early in Craw font.
Ione Denzer. Zora ents in Idaho.
G. A. Andrews was taken to the have been chosen to receive this was born in Kansas, and Mrs. | March.
Owen, Cleota Arthur, Ruth Cart-
The IB farmer’s telephone line
type
of
training.
They
have
come
Donald
Barnes
returned
home
Glenn Hankins, Mrs. Oscar Wheel­
hospital in Eugene -recently for
wright.
Thelma
Wieks.
Jane whs sold last week to the Bell
from all parts of the United States f er and Mrs. Clarence Duncan, all Friday after visiting
- with his Wicks, Billie Hiatt, Gretta Eata-
treatment for food poisoning.
Mrs. Lora Townsend received ?nd. Canada and from many । native daughters.
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lio bnuik Ora Thomason, Janette Telephone Co.
Lawson of Oaki idge.
idgv. He went Kelly Those sending gifts but un-
The Row River Community
treatment for a few days at the
, Rofroshr.ii nt« elrried the rod
hospital in Eugvne last week, re-
Th° right-week program is dc- and white of Valentine motif in home with them Sunday week.
able to attend were Mrs. Alois church held a business meeting
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler and Austa Vaughn.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
turning home Monday. Her sister : signed to provide basic training in punch, jello ar. 1 heart shaped
spent Saturday night with her Margaret Shvrrctt and Avanelk* Franklin Stewart Monday night to
Mrs. Loma Hicks has come down ‘ the principles of the effective op- cookies.
mother, Mrs. Ida Clevenger at Wicks.
! eration of a General Motors deal-
discuss ways and means of raising
from Portland to care for her.
Wc arc the authorized local distributor for the Orthorix
The n ;t i-cotIng will be with
more funds to finish the new
Mrs. E. M. McEwen spent Thurs­ ership and was develo|>ed by key Mrs. A. O. D< wn;c and will be an Blachly. They returned home on
Manuel Moors, Joys*, Bob. l ar­ building. Colored slides were
Sunday.
and Valli oil spray, the complet«* dormant xpray.
day helping care for Mrs. Town­ staff and divisional men in Gen­ all day m.-etinc The group will tie
Paul Walter and Miss Beverly ry and Jeanette Keily all enjoyed shown of different interior finishes
eral Motors automotive distribu­ a quilt Mrs. Downie will have the
send.
the
square
dancing
at
the
armory
Kills Curly Leaf, San -lose Scale, Rust, etc.
Black of Eugene were Sunday
and arrangements by the (MStor
Kathleen Olds, baby daughter tion.
main dish for dinner but asks
visitors at his aunt and uncle’s Mr. in Cottage Grove Monday night. Dave Kullowutz It was decided
of Mr. and Mrs Joe Olds is sick
members to bring salads.
Both Dorena schools basketball to hold a regular business meeting
and Mrs. Charles Nabakowski.
this week with the measles. Jerry son born in Cottage Grove Sun-
Mrs E. R. Darnell
.«n mm
and uhukhh
daughter i
team
and their volleyball team once a month on the last Friday
Mrs.
Nettie
Estes
will
spend
Prescott suffered an ear ache with day. Feb. 18. Mrs. Quigley re-1 Mariel Jean, Mr. and Mrs. H W.
his measles but otherwise was | turned home to Cottage Grove ' Wheeler and Mrs. Glen Gottwald this week with her friend Mrs. were defeated by Latham last Fri­ of each month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr visited
lucky to have had a very light Tuesday and is being cared for | and little daughter left Thursday Miller in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Mil­ day. Also the Culp Creek girls sol-
Icy ball team defeated Dorena girls at the Sidney Sheets hom-* in Cot­
case. A number of colds and coughs by Mr. Quigley's mother. Mrs night for a trip to Walla Walla. ler is not well
in
a
game
Tuesday
ev
-ning
by
a
Four of our local youngsters
tage Grow Monday afternoon and
are reported as after effects of Ruth Quigley. The baby has been |The Darnells and Wheelers ex­
» visit
v.sH me
Manevs,
recital given small margin.
saw for the first time their new
the measles.
named Robert Duane and weighed pvvl
pect to
the ooraon
Gordon Mooneys,
Approximately 17 qirls at the great-grandchild Terry Lei* Sheets.
>e ““ ^n‘>n for
Mrs. Nota Henderson has been 5 lbs., 11 oz. The Quigleys arc Mr and Mrs. Stanley Sargent and
Dorena school have signed up lor
Miss Kay Wheeled at College X
A new observation |»st is being
ill at her home but has recovered : former residents here.
Ptoce
“ noon in Cottage Grove at the 4-H Sewing this year, so mothers constructed on the site of the old
sufficiently to go to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Medford en­
please give the girls ill the help one but no plans have been dis­
her daughter. Mrs. Grace Davis tertained for their valley neigh­
Mrs. Gottwald stopped off at Moose hall. The ones from hero
in Cottage Grove for a few days. bors at dinner Sunday. Those at­ Mollolla to visit the senior Gott­ who participated were Lavonna and encouragment you can. as closed yet as to the time of use.
we hope to finish by and n ive ouc
Mrs. Roy Ewing spent several tending were Mr and Mrs. Harold walds for a eouple of days after | Overholser, Clinton Perkey. Pete
achievement day on May Day. This
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which
she
would
leave
Portland
by
a
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days last week in Cottage Grove Abeene. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Me- ,
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caring for her son’s family, tne Ewen. Mr. and Mrs. George plano for Santa Anan, Calif. Her
the part of the few leaders.
"Corky" Ewings, who were ill Southerland.
husband MSgt. Glenn Gottwald
Considerable damage was the
with the flu.
Carlson
spent
the
has
600,1
navigator
on
an
air
lift
,i
m
c,.
i
’
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J
°,
"Pitty Pat
-
of
supplies
to
our
Korean
armies
,10
^
;
000
Sunday
guests
of
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing have *eek end from Cottage Grove
and expects to get leave soon
‘‘nd Mr>’ James
taken several trips recently to fill vith her aunt Mrs. Leon Morton.
the time during a lay-off of work
4-H
Clubs
Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cooper of i
for Mr. Ewing. They visited over­ Lorane visited the Arvid Palkis
The 4-H clubs had their regular
night in Corvallis Tuesday of las^ : Sunday.
I meeting Friday at the school ■
Mrs. Jeanette Kelly, reporter
week with Mrs. Ewing's brother
Phone K15R1
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eckonrode house The clubs presented Mrs
Joe Garoutte. Sunday they made >f Springfield spent Wednesdav Gra«* Perkey. their teacher, and
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Monroe
a trip to Portland, accompanied by with the E. M. McEwens reviving Mr- and Mrs c J Robinson with
a brother Earl Ewing and wife ‘heir mutual interest in garden 60X08 of candy for Valentines day and son of Creswell wen dinner
Remember when you
from Cottage Grove and mother ore, and flowers and bulbs Eck-I Saturday the club members went guests Sunday at the home of Mis.
carried your lunch to
Mrs Nancy Ewing, who remained jnrode specializes in azaleas and to Mr- Robinson’s home as usual Florence Monroe*, mother of Fir-
school in a tin pail.
In the Rose City to visit her three tuberous begonias while Mrs Eck- for Wlork on various things they rest.
noon
daughters.
Larry Steele of Creswell spent
। anrode has a speciality of house 1are doing. The boys have their
hour
y o u
An overseas buddy. Carl Ander- plants and cacfI Mrs McEwen 14-H signs almost completed and Sunday with his grandparents Mr.
swapped
sandwiches
Y*s,tcd ,with Ll°yd Gilham kecps her garden growing all I ready to put up. They have also and Mrs. Ray Steele. Mrs. Steele
with th« other kids?
over the-week end from Lebanon winter with many varieties of । been making some wire hooks to I returned to Larry’s home wi’h
When you had
where he is a scout leader and flowers and plants she takes in­ catch chickens. The girls are him where she will visit his school
tra choice
mill office worker.
doors. Among the flowering plants weaving some little rafia place i oefore returning here.
you got a cookie
Mr. and Mrs. Perk Miller and is a white gardenia that seems mats. They are all working on
Among the victims of the "flu’’
boot. or. maybe.
I
an
family of Mosby Creek visited his much at home in the living room several things toward the demon­ this past week were Aioi- Vaugh:.,
sister and family, the Claude window.
stration in May which will be for Clifford Groat, Joyce and Harry
Abeenos. Sunday. Also a visitor
Mis. Esther Banton is taking up the Community club meeting at Kelly. There no doubt were others
was their mother, Mrs. Thena Mil­ a home nursing course in Cottage that time.
that your correspondent did not
ler of Cottage Grove.
Mr. Robinson had a suggestion know about.
Grove for three weeks study. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Quigley are Banton is also attending a home box for the youngsters and they
Grandpa Moope spoiled his good
115 N. Utli
the p'oud parents of a new baby tailoring class this week in con­ came up with some very worthy record of not having a doctor’s at­
Phone
lot
tention
in
23
years,
when
he
mis
­
nection with the Home Extension suggestions some of which are to
help clean up the cemetery, have sed the bridge in the darkness and
work.
Mrs. G. A. Andrews and Mrs. a picnic and a hike, make scrap fell onto the rock below. It re­
Dean Martin were co-hostesses books for a childrens hospital, to quired several stitches to close
for a Stanley party at Mrs. An­ have boxing and wrestling match­ the gash in his head.
Jack and Jim Walker returned
drews' home Thursday afternoon. es and to aid old people, such as
to
school last week a’ter several
chopping
wood
for
them.
Mrs. Rosie tawis was the demon­
It was decided to make scrap weeks illness.
strator. Fourteen guests attended.
Mrs. Franklin Stewart was host­
books at present , for
childrens
. iiciv were
»ere iree
mi a Limuirns
There
free prizes ror
for every- ----
one. An ambrosia gelatin dessert 16ospital and to P,an for the group ess at a party honoring Margaret
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tn hnln olmn
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with Valentine cookies and punch to help clean up the cemetery at Ann’s eighth birthday Friday eve­
the annual clean up. And they ning, Feb. 16.
were served for refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly ana
will have their picnic in due time.
Mrs.
Clarence
Parr
entertained
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Feb. 22-23-24
C. J. Robinson went to a 4-H Larry spent Friday evening at the '
17 guests in her new home at a
“AMERICAN GUERILLA Stanley party Friday afternoon leaders meeting at the 4-H Build­
IN THE PHILIPPINES”
with Mrs. Nora Clark as demon­ ing at the Fair grounds in Eugene
Tyrone Power, Micheline Prelle. strator. Mrs. Hi Remington and Feb. 14.
There was a discussion of 4-H
Robert Barrat.
Mrs. Earl Murry received draw
TECHNICOLOR.
gifts and Mrs. Jeanne Murry re­ work in general, especially the
monthly record books ind “Why
ceived a gift for game prize.
A 4-H class in “Our Home" Has My Community the 4-H Pro­
Sun., Mon., Tues., Feb. 25-2G-27
Homcmak'ng club was organized, ject it Has.”
Fred Espy visited his brother
Feb.
1? it th-* home of their club
Radiant "GLASSHEAT'' provides heat WHERE you want it . . . WHEN you want if . . . and at the EXACT
“BRANDED”
leader M s. Leon Morton. Officers Jim Espy and family Friday night.
DEGREE of warmth you select. Each Easy fo-install "Glassheat" Panel can be controlled by a flip of the
Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman.
elected were president. Darlene He works with the paint gang for
"switch. So why have a cold room?
Charles Bickford, Robert Keith. Paul; vice ’"es'dent, Joy Heyen; the S.P. Railroad and visited his
TECHNICOLOR.
secretary. R ta Raisor: Members brother while waiting for the
Youll be surprised how economical Radian» "GLASSHEAT" really is . . . whether for complete home
for a trip to the demonstrations
are: Doris UaM. Joy Heyen. Fay night train to Grants Pass w'here
installation or auxiliary heating. Check with your dealer TODAY. Ask for Radiant "GLASSHEAT" . . .
of
the
new
Frigidaire
Models.
McKay. Ruth Newton, Darlene he spent the week end at his home.
"Fire Safe and Fully Guaranteed."
Mr.
Bob
Hendren
of
Milton-
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
Paul, Dixie and Sharon Parker,
Feb. 2« - March 1-2-3
Rita Rahor. Golda Belk? Tullar Freewater came Thursday for a
and Melinda Carlson. Meetings visit with his daughter. Mrs. Willis
“KANSAS RAIDERS"
will be held each Monday at Mrs. Isley.
Audie Murphy, Brian Donlevy,
Mrs. Ronald Lyons and two lit­
Morton s. TI l » week, in addition
Marguerite Chapman.
to starting their new project, the tle sons came Friday from Seattle
We Service Anything We Sell
TECHNICOLOR.
girls will have a lesson on the use for a stay with her parents, Mr.
48 North Ninth
Phone 337
and demonstration of different and Mrs. R. E. Poynter until such
time that she can join her hus­
types
of
vacuum
cleaners.
“SO YOUNG, SO BAD”
band who has been sent to Alaska.
Catherine McLeod, Grace Coppin,
Sne is awaiting orders from
Read the classified pages.
Paul Hcnreld.
Washington, D. C. Her little
daughter Kathy has been here for
several weeks having returned
home with her grandmother Poyn­
You may have heard that
ter who visited the famiiy in
Mr». Marie-Louise Auer, Pasadena housewife, writes: Itseemnto me like a
a suit has been filed by
Seattle.
the Antitrust Division in
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bad
time to be tampering with, our industries, as the antitrust lawyers want to do.
There will be a Stanley party
Washington to break up
Or
does
it matter? Would breaking up big oil
Z
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zp
with Mrs. Clarence Duncan as
Standard of California as
Thurs., Fri., Feb. 22-23
hostess Mar. 1. The party will be
well as six other West
companies affect national defense?"
“BORDER RANGERS’
Coast oil companies.
Many people have writ­
Don Barry, Wally Vernon,
Here at Standard, one of the »even West­
panieH in the businean at all time«. We
ten us protesting this
Pamelia Blake.
ern oil companies under attack, we nee
believe we serve you well. But let'a eon-
action, have asked per­
clear public benefit in having big com- aider now juat “bigness"
tinent questions. We be­
and defense:
you’ll get
lieve these questions
“SHOCKPROOF”
Wednesday, Thursday, Feb. 21-22
should be answered for
Cornel Wilde, Patricia Knight,
a
»
FOUR DAVS’ LEAVE
everyone. We take this
John Baragrey.
(CC7IEDY»
way of doing so. If you
bang
Cornel Wilde, Simone C “orct,
have a question, write:
Josette Day.
‘Tn L ike to K now ”
Sat., Sun.. Feb. 24-25
( out of this gang
—Also—
225 Bush Street,
“GUNFIGHTERS”
BASKETBALL HEADLINER
San Francisco 20
,
JOHNNY
DESMOND
and CARTOON
Return engagement of one of
LONDON
Mildred Cochran. Reporter
Phone 646-J-l
Albee Attends GM
Training School
Dormant Spray Season Here
Now Is the time to apply dormant
spray to many varieties of
fruit trees and plants.
See us
B. & H. Feed Store
Phone 57
DORENA
MEMORY
SMITHS
RADIANT
MORELOCKS
I
We will be
CLOSED
J
oR YOU GET HEAT
where you want it !
-when you want it!
and at the EX A CT deqree of warmthyou se/ect
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 23 and 24
¿Picks Slcctric
Steers Electric and Refrigeration
601 So. Pac. Hiway
Fd Like
to Know...
Phone 878
“Would breaking up big oil companies affect national defense?”
STAR
Theatre
Creswell
Randolph Scott’s great pictures.
—ALSO—
Friday, Saturday, Feb. 23-24
“BEW ARE OF SPOOKS”
McDonald Carby, Gail Russell,
John Sands. Lee Patrick.
—Also—
Joe E. Brown back again in a
great show.
Mon., Tues., Wed., Feb. 26-27-2»
CLOSED.
x PATSY LEE „
THE LAWLESS
ZAMBA
(JUNGLE ADVENTURE)
Jon Hall, June Vincent,
George Cooper.
AUNT fanny
SAMMY COWLING
»DDK BALLANTYNE
and THE BAND z^^j
BOY FROM INDIANA
ARABIAN NIGHTS
(FILMED IN COLOR»
Maria Montez, Jon Hail, Sabu.
Wed., Thur»., Feb. 2«-Mar. 1
Next: industry's demands.
You know how industrial
output keyed U.S. strength
in World War II. It take« big
companies to meet big needs.
Company bignmu also means
big -scale research, improved
products. Example: oils de­
veloped by .Standard which
tripled range of U.S. subs.
OTHER BREAKFAST
CLUBBERS z—x
Sunday, Monday, Feb. 25-26
Lois butler, Lon McCallister,
Billie Burke.
Today, military needs como
first. Just recently, need for
aviation gasolines jumped
275% in the Went alone. Hig
oil companies supplied it.
and your genial host
DON McNEILL
V/
merry master of mirth on the
BREAKFAST CLUB
tVIRV WttKO«,
MORNING
DESTINATION TOKYO
8-00
«"VW
..m.
( REISS’; E)
Cary Grant, Jjhn Garfield.
sponsored by
GENERAL MILLS
FW V M Bl
—Also—
COMEDY and CARTOON
SWIFT • PHILCO
590 on your dial
•
AMERICAN 6R0A0CASTING COMPANY
For hard jobs, the U. S. uaea
our bignenK and integration.
Today, our U.S. projects in­
clude atomic research and a
synthetic rubber plant.
Our faxen nino nid defenM.
Aa one big company, we paid
over $96,000,000 last year,
more than we would pay na
several smaller companies.
Meanwhile, bignes» and inté­
gration enable us to keep on
■uppiying producta you need.
lan’t thia what you u>ant from
your oil company?
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF
-i CALIFORNIA
plans ahead to serve you better