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For Athlete’s Foot DORENA the home of Mr. and Mr». Claude Kime of Cot Inge Grove. Jeanette Kelly, Reporter Use T-4-L for S to li days. If Sunday visitors at the J. fl Phone HI »IlI S|Hihr home war«' Mi' and Mis. not ph-HM'd, yunr !(*• biuk. Mutcli A large crowd attended the Muy the »Id. Iidnted »kin .lough off Io I >ny program presented ut the Maurice Estabrook and daughter Sharon of Culp Creek. be replaced by beultby »kin. <lel gym by the Dorena school Thur»- Mr. an«l Mr». Henry Monroe Instant drying T-4-1. from any day night, Muy 1. Thi» In an «n- and children returned here Mon druggUt. Now lit Kelly Drug Co. | niiul event and represent« many day evening after »pending the hour, of hunt work by all the week end at l!m|xpia Bench. student», teachcia end even some Rev. and Mrs. Frank Gray, who of the mother« of the community. have resided In this community Row River Valley Community for many year», are making prep church was very fortunate Sun- aration« to move to Vancouver I day, May 4, to have a. a gur»t , to make their horn«* near their Roll», cake*, plc*. *al««|* »pettkor, Mr». C. Menzies, who wa» 1 son! who arc established in a Cofirc, iiie, donut* a miaaionary to India for 46 year., farming implement business there. ncrvi'u all day but dur to her advanced age she Mr. Gray owns the .Morningside I. now doing mi»xionary work in Ranch her«' where he raised Aber- thin country. | deen-Angus cattle and made a Next Sunday the church will 4 record for himself by capturing commemorate Mother’» Day with ; many bh >• ribbons at both the ' qwclal music and flower». Every county fair and th«* state fair one wclciane to attend. I several years in succession. We 105 South Fifth St. The piano student« of Mrs 1 regret t > see them leave but wish S|M>iiMirc<l by Jessie Stockman will be presented them much g<Mxl luck and happi Lutheran I.ailien Aid In a 'recital, Thursday evening, ness in their n«*w home. Muy 8 at the Row River Commun All k'gal voters are reminded 39-ltp ity hall. She ha» pupil» from Do 1 to go to the (Mills on Friday, May rena, Culp Creek and Disston who 16 Polling place for IXircna pre will appear. cinct will lx* the Doren« sch«x>I Mother, of thia community are gym. I invited to I m * guests at the school Mr. and Mr»- Jame* Moon* anti Muy 9, from 1 to 3 p.m. In honor ■mall son and Mr. and Mr». David of Mother'« Day. There will alao Hulse, all of Coos Bay, sjs'nt the I m * a Doll Festival in the gym week end visiting relative» in this Adult» Ha well aa utudent. are in- । community. vited to exhibit tiii'ii d u or dull C. V. Morrison, Jr. of Los collection». Th«* following 1» th«' Angeles visited over the week end exhibit Hat; with his father and wife, Mr. and Adult«: 1. Old* at «loll. 2. Moat Mrs. C. V. Morrison Sr., of this beautifully dreaaed doll. 3. Best place. character doll. 4. Moat unique col Mrs. Ruth Wilson of lx»» lection. Angeles is visiting this week at Student«: 1. Largest collection. ’ the Lyle Irwin home here. 2. Mrgeal and smallest doll. 3 Mrs. Eva Conklin of Creswell Most unique collection. 4. Best s|X'nt Thursday of last week at character d ill, 5. Moat originally the home of her parents, Mr. and dressed doll. Mrs. Bermie Stewart. Chien to all: 1. Fuzzy toy» (ted Kcct Lecompte un«ierwent ma- dy bear», etc.). 1 jor surgery at a Eugen«* hospital There will lx* three ¡dace» for Thursday, May 1 and was doing division» with ribbon» for each nicely at the latest report. I selection. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pitcher ot Baccalaureate service» for the Disston were Thursday evening j eighth grade gradual«** will I m * guests at the home of Mr. and (held in the Row River Valley Mrs J. H. Spahr. i Ciimmunity church at 7:30 p.m. Ralph Plaisted is helping Philip ¡Sunday evening. Muy IL Dr. Grif Lake of Thornton Corner« build fith of Northwest Christian Col- . . . But tie Mire you make | lege will" lx* th«* guest speaker. an addition to his house. High school students from this that change with quality | Then* will also be special music. community who attended the motor oil—the kind WE’IX The Dorena school dull will h.dd choral contest held Saturday at put in your crnnkcasr. ; a brief business meeting at the Albany were Faye McFarlapd, school Friday evening. May 9. Prive up now for nervier! ' V«*ona Ward. Shirley Lisenby, Withdrawal» from sdhool the Vern«t Davenport, Alice Moore punt wr<*k wen* Hubert Phillips and Bob and Joyce Kelly. fi .m th«* third grad«* and Bar- Employees and wives of Booth ' liars Phillip» from th«* fifth grade, Kelly who attended the Logging j Robert Wicks, son of Mr. ami | Conference held in Eugene this Mis. Raymond Wicks, who will past week were Mcsdamc* and t.raduate from Oregon State Col- M«*ssrs. Wayn«* Vaughn. Darrel . lege in June, ha» «ecun*d a pu»U ; Gamut to, Clayton Berg. Arthur 11Ion touching at St. Helens, next i Bale» and Mr. Henry Kelly. GIO .Mudinoti I*h. 25 fail. Miss Jean Plaisted, who is em- r yr" a,id Bob Kelly wer<* guests ployed southeast of Cottage Grove, I at a |>nrty Saturday evening nt I «pent I he Week end here at th«* ' ham«* of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Plaisted. Mr and Mrs. Maurice Estabrook and Sharon of Culp (.'reek accom- ixinied Mr. ami Mr». Henry Kelly to Eugene Thursday of last wrok . CVIJ* CREEK (BY THE BRIDGE) Your correspondent found sev eral rip«' strawberries Friday. A friendly place to trade. Miss Sandra Rinaid spent the week end at Grant* Pass where (she attended the high school GrocerlcM, .Meat«, Beverage« 1 Junior-Senior prom. CpI. David (Skip) Larsen of Perbthable foods kept In our modem refrigeration caNe« । the U. S. Air Force left Saturday ’ evening, May 3 for Camp Stone for your protection. man, Calif., after spending a 30- I day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larsen and his . sister Judy. Sunday dinner guests at the i home of Mr «Mid .Mrs Led Thoma- ■ son were Mrs. Belle Zimmerman; | Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weaver of Eu- ; gene; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wicks and sons Bob and Tom; and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wicks and two children. Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Weaver are sisters of Mr. Thomason. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dyer and Duana of Eugene were Saturday Went <*n<l Disston Ph. G-8G67 ! callers at the Henry Kelly home. Cooked Food Sale Saturday, May 10 Hansen Bros. Garage Summer Weight Motor Oil Keeps Engines TROUBLE FREE - *- ART NOLT Chevron Service O'BRIEN'S STORE ARC and GAS WELDING AUTO and TRUCK REPAIRING DISSTON MACHINE SHOP ROBERTS and DRURY 9th 4 Gibb* Ph. 444 Howdy Folks!! WHY WAIT??? Modernize and Enjoy: Automatic Heat - Warm Air Radiant Convector New Plumbing New Gutters New Wiring A New Pump All while paying for it. Yes, with convenient FHA pay ments you can enjoy the above. NO DOWN PAYMENT — 36 MONTHSTOPAY.AII paper work involved in the transaction handle by us. • CLIFF AND GEORGE “WE HURRY” LORANE Sira. II. O. Conner Phone I40M Carrie E. Smith Funeral service* for Currie E. Smith of Iziranc will be held 2 p.m . Thursday, May H, at the Smith Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Robert A Green will officiate, Burial will be in the KXfV ceme- tery. Mrs Smith passed away Sun- day. May 4, 1952, at the age of 65 years. She was born in Nebras ka on July 22, 1KK6. and lived in Nebraska until 1939 when she moved to Wyoming She was mar ried to W. H. Smith at Rawlins, Wyo , Jurw* 19, 1946 They moved to Creswell in 1 S»4! and to lx>rane in 1946 where they had since made their home. Mrs. Smith was a member of the Lutheran church. Surviving are her husband; two daughters and five »on»: Mr». Ber nice Maynard and Mrs. Velma Backrnan. William Knotwell, Dean, Ros», Marion and Don, all in Wy- oming; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The Junior-Senior banquet was held al Lynwrxxl Cafe near Eu- gen«' Friday, May 2. This year th«' Round-Up theme was used Table* were decorated with small horses and horaeshoe* a* well aa basket» of spring flower«. Roberta Tew acte«l as toa»tma»ter. Alice Chri»t«»pher gave the toast of welcome to the senior» and it wa* answered by one by Jean Carpenter, Speakers were Dale ‘Longhorns’ Skewis whose topic was "Round up.” Mis« liori» 'Calico' Walker used the topic "You're An Old Cowhand.’’ J. H. ‘Foreman’ Gruber spoke on "Swing Your l^ariat" and L. S. ’Bowleg’ Dey used "On the Range,” as hi* topic. Mis* Walker, Mr. Gruber and Mr. Skewis ar«* teachers in Lorane high school and Mr. Dey a mem- ber of the school board. Guest* besides the classmen were school- board members and their wives, Mr and Mr*. L. S. Dey and Mr. 11,000,000 ( AKE PACKS and Mr*. Arvid Rothaug«.*, bus- SENT KY OREGONIANS Residents of Oregon contributed drivers and wive», Mr. anil Mr*. James Kotric and the Rev. and 3755,399 04 toward th«* $125 mil lion total in food and other sup Mrs. Robert A. Green. Following the dinner the group plies delivered overseas through CARE in the last six years, it has attended a movie in Eugene. The Honor Sroiety banquet been announced by Rev. Gilbert B. sponsored by the Lane County Christian, CARE Oregon director. Th«' Rev. Mr. Christian's CARE Principal» Association wa* htfld in Erb Memorial building in Eu anniversary report discloses that gene Saturday, May 3. Initiation between Ma-', 1946, when the non for new memlxTs wa» held at 5:30 profit, government approved ser- p.m with the banquet beginning j vice agency began deliveries, and at 6:30. Lewis L. Dexter, chairmart | December 31, 1951, Americans of the Honor Society was prined- ordered 11,000,000 CARE pack pal speaker. His topic was "Obli ages for needy people in Europe, the Near East and Asia. gations and Opportunities." Attending from Lorane high school were seniors Donna Brok ell's daughter, Mrs. Willard Coop er and RolxTt Berry and sopho er and family. mores Reba Smallwood, Martha Mr. and Mrs. Svend Lobek and ^ri»topher and Jimmie Jlhnson. । dau^ter Karcn Sun(J Teacher« present were -Miss Dons j with h)s sis(er Koscburg. Walker and Date Skew!« u Melvjn Gowing Umm.* aPn-nt Teacher, club returned to Fort u.wig after m«^* Fr.day, May 16 m the h.gh a lhirtMa leave wilh •chool auditorium. This will be » Mr and\Mn. Harold the last meeting of the current h r*r. ? MnA. R. G. Conner, W. J. devoted mainly to 4-H work. The AJ and Jack Ter. various clubs will give demons.ra- e|, attcnded the 1Iornp Extern tions and their work w 11 be ex- Festival Erb MemorjaI hibiUxi for public inspcct.on i buildi^ Friday. M„ Frank Ses. Etection of « leers for the fol- syE £ owing year will also be held at । . .. .... , .. ... h .■ . nominating com- „ ranged the exhibit for the this meeting. A . .. . , unit _ mittee com^scd of Mm. Margue- «nabte to remam or the titha Hann” the Rev. Rolxrt A. meeting Mrs. (onner modeled her Green and Mr*. R. G. Conner met . Karmt‘nt in lh<? sty,e r«*cently to select candidates for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herendeen of the «timing election. They will not f ' EuKvne were Sunday visitors at b«* announced until the iimo n ° Jhe W. H. Mitchell home. the meeting, however. sold fol- f Mrs Kenneth Hay«?s has moved Refreshments will be to the home of lowing the meeting as the dub tlPr d<x*» not have quite enough in the mother-in-law, Mrs. B. W. treasury for the H scholarship i "h;"- ^e Plans to make and campershipa which it will her ^ture home She is now spend- i ing a week with her parents, Mr. award to 4-H club members. Officers rroenty elected for the i and Mrs. Bert Stiff at Florence. H. A. "Bud” Mitchell of Spring- Lorane Home Extension Unit who wlll serve next year are chairman. I Held «pent one day last week here Mrs. Jack Tern’ll; vice president mother Grandma Mrs. Oren Jacobsen; Secretary. ■ othcr relatlw«. Mrs. Frank Sessions Mrs. Ter-f rell will announce her committee L1«<d HolIa"d at’ tended the ’torse Show at Sisters chairmen in the near future. Lorane Rebekah delegates to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley grand lodge to be held soon in Purdy and daughters went over Salem «re Mis. Chester Purdy Friday «noning and visited her and Mrs. Stanley Purdy. Alter- sister and family, Mr. , and . . Mrs. nates chosen were Mrs. W. H. Walter Joiuison and attended both Mitchell and Mrs. Lloyd Counts. days* and Sun<tay. Mrs. Chester Purdy was reeom- . Mr “'^”7 ” H. Cunning- mended for district deputy presi- 7’™ and Car‘ K,nK of Korbel, dent : Calif., spent the week end here. The 4-H girls cooking club are t^nnin87i?r ' par" having a Mother’s Tea at the high , n’s■ .^r' and ^rs' w. H- D**1** school cafeteria .instead of their and di«l some redecorating on their regular meeting Wednesday, May i home here. CarJ King visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. King. 7. Elmer King is still having to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Owen, son Roger and daughter Frances visit ; wear a brace as a result of a ed in Tacoma with the Owen's fall from a load of hay last fall. son S/Sgt. and Mrs. Leland Owen He had to have an absessed tooth extractixl one day last week. the last week end of April. Mrs. Dora Allen spent the week Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hill and daughter Viola of Bremerton, j end in Cottage Grove with her Wash., were week end visitors at niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mrs. Hill's sister and ALMiebs and JoAnn. Friends of Mrs. James Suiter family, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Addi in the Curtin rommunity, where son. Sunday guests at the T. P. and she formerly lived, met at the B. C. Addison home were Mr. and \h°™ °* Mrs- Willis k«t Mrs. Clarence Durbin and family. " «^«day and gave her a stork Mrs. Durbin is a daughter of B. s „ .. „ ... C Addison 1 A/3C Gene Mitchell who is with Busy Cookers 4-H Camp Cook-; ‘he Air Force at Randolph Field, ry club brought all their record, 7e*as ¿s . spending a fifteen-day books up to date at the last meet- furk)ugh in Oregon, ing. Two members, Bobby and. Gary Barnes have moved away I but all other members were pres-1 ent. The next meeting will be held May 16 when they will bake bis cuits to be exhibited at the PT-C, meeting. Each member will bakv j four biscuits for Spring Achieve-1 ment. A special Mother's Day program has been planned for Sunday, May 1 11, by Lorane Christian Church i Sunday school. Lane County convention of j Church of Christ will be held at । First Christian Church in Oak ridge Saturday, May 10 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 pm. A | potluck dinner will be served at 1 n«x>n. Anyone wishing transporta tion should contact the Rev. Rob ert A. Green as early in the week as possible. Lynn Dillon celebrated his seventh birthday at sch«x)l Mon- day. He treate«! the first grade to Ice cream bars or Dixie cups. । Russell Alford went to see his father at Lebanon over the week end. The elder Mr. Alford is now I able to bo out of the hospital but ' is still very ill. Mrs. Alford was । not able to return home yet. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brighton Leo nard and Mr. and Mrs. John Leo nard were Sunday visitors at the RrPFWnDER5En Chester Purdy home. Mr. and Mrs. . SHÈLÇ OIL Di^T&läUTOP Brighton Leonard were also out . i? PHONt 250 for a while Saturday evening. ’ 4TH. & TAVLOß Mrs. W. H. Mitchell and son COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Bill spent several days last week at Newport visiting Mrs. Mitch- i JUST PHONE for prompt delivery and dependable heating oils ■■ I LYNX HOLLOW Mr». Orville latnib. Reporter Thur«., Vay M, 1983 The Sentinel, Cottage Greve, Oregon DISSTON Donovan R. Holbrook arrived Mr». Kay Spellnum, Reporter home Saturday on a 14-<iay leave | Phone AMSI to visit hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. We are «orry to lose Mr. and I Roy Holbrook. Don ha* finished | hi» ba»ic training at U5 N.T.C., Mr*. George Farlinger from this San Diego, Calif., and after his community. They have purchased leave will be sent to Port Havena. a ranch at Lakeview, in eastern Calif., for three months schooling' Oregon and moved there. The Far- as builder. Don graduated from lingcrs have been residents of Cottage Grove high sciwol in 1950 ! this community for the past ten and attended Oregon State at years, and were former owners of Middleton grocery. Corvallis one year. Richard Miller 1* spending his Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Alexander of Creswell will hold Bible »tudy leave at the home of his parent», at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. Richard schoolhouse, commencing May 18. 1* stationed at an army base in Everyone is invited to attend the San Francisco. Bible study and a pianist would , Gerald Sheets is visiting at the be appreciated. home of his grandparent*, Mr. and The school children were dis- Mrs. W. C. Sheet*. miss«.*d about 2 p.m. Monday when The Disston Mothers club met something went wrong with the at the school gym Wednesday eve furnace and filled the school rooms ning, April 30 with 14 members full of smoke. in attendance. The next meeting The Elmo Simonson family has will be Tuesday, May 14 at 7 p.m. purchased a house and acreage Every member should attend this in Star Acres, and will move from meeting if possible as it will be the Christianson house as soon the last one of the school year. as they have fences and buildings We are very glad to report that for their stock. The house pur- Kenny Lillegren is improving chased was formerly rocupied by satisfactorily in the Doernbecher the Chet Tolliver family. hospital in Portland where he has Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Arney and been the past two weeks. son Don moved this week from Dinner guests at the Dale Baker the Les Lebow place to the R. J. home last Friday were Mr. and Hinkson place, just across the Mrs. Virgil Shepherd and Lavonne road from where they were living. of Cedar Creek. Les Lebow of Cao« Bay was Mr. and Mrs. Art Magnuson here on business last week. His spent a few days in Gold Beach son Dee was also here a few «lays. last week. Mrs. Magnuson’s mo Mr. and Mrs. George Quacken ther, Mrs. Ella Kimball of Sweet bush and four children of Veneta Home took care of the Magnuson’s spent Saturday night and Sunday children while they were away. with the Orville Lamb family and Lavonne Shepherd of Cedar Sunday afternoon Mrs. C. N. Heile Creek was an overnight guest of and five children of Elmira visit Charlotte and Donna Spellman ed the Lambs while Mr. Heile last Friday. < gave E. H. Hughes a hand with Miss Rosetta Northcutt return breaking his saddle pony. ed to school at Laurelwood Mr. and Mrs. C. Dalebout and Academy at Gaston Sunday after children and Mrs. C. E. Dye of spending a week at the home of Cottage Giove called on the Or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ville Lamb family Saturday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. John Macauley: and sons David and Ben, attended the FFA banquet at the Cottage Grove union high school Friday evening. Dave and Ben are FFA members. Mr. and Mrs. John Macauley are I looking for their son, Sgt. William | Macauley, home on furlough about the middle of this month from Waco, Texas, where he is station ed with the Air Force. David, Ben and Edward Ma-j cauley, Bruce Lamb, David, Don,' Jack, Zack and Joe Holbrook • started up to the Bohemia mines Sunday afternoon but had to turn back because of deep snow. The boys spent the evening at the home of Bruce Lamb, roasting wieners and marshmallows. Raymond Thuemler, who has been logging for the H & Q saw mill, has returned to his home at Veneta. Ray was quite ill all last week with a throat infection. Mrs. Roy Mathews thanks the C«wnmunity club for the beautiful azalea plant and the many friends who sent her cards and letters while she was hospitalized. Community club met Friday for quilting. Letters will be sent to the parents of the school chil dren asking for contributions to ward purchasing the iro cream for the school picnic. School will be out May 22, but the picnic will not be until May 25, on Sunday, in order that the fathers may attend. Office Safes—The Sentinel I’age 7 Northcutt Rosetta wa» home on , sick leave recuperating from ■ very aevere case of Poison Oak. A«4ile»mM>at Day Friday wa* Achievement Day t for the vaiious 4-H clubs of the , Disston school. Work f6r the year was on exhibit. A short program by the tflfRT- ent rooms wa« given in the Hattie Rhonemu«, Lane County Extension leader was guesf spenk- cd ami «warded ribbons to those who hud completed their project. After the program each school room was visited where ike chil dren’s progress and work tor the year was on exhibit. The rest of the afternoon wa* »pent watching race* and game» played by the school children. Prizes were awarded by the teach ers to the winners of the races. Scratch Pads--The Sentinel Merry Tiller Pat’s Saw Shop 117 N. Lane Ph. 11«
