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V* D IV ID E Broadcast Schedule For School Programs LONDON BECHTEL, F A M O u i Uoyd Swanson and Kenneth Har gene uvre visitors. Friday Mr. and , Page 8 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur», Jan, 8, 195$ Mrs. Otho Van Schoiack bf Port-; . - . low. weather and the holidays brought Edith Kenady, Reporter After Mr. Thomas opened his land were callers. SQnday guests «JOblCSS PayiflGIITS ENGINEER, JO INS 27.986 claimants to 26 employment .Phone 37F22 • uqe O gifts cards were played until late included John Nelson,. Mr. and ■ Mrs. Gale Roby, Reporter offices during the final week of S.P. DIRECTORATE The following programs of Cot and refreshments were served tfte Mrs. Ernest Lebow of Cottage I H V l C a a e III I*hone 792B1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDole the year, more than in the same Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph tage Grove schools will be broad spent New- Year’s day in Cottage guests. Insurance paid to Oregpn’s un- period since 1949. The first ball games of the sea- ■ Sheryck of Sitkum. • , . . . . . . cast during the next week from Grove with Mrs. McDole’s parents,- Mr. and Mrs. James Bridges. , , <■ employed wotkers increased 44.5 radio station KASH' in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mostachefti, it son for London school were play- { Office Safe»—The Sentinel ma» and a..u James were guests Jerry Mosby and family of ‘ Thomas on New Years of Mr. and Mrsf’t a g le Point visited on Friday at percent to $15,153,054 during 195- They are sponsored by the Cecil being Mrs. Mostachetti’s birthday ed at London Friday aftemoqh, January 2, with Latham in a su r-I Beck Motor Co. All programs are anniversary also. • Lloyd Whetham at Thornton the home of his mother, M rs.1 while payroll taxes collected from prising upset *when London won from 7 to 7:l5 p.m. Corners. < Marguerite Mosby. employers declined 11.2 percent to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McDole and Candace Bridges of Wolf Creek, ^jr. and«Mrs. James Bridges and $11,793,000. Because $1,682,000 in Sunday, January 11, Speech by son Jimmie returned home Mon both games, girls’ volleyball 2 5 : F lr n r id g e P a rk Mont., attended Union high school sons visited on Sunday at the noine interest came from the federal" Francis Trusty o f the high school day evening from' a trip which to 13 and boys .basketball. 29-13. Mrs. Jim Femming, who is here and basketball practice as guests of and Mrs. Leon Berg a t : government, O r e go n s benefit faculty. - B a llro o m ; took them first to Burley, Idaho, of Thomas and James Bridges. ¡Springfield ’ f und dropped less than two mil- Tuesday, January 13, .Jefferson for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Art' from California to help with in ‘ 10 mi. ont west 11th Mrs. A. B. .Cochrane visited in , • M , lions last year, the Stat^ Unem- Girls' Glee. Smith, then to Fairfield, Utah, ventory at the store, also helped in V eneta Road Eugene on Sunday witlrMrs. Jesse I ;itors Chpistmaf. pvening at tlw ployrngnt. Compensation Commis- Thursday, January 13, News. where they visited one week With re-arranging the counters. Mrs. E v er)’ S a tu rd a y N ite »ion has reported. Jones and later both ladies visited home q( Mr and Mfs B Herroan «■"» h « rennet ed a sister of Mrs. McDole. They Flemming also brought a' display 1 ‘ ~~---- s r ---------- - to the music of of wood fibre flowers from Cali- j Mr. Clones who is m the hospital j^an^j Payments d u r in g December No Influence in American life then went to Olmitz,. K ans, for ELDRED GI-ASPEY ^ el* ’ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kjnel jumped to $1,858,619, more than down through the years has com a week with twin brothels. .Clar fomia. A sister, Anella Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Layng apd and his orchestra - double the $833,192 distributed in pared with the church irr potency ence and Alvin M?nzer and Mrs. has á'new- window arrangement of served Christmas dinner to the [ November and 41.6 percent more a Candy house ap d # woods winter Walda Jane were overnight guests 9:80 - 12:80 Clarence Menzer". The twins were and stability. on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. following guests: Mr. and Mrs. than, a year ago.. Seasonal unem- $1.00 per person Incl. tax World War II buddies of Ralph scene at the store. • ** Basil Kyle and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. ■ T' .T C ------------ " " ’ Monroe of Eugene. r; ¿ ’ j *« i ' i ployment resulting * from wet and served four years together. up his house near London to rent Í _ *_______ Mrs. George Layng had the fol- Verne Kanel, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie y "Qjey saw service in France dur to a Mr. and Mrs. Hughes of South lowing children home for the Kyle and family of Gold Beach ing the war. They then visited in Carolina. Water pipes-in the house Christmas holiday: Mr. and Mrs. and Bill Kanel. were damaged by freezing and hail Texas and Arizona. In California Mr. and Mfs. Leslie Kyle arid • PHONE 2 1 0 ★ George Duerst of Gresham; Mr. the visited another sister of Mrs-. to be repaired, after the Randall family of Gold Beach were visi and Mrs. Milton Layng and three McDole. Mrs. Jack Blankenship, family moved to Cottage Giove tors Christmas week at the home children of Boring; Mr. and Mrs. before Christmas. ■ ' 7? Stephen D. Bechtel, international and family of -South Gate and of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kanel. Thurs., F r i, Sat.. Jan. «-»-10 Mr.“and Mrs. ft. A. Heinrich and ly known constructioif engineer I^ouis Layng and fam ily,. Mr. and with relatives and friends in Los and builder of large projects in Mrs. Henry Snauer, John and “ D AR K COMMAND’’ Angeles. They were gone a month. girls visited in Springfield NeW various parts of The world, has Dean and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. NORTHWEST MALE QUARTET < John Wayne, Marjorie Mala, A meeting is being held at thè Arden Powell ’has beep fixing been elected a director aof the Layng and Walda Jane. Another TO VIE FOR TOP PRIZES Walter Pidgeon. Claire fla v o r . Latham schoolhouse Friday, Jan Year's day with, former residents Southern Pacific Company, He is daughter. Mrs. Curtis Annand of Forest1 Grove—Male quartets president of the Bechtel Corpora Bremerton, who was unable -to at from the Pacific Northwest a r e ' uary 9 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss fhe here, Mr; and Mrs. Roy Edde. —Added attraction— question-of issuing bonds-to build Mr. and Mrs. Marvin -Millpr and tion with headquarters in San tend, phoned her mother Christ urged to prime themselves for the j CARTOON CARNIVAL additional classrooms and to pur Fonda visited over the New-Year's "■Francisco. Of the 15 S. P, direc mas day. seventh annual All - N orthw est1 "00 minute» of real F U N ” chase a hew school bus. There are holidays in Salem with relatives. tors, 10 are'" westerners. Mr. and -Mrs. Milton Layng, Barber Shop Ballad Contest and - 206 pupils enrolled at the school Two nephews, J e tty and David, Carol Ann, George and Danny of Gay Nineties festival to be staged ‘ now, most of them being in the returned w^h them from Eugene M T . V IE W Boring were guests over Christ in Forest Grove on February 27 , Sun., Mon., Tile«., Jan. llr l2 -IS first three grades. hHspend the rest of their two mas .of Mrs. George Layng. — and 28-. > — Mr«. W alter N . Dowens, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Earl Blodgett and weeks’ vacation from school. They ■One thousand dollars in p rizes! « “M ILLION D O L L A R Mr. and Mrs. George Duerst Reporter. Phone S8-F-11 children Judy, Butch and Earlaine returned home Sunday, of Gresham visited over Christmas will be awarded to top quarfets,, M E R M A ID ’ spent New Year’s day with Mrs. The Neighborly Neighbors club week with „Mrs. George Layng, with first prize set at $300 in 1 Former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Esther W illiams, Victor Mature, Blodgett's sister, Mrs. Bill Case, meeting w ill' be postponed from returning home on Tuesday of silver coins. I£ive individual prizes ¡ Frank Alcorn and two children, W alter Fidgeon. and fjynily. .will be given in addition to the Harold and Barbara of Portland, January 7 to January 21 and will last week. . . TECHNICOLOR. visited at the Gale Roby home Sat be held at the Blanche Denker • Guests visiting at the L. K. grand sWeepstakes award for the urday after spending New Year's home. It was postponed on ac- Brumfield and C. B. Sears homes colorful Gay Nineties parade, an S IL K C R E E K I count of the funeral of a former the past- week were: On New nounces Willianj C. Wright, gen with relatives at Marcóla. Mr«. Hal Cochran, lt«-port«-r Mrs. Fred Mills had a near• co|.’ : member and a neighbor of all of Years for dinner were Mr. and eral chairman. . \ Wed., T h u rs, Fri., Sat., Phone 11964-1 Jaa. 14-15-10-17 lisiyfl with a horse on the Black- ■ us. Mrs. Lena Powell. Mrs. Ernest Sea^s. _ Later Cliff Al As a last desperate effort t o , Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Peters and himc road just after dark Friday The Mount'View Extension club len and Miss Constance Blaine.and “R ID E T H E M AN DO W N’ httle daughter Gayle Anne of Cof- night Two of the animals were j ______ meeting will be held at the Dorena ______ Ethel Nelson of Eugene were balance the budget, a statesman I - ...... —- ___ j a ....................— ________ Brian Oonlevy, Ella Raine«, Itage Grove were visitors with Mr. found to have gone through an ' Grange hall on January 9 at 10:3(11 visitors. On Saturday afternoon might try the revolutionary ex Forrest Tucker. and Mrs. A7TL Cbok arid Mr. anil old rail fence, no dpubt seeking am . The county agent will give, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spaugh of Eu- pedient of spehdfhg less. ■ COLOR. Mrs. Hal Cochran Sunday .evening. grecner pastures that are sakL toithe demonstration 4WT NvW M a-*’* Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cook al- be just over the fence. They have ' tet ials for Home Furnishings." lendi-d the American Legion dance since been eotralled with no real j MK and Mrs. Frank Van Nort- H A L H IS T O N ¡at Cottage Grove aimnry' Nei damage. ■ i wick entertained with a New I Year’s Eve. Itarry Garre ts of Spr.ngf.eld , yea|..s eV(. |wr(y for (ht, fol,owinR Mrs. Clarence Ihinrnn and baby and Barbara llanton of Eugene, g(les,s; .Messrs, and Mesdames. E v e ry S a tu rd a y N ig h t PHONE 2 1 0 - 1 . * son got home from Cot tag«- Grove spent Sunday with her P«rents. Kas(burn DarrP|, Easthurn.i 9 - 1 at hospital fbr New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Banton. Mr. Qjcn Bricher, Marvin Shaw, Doyle Wed., Thur»., January 7-H Mr. and Mrs. Willis Isley and Garretts and Miss Banton are ’o ; j.> s t f,urn and Mrs. Harry Hague,! CLOSED. 1,-yry wen- -visitor-. at - the lam 1 m * manwd at. a Springfield church , Ballard home at Walden New this Sunday, January 11. Mr. and Mrs. RAy ( arhsle, Mar- Year's day. .______ A wood fibre class will be. re-"1 lyn Carlisle ^nd Mr. and Mrs. j 5 Mi. E a st on D isston Road Phone 72 Mr and) Mr<y V J , WhTfnAy and sumed this Thursday. January 8, | Brayton Carlisle entertained With 405 Main T o th e M usic o i J A C K A N D H IS D R IFT E R S F r i, S a t, S u n , M on, Tue», son Shctapgs t f ^m.elec teoco j i i3.$o ii — - i uh iLiniHii ' “ ltr"’" >ii,"rr~ *" ' '• m r*r _f"T Janas ry 0 1 fl 11 i t 11----- - — ’ A ll W estern Band A X V . , ', . . Ì « »îto1'."- 4— I i A .. • . 1 » s « n 4 It Christmas holiday «at Visitors with Anyone may attend. Instruct Tons I the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. $1.00 Admission Mr. in,I Mrs. R. E. Poynter. Mrs. in dog wood and sweet peas will j A. B. (^¡oehranc. Mr. and M rs,1 . “T O U G H E ST M AN Whitney and • Mrs. Poynter are be given by Mrs. Maui ine J’erkins {Edwin Voss, and Jeanne and Mi- 5- IN A R IZ O N A ” apd Mrs: W. N, Dowens, Mary sisters. of Cottage Grove. Vaughn Monroe. Juan laolle, Louise and Jeanette Carlisle. Bob Taylor of Idaho came Sat 4-H Mother» Club Victor Jury, Jean Parker, urday evening Tor a few days' A meeting of London 4-H Mr. and Mrs. Ora Addington "7"'’ Ion Mar Donald. visit with Mr-.- and Mrs. Hal Mothers club was held December and Thomas Whetham were visi i COIXIR. Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. 31. Seven attend^!, threu of them tors aTrifEeTame« Bridges home — Ala»— guests m cliiihndlk former mem on Monday; December 29, and Cook. ,Mr. and Mrs. Willis Isley anil ber and past preiftent. Mrs La-, visited the: house guests that were “MY MAN A N D I” Ijirry returned the day before Hhelley Winters, Wendell Corey, Nj*w Years from Milton-Freewater wana Sugg now of Springfield. staying at the Bridges home.' -Also gqests wi-ie Mrs. C, E.-Fisher Ricardo Montalbun. ** when1 t h e y Ovef Christmas week Mr. and visited relatives of Fj»rtl»nd»a’nd Mrs. Wall of Cot through the Christmas season. tage GroveJIiam. Work was done Mrs. James Bridges entertained Neighimrhood Friendship -_club on the quilt, and a covered dish a number of relatives at a family W ed, Thur», Jan. 14-18 will hold.- tbo -regular-, monthly luncheon was held at noon. The | “ ¡union. They were. Mr. ancI Mrs. CLOSED. meeting January 15 . with Mrs. next meeting Is January 14. with I ^ d e Brookman and Mr. apd Mr», IWaM" BrKl« « Wolf Point, James Tho'mberg as hostess .and flection’ of officers Mrs. R. E. Poynter co-hostess. ■!" Mr. and Mrs Bill Cantwell of j Mont, Mrs. Cleo Hanson, her two Cottage Grove have a baby son, i daughters, a-$on-in-law and grand horn January 4 in Eugene. Mrs. | son of Oakland, Calif, and Mr. Cantwell is the former Marie anil Mrs. Elliott Bridges of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens ac- Clark and the new baby is the second grandson of Mr. arid Mrs. edmpanied by Wayne Dailey, were S. T. Clark The Clarks are form overnight guests at the home of er residents here but now live in Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Townsend at Gardiner on Saturday. Eugene. Farrys Lusk spent last week Mrs. A. W. Thomas and children end at the coast with her grand- entertained on Saturday evening , parents, Mr. and Mrs: Fred Knick with a surprise birthday card- erbocker, and returned to gri-ct party In honor of her husband, Make sure Jt is by bringing a new baby brother that arrived A. W. Thomas. Guests-were as fol while she was gone. lows: Messrs, and Mesdames Amos it in to us fur a thoroughly The Powell relatives at London Keteherside, George Anderson, attended the 'funeral Wednesday de|M*ndable check-up. of their sister-in-law and aunt, M rsr Boh t L C nat Pow e ll, who was ¡killed in an auto accident at Sagi naw Saturday. January 3. Mni. Gertrude Barkemcyer, who has been ill at home the past T O W IN G f three months, was taken to a nursing home in Cottage Grove S E R V IC E •Saturday. A daughter. Kathryn z Karkemeyer, who has Ixs-n here : It’s something you must experience and judge for yourself. helping care for her mother, re- ! turned to her work at Salem Sun Red Ram V-8 power teams up with Modem Design to usher ARCADE “ Accident Insurance Isn’t Expensive When You’re Collecting On It.” BONDS — DANCC— Y-CAFE m Is Your CAR Ready for a Rew Year of Wear and Tear? Road Test and R ate th e New Dodge V-Eighfc day. Gene's Auto Service 231 So. 10th ' • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Randall of j Cottage Grove visited Sunday] with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garman. Ph. 158R - 7K1M Everybody knows Where the back-biter stands the baek-slap- -per has the whole world guessing. Shopsmith Demonstration At Pioneer Hardware Friday. January 9th. 1953 , _ ■ __ . ■___ • ,______ g»t« Whiteaker Street Cafe r A««laratiaa - - s ★ ★ Good food prepared by an experienced cook re p re s e n ta tiv e , * g .9 [»1 Partioi 3 SpurtAwio«»a«J 8«s(piiw«.o>k/«Xtorta«», viltaut «oMr*. M EALS; SHORT O RDERS 2 1 -ltc it C E C IL B E C K M O T O R C O . 711 S . PA C . H IW A Y P h . 21 Z f O-Taraability Take A R w -ftc k e d Beauty for A Road Test Ride New-All New ^ » . P ioneer H ardw are - 737 Main AJJ.J * . 2 fc « Brake Safety "S««t" *<H m - ★ ★ See th e S H O P S M IT H In o u r w in d o w , — S e v era l to o ls in one ' 4* > * j Maneuverability 4^2 ERNEST BATES • < w « . rn M ? ’ Mrs. B essie G. Raymond, -7 -, Prop. to a tte n d th is d e m o n s tra tio n in c h arg e of a fa c to ry l »«f P®1 ..... . A ll S H O P S M IT H O w n e rs a 4 n d . o th e rs c o rd ia lly in v ite d -■ • -» UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT —— in a new era of driving mastery. Waste space has become usable space. "Meaningless metal” is no more. "Deadweight” is done. So remarkable are the results that a specially planned Road Test Ride has been mapped out for you by your friendly Dodge dealer. I t’s thoroughly safe. It’s completely revealing. t »W * »*♦**<■** r «f X • * PHONEMS ■ -e f f f t
