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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur*., April 2, 1953 I LORANE BLM Action Involves Many Mining tJlaims , Regional headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management at Pori land innounced that 72 min School Patrons Discuss Consolidation ing claims have recently been de Rebekahs and IOOF lodges It was first planned for only the clared null and void, and several spons red a movie "Ghost on the Lively Livestock club but it was hearings have been scheduled in .Loose," featuring the Eastside decided to invite all the young the Pacific Northwest to test the Kids at the IOOF hall Saturday sters in all the 4-H clubs after validity of a larger number of evening. a preview showed they were of claims. Roscoe E. Bell, regional admin Due to so much illness in the interest to all 4-H’ers. istrator of the Bureau, rejxjrts community a very small crowd Following the show Mrs. Burns that 57 claims of 160 acres each was in attendance. Pie and coffee served home made doughnuts and have been voided recently in the were sold following the show and punch. Gifford Pinchot National Forest the group made about $9 which Mrs. R. G. Conner took eight south of Randfe, Wash., and 15 will be added to the building fund. of her 4-H girls to a demonstra- claims of 160 dieres each, in the On Sunday the IOOF held a tion helps meeting at the Rogue River National Forest near 1 trapshoot at the Purdy ranch, A building at-the Lane County r V air the Crater I-ake Highway, were good sized crowd 31100(11x1 and grounds Saturday, March 21. voided w’hen claimants failed to successful shoot was teixirted. gave I answer contest proceedings. Six- While there all the girls Rebekahs sold chili, sandwiches, two teen additional claims were found pie and coffee and cleared almost a simple demonstration and groups from Lorane gave pre- to be null and void from their in $30 whicl will also be used for viously prepared demonstrations ception in the Gifford Pinchot Na the building fund. tional Forest, because the claims for the group. An Easter hat parade will lie About 25 girls and three leaders i had been staked in a power site held at the April 6 Rebekah meet ing with prizes given for the attended the meeting and Miss withdrawal. In December of 1951, 13 claims were also voided in the pn-'tiest and most ridiculous hats Virginia Moorman, one of the Randle area. adult County Extension Agents shown. Ladies have challenged the Hearings have been scheduled to n ale members of Rebekahs to was a special guest. Miss Hattie show what they can do in the line Mae Rhonemus, County 4-H Agent determine the validity of 124 claims in Oregon, Idaho, and was in charge. of designing hats! Dawn Tew and Johnnie Belle ¡ Two 4-H movies “4-H Head- ' —............... —- —......... — — i Washington. * lines," and ‘Tinder the 4-H Flag, J Jinson gave a demonstration on were shown recently at the G. R. Measuring and Cutting the Cover hostesses and furnished refresh- Burns for all the 4-H members in i of a Needlecase” and Connie Wy- , rnents the community. About 25 attend I man and Barbara McElmurry j The meeting was in charge of demonstrated “Finishing the Edges Alvid R()thauge, school board ed ¡member. He explained what had 4-H leaders and parents of mem- of a N(a•diecase. It her girls who attended the happened at a joint school board hers are most grateful to Mr. Bums for procuring and showing meeting were Donna Leach, Judy meeting of Applegate, Lorane, Conner, P ------ McElmuiry -------- and .1 p¡ne Grove and LeBleu school Donna these films to the young people. Karen Loix'k. boards when they discussed the The Just So, Sew Club will have possibility of the four districts an Easter party at the next meet consolidating to form a larger high ing Friday afternoon. Each girl school district and building a new is to bring a decorated egg. school in the Gillespie Corners Lorane Lively Livestock club area. Four representatives from will meet Saturday afternoon at Crow were present and Mrs. Lu 1:30 p.m. with David Wyman. Sev cile A. Kinge was aso a guest. Doesn't Cost—It Pays eral reports will be given by the A very small crowd was present members. due to excessive illnesses in the On Monday, March 23, Mrs. f. community but those present B. Mitchell took four of her seemed to feel that the plan More h.p. | mt lb. Lorane Hereford club members to .might offer a good solution to the the 4-H South Lane Leaders meet present problem. Lightest per h.p. ing held in Cottage Grove Library. A meeting has been planned for boys gave two demonstra this week in the Crow area for Cheapest per h.p. The tions. Jerry Holland and Billy Al- sounding out public opinion in the f:id showed how to splice a rope Applegate district. and Gary and Russell Mitchell Mrs. Jack Terrell was hostess demonstrated control of cattle to 13 members of the Mill Camp grubs. Birthday club Friday afternoon. Because of illness no lesson was Birthdays of Mrs. Edwin Owen held at Ixirane Home Extension and Mrs. Terrell were celebrated. Power Saws unit last week. One of the leaders The hostess served dainty refresh was unable to be present because ments. of illness in her homa A call Roto-Hoe Mrs. Willard Cooper and daugh meeting will be announced later ters of Newport spent the recent Garden Tillers so the lesson on Drapries may be spring vacation here with her given. Sales and Serviert parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. A miscellaneous sale of odd ob Mitchell, and her sister, Mrs. jects, plants, bulbs, old magazines, Lloyd Counts and family. The books, food, etc. was held which Counts family took them home, netted thp club about $6. Mrs. Rex Keep entertained a Mrs. Ijirry Brumfield, one of the county committee members group of small children with a birthday party honoring her son | 849 No. Lane St. was a special guest and she Ronnie on his second birthday. 1 Block Behind brought a friend along. Mrs. V. R. Sharp,, a sister of D rane Parent Teachers club Thrifty Service station Chester Purdy, has returned to met Friday evening in the high Ph. 1034 Anytime. school cafeteria. Mothers of the her home in Twin Falls, Idaho. I 33-tfcxx seventh and eighth graders were She was called here by the death I of their stepfather, E. J. Watkins, J wh > was a victim of a traffic ac iiiiiiiiiiuaiimiiiiiimniiHiiMiiiiB cident in Eugene recently. Sym- ' pathy is extended to the Purdy j family by the community. Phone 444 Phone 414 Illnesses have been taking a t I huge toll of victims in the com-1 munity. Not only flu which has been unusually severe is making the round but measles, muni|>s, | and pink eye are also claiming 1 205 North Oth Street their victims. Cottage (»rove. Oregon Two pneumonia victims have, returned from Cottage Grove hos pital. Mrs. J hn Sayles and Miss Patty Buitderback. The Rev. Robert Green has an Electric Wiring nounced his topic for Sunday, morning: ‘The Resurrection." In ) All Kinds — Electrical Supplies the evening he will speak on "Sav- I ing a Lost Life." The monthy pot- > luck dinner and business meeting FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK lias been postponed till April 12. , During the spring months the> offering for the first Sunday will CLIFF AN!) GEORGE lx- set aside for the building fund. As soon as possible the kitchen ' “WE HI RRY of the church will be remodeled, i and a baptistry and furnace room .... „ jnWIMHMIW added. Mr. and Mrs L. A. Howell and . children of La Comb spent the1 week end here with her sister, Mrs Stanley Purdy and family. Several houses are getting a face lifting adding much to their appearance. Mr. and Mrs. W. Il Mitchell have recently remodeled j one of their tenant houses adding a bath and extra room and putting a new coat of shingles on the out- I side. They aie now remodeling the kitchen of their home. The Simpsons have put new shingles on the outside of their Fishing season opens in home recently also. Mr. and Manley Purdy have had their I 3 weks so bring that home insulated and added new shingles outside and a new roof, i outboard motor in An announcement has been re ceived here of the marriage of for its final check Miss Jean Bernice Kerns to Thomas L. Griffith at Haines, Oregon on March 15. The Kerns lived in the commun ity about 15 years ago and Jean attended first grade here. Mrs Harvey Moothart has re turned from Cottage Grove hos pital with their new baby daugh ter. Carol Leslie. This is the Moot- hart’s first child. Mr Moothart is grade school principal and teaches fifth and sixth grades Mrs Moot hart taught fourth grade part of Her parents. Mr. and the Mrs P. T. Garber of Vashon are nmv visiting the M -otharts i to make acquaintance of their new granddaughter. The baby N>rn on March 26. Mrs. R. G. Conner. Reporter Phone 140M DORENA Jeanette Kelly, Reporter Phone 1167R1 Everyone is invited to attend the Easter program to be present ed at the Row River Valley church beginning promptly at 10:30 a.m., April 5. The upper grades of Dorena school went to Midway Skating Rink at Glenwood for a skating party last Thursday night This was soit of a celebration honor ing the girls’ vclleyball team's victory in the tournament recent ly- Mr. and Mrs. S-. J. Bonkowski entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Matteson and family, all of Eugene March 25 at a dinner honoring their father, Joe Smith, on his 80th birthday. Mr. Smith is a native Oregonian and has re sided in this state all his life. If your correspondent didn't know him to lx? an honest man she would be inclined to doubt that he is older than 50. Movies were taken of the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Mel St. Clair have pm chased the Roy Stith home at Dorena, and your reporter under- stands that the Stiths are moving to Lowell. Word reached this community that Grant Bales had sustained very painful injuries in a fall at his home in Cottage Grove last week. At this writing no definite word as to the extent of injury had been heard. We wish him a speedy recorvery. Dorena Grange held a potluck dinner at the hall Friday night and the men worked on the build ing. Mr. and Mrs. Everett McFarland enteitained at a dinner Saturday evening for the 25th wedding an niversary cf Airs. McFarland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Me- Gee of Culp Creek. Willian Allen came from Gold Beach to get his wife the latter part of last week as Mrs. Allen’s mother, Mrs. Sidney Bales, was very seriously ill there. The menu committee for the school met at the home of Mrs. O. C. Crawford Monday and made out menus for the remainder of the school year. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gilli gan. •Mr rind Mrs Leo H irt and fam ily of Sutherlin came Satuiday and are spending a few Bays with rela tives. Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Kelly home included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hart and family, Dick Briggs, Walt White and Bob Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bonkowski and children spent the week end in Roseburg at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper. Mrs. Mary Crawford has been on the sick list for the last week. The Rat Creek club met with Mrs. Hazel Ward Wednesday, March 25. where the afternoon was spent with a demonstration party and a stork shower honor ing Mrs. Dewey Cline. Sunday visitors at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gilligan weie Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mercer and daughter of Hillsboro. Your correspondent wishes to appologize for the mix-up in the news last week, as better than half of the Doiena news was printed with the Lorane news. ? CKEMIUUf CLEANED. 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