The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 02, 1953, Page 14, Image 14

I and he remained there at the; DELIGHT VALLEY
'honkufhisMikr, \Kl:.dlH!
• B>. Mr,
stone
Mr». J. W. Fisher
by
for
the
week
end.
Phone
11
URS
MT. VIEW
Telephone 33F5
Mr and Mts. Don Wickendol
Mrs. Walter N. Bowen«,
Mr and Mrs. R. P Auge.nstein *
and
family returned Tuesday from
and
Eugene
Simpson
and
Mr
Reporter. Fbone 33-F-ll
and
family spent Sunday in Port­
a
week
’
s
visit
with
relatives
in
Mrs.
Lawrence
Simpson
of
Ash
­
Sirs. Gale Koby, Reporter
land
visiting Mrs. Augenstein's
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Carlisle,
Mrs.
Modesto,
Calif.
land were visitors last Thursday
Phone 79? KI
Mra. W. A. Hemenway attended mother, Mrs. Herman Fischer.
Brayton Carlisle, Mary Lou and evening for dinner at the home of
The Easter season is portrayed Jeanette, were guests Thursday' their sister, Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon the funeral of Mrs. Julia
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myers were
this week in the window at London evening of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. I and also visited during the week Meacham, Saturday in Springfield, guests at the home of Mr. and i
store with a scene of the resur­ Dowens. the occasion being Mr end with the Kenyons before re-
Mrs. Carl Turay and grandson, Mrs. Art Jenkins In Drain on Sat-
rection in a woodsy setting with Dowens’ birthday. Canasta was turning to their homes Sunday.
Carl of Seattle were guests this urday evening.
spring flowers and a small ancient played with ice cream and birth-
Douglas Townsend visited dur­ week of Mrs. Turay's son and
Mrs. Kenneth Zunwalt con-
village and an angel in the open day cake served later in the eve- ,ng t^e sprjng vacation at the daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. tinues to improve in health.
empty tomb, arranged by Anella n)nk
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myers en­
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr Mil ton Turay.
Martin and Mrs. C. L. Powell.
Mrs. Frank LaBlue was honor­ tertained with a dinner at their
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boslaugh itnd Mrs. Erwin Gustafson at Co-
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Abeene and family of Portland were week burg.
ed with a birthday dinner on her i homc on Sunday. The occasion
entertained Friday evening, March end visitors at the home of Mrs.
given by her sister, marked the birthday anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monteith re­ anniversary
27, for a nephew, Wallace Miller, Boslaugh's mother, Mrs. Margue­
Mrs. Joe Premazzi. Guests were of Mrs. Norman Myers. Mrs.
turned to their home from San Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue, Judy
home on 10-day leave from the rite Mosby.
Lloyd Myers and Ralph Davidson,
Diego, Calif., last week. Mr. Mon­
navy. Guests included Messrs, and
Mrs. Basil Kyle and Grace Ko- teith, who had been in the vet­ LaBlue, Joe Premazzi, Mr. and j Those who were present were Mr.
Mmes. Clifton Adams, Frank Mil­ foid were guests on Tuesday of
Mrs. Howard Raymond and chii­
erans’ hospital ther^ for several dren of Row River and Mr. and and Mrs. Ralph Davidson. Mr. and
ler, Alice and Frankie, Perkins Mrs. Herman Kanel.
Mrs. Norman Myers, Terry and
months, is improved.
Miller and family, Eldon Sibley
Mrs. Raymond White of Cottage Marc, Kandy Myers, the host and
Mrs. Ora Lawrence of Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Belkengren of Grove. Featured at the dinner was
and Dennis and Mrs. Thena Mil­ Grove was a week end visitor at
Minneapolis, Minn., were visitors a big birthday cake made by Mrs. hostess.
ler who remained over the week the Herman Kanel home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schacht,
end with her daughter, Mrs.
Sunday guests at the Herman last Thursday at the Philip Lake Howard Raymond for her mother. Mary, Marcia, and Steven were
home.
Mrs.
Belkengren's
mother
Abeene.
Mrs. William Adamson attend-, caners at the William Olson home
Kanel home were Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sibley are Basil Kyle and Mr. and Mrs. I and Mrs. Myrtle Ixtke were girl­ ed a meeting of the Jolly Circle on sun(jay
...
driving a new car.
Mrs. Frank Treadwell
and
Verne Kanel. In the evening they hood friends in Minneapolis. Mr. club at Drain one day last week.
Mrs. Read Hemenway entertain- [ Frances of Sutherlin spent several
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edde of all visited at the Oren Land home and Mrs. Belkengren were visiting
in
a
brother,
Richard
Belkengren
Springfield visited Sunday with on Mosby Creek
ed with a birthday dinner Sunday days last week visiting at the
in honor of her daughter, Donna. home of Mrs. Treadwell’s parents,
former neighbors, the R. A. Hein­
Mrs. A B. Cochrane was a visi- Corvallis, where the latter is an
rich family.
tor on Saturday afternoon with assistant professor of botany in 1 Guests were Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Mr. and Mrs. Rice Hayes.
Hemenway, the James Hemenway
Wayne McKay is buzzing around Mrs. Jess Jones and son, Alfred the state college.
Members of the Delight Valley
Roy Aubrey and sister Linda family of Delight Valley; Mr. and । Neighbors club will meet at the |
on a motor bike, complete with of Glenwood.
a full sized horn.
Mrs. L. K. Brumfield and Mrs. were visitors from Wednesday un­ Mrs. Ed Keitzer of Cottage Grove; Walker club on Thursday morn­
A sister of Mrs. Merriam Heyen A. B. Cochrane visited the Lorane til Saturday of their sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Norris ing, April 2, to continue work on
Patrica Kerr in San Jose, Calif. and son Paul of Springfield; Miss the quilt.
is here visiting from California. Extension unit on Thursday.
She
accompanied them home to Margaret Hemenway and Mrs.
Carol Frazier spent the week
The Seeblom children are re­
Miss Ruth Porterfield of Eugene
end from Cottage Grove with Jo­ was a dinner guest on Saturday spend spring vacation here with Ruth Holliday of Eugene. Donna ported confined to their home
lene Roby.
evening of Mr. and Mrs. Emery her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph received many lovely gifts pre­ with the measles.
Aubrey.
sented by the families.
•
Ixmdon School
Mrs, Durflinger substituted in
Dalley.
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Garvin,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher of the lower grades for Mrs. Robin­
All that sawdust your youngster
Miss Porterfield is rural school newlyweds,
were honored with a Veneta, visited Sunday afternoon son the fore part of the week.
brings home in his shoes and cuffs advisor of Lane county, and was
bears patience for it is really for a former schoolmate of Emery miscellaneous shower Sunday at at the home of Mr. Fisher’s uncle,
I want to take this opportunity
a good cause. These showery Dailey, Kenneth and Ardis Town­ the home of Mrs. Minnie Scholtz J. W. Fisher.
to wish all of my neighbors a
in
Cottage
Grove,
with
Mrs.
Velma
Gordon Dunning of Eugene was joyous Easter followed by many
spring days when youth turns to send, Mrs. E. H. Foster and Mrs.
softball, the saw dust covered ball W. N. Dowens, who were guests, Van Blaricom and Mrs. Steve a recent visitor of John Augard. I happy days.
Augard as hostesses. There were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Raymond
field at London makes London also.
school the most popular in the val­
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Town­ 19 guests who presented the of Cottage Grove have moved into where the Allen Abeenes recently
ley, with always a dry field to send 'of Gardiner were week end couple with many lovely gifts. Re- the new house recently completed moved.
play on. The first softball game guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery freshments of coffee, cake and by George Foster.
Joyce Whitcomb and son
Mr. and Mrs. Read Hemenway of Mrs.
of the season was played at Lon­ Dailey and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. ice cream were served.
Klamath Falls were visitois
who
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Knee,
attended a potluck dinner at the
don Thursday afternoon, March Dowens.
Saturday at the J. W. Fisher
the
26, with Dorena, London winning
Mrs. E. H. Foster of Portland had been living in one of pur- Willamette high school in Eugene home.
George
Foster
houses,
have
one
evening
last
week
of
the
em
­
both games. This week a game is ar.d Barbara and Patti Leak of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonole and
scheduled with Mt. View to be Vancouver were week end guests chased a home in Cottage Grove ployees and members of the board daughters, Shirley, Bobby Jean
and
have
moved
there.
of directors of the Eugene Farm­
played at Kelly Field in Cottage of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schnordt ers Creameiy, of which Mr. Hem­ and Patty Anne of Roseburg were
Grove, weather and a dry field
Mrs. Foster is a sister of Mrs.
guests Saturday of Mr. Tonole’s
permitting, otherwise it will be at Dowens and Babs and Patti are and daughter Shirley of Deerfield, enway is the vice president.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole.
Ill.,
were
visitors
two
days
of
last
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue and parents.
London’s sawdust field.
nieces.
Miss
Donna
Sprinkle of Rich­
week
at
the
home
of
their
cousins,
Judy were Sunday dinner guests mond, Calif., was
Pupils at London school come
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens and
a recent visitor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
Augard,
whom
of
their
son-in-law
and
daughter,
and go and the enrollment was their house guests, Mrs. E. H
at the Steve Augard home. She
they
had
not
seen
for
eight
years.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raymond
White
in
three less with seven pupils mov­ Foster and Babs and Patti Leak,
was formerly a resident of this
ing away recently and four new were dinner guests on Saturday 'Die Schnordts have been touring Cottage Grove.
area.
She also visited other friends
the
west
coast
states
and
report
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson and here and in Springfield while wait­
ones last week. Those moving away evening of Mr. and Mrs. Emery
that
they
think
Oregon
is
"just
guests
Sunday
of
children
were
were Joy, Mary, Fay and Gay ' Dailey.
ing to meet her brother. Vernon
Mrs. Johnson’s brother and wife, Dunham, who was due the first
McDonald, Grant McLaughlin,
Friends and neighbors gave Mr swell.”
Mrs.
Arthur
Wooley
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Doyle,
in
Mr. and Mrs.
Sayonna Randall, Rebecca and and Mrs. Bob Cook a charivarri
.
öf the week from Korea. Miss
^n Wooley of Dram were re­ Roseburg.
Clark Barnes. New pupils are and shower on Friday night.
Sprinkle also attended the bridal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Abeene
and
Bob
returned
to
his
duties
in
the
«
’
nt
visitors
of
Mrs.
William
Gary Williams and Douglas Beers,
shower in Cottage Grove Sunday
Gary Abeene visited last Wednes­ for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Garvin.
first graders: Sodie Beers, seventh navy and Shirley will finish high ‘ Adamson.
Mrs.
Joe
Premazzi
entertained
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and Sharon Beers, sixth. The school.
the Gowdyville Neighbors club at Allen Abeene in Scotts Valley,
Beers family has moved to the
Patronize Sentinel Advertisers
William Simons place on Cedar ings. Mrs. Hawes who recently her home Wednesday. There were
seven of the members present
Creek.
had a major operation at Cottage and Mrs. Alice Foster and Mrs.
4-H Club#
Grove hospital is better but tak­
Ixmdon 4-H sewing clubs held ing it easy for awhile before re­ Raymond White of Cottage Grove
were visitors. Following a potluck
their weekly meetings Monday af- turning to her job.
dinner the ladies worked tea
ternoon at London school. Presi-
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
dent of sewing II conducted the Leonard Foster, Mr. and Mrs. O. towels for the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tonole,
business meeting, Answering to W. Chatham and mother, Mrs.
who had lived the past year at
roll call members told their fa- Alma Lamkins and Carol Frazier Coos
Bay, have now moved back
vorite holiday. New secretary for all of Cottage Grove.
to their home here. Mr. and Mrs.
sewing I is Patsy Olds, replacing
John Albin, who had been residing
Joy McDonald who moved away.
in the Tonole house during their
Class I is working on stuffed toys
absence, have moved to Cottage
with class II working on bandamt
Grove.
or head scarfs after completing
Lila Strickland was a recent
aprpns.
overnight guest of Ethel Richard­
Mrs. Nora Henderson is home
/AARKETrPLAC
son at Silk Creek.
from more than three months
Nona Darby of Roseburg spent
OF
/AILLIONS
spent in eastern Oregon with her
part of last week's spring vaca­
daughter and visits at Eugene,
tion here at the home of her
Lorane and Drain on the way
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Shaw
Abeene. Gary Abeene took Nona
of Drain brought her home. Mrs.
, home the latter part of the week
Shaw is a former resident here.
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WE SAVE
FIRST
BECAUSE:
When you have a family it s
necessary to have a cash reserve
for emergencies
As a housewife, l’»e found
saving» <he only way we can
afford the things we want.
My buunesi require» a capital
reserve and well established
bank credit.
I’m dependent on my salary.
Savings provide me with money
forvacationsandother luxuries.
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Ort gon
Thur»., April 2, 1853
Thornton Corners
LONDON
ATTENTION
Residents of Dorena lake and all
points north, south, east, west
SHOP FOR YOUR NEEDS
“THE STORE ON DORENA
LAKE SHORE”
Fishing - Picnic - Lunch - Meat
Supplies
and
Don’t run out of gas, when we sell it.
STEELES
GROCERY
. We Give ’
&
LOCKERS
Dividend Stamps
The Store on Dorena Lake Shone ,
IT
CAN
HAPPEN TO
YOU!
Unavoidable Mishap
Today; $10,000 Lawsuit
Tomorrow
A BEAR TRAP may be safer than your
home! You are personally liable for dam­
ages resulting from mishaps in and
around your home . . • house-guest slips
on a rug . . . maid falls from stepladder
. dog bites a deliveryman . . . work­
man is hurt while repairing the roof . . .
a tree falls on your neighbor’s garage.
Why take a chance? Phone us right now
for details. Insure and be sure!
BONDS
HALL-LISTON
INSURANCE
Phone 72
405 Main
WANT ADS
Farming’s big business and
savings give me the nece»sary
credit to operate economically
and profitably.
I’ve seen how savings have
helped others during time of
illness and emergencies.
London Literary Society
A discussion in civil government
Let us draw your house plans
at the March 27 meeting of the
NOW so you will be ready to build
London Literary Society during
► T
when good weather comes.
the program period brought out
questions to be looked up for a
Cottage Grove
continuation of the discussion at
th»' next meeting in an endeavor
Construction
Co
to better understanding of the
Carl J. Rich, Jr.
workings of state and county gov­
ernments. Two questions named
Contracting,
Building and
were on, publishing of legal
Designing
notices, why it is done and who
24 So. Tenth
Th. 232L
pays for it, and is civil govern­
ment taught in schools in Oregon?
Mrs. Waynne Berggren is to give
a report on county manager plan.
The ‘mayor’ of London, Dean
Martin, recently deck'd from the
Big Wig party was challenged by
Little Wig party chief on how
many campaign promises had been
fulfilled. Mayor Martin countered
with, “when did the salary start?"
Included in the program was a
style show volunteered by Jolene
Roby and Carol Frazier; a txxik
review on two books; "Music in
the Hills," and "Shoulder the
Sky," given by Mrs. Archie Powell.
Even in the toughest
The bodes were lx>th written by a
operating conditions
Scottish lady author, D. E. Stev-
you
can be sure your
' enson with the stories laid in Scot-
differential and trans­
I land An Easter reading was given
mission gears have full
by Mrs. Berggren and a roading
protection against
by Mrs. Dean Martin. Mrs. C. L.
wear by keeping the
Powell gave an "Indians concep­
cases filled with RPM
tion of the 23rd Psi am.” As a pro­
Multi-Service Gear
gram annexation for volunteers
Lubricant. It with­
subjects were drawn from a hat
stands the extreme pressures that
nnd each one responded. In a pen­
develop in spiral bevel and hypoid
cil game. Anella Martin and Clara
gears. A special compound in the
Foster won a stick of gum, which
lubricant reacts chemically to form a lubricating,
they divided A lemon race game
gave the losing team slices of
wear-resisting coating on the gear teeth.
lemon as consolation prize, which
RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant stands up in
। had to be eaten without making
high operating tem|>eratures and is oxidation reaia-
| a face.
tant. It contains an anti-foaming agent that helps
In the absence of president
control
expansion and prevent leakage. Ask us
Lynn Hawes due to the illness of
about RPM Multi-Sc-nice Gear Lubricant.
Ml ■ H tWM, ViCt I1' esidenf. V
*
| Powell conducted the business
meeting preceding the program.
Next meeting is April 24 at the
Arden Powell rent house unless
otherwise ann<»unced. Entertain­
For more informal ion obout Standard Oil Company of Californio products,
ment committee will be Pansy
coll your local Standard man
Martin and Lynn Hawes; refresh-
ment committee, Don Martin and
J. F. FINNERAN
Jean Powell. Appointed on the1
Telephone 16
"Look Out" committee was Mrs. 640 Monroe Nt., Cottage Grove, Oregon
C. L Powell, who is to look out
j for new members and call old
i members for reminder of meet- i
How to stop
extra wear on gears
1 want my »on to ha»« the ad­
vantage of a college education.
Regular aavinga will make it
posaible.
... ALSO
All deposits made on
or before April 10th
earn interest from April
1st at First, open 10 to
5 six days a week, in-
eluding Saturday.
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