FARM NEWS "0
Plan for Sewing
Dept in Home
Center Outlined
., April 2, 1953
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Page 3
eater to a more discriminating
CULP CREEK
has been by said Court fixed as
trade. Dried material is much I
Mr». Florence Eriksen
the time and place for the hearing
less subject to yard deterioration.
LEIJA
L
NOTICES
Mrs, Robert Groat and Mrs.
of objections thereto, and for final
The consumer benefits because the
Jean Jackson motored to Eugene ।
settlement of said estate. CLEO
wood is at least partially pre- ■
NOTICE OF I INAL
Saturday ind brought Mrs. Ralph
(’. MORELOCK, Executor. HER
By Saundra Carlson
shrunk.
SETTLEMENT
BERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney.
Joel Pynch was awarded the Marks, Mrs. Groat s mother here
Second-growth stock now makes 1 Two hundred attended the home
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up a large proportion of lumber presentation of Hebron Grange State Farmer Degree in the form to visit over the week end.
hen by given that the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Coon
sold
|
Pomona
play
festival
with
all
Just
as
a
well-arranged
kitchen
of a gold charm at the State FFA
Extent of grade loss in second- sold. Trouble is that lumber mills
undersigned Administratrix of the ADDING MACHINES FOR SALE
growth Douglas-fir lumber because treat it as old-growth timber and available seats taken at Dorena convention in Corvallis recently. their property here to Mr. and makes for efficient cooking, a con Estate of HOLT EASTERLING,
THE SENTINEL
Only two percent of the state Mrs. Bolt Vaughn of Dorena and ; venient sewing center can speed Deceased, has filed her Account
of seasoning and machining will several important differences are Grange hall March 23. Visiting
moved
to
Independence
the
last
included
granges
presenting
plays
and
ease
the
mending
and
making
membership
receive
this
award.
Business
and Personal Stationery
overlooked.
be determined by the Oregon For
for Final Settlement of said estate
Second-growth has more sap Central with "We Killed the Old Joel was one of the three receiv of the week. The Vaughns took of clothes, extension specialists in in the Circuit Court of the State
— The Sentinel —
est Products laboratory with in
possession Saturday.
home management, clothing and of Oregon, for Lane County, and
wood, adding more weight to green Red Rooster” and Spencer Creek ing it in Line county.
dustry cooperating.
Mrs. Viola Walters and her housing at Oregon State College that Tuesday, the 5th day of May,
with,
"Hen-pecked
Holler
Gossip.
”
Cottage
Grove
was
represented
stock,
and
has
sound,
tight
knots.
Kiln-drying Douglas-fir stock
Shirley
____ ____
_ _
. Hanson. and agree.
dele- 1 daughter
has been satisfactoiy to the lum Overweight shipments may make Music during interludes was by at the convention by _ official
1953. at 10 00 d'eidek in the fore-
ber industry from the standpoint drying more attractive to some Hebron and included, electric^ gatcs> Jim and Joel Pynch. Charles daughters. Mrs. Kate Mons, Ms.
They observe that often sewing noon m
Circuit Courtroom,
of increasing lumber value and mills now shipping green stock, guitar and accordion by Roy and B)ue and pick Kliese as alternates Mary Gildersleeve and two daugh- is the most disorganized home job County Court House, Eugene,
Friday
according to Bruce G. Anderson, Betty Duerst; songs by girls trio, an<j Mr. R. R. Wright as adviser. I ters visited
reducting shipping weights.
_.
_ , afternoon
. „ with because supplies and equipment Lane County. Oregon, has been
kppt a„ owr thp housp ln
Some retailers prefer the kiln- wood technologist at the research Rose Marie and Beverly Hudson The boys took part in fat lamb j Mrs. Chester Colson in Cottage .
^et by said Court as the time and
; day’s smaller homes the demand place for the hearing of objections
dried stock since it helps them to laboratory, which is located on the and Nova Lee Stanford, accom- j judging demonstrations, fat swine ! Grove.
panied by Ethel Saunders at the selection demonstrations, beet | S. W. Jackson, f .rmer pastor of is for a simple, compact set-up thereof, and for final settlement
Oregon State college campus.
Warping, effect of temperature piano; electric guitar and violin by judging and dairy judging demon- i the Culp Creek Assembly, was a that can be located in any room of said estate Madeline Throop,
I guest speaker Sunday, March 29, where the housewife prefers to administratrix. Herbert W. Lom-
FUEL SUPPLIES CHANGE and relative humidity, speed of Ernest Berkeen and his sister, strations.
During the meeting state otfi-1 in the absence of Rev. W. Kenneth sew.
drying, shrinkage and degrade re Jane Heath; a leading by Robert
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...LIKE THE WEATHER!- cords will be kept in the study. St. Elmo. Hebron’s play was cers were elected and state FFA Brightweil. He left the first of the A U-shaped sewing center is bard. Attorney.
Industry cooperators will be Cor “Laughing Ghost,” and was the events were organized for the week for Cheriton, Iowa, where suggested and can lie arranged
he was called by the deafly of his with equipment on hand. The sew
vallis Lpmber company, a branch second presentation. The last pre coming year.
ft«
uho had been in ill health ing machine is in the center of the
In order for Joel to lie eligible mother,
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of the Willamette Valley Lumber sentation was March 31 at Frank
company. Albertsen Lumber com lin. Refreshments of pie, sand for the award he had to have a | for some time.
U with a surface for laying out
SETTLEMENT
Little Bonnie Kay Eriksen was and cutting fabric n the right,
pany, BSyless Lumber company, wiches and coffee were sold by sound farming program that in
X«
a
patient
in
Cottage
Grove
hos
Hebron
Home
Economics
club.
cluded
a
flock
of
68
sheep,
two
Timber Structures, Inc., Douglas
and a surface for pressing on the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - - is what our experienced
Fir Products company, and Clear Square dancing completed the eve- beef, one dairy animal, a brood pital from Thursday until Sunday left.
FUEL
sow and 28 acres of improved pas for treatment of pneumonia.
that
the undersigned. Executor of personnel offer you!
Fir Products company.
. ning.
Homemakers repot t using a
SHORTAGES
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodell en dining or lititary table or even the Estate of WILLIAM M. Prompt, reliable, careful
ture.
Assisting in the degrade study i Hebron Dances For New Well
oi th : wïst are West Coast bureau of lumlier
Joel, a high school senior, is tertained Mr. and Mrs. Raymond a piece of plywood supported by MORELOCK, Deceased, has filed and courteous SERVICE.
with a
The recreation committee of
grades and inspection, Pacific Hebron Grange took in $112.20 at the present student body presi L. Goodell and children at dinner a chest of drawers for the cut his account for final settlement of
Cottage Grove-
Northwest forest and range ex- a pie social at the grange hall, dent and was president of FFA on Sunday in honor of R. L. Good ting surface. These may also pro said estate in the Circuit Court
ell,
whose
birthday
was
March
26.
last
year.
Having
been
active
in
S.
of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
Lane
périment station, and the U.
vide space underneath to keep
Eugene Freight
March 28, with movies and square
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thompson supplies within easy reach.
ALL-PURPOSE FURNACE Forest Products laboratory at dancing
County, and that Tuesday, the 5th
furnishing the entertain-1 FFA work and school activities,
and Transfer
Madison, Wis.
A full-sized ironing board is not day of May, 1953, at 10:00 o'clock
ment. Attendance was by special he plans to major in agricultural and daughter of Springfield were
Burns OIL, GAS, COALT
week
end
visitors
at
the
home
of
(
education
at
Oregon
State
col
Phone 99
in
the
forenoon
in
the
Circuit
32
S.
10th
essential for the pressing needed,
invitation and the funds raised
WOOD or SAWDUST
her sister and family, Mr. and J in mending and in many sewing Court R<x>m, County Court House,
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MICHIGAN, HAWAII PROFS
were for the new well, and the lege next year.
with an absolute minimum
Mrs. Melvin Wiscarson.
of conversion expense.
jobs and a small ironing lioard Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,
TO TEACH AT LINFIELD
'water in the pipes’ project in pro- I
Leonard Whitman, Elmer Heath ;
Bernard C. Revoir, Cassopolis, gress this spring.
Highly efficient with built-in
CHOP KF( (IM M EN I » ATION and Bill Vaughn camo up from saves space. If a larger surface
is needed, a wide ironing board
Michigan, school administrator,
air conditioner. Fully auto-
Sunday, March 29, Hebron I M ADE IN OSC Bl LI.ETIN
Gold Beach to spend the week end . t on a card table provides a “sit-
•
mafic with automatic fuels.
and Professor Robert M. Martin, grange women brought picnic bas
Just a postcard will bring
with
their
families
here.
down” board with knee room. If
University of Hawaii, will be kets and the first fried chicken of
Recommendations are made for
k
you FREE literature.
Mrs. Grace Potts will entertain possible, the iron and electric
guest professors at summer school the season for the first picnic of - the crop varieties best adapted to
sessions at Linfield college. Mc the year at the hall. They also each of Oregon’s crop regions in the Culp Creek Sew ing club at her sawing machine should lie plugged
^NORTHWEST
Minnville, according to Dr. Ralph i brought shovels to assist a crew a new bulletin released by the home Wednesday, April 1, with into a wall outlet behind the ma
FOUNOKY* fUKNACI CO.
G. Bailey, education head and of grange men dig the 100 feet of Oregon State college experiment the birthday of Jane Heath being chine to keep electrical cords from
honored.
Cliff says they’ll also burn
getting underfoot.
drain ditch.
summer school chairman.
station. The varieties recommend-
Lawrence Goodell returned from
The seamstress sits at the.
A surprise 'find' while digging ed have been tester! by the farm
Revoir will teach administrative
corn cobs!
a
week
’
s
trip
to
Denver,
Colorado,
education credential courses dur the ditch almost killed two birds crops staff at OSC and by the and other points east Saturday center of the U with everything
Field and Spot
Orchard
she needs within easy reach. A
ing the first session, June 8 to with one stone and might have branch experiment stations.
Roberts & Drury July
evening.
Sunday
he
left
for
Van
swivel office chair armless and
17. Martin will teach in the solved the well problem. One un- 1 The bulletin covers the major
Ph. 444 education department the second expected shovel-full opened up an | varieties of the cereal crops, flax. couver, Wash., to visit with rela on easy rolling casters makes it
205 No. 9th
Grain Fields
Apples and Pears
tives
and
to
look
for
employment.
possible to turn from one part of
session, July 20 to August 22. old well directly in front of the and forage and seed crops.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Red
Munroe
and
the
sewing
job
to
the
next.
grange hall new entrance steps.
To simplify the crop-variety re
Blackberries
Peaches
Such a set-up makes it possible
Believed to be a one time good commendations, the state is di family moved over the week end
well of a farm house that once vided into seven distinct crop ra- to the Howes house vacated some to keep the family wardrobe in
0^
Brush
Cherries
was located in this vicinity, the gions or zones in the bulletin. The time ago by Mr. and Mrs. Allens. repair without running all over
Culp Creek was defeated Fri- the house for scattered supplies,
old well had about a six inch old divisions are Coast, Willamette
Canadian
i rotting casing and at least 20 feet Valley, Southern Oregon, Colum day afternoon, March 27. at Dis- 1 says the specialists. They add that
Plums
I of water within two feet of the bia Basin, Blue Mountains, Central ston by a close score of 19 to 18 mending, repairing and altering,
Thistles
for
the
girls
’
softball
game,
and
as well as making clothes, can be
| top of the ground. However, the Oregon, and the Snake River Val
Walnuts and
the boys lost by a score of 10 to a big help to the family pocket
I old well was within 15 feet of the ley.
11. Next game is to be here with book and appearance if done ef
Tansy Ragwort
Filberts
! new septic tank. Arrangements
The publication explains that
। were completed this week to drill within each of the crop zones there Latham as the opponent.
ficiently.
Mrs. Bernadine Layng did sub
I a new deep well for the grange may be enough variation in other
Rose Bushes
stitute
teaching in Miss Margerita
Montana state records f r blood
hall with a well driller moving in conditions, such as soil types or
Andrews’ absence the first of the donations were set when Great
to start Tuesday morning.
fertility, to modify the general
Lawn Spraying and Fertilization
Grange meeting is this Satuiday recommendations. Soil Moisture week due to illness.
Falls AFB military and civilian
Mrs.
Elliot
Eriksen
was
a
Fri-
night, April'4. Refreshments will and type or extremes of acidity
personnel gave 880 pints in a two-
FOK ESTIMATE AND SPRAYING
be pie and sandwiches left from or alkalinity and also irrigation day evening dinner guest of Shir day blood bank project.
ley
Hanson
and
Viola
Walters
in
CALL
the play festival and kept frozen. may often cause modifications of
Cottage Grove. Mrs. Walters and
civi] defensc films can
bor.
Serving committee will also in the crop recommendat i ns.
her
daughter
planned
to
leave
rowpd
from
thp
visua
j
lnstruc(ion
clude Mrs. Levicy Harris and Les
Descriptions are given of the
,
tmpnt at Oregon State Col-
ter Harris. Regular committee is varieties recommended and the Monday for Astoria to spend a
£ Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Simons and publication suggests that informa few days. Mrs. Walters fonnerly
lived near Culp Creek.
Phone 46F4
: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bias.
tion on crops and crop varieties
The Culp Creek Assembly of N Hunting or Trespassing Signs
| A mistake on grange HEC visi- for special ’conditions within any
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. ,
I tat ion last week is corrected by zone is available from the county God Sunday school is planning to
have
an
Easter
egg
hunt
at
the
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! announcing that Hebron HEC will agent. Copies of "1953 Field Crop
to Jasper, May 19, not Jasper Recommendations for Oregon,” home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chap
If your green thumb gets to itch go
coming here. Junction City HEC can be obtained at county exten man Satuiday morning, April 4,
at 10:30 a.m. Each child is to bring
ing and you feel like spring too, just is expected to visit Hebron HEC, sion offices or from OSC.
three hard boiled eggs and either
April
28
at
the
hall
with
an
all
remember we have:
cookies or sandwiches for lunch at
day meeting.
noon. The Sunday school bus will j
Hebron Grange goes to Lorane
DIVIDE
leave about 10 o'clock if the
Garden seeds, fertilizer, sprays, grange for visitation April 14 with
Edith Kenady, Reporter
weather is favorable and it is not
Goshen Grange scheduled to come
Phone 37F22
insecticides, power equipment, lawn I to Hebron April 18.
raining.
Mrs. Glenn Violette is caring
was
Little Richard Saunders
mowers, garden tractors and most
for
her daughter, Mfs. Don Patton,
Approximately $11,000,000 in jumping on the bed Sunday morn
everything else to make your flower | savings
over a one-year period will ing and fell off breaking his left and baby during Mrs. Pattons con
result from suggestions made by arm quite badly at the elbow. He valescence. Both mother and
or vegetable garden grow.
military and civilian personnel of was taken to a Eugene hospital daughter are doing fine.
Elliot Eriksen was a caller
the Army.
and remained there for 24 hours. at Mrs.
the home of Mrs. Mickie Vio
He is still quite sick and w ’l be
lette in Cottage Grove Friday.
In his _ State of the Union mes-
___
.in , bed a few days. *His mof'-r,
Mrs. Mabel Wells, Mrs. Irene
sage President Eisenhower said Mrs. Ethel Saunders, who teach
that total defensive strength must the first grade at Latham, is homi Sage and family of Eugene were
The farmer supply store
include civil defense preparedness. caring for him until he feels dinner guests last Wednesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
Phone
X5I
fith and Washington
better.
Raymond.
1 Butterwrap Paper—The Sentinel
Mrs. Ralph Miller of Mabel, bert
Donald Raymond missed three
Oregon, brought Mrs. Joe Lee of days of work last week on ac
Salina, Kans., and Mrs. W. L.
of the flu. His little bro
। Welch of Medford to the Howard count
| Stout home Friday for an over ther, Stephen, was also being
night visit. Mrs. Miller is a sister, nursed for a very bad cold but is
this week.
For your family, get the safest car you can
Mrs. Lee an aunt and Mrs. Welch improving
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Andes and
buy —the Kaiser.
a cousin of Mr. Stout.
Kaiser is so far ahead in safety—as it
Alfred Stockdale has completed Debra of Drain were Saturday
visitors
at
the
home
of
her
par
his basic training at Camp Rob
certainly is in luxury and style—that it may
erts, Calif., and is spending a 10- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray
be years before other cars catch up.
day furlough with his parents, Mr. mond.
Only by testing Kaiser’s revolutionary new
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Aithur
visit
and Mrs. Earl Stockdale. He will
safety engineering advancescan you know
ed
Sunday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
report on April 5 at Camp Stone
how safe a car can now be. So for your own
Test Kaiser's "Full-Control" steering!
man. Calif., for further training. Underwood and Gary at Elkton.
peace of mind, come in and safety-test
Mrs.
Paul
Arthur
visited
all
day
Mrs. J. A. Mackey accompanied
With your fingertips! See how easily the
Uiis
Kaiser
today!
wheel turns. Feel the direct action
her son Clcal to Vancouver, Wash., Friday with Mrs. Robert Owen of
Fi ¡day where she visited briefly Dorena.
of Kaiser's positive Full-Control Steering!
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wine-
with several relatives while deal
transacted business. They also inger visited last Tuesday evening
stopped in Portland for a short at the Woodrow Wineinger home
visit with George Dugan, who is in Cottage Grove and Sunday at
general manager for Joe Fisher’s Eugene and Springfield with rela-
, fives.
1 garage.
Test Kaiser s 'Control Tower" visibility!
There will be an important Ser
Mrs. Grace Mills came down
vice
club
meeting
Thursday
eve
T hrough the largest glass area in any sedan.
। from Portland Wednesday to visit
Both front fenders easily visible —plus
| a few days with the Clifton John ning. April 2 at 7:30 at the school- 1
Test Kaiser's "World's Safest Front Seat"!
the road ahead as close as 10 feet. No “blind
son and Dick Schmidt families. house. All members are urged to
Note the safety-mounted windshield, the
spots” because corner posts are slanted
present.
We now have a franchise to sell these products and are She is a sister of Mrs. Johnson. be Addie
safety-padded instrument panel. Safety
Hanson
moved
to
Cor-
back
out
of
visionl
Melvin Smith is employefl in
features commended by “Parents’ Magazine,"
and is making her home
conveniently located on highway 99 South across from Los Angeles, Calif., where he ex | vallis
exclusive with Kaiser. Come in and test
with her daughter, Mrs. Floyd
pects to be until September.
them
_
wem today!
louayi
i
Rudy.
Vernon Stout of Collingswood.
D & M Cafe.
Mrs.
Viola
Walters
and
Shirley
N. J., called his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Stout, last Wednes Hanson visited Thursday with
day evening, March 25. to tell Mrs. Frank Coon. Little Rebecca
Your one-stop headquarters for radiator sales
them of the arrival on that day I Sue was an overnight guest of her
of their first grandchild, a baby | cousin. Pamela, Thursday evening
and service, acetylene c ylinder gas and oxygen.
girl, who has been named Debra and returned to her home in Cot
tage Grove Friday.
your safest buy today
Lynn.
Don’t forget to attend the East
er Sunrise Services or regular
morning worship of your choice
¡next Sunday, April 5.
Lab Studies 2nd
Growth Grade Loss
In Douglas Fir
Grange Presents
Play at Dorena
Joel Pynch Awarded
State Farmer Degree
At FFA Convention
SUPER SERVICE
UIESCO rntn
SPRAY TIME
Is Just Ahead
LAKE SPRAY SERVICE
ITS SPRING <
you owe it to your family to
safety-test
the world’s first saféty-first car
The Green Thumb Store
MILL OWNERS AND ALL ACETYLENE
CYLINDER GAS AND OXYGEN USERS
53 Kaiser
Sib's Radiator Service and Supplies
Pac. Hy. So.
Ph. 660
VwrNe&iT?
SELL IT THRU THE
WANTADS
Land area dominated by Com
munism has expanded at the rate
of 44 square miles per hour over
an eleven-year period.
5th & Washington
Cottagi- Grove, Oregon
Hansen Bros
Across from the Armory’
Eugene, Oregon