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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1953)
..... • M*“ ■ LYNX HQLLOW Talent Show Dress Rehearsal Set Sat. Mr contact your correspondent. ThiO'i ntliu I. Cottage Grove, Oregon High School pupils On HL l-.iinb. Ml POO, r Phone 1159-K-l Page S Disston Logging Co. Buys Row River Fir children. Wanda and Ronald, ac Entertain Lions With compamed by Iwe < <, attended Community club will meet for ■hurch in Eugene Sunday, then Songs on March 27 Disiston Logging Co. of Co’’“®** . is* high at $1 A group of high school pupil ,ul„.v „„ ...... bidder ----- vith Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sanders, at the home of Mrs. Elmer Ki • et ol DouglM treated to a bounteous pela a d work will be' itone on the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. be s at the program hour M ireh . d timber In the Row River drain- club qi ilt. the City at a Bureau Herman Sanders, honoring Mr. 26 with vocal s s. Appearing on Reas >n for the date to be set and Mrs. Farmer on their 23rd the program were Leonard Nossa- of Uind Management sale in Eu is that the school wedding anniversary. ahead man. Jerry Har is accompanied gene recently. The appraised pnee Easter party will be Friday, April and by Miss Vyönne Chatfee, Dave was $22.15. Mrs. Sally McCarty 3, at 1 p.m. and the mothers wish Mike and Bob, and Mrs. Bird Brands ne s, John Williams, Mar The timber comprised mostly to attend that also. and Bill Veatch. 1 Rickard, all of Cottage blowdown and beetle-killed sal- Mrs. G. J. Ferguson, father of were Sunday visitors at the Oscar Mrs. Henry Bricker and Mrs. El- j Schultz home and were treated to Isist Mr. and Mrs Imer hunrey, has not been very homemade ice cream. . aiwm- worth move their ----------- - - • well ot late. Lawrence Elmer Kimrey has received panied by Miss Betty Rickard of and farm machinery to Eugene. which beetles have hatched and I word that his lather Jake Kimrey. Cottage Grove, made a trip to David. Ben and Bruce each drove will emerge to infest green trees a cai or truck back. Willie Ma-1 I of Melba, Idaho, is ill and in the Portland the first ol the week. early this spring. David, Ren, Paul and Edward cauley had gone earlier in the hospital there. week ’ and brought down a load. Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Macauley, Bruce Lamb and Jack CARBON PAPER FOR SALE the former Charles Bivens, celebrated her Holbrook, went to Zillah, Wash Mis. Farnswort The Sentinel fifth birthday anniversary Sunday ington Saturday and returned Anna Macauley. and received some very nice gilt K * U-m> I'k to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Bivens and children Sharon, Charlotte, Lois COTTAGE GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BAND shown above will perform and Danny Joe, of Springfield, Directing the band is Ch<y les music groups at annual Spring Musicale at school Apt il 14. came out for the day to help Hei- Dress rehearsal of 23 acts for the Junior Chamb : second annual Talent Show will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday at the high school auditorium. The show will be given for the public the night i f April 17. Auditions for the acts were heard Saturday, March 21. Pro ceeds of the show will be used for civic projects. Big project coming up, according to Jacobsen, will be the city-wide street ma.k- ing program. Cash prizes will be given win ners in the show by the Jaycees. Grade Class Following will be the acts in the grade school class: Sharen Hutch ison of Adams school, accordion; Patty and Sherron Cutts, Har rison school, tap dance; Diana Eastburn, Harrison school, vocal Steele (shown at far left). . ist; Tommy Pitcher, Harrison, ac Al Baker entertained ¡1 Mi Two Men Drowned b! 8l , SSSTSS HS Spring Musical cordion. at her home with Scheduled April 4 In Pass Creek Mon. «r'X,'J,I party Fruiay a: Lynn and Dale Nord, Mt. View- who are from Creswell. Named Two men were drowned when *moon. Refreshments were sen e school, steel guitar and accordion; Emcee By Saundra Carlson Master of ceremonies will be to the guests present. Doris Patterson, Mt. View, vocal ■Ole” the Swedish Nightingale, . A Spring Musicale will be . pre- their car plunged off highway 99 । Mr. and Mrs. George Quacken ist; The Latham Skippers, a skip who served in the American Thea-1 spnte(j school music into Pass Creek about 11:15 p m. । bush and little daughter Lucille rope exhibition; Sonja Olson, Diss- ter Wing War Service with the ' • ‘ ’ department on — Tuesday, April 11 4 Monday and a third man. Fred spent Friday and Saturday on the ton school, pianist. Lewis White. 38. of Dallas, es- coast and mixed pleasure with Bob Hope show. He has performed in the auditorium at 8 p.m. Connie Davis, Jefferson school, with name bands such as Henry- Group work will be emphasized empnasizea iCaped by crawling through the business and visited at the homes *hula dance; Elnora Whetham, Jef Busse, Sterling Young and Ray with the choir and band combin-1 window of the car. "' Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. John ■" Mattice, ferson, accordion; Virginia Lunau Herbeck. He has also been on ing twice for ' Spirit of Music” , The vjctims were Oda Edwards, and Mrs. Danny Miles, and Mr. and group, Jefferson, tumbling television in Los Angeles and and "Over the Rainbow” from the I 29 of Roseville, Calif., and Jess and Mrs. Dan Miles, at Adah. The act; Susie Crepeau, Jefferson, flut most recent engagements have Wizard of Oz.” Pow-ell, about 34, of Loomis, Calif. Quackenbushes lived at Ada be- ist; Joyce Hounshell, Jefferson, been night spots in Portland. Each of the three groups of the accor(jing to Dr. Lucien Imboden, fore coming here. pianist. department, the band, choir and deputy coroner for Douglas coun- j Mrs. Orville Lamb spent t he I girls chorus, will play or sing dif- i ty at Drain. dav Friday with Mrs. Wallace LaVina and Sharon Ericksen, Easter Movie Set ferent types of 1 songs from ...... - the । , white told Dr. Imboden that he I Koehler, and attended a party । Culp Creek, vocal duet; Joyce other groups. The only soloists had been driving but had turned there that evening. ! Plueard, Culp Creek, also a vocal For Public Showing . । wbeej over to Powell shortly include Pat Kent. Eloise Cros George Quackenbush has taken I ist. By Church Group 8th will by, Leonard Nossaman and John- before the UK. accident. The ...^ — car was temporary employment with the Ill School Class They will be featured inK north and it was foggy at road construction crew sinxteen “The Pilgrimage.” a technicolor ny Williams. In the high school division will __ _ n ■ aa • 4 I 1 O 1 in a negro spiritual. miles east of Roseburg and is the time. be the following: Trumpet trio, movie of the life of Jesus Christ, Madrigals will bo feat tired ox staying at camp there. The bodies are being shipped to will be presented for the public at made up of Stenis Stokes, Bob the choir and other numbers will Billie Fisher is definitely in the Dalberg and Dwight Treat, win- 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 8. at be religious, popular and negro Roseville, Calif., for funeral serv goat business as of now. 'I he reg , the Diane theater under the spon Also ices and burial. ners in last year's contest. spirituals. Girls’ chorus will pre Ktered Nubian goat gave birth to Terry Lechner, boy soprano; Edna sorship of the Young Men’s Mu sent a song in French and one in American -bmari- I tual Improvement association of sank 38 Casady, accordion; Aurora Heyle, Japanese destroyers in World o 8 any tjn cans vocalist; Gail Chatterton, song the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Latin. A brass ensemble w-ill be pre and dance; Lila Strickland and Day Saints. sented by the band department. II. The film is being presented by Ethel Richardson, vocalists. This all-boy group received a "V Jerry Harrison, also a winner the group in keeping with the grade at the recent state music Ph. 742 Box 538 Easter season. Tickets may be last year, vocalist, and Olsa Alex contest. procured at the theater the night ander and Marcelle Cartwright, of the showing or from Dean Per- 1 accordion duet. kins, a high school student, either All are from Cottage Grove at the school or by phoning u 254RX. — Announcing — the NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW MODEL 4-30 t Annual Senior Play - To Be Given Friday Too «Late to Classify MOBIt«Klg By Saundra Carlson The annual Senior play, this EXPERT PAINTER available rea year a comedy, “Mother Is a sonable. Phone 264L. 33-ltp ¡Freshman,” will be staged in the DO GUESTS FOR SALE: Milk Cow. Ph. 927J. ! high school auditorium Friday. 33-2t[>31 : April 3. Curtain time is 8 p.m. SAY , The story of Abigail Fortitude c/os fyiïl EARLY, FOR SALE: Dinette table and • Abbott (Eloise Crosby), a 35 year four chairs. 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Everett Powell, ph. gm joel pynch. ?hone548 MIDWAY99 SO. 841J. 33-ltc production Staff . -______________ Gardner Sellers is directing the play with Joyce Thun as student director. The production staff is as follows: prompter, Richard Harrison; stage manager, Gary [Van Nortwick; lights and sound, Francis Chapman; costumes, Kay FLOORS Sears; properties, Georgina Mc DRIVEWAYS Reynolds; stage crew. Mary I-ou PARKING AREAS STREETS Wiese as chairman with Warren Wilson. Saundra Sue Carlson, Ed Also Road Grading — All Work Guaranteed ward Powell and Wally Peterson Weight 30 lbs. Dynamometer-rated brake horsepower 4 H. P. - Blade 14 ” to 44” - New carburetion system - Ball and needle bearings throughout - Waterproof mag neto-Chrome plated cylinder wall - New type chain oiler COME IN AND CHECK THE NEW LOW PRICES The McCULLOCH MODEL 4-30 will out-perform all one- man chain saws now on the market, regardless of their advertised horsepower. M Or M c CULLOCH A motors corp S » S EQUIPMENT CO 117 No. Lane Cottage Grove, Ore Ph. 146 Ditching A Specialty V.LlDMAX BLACK TOP PAVING Pass Creek Paving Co., Cottage Grove I ocated at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Ph. 869Y or 488J FOR SEPTIC WKS L CESSPOOLS! NOW MAKE YOUR ? M WtLL PRIVATE «M 0 * «A BALANCED UNIT on the committee. Richard Harrison is in charge of tickets with Norma Schmitt, Bob Tank and Warren Wilson as sisting. Ushers include Bea Cran mer, Joyce Komineck, Gerald • .Mitchell, Phyllis Perkins, Saundra _ Sue Carlson. Vyonne Prescott Sylvia Thiede, Alice Weddel and Bonnie Janisch. The Future Homemakers ot America will do baby sitting Fri day at the high school gym from 7 p.m. until the play is over for parents wishing to see the produc tion. Contributions for the baby sitting will be on a voluntary- basis. 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