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o o o o o O o O £ AND . 1 neue lower prie- Iree SS* Harris Shows Film Of Hunting Trips At Hebron Grange ' from the office of county agent, O. S. Fletcher, on rodent control A secretary's report stated that all dues were paid and Hebron was in line again for a pennant. This will be the seventh since the grange now holds six with five in succession from 1949, which is a i record among granges. In the quarterly report the grange has 129 members, 14 new ones in the last quarter and 12 withdrawals. Most recent withdrawals were of Harper and Wilda Casler. State grange by laws were read and adopted. I । I ' Fish Ladders on Highways Studied By OSC Engineers Dorena Grange Row River Forester Lorane 4-H Groups 4-H Club to Plant Enjoy Hike, Party By Mrs. R. G. Conner Trees at Bohemia Thurs., April 9, 1953 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Page 3 By Mrs, Ed. Sherrill 4-H < II B HAS MEET Dorena Grange was host. Fi i- By Mr*. Edith Kenady day evening. April 3, to 26 mem The 4-H Cooking No. 2 club bers of Santa Clara Grange and Dmven By LORANE The Busy Cookers held its seventh meeting Monday By Saundra Carlson two members of Creswell Grange, 4H Camp Cookery enjoyed a field afternoon at the home of the lead- The Riw River Foresters 4-H Future Farmers of America will in the scheduled Lane county visi hike at their meeting last week. er. Mr- Mma West. Mi- Angel Club held its meeting. Wednesday sponsor a pa rent-son banquet tation program. By Mrs. Gale Roby Just So. Sew IH girls had an was unable to come. OREGON STATE COLLEGE - Agricultural chairman. Philip evening. April 1 at the home of Easter party Friday afternoon at The next meeting will be on Thursday, April 16, at 7;3O p.m. The lecturer's hour, set up to How to best handle problems Lake advised those needing nitro the leader, Ted Hudson. David their meeting. Connie Wyman April 21» when Sharon Ferguson in the high school cafeteria. This precede the regular meeting of created by construction of fish gen and super-phospate to get Wolfard joined the club at this won the prize for the best decora- and Darlene Schmidtt will I k * on l>anquet is held annually for pre Hebron Grange April 4, included ladder baffles in culverts built their applications in early as the meeting. senting awards and for the FFA ted egg, and was also the t> winner the demonstration team. All members attended but John in the egg rolling contest . all the movies by Emery Harris of his members to show their appre where new highways cut through supply is limited. He, laso, spoke recent hunting trips to Canada natural stream beds will be stud on various types of spray used in Snauer. ciation to their parents. rdling being done by the contes BEU’ ON LIST Members of this club also tants noses. and Mexico taken by Mr. Harris Guest speaker for the evening ied by Oregon State college en the control of the cherry fruit fly Record numbers of cattle com and accompanied by his dry hu gineers in cooperation with the which immerges in middle May formed a Rodent control club to Mrs. F. G. Sessions, assistant ing to market have brought beef will be Paul Jenson, state FFA Set Church Sunday mor narrative. state highway commission and the and early June, and Methoxiclore try to get scholarship for a mem leader surprised the girls with at prices in recent weeks to the kw- secretary, of Harrisburg. A film, The story of his hunting trip i In a vote on Church Sunday, U.S. bureau of public roads. was recommended as a safe spray ber to attend 4-H camp. tractively decot ated cup cakes. est point in many years. Agricul “Farmers of T morrow,” will pro All members are to meet at the Mrs. R. G. Conner, leader, was tural economists at Oregon State vide special entertainment. Mu to Mexico has been printed in the grange members set the second The problem of expediting traf to use, as it is harmless to both Sunday in June as grange Church Sentinel in recent weeks and in» fic of migratory and game fish human .and animal if cherries, leader's h me at 9: a.m. April absent due to illness in the fam- college point out that large sup sical entertainment will include eluded game turkeys, deer and Sunday each year that plans for along with human highway traw sprayed with the solution, should 11th, and they will be taken to plies and lower pt ices caused the numbers by members of the hand, the tree farm on the Bohemia monkeys. On the Canadian trip attendance may be made and lers will he coordinated with fish be eaten. Lively Livestock 4H club meet department of agriculture to girls’ chorus and Philip Wilson U.S. Mr. Harris killed a grizzly bear. which may also serve as home- and game officials, according to Legislature chairman Byron Lumber Co. land, to plant their ing had to be postponed because put beef on its March and April playing his electric guitar. S^ested since, Roy H, Shoemaker Jr., OSC civil Houck reported on his trip to trees. Be sure to bring a sack of illness among the members. It monthly "Plentiful Foods” list for Honorary members will be with the bear skin to prove it and. Coming as a mountain goat, the head and summerbme is apt to be travel-1 engineering instructor who heads Roseburg and meeting with the lunch. chosen and presented with a gold the first time in the 15-year his will be held with David Wyman Refreshments were served by Sunday afternoon. key. Underclassmen awards, let hoofs of which he showed as one ing time for many who could at the new research project for the t division engineer, concerning the had been tory of this pr gram. ter awards and an outstanding of his souvenirs, The pictures tend. engineering experiment station. access road for the east side of Mrs. Ted Hudson. planned for Saturday but that A communication was given Terry VanNortwick and Billy date will conflict with a Boy FFA member award will be given. were in color. The culverts, some of which the proposed freeway. As of this In the recent war, 80 percent Visitors to the Saturday night concerning grange participation in may be several hundred feet long, date, there has been no access Seaver will sene refreshments at Scout hike which is being held of the damage to all buildings meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Har a rural teen-age German student serve as a substitute stream bed planned for entry to the freeway the next meeting. and to which part of the 411 bombed from the air was caused ADDING MACHINES FOR SALE Parents in attendance were members belong. old Harding and Mr. Rasmussen project for a years duration, but in cases where the new and better between Drain and Ci eswell. THE SENTINEL by fire. of southern California granges. it was thought few here would roads cut off sections of the ori The ham dinner, formerly plan Mesdames Larry Chapman, Glen Mr. Harding is a past California qualify. ginal natural channel. Many ned for Saturday evening, April Gillispie and R. M. Seaver. In a Home Economics report times, however, the culverts have 11, has been postponed until a state grange deputy of five years standing. Mr. and Mrs. Harding by vice chairman, Mrs. Olive to be laid on such steep grades later date, because of conflicting NEW EARTHWORM SPEC IES each gave short talks at the meet Lindstrom, $49.80 was cleared that the fish are unable to nego programs. NAMED FOR STATE MEN from the refreshment sale at Po tiate the stream run. ing. Friday, April 17, will be Youth Some folks might consider it Third and fourth obligations mona play festival March 23. In such cases, fish ladder baf Night at Dorena Grange, and the were given by the master, O. M. Junction HEC will visit the April fles somewhat similar to those in youth group will have full charge a bit on the odd side to have Patten, to three candidates, Mr. 28 meeting of Hebron HEC. A Bonneville Dam are built inside of the evening activities, from earthworms named after them, and Mrs. Roger Forsythe and Bil planned meal will be served at an the culvert to make it possible cleaning the hall, conducting the but that isn’t the case with John ly Bryson. Third and fourth de- all day meeting at the hall. Hos for the fish to continue up stream, meeting, after theformal open E. Davis and A. Burr Black, Sa gree drill team has been appoin tesses are Mmes. Chapman, Mar- Stoemaker explains. ing, presenting the lecturer's pro lem entomologists. Each has re ; vin Miller and Gale Roby. ted and is ready for practice. While the baffles solve the gram and serving refreshments. cently had a new species of Plu In an agriculture report by I Francis Chapman was reported problem of fish travel they pose Hot dogs, potato salad, and coffee tellus—earthworm to most of us— Clare Chapman, a meeting of the iU rheumatic fever and he an engineering worry in that they will be sold, and the proceeds will named after him. One of the was asked to be dropped from the slow the stream flow and cut be added to the youth funds which worms is Plutellus davisi, and the grange agriculture committee summary was given with six sub- drill team. Richard Saunders was down the discharge capacity of are to be used towards the pur other is Plutellus blacki. to have One of the worms was collec jects given for consideration, in- reported - .. , „ a . broken , . arm , , the culverts during flood condi chase of recreational facalities eluding interests in home gardens anf^ Mrs. Earl Marcy is scheduled tions. Because there is no exact after the grange grounds have ted by Davis, who is in charge of the plant pest and disease survey and grounds and support of the ^or operation at Cottage Grove information on just how great the been landscaped. hospital April 7. Geannie Murry reduction is, design of the expen fairs. Thursday evening, April 9, the program for the state department is seriously ill in the hospital. Well Completed sive culverts with fish baffles in youth group will meet at the hall of agi ¡culture, on the Chetko The building committee held Youth Group side is largely a matter of care with James Plaisted and Duwayne river six miles above Brookings. The other was found near Salem Youth meeting is April 11. It ful guessing rather than exact Layng serving refreshments. the big news the grange has been Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby and by Black, who is state apiary in working on the past year, a new- was reminded that all grangers planning. well. Drilling was completed may enter the short skit contest, The OSC research, which will Louis Caldwell were elected to spector and entomologist with the hoped for in now on. Interest is Thursday of a 67 foot deep well be conducted on model scale in become members of Dorena department. which is of a 1,500 gallon an hour coming youth sewing contests as the hydraulics laboratory, will Grange, and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. capacity. The grange repeated the well as summer canning contests supply the information on effects Finerty were granted a with of Santa Clara had a “hillbilly" Weight 30 lbs. Dynamometer - rated brake horsepower go-ahead for the building com open to all youth regardless of of the fish ladder baffles on the drawal. By vote of the grange the solo of “Mr. and Mississippi" and 4 H. P. - Blade 14” to 44” — New carburetion system — mittee to complete the ‘water-in- grange membership. Returns from stream flow and discharge. Find- following members were dropped “Galaway Bay” and was accom the-pipes’ by installing a pump home made candy sale totaled. ings will be of use throughout the from the roll; Mrs. Pearl Kanel, panied at the piano by Mrs. Hart. Ball and needle bearings throughout — Waterproof mag Mr. and Mrs. Forest Monroe, Mae A duet by Mrs. Hazel Mulkey and and pressure system, building a $2.80. Serving committee for April country. and Georgia Smith, Mr. and Mrs. son, Gary, of “A Mighty Pretty pump house and conecting up the 11 is Betty Cagle, JoAnne Ste- neto-Chrome plated cylinder wall-New type chain oiler. wart, Mabel Keif. Bring cake and Clarence Horn, Myrtle Murphy, Waltz" and “By-By-Blues”, with plumbing. jello. PAINT BUSTERS SHOW Mrs. Mulkey playing the piano, Linda and Richard Griffeth. The grounds committee asked Insurance agent Byron Houck was followed by a very pretty and for a work day. April 12, to com Hebron Visitation FAI LTV CONSTRUCTION COME IN AND CHECK THE NEW LOW PRICES Next meeting, April 18, Hebron clarified several controveisial impressive drill with a beautiful plete the drain ditch and in as grange will be host to visiting Go Spring is the time for prospec questions so far as Grange Mu tableau prepared by Veneta Che- The McCULLOCH MODEL 4-30 will outperform all one- much as the women helped with shovels to dig the ditch the com- . shen grange, w’hich promises 25 to tive home owners to keep their tual Insurance is concerned. It zam. Music for the drill and tab man chain saws now on the market, regardless of their mittee volunteered to assist the 30 visitors. Serving committee is eyes peeled for "blisteritis” which is no longer necessary to secure leau included piano with Mrs. HEC in cleaning the grange hall headed by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh breaks out on the exterior paint a trailer hitch permit for your Mulkey and drums with Roy Mul advertised horsepower. by Mr« Mrs. Marv Mary and is tell-tale evidence of an om car insurance. 16 to 18 year old key, and group singing of “The for Visitation. 1 I Trunnell assisted hv communication w’as read Lough, Gale Roby, Mr. and Mrs. ission in house construction, says persons may secure car insurance Old Rugged Cross.” Mrs. Merle Walter Baker and Mr. and Mrs. j John C. Campbell, Oregon State providing the parents or guard Tollerton was the drill captain. Roger Forsyth. Each family bring college extension rural housing ians carry insurance on their own Home Economic Club McCULLOCH MOTORS CORP six sandwiches and either fruit ■ specialist. car or cars. , The meeting will be held at the or vegetable salad. i The blisters arc.caused by accu- The lecturer of Santa Clara hall, Tuesday, April 14, at which All officers and as many mem- mulation of moisture in the siding Grange, Mrs. Helen Ramsey pre- ' time Dorena will be host to Lor- hers who can are asked to go to and sheathing during wet winter sented the following program at | ane Home Economic Club mem- by RUSS & JIM Lorane grange April 14 to ac months. Warm spring days draw’ the close of the grange meeting: [ hers. There will be a pot-luck din- cept visitation invitation when the water to the surface in the Alice George gave a reading, ner served at noon, instead of the Hebron will put on the program . form of blisters beneath the paint. “Paul Revere's Ride”, and gave a planned menu as previously ar- and the play c^st will stage a re As the blisters burst, they release vory interesting short talk on ranged. Ph. 146 Cottage Grove, Ore 117 No. Lane peat performance of their play, the water, frequently off-colored, her trip through Concord and “The Laughing Ghost.” which stains the siding. The paint Lexington. Carlile Craig, master 1 Sentinel Classified Ads Get Results Table decorations at the April curls and eventually peels away. 4 meeting were of the Easter In new house construction, the theme with Easter egg nests and problem can be avoided by instal- spring flowers. Non-granger visi- ling a vapor barrier in the wall tors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles next to the interior finish. The Wiseman of Yakima who were, barrier, which is an asphalt im- visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary pregnated paper, metallic foil or Lough. I other recommended material, pre- Hebron grange pomona play I vents passage of moisture. cast gave its final presentation of | For older houses which blister "The Laughing Ghost” March 31 ' through lack of a vapor barrier. at Franklin Grange, beyond Fern Campbell recommends an indoor /’»«<• i When your car is smoking Ridge lake. Other plays given application of a vapor barrier like this, it’s time for that that night were “Dear Lady Be paint—rubber base paints or two ” by Crow Grange and coats of aluminum paint followed Oil Change and Cartridge. Brave, "Chickens Come Home.” Besides by the usual decorative paint. TIRES AND BATTERIES the cast those attending from He * PRICES LOWERED UP TO $61.00! WASHING — LUBRICATION bron were Mrs. E. V. 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