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■1 y» Motorcycle Club Elects Officers E N T1 N E L PORTS Grove Trackmen Fare Well in the Willamette Relays The Grove thinclads fared sur prisingly well in the third annual Willamette relays Saturday after- Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts A Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders Sixteenth birthdays Engagement The birth of a baby announcements On the occasion of: Arrival of newcomers to city. Phone 595 43-tfcx Thur*.. April 9. 1953 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Peg* 3 Portland with her sister and other load of rocks for the family col-' relatives. Mrs Kells also plans to lection. She was acompamed by her sister. Mn. N la Shipp, md and Bob Powell of Ik-light Valley visit relatives in California. gathered after church Easter sun Mrs. Winnifred Wyatt of Cam- s|M'nt time at the beach near day at the C. L. Powell home up Cougar Bend for a picnic and an % visited Friday with her brother. Yachats uid Agate Beach. Some Easter egg hunt for the children. By Mrs, Gale Roby of the prettier sjiecimens they had Georg»' Hinkle. The Cottage Grove Motorcycle LONDON At the April 1 i Friends from California. Mr. polished before bringing them club held its bi-monthly meeting • Tuesday evening. April 7, and the meeting of London WCTU juve and Mrs. Harold Hai ding and home. Mrs. Nola Shipp, who has Ixs'n following members ’ were elected nile delinquency was discussed . Mrs. Harding s father, Mr. Ra -- NOTH E TO » K EDITORS to serve for the year: Leonard and it was felt the delinquency , mussen, visited the week end with visiting here, expects to return home this week to Madera, Calif . Hicks, president; Bob Barta, vice problem is easier to prevent than the Dean Martins. Notice is hereby given thkt the president; Nita Smith, secretary to correct. Mrs. Dean Martin was Mrs. Fred Mills is planning a where she and Mr. Shipp moved undersigned has been appointed the first of the year, a correc and treasurer; Nita Hicks, press ' elected to lead a summer youth trip to California next week. by the Circuit Court of Lane Mrs. Vern Shortridge spent tion from Moderne as previously County. Oregon. Executrix of the secretary; Bob Barta, road cap recreation program to include all reported. Mrs. Shipps biother tain: Gene Cutts, referee; Lorene young people of the comunity. Easter in Portland on a trip for estate’ of IDELL C. WARD, d. - and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Williams, scrapbook keeper and I Cooperation of adults will be' medical eheck-up April 25. Gerald Banton, and Charles Mar ceased. All persons having claims Richard McCready, Ben McCall necessary to assist in leadership Easter Egg Hunt against said estate are hereby and Frank Williams, board of di and plans to keep the young peo Fonda Miller. 2'4 had her first low of Eugene visited her here notified to present the same duly last week and brought the news rectors. ple busy, happy and entertained. Easter egg hunt Sunday with ol that the former Maxine Banton verified, with proper vouchers, to The American Motorcycle As Anyone who has a suggestion or der neighbor children invited in has a baby son born tecently in the Executrix at the law office of for a party to show her how. At sociation presented trophies to would like to help may contact Los Angeles. Mrs. Banton had MAYNARD WILSON. 731 Mam Ben McCall, Alma and Gene Cutts Mrs. Martin at London store. tending were Wanda and Beverly just returned from visiting there Street, Cottage Grove. Lane Coun for high points earned during the This is meant for all the com Heinrich. Ashton and Katen Roby. This is J. E. Banton’s 22nd great ty, Oregon, within six months year 1952 for their motorcycle ac munity to take part in youth Also attending for dinner wen' from the date of first publication Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lund of Cot grandchild. group activities. tivities. of this notice. Date of First Pub Word also comes- of a second lication April 9. 1953. Nine members attended last tage Grove and Mr. and Mi's. R The elnb has had working crews grandson for the Julian Smalls at Benton Lane Speedway on Sat week’s meeting at the home of A Heinrich for ice cream and M I L D R E D WARD ARNE with another boy born to Mr. and urdays working to get the tiack Mrs. C. L. Powell, who served cake. CANN, Executrix MAYNARD Mi's. Richaid Kelso, of Bells Gar- Jolene Roby was quite unhappy into condition for the coming light refreshments with Easter WILSON, Attorney for Executrix to spend Easter Sunday in bed den, Calif., on Easter Sunday. decorations. 34-5t-38 race to be held there April 26. with the flu. and her only Easter April 5. and named Julian Daniel. I Next meeting of the WCTU is parade a journey to the doctor The baby weighed nearly eight . May 6 at the home of Mrs. E. M. Phone 1134J2 I pounds. for a penicillan shot. । McEwen. Mrs. George Hinkle Sue Kosy celebrated her 12th Likes Community will be in charge of dvvotionals. Mrs. Edith Woods finds she is birthday March 26 with an out • Your Charles Chester Shoe Specialist • doors after school party with 15 quite fond of London and com Scattered reports from various Clifford Wilson is moving to game commission agents around Victoria, B. C. as soon as he can young friends attending to roast munity and Blackbutte route in the state indicate that at least a dispose cf his furnituie, to be wieners, eat hamburgers, cake Oregon and it is good to get home to mowing her own lawn and | and salad and play games. part of the 10,000 chukar part with relatives there. Mrs. Thomas Funk is making planting a spring garden. Mrs ridge released last summer have Mrs. Elizabeth Kells returned plans for her spring visit this Woods has been away three weeks survived the winter. last week from a four-day visit to month to Renton Washington flying with her sister, Viola Wei- j During March, birds have been j ty from Portland, in their first with her daughter. seen in three areas along the Des Easter Sunday dinner guests of ’ air travel to Commerce, Texas, chutes. Two groups were observed Mr and Mrs. Ora Addington were where they attended the home- along the tops of the canyon and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hughes, Geral coming of the class of 1908-1(9 ot one group in a side canyon very dine and Gary of Eugene; Mr. and Mayo students, a private college near the place where some re Mrs. Owen, Linda and Larry of 'of the early 1900’s. They also TRACK leases were made. Other birds Drain. Mrs. Hughes is a sister of I visited by train their birthplace were sighted along the north fork April 9—today—T h r e e way Mrs. Addington and Mrs. Owen is at Denison, Texas, where they of the John Day river in the game meet here with Springfield I found the 75-year-old home still a daughter. commission’s bag game winter and Eugene. I in good repair. On their teturn Mr. and Mrs. Addington recent range. Additional chukars have I by way of California they visited April 13—Springfield relay ly spent a week end at Salem been reported in the Owyhee can a brother in Los Angeles and the meet here. where they visited Detroit dam yon and in Warner valley. and with Mr. and Mrs. Myron i new television city n Hollywood. The commission hopes to re BASEBALL Joy Heyen gave a party at the Franklin, Mrs. Franklin a cousin lease another 10,000 birds this April 10—St. Francis, there. C. L. Powell home Thursday eve- of Mr. Addington. year. A portion of these birds Mrs. Geanie Murry is seriously nng, April 2, for a group of high will be released in the same school boys and girls honoring ill at Cottage Grove hospital. areas as last year and the re Jim Willis in a farewell party Fw Sandwiches and Coffee Mrs. Harper Casler is ill from mainder will go to new areas in । since he is leaving soon for the a bronchial asthma condition. an attempt to start additional col attended for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knickerboc ' service. Fifteen onies of chukars in Oregon. The games and refreshments of ile ker are here from Devils Lake on new areas will be selected in the By Ada K. Taylor the coast to spend a week with I cream and cookies. eastern part of the state where l-adlea Fellowship Basketball awards were given Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lusk and conditions are most suited for the A group of women from Hebron children and relatives in Cottage | at a recent assembly held in the survival of the species. church recently formed a Ladies Grove. Jefferson school gymnasium. The Fellowship to meet and sew to first went to Kenneth Nowak; Collects Agates Business Cards—The Sentinel Mrs. Harold Abeene, who has make quilts and baby clothes and second to Dickie Pool; third to provide for disaster cases and Jimmy DeLeon; and the fourth become an ardent collector of needy in the comunity. The group agates and precious stones front to Jack Mullen. Boys who had so many excursions with her hus will meet April 9 at the home of previously earned awards were Mrs. Cliff Foster. acknowledged, but not given band, made a five-day visit to The Powell families of London the coast last week and found a awards at that time. LondonWCTUPIans Youth Recreation LEGAL NOTICES r poon at Salem. The team gathered I 12 places in the relays. Coach Bob . Dsuenberry took a full team. Winners in the various events included: Pick Heath, second in the second heat of the 120 yard high hurdles. Ken Sloan, first in the fourth heat of the same event with a time of 16,5. The Grovers took second in the third heat of the sprint medley. Thomas took fifth in the first heat of the 440 yard dash. Larry Stanley took first in the third heat of tfie same event with a time of 57.5. In the 480 yard shuttle relay the quartet of Jack Murray, Dick Heath, Jay Wilson and Ken Sloan took the third heat in the time of 1:06.2 for the second best time of the event. In the high school javelin, Ken Sloan of Cottage Grove took sec ond. Cottage Grove also took sec ond in the 880 yard relay. In the 440 yard relay the quartet com posed of Greg Stewart, Malcolm Scott, Dick Hankins and Dwight Treat took first with a time of 47.2. Ken Sloan tied for third in the senior high jump with Hills boro, Creswell, and Molalla. Dick Hankins took second in the high school broad jump. J. Wilson was in a three-way tie for first in the senior pole vault division with Beaverton and Hills boro. Douglas Ballew tied for second in the high school pole vault, nov ice, with Hillsboro. Ex-high school students com peting in the meet included Doyle Higdon, who won second in the javelin novice; Al Martin who won second in the distance medley, Wesley Malcolm who won fourth in the novice pole vault, Wes Mor ris and Jim Wilson. There isn’t much hope when candidates no longer promise to reduce taxes. Maintaining a private opinion in Soviet Russia makes one a public enemy. F. D. PATTEE Chukar Partridges Survive the Winter nvfWANIl C. G. GAS CO High School Sports Calendar DON’T FORGET YOUR DATE APRIL 17th TWO 35 lb. Turkeys? In ONE Oven?? Hoop Awards Made At Jefferson Meet; ArcheryTalk Heard 816 Main C. G. GAS CO. Ph. 92 MORE FUN ...LESS WORK AKAOn Manager awards went to Rich ard Deedon and David Thun. Patsy Graves, and Pat Staple ton, who were the eighth grade badminton tournament winners, were also given awards. Archery Talk At the same assembly Chester Stevens of Eugene, who writes under the pen name of Tom O. Clayton and is popular in archery circles, displayed many types of bows which he had copied from originals. Included in the number were a cross bow pistol copied from a Chinese model of the seventh century, and the Chinese repeating medieval machine gun which orginally carried many poisoned arrows. By rapidly work ing a lever the magazine of this bow can be emptied of arrows in rapid succession. Mr. Stevens has conducted re search on the subject of archery and gathered materials from all over the world for making bows. He won the 1936 record for broad bow flights and has w’ritten 100 magazine articles. In Mr. Stevens den in Eugene are 200 bows, 2,000 arrow's, and 50 hunting quivers. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON MARCH 31, 1953 RESOURCES Cash and Due from Banks 1,419,158.92 United States Government Obligations, Direct and Fully Guaranteed 2.361,600.31 State, County and Municipal Bonds and Warrants 1,588,457.36 15,000.00 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 2,502,453.46 Loans and Discounts 30,972.77 Accrued Interest Receivable Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures and Safe Deposit au ts LIABILITIES Capital 250,000.00 Surplus 250.000.00 Undivided Profits 123.819.24 623.819.24 Total Capital Funds Reserve for Possible I-oan Losses This reserve is to apply against any loan losses that may develop in the future; it has not been allocated to any particular loans or type of loans Deposits 79,751.43 (Demand 5,368,665.16 (Savings and Time 1,963.978.44 7,332,643.60 Interest Received in Advance 35,887.28 Reserve for Interest. Taxes, etc. 29,696.42 Other Liabilities 10,181.22 Total Liabilities K. 8,111,979.19 GROVE BALL CLUB [ LOSES FIRST GAME TO ST. FRANCIS 2-0 The Cottage Grove high school baseball club lost the opener to the St. Francis high school nine April 1. This game opened the sea son for both high school teams. Poissant of St. Francis scored both runs after w'alks and stealing second on both occasions. Vic Fox. playing right field for Cottage Grove, collected two hits. The summary; St. Francis 2 4 1 Cottage Grove 0 5 2 FIRST NimONALIBANK OF COTTAGE GROVE “tiri IMHO OffOON rOOffHft" MITCHELL REELS for the fishing season. Chambers Outdoor Store Prager Hardware and Furniture GIG Main Nt Main St. Phone 309 33-3tc-35 The highest spring pheasant populations since 1947 have been revealed by the annual inventory in Malheur county. Last year's count show'ed a density of 35 pheasants per 100 acres. This year, Game Commission Agent Cecil Langdon found a density of 60 pheasants per 100 acres. This is a better than average number and if the weather during the nesting season is favorable, this large volume of winter holdovers should provide a good crop of birds for this area next faH. Inventories are not complete throughout the state, but general ly an increase over last year is expected. Over 7,000 adult pheasant hens were released from state game farms during March. These birds were released to provide addition al testers for this year. 8,111,979.19 Total Resources • Aluminum hulled, wood trimmed Larson Watercraft are always ready to go! Always dry! Easy to keep clean. o painting, caulking or repair is necessary. No matter• what your particular boating needs, there s a Larson exactly suited to your idea of what a boat should be. Go in. See America s finest aluminum boats. High Spring Pheasant Population Is Shown 192,162.58 1,873.79 Other Resources FISHING TACKLE • I Th. Bel Air 4 Door Sedan (above) and the “Two Ten” 2 Door Sedan (righl)—two of 16 beautiful model» in 3 gr^’ n«w »«riel. You park and steer with finger-tip ease, yet the familiar feel of the road is still there. Driving is easier—and safer than ever! CHEVROLET/. MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! PIE SUPPER NETS CLUB «36.00 The Cottage Grove Rod and Gun Club netted $36.00 from a pie supper held’at the club house Friday evening. Following the supper interesting movies on wild life wete shown. Power Steering! It's yours in Chevrolet for 1953 and in no other low-priced car! This wonderful new feature, optional on all models at extra cost, marks the most important advance in driver convenience and safety since the automatic transmission, which Chevrolet also introduced into its field. Power Steering makes steering virtually effortless on all roads and at all speeds. It permits you to park, even in a tight space, with finger-tip ease. It cuts steering effort approximately 80%; reduces driver fatigue; makes driv ing simpler, safer and more enjoyable than ever before. But come in! See and drive Chevrolet for 1953 with Power Steering and all its other exclusive advantages! Confinvofion of tfandard .quipm.ni and trim at illuttratad id d.p.ndtnf on availability of motoria!. COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO. 112 N. 9th o Phone 771
