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Thur«.. April 9. 1953 The SeHMnel. Cottage Grove. Oregon Page 5 Lane County Chest sorority sets meet IN EI GENE APRIL 11 Sets Annual Meet PHONE 555 OR 556 Women of Moose Plan Dinner 10th Women of the Moose No. 8-17 met Thursday, April 2, at the Moose hall. Plans were made for a dinner to be given April 10, and the menu was announced. Anyone wishing information about the dinner may contact Hilda Wal- ther. The chapter voted to give $10 to the American Legion Auxilia, y toward sponsoring of a high school girl to Girl’s State. Initiation will be held April 16. Refreshment committee fbr that night is Marjorie Potter, Mary Plunkett, Dorothy Picknell and Gertrude Olson. Mrs. Chas. Shanda Entertains Birthday Club on April 1st Mrs. Charles Shanda enter tained the Birthday club at her home on North 7th April 1. A short business meeting preceded the social hour, presided oxer by Mrs. Bert Hatch. Mrs. James Ki ker invited the club to meet with her on May 6. Mrs. Henrietta Olson, a former member, was present. The hostess presented each club member a lovely corsage she had crocheted, Among the memliers present were: Mmes. Minnie Hawley, James Kiker, Lila Veatch, Bert Hatch, Vern Stewart. Fred Irwin, Mable Jackson and the hostess. Mrs. Shanda displayed some beau PAST MATRON’S CLUB tiful silk aprons with hand painted The Past Matron's club will meet with Mrs. Donna Allen flowers, w hich were made by her I daughter in Portland. Monday, April 13. I Reflections EASTER SEALS HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN When the stone was rolled away from Christ's tomb it sig nified a new life for all human beings; Easter Seals will roll away the stone of handicap for many crippled children. To purchase a sheet of East er Seals, or ten of them, we will participate in the rejuve nation of handicapped boys and girls. Vicariously we will take them to mountain camps, listen to them laugh, sec their pain- wracked eyes light up with happiness. We will watch noted surgeons bend over their little patients to work their magic, then see those children gain strength, confidence and romp as other children do. As much as we would wish we cannot assume the financial burden of medical repair for each child but we can add our mite to the mite of others and do what every normal human being wants to do — help crip- ,pled children. Drop a coin in a canister, if Easter Seals are not sent to you, or return your check for at least one sheet of Seals. Help That Crippled Child. FILM TO BE SHOWN BY LUTHERAN LADIES ■ Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday. April 9, at the church at Seventh and Quincy. An interesting film showing the work done by the church among children not blessed with normal mental capacities entitled "House of Mercy” will be shown under the auspices of the Ladies Aid at the church Friday, April 10, at , 7:30 p.m. It will depict the work being done at Bethesda Lutheran I Home at Watertown, Wis. Every one is invited. The window display for Holy week in the window of Cannon Electric arranged by Ida Stenklyft and Elsie Rand. HOME GARDENERS CU B HAS SLOWER STI DY 7TH Cottage Grove Home Gardners club met April 7 at the home of Mrs. Robert Mills for a 1:30 des- sert. The lesson on growing of early and late chrysanthemums was given by Mrs. Maynard Wil- son. A group of colored pictures of camellias and azaleas taken in Descano gardens in LaCanada, Calif., were shown by Mrs. Stan- ton Oberg. The next meeting will be May 5 at the home of Mrs. Herman Petersen. B. BROWNS ENTERTAIN FRIENDS OVER EASTER Phi iop will be held Saturday, April 11th from 1 to 3 p.m. in Eugene in the Library of the Y.W.C.A., 1(>76 Willamette St. The workshop will be conducted by Miss L. Mila Warn, of Portland, formerly i field executive for Beta Sigma Phi. Mila is a graduate of r School of Journalism of the Uni versify of Oregon. Suggest ions for officers, pro- gram development, sponsors and directors and how to use the se - vices of the international office will l)e covered by Miss Warn. All members arc urged to take advantage of this opportunity. The annual meeting of the Lane County Chest, Ine. will be held at a luncheon meeting on Thursday, April 16, according to . Alton F. Baker, president cf the Lane County Chest, Inn. Titis meeting will he held at" noon in the Eu- gene Hotel. The annual meeting is an open meeting. Anyone who has made a contribution to the Lane County Chest or who is interested is in vited to attend, and are urged to do so. Besides the usual business of the report of the nominating com mittee and the election of officers for th? coming year, the high spot of the meeting will be a talk by N. O. W. Elect Delegates Roderick Durham. Mr. Durham is the executive To District May Meet secretary of the Oregon VState The regular meeting of the Chest and as such is well versed on all of the problems regarding Neighbors of Woodcraft was held child cate and other problems of Tuesday, April 7, at the I<M)F hall. a state wide nature. Gladys Hatch and Adelia Hatch represent a ti\ es were elected and Julia B ir- Music Entertainer and Pearl Bre tels as alternates to attend the Heard at Assembly district circle meeting at Rose By Ada K. Taylor burg May 14. The next social meeting will be The students of Jefferson and held April 20 at the home of Alice Adams attending the fourth nat- Bieedlove assisted by Lorraine ional assembly program of the Miller. Installation of officers will six which were scheduled for the lie held jointly with Pine Circle school year, heard James Welty, of Springfield April 22. unique musical entertainer, a 1952 graduate of Northwestern Uni versity, perform in the gymna Spanish War Vets sium of the Jefferson school Get Tax Exemption Thursday, April 2. After "kidding’’ classical music, Spanish war veterans hence as Mr. Welty expressed it, he con cluded the program by saying forth will be entitled to a $1,500 exemption ! that the classical in music will en state property dure, and by exhorting everyone without having to submit proof of to listen to good music, stressing disability, as the resuft of a legis-1 the need in every life to express lative measure signed into law re-1 cently by Governor Paul Patter oneself in music. In speaking of boys’ general im son. Previously Spanish war voter- j munity to music he asked them to go to a symphony concert and ans had to submit proof cf 40 see for themselves that mest of percent or more disability when the members of a symphony or they applied to their county as chestra are men. The reason, ac sessors for the annual tax ex cording to Mr. Welty, "It's a man emption. along with veterans of World Wars I and II and the sized job.” Korean conflict. 50 Couples Attend Shrine Club Dance ' | : i I On USS Wandand About 50 couples enjoyed danc- ing at the annual Shrine Club semi-formal affair Saturday night at the VFW hall here. Honor guests were H. H. May- berry of Ashland, past potentate of Hillah Temple, and Mrs. May berry. Several couples from Rose burg and Eugene also attende I. Geno White acted as master of ceremonies, and one dance was dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn of Cottage Grove who were celebrating their 23rd wedding annivei sary. ir O. ic , Ph. 37 Try FIRE ROWER .the engine that outperforms all others O Ph. 61 WVlL W9 ITIM THE WANT ADS Keeping out of trouble is always olders of record announced here the liest way of keeping out of by H. K. Bradford, president. The the news to entering the Navy in He received his primary and flight training at Pensacola. Ix foie coming to Calxiniss two advanced flight train- es lor student carrier pi- twre, they are taught to aircraft such as i- (currently used the AI» b Spring! 11« the Korean conflict 1 and the F6F Hellcat, Navy fighter plane». Car rier based aviation has been cred- with 75 percent of all close air support for ground troops in Donald Jenkins, son of Mr. and Korean theater. Mrs. Bill Jenkins of Lorane, is now sdiving aboard the USS Wandand at Pearl Harbor, Don Lt. Tommy Junes, who was call enlisted in the navy seven m nths ed to active duty several months ago. has ticcn assigned to the 12th Air Folce and will be stationed More than 50 percent of the 800 somewhere in Europe. Lt. Jones, Navy Chaplains on active duty are who recently completed an assign ment at the Maxwell Air Base at Montgomery, Ala., has been with the family here visiting No freedom in our great nation homes of Ernest Baldwin, parents is more precious than the free of Mrs Jone- and at the Elmer dom of enterprise. With Easter in the past let us think of PLAY CLOTHES for the children. Pedal Pushers Sunsuits Swimsuits Shorts for both boys and girls SCOTTS TOGS FOR TOTS Phone 90 1 I South 6th CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP FAMOUS J BRANDS Ï 3 cans 46-oz. can 27« KARO SYRUP DENNISON’S CATSUP RECEIVES MEDK IL SUPPLIES CI> Blue Label 24-oz. bottle bottles Medical supplies ranging fr m first-aid dressings to penicillin have been received by the Oregon Civil Defense agency for shipment to local organizations which bought them under the 1952 matching program, according to Dr. Harold M. Erikson, who heads the Medical service. Total cost of shipment is $165,- 070 The state agency purchased $65,644. worth of medical goods, and the remaining $99,644 of sup plies goes to civil defense agencies | in Benton, Clackamas, Jackson, Lincoln, Linn and Multnomah counties, and the cities of Harris burg. Scio and Halsey. FOR SALE: 4 4/10 acres 3’a mi. The American Legion Auxiliary cast of Cottage Grove on Sears will entertain past presidents at road. Unfinished house, furni its meeting set for 8 pjn. Mon ture included. $2500. R, 1 Box day. April 13, at the Eagles hall. I 242. Phone 1168J5. 34-2tp-35 Members are asked to bring cof- fee bands they have been saving. FOR SALE: Five room house. close in. Vacant this week. Also wood range, electric range, I Hathaway-Montgomery large wood heater and refriger Rites Here April 6 ator. Call Mrs. J. E. Qualls, ' Mrs. Lois Hathaway and Monty 34-ltp 891J. Montgomery of Crescent, Calif., were united in marriage Saturday, FOR SALE: Boat and motor, $85 Inquire at 333 No. Lane St. or April 6. by Justice of the Peace call 74OY. 34-2tp-35 John Wells. Mr. Montgomery is employed FOR RENT: 3-room house and. as a high climber for Guistina bath. 1775 E. Main. Phone 683 ! Lumber Co. of Eugene. 34-ltc After a short wedding trip the FOR RENT: Cabins Also traiter! couple plan to be at home on Har mile space. Robbins Rest vey Road April 11. south of Cottage Grove on Hwy 34-3tc-36 Grove Students Join 99. Phone 498Y. < ollege Greek Group« Two Grove students have af- WANT TO BUY a 5 to 8 room house within 4 or 5 blocks of filiated with Greek letter organi- business dist. Phone 395R. zations recently at Willamette 34-tfcx University. Wesley Malcolm has pledged Phi Delta Theta Frater FOR SALE OR RENT: House nity and Shirley Witters has been and tract of land. Fred Harris. initiated into Gamma sorority. 34-1tc BB Rte. Ph. 17F2. Both young people are now spending the spring vacation at Business Forms Printed their homes here. | —The Sentinel of In- Mutual, Inc., largest mu- I affiliate managed by in- Hvcrdfied Services. Inc R. Rom and Mt h _ SUc POST'S Alt CRISP pkg. Quick or Regular QUAKER OATS pk 39c 23e SUMS & PEACHES I G A CABIN SYRUP BOTT' MARGARINE WHIPPED > 29c SUGAR C & II Pure Cant C'amChowder ALLSWEET 55« lbs. MAYONNAISE QT. 550 log A RII’E’N RAGGED DOROTHY GRAY Matched Make-up McCOY MOTORS Naval Cadet Charl. USNR, son of Mr Charles Roner, Cot Too Late to Classify KELLY DRUG entire distribution is derived from net investment income. INC lining. SPECIAL $1.25 6th and Washington ni TY AT « ORn s < UKK I Eii Id. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Brown en- LIONS HAVE LADIES tertained friends Easter Sundaj VIGIIT unvniv t’Vic at their home at Scottsburg. The!ï'K’*' 1 LVL guest list included: Messrs, and I Members j- _ of _* the •• Cottage — Grove 2 Mmes. John Wilson, Gus Hanson, Lions club entertained the ladies P. S. Bukowski, Mrs. May Denney i the high school Monday eve- SALADMASTER is available lo cally. Phone 976J2 for free dem and Margie, Mmes. Madge Mote. | njng, first with a banquet at the onstration. Ruth M. Pacholkc, Roberta Rickard, (.us furner an and d cafeteria cafeteria and later with a vocal v cal contract distributor, Saladmas the hosts. and instrumental program. The ter Products, Inc. 34-2tp-35 attendence was 64. UDA PLANS HAM DINNER The program included several FOR SAI.E: 2'- acres, 2-bedroam of ■ vocal numbers by the high school The catholic Daughters house at 1161 Ostrander Lane. Mills Mortuary America will sponsor a baked choir, directed by Mrs. Richard 34-1tc Ph. 1195-R-2. ham dinner at the IOOF hall from Established 1912 Lindner and three violin solos by 5:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Api il 11. Richard Lindner accompanied by CHILD CARE in my home. All Washington at Seventh benefit the school - Mrs. Cecil Caldwell. Proceeds will — ........... - -------- kinds of playground equipment. Phone 203 building fund. Prices are $1.25 for Located away from traffic. Ph. Cottage Grove. Oregon adults and 75c for children. ' 34-4tp-37 490J. MRS. ARP ELECTED Everyone is invited. FOR RENT: Modern, two-bed- PRESIDENT OF P. D. G. iQom house on Knox Hill. No The P.D.G. club met last Fri- children or pets. Nona Kelly, day. April 3, at the home of Mrs. 704 Quincy Ave. Ph. 256-J. Ralph Sears with a potluck lun- 34-1 tp chcon. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Henry Arp being FOR RENT: 4 room apar’ment, nicely finished, furnished, 1’i elected president; Mrs. Robert Regular $2.50 Value miles S. W. Creswell. Ida M Bowser, vice president ' and Mrs. 34-4tp-3< White. Howard' Thomas, sccretary-treas- urer. FOR SALE: Good as new red Final plans were completed for plastic covered foam rubber the club plant sale to lx? held on daveno. $85 cash. Phone 810. Saturday April 11, at Hansen 34-ltc Bros, garage. FOR SALE: Hotpoint washing W.S.C.S. MEETS APRIL 9 machine, like new. Kitchen , W.S.C.S. of the Methodist range, bedroom set and miscel Face Powder laneous articles. Clifford Wil church meets Thursday April 9 at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. E. A. Hendricks son, London. Phone 12O4J4. Lipstick 34-ltc will lead devotions and Mrs. John Leonard will be in charge of the FOR SALE: Nice weaner pigs. 1 Sheer Velvet Film program. Hostesses will be Mmes. mile off Hwy: 99 on Lynx Hol Wayne Monroe, Cecil Safley and low road, Creswell. Phone Cot ! Clark Enz. tage Grove 1055J3, Paul Owens. Wc Give S & II Green Stamps 34-2tc-35 LEGION AUXILIARY 6(19 Main St. komi : complete Cu"27c SUNNY MORN COFFEE 7-MJHìT PŒ MiX Choice of Kinds Roast Carrots California Golden Finger Í BENCHES “79c 2lkgs49t YOUR IG tRtSH 2 $9.89 100 LB. SACK Rolled Boneless 13« i ' ouiki gc FRESH CRISP CELERY RADISHES """ GR. ONIONS 2 hum Iles 9c Pound 5c NEW CABBAGE 11 m 2 23c ASPARAGUS ,"n« SWEET JUICE ORANGES 2 29c 10 pounds 63c NO. 1 POTATOES POUND 79« Large FRANKFURTERS n> 35c 3 lb"- $1 "° Large Ib 49c i». 35c BOLOGNA •" BEEF SHORT RIBS Fresh Chickens I’RKTS EFFE! TIVE Till RS.. FRI., NAT., APRIL 9, 10, II M W MARKET 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177* Cottage Grove I 1 - “ ■ * I------------------------------------------------------------------------- ———----------- --- I Fish Oysters
