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Doolittles, Bales Plan Open Houses Albert Goins Is By Mrs. Hal Cochran Honored on 21st Phone 1196.11 , SILK CREEK The neighbor's1 Ft ¡endship club met at the home ■ Birthday April 14 re of Mrs Beulah Smith. Thursday : Thur«., April 28, 1958 > LUNDBOM* HAVE VISITORS Silk Creek Club To Meet May 2 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Mrs. Neil Whiting and little | Sports Calendar Mrs.AbeeneNamed daughter, Roberta Lynn, have re-, HS PTA President HIGH SCHOOL TRACK J turned horn»* to Kelso, Wash., af-1 ter a 10-day visit with her mo- April 28 — Invitational meet A high school PTA was official ; ther, Mrs. Elxie Lundbom and1 By Jeanette Kelly here. ly organized at a special meeting Ph. 1I67R1 family. Mr Whiting spent the April 27 — W illamette Valley Tuesday night in the school library frosh and soph meet at I week end here and they returned I and election of officers was held IXJRENA All friends and .Albany. home Sunday. By Gene Meacham Those elected were Mrs han latives are invited to attend open April 16 with Mrs. Lola Webb as i Phone 998R4 Others visiting at Lundboms re HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Abeene, president; Mrs. Earl Wil house to be held between the co-hostess. CURTIN A surprise party was cently were: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle April 24 — Roseburg there. Several members were absent , held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. son, vice president; Mrs. Leston hours of 2 and 5 p.m. Sunday, Davis of .Portland; Harold Van- Durham, secretary and Mrs. April 26, at the homes of Mr. and because of sickness. It is hoped John Sowles Tuesday evening af Valin. Oregon City; Louis Larson LIONS LOSE BASEBALL George Woodworth, treasurer. Mrs. Hugh Doolittle of Dorena that more will be able to attend ter regular orchestra practice in and Bill Adamson of Aberdeen, TO SPRINGFIELD A meeting will be held soon to and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bales at the next meeting. honor of Albert Goins 21st birth ; Wash . Marlene Morrison, Med- GAME It has been suggested that day. After the orchestra practice The Lions lost a 10 to 2 base name committees. The first fall 291 North 16th street in Cottage ' ford: Mrs. Anna Eusted. Olinda, Grove in commemoration of their since there are several newcomers everyone was asked in the dining | Calif., Mr. and Mrs. John Thrun, ball game to Springfield Tuesday. meeting will be a get acquainted fifty-first wedding anniversaries. in the neighborhood that members room where cake, coffee and ice । Frances and Leonard of Medford; The visiting Millers were lucky party for teachers and parents a try and take them to the next and scored few days before school starts. cream were served the members Miss Pat Sprague. Yreka. Calif.; enough to get 10 hits Your reporter received this meeting. Grove errors At the Tuesday meeting Milt of the orchestra, their families and ! Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen 10 runs. news too late to print last week helped the scoring of the visitors. Turay, president of the grade It will he in this news column friendli. Those present were Mr. 1 and Richard of Eugene; Mr. and Denham but it is still interesting so here was the Lions' starting school PTA, spoke on the* organ when and where the next meeting and Mrs. Elmer Schadd and War ! Mrs. Dick Lundbom, Gerald Lund- pitcher and it is. During the week following will be. went five innings. ization's program. ren of Elkton, Hubert Hicketheir bom and Julie Romez of Westfir, Easter Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hird Ellsworth finished the other two Kenneth Robinson from Bieber, and Mary Sue Walker of Coos of this community had as guests Calif., came the week end to his of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. innings. Sullivan was the catcher. AWOL SOLDIER FINED Mr. and Mrs. John T. Alexander parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rob Luther Daugherty of Yoncalla. CPL. RONALD D. KENADY, Bay. FOR DRUNK DRIVING from Vancouver, B. C., parents of inson. His wife and little daugh Mrs. Grace Moorman, Mrs. Lylith son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. John Lund was inducted into FOI Kill S( ()l T TRAINING Doyle Donnelly, a soldier AWOL Mrs. Hird whom they had not ters returned home with him on Brown, and Mabel Randolph of Kenady of Divide, is assigned to Drain. Raymond Rice, Curtin, Mr. 58th Oidnance Armament Main the army on April 14th and re CGI KSE HEM) APRIL 21 from Fort Lewis, Wash . was fined seen for 28 years. Also visiting Sunday. The fourth of the seventh $150 and costs on the charge of and Mrs. J. Suiter and children tenance Detachment with head ported to Fort Lewis, Wash., to them were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman scheduled Boy Scout Training driving under the influence of al Alexander and daughter Gaila of Empire spent last Monday of Lorane, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ca- quarters at Indiantown Gap Pa. receive his basic training. courses was held April 21. "Troop cohol in Justice Court Wednesday from New Westminster, B. C. Mr. with her mother Mrs. Nettie Es vey of Cottage Grove, Mr. and He entered the Army at Ft. Lew- Mrs. Norman Suiter, Mrs. Grace is, Wash., in May, 1951 and took and Patrol Camping,” was the morning. Judge Wells suspended Alexander is Mrs. Hird’s broth tes. Too Late to Classify Goins, Albert. Emily, and Leslie, topic discussed. $100 of the fine. The soldier was Proving training at Aberdeen er, whom she hadn't seen for sev A. B. Cook and son Jimmy Mrs. Ruby Meacham, Gene and Grounds, Md., and Fort Tilden, Bill Scheam, scoutmaster of held in city jail pending arrival of eral years. Beauty operator wanted, full or spent Saturday fishing but had no Dorothy all of Curtin and the N. Y. He was assigned to his pre Mrs. Ray Steele was ill several luck. part time. Phone 80-Y or 76. troop 18, Eugene gave an ex- Army officials. hosts Mr. and Mrs. John Sowles. sent post April 1, 1952. The de Judge Wells said he made the 36-ltc cellent display and discussion on days the latter part of last week Silk Creek Community club will be a cleanup day at tachment is responsible for re scout packs and camp equipment, fine light because the soldier was and the first few days of this will meet Saturday night May 2 the There new Curtin school Sunday- pair and maintance of anti-air- with the assistance of Rollie a Korean veteran He said he was week. at the school house at 7:30 in the April 26 with a potluck dinner at । ct aft weapons and fire control WILL DO house cleaning from Guam put on a "Sloppy Joe” skit driving a car loaned to him by a 9 to 4 at $1 per hour. Call 808, Mrs. Laura Davenport and evening. For entertainment there noon. Everyone bring tractors, devices in that area. He is a Mrs. Grace Parchen. 36-ltp and show on how not to camp girl friend from Washington. He daughters Verna and Kay visited will be a movie and the upper cats, etc to help work up the ' graduate of Cottage Grove high The skit was both amusing and was arrested by state police near friends at Walterville Saturday room will show things they have grounds and move the swings. At I school. Cottage Grove Tuesday night. PIANO TUNING and repairing. enlightening. learned in physical education. of last week. noon all those interested in form Call or write E. C. Goodlin, Lance Naish, training course Everyone is asked to come if ing a Grange please attend as Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Peterson 824 Pearl St., Eugene. Phone chairman announced the next Three out of four traffic acci and Mrs. Carl Yonnyren from the Family Relations and family of Redmond spent last possible and bring a cake. 36-41 p-39 training course will be held at the dents happen in clear weather on 4-4453. Many from out here including Roseburg grange will be at the week end at the home of Mr. and Specialist to Talk High School, April 28. Tire topic Mrs. LeRoy Potter and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cochran, Mr. meeting to discuss the possibilities FOR RENT: 3-room apartment. for consideration is "Helping the dry roads. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan and of obtaining the old school build To 4-H Leaders Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Peterson Adults only. 951 South 4th St. Boy Grow." boys, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Robin ing as a grange hall if enough 36-ltc are cousins. Phone 407R. son, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler This portion of the comunity and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Darnell people are interested. It is to WANT TO BUY: Used daveno. surrounding Dorena Lake was and Mariel Jean Darnell attended cover all the territory north of 36-ltc Phone 1247R1 certainly popular Saturday and the bank opening Saturday. Every Drain and around. Visiting hour« at the Cottage Grove The cemetery group will meet Sunday of the past week, the first one has expressed their apprecia OFFICERS TAKE NOTE: Lost, Hospital are an follow«: two days of fishing season, but tion of the nice building and the Friday May 1 in the new school Maternity patient«: 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. license plate, Oregon 219-309. to elect new officers and to dis Fvenlng hour* for both department« not many stories of record catches opening day entertainment. Sept, tag no. 421318. If found are from 7 to H 30 p.m. cuss putting a cement curbing reached your correspondent’s ears. Mrdlral and nurgrry patent«: 2 <• return to Judge Wells or phone around lots. The meeting is called Tiny Darrel Garoutte, infant 708 or 115Y Cottage Grove, col- son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gar 18, with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph of for 7:30 or 8 o'clock in one of the Patients entering Cottage 36-2tc-37 lect. rooms. The voting on exceeding outte, has been seriously ill in this community. Grove hospital other than mat Mrs. Bud Gilligan went to the 6% tax limitation will be in the Cottage Grove hospital and FOR RENT: 2-bedroom modem ernity cases between April 15 and of fine cars was thought to be scheduled to Portland Friday phere she plan another room from 7 to 9 p.m. house. No children or pets. 22 were: LaVonne Overholser, ¿There is to be a potluck sup ned to spend a few days, but Sun undergo surgery at last report. George Crawfold, Howard Brock. Phone 681 Y. 36-ltc Sunday evening dinner guests day morning word came from Col per at the regular school board Kay Hague, Leona Omeyer, H. H. We are happy to announce Hopper, Albert S. Martin, Ada at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. orado that her father had suf meeting Monday May 4. Every one come and help to decide about WYNONA QUEENER is back Lathrop. John Stroud, Wendall E. Tryk and family were Mr. and fered a stroke and was desperatly At Catherine’s Beauty Center. Pynch, Bert Stiff. Martha Steele Mrs. Jess Hill and Ann of Cottage ill. Mr. and Mrs. Gilligan left the upkeep or disposal of the old 36-3tc-38 and George Campbell, all of Cot Call us at 75. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Houck Sunday afternoon to be with him. school house. Recently visiting friends of Several parents from this com and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kelly and FURNISIIED apartments for tage Grove; Trena K. Horton and Joyce. Also home for the week munity attended the PTA meet Curtin was Ellis Skidmore, a for Terry Porter of Creswell; Lloyd rent. Inquire at Kent ’ s Market. mer-resident. Mr. Skidmore had end was the Tryk’s son Eddie who ing at the local high school Tues Ritchey and Orrin Lyons of 36-ltc just returned from active duty in Drain; Ira Vian, Harry Cutlack is stationed with the U. S. Coast day evening, April 21. Korea. Guards at Winchester Bay. FOR SALE: Western Auto Elec, and Iola Anderson of Yoncalla; 6th anti Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Remington THOMAS POFFENBERGER Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr spent ELKS CON' ”RT BAND washer with pump; White elec, Lester Childress of Saginaw; Family Life Specialist and son Kenny and Mrs. Lulu WILL PLA \PRIL 27 Chester Purdy of Lorane and one day last week in Cottage sewing machine. Phone 658J. Oregon State College The Elks concert band will Orey recently traveled to Jack 36-ltc Franklin Glenn of Day’s Creek. Grove. sonville to visit Mr. Remington's give a recital free to the public Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen and Thomas Poffenberger, exten father Charles Remington. KIT CRAFT boat, $65. Wayne family spent the past week end at the Veterans Memorial build Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Payne of sion specialist in family relations Jenkins. Phone 937J1. 36-1tp at Florence for the opening of ing in Eugene at 8 p.m. Monday, Prairie at Oregon State college, will City are visiting friends April 27. The concert is sponsored fishing season. speak at the South Lane 4-H DOMESTIC HELP WANTED: for a few days. Mr. and Mrs H. O. Warren by Veterans of World War I, Bar and relatives Housekeeper to live in. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chapman Leaders association meeting at of Eugene spent Saturday, April racks 33. 36-ltc 80Y or 76 were week end visitors at the 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 27, at the library club room. Here’s the Ralph Marvick residence. RENT: Unfurnished 3 He will discuss meeting the FOR Mr. and Mrs. John Stigers and smartest room house with shower. Lights daughters and Sam Stigers went emotional needs of young people. water furnished. Phone and idea that to to the coast over the week end ' Other parts of the program will 36-ltc 58OL consist of demonstrations by Silk dig clams. ever moved Creek 4-H club members. Sue HELP WANTED: Man or woman into the Muno and Eva McMurrick of the to care for man patient. 1226 Banker Predicts all-girl Woodworking club will South Fourth street after 6 p. kitchen. (Continued from page 1) 36-ltp demonstrate how to drive a nail. eating the housing program will James Webb, Robert and Cread soon be finished so far as the big Morgan and Royal Wilson will programs go, he said. The public has a lot to do with provide musical entertainment. good or bad business. “The way Agents To Be Guests Other guests will include Jack | you and I feel about business Gurton and Hattie Mae Rhone- means a lot as to how conditions APRIL 9 through 25 mus, Lane county 4-H agents. Mr. are,” he said. Gurton will speak on grading of Sound Money Policy Kate Smith »ay»: "BUY your paintt One hopeful sign indicated by record books. the speaker was the fact that the The key speaker, Mr. Poffen SOW and SAVE! We demonstrate these present national administration berger, teceived his BA in psy has returned to a sound money chology at Michigan State col products erery Friday oser SBC-TV!" policy. While the nation will like lege in 1948 after serving four ly experience some low period or years in the Navy. He received recessions, too many recessions his master's degree in sociology will cause a depression, Mr. Mc at MSC in 1949 and taught soc iology at the college for a year. Neill asserted. One aid to keep business on an The first year of his doctorate even keel is for the bankers to was taken at the Merrill-Palmer A QUART try to improve the quality of school in Detroit where he studied THt NEW LATEX WONDER ENAMEL ’ ------ were ad- psychology, counseling, and family their loans. — Businessmen SPRED GLOSS dries in Vi hour in order life education. He completed the vised to get their house smooth as tile. It's the comp!etely dif- It’s the handy way: Ar and one way to do this is to re- course work for his EdD at MSC ferent 100% latex base rich luster SPRO have in- range for us to keep your duce inventories, which in 1950 in the fields of counseling enamel for bathrooms, kitchens and creased in the past two or three and guidance, and educational tank filled with high quality) woodwork. Color-matched to SPRED Uke to have a rang« psychology. He joined the (>SC center" like thi»l years, he said. SATIN. festival PRICE $ fuel oil. A ¡»hone call to 548 A hopeful sign as seen by the staff in 1951. speaker was that there will be REGULAR PRICE Part of his work as family life will do it. less government in business. One specialist includes the leading of of the essentials of normal busi discussion groups throughout the ness is to have faith in the future. state on the subjects of child de Without this there can lie no velopment, problems of adoles 2 ON 2 QUARTS planned expansion, he said. cents and family relations. Page 7 LEGAL NOTICES notice of final SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. Executrix of the Estate of EDMUND F SIMP SON, Deceased, has filed her ac count for final settlement of said estate in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and that Tuesday, the 26th day of May, 1953. at 10:00 in the fore noon in the Circuit Court Room, County Courthouse. Eugene, L-ane County, Oregon, has been by said Court fixed as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto, and for final settlement of said estate. SUSAN MAY SIMPSON, Executrix. HERBERT W LOMBARD, Attorney 36-5t-40 Last year was the third con secutive year of increase in the traffic death toll. As of next Sat., April 25th the Cottage Grove Gas Co. will be closed at 1 p.m. every Sat Hospital Patients NOW ûh display CHRYSLER- McCoy Motors Phone 64 Ends Saturday April 25th PAINT FESTIVAL GLIDDEN D1 i gei in an or Parry, a yearly cihsrad saves you worry Special Introductory Offer SPRED GLOSS j &ve3F &ve63’ Glidden FLORENAMEL conditions. Dries overnight. Your choice of many color». For ins.de or outs.de floors! REGULAR MICE J QUARTS ,3.7g "Vo^ART»*1 2 QUARTS Glidden ENDURANCE IMPERIAL SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY! The worldR» ^ .n.-caoi h»ui* paint—Glidden ENDLKArscn IMPERIAL. Saves you half the time and nearly half the cost, giyes^you two-coat protection in NAVAL AIRMAN SPENDS 5-DAY FURLOUGH HERE By Mrs. Edith Kenady, Divide R. L. Dusenberry is spending a few days at Bonanza, Oregon assisting in the evaluation of the Fred H. Clark of Naval Air Bonanza high school as a member Station, Alameda, Calif., spent a of the State High School evalua five-day furlough recently with tion committee. relatives here, including Mrs. Jessie Woody, an aunt. His bro ther, Clarence, is with the Navy in Korea! regular frici *8'®5 < IHM RIALS festival FRICI »7 ™ CHESTER RUGGED WEAR Today’s biggest paint value! SPRED SATIN THE WONDER FAINT Paint now with America's Wonder Paint SPRED SATIN! It's a washable, scrub bable, durable wall paint that takes the work out of room decorating. Ortet i" <»«'»••• — CHILDREN S SHOES Randall and Woolcott 41 South 6th Phone 548 Do you fish, hunt, play golf, take pictures, or have a stamp or coin collection? No matter what your hobby is we have a policy to protect your investment. These hobby policies are known as "all risk policies. They cover much more than the ordinary fire policy. Tell us your hobby and we can give you "all risk” protection at a surprisingly low premium. J. B. 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