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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1953)
The *« ntlnel, pottage Grove, Oregon OUR HEARTFELT THANKS to Thur«., Mu tl. 1953 * FOR SALE: =30 detrae diesel WCTU MEETS MA» 25 sympathy and help in our re tractor. 8 ft angle blad«* ami A special meeting of the WC ru a the1 ' cent sorrow For the beautiful Fifteen ladies gathered at drum, reasonable. Phone 1061J1. will be called at the home of Mr« »-,-J*» offerings, anil service, floral golf course clubhouse Tuesday,. 5 P iti t im«' job from 1 40-ltc Witherspoon, 1415 East 'MaWU', • deeply other kindness« May 19, for a luncheon served by a.in. to 3 pm. 5 days a w< The county grade school base Mrs. Ken Omlid. and organization grateful. Mrs. E. W. Pollard TO THE PARTY or parties who May 25. at 10 i.m. The object of*' some Saturdays. Any kind 40-ltc ball tournament got underway of a ladies gold club. and family. ; the meeting is to make lap roo^s ÍO-2U c-41 took the Mall power saw z 1 from J .... »n<l zMirfainu frvr* tHi* xOliilf’CS nn4 cind* if here Saturday with four ball tt I t At the election of officers Mrs. , MED ZENITH refrigerai r. , 7 FOR SALE: One Thor washing the old Miller place, also known and curtains for the soldier» games. All games were played at Ralph DeJamett was elected pres-1 sailors at Camp White. Plea«* •*’r’ as the Harry Neet place, will machine in good working con Cubic ft Recondition«*«! and the Kelly field. In the first game ident; Mrs. Leo Rickard vice pres- ; guaianfc'ikt. Priced to sell. Also you kindly put it back on the bring woolen scraps, or if yo«' diti« n. $10. Ph. 374RX 40-ltp of the first round. Pleasant Hill ident; Mrs. Earl Hill, tournament landing from where it was have woolen pieces that we could Zenith washer in good condition, defeated Marcola 15 to 1. In the chairman and Mrs. Stanley FOR SALE OR RENT: N 1 <1 >8 taken If you do. there will be use, kindly contact Mrs. second game Creswell defeated Daugherty, secretary and treas I $39 50. Cannon Applianc«' 1 o new one-bedroom home, near nothing more said or done about spoon or send them to one of the 7 ^«^ <« p« ■ « « « • ■ Junction City 3 to 2. In the third Drive-In. Hot water, oil burner it. My husband was killed WCTU members. game Glenwood defeated Coburg urer. • and new linoleums furnished, You are urged to be present. Hobby PICTURES FRAMED about a month ago in a logging The group plans to m«?et at 1 12 to 6. In the fourth game Cot wired for elec, range. Reason Shop. 7th & Whtfeaker, across accident and his power saw Biing a sack lunch, your scissors, |*n>> p.m. each Tuesday for play. A tage Grove downed Lowell 6 to 5. able down payment. Phone • from Safeway ÿlore 40-ltp would be a big help to me. Mrs etc. Mrs. Dye, Secretary. luncheon and business meeting 477Y. 40-ltc Th«* second round was to get will be held the first Tuesday of Marvis Sutherland, 523 So 5th. Alaska is more than tWfeV ai * ' 1 SPRINGFIELD MUSIC & Record underway here Wednesday when 40-ltp Cottage Grove. each month. 'Center. 4th & Main. Springfield, IRIS IN BLOOM Visit our gar large as Texas. Cottage Grove meets Glenwood dens and make your selection for the best in all type» of THANK YOl and Pleasant Hill meets Creswell. TWO PLACES IN STATE MEET for July delivery. 95 varities to music instruments, radi s and The officers and men of Company t bA The third and final round will be The Lion track squad was able pianos. Also guitar instruction^ 1 choose from. Visitors welcome. B. wish to extend their appre- , played Friday between the win to win only two places in the state McLeans Iris Gardens, 744 No. Something New given privately or in classes ciation to the people of Cottage ners of Wednesday’s contests. 40- Ite 10th St track meet at Corvallis Friday 40-ltc Grove and vicinity for their co- in Windows of and Saturday. Jay Wilson tied for operation in making this one of: FOR SALE: Eastern built alu FOR SALE: Equity in 1952 Hen Evergreen League fifth in the pole vault. Wilson on minum trailer house, sleeps 4, ry J. excellent cond. 20.000 the finest armed forces day in | Adjustable lamver occasions has done con 40-ltc i America. miles. Very reasonable for cash. in Glass fine condition. Jerry Dell Mo- Starts Season Sun, previous siderably better and one the week ' tel, 1 mile south on Hiway 99 1 Will accept 1946 Ford or Ply FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, modern Must see to appreciate. ■' ' 40-tfexx mouth in trade. Phone 631R1. 1 unfurnished house. First game of the season in the before tied the winner of the meet mile 40-1 tp newly formed Evergreen baseball Saturday, Harrison Bryant of FOR SALE: W American factory north of Walker on Highway I Bowser Bros. League will get underway at Myrtle Creek. Ken Sloan won 99. $50. per month. Wm. De- I • ■ diet hbusX, license for Beg ¡¡gë 9, wants to room and Kelly field at 2 p.m. Sunday. May fifth in the javelin. board on farm for summer. Long. 40-ltp I Carpenter Shop full year ’53, good tires. Rea 24. when Cottage Grove meets Phone 166Y or write to 429 sonable price. Can be seeh tit GAMES CANCELLED Hi way 99 South QUICK RESULTS FROM Oakland. South First Street, City. Walden. Rev. Donald L. Ander- Inclement weather cancelled a WANT ADS 40-2tc-41 Many members of the Big track meet and a baseball game 40-3H-42 son . 6 League team from last year are scheduled for here Tuesday after on the Cottage Grove squad this noon. The games would have been year, and it is being managed by the last of the season for the var Buz Wyant. A summary of Sun sity squads. day’s game and the season sched- week’s ule will appear in edition. Co/Grade School Baseball Tourney Is Underway Here PORTS i PHONE 555 OR 556 Culp Creek Girls JVin Lane Tourney By Mrs. Florence Ericksen Culp Creek girl’s softball team won first place in the Lane county third class tournament held at Colin Field in Eugene Satuiday, May 16. They defeated their op ponent Disston by a score of 11- W. Gertrude Gerstner was captain of the team, which consisted of the following players: Patty Wed- del, Sharon Whitman. Sandra Cranmer, Patty Vaughn. Shirley Ann Johnson. Shirley Goddard, Joyce Weddel, and Berna Mae Jones. Suhs were Linda Cranmer, La-Vina Ericksen, Karen Martin, Deanna Goddard, Margie Casteel, Joyce Plueard and Shirley Ray mond. The Culp Creek boys team was a little unfortunate. They played Disston and won by a score of 31 to 10 in the first game but were defeated by Lyons by a score of 7 to 5 and took second place in . the tournament. Those playing on the team were Donald Maitin, Jimmy Ratliff, i Lynn Brightwell, Larry Violette, Gary Cooper, Darrell Kelly, Tru- man Dean, Mack Roundsville, Robert Owen. Subs are Larry Jones, Henry Chase and Orville spectators Wiscarson. Severa 1 fiom Culp Creek motored to Eu gene on May 9 and May 16 to see the games. Stanley Bonkowski served as coach for the boys team with Melvin Petersoh as coach for the girls team. Lyons defeated Blue Mountain | 23-1 to go into the finals. Trophies will be awarded first and second place winners by the Elementary Principals association. TACKLE JACKET The Masland Tackle Jacket sports enough pockets to suit the most ardent fisher man. The collection includes 2 large pockets and 8 specially designed smaller pockets for the hundred and one gadgets a fisherman carries. Roomy rear grub pocket. Wear the jacket loose or snug — shoul der and front straps are adjust able. Perfect for surf casting as well as for stream fishing. Come in and see our complete stock of all Masland fishing clothes. Mail and phone orders promptly filled. Wolfard Wins Northwest Chambers Outdoor Store 616 Main I’ll. 309 i? 1 Shrine Golf Trophy H:ip Wolfard won the golf tro phy of the Northwest Shrine as sociation Sunday at Medford. He lied with a Medford golfer Sat- i urday and went on to win Sun day. He a' o tied for second place with Le*o R'ckard in the singles, when he ’rtiripated in the Shi ine Trap hoot. 1 LADIES ORGANIZE GOLF CLI B TUESDAY Too Late to Classify SPRING CLEARANCE Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Ellen Hollemon - H ' 07972128 ______ ____ MATC H TO BE PLAYED HERE ON MAY 31ST The championship golf match will be played here May 31. Doc. Near and Lowry Hoyer gained the finals in a nine hole elimination tourney the past week. Near ad vanced in a 1 up victory over Hap Wolfard and Hoyer defeated Fred Längsten 2-1 in the other semi-final. Finalists in the first flight will be Palmer Johnson, who defeated Bob Beach. Wally Morelock, who defeated Ernest Shipley, Ralph Peck defeated Leo Rickard and Vern Coop downed Joe Crepeau to gain the second flight finals. Peisonnel of the W'illamette valley team will be Doc. Near, Lowry Hoyer , Fred . Langston, Wally Morelock, Hap Wolfard, Lefty Martin, Cleo Morelock ahd Cliff Anderson according to Ken Omlid. Palmer Johnson will be al ternate. The Willamette Valley tourney will be played Sunday at Laurel- 1 wood in Eugene. By Mrs. J. W. Fisher Honoring Miss Ellen Hollemon, bride-elect of George Cox, Mrs. Grant Dulley and Mrs. Howard Dulley were hostesses at a bridal shower last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. B. L. Dulley. Following th^ opening of the many lovely gifts presented Miss Hollemon, refreshments of ice ci earn, cookies and coffee wen* served to the guests: Mmes. Har old Potter, Harry Castle, Addi son Heath Jr., Glen Roby, Alice Bergman, Fred Hollemon and Clyde Cox. Those sending gifts but unable to attend W’ere: Anne Goheen, Mmes. LaSells Stewart, Brittain Slack, Harold Radway, Lavina Rearrick, Raymond Sloan, Walt Smythe, Walt Andrus, L. A. Pool, Clarice Abeene, Della Cooper and Jolin Tarp. Miss Hollemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hollemo«, and George Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cox of Creswell, plan a June wedding at the home of the bride’s parents. i X«* n Men's Suits $60.00 VALUES $49.50 VALUES Sport Coats ELGIN "THE HEART THAT NEVER BREAKS"^ DuraPower Mainspring Guaranteed for Life S26.00 S23.95 $29.95 VALUES At 2 p.m. Saturday, May 16, a picture was shown to the mem bers of the LTL branch of the WCTU at the Church of God at Seventh and Adams, showing thv effects of alcohol. This was fol lowed by a colored picture film on Heaven which seemed to be enjoyed by the 19 young fplks present. 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