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'age I The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thun«., -Ian. 31, 1954 New Olds to Go Youth Group Plans Food Sale Sat. On Display Here For Polio Fund; Chair Fund Dance Feb. 6 On January 20 and Harold Tryk; suppers, baza- By Mrs. Walter N. Dowens Miss Oregon Helps By Mrs. Roy Stone Phone 1114K5 DELIGHT VALLEY The De light Valley Ranchers (4-H live- I stock club > held their first meet ing of the year last Wednesday evening at the school. Forrest Woods is leader of the group. Election of officers was held and the following were chosen: Presi dent, Eddie Hemenway; vice pres ident, Bridget Woods; secretai«, i David Hemenway; news reporter, I Janelle Stone; song leader, Don na Hemenway; cheer leader, Marie Bales. Other members are Ruth Hemenway, Frances Strong, i Brian Woods. Lawrence Bales and Franklin Strong. The group will meet on the first Friday of every month The meeting place will be announced next week. Visitors Miss Oregon, Patti Elaine Throop ot Portland, adds her contri were Mrs. Forest Woods, Mrs. bution to the 1954 March of Roy Stone, Carrie Lou Sherri Dimes. More support than ever Read Hemenway and Bruce before is needed in the current Woods. drive because of the costs of the The March of Dimes boxes for new Polio Prevention Program school pupils will be picked up of stepped up gamma globulin at the local grade school on Mon supplies and massive testing of a polio vaccine during this year. day, January 25. Please remind your children to contribute their dimes for this worthy cause. This These are the saddest of [xissible year's aim is to collect enough dimes to make the new polio vac words: cine available for all. "Tinker to Evers to Chance.” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diemer are Trio of bear cubs, and fleeter now occupying the apartment in than birds, the James Hemenway residence. Tinker and Evers and Chance. Franklin P. Adams He is employed as a carpenter at Dexter. Mrs. E. G. Sherrill remained in Eugene for several days last week while receiving medical treatment. ars, etc., Stella Noeth and Ora Oldsmobile for 1954 goes on dis- Thompson. play Wednesday, January 20, one • DQBENA GRANGE - At the The lecturer hour theme was full year ahead of schedule. It will regular meeting of the Dorena "Winter Wonderland." be displayed at the Cottage Grove Grange on January 15, Master Roll call of "What I Like Best Motors. Alpha Pitcher gave the obligation in the third and fourth degree to About Winter.” "The new 1954 Oldsmobile mod Reading, "Why Winter” by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stockman. Wil els originally were planned for Ethel Scott. liam and Goldie Roivlette and Jess release in 1955,” according to J. Song, “The Flowers Lullaby” and Lena Michael were elected F. Wolfram, general manager of by Linda Potter and Judy Larsen. to membership. Oldsmobile and vice president of Reading, "Winter is the time The-youth group asked for General Motors. "But original backing from all grangers at a for joy,” by Minnie Wagner. plans were scrapped early in 1953 Quartet, "Winter Wonderland, ” food sale for the polio fund to be when it was found possible to held at the Western Auto January Raymond Wicks, Harold Tryk, move the 1955 model up to 1954. Walter Larsen and Alpha Pitcher. : 23. The result of this skip-a-year pro Quiz on winter. Next Youth Meeting Feb. 10 gram is the most completely new, Song, "Quilting Party, ” by the The next youth group meeting completely changed, completely will be February 10, no place has audience. advanced Oldsmobile in many Serpentine llelil been found. years.” All members took part in the The officers will put on the The new models, "88”, Super third and fourth degree work, serpentine, lead by Raymond "88” and "98”, are a full three Wicks. Friday, February 19. First prac inches lower than their predeces A silver offering will be taken sors without sacrificing ground tice will lx? Friday, January 22 for two meetings and turned over at 7:30 p.m. clearance. They feature such Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney of to the polio fund. sweeping changes as an all new Stella Noeth, chairman of the body by Fisher, a new wide, wrap Springfield were visitors. Sweeney is a representative of the Grange home economics club, has ap around, panoramic windshield, new Mutual Life Insurance Company. pointed the following committees sweep-cut fender and door design Dorena Grange has accepted the to serve for the year: Yearlxxik, and many other styling innova invitation to visit Irving Grange Helen Tryk. Beatrice Larsen and tions. Ada Pitcher; work, Rose Houck, on Friday, February 26. The new "Rocket" engine is big As the need for chairs is so Ixiuise Griffith, LaVema Pitcher ger up in horsepower from 165 and Helen Bales; ways and means, to 185 in the Super “88" and "98" great, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wicks and Lois Giles were author Ora Thomason, Dorotha Layng models, ’ no in the “88" models) and Fletta Bonnichsen; program, and up in compression ratio from ized to buy 1(X) chairs. Mesadames Wicks, Tryk and Thelma Wicks, Lois Giles and 8 to 1 to 8.25 to 1. Engine dis- Stockman were also ap[K>inted to Rosalie Lake; decorating, Ellen placement is increased from 303 Sherrill, Vivian Way, Mabel Bas- to 321 cu. in., and the entire car see about a new piano. Harold Tryk resigned from the set and 1 lelen Cochrane. i nesgieenred Relict, Minnie Wagner, Nellie ; is engineered so that the increased recreation committee, and Earl By B ill Pat Lsoa Stockman was appointed to fill Peterson and Carrie I.ayng; pub- power is useable [imsw [•ower licity, Alois Vaught, Dolah Plai- that the driver can put to use in the vacancy. Jess Bonnichsen asked for a sted and Marie Pitcher; hospi the medium and low s|x*ed ranges tality, Marjorie Potter, Francis withdrawal card. in ordinary, everyday driving I McCormack, Georgia McMillian situations. Chair Fund Dance The Tryk, Larson and England and Avanelle Wicks; membership, Many of the new styling fea families announced a fiance to be Edna England and Myrtle* Lake; tures were inspired by the General building, Ora Thomason, Stella held Saturday, February 6, for the Motors experimental dream cars, benefit of the chair fund. All N<x*th and Mildred Bonkowski. particularly the Oldsmobile Star grangers a n d their friends are Ham Dinner Jan. 26 fire. All models in the "88" and Lois Giles, chair chairman, an- Super "88" scries are not only urged to attend. The lunch will ■ nounced a ham dinner at the Row lx1 handled by the home econom three inches lower, but are two River Community Hall, on Tues- inches longer, and this, of course, ics club. Lois Giles, chair fund chairman, i day, January 26, to lx* served from gives the cars the new long, low- handed out parts for a floor show 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All you can eat level silhouette. । for $1 and is open to the public. to be held April 10. The panoramic windshield and Minnie Wagner, lecturer, will The following ladies are asked to sweep-cut door and fender treat ! help and report at the hall not refuse to answer that ques- attend lecturers school at Cor- ment are outstanding styling fea ' later than 9:30 a m. the day of tures, and contribute much to lion on the grounds that I don't vallis. know what the Kremlin wants me Master Alpha Pitcher appointed 1 the dinner. Stella Noeth. Meda Oldsmobile’s new "Sports car” to say J” chairman for the following com- I P?wens' * h e 1 m a Wicks, Ora look, even in the conventional two- mittees: bingo, Raymond Wicks । bomason, Alois Vaughn, Helen door and four-door models. Fend --------------------- ¡Tryk, Rose Houck and Electa ers, front and rear, are higher— 1,1 1 > Bonnicksen Valerie Shobei ■ and almost level with the hood in । Audrey Ponton have volunteered front and with the rear deck in their services. All ladies of the back. Arc and Acetylene I grange are asked to furnish two I pies each and to contact either i Stella Noeth or Meda Dowens for : pick up. | Serving committee for the Feb- I ruary 5 meeting are the Ix’Roy | Potter, Clarence Peterson and . Ralph Piaisted families. By Mrs. Walter N. Dowens Clean up committee, to see the Phone 88F11 • hall is clean and ready for the Portable Welding Any Place j February 5 meeting is composed MOUNT VIEW - At the TPA 1030 Madison —Phone 181-Y of the Arthur Bales and Virgil meeting Tuesday evening Mr. and I Bassett families and Ardella Mrs. Raymond Wicks and son, ___ I Black. Tommy, showed their colored slides and gave a very interesting talk on their 35-day vacation trip to Alaska last August. They traveled by car and pulled their own trailer for convenient living, traveling every day but one. Their biggest disappointment was scar city of wild animals, (as they saw very few, caribou being the excep tion. They all agreed the nicest part of the trip was getting back to Oregon, and closer they got, the faster they found themselves driv ing. On the sick list this week are Grace Kofoid, Maxine PartnCy, Arlyn VonNortwick and Gregory Pittman. Mrs. W. N. Dowens, accompa nied by Mrs. Lyle Shreve, drove to LADIES’ HOME COUNTRY Eugene last Thursday to get the JOURNAL^ HOUSEHOLDS GENTLEMAN extension unit lesson on "Main Dish Meals,” which they will give February 12. Phone 38F1I ;DV Ranchers Club Elect 54 Officers • WU} Mjdq/iLojiÁ WELDING Alaskan Colored Slides Shown At Mount View Cottage Grove Welding Works COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Carrie*Lou Sherrill stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James Hemenway. Plans Made for Project On Wednesday afternoon the school committee met at the school to make plans for their . project The group hopes to raise money to buy a projector forI the school. Mrs. Forest Woods is chairman of the group. Members are Mesdames William Olson, Kenneth Zumwalt. William Turn er and Roy Stone. Mrs. Forest Woods brought re freshments to school Wednesday afternoon to celebrate the seventh birthday anniversary of her son, Bruce. Members of the Delight Valley Neighbors club met at the home ot Mrs. John Long on Friday to work on the club quilt. Girls Win, Boys Lose Game The Saginaw girls volleyball team was defeated bv the local girls team on Friday afternoon. The Saginaw boys basketball team defeated the local team. Maybelle "Newton coaches the girls team. Farney Edwards is coach for the boys team. Forrest Woods, David and Ed die Hemenway attended the 4-H officers training session at Cal Young Junior high school in Eu gene on Saturday. Forrest Woods was the leader of the president s group. Janelle Stone, Clay Zumwalt and Carl Davidson have returned to their schools after being con fined to their homes with illness. Mrs. Potter is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Shep- erd. Salvage Your Uncollected Accounts Receivable! 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