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SENTINEL FARM - GARDEN 32X48 Ft. Building To Be Constructed By London Grange . Walter N Phone S3F11 VIEW Ch the local he fering from is in the v Clarence F •tland DVBS in Session At Culp Creek CVLP CREEK Daily vacation ible school is being held at Culp reek Assembly this wee k begin- through with her folks during Mis. < man’s convalescence. Mr and Mrs. Morris St ran. family of Cottage Grove • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Violette. Greig and Milo Stratton 1 spending thi s week in Cot b Grove with their grandmotl Ben L ikken Mr and Mrs. Ernie Lew« Sar. Marco. Calif. came Thui di evening and v -ited until Sun® with her sister. Mis. Howa B .nts. at Mt. View and with ■ brother. Orland Burns, and fa ily at Culp Creek They were ■ route to Portland to xisit (Fa daughter. Norma, who is attei ing college there. Mrs. Chester Rounsaville J be hostess Io the Culp Cra sewing club at her home Wedn( day. The birthday of Norene De and Irene Burns will be remei nd high Imer Foison and exerc ses s of her C Buckingham c ot Eugene Gillispie Mr. Memorial day with ' By Mrs. Gale Roby John Franklin By Mrs. I>“>n Martin o their heme HEBRON GRANGE — Hebron Thurs- LONDON GRANGE A special and Susan returned t Buckingham grange has invited Hebron ch. h building committee meeting was at Rodondo Beach. Calif Wed- day evening for a longer v it with for 10 days ¡siting and Ixindon Grange to attend the held June 1 at the, grange hall M Mr s Franklin's her daughter a nd family. Hebron Grange annual Church ith all interested grange mem- at the home Helen Cochrane. Mr and Mrs Jack Peterson of Sunday for a potluck dinner st ¡: if this mother, Mrs. New Richmond. Wis., announce mg at' 1 pm June 10 at Heb >n meeting was ti general the arrival of a daughter. Shirley- grange hall. Hebron HEC will • opinion on the preferred type of Orchardists Should Elaine. May 25 The Petersons committee meet in charge of the kitchen. An alt i- building to be constructed. They were former Culp Creek residents will be held at the home of Mi m .-;r il program is i- decided unon a 32x48 foot frame Spray for Control Mrs Fred Q-anmer was released Marjorie Potter the evening I planned and will be directed I y building Some of the forms for Monday and daughter. Bernice, June 12. _ , I Mrs Inez Kramer, Hebron chip- the foundation during The Coddling Moth was released Thursday from The mothers of Culp Creek wei lain. Th s annual gathering is ai-o the past week Arch'e Powell McMinnville hospital after an to Yoncalla to play softball Sal homecoming for friends, grunge Pearl Camn- cident last Saturday morning, urday afternoon and were di members and former member Wood- bell. Archie Powell, H and Mrs Delbert Mathias mo- feated by one point. The scoq At the Hebron grange me« t ng w a rd, Dean and Don Martin the tored to Newberg bringing __________ June 2 Miss Alice Chapman •' ' workod Saturday afternoon con- Cranmers home Friday evening as was 9 to 10. congratulated and honored at the structimr and sotting up the moth1 which are now emerging, their car was totally demolished Parker, extension agent, Master's station and presenb-d forms. Plans are for anyone that Mr and Mrs. Dick Remington Pomona,cash award by Mastt can to work nights, weather per- today. and family, Mrs. Nichich and F Godard as outstanding yo ’h mitting. If you have only a few trees children moved from this area to memlM ■ for grange activity. I The next granee meeting is mix spray at the proportion ot 3 Cottage Grove and Beaverton the at Hebron and Pomona, for h' : June 7. 8 p.m . at the grange hall tablespoons of lead arsenate to a past week. scholastic record and as a high gallon of water. Orchard owners Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wiscarson ' school senior graduate. Juno 14 A potluck noon luncheon are advised to use 2 pounds of 50 of Roseburg were Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs. Ix>wellyn (Nina is planned All ladles are requested per cent wettable DDT or 3 at the Melvin Wiscarson home. Chapmam Williams were given to take their thimbles, scissors. ' pounds of lead arsenate to 100 gal Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson and i third and fourth degree obliga' on and embroidery thread to work lons of water. son. Carl, visited Memorial day by Master Godard. A committee on articles purchased with HEC "If spider mites are a prob with her sister. Mrs. Frank Tan- appointed for the grange picnic in funds The ladies of the club wish lem.” said Mr. Parker, "add 1 ncr. and family. July was asked for a report it to thank the ladies of Delight pound 25 per cent wettable para- Return from Oklahoma the’ next grange meeting. June 16 Valiev who contributed to the thion. or 1 pound EPN .«MJ or 2 Mr. and Mrs Chester Committee includes Mrs. I n traveling basket Mabel Campbell pounds 25 per cent wettable mala ville. Ronnie ai nd I.inda Ethel Saunders and and Jean Powell finished t icking thion to the 1»DT or lead arsenate Saturday from i Durant Ixvugh out the quilt that was in the spray. Clare where they had I spent neu Rounsavillc frames at the hall. The rural mail-box rejuvenat weeks visiting When pear riously ill father who wii committee will continue active Several members of the com Parker sugge project Marvin and Lucilh munity. in coo[>eration with the reported alternati Bemis Cemetery board and the cides for control of Ixindon Grange, worked at the dav evening. cemetery Sunday afternoon. May- eluded in the first cover spray. Carl Woods and friends of East ron members attended Pomona 27, to complete the clean-up work Complete information on spray side visited with his cousin, Mrs. Grange May 26 at Elmira, includ mixtures and spray schedules may O. C. Crawford and family over ing Mr. and Mrs. Miller, who re be obtained from the Lane Ex the weekend planning to attend ceived the fifth degree initiation Booklet Identifie: tension Service by’ calling the boat races which were post along with 42 others. 35 Garden Pests DI 5-8418. Copies of the bulletin. poned until June 17. The usual community "Spray Program for Apples and Mr. and Mrs. Dai id Hulse of Fourth picnic celebration at the If there’s murder in your heart Pears in the Willamette Valley grange hall was reminded. Second for the pests that are devouring are also available upon request. HEt PICKUP t OEUVERÏ dav with Mr. year attendance bars were pre your strawberries or nibbling new. Crawford sented Lucille Miller, Alice Oiu|>- ly sprouted beans, then you have Phone 11 401 Main St Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chapman man, Marvyn and Thelma Harris. an accomplice in the extension and new baby have been staying The HEC chairman, Mrs. Fred bulletin. "Vegetable Garden In Harris, announced a display table sect Pests.” It is available from street bridge, honoring the unknown dead at sea, a the Lane County Extension Ser June would be held at Phone I WM Cleveland conducted the services. Charles W hipps grange meeting featuring "hob- vice. 1170 Pearl Street, by calling LORANE Mis. Everett Mal bies." Members, also children, were I>I 5-8418. Oregon colm gave a report on her recent asked to take displays and lie pre- With a rogues gallery of 35 pic trip to the Rebekah Assembly at made t pared to tell a little aliout their tures. the ..... .............. booklet not only is ar Tillamook Monday evening at Re- King. own particular hobby. Next HEC I a;(| )n identifying garden pests but bekah Lodge. meeting will I m - a picnic at the , .(iso gives complete information nalUm award; Ariin Rothauge, Plans were made for a cookie Cottage Grove city park Julie 26. for their extermination. gram is in charge of the Chaplain, partv ¿t the next meeting which the dramatic: " Home gardeners can control Mrs. Inez Kramer. In the absence of the lecturer, will’be the last before the lodge Miller, Mrs Godard pre most insect pests by proper use vacations for the summer. All Mrs. Lulu Perkins left Friday They were Marvin outstanding citizens of insecticides," County Agent a program that included evening for Minnesota. After a members are reminded to bring Albert Armi- sented fair board meeting report at W. B. Parker reports. “The prob their Fisher proof of purchase cer visit there she will return to Ore Edward Thompson. Floyd a tended and tage, Lloyd Paseman lem is to know the pest you're last week at Corvalli- by ’ gon to accept a position as teach tificates and also their special Paseman. Mrs Godard and Mrs. Clare Chap liattling." er at Fall Creek. milk labels. Roth Most insecticides useful in the man, also a report from the Po- ' Rose Marlo and Beverly Hudson By Mrs. Esther Trunnell Members are also to bring any n* na meeting at Elmira ami a home gulden are available in small Phone 17FH reading on "synthetic lumber” packages at seed or garden supply ¡"white elephants," they may have LATHAM Chet Rosborough of at Grants Pa: s and in California • around the house, wrapped and a Honoring of nine grange graduates stores, he noted. Eugene was in the vicinity last with relativos at Dunsmuir, Red- "Many multi-purpose insecti price plainly marked on the back Peggy Jenkins was voted out was followed by refreshments and week renewing subscriptions to cide and fungicide combinations of the package for a sale. Pro standing girl athlete and Charles dancing. the Oregon Farmer. He revealed ire also available,” he explained. ceeds will go into the jewel fund. Drullinger received the same iipn- that Lane county has the largest "Çhe products will carry brand or lor the boys Arlin Rothaug* subscription list of any county in names of national or local manu ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM ARE also received a certificate and a e state. facturers. and labels will list the subscription to the Readers Di Gary Gud Mr. and Mrs ingredients with directions for AWFUL! STOP SUFFERING TODAY! gest. johnsen and children Siv and John preparation and use.” A S100 scholarship Waa present of Sebastopol, Calif , have ¡>een ed to Arlin Rothauge from the visiting at the Vinal Randall home. TINKER NEW INSPECTOR Lane County B-LeagUe Principals They attended graduation exer Vacation Phone 140M Lyman W. Tinker, Lane county association. cises of Ixith eighth grade and ( Delayed ) orchard owner, has been named school in Cottage Grove. Following the awards Charles Juvenile DORENA GRANGE LORANE Wednesday evening Drullinger'gave Mrs. Gudjohnsen is a cousin of the farewell from Grange will initiate a group of county horticulture inspector and See Roy Misner and get Coastwise Loan. Roy will the traditional Class Night was Mrs. Randall and daughter of the otoMrved at Ixnane High school. the ^emol Class and the class With new members July 6 and all on the weed control supervisor, accord ing to Frank McKennon. Oregon gladly help you with any pre jblems you may have late John Sweany. Boyd Mitchell read the class his- Mr. Bieker joined in singing Auld list are asked to try to be there State Department of Agriculture Easterners Visit l.ang Syne. Matron Mrs. Ed Sherrill presell ted He replaces Dick Thom, who re Guts were presented to Mr. and the cash awards June 1 at the mons ol St. Ixiuis, Mo, visited a Mrs. CoelielU and to Mrs. Alice grange lecturer's hour for the re tires June 1. Mr. Tinker's appointment, re day each with tlw William Lind R< amer who ate not returning to cent juvenile contest entries. quested by the Lane County Agri sey and O. E. Lindsey families last Ixnane faculty next year. Contest entries and scores for cultural council, the Horticultural week. They were accompanied by first by Mr. and Mrs. John Coe- « onuneiha nient farri uses IXirena juveniles are as follows: Society, and the county weed com were Mis Ix-mmon's sister and her hUS- lield. Mrs. Coefield presented vol « 'ommencement Exercises Declamatory 5-9 years, Mich Phone 1460 and Mrs. Fender Ham- leyball letters to Ellen Newby, held in Lorant* High scinxil audi- ael Bronkowski, Dorena 1st, Po mittee was approved by the Coun band, Pocahontas, Ark. They Peggy Jenkins, Margaret Hayes, torium Thursday, May 24, at 8 mona 2nd; 10-14 years, Carrie lx>u ty Court prior to authorization by mons the State Department ot Agricul returned home by way of the JoAnn Nease, Darlene -Malcolm, Sherrill, Dorena 1st. Pomona 1st. Catherine Tew, Karen Ixibek, ture. Southern states. Sewing < Fringed ¿lead Scarf > Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moans of Dawn Tew, Phyllis Lance anti invocation, the Rev. Martin 5-9 years. Michael Bonkowski, Redmond attended State Grange 1 lelilah Michael. >alutatonan addns-., trank Dorena 1st; Caroline Lake, Do- Coach Coelield presented letteis at Pendleton June 3 to 8. Their ; "Dr. Gradus ad Parnas- rent 2nd; Marly in Lake, Dorena daughter, landa, who is improv in iiKitball, basketball, baseball by Debussy, Mis. Shirley ing, stayed with her sister, Bar and track to Boyd Mitchell, Gary ; "Keep Close to God, vocal Scwing (Fringed Place M uts) bara. Robert Means will soon be Mitchell, Bill Aitord, Jerry Mo by Mrs David Turnbull; val- 10-14 years, Donna Ixiyng, IXirena home on a :«)-day furlough before land and Russ til Mitchell. dieloiy addH s, Allin liothaugi 1st; Carrie Lou Sherrill, Dorena Three letter he sails for Japan. "Where Do We Go From Here, 2nd: Nathan Way. Dorena 3rd; baseball wen Keith Campbell, son of Mr. ant basket Kill ar id Sharon Doolittle, Dorena 4th. Frank Diess, Charles Drullinger 1 Posters I Copy i 5- Dale Simpson and Floyd Diess Paul Caroline Lake, Dorena and Bob Drullin Physica ministry a nt the conclusion of the Oregon mona < rdination Presentation ol classes: Grade 2nd; Pomona 4th: 10-14 years. ball and basket (Mill and Albert Ai- church June lu. Clark, principal; Ca rrie > IzOu Sherrill Dorena 1st. mitage, Lloyd Paseman and F loyd school, Mr. S T. Hebron Grange will hold it high school, .Mi . IV. A. Bieker, Su- Pomona 2nd: Donna l-ayng, I x>- home- Paseman two lor toot ball and jK-rmtendent. Diplomas were pre rena 2nd, Pomona 4th. nual church Sunday coming June 10 Members wdl at- baseball, i-arry Michael received sented by Eldon 1 hompson, chan Posters (Creative! 5-9 y nirs. tend ti ie church ot their chok'i' a letter for ivaseball. man of the school board. Ixvnald Way, Dorena 1st; Pomona fol low •d by a potluck dinner Benediction, the Rev. Lee; re 2nd; 10-14 years: Nathan Way. p m. al it the hail. Hebron cl ■hunch Dorena 1st. Pomona 3rd; Nh iron ithauge received the cessional, Mi's. Dey. • tieen v aJediKoi lan and F rank Diess the dass were Ticna Armitage, Mar- Imolittlc. Dorena 2nd. Fomona salutatoi iän medals. Attendane« sna Buinh.un, Janice b'oster, No 5th; Sandra Doolittle, Dorena 3rd, Pomona 6th. mvited to take their dinner and lan Gagner. Einest Hayes, Clyde Youth TTilent Contest Judy Thomp >n and Frank L>i join in the fellowship. A va Huckins. Sharon Kolrc, Linda Larsen, Sue Tryk, Linda Potter, science awards were si pAgram ol musical numbers Kotz, < onnie Purdy. Linda May trio. 1 kvrena 1st, Pomona 2nd halk drawing, community sing Rowiett, Enid Runk, Donald Ter Mrs. Uiuis Layng accompanied five-minute talk will Floyd P •man, whose gr rell, Roberia Wegand, and Hazel Juvenile Master I forma Lavn and wc to be distingui: follow dinner A committee were too Carrie Ixvu Sherrill deeTatiTT’wrji W lUiamson Home Economics club between. from contestant, to the State Grange High sc Darlene will lead in the kitchen The pre m«“et at Pendleton Frangiin I her home school gr brot her. COTTAGE GROVE - CLEANERS - MAKE THIS YOUR FIRST STOP WHEN ions YOU PLAN TO Many Awards Given Class Night At Lorane School Coastwise Finance Co Automotive Machine Shop li e can complete!) Rebuild Your Old Engine. WE HAVE Al l. THE UJI H'MI NT TO RI Bl ILI) UH R MOTOR. Sleeve Installation Brakedrum Turning Pin Fitting < rnnkshatt Grinding In ( ar ( ytindrr < ylinder AUTO PARTS INC. Phone 1003 E. Main Cottage Grove, Oregon 3H0 i ■ irden phib memi « r [ res it the Juny 15 m< < tin ; to ;ive ¡»ointers on growing rliododen- I liomps drons. azaleM and camellias DVB* i All dad.« Uill be honored during Bible school Daily opened Monday at orane Church the lecturo/s program next t i<>et- ing. They, are asked to tsike a ol Clirist with Mis- Elda Lowman ot Elmira in char; e. 1 lie enroll- baby or childhood picture of them- ment is expected t > increase dur- sehes that evening. I'he Cranmer family was n port mg the week. The two-week ses- «ion will end June 8 with a pro ed 'to have been mjund in an automobile accident near MrM nn- gram. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Banks ol viUe recently. New clean-up committee Hor the their grad- • period from June 2 to J’une 15 includes the families of Glen Gil lespie. Dwight Foster and Roy Mary England Serving committee for June 15 'ottage e first is Mr and Mrs. Arthur Bales. Mis Ardella Black, Mr and Mrs. <hild for tue Hughes Stanley Bonkowski, and the Bray Jon Westerholm, i ton Carlisle family. iiate of Pacific Vnn Home economics club cleared director ot physical Dtrane schools i • xt par. For the $50 at a dinner served rewitlv to “n freshman Daughters of the Nile M< mhers plan to serve the Rodeo J ¡een's horn«' is Brow nsineiul. I, near Astor- dinner at the Grange hall Wed- • t This leaves only . a principal of nesday evening. June 27 The grange has recer the grade school to » be selected to complete the far ulty of both vit at ion to tile weddin Shirley Sherrill anti Richat it Tank next year. in Corfield left at the Walker Vnion church Sun* «X recep r the first lap Monday eve ning ii alker Ivania to visit tion will follow of a trip to community hall immediately af his parents, ter the ceremony. a few week: they will to West Pa TYPEWRITERS Fl iR SAI JI Training THE SENTINEL .Umol tn Walton. June 8th and 9th FREE DOOR PRIZES 10th and Gibbs FREE DOOR PRIZES FREE DOOR PRIZES Phone 600 CRJ Mrs. C. vertisin rwwnta arra. II Appoi CRES’ presided of the ( board r Grange pointmei superinti dustrial clothing Roberts« displays, ture, Ci Mrs. I foods. 5 will sup first fio A dis to the s If the 1 cides n< ners otl others booths. premiur and pn The and fou hall. T June 11 Elem CRE: togetht teachei Kathry Bates, at Crei sented Mary and M leaving gift gl a spec ness c pe cinti James in his Bak CRF ices v 1956, moria! fant s Rand neth Funer was i Mr a and I Cresv Cn am Kirk« a.m. servii schot ship Kern WOTS diati lows tice 7:30 Dav sch< ship ice, pm witl nee
