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WOLFARD'S YOUR TRIENOL Y TOOD STURE PHONE COTTAGE GROVE Mothers Discuss Projects for Club London 4-H Mothers Club Completes 55th Quilt By Mrs. Esther Hinkle Phone 12V4J4 LONDON London 4-H Moth ers club members have just fin ished making their 55th quilt They sell the quilts to raise money for worthy causes or give them to needy persons. On February 5 members cele- brated the club's Itith birthday with a turkey dinner. Fourteen members were present, including two charter members. Mrs. I>*on Morton and Mi's. Glen Banton. Following dinner new o were elected. Mrs. Henry was voted president, Mrs. Julian Small vice president and Mrs. El vis Kelley secretary Improvements were made in the clubhous«* Friday, making better voting facilities. Recently mem bers had purchased plyboard for the improvements. The London 4-H Mothers club was organized January 29. 1941 At first members started crafts and studied the different projects included in the 4-H clubs. In 1948 they commenced making the quilts. the homes of the members and then in the old Woodard cookhouse They met for awhile in the old Black Butte school house and the Calapooya hotel. In 1944 mem bers purchased the London club house, which was later sold to Dean Martin and is now used for London Grange meetings. Woodard do nated a building to the club and A. L. Woodard moved it for them, locating it on the Leon Morton property. This is their present meeting house and it also is used for voting and other community activities. London 4-H Mothers club start ed the hot lunch program at Ixm- don school; at first, members took turns cooking at the school. For a number of years they canned fruit and vegetables for the lunch- Bhone 88F5 THORNTON CORNERS Mrs. Steve Augard recently attended a dealers’ convention in Medtoid. While in that city, she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chap man, former residents of this com munity. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Green were guests over the past weekend in McMinnville at the home of cou sins. Mr. and Mi's. Jerry Sherwood and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gard ner. Miss Jo Anne Premazzi of Oak land visited at the home of her By Mrs. Harr» Ca»tl«> Blume D6«JS MOSBY CREEK The Blue Mt meeting oi the grou|: at the lunch room. J Ward anti Mrs. Jim Fox served refreshments. Elwood Seward of North Bend visited his uncle, Harry Castle, Sunday evening. The Blue Mt. school board mem bers put up a new steel flag pole Sunday at the school house. Mr and Mi's. Don Shogren and children went to Portland over mazzi, Thursday. the weekend and visited her sis Mr and Mi's. Earl Davis were ter, Miss Edith Cooper. Mrs Sunday visitors m and Mrs Rawnond Powsrs brother and sister-in-law. • Hay loiters square attended Mrs. Jeff Rippy, at Crow Roseburg Saturday dance Mrs. Gus Nowak attended a night. birthday party in Cottage Grove Mrs. Arnold Duerst and Mrs. Thursday for Mrs. Stella Miller Steve Kavitz spent February 13 THIS WEDDING KING QUILT was the 55th quilt which women given by Mi's. Ernest Engle and with Mrs. Lucy Robbins of Cot of London 4-H Mothers chib have quilted since 1M8. The club Mrs. Albert Tonole. Games were tage Grove in honor of her birth played and refreshments were day anniversary. Mrs. Robbins is recently observed its 16th birthday at a turkey dinner. Present served. inemlM-rs. from back to front of picture, left, are Mrs. Roy Ewing, Mrs Duerst’s mother and grand Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon visited the mother of Mrs. Kavitz. Springfield Rebekah kxige Monday Mrs. Robert Ewing of Fortuna evening. Calif., visited Mr. and Mi's. William Adamson mother, Mi's Ereil Mills, Mr». Frank Glüsinger, M were guests over the weekend at Ewing is taking treatments for the home of their son-in-law and her back at a Eugene hospital Mrs. Glen Banton <» «harter meniber) daughter. every day Wiltsey, at Blue River. Goldie Lancaster, who attend: days Mrs. Catherine Dunham and school at son, Donnie, returned last week vacation with her father Albert to her home in Riverside, Calif., Lancaster. following an extended visit here Cabins Broken Into Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peterson with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. went to the coast one day last Steve Augard. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole are week to see about their cabin, as the funeral of Claude Sheets. By Mrs. Charles Denzer spending a couple of weeks in it and several others near Flo Mrs. Eva Conklin of Creswell Phone 68425 rence had been broken into. a weekend visitor of her par their trailer house at Lakeside. annual Blue was Mrs. Ada Jennings of Harris Carl Simpson of Ashland visited ents, Mr. and Mrs. BeiTnie Stew over the weekend at the home of burg, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Wright and Gold banquet of the Cub art. his sister. Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon. and children and Mr. and Mrs 1. Row Scouts will be held at A fire entirely destroyed a house Mosby of Childs and two boys of Eugene and Mrs, River Community hall February owned by Dell Crawford and bed Eugene were guests Sunday eve were callers Sunday afternoon at 28 at 6 p m. There will be a pot ding and clothing belonging to ning of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fish the Oiren Land home. Mrs. Viola Waterman, Mrs luck dinner and each family is the Dan Crawford family last er, in observance of the birthday asked to take its own t able serv- week. The Crawfords were pre anniversary Rose Belieu and Mrs. Ella Car ice. All Cub Scouts and their fam paring to move into the house. Otto Gerhig of lyle of Myrtle Point and Mrs. Lil A committee of women com- Havre, Mont., the mother of Otto lie Harris of Coos Bay visited a ilies are invited to attend. Darrel Garoutte, Sunshine circle meeting, which posed of Mmes, Gerhig, Mrs. Walter Gerhig of Sel- few days with their sister and Club members kept busy dur verton and a sister, Mrs. Jim Bon- brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Char ing the war with Red Cross sew was to have been Wednesday, Feb ing. They have made many scrap ruary 20, was postponed until the Vaughn and Carl Shoberg met nichsen of Doren a were visitors lie Peterson, last week and at tended the funeral of A. L. Wood books for children's hospitals lie- following Wednesday, February Friday afternoon at the home of of Mrs. Gus Nowak Friday. Wheeler ard. and Mrs sides working on other projects. 27, to permit’members to attend Mrs. Darrel Garoutte to discuss the Boy Scout benefit scheduled were at Creswell Friday after Those enjoying a birthday din for next month. noon making some repairs in their ner in honor of Mrs Vern Black and Mrs Martin Black at the More chicken pox victims are house there. home of Mrs. Ardella Black Sun Pat and leo Hart. day were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Black Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Moore of'Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Moore Black of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs spent the weekend in Eugene vis Iz‘o Hawkins of Bend. Mr. and iting Mrs. C. E. White, a daughter Mrs. Mai-vin Boyer of Springfield, Bv Mrs. Walter N. Dowens of the Albert Moores. and Mrs. Francis Crane and two Phone IDUK.3X Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson and MOUNT VIEW Vernon Harris girls of Walden. sons Tim and Kenneth, of Mar- Mr. and Mrs. IVrral Mosby and cola visited the Charles Thorn of Juno. Alaska, visited from Sat urday until Tuesday at the Roy family and Jerry Powers went to family Sunday. Bill” Hawkins, your Telephone Manager for Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Don Bishop of Ulmer home. He is a half brother Klamath Falls over the weekend Creswell visited the Lewis Smith of Ulmer, Tuesday the Ulmers and visited at the Millard Mosby took him to Corvallis where he home. They brought Mrs. Mary family Saturday evening. visited his home before returning Mosby, who had visited there tor School Club Meeting several weeks, home. They also Dorena School club meeting to Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Al Cox and Mrs stopped at Central Point and vis was held February 11. Discussions were held concerning the national Emma Tisher of Springfield were ited George Mosby on their way critical shortage of schools and Wednesday visitors at the home home. Recent callers at the Cliff Le- consolidation of schools. A group of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulmer. Dowens bow’ home were Jimmy Elliott of and Mrs of 36 people gave a square dance Kermit wrte Sunday guests at the Emery for the club members. dr. and It was decided to hold a volley Dailey home and attended the Kivett of Eugene and Cottage ball tournament and serve re high school band concert in the Mrs. Ernest Letxvw o Grove. freshments at a later date for a afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Layng and Boy Scout benefit. The library committee turned Walda ^ane and Mrs. George over 22 more books for the school Layng attended the wedding of Miss Darla Hogate and Jim Chil library. Almost 20 million Heart Fund Mr. and Mi*. Joe Wicks of ders Sunday. dollars have been channeled into afternoon Thurston were Sunday the past nine Your contribution to the Heart callers on their cousin, Mrs. Ava- American Heart years Fund helps support your commun nelle Wicks. 57 affiliates and hund Mrs. Lily D«x>little returned to ity’s fight against the heart dis Assn., her home' in Cottage Grove ac eases, the leading health problem reds of chapters. Help your Heart Fund help your heart. ________ companied bv Mrs. Wanda Cart here and throughout the nation. wright. who will remain with her for some time. Mrs. Doolittle had been visiting with her sister-in- law. Mrs. James Spahr. The Dorena men and women’s volleyball teams played Disston and teams at Disston gym Friday eve ning. Both Dorena teams lost two games and won one game each. Mrs. Lee Thomason and Mrs. Wayne Vaughn drove to EugerfT1 to visit Mrs. Thelma Wicks, who is still confined in a Eugene hos pital Mrs. Wicks is steadily im If a machine answers, don't be surprised—and don t «hang proving. up. What you hear is an Automatic Answering Set. It could Guests of Mrs. Hattie Spahr over the weekend were Mrs. Mau happen when you call a business man at lunch time. Or a rice Estabrook of Eugene, Roy doctor after office hours. These remarkable machines give BROWN Achey of Creswell, Mr. and Mrs. callers a recorded greeting, take a recorded message. They re Edward Estabrook of Eugene and being used more and more in offices these days. And in homes, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bush of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Bush too By guarding against''lost” calls, they make your telephone are leaving shortly to make their service more useful than ever... worth more to you. home in Southern California. At the next meeting a cake walk will be held to raise money for the club. The serving com One of the most useful ways mittee for the next meeting will to use your telephone is for be the John Waites, Avanelle Wicks and Wayne Vaughns. shopping. Especially when Mr and Mrs. Bob Owen and vnu’rr cruided fhp Vptlnw family accompanied bv Bobs sis Pages of your telephone book. ter, Mary Potter, of Eugene spent At a loss for gift or decorating the weekend visiting a brother, Don Owen, at Jacksonville and ideas? Try browsing through another brother, Lynn at Grants the Yellow Pages. See if you Pass. Also present at the family don’t come up with an answer. gathering in Grants Pass were Have a definite service or item Mrs Lily Owen of Long Beach, Calif., mother of Mr. Owen, a in mind? Page headings—in and Mrs brother and wife. easy alphabetical order—will Dale Owen. of Winchester Bay, lead you right to it. Remember, and a sister, Ruth Litwiller, of whatever you need, you'll find Grants Pass. Annual Blue and Gold Banquet Slated For February 28 at Row River Hall WHATS DOING Alaskan Resident Visits at Ulmers cane sugar the pure cane sugar from Hawaii/ COMPLETE TUNE-UP —SHOP YOUR FRIENDLY WOLFARD'S MARKET FOR YOUR FOOD NEEDS_ FINE QUALITY, LARGE ASSORTMENT, COMPETITIVE PRICES Chase & Sanborn Curru “ ' BEANS ALUMINUM FOIL STANDBY CATSUP TUNA can Light house tins APRICOTS Crisp, green Celery Carrots Fancy cello pack and GREEN ONIONS, Radishes crisp and crunchy size Navels, doz Oranges Med. Pheasant Brand. Halves, Unpeeled No. 2' • Tins. TOMATO SOUP Campbell’s — Regular FINER MILK Tanc^ BONED CHICKEN Pint Jars — Only BLUEBERRY SYRUP jar HYDROX COOKIES Sunshine—12-oz in th« Guard TOWING SERVICE ANYWHERE Join Your Local Unit «I th« NATIONAL GUARD America 1 Citizen Soldier» 234 South 10th Phone 158-li bunch 35-lb. box cans Swansdown FLUFFO Golden Shortening KELLY'S MARKET The Best in Meats YES Nebergall Ham— Saturday at 6:00 P.M. Be sure to register, No purchase necessary. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS The NEBERGALL'S And if it’s convenience you d like in your home, additional phones in the rooms where you live a lot are the answer. Just think, with another phone in the kitchen and the bed room you'd be within a step or two of answering any time the phone rings. And for all those steps saved day after day, each additional phone in your home costs you only $1 25 a month after ene initial charge They're available in eight new decorator colors, Loo. Pacific Telephone. pkgs our it fast in the Yellow Pages. Drive in our shop for a mid-winter check-up and service. It's doubly important to keep your car in condition dur ing th«* cold winter months for normal service and our shop is equipped to give you that service. bunch SMOKED PICNICS SHOULDER PORK STEAKS SLICED BACON From Young Pork Swift's Sweet Rasher
