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Banquet Honors
Catholic A ltar Society Installs
1962 Newlyweds
Of ficers in Monday Evening Rite Newlyweds of 1962 were enter
New officers of the Catholic A l
tar Society were installed Mon
day evening at
the Catholic
school with Mrs. Gerald Flenni-
ken, past president, as installing
officer.
Installed were
Mrs.
Clara
Whitted, president: Mrs. Barney
Moeller, past president;
Mrs.
Kermit Lighter, vice president;
M rs. M L. Faughender, secretary
and Mrs. Fred Langston, Sr.,
treasurer.
Mrs. Moeller expressed her ap
preciation to committee members
who assisted her during the past
year. Mrs. Whitted outlined her
program and read her list of
committees for this year. Also
discussed was a series of bridge
parties the society plans to hold
early in the spring.
Named to committees
were
Mrs. Lighter, publicity;
Mrs.
Karl Kimmel, telephone; Miss
Marie Butler, flower decoration;
Mra
Faufhender,
hospitality:
Mrs. Mike O’Brien, receptions;
Mrs. Flenniken,
altar
linens:
Mrs. Robert Cornwell, church
cleanup; Mrs. Ernest Engle, pro
gram. and Mrs. Geneva Downing
refreshments.
There w ill be a ‘Pay your dues’
coffee hour at the home of Mrs.
William Bartels, 704 Whitaker
Ave., from 10 a m. to 12 noon.
Wednesday, January 23.
“ Twelveth Night of Christmas”
was the theme of the program
and decorations for refreshments
which were served by Mrs. Corn-
well and Mrs. Whitted. They were
assisted by Mrs. Thomas Rentz
anti Mrs. Eva Miller.
Georgia Stockdale, Fred Fiet Fake
Marriage Fozvs at E D S Church
Poinsettias and candelabra de
corated the Church
of
Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints Dec.
21 for the marriage of Miss Geor
gia Stockdale and Fred Kenneth
Fiet, both of Cottage Grove. Jack
Spady, bishop of the church, of
ficiated at the evening ceremony.
Miss Stockdale wore a white
brocaded suit and short white
veil attached to a circle of white
fur. She carried red and white
carnations on a white Bible with
baby breath caught in the ends
of the streamers which fell from
her bouquet.
Miss Judy Clark of Eugene and
Wayne Stockdale, brother of the
bride, attended he couple. Miss
Clark was attired in a
light
green suit and her flowers were
white carnations.
Mrs. Lan Stewart played the
wedding march before the cere
mony and " I Love Thee” during
the service.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride’s father and
step mother. Mr. and Mrs. George
Stockdale, on Lorane route. Mrs.
Stockdale cut the wedding cake
and Mrs. l^eroy Parker of Eu-
Gala New Year's
Eve Celebration
' II ones of guests attending
Boots and Sandals square dance
club raneed from Ukiah, Calif.,
to In lependence, Oregon at the
New Year’s dance and
party
Dale Baker represented Old 1982
wearing a long white robe and
carrying a scythe and Fuzz Nos-
saman ri ling in a baby carriage
and smoking a cigar represented
New 1963
Following the dance an after
party was held with a breakfast
served at 2 a m and guests com
ing from all over the state plus
one from California
Attending the Daisy Chainers
dance at Crow were Messrs and
Mmcs. Bernie Ryan, Ray Parks,
Rill Miller. Curley Kinney, Frank
Guisinger, C h a r l e s Edwards,
Buck Hubbard, Jim Clark. Glenn
Westfall, Jim Cyphert and Clar
ence Sexton
The regular dance will be held
at 8:30 pm Saturday evening
following the beginners' lesson at
7 p m Mr. and Mrs Jim Cyphert
are callers. Refreshments will be
served.
A workshop will be held Tues
day evening at 7 30 p m. at the
Boots and Sandals barn with re
freshments following.
gene poured punch. Miss Clark
assisted the bride in opening
gifts.
For the wedding trip to the Ore
gon coast the bride wore a brown
two-piece suit and beige accesso
ries. They are now at home in
Roseburg.
The new Mrs. Fiet was gradu
ated in June from Cottage Grove
high school and attended Univer
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE
sity Business college in Eugene.
Circle 4 of the
Presbyterian
Mr. Fiet, who is a son of Mr. church will meet at 8 p m. Mon
and Mrs John Fiet of Willamina, day at the home of Mrs. Earl
was employed in the woods here. Ballew
IOOF Orders Plan
Officers Installation
Several IOOF orders are instal
ling new officers at the IOOF hall
this week. Included are Coast
Fork Encampment and Ladies
Auxiliary; Canton Hovey and La
dies Auxiliary, Patriarchs M ili
tant, and Independent Orner of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Coast Fork Encampment and
LEA will hold a joint installation
of officers immediately after a
short meeting at 8 p in. Thurs
day evening. Installing officers
will be Mr. and Mrs T L. Fred
erickson, district deputy grand
patriarch and district
deputy
grand matriarch. Their installing
team will include Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Draper, grand junior
wardens, and other members of
Wimawhala Encampment No. 6
and LEA.
Encampment officers to be in
stalled are Jack Godard, grand
patriarch; Roy Miller, high priest
Robert Bush, senior warden; Bert
Hatch, scribe; Tony Tonole, as
treasurer, and Eldon Grable as
junior warden.
Officers of the LEA to be seat
ed are Mrs Curtis Hansen, grand
matriarch; Mrs Manuel Thrush,
high priestess; Mrs Robert Bush,
senior warden; Mrs. Bert Hatch,
scribe, Mrs T L. Frederickson,
treasurer and Mrs. Glenn Van
Antwerp, junior warden.
Coast Fork members are asked
to take sandwiches and cookies
for refreshments.
Canton
Hovey,
LAPM
Canton Hovey and LAPM w ill
meet at 8 pm . Friday for a
short business session and then
will install officers jointly. Ro
her, St Elmo of Gates, past de
partment commander, w ill be in
stalling officer for the Canton
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Installing officer for the LAPM
is lad y Gladys Hatch, junior
past president whose installing
team is composed of Lady Gar
net Draper, of Eugene, adjutant;
Lady Gladys Frederickson, aide;
Lady Lillian Mecum of Eugene,
Five members of the local Sea chaplain, and Lady Ixiretta Saf
Explorer Scouts, Ship No 111, ley. sentry.
The Canton will install
Roy
toured the nuclear powered mer
chant ship, N S Savannah, in Miller, captain; Verlin Birdsong,
Portland Sunday They were ac of Creswell, lieutenant; R P
companied by First Mate Howard Stolsig of Eugene, ensign, and
Langston who was in charge of Charles Minturn of Eugene, clerk
and accountant
the trip.
Tile group left Cottage Grove
Assuming posts for the LAPM
early in the morning and spent will be Mrs Charles Minturn
one and a half hours waiting in a president; Mrs. Verlin Birdsong,
long line of spectators wishing vice president; Mrs Bert Hatch
to board the Savannah. At the secretary and Mrs. Rodney Saf-
end of the half-hour
tour
all ley, treasurer.
Refreshments will be potluck
agreed that the cold wait was
w-orth while according to First
• OOF, REBEKAHS
Mate Iuingston.
On Saturday the Odd Fellows
Making to tour were Steve and Rebekahs will install o ffi
Langston. Dan McGregor, Tom cers in a joint ceremony at 7:30
Macready. Larry Majors, Mike P m Installing officers for the
Norris and the First Mate.
two lodges will be A. T Tonole,
deputy grand master, and Mrs
Robert Bush, past noble grand
American Legion Groups Assisting
them will be Mr. and
Set Monday Meeting
Mrs Rodney Safley, marshals,
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Hansen.
American Legion and Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary of Calvin
Funk Post w ill hold their month
ly meetings at 7:30 p m. Mon
day, January 14. at the American
Legion hall. A movie w ill be
shown after the meeting and re
On
freshments w ill be served,
On January 2 the Auxiliary held
a work day at which tune they
made cancer dressings. They also
sponsored the Blood mobile on the
same day.
Explorer Scouts
Tour Savannah
Free Estimates
Electrical Work
NOW W ILL M E E T
Neighbors of
Woodcraft w ill
meet Tuesday, January 15 in
the American Legion 1M1.
tained at a banquet Saturday
evening by the Ambassadors
class of the Church of Christ at
Sixth a n d Gibbs Avenue. The
banquet took place in the Fellow
ship room of the church which
was decorated with wedding bells
and baskets of roses which had
been used the night before for
the wedding of Mrs. Susie Dunna-
vin Berard and Ernest Polsfuss.
James Hemenway was master
of ceremonies; Miss JoAnne A l
bertson was in charge of the pro
gram and Mr. and Mrs. Max
Ross were social chairmen.
The program
opened with
prayer by Ronald Gibson; poems
were presented by Paul Patten.
"A ny Husband or Wife,” and
Miss Albertson, “ Towser Shall
Be Tied Tonight"; Mrs. Ronald
Gibson sang “ Always” and Mrs.
Tom Banton sang "No Greater
Ix>ve,” accompanied by Miss A l
bertson Keneth Harper, minister
of the Church of Christ as E l
mira, brought t h e message,
“ Your Future Security.”
Mrs. Ray Thies, Mrs. Oliver
Cochell and Mrs. Delbert Owens
prepared the meal which was
served by girls of the church
Couples honored were Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Gibson, Mr. and
Mrs. James Tobin and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Mitchell.
Teachers of the class are Mr.
and Mrs. James Hemenway who
are assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Cochell.
Roberts & Drury
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wardens; Mrs. Bert Hatch and
Jack Godard, secretaries; Mrs.
Kenneth Denker and Hugh Trun
nell. treasurers; Mrs. John Walk
er and A1 Thomas, chaplains, and
Mrs. Hugh Trunnell. musician.
IOOF officers to be installed
are Robert Bush, noble grand;
Edward Dalebout, vice grand;
Bert Hatch, secretary, and A. T.
Tonole, treasurer.
Rebekah officers to be seated
are Mrs C. V. Newton, noble
grand; Mrs. Charles Honer, vice
grand; Mrs. Manuel Thrush, sec
retary; Mrs Jess Bonnichsen,
financial secretary; and
Mrs.
Hilda Vermilyer, treasurer.
All the installation ceremonies
are open to the public.
Lodges Participate
In Installation
Several members of Coast Fork
Encampment and
Ladies
En
campment Auxiliary assisted in
installation of
Wimawhala En
campment and LEA at Spring-
field Saturday evening.
Installing officers were Fred
Haase of Eugene, district deputy
grand patriarch, and Mrs. Fran
ces Smith, also of Eugene, dist
rict deputy grand matriarch.
Assisting them from the local
lodges were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Safley, deputy junior wardens;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sessions,
deputy high priest and priestess;
Mr. and Mrs T. L Frederickson
deputy senior wardens; Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Hatch, deputy grand
scribes, and Mrs Manuel Thrush
and A T Tonole, deputy grand
treasurers.
Accompanying them
to
the
meeting were Mrs. Tonole and
Mrs. Robert Bush
D IS T k iC T 3 M E E T IN G
District 3, American
Legion
and Auxiliary, w ill hold their
monthly meeting at the Am eri
can Ix'gion hall in Cottage Grove
Sunday, January 20 A potluck
dinner w ill be served at 1 p m.
with the post furnishing the meat
bread and coffee The meeting
w ill follow the dinner Officers
are urging all members to at
tend this meeting
Eastern Star Honors 5ft- ) ear
11 Iembers at I hnrsda v Meeting
Install O fficers
Installation of officers and ini
tiation of Mrs Tony lxtjeski and
Mrs William (.'arson was held by
Rosal Neighbors of America on
Tuesday evening with Mrs W illi
am Bartels, oracle, presiding.
Mrs. Max Bird as installing of
ficer and Mrs June Bench as
ceremonial marshal
were
in
charge New officers for 1963 are
Mrs Harley Gates, oracle; Mrs.
William Bartels.
past oracle;
Mrs Jack Henderer, vice oracle;
Mrs Fred Anderson, chancellor;
Mrs O W Blackmore, recorder
and Mrs Max Bird, receiver.
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Mn
Edward
Radke,
marshal; Mrs H airy Tennis, in
side sentinel; Mrs. Nona Kelly,
outside sentinel; Mrs. Oval Pow
ell. manager for one year: Mrs.
Martin Foster, manager for two
years and Mrs. Nels DeYoung,
manager for three years. Mrs.
Hilda Vermilyer was installed as
musician; Mrs Berniece Matth
ews. Faith; Mrs Martin Foster,
courage; Mrs. Ruth Gordineer,
modesty; Mrs. Fred Langston,
Sr., unselfishness; Mrs. Powell,
en d u ran ce
Mn
Ed feich . flag
bearer; and Mrs. DeYoung, cap-
■
Mrs. Bartels was presented a
gift in appreciation of her work
as oracle for the past two years.
Refreshments were served by
Mn
H arlev G ates and Mrs
C
C. Collier.
M ary’s Chapter No. 9 of Corval
lis; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shields
Mrs. Frances Grout. Mrs. Billie
Courtwright and
Mrs.
Ethel
Brownrigg, all of Cascade chap
ter No. 155 of Springfield.
Mrs. Ray Nelson, chairman of
M cLaughlin, M is
K ail
Mills,
both past matrons, Mrs. Claude the scholarship endowment com
Cruson and Worth Harvey of mittee of the grand chapter of
Eugene. Mr. Harvey is past grand Oregon, and Mr. Wright, member
master of Masons in Oregon, past of the home endowment commit
patron of Cottage Grove chapter. tee of the grand chapter, were in
()ES. and h o ld ' the honor of be troduced and escorted to the East
ing granddad of Rainbow for to sit with the honored 50-year
members.
Girls.
Following the meeting refresh
The chapter room was decorat
ed by Mrs. Marvin Ponton who ments were served in the dining
carried out the theme of 56 gold room by Mrs. Percy Malcolm,
en years and the greetings of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ponton,
Happy New Year ushering in the Mrs. Charles Hall and Horace
Cochran.
first meeting of the year.
Masonic night w ill be observed
Miss Diedra Olson, student at
Cottage Grove high school, enter at the next meeting, Thursday,
tained the group with three num January 17. All members are in
bers on her accordion. “ When vited to attend.
You're
Smiling,”
“ Twilight
Tim e’’ and “ Avalon” . Mrs. Law
rence Porter led chapter mem
bers in singing “ When You Wore
a Tulip,” “ Peggy O'Neill” and
“ Goodnight Sweetheart.” It was
noted that “ Peggy O'Neill” was
Latham Boy Scout Troop No.
written 56 years ago.
360 held a court of honor Janu-
Mrs. Ruth Bradford, worthy ary 3 at Latham school with Russ
matron, and Wallace Roberson, Martindale presiding. He was as
worthy patron, welcomed Mr. and sisted by Vernon Arne and other
Mrs. R Irvine Wright of Euclid members of the troop.
chapter No. 76 of Jefferson; Mr.
Merit badge awards were pre
and Mrs, W. M. Craig of St. sented to Ed Maltsberger, fish
ing; Byron Maltsberger, personal
fitness; Carl Yates,
dairying;
Russ Martindale, farm arrange
ment and beef production; Den
nis Martindale, gardening, wild
life management and basketry;
Tommy Davis, coin collecting,
home repairs, scholarship, fish
ing, first aid and citizenship in
the home.
Eric Emge received a second
class award. W. W. Martindale
is Scoutmaster of the troop.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by the mothers of
the scouts.
Fifty-year members of Cottage
Grove chapter No. 4, Order of
Eastern Star, were honored at a
meeting last Thursday evening
at the Masonic Temple.
Those honored were Mrs. L. J.
Court of Honor
Held at Latham
IFYE W ill Accept
Invitations to Speak
DR. VICTOR ALESSANDRO
Fifth and sixth graders of Cot
tage Grove w ill have an oppor
tunity to hear the San Antonio
Symphony Orchestra next Thurs
day 15, at 10:30 a m. at McArthur
Court in Eugene, when the organ
ization w ill play a special chil
dren’s program. This is made
possible through the courtesy of
the Civic
Music Association
which arranged the extra con
cert.
At 8 p.m. in McArthur Court
the group, under the direction of
Dr. Victor Allesandro, wil pre
sent its concert on the regular
CMA series. At this time, David
Bar-illan. brilliant young Israeli
pianist, w i l l be presented as
guest artist. Bar-illan has made
i
many east coast appearances and
has played with the New York
Philharmonic, but is making his
first extensive tour with an or
chestra. T h e Texas group has
been rated by Newsweek Maga
zine as one of the top ten orches
tras in the country and is making
its first western tour.
The special children's program
has been arranged for only fifth
and sixth graders in the Eugene,
Springfield
and
surrounding
schools, and there w i l l not be
room for others to attend this
performance in the morning. The
evening concert is for CMA mem
bers only and no single admis
sions w ill be sold.
Lane County groups can bright
en their January programs with
the real-life adventure story of a
21-year old Oregon State Univer
sity co-ed who spent six months
as an IFYE in Luxembourg.
Reata Macy Young who return
ed in late November from her in
ternational goodwill tour sponsor
ed by the Oregon Bankers assoc
iation will visit in Lane County
Jan. 21-23 and w ill accept invi
tations to speak and show color
ed slides. Requests for her ap
pearance should be made to Mrs.
Joy Snodgrass, Lane extension
agent in 4-H Club work, at DI 2-
1311, Ext. 201.
As an International Farm Youth
Exchange delegate. Reata lived
with six Luxembourg families _
three weeks each. She shared the
fam ily work and social life; be
came conversant
in Belgian,
Training Meetings
French, German and Spanish;
For 4-H Leaders
baked lemon meringue pie and
You’d like to lead a 4-H club cinnamon rolls by popular re
in cooking or sewing if you were quest; learned to ride English
just a bit more confident about style ( “ bareback with stirrups,”
the 4 H project material? Then she calls it) and to jump a horse.
Reata was chosen as an IFYE
these are the training sessions
on the basis of her maturity, in
you've wanted
Mrs. Joy Snodgrass, Lane ex terest in people, fa m iliarity with
life, and a willingness to
tension agent in 4-H Club work, farm
share her experience with other
reports that a series of training Oregonians.
meetings are scheduled in Janu
Any young person between the
ary and February for “ would-be
4-H club leaders, new leaders,
and leaders who'd like a re
fresher course.” She’ll review the Warren Edwards Heads
project material, demonstrate C. G. Historical Society
techniques, and show the com
pleted articles. She’ll also dis
Warren Edwards was elected
cuss the organization and devel president of the Pioneer H istori
opment of 4-H clubs.
cal Society at a meeting last
All training sessions w ill be in Wednesday. He succeeds Mrs.
the Lane Extension Service dem Annabel Meacham.
onstration office. Room. 160,
Other officers named include
Courthouse. The foods meetings Frank McFarland, reelected vice
w ill be from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.; president: Mrs. Tony Lojeski, re
the clothing meetings, 10 a m. elected treasurer,
and
Mrs.
until 12 noon. Dates of the meet !■ rank McFarland, secretary.
ings are, as follows: Clothing I,
Board of directors include Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sto Tuesday, January 15; Clothing II,
vall announce the engagement of Thursday, January 31; Foods, 1, McFarland, Mrs. Lojeski and
Mrs. Meacham.
their daughter, Connie Lynn, to
Tuesday. January 29; and Foods
Fredric R Farrow, son of Mrs. II, February 5.
Charles Swenson and Richard
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Farrow, all of Cottage Grove. No
wedding date has been set.
Residents Attend Legion
Both young people were gradu
Meeting
in Seattle
ated from Cottage Grove high
school with the class of 1962 Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall
Stovall is attending Eugene Beau Sr. and Mr and Mrs. Reazen
Longfellow attended an Am eri
ty College and Mr. Farrow is can Legion meeting in Seattle.
currently employed at Rilco.
Wash. January 5 when National
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Commander James E. Powers
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was present to conduct a mem
bership conference.
En route home the two couples
Entertains Friends
toured the nuclear powered ship
Miss Vicki Malcolm entertained the Savannah at Portland.
with a party at her home on Har
vey Road on New Year’s Eve
MT. VIEW TPA
when her guests were Miss Kay
Mt. View Teacher-Parent As
Heath of Lynx Hollow, Miss Jan- sociation w ill meet at the school
elle Cluff Stone of Delight Val at 7:45 p m . Thursday (tonight).
ley, Leland Thiede, B ill Brews Mothers of fifth and sixth grade
ter, and Gene Scott.
students will serve
ZULEIM A
NILE
CLUB
Cottage Grove Zuleima
Nile
club w ill meet at 8 p.m. Wednes
day, January 16 at the home of
Mrs. Leo Rickard. Co-hostesses
w ill be Mrs. Larry Levens and
Mrs. Ray Denham. Refreshments
w ill be served.
JO IN THE CROW DS
Couple Betrothed
REATA MACY YOUNG
ages of 26 and 36, single, with a
background of rural life, and ex
perience in 4 H Club work or si
m ilar youth group is eligible to
become a candidate as an IFYE
Hear
George Knowles
Friday, 7 :1 5 p.m.
PAST MATRONS TO M E E T
//
Past Matrons club w ill meet
at 1.36 p.m. Monday, January
14 with Mrs. Percy Malcolm ou
Harvey Road.
The Temple
of Truth
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JULIANA GARDEN CLUB
— PLUS—
Juliana Garden club will meet
at 1:15 p.m Tuesday. January
15, at the home of Mrs. Frank
McHugill in
Gowdyville. Mrs.
Russell Woolcott w ill present a
lesson on house plants.
Beautiful Banff
in Living Color!
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meals, still eat the foods you like,
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Vacationi'me ..anytime. Wmd
and Weather Cream or Lotion
is your best buy. Especially
now when it s at half price.
Lotion in 12-ounce unbreak«
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Regularly $2 00. NOW $1.00
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Hand Cream in 8-ounce jar
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