The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, May 01, 1941, Page 9, Image 9

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    THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1911
THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
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Wicks Service Station To Hold Grand Opening May 3
Mosby Creek
Mr. and Mm. H arry Caatli* of
Blue Ml. nrrumpnnlcri Mr. and
Mm. Lanier Urn rick of Cottage
Grove to the couHt Sunday.
Mr. und Mm. John Murray und
daughter of Culver City, Califor­
nia, vlalled laat week at the Slg
Neliion home at Blue Mountuin.
The Unit club received their
certificate of achievement for
meeting ull the utandard require­
ment* of auch a dub.
Theme unending the Kprlng fes­
tival celebration of ull the home
dornonntrntlon cluha in Eugene
were Mmea. Butte Mooney, Arn­
old Duerat, Hazel Morrla, Ada
Overton. Don Ream. Mm. Hazel
Morris modeled her dress she had
made at dress making school.
The Blue Mt. school Ixill team
played a game Thursday with the
Mt. View school. The score was
I9-2fi in favor of Mt. View.
Mm l>oe Pilcher won quite ak-k
last week with neuralgia in her
teeth.
Congratulations
Delight Valley
Dean Juckson, student nt OSC.
s|N*nt the week end at the home
of lus parents. Mr. and Mm. (Incur
Juckson,
Mr. und Mrs. Clair Hogate and
children of Collage Qrove were
Sunday dinner guests nt the Dave
Hite home.
Mr. und Mm. Ernest Seam and
Mr. und Mrs. Lee Nixon visited
Sunday ut the Bud Vaughn home
in Alvadore.
Ruth Childera, lone Dunlevy,
Jim Corliss and Bill Morse, eighth
graders, were the guests of their
teacher, Mm. Faye Van Sclioiack,
ut u theater jairiy in Eugene Sat­
urday.
Nat«- Joll of Eugene spent the
week end at the home of his broth­
er, Jack Joll.
Mm. Oscar Flaten and Mm.
Decker transported the s c h o o l
children to the music festival in
Eugene Friday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Lawrence Brown home were Mm.
Komtjens ami son and daughter
of Saginaw und Esther Hansen.
Mr. und Mrs. 11. Shattuck of
Cottage Grove visited Sunday af-
ternoon at the Rudolf Hansen
home.
To The
Wicks Service Station
on the completion and opening of
a new and modern station.
We supplied part of the building
materials.
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Phone 60
Building Materials of All Kinds
Fresh hanana ice cream T ry it.
it's different.
At Gustafson's,
of course.
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Another new and modern ser­
vice station on the Pacific high
way will be formally opened to the
public Saturday. May 3rd, when
Alvls Wicks holds a grand open­
ing at his new station at 6th
street and tlie new Pacific high
way. The* station, constructed near
the Wick* residence-, represents an
inves t m e n t of approximately
W.OOO and contains all modern
equipment and convenience» which
are deinunded by the- motorists of
today. Construction on the build­
ing was started the first of the
year ami the finishing touches
added only recently when work­
men completed the- puinting and
decorations. The new station is
finished in the colors of the Asso­
ciated Oil Co., red, creum and
green.
In nddition to the services of­
fered by the usual service station
Dale Owens, mechaiac, will lx- as­
sociated with M r Wicks in th<
service department and will offer
expert repair service on any make
of car. Mr. Wicks will continue to
sell and service the Studi-haker
car. Auto accessories featured will
include Firestone. Fisk and Good­
rich tires and tub«-« and Willard
batteries. New and modem equip­
ment for the lubrication of cam
has been added and In addition to
th<- Aswx-iated products the sta­
tion will offer Veedol. Pennzoil,
Hyvls und Quaker State oils.
In the grand opening Saturday,
the visitors will be offered candy,
pop and will have opportunity to
participate in ten prizes.
Mr. Wicks, who operated a ser­
vice station on North 9th street
for ten yearn before moving to his
new location, extends a cordial
invitation to all to look over the
new station. Your visit does not
obligate you to buy.
Mr, and Mm. Albert Hull vis­
ited with "Grandma ’ Counts, a
former resident of the community
who is now confined in a con­
valescent home In Eugene.
W. T. Garoutte, Mrs. Emma
Kelly ami Clinton Garoutte spent
Sunday ut McKenzie Bridge vis­
iting at the h«ime of M r. and Mm.
Nelson Garoutte and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Tanduska
spent Satuiday in Eugene.
W ater has been struck in the
Latham school well at 23 feet. An
attempt to get water was made
before and a well 150 feet deep
was drilled without success.
Ilene Trunnell, who is attend­
ing O.S.C., spent the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mm. Hugh
Trunnell.
Eldon W alker anti Robert Thom­
as. accompanied by Don Thomas
of Noti, with several other motor
cyclist«, attended the motorcycle
climb in Portland Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. Frank Bridwell
and children and Audrey W alker
spent the week end at Reedsport
and (mints south.
T o T h e N ew W icks Service S tation
at 6th and New Pacific Highway
This Station Will Feature Flying A
Oil Products
M ILES W IC K S
Associated Oil Distributor
Best Wishes
Congratulations
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to Alvis Wicks and his new service
station, which is b e i n g formally
opened to the public May 3rd.
And Best Wishes to Alvis Wicks
on the grand opening of his new
service station.
Id M ou ntain Peaks
We furnished the plywood used
in the building.
We are happy to have had a part in
the new building and did the
electrical wiring.
OK SUPPLY CO.
L. C. G o d a rd
405 Main Street
Phones 156L-201
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Starlings were introduced Into the
New Hampshire.
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Cider, when first mads In Eng-
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Announcing
Grand Opening!!
Alvis Wicks
Service Station
Junction New Highway and 6th Street
Saturday, May 3rd
10 Valuable Prizes!! Candy!! Pop!!
Come In and look Over Our New Home Featuring:
A ssociated Products
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Fisk, Firestone, G oodrich T ires
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N ew R epair D epartm ent
With Dale Owens, Expert Mechanic.
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N ew M odern Equipm ent
FOR SERVICE
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Congratulations To The New
WICKS SERVICE STATION
which was recently finished at 6th and Pacific Highway
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W e A re Glad T o E xtend Best W ishes
We Are Happy to Extend
Public Is Invited to
View New Building
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and to the management on its decision to distribute
Firestone Tires.
F irestone A uto Supply and Service S tore
185 East 11th Street
Eugene, Oregon
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Congratulating
Congratulations
and S in cere Best W ishes
Alvis Wicks on the completion of a fine
new, modern service station, an
asset to Cottage Grove.
to Alvis Wicks on the completion
of a fine new service station.
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We did the cement work.
We did the sheet metal work on
the building
E U G E N E SIG N CO.
H ubbell B ro th e rs
C. E. R o b e rts
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Associated Painter
Oeinent and Roofing Contractors
516 South 3rd and Quincy
Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work
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