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S*S a™.. LONDON , I».. iw lhrir vW Kl„^ Fay Ewing and Roy Massant joyed some Oregon skiing. cn- Geer is sick with ton spent (pur years in the service to- Hi) LYNX HOLLOW Japs near Rite Mr. and Mi's I). Fox of Hak All Japanese rice la of the short- silitis. grinned type. It I. classified in ridge recently xi.sidsi with Mr Mrs Wilma Olds has liecn suf \ The convenient «topping place I Les Stimmcl is off his crutches inti Mrs. Kenneth Brown and Japan proper ns paddy and upland, feeing with a case of tonsilitis. The weather is still the most । now-, but not able JMHI... family. to work. or common inonglulinous) and glu for all kinds of fishing tackle and supplies. Little Sharyl Townsend has popular news, or at least the most I Donald Hardisty. who visited Utile Janey Matthews has been tinous Paddy rice is cultivated In paddy fields where it Is Irrigated talked about, with a repeat per- I*** aunt, Mrs. Lillian Stimmcl, at been ill with an attack of asthma, ill but is getting better. forinance of last week, snow fall- Blackbutte, recently was in a bad but Mr. is reported better. Mis W. N. Lamb, who has been throughout the growing period a n d Mrs. J. E. Ihinton mg New Year’s Eve, and a lusty Car accident al Boise, Idaho, moved • ery til the past two weeks with whereas upland rice la able to rm- plele its growth in the field without Iwautiful anowstorm New Years Christmas night amt had his left be fori' into their new house just the flu is son«' improved. Christmas. Day Threi« inches fell Saturday leg badly crushed and cut. At last Mrs. Orville Lamb has been ill irrigation, aa ia true of wheat. Kathryn Barkemeyer roturnod night bringing fun for the kids report his condition was satisfac- to Salem last Week after spending he past wi-ck with laryngitis and lu. tobogganing.^ snowballs. snowmen, | ,ary- the Christmas holiday with her cold feet and wet ’ ' mittens. School o|>ened Monday with al- " G,', s----- 7 I Mr nfl,i Mrs A> Fletcher and mother. — Gertrude Rarke- nost nil pupils present after a ihe white hills close in with I sons, accompanied Mrs. Fletcher 's meyer. Q*1 L1*1 whwalng. recurring gi. ntw over the val- reeks vacation during (lie Christ- . IacMa of Hronchial Asthma twin slw|» and tew towering'heights .U A Tte U------- — 11>ari'nU' Mr. and Mrs Tom Work- Mr and Mrs. Henrv Hess were eneriy »ithuul Iryina MKNDAOO. whleh nas ami New Years Imhdays <y. the dark trees hMvy with man and son. Wayne of Woodburn. Now Year's day callers of Mr. and verts thru Iha bkwHf to reach branchial m._. _ of _ new I(o to ^-ew Yeai s their fantastic manti« Many a |x*rson has luvn the un- Mrs. Elvis Kelly. Un Row River 14 Miles East tiickr |>'«U Thai *ll*«Mi«a clinging snow. uspecting victim of snow lialls rouatiln« IhHK <iay with Mrs (TethePs brother and aid, trwr krtklhina and briiar Ronnie Hunt came home on fur- - ----------- ------------------- 48 tfcnx Mr. ami Mrs. Vern Shortridge and _____ ,„, u •Iwa. o*< MKNDACo Hum druaaiat anti,, his week . The snow is as much family, Mr. and Mrs. G L entertaim d at a New Year's Day I Workman/’The ¿xirtv " went'' by kxigh from I he navy to spend New s eigth inches deep near the tael Ion ar mono bark gaaranlwd. Years with his mother, Mrs Wedding 'tiiiiiiimuiiiieiita nml Invitations The Sentinel. dinner for Mrs. Lassie Small. Mr. I auto nm. fountain to}» at present. auto by by way way of of S S Santiam Santiam. run and Mrs. Carl Slmall. Mrs. Minnie ning into snowy, icy roads and a Carolyn Hunt at Blackbutte. He Joe Shepard, who has been 1 ■ has been stationed at San Diego. .Tones of Cottage Mr. and pending the first of the winter,I — Grove, - — shdc tbat delayed.them one California. He will be home until Mrs. Murry NHvton and Eathel and one half hours, taking eight January oar Mitchell in eastern Oregon I 17. Anne, Mr. and M|s. Lynch Currin, I hours for the trip. They returned as visiting a number of old I Ririharvt anJ Xf„w4^« , 1 * K ' IX I UmtXl Ronnie visited OlgR high school in Richard and Maxine. fends up this way this week. I ------ ------------- •' 'Villnmette pass clear Sunday, th«' OtLt' e Gro\ p Mon.« .v Mr. and Mrs. 4 7 »eo. Chaffin of | road being mostly ‘ hepard will now make his home I f Jack Mills went to sleep while Lakeview were over New Year’s : Harrisburg. I While in eastern Oregon. Mr driving home from town Tuesday Eve guests of 'Mrs Chaffin's Mr. and Mrs. John Myers have I mother, Mrs. No« Henderson L7d - •------ ----- —IIHV nil night. Doc. 28. and ran his car oM cattle rancher friend. Arch off the road. He was uninjured irchased « 3-room trailer house ■ New Years day guests at the Silverton and ora C. A. Schultx. B — An< swapping but his car was badly damaged. Roy Ewing hom«$ were Mrs. „n. „ yarns. Mrs. Lois Abeene returned to Mrs Lillian Stimmcl is happy to Alice, 10 year old daughter of I Ewing's sister and liusband. Mr. Portland e irlv v ma " have her new fireplace completed and Mrs Ji« PoweHiof Ekland, for ju^ dmv M^ ^ r. and Mrs Orville Jaimb, re- I for use during the recent cold med to school this week after I Oie and daughter m A. Georgette AddÄ stAying at the snap It was finished in time for ing absent from school since the ■ Eastham and two girls, Carol Ann TESTIFYING tn Washington before Abeenes during Mrs. Abeene's ab Christmas. first week of September due to ■ and Sherry, Norland Atwell, Mr. the Congressional committee in Mrs. Addington is a daugh It has been said that there art- illness. She has continued her fifth I and Mrs. Roy Massard aid baby of sence. ter, Mary Anne three things difficult to predict vestigating corporation profits is grade studie at home. ■ Tactuna, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Fay Charles £. Wilson, president of the ^r- ani^ Mrs. Kirchner returned <1» How an election will turn Fwing and Mr. and Mrs. •'Corky" »o CaKfn™te'¿, General Electric Corporation. The Ewing and family of Cottage ’° out. (2) What a jury will decide. executive charged that labor's wage —Subscribe To The Sentinel ami <inH* ' ents. Mr with Mrs. Kirchner's par —d <3> How a marriage will turn demands have caused high prices out. and deprived stockholders of profits m investments. (international) 4-H CLCBS FORMED ! A 4-H knitting club at Lorane S.U«h«ully conUvrUi< h«|p r" DORENA with Donna Recker as leader and ‘*2'“ oi Anhrliu. Mrs. Arthur Bales and son El M»untU. Lumbaso. SclaUca. or N<-ur.l<i. try ».a membership of eight was among wood Hancock left for Counsel. *•■*"*- through th. NooJ nr»t <low the twenty clubs organized in the «•MAU» M.ru All.yUUn< pain to you can I told the girl who solicits ads that I was going to county the past week. A sewing Idaho Friday to attend the funeral »¡«P eomrortably >f her brother - in - law, Mel wnte a gossip column this week and she was all ears ' club was organized at Pleasan! Carlson. tUtU satla/Mtlon or money back fu.ranlcyd • maybe you have noticed it tco ‘ * Hill with Mrs. Allen Wheeler as Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hart and baby leader and a membership of -co of Sutherlin, also Mr. Hart’s J“ow,the firm‘that advertises We Hurry ' each twenty. nother. visited Saturday at the b°? P"1“"8 for y«” and I have lenry Kelly home. never seen either one get out of a slow walk The oldest Mr. and Mrs. Oral McLaughlin Guests at the Peter Thereby couWn t in » hurry if his coat tail of Korbel, California visited with lome Christmas day were Mr anil was on fire. I set it on fire to see. If you don’t believe it friends and relatives here the past Urs. Leslie Thorcby and family I week. >f Eugene, also .Mrs William Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lambert lartstrom of Elma. Washington soraebody comes in and asks spent the week end at ^cKenzie Dorena school opened Januaty Bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Robert I after the Christmas vacation. return^ XT’ mg to make out a few income tax Kenady Jr. Mrs Mary Crawford has been returns this year. We are not very smart but believe we Miss Jane Clancy of Seattle. ■ery' HI but is better now can get the job done. oeueve we Washington has been visiting her As the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. sunt, Mrs. Frank Coleman anti ♦'as moving a new donkey to the That's all for today. Thanks for your reading time. low River woods the truck it was Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pope of Sweet oaded on got out on a soft ome spent New Years ddj with houlder and tipped over down the till side. The donkey was wrecked e John Gartner family. iretty badly. They had almost Fire Hazard cached their destination. Henry- Keep all oil, grease or paint- Kelly has put it back together laked rags in metal-covered con »gain as good as newr. iviv East Mam __________ _ 18-ßtc Lillian Doolittle of Cottage - ----------- ------------------- Phone 44 Grove and niece Evelyn Rush of - ’Pringfield. Ohio visited Mrs. Doolittles brother, Jim Spahr and vife last week. I Guests over the week end at the I I Lot Wagner home were Ernest I I Vagner of Salem. Mr. and Mrs lobert Wagner of Eugene. Sundat cuesta were Mr. Arthur Bales and | 1 Hrs. Elwood Hancock. I Guests at the home of Peter Thoreby Sunday, December 2« | v ere Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen, I Mr. and Mis. Martin Neilsen and I Chris Nelson all of Eugene. Dinner guests at the Arthur Bales home Christmas were Mr. I ind Mrs. John Chapman of Eu gene Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bales of Mount View, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hancock. Dinner guests at the Lot Wag ner home Thursday evening were I Mrs. Alfred Wulff and daughter m KONOMY I Margaret Ann of Cottage Grove WAi reovto him Little Tamara Wagner returned | home with her daddy, Ernest Wag rn ounAsnirr ner Sunday after spending a week was rue vi o Hire with her grandparents. The old weather man has just about worn his welcome out. With • ns DEFINO AMITY I a big blanket of snow and freezin. LZÍ* Ì WM T’OVIO HIKI Some how the cars do not run so ' good in it with frozen brakes and gas, also the glassy road. We are all looking forward to see the ground hog see his shadow. Some body shoot him please. UK ITS STABILITY Leroy Archer has been ill at his WAS PtOVIO HIKI home in Creswell for several days It is better now and has returned WHITE y to work. OPEN SUNDAYS Groceries - Supplies of All Kinds ASTHMA HUMPHREY’S GROCERY Your Chevron Station Remember Our ROUGH - DRY - SERVICE 11c per pound. TODAY’S GOSSIP / DIVIDE Arthritis Pain Shirts finished with rough dry - 24c Phone 648 R 4 All flat work ironed. Bath towels and wearing apparel dried in our fresh-air tumblers. For All Your Plumbing Needs YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO DO IT YOURSELF AT THIS PRICE! ED SHERRILL ,n8u^"'® Service Delight Valley Road Laundry and Dry Cleaning FARMERS You and your family are invited to ou /¿¿/Chevrolet %J051N DEERE DAY BIUIE BURKE BOM WILSON Worm Parasite Menace Death and health losses suffered from stomach worms, lungworms flukes, nodular worms and tape worms in livestock continue to be- tremendous, r.otwithsandidg that science has shown the way to con trol most of them. In sheep, para sitisms outstrip all other diseases in importance. »VIRAL INTI WTINC AND IDUCATIONAL PICTURES ON JOHN DEERE y HAVI PM I NT AND V PDACTKKS y / tn rown WAI CHICK IO Hill I f ITS VltlSIUTT WAI FROVIO MIRI 10:00 A.M. “ I«.«„CUNOS h ""1 - j M t Kugrae on Janmu-y 13U>. In addition to the me™, Ite?!!“;-Fairerol",d’- door neue., . Irre iunoh .. 13 Equipment Co. ___________ Phone 21„ -REXT WEEK- \A/HEN you see the 1949 Chevrolets, a ▼ ” glance will be enough to tell you they're new— all new—in line and contour, in beauty and style. And when you look inside, and under the hood, and beneath the chassis, you'll see that their newness is not merely in outward appearance, but in design and engineering and construction as well. Kosgiuszko, "The George Washington of Polland" declares his partiality far the United States and its inhabitants (1786) But, to a lot of people, the 1949 Chevro- let is already old. 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