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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1950)
I’ugc 8 Th«' fM'ulIncl, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur».. June I. IMO — CIT Y B R I E F S — Mr and Mrs. Tom Foss of Bur bank. California are sending their vacation at the home of Stephen W. Bench, brother of Mrs. Foss I TRUMAN PRESS CONFERENCE PHOTO ! Bulini start to th«' "drowning season." Following ar«' some ol the sugges tions that may sav«> your Ide Mrs. Ada Taylor enjoyed ;l ' ''O from three of her children over the week end The visit -rs includ ed a son. Wayne Taylor of San Francisco, a seaman who recently returned from Yokohama. Japan Two daughters. Mrs. J L Mitchel! of Medford and Mrs M L. Nap- alii and daughter, Joan of Chi cago. The visitors were also guests in the home cf Asa Keller, an uncle and Mrs Keller. Mr. and Mrs. George Brewster from Vancouver. Washington and Mr. and Mrs Walter Brewster and two daughters cf Weiser. Idaho visited a few days last week Mrs, Father Hinkle of Ixindon at the home of H. L. Brew slot and wm a guest Satuiday of Mrs family. Sam Wtfrren Chet VanDenburg. P. S. Bukow Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Beals of ski and Charles Whipps attended Cuma». Washington are visiting at the annual Spring Wreck of 40 et the home cf Mr Beals’ sisters. 8 Monday evening. May 29 at Miss Pat Scott of Bend visited Mrs. Mamie Gidney and Mrs Pearl Salem. Charles Whipps assisted in her parents Mr. and Mts. Damon putting on the ritualistic work Safley. Scott over Memorial day. Line County Voiture No. 80 put in the annual memorial service at Keith Kel’er, employ 'd as a Test Haven cemetery in Eugene, printer in Klamath Falls visited Sunday evening. May 28 at *> 30. his parents. Mr and Mrs. As Hie services were c. nductcd by Keller user the week end. Charles Whi| ps. giand chcminot 3rd District. Constellation club gave a r»ti | luck picnic at the home of Mrs । Lt. J. G. John Trunnell has \yo|ff Allen at one o’clock Thurs completed a two Hwks course t|av with Naval Officers Reserve at Salem The course included Hight Daughters of the Nile will not training and ground school work. ,nPe) at )egular time, the first Wednesday of the month because( Mrs. Trunnell and daughter ac of a special meeting planned for companied Lt. Trunnell to Albany Thursday. Jure 29. whole they visited relatives and friends for the two weeks. R. L. Sedcrgren. Union Oil com- i pany distributor for Creswell • Mr. anil Mrs. A. A Nolt had Cottage Grove and Drain has an- - as their week end guests Mr. and nounced the opening ot the bulk j Mrs. R. W. Sedam of Oakland plant at Drain with Phil Georg« California: Mrs Grace Nolt of as salesman-manager. George is a i Mitchell. South Dakota; Mrs. D former local icsident. I«ong and sons of Eugene; Mr. L. Sen rsen and daughter of Alter Mrs. Lena Hartley of Redmond deen, Washington. Oregon is a house guest this week it the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. \\ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bead ifelliwelL flew t > Sin Jo e. California Tues DcpE No. 3 at our shop is day and are expected to returt home Saturday. Mr and Mrs. E. H. tBud> Nea the have bought a horn«’ in the Sill- Mr. a rd Mrs. Beach will go to Creek district and will move then San Diego on bu tiness following ux>n. th.ar attendance at the graduation ccrenrures at the San J. sc Bibk Mr Pete M »stächetti return« < college. home from Lebanon Sunday fol low’ing a visit at the home of her department, specializing in daughter, Mrs Charles Guggis SMALL MOTOR REPAIRS 'jerg. Mr. and Mrs. Guggisbctg and the reconditioning of ind family brought Mrs. Mostach- household appliances. ?tti back to her home and visiter here briefly. We repair toasters, irons, Mr. and Min. Merrill Jones and daughter, Sharon of Corvallis, visited for a few days at the A. H. Be agle home last w*k. Many ot the early season drown- mgs occur before the warm enough to swim m at all and are not connected directly with swimming but do have a det- safety mite lieiinng on rheae include playing follow the leader along banks ol streams and taking chance» on a ilare; wading and stepping into holes, stepping stone in swift from ston«' RADIO RAY PRESIDENT TRUMAN emphasizes a point at his weekly press conference tn the old State Department Buikiing in Waihlngton. 1 his Is the first time in many years that the White House permitted photograph» to be made at the regular news session. (jnternationaLA'oundphoto NEVER TOO OLD TO CREATE’ Congratulates Mrs. Jack Kelly. Mrs. Ralpl ’eck an«l Miss Gen Bressler left Friday for Sacramento. Californit an a five day motor trip an«1 visited with- friends. Cottage Grove High — SENIORS — Mr and Mrs Bob J rdon. Mr ind Mrs. Clarence Holms ant 'hildrcn, Betsy and Dick, spent Sunday at Winchester. NELSON'S Just across the river, look west on Main street. HERB ADAMS 605 Main Ph. 325-4 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bressler left Saturday for a vacation trip to th« ?oast planning to stay at Wald port. OMIT ^i — Ambulance * and ¡ CITY BRIEFS j Taxi Service Mr and Mrs ( in tis Plunket and two daughters. Kay and L'«'ann. spent the wwk end with Coixallis relatives. Phone 111 23 th- Mr and Mrs. Christensen of Portland w«'re guests last wi'ck ot Mrs Addie Hull mid son, Odie Friday lor '< Mounce. They visit to isnnts in I'ahlorina Iwlore going on to New York, where they ___________BY JOE__________ Playing on make-shift rafts will sail lor Kun>|M> and ex|w«-l lo mad«' front old ph'ces ot board ly spend aliout a year visiting on th«' ing on a stream’s edge which cimtinent. might easily disintegrate as they are piled or paddb'd towar«! dee|i Mi . H C i i I i I h ' ri'Ulitm'l II»' water also account tor a numlx-i first ol tin-- week from a month' visit with relatives and lri«n<l. in. itu«! adults tisi, at Iowa. She will h'uve iMirly in June this tuiu* ot th«' year soinet unes for Scuttle and accompany her! pick up any old boat they find daughter. Mr William I- Bnk«'i. along a lake or a stream. Allei to her horn«' m KeU-hikaa. Alnxk « ¡ had been under oli । exiKmure lo winler weather. siieh Mrs bout» tnay b«‘ wiiterlogged or haie o|M*n seams and therefore !»■ un tor the past month tor a »piñal in 1 jury, and Mrs Crabbe will remuin sale lor operation. with tu'i until sb«- has ns'ineu'il i Winter olten brings change» to to < iregtin, switnming places. laM-atnms winch home with mil muki' shallow ut the end of last s season may in* d«'«'p now daughter and son-in law. Ml and , Mr- Winston Gilchilst, in Rui- । and th«> loimeiTy sal«- diving spot n "ninety two” I m * filled with sharp rock» or may Columbui* coming Swimming |din other Wai fina «tic,pt Mi and Mi . C A. I should always be examined care He hid no plumbing. ircola. Mr anti Mrs R o I mt I fully is'hii'c Is'ing use«l. Mr anil •aid«', J I» Hengk' and Winter often brings changes to Mis M u vin 1 null art swimmers themselves Evi sons who have isirticipated m home during ter sjiorts are not usually m s» tiii-li tune o swim as far’ or tim«1 as they wer«' at the Ioni. Wdie FIX-IT.^ l'ag.s 1 I and |!> water gradually at a time until they become adjusted to strenuous activity and to the ixihl should ent«'r Don’t Be Knocked for a Conditioiiuig to the sun III tile ■ mqiortant eai Sunburn can 1»' serious as a protective tan frequently ONE OF THE 1,000 PARTICIPANTS, all over 60 years old, at the Hobby Show for Older Persons at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, is Charles Wetterholm, 77. proving that age is no barrier to skills. He poses with some of his silver miniatures. (International) BABY BEAR GETS SWIMMING LESSON WHEN IN A( < IDEN I <M < I RS Many bathing not beaches do not ofien officially un til June or even July and do not have lifeguards early in the year A swimmer should lie ac<x»in|»aiued by someone who can help in case of emergency. Mr- Frank Thompson wa. here over the pist week end from her horn«* in Arcata, Cuhfoinia and attended the Eastern Star meet ing. BE HI KE VOI ARE COVERED THOROrOIILV — SEE J. B. Leonard Insurance Service I’lionr NI Wiser Bldg. 617 Main Mr. and Mrs. Tim Norton and baby daughter, Norma Jean of Spokane arrived Sunday to visit with Mrs. Notion’s aunt. Mrs. T. F. Veale. The visitors will also be entertained at the R. L. Sedergren home while here. WHITE GOODS A ____________ BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES THAN EVER! Mrs. Daisy Markham spent ter lays visiting at Seaside and Jewell. Mrs. Bessie Martin, Mrs Markham’s sister, returned to th« coast with her, having spent the previous week end here. • Always a wide variety of frozen foods right in y«>ur own home! Just the thing fix farms, large families! And it’s powered by the famous G-E Refrigerating unit! _ _ — 314 MAIN PHONE 2«1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis have lust leturncd from a vacation trip n California. They visited rela tives in Hayward and Fallbrool and also went down into old Mexico. They report a most enjoy able trip. HOLDS 389 POUNDS OF FROZEN FOODS I ... may l»‘ uulieat.'«! by tli«- Isilmy air and failure of a swimmer to adjust to u Midden cold dip can easily le- APPLIANCE REPAIR THRIFT-WISE 4 PLUMBING Has This to Say- vacs, driers washers, iron ers, waffle irons, mixers, fnrnaee fans, controls and motors, in fact; “any of the opc r aM ng mechanisms of your home, from the (Htrnp in the base- meat to the television an- tenna on the roof." 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