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I Section Two 14 Partes Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE (»ROVE, LANE COUNTY, ORE<X)N THURSDAY. Fl Bl It AKY 21, 1W52 NUMBER 2H । Youth Group Huo Party “Safety in the Home” is Illustrated i o n * di Ji!l At Grange; Square Dance is Planned ;....» zy dancing. March hi* been designated a I Youth Month at Horena and at the nn-etmg of March 7, Youth Gump member* will conduct the meeting, with Jami * Plalsted a* Master fm the evening. Shirley Arne, President, Ho noured a librarian and garni- cus todian would Is- ii>int<-<1 each month Librarians to go alpha- bctn-ally from "A" and Games! < 'u todi in . ..... ' bock to "A I Albee Pontine executives und employees are shown with the pic- Shirley Arm-, librarian for this first month and Shiiley Sherrill, tun- of < hlef I’ontliw awarded the firm. They are (standing, left to right) < larmce Bom-brake, Ruy Albee, John Alh<-e and Lois Oviatt game* custodian I Kneeling, left to right) Russell Youngman and Harold Martin. < unity Baath rianne.l Youth members will have a I candy Issith during the "Play i Festival" nt Horena, March 31. Greeting card- and stationery will I m - sold by youth members .again j this year Anyone desiring such I purchases are asked to contact Latest dealership to be admitted to Pontiac Motor Di any youth member. vision’s "Hail of Fame” is Albee Pontiac, 24 North 9th, Young granger* a e reminded { Cottage Grove, which was recently named a "Better Dealer” that March 13 is the suliordinatc , deadline for the declamatory con-1 by Pontiac factory executives. Albee Pontiac has represented the Silver Streak line test, and April 1 for the Honor । Youth in Grange Activities con- here since 1949. The firm is operated as a partnership by Kay Albee and his son. John. i ■■■ i With the honor the dealers were The next youth meeting will be I present<-<i a reproduction of the held nt the home of Mr. nr.d Mr* famous painting of Pontiac. Ghie! Alpha Pitcher, with Darlene of the Ottawas, the great tribai Mrs. ilul < iM-hrun, Ph. &46J1 Layng and Shirley Arne, serving leader for whom the car was refreshments and Wallace Peter John Morris, small «on of Mr. named The presentation was made son and Imwayne Layng furnish ing th-- entertainment for the eve and Mrs Bob Morris, fell while by C. L. Messecar, .Manager of playing Tuesday of last week in Pontiac's Portland Zone on Satur- ning. | Grange member» arc again to- flicting a bad cut on his head. He ! day, February 16. minded of the need of bo<»kx for had to go to the Cottage Grove At the presentation of the the library project, liooks can be i Hospital to have stitches taken | award. Messecar cited Albee Pon- in it. either donated or loaned A rental) ' tiac for the firm's constant ef Harvey Duer, who has been in forts to improve its dealership op fee of 5 cents a week will be the Cottage Grove Hospital with eration and widen its services to chargixl an atm injury, is said to be dn- the community. proving. LANE POMONA GRANGE Started in IM9 Lane Pomona Grange will mi-et Mrs. Jennie Walker came from "Our Better Dealer program | nt Santa Clara Grange hall on Medford recently to stay a while was instituted early in 1949 with Azeala Drive, Santa Clara, Satui- with her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle the aim of making Pontiac dealers day, February 23. Initiation will Babcock. pre-eminent in the automotive I m - held in the evening. Jack Wheeler, who has been in field." Messecar said. "It is not Deer Park, Washington, for the enough that Pontiac dealers lx- as past several months is now home. good as their competitors. They Mrs. Jim Webb is helping out must be better. They must be bet- at the John Woolcott home in1 ter than they themselves were a caring for Mrs. Woolcott and their year ago. They must be better than they were six months ago. new baby. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cook and and they must be better than they children of Eugene were Sunday were yesterday to maintain this dinner guests at the Hal Cochran honor and keep possession of this symbolic picture." home. Under the terms of the Better Remember the Silk Creek Com munity club meeting Saturday. Dealer program, each Pontiac Match 1. Each family is asked to dealer is giaded on the improve ment of his physical property; the bring pie for the refreshments Two new baby boys for this number and quality of trained per community were botn to Mr. and sonnel; service facilities and equip Mrs. Mike Vanderkley and Mr. and ment, parts inventory , used car lot and local advertising program. Of Mrs. John Woolcott. Mr. and Mrs Barney Holt and paramount importance is the deal sons Jimmy and Wally were visi ership's services to the-local com tors at the Hal Cochran home munity. Sunday. Holts formerly owned Goodwill High "Our dealers and their em the property now occupied by the ployees are Pontiac's only direct Leo Hocker family. Mrs. Catl Barnes is working in contact with the public,” Messecar Cottage Grove at the Cottage Inn said, "and much of the goodwill which Pontiac enjoys among the Cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lawion of American people is due to these West Fir were visitors at the fin« dealers we are honoring home- of their daughter and family, throughout the country with these Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnes, Satur presentations." The firm is housed in a modern day night and Sunday. This snowy weather is not giv building with a total area of ap ing any real assistance to Mr. and proximately 4000 square feet and Mis. Alvin Allen in getting moved includes a well-equipped service to their home at Anlauf. dejiartment. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cochran The firm's parts inventory is spent Saturday afternoon and eve considered more than adequate to ning at the Orval Whaley home meet not only its own needs but in Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. those of independent garages in Carl Rueck of Portland were there the area served. In addition to the Buy a Similar — GET ONE ER EE! for the week end on their way to building, the dealership utilitzes California and Mexico. an area of 6600 square feet which Any Sixr serves for customer parking and WEYERH YEUSER PUBLICIST used car display. WILL EDIT THE TIMBERMAN The firm has six employees. Tacoma. Wash. Albert Arnst, Beyond the selfish motive is the On-gon field representative for Weyerhaeuser Timber company's fundamental spiritual and moral public information department, concept of the equal worth before has resigned his position to accept God and man of ewry variant of a post as editor of The Timber mankind in race, color and cteed. Milton S. Eisenhower. President, man, 52-year-old lumber trade Welcome back to another season of happy journal published at Portland, Or Pennsylvania State College. egon. He will join the staff of eating with DAIRY QUEEN. You'll find all The Timberman sometime in Feb- your favorites — cones, sundaes, malts, shakes, ruary. S<|iiard Dance Planned iMrx E. G Sherrill i Dorena and H-hron Grang< * A wry Intererting and educa tional piogram wa* presented re will sponsor n square din««- at the crntly al Dorena Grange by Dmenn hall, Saturday, March X the II E C (’hahman, Helen Tryk, for grange nwndter* A minimum which Htreswd safety In the home contribution of fifty cent wijl be and nt the Grunge Following it requested from emh one attend reading, "Sefeiy in the Home,'' by Ing. to lie donated to the "Golden Helen Tryk. EIR ti Shen ill and Year* 'Fund " Each family Is asked Raymond Wick* unrig n duet. to furnish one pi.- and six sand- "Home* lluit nre Hate," to the wichcx for refreshment* Music tune of "Home on the Range‘s und caller will be furnished by Three nhort xkita, Hlu*trnled the Hebron Grange. Permission was granted to the common hazard* in the home, with Shirley Sherrill in a bnth-tub. Mount View- PT A for use of th.- turning on the tmHo and receiving grange hall for presentation of n dux-k. Shirley Arne and Bryon their play. Houck, in n darkened room, u«lng Serving committee for the a match to examine the fu*e Imx meeting of March 7 will be Ellen, and gn* lank result explosion; Edgar, Shirley, and Jean Ellen and Walter Lirsen »moklng In Sherrill. Mary und Henry Snaucr. bed, with Ellen Sherrill Itai lute Joe Schrwld.-r, Jerry Swanson, to revive him when he it over and Ruth St.Clair I lull commit tee come by «moke when the bed is Virgil Da*«ett and Al|»ha Pitch . etches on fire After each xkil er. a diacuaaion wn* held on proper Officers will hold u drill prac pnM'rdurr» and cure*. tice at 7 pm . Friday, February 22 Haftry At Grange Hull Twt-h’e Indies met at the hall Suggexlion* for Mifely mca'-ure* on Tuesday, February 12. with around the grange hall were of. Beatrice Larsen anil Helen Tryk ferrd by mcmlier* and read by serving the delicioux potluck Claude Arne A duct by lari* Gib - luncheon Work on the quilt com anti Thelma Wick* on "Dl* prised most of the m tivltle* of the Boost for Safety," and Harold day. Tlu-re will Is- an apron booth Tryk «poke on first aid method* during I the “Piny Festival" at used most frequently. All mem- DorenaJ March ’ll. anil each Indy bare enjoyed an action song which I* asked to make aprons and pot was led by lllclma Wick* and IT holder« for the booth. Plan* nre ien Sherrill. undetway for a "Fiesta Night.” Dorena Grange wnx presented to Is* hold in April, and each club with a record piny i and ampllfh r inemlM-r 1» expected to bring to the next chib mei ting a sample of • by l^ e Ni< hoi* Weston anti Alberta Cameron Mexican novelty, which will be were obligated in the first and used to make up article« to he placed on sale during the "Fiesta second degree«. Ag Chr. Ravmond Wicks ad Articles suggestixl are apron*, pot vised a wait of nt least 30 day* holder*. coasters, trays, candles, between lime-sulphur and ml table linens, potted cactus, etc., spray* on all tree* rind shrulr* carrying the Mexican motif. Serving committee for the meet Too clone spraying of these two typos of spray will cause a burn ing of March II i* Marjotie Pot ter anil Rose Houck. ing and much damage. Albee Pontiac Named ‘Better Dealer’, Awarded Chief’s Painting by Official SILK CREEK ■ CUT DOWN food bills TO BUDGET SIZE . . . : Cop» Adw»»M«r» (actboe^M ,o< It’s th«- truth—you save mon- money when yon buy ALL your food needs at WOLFARD’S! And h n’s the proof! L v « t , s item is low-priced every day . . . and that means you save money all along your foot! orders, it means more savings for you every dav . . . and .hit’s th:- way to cut down food bils to budget size. But prove it »<» your own stitisfaction. Uli your needs for the holiday weekend with our fine quality foods and se- for yourself how much you save. - 1052 BRACH’S CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES POUND BOX CALAVOS Dandy in Salads CHERRIES 2 19C STOKELY SOUR PITTED « L for “WU GRAPEFRUIT I-arge Arizftna Quality At Their Best Now! C ß S OLEO bi CABBAGE —DELRICH —ALLSWEET —PARKAY —DURKEES —NUCOA Crisp New California NEW POTATOES Florida Red 3 its S0G AR 29c | Q lbs. 98C Spreckles GELATIN Royal, Aborted Flavor» KRE MEL Puddings or Pie Fillers LIPTON’S SOUPS Chieken or pkg*. POPCORN APPLES Hood River Sliced ibs 39c J Vegetable Noodle White or Yellow 2 No. 2 tins pkg*. GRAPE JUICE Church's 24 oz. 19c TUFFY I'ot Cleaners — New! AUNT SUE WAX Self Polish — Close Out OQ A WOG Each Gallon Light Weight — A “steal” at thi* price COFFEE 25c Sc 37c Pkg. Each 21C 98c 39c lb. 85c Chase and Sanborn GRAND OPENING JOY LIQUID SOAP February 23 bottle Treat a Friend— The northwest’s only unbleached flour! 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Call or coma In todayl BOB BAUDER 709 Main Ph. 100 Cottage Grove, Oregon STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS r yOUK WOLFARD ’ Sl TRIENDL Y T00D STORE 637 MAIN ST. - COTTAGE GROVE - PHONE 53
