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DISSTON Ik Mr». Hay N| m -II iiumi , Reporter Phone 0 Mill I * Mr. nnd Mr*. Alton ChHnter and duughter» viilted nt Cutie Rock, Wnnh.. over the week end. Sunday guvxt» nt the Dale linker home were Mr. nnd Mr». Virgil Shepherd and daughter La Vonne of Cedar Creek. We wl»h to welcome to our MOBI^KW OUE FUEL OIL TALE IS TER6ELV TOLD, WE 6ELL1DTOU, Junt try our Fuel Oil in your burner ... it will prove it’n worth by giving you complete combuation thus your fuel oil dollar's worth, too! V.LLOMAX Phon« 548 HIGH WAY 99 50. SAGINAW community Mr. nnd Mrx. Boyd Clullatur who have moved into Mrs. Kuby Beaste«, Reporter one of the Ullegrrn houw«, and Phone 28 F-4 Mr and Mra. Gua Janiach and family who arc moving Into the Mr. nnd Mis. Harry Bentley arc Ray Carr place. The Chittatera now owner» of the Plainer Gro and Jnnlacha arc from Cnatlc cery store, having recently leased Rock, Wuh. the »lore „nd liought the inventory Mra. Hilding Llllcgren ha» re from Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Plainer, turned to l*oi Hand nfter spend parents of Mrs. Bentley. The ing ¡»art of Hie week nt her home Bentley» live In apart merit» ad here. She turn been »laying In joining the store. It will still he !•< •land to lie near tier »on, who known as the Piatner Grocery han «cen in a hospital there Sev Store. ern! vek» The non Kenneth lx Mr. nnd Mrs. R P. Ba»h and ..prin ng very slowly from a case children, Johnny and Linda, spent of meningitis. several day» last week at Oakland. Mra. Richard Tubman of luiyng Calif., visiting Mr Bash's brother, Creek ranger station was honte»» ('apt. Vick Bash, who had a few to a demonstration pnrty Monday days leave from hl» ship while in afternoon. port. They al»o visited other rel Mr. and Mra. George Furlingcr ative» there. of eastern < begun were visiting Bonita Kerne entered the friend» here Friday. Beauty college in Eugene last Mr. and Mra. Tony Kuhn nnd week», where she will be employed Sylde were visitors nt the borne of thi* summer their daughter and family, Mrs. Mrs Jake Schwarzer »pent wv- Joe Knauxe Sunday. eral day» la»t week at the home Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McCoy of her son, Karl Miller, and fam nnd children of Cottage Grove, ily of Portland. Danny Schwarzer were callers nt the Ray Spellman stayed at the Harry Kopperman home Sunday evening. | home dqring his mother's absence. Bert Olson returned to his home Visitors (luring last week at the here Tuesday after »pending a few , Robert Keene home were Mr». day» with his grandmother, Mrs. Keene's mother, Mrx. Mac Bolton A. I* Peterson of Kerby. and »on of Ontario, Oreg.; Mr. and Mrs. Jnkc Long of Portland Mrs James (Sebei Hammons, and । was a visitor at the Ray Spellman i Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hammons and borne Thursday. Charlotte Spell- daughter of Antioch, Calif. Sebe 1 man went home with her for a Hammons is Mrs. Keene's father. few days and plans to attend the Mr and Mrs Bart Johnston, Rose Festival While she is there. ' who had spent the winter at their We wisli to extend congratuia- home in Redlands, Calif . returned 1 Hons to CpI William York and to their home here last week Nonna Lee Walis, who were mar- ! where they will spend the summer. | ried nt the church here Saturday Mrs. R. P Bnsh will entertain evening. CpI. York 1» home on a the friendly Neighlxirs club at her 30-day furlough from Pearl Har» : home June 12. bor. Quannia Abbott of California I recently spent two weeks at the Wedding Announcements and home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Invitations The Sentinel. i Jim Abbott. i Mrs. George Getty was called to Seattle Friday by the death of a sister. Bill Thomas, stationed at the navy base at Astoria, sjwnt the week end at the Howard Keene home. Hal Gihlcr of Portland, who lived in Delight Valley about 33 years ago. visited with Jess Tuck- I er and Howard Keene one day last week. । I | I ' I 1 । } First time m 105 years 4 luxurious cakes of famous Tomorrow is the day that the thing you didn't put oft today will Ix-gin to si>rout. 3 tn gift box plus bonus cake 32. value This Week $150. X 4 t cakes costlg NATURAL essential in these famous oils... fragrant to the Palmer fragrances last thin wafer! • DRESS PARADE • BROCADE • LAVENDER TRIPLE MILLED... for fine • INDIA BOUQUET texture, unsurpassed • GARLAND OF VIOLETS mildness and abundant • ROSE LEAVES lathering! • SANDALWOOD KELLY DRUG CO We Give S A II Green Stamps SUPER SERVICE - - is what our experienced personnel offer you! Prompt, reliable, careful and courteous SERVICE. Cottage Grove- Eugene Freight and Transfer 32 S. 10th Phone 99 3-tfcx VETERANS don’t let the Bunco Artists get your BONUS Don’t gamble with your bonus check. Remember, the pea is never in the right pod when you’re playing the old shell game! Hold on to that bonus and consider carefully any plan to use it. If you are planning a purchase or investment, first come in and talk over your plans with a bank officer for accurate, dependable information based on sound bank ing principles. Deposit your check w ith us so you will have available cash when you need it. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE TU bank that Ooy, OPEN 10 TO 5 SIX DAYS A WEEK for your convoni.nca "UTS BUILD OREGON TOGETHER” n-*- f*—' »• k «» fu*"««- Thornton Corners Mra. J. W. Fl»hrr Telephone »313 , The Knox Hill Neighbors club met Thur»day nt an all day meet ing with Mr». Minnie Hockett as h<wte»s. There were 14 member« In attendance, who were »erved a potluck meal at noon with a birth day cake for the June birthdays, of which there was only one this month. Mr». Merle Hockett wax a vi»itor at the meeting. Plans were made at the buxine»» »es- »ion to hold a cooked food sale on June 21 at one of the local busi ness firms. Mr and Mrs. Baiferd Buckle« and family of Rogue River were guests over last week end of Mrs. Buckle» brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Strickland. ('apt. and Mrx. Virgil Powell of Seattle where Capt. Powell 1« stationed with the U. S. Navy were recent visitors of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Aheene. Mrs. C. R. Trent and Mrx. A E. Higgins and children spent Wed nesday at Fern Ridge dam. Mrs. Earl Davis and her mother, Mrs. Fred Ijrubach of Harvey road were visitors one day last week of Mrx. J. A. Trimblcy at Divide. Mrx. Rena ^foyers of Cottage Grove lx xtaying with Mrs. R. C. McNew, helping to care for Mrx McNew's mother, Mrs. Florence Mill«. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glerau spent the week end at Manzanita Beach, near Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Penrod of Mosby Creek were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Strickland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBluc and daughter Judy spent the week end at Tiller at the Stewart Williams home. Miss JoAnne Prcmazzi, who taught in the grade school at Cas cade Locks the past school year, spent one night last week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prvmazzi. She was accom panied by Miss Phyllis Adams of Coos Bay and both girls left the following day for a vacation trip to Sacramento. San Jose, and sev eral other California cities. Miss Bobbie Jean Tonole of Roseburg is here at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole for a ten day visit. Gary Abcene went to the clinic in Eugene one day last week for | i check-up. Mr. and Mrs. A. E Higgins and family were recent visitors at the Frank Ballard home at Eden Park on Mosby Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Heath were visitors Thursday at the home of Mr. Heath's aunt, Mrs. J. W. Fisher. They have been living tn RaHimor-. where Mr. Heath had been attending a government school for several months, and he must report this week at Seattle, ' where he will be shipped out for (the Far East for active duty in i he army . Mrs. Patricia Kerr and Roy Au brey, who have been attending Bible school in San Jose. Calif., returned here to the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Au brey to spend the summer vaca tion. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Isley and son of Silk Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fueston of Cottage Grove were guests one evening last week at the A. E. Higgins home. Miss Connie Heckman of Cot tage Grove was an overnight guest recently of Miss Lila Strickland. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Daughert” of St. Helens were visitors all c, last week here at the home of Mrs. Daugherty's brother. Vernon Thomas and sister, Mrs. Plato Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prcmazzi visit ed Sunday at Grants Pass with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan. Mrs. Ryan recently underwent an oper ation on her ear. She will be re membered by old friends here as Bertha Damewood as she lived many years near Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scott of Eu gene were visitors Sunday eve ning at the J. W. Fisher home. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Higgins and and children and Mrs. C. R. Trent made a trip Sunday to the Merid ian dam. Mrs. Deal Whipple took her sis ter's three little daughters, Vera, Joanne and Sandra Chase to her home at Veneta for the week end. bringing them home Sunday eve ning. Mrs. Frank Perkins and Mrs. Harvey Hinman were visitors in Eugene Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nowak nnd Mrs. Mike Qunglia accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barta made a trip to Portland Sunday to see the Grotto and also visited Portland Rose Gardens. Miss Dorothy Cooley and Miss Dorel Eilenburg visited with Miss Reba Johnson at the Blue Moun- tahi Lodge Sunday. Charles Cooley and Roberta Barta of Cottage Grove spent the week end at Bend with the motor cycle club. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mason spent Sunday at Myrtle Creek with their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bradford and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Adamson picnicked Sunday with relatives at Blue River. Thur»., .lune 12, 195! The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon .Mra. Iley L. Stone, Filone 3X1K5 Jimmy and Karen Hendricks. Linda Schillings. Nathan and Ruth The annual meeting of the pa Way. Kenny and BiUy Turner and trons and «'hool board of District Mi»x Glendale Perkin» of Sol Clay Zumwalt. . , way, Minn., ha» arrived to vlxit No. 191 will t>e held at 8 pm on Mr. and Mr» William Schilling. with her mother, Mr». Perkin» and Monday, June 16, at the Delight LaVelie and Lindj» have moved to 1 JF *9- two »liter». She will stay until Valley school. It will be neces their new home at Mount View. Doesn’t Coat—It Pays after the wedding of her »¡»ter sary to elect one director for our Their home was purchased by, Mary to Everett Yearous July 6. local board and also a director James Augustine. Mrx R. E. Yate» and three sonx from thi» zone to serve on the The Delight Valley Neighbors' visited three day» last week with rural school board. Sidney Bales club will hold a no-hostess meet her parent», Mr. and Mr». Hugh 1» the only candidate for the lat ing at 10:30 a m. Wednesday, June Trunnell while Mr. Yates was on ter position and 1» at present ser 18, at the Delight Valley school. I More h.p. per ib. ving on the board. A vote will be a business trip to Coquille. Annual meeting of school dis taken on a supplementary budget trict 191 will be held at 8 p.m., Lightest per h.p. Mrx John Armstrong went to for the district. Monday, June 16, at the Delight Riddle on Saturday to spend a few Cheapest per h.p. day» with her husband, who is em ♦ A square dance wa» held on Valley school. Election will he held Saturday, June 7, at the Walker for one director on the local ployed there. Mrs. Lee Williams underwent hall. The next dance will be on board and one director from this surgery last Friday at a Eugene Saturday, June 14 at 9 p.m. at zone to serve on the rural board. the Walker hall. Also it will be necessary to vote hospital. Cpl. Russell L. Tracey arrived on a supplementary school budget. Mr and Mrs. John Trunnell and a A square dance will be held at ( have returned from a ‘rip south home on June 6 to spend a 21-day furlough at the home of his par 9 p m. Saturday, June 14, at the I to see their son John Van and family at Medford; son Roy at ent», Mr. and Hrs. Walter Tracy. Walker hall. Fortuna, Calif., and will make a He expects to go to Korea about July 15. Sales and Service buxines» trip to Lo» Angeles. Mary, Marcia, and Steven Lonnie Harris wax operated on Monday for an injury to his back Schacht of Dorena spent two days ★ FARM and RANCH sustained some time ago while at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil INCOME TAX RECORD liam Olson while their mother skating. ■ •«•a«» as baakkaapi»» aapariaaaa I Mrs. Anna Secbold of Grants was in the hospital. Sunday evening visitors at the III flint 111 ll»CIU If 111 nut I Pass passed away at a rest home imniHti-utr tt «ui S49 No. I^ne St there Mrs. Lee Williams and Mrs. home of Mr and Mrs. William Ol M om HU « HU * $5 U «y , I 1 Block Behind Frank White arc her daughters son were Mr. and Mrs. Walter here, A son, Gene Seetxdd, who Tracey, Russell and Wally; Mr. Thrifty Service Station had spent several weeks with his and Mis. Roy Stone, Janelle, Ph. "39-1 Anytime. sister. Mrs. Williams, returned to Marianne, and Roy Lee. 33-tfcxx Mr. and' Mrs. Kenneth Berg.; Grants Pass a short time ago Mr. and Mrs Frank White and Allen Ronald and Gerald of Cloquet. ' ,• • J PHONE 555 -556 Lee Williams attended the funeral Minn., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Berg's parents, Mr. and in Grants Pass on Monday. Legal Form»—The Sentinel Word from J. F. Godard, whose Mrs. William Olson. Darlene Layng, Joan Long and address is Alaska Portland Con tractors, Goose Lake Homes, An Robert Sedergren were among chorage. Alaska said he went to those who teceived their high work May 21 for nine hours a school diplomas. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Myers, day and six days a week. He is batching with his step-son in a 16 Terry a-d Marc attended the re by 24 house on the grounds where cent wedding of Miss Irma Keeran they are constructing 250 houses, of Roseburg to Robert Inscore of 20 of which are partly finished. Creswell at the Christian Church He also said he lost his appetite at Sutherlin. Mrs. Myers acted as matron of some place and has the one of a horse now, though he is sorry he honor at the wedding of her bro has so much of the cooking to do. ther. Eli Keeran of Sutherlin, He hopes to write a description brother of the bride, was best of those parts when time permits. man. Others present were: Mr. There are many races and colors and Mrs. Charles Inscore of Ten-1 on the job there with 75 percent sed, Idaho, grandparents of the of the laborers negroes. He sent bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Inscore of Creswell, the bride "Helloi' to all his friends here. Undoubtedly—you probably shopped a long time before CpI. Robert Means, who is home groom's parents; Mr. and Mrs. you found just the coat you wanted. Of course you from service on a 30-day leave, Keeran of Roseburg, the bride’s arrived Monday to visit at the parents; Mrs. Eli Keeran; Nor would hate to lose it, or have it burned, damaged hr Murray Trunnell home and with man Myers, Terry and Marc. stolen—But these things do happen. You can prew««t - Following the ceremony, a re other friends. He had spent a few the financial loss, however, by calling us right now for days with his parents, Mr. and ception was held at the home of Mrs. Roy Means, at Redmond. He Mr. and Mrs. Eli Keeran. The new Fur Coat Insurance. also attended the graduation of lyweds are on a brief honeymoon [ a cousin, Billy Jo Richards, in trip to the coast. Amoni those who are attend Eugene. He will return to Brooks Air force base in Texas for a few ing Daily Vacation Bible school “INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED” at the Gibbs Avenue Church of weeks before going overseas. Wiser Bldg. 617 Main Christ are Terry Myers, Dk-dra The time is fast approaching Olson. Mary and Deanna Hays, Ph. 34 when pedestrians must obey traf Betty Davidson. Diane McBee, - Res. 924J fic rules and regulations as*con- Wally Tracey, Ruth and David Hemenway, Carrie Lou Sherrill, sistently as drivers. <By Mr». Hugh TrunnelD Phone 17-F-ll YOUR TITAN Titan 5, 7,12 h.p. TITAN DISSTON Power Saws B Chezem Saw Shop COTTAGEGROVE SENTINEL J. B. 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