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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1953)
HEAVY E Q U IP M E N T REPAIR Day or Night Shop open from 7:30 a.m. until 12:30 a.m. All work guaranteed, gas or diesel We handle Gates and Atlas tires and batteries Standard gas and diesel and oils ■ - r - Also wish to announce MR. TRUMAN DE LEON, well known local mechanic is now in our shop. Disston Logging T ru ck Repair Co. 16th and E ast Main —- Phone 821 Page 1 and outdoor beauty from woods Thurs. Jan. 8, 185S The £entlnel, -Cottage Grove, Oregon artim Clare .Chapman; Of- for Jan u ary 9 a t L atham school till Captain, Kathryn P at- to discuss a bond issue for build- 111 Teams, First and Sec-; ing an additional two new rooms outh group; Third and tp the school building and buying sent out for everyone to attend. Fo ’ .}, not. appointed;. News Re- a rtew school bus. al? Roby ’ _ . p r ill team will practice. There will (pr Mrs. . Gale Roby; Home Alvis England was reported as , be an evening of recreation and re- ' The schedule of a New Year of freshnlcnts of pie, cofreo~And cool J*®™ ics. Lillian Marcy, chair- seriously ill at a-Eugene hospital. a lecturers program included work for Hebron G range w as out- Qn , he servinK ™ n ’ )live Lindsti-om, K athryn - ' _ a reading by Levicy H arris, "Your lined Saturday night at the first Rosp MaUc and H ud- p Hot1 Magic Moment," and "L ittle meeting of the year when new of- s , n d Brid , Wbods. > ’ ! ’ >r C-utlee Maker______ ficers were in charge, . . . . Men lers were asked to save Patch of T31ue” ; a reading given ~ f In the secretary S correspond- 4 . ng bands from M. J. B by Sheila Woods and w ritten by Res.gnations of »three new of- ence was word fh>m form er mem- f.cer< who were unable to s r n e ^ , - fami, flf Diew coffee o win a new coffee m ak er' an anonymous grange member and grange hall. One thousand called "Officers of '53." I t was sus- this year were accepted from Dale ^ repk Oreg.?'and, a letter from [or tre required. However, no peeted. th a t the new grange sec Harris, steward; Eva M ontgom eryV ^orri,' Culver, thc KranKC service “a " ° s, nit is set. Marvyn H arris retary , Nellie Harris, proved to musician and .W ilm a Stew-art. man niW OVPrseas in G erm any..., have undis.closed talents as an lady assistant steward. Elected* in , , .__ _ ; . . - 1S in ( arge of collections. their places were Marvin MiUer. M arian C h apm ao^skpd for fi- , A S1 lool meeting of interest to author of poetry and was the district was announced w riter of the humorous piece. steward: Pansy Martin, m u s i c i a n ? ^ c h p p m g s ^ - p i c l w a f o r th e Latha: and'- A netta-M artin,lady assistant MEC scrap book be turned in or steward. These three newly elect- before next grange m eet- ™ ed officers, together with Tommy ing,-Januaiy If* . ; Clark, gatekeeper and Lucille A Pomona work sheet of the Miller, pomona, who did not ,at- new year was read a n d a vote was tend officers Installation a t Cres- .held to enter Hebron G range in well, were sworn into their new this y ear's play festival. The lec* FLOORS DRIVEWAYS offices a t r i he m eeting January 3 tu re r is expected t.o make ap pointments for directing the by past master. Forest Woods. Of STREETS PARKING AR EA S ficers met for seating drill prae- Also Road Grading — AU Work Guaranteed -fitfe January 6. * Favorable votes were east for new members, Earl and Helen R ost and Nova Lee Stanford^ Ap plications for hew members were received from Mr. and Mrs. Ken- ~ U Row River Hustlers Demonstrate Safety $ New * ear s ■ arty; >ut lined by Officers The Row River H ustlers club dem onstrated different phases of safety a t . the ijftuth Lane 4-H Leaders’ association m eeting held Monday night at Mt. View school. Mary Woodworth and George Woodworth Jr. dem onstrated a r tificial respiration. Thora Seaver showed the- leading h alter for un ruly animals. Jeanne Voss dem onstrated safety in sewing: K ath le e n Gillispie in canning and-Stev- ie n Gillispie in use of a hunting 'knife. C. J. Robinson, president of the ' loaders grdlip reported on the ¡•safety congress held recently a t O reg:n ¿State College. Sentinel Classified Ads Get Results Pass Creek Paving Co., Cottage Grove directing and narrating for' a humorous pantomime of officers, depicting the outgoing officers of ’52 and the new ones of '53. The singing of Auld Lang Syne,” with friendship locked in a swaying circle of the hand clasp of "Happy 'New Year” . greeted the passing o f the stroke of twelve o’clock. Dessert refreshm ents of moulded fruit jello salad and cake and cof fee were served hy Lillian Marcy and Marian Chapman. Decorations were by Nellie H arris. _. Next grange meeting is J a n u a ry 17.-Refreshments of jello and cake will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Maryyn H arris and Mr. and-M rs. Marvin Miller.. Week End Specials $ 1 .3 9 Peanuts Pineapple „ 4 3 c Dales $ 1 .0 0 Candy Stai Standby Roasted ib 89c Pop Corn Prunes OregS: ----- BLACK TOP PAVING — Phone 1 Maxwell House gardens Pitted Mixed We have taken off our coats and gone to work. W e are trying to profit by our m istakes in 1952 and pledge you better service in '53. We would appreciate an oppor tunity to go over your jnsprance program with yoffand Modern civilization seems to be the greatest menace, by Jar, to civilization. * • ’ Chocolate cans Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Ph. 869Y or 488J see what can be done to improve it to your satisfaction. We a re-he re to serve you so do not hesitate to call. W ashing Powder Scotch 35c pkg. M argarine Peaches M EM ORY Creams Pound G a rd e n Nu Maid Filberts Pound Tomatç Standby . If you have not used our gi^de GOOD Beef, try it. Special price on all cuts this week. Extra special pric6 by the half all wrapped for your locker. «I. B. Leonard Insurance Service Pencil W har^nlng .Remember when there were" no pencil sharp eners in school rooms? The girls borrowed the boys’ knives. Usually, being the gallant kind, the boys sharpened the pencils fo r them. 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