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— « » h o » ,, T n t h ., j n m « , S S t t U S ? . * put up at the Culp* Creek school next week, is the end of the se- 8 -0 0 PLANED iir ..\o .emergency." -~ __ i PtkgC « The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur»., Jau. 15, 1858 which should be a big help to Mr». R. G. Conner. Reporter mestei1 and examinations are. ComDaiatively few Americans ” j Mr». Florence Krikaen those not so well acquainted in The Mosby Creek Extension -7 Phone HOM either in progress now or will be R that a 208-group civil air If this ™u"tr^,*l^ra^ of civil ■ * M OSBY CREEK club met Thursday at the Dorena ---------- ' force backed by the nation's larg- morrow, these thousands ot u v . There has been quite a bit of this teiritory? in finding. it. in ’ ’a d * a - y W’two. Lorane Parent Teachers club Mrs. Harry Ca»Ue. Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jennings Grange hall for the meeting on moving going on this past week est non-military radio network and Air Patrol ®.lrcJ’^ ■ j| partg The Lynn Wyman family, Mr, M.000 Phone 968JS "Making of Fabric Gloves " The and ^j,s y an(jy Troutman were evening callers at the home will meet Friday, January 16, at volunteers is ready for erating V»thm h • emer- 't th? grade school cafe'teria at 8 and Mrs. Otto Johnson ^nd' Mrs, Your has receiv- receiv- meeting was in charge of Mrs. who ha^(, res)de() here the past of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Patton re .C o n in n .„ o n .l Your correspondent correspondent has p.m. E J. Mpfhershed and child;eh ed word from Mr and Mrs. Buster , Dale Pitcher and Mrs. G eor^ two years have moved to Cottage cently. notice. gencL ser- An exchange student from the spent Sunday before last at the moments that they have a new baby | Woodworth, who were assisted by GrOve Enis Keil fam,iy-has - ... graphic ' missions, ambulance ambi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodell and «rirl horn. December 7. She ha&i-Mrs. Frances Evenson of the Mt. moved t0 Cottage Grove and Mr. Stanley Goodell were Sunday eve University of ©regon will be guest ’ coast and reported regular sum- I Mote than. 8,200 light utility- V|Ce. traffic control, reconnais- I type aircraft—largely the same sance, sanpe police patrol, airsearch ait ... weather ---------- there. -----. iypc an v.t... — — and 1 mer been named Connie and is th e ' View club. Mrs. Lewis Dayng join- and Mrs Allen who have been liv- ning callers at the Elliott Eriksen speaker. m p r ic a n b busi- u s i- , Deen nameu «*■ -n,„re w ill h e a sn er ia * jng in the Hewes house below Culp Mothers of the tittn ana sixin On Thursday evening a meeting 1 . types ......-J used daily K,, by A American rescue ' decontamination and other ed the club. There will be a special Mothers of the fifth and sixth home. Ball’s second daughter. grade pupils are to furnish either was held to reorganize Boy Scout ' nessmen for speedy, economical missioni meeting .January 20 at the home Creek moved in»o the house va- Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Brighrtwell a Die or a cake which will be sold Troop 82 which is sponsored by transportation—are available to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Pacholke of Mrs. George Woodworth and — — received word of the serious ill following the meeting to help de- the local IOOF. Harvey Moothart this organization knowri as the were guests Sunday at the home everyone is to bring a sack lunch. cated by the Keils Taxpayers.” says a The high wind tore several ness of the former's mother' in of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steele of fray the cost of the speakers and will serve as Scoutmaster and , Civil Air Patrol. And 9,500 radio Protest y s» n ew s-it'« Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald sheets of-, tin off from the shop . Culp Creek of Delight 'V alley were dinner roof of William B. Patton. A Iowa recently, stating she had f o / t h e 4-rf scholarships which Lloyd Counts will be assistant ; ham stations <7.000 of t £ m mo* headline^ T hats no M, . « a Mr,. C .r.0 , J o » « .a n d — „ Mr. ~ ¡x£ , « S S â entered the hospital but due to the PTC will award at the end Scoutmaster^ tail) stand ready for lightning pe pe * _______------ --------- ___ a bad heart condition she is un of the school year. ___ ___ I During the meeting Mr. Moot- place Saturday. able to undergo surgery. She Jones home since they brought The' thunder storm w as pretty Cake or pie will sell for 10 cents fl hart explained the aims of scout -1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Weddel re visited here with relatives about Ronnie home from the hospital. severe Thursday night on Mosby ** "• ‘ be a ' ¡ng,and what he hoped to accom- a serving and coffee will He has been ill with the flu and Creek. Haven't been able to find cently installed an electric stove a year ago. plish during the year. We were without electricity for nickle. is still confined to his bed at this put where it struck but must have and hot water heater. Jack Wedde! helped with the^wiring. Ten boys have signed up for the j brief periods last Wednesday. Home Economics club of Lorane writing. . , been close around from all re- Mrs. Marion Wiscarson was a of the crews w— mill ...... — - - - were ------ dis — , Grange will meet with Mrs. L. S. Troop already and a few more are Mr. and Mrs. Joe / a y s ports, as the lightning made victim of the flu the first of this Some w. missed at 2:30 o’clock only to have pey ¡n February. J r planning to join very soon. three boys have moved into the . . , , thin 2S dod , S h op <MM*n fro m 7 :3 0 a.m . u n til 1 2 :3 0 a.91. electricity restored after the Qn January 22 the Grange hall - Bellissimo place and the boy® have Mj. an(J Langston week. Clarence Wineiriger returned to will be me the pmniiK polling piauc place for the COMES NOW BOVOC riisiic had imu blown. w i l l , lie ---------- -------- - A ll w ork g u a r a n te e d , g a s or dtesel started to Blue Mt. ._r • and family were dinner guests work last Monday after being off whistle Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lokken of ret an election which will be held An air-tight cylinder—an adap- five r chUdrcnSof Portland spen^ Sunday evening of Mr. and_ Mrs. ounuay evviniiK ui i'“ . - ‘ " |[or some time recovering irom for from Cottage Grove visited Sunday at recall of Judge Day T. tation of the well-known iron Herold Sandlen of Cottage Grove. | burns he received at Booth-Kelly the home of her daughter and £$ayiy. lung—has been developed to aid In the week end at thg home of Mr. < Cpl. and Mrs. Dean Lebow Jeft-t ---- » family. Mr. end Mrs. Lawrence NeW officers will be in charge the Study of clothing requirements and Mrs. Harry Castle. Guests Wednesday, January 7 for Cali shop. The woods crews missed several Stratton. , for the first time on January 13 and energy limitations of Army Sunday at the Castle home were fornia where Fie is stationed with days of work the past week due to Mr. and Mrs. James Goodell ac- jor \h e first grange meeting of men and women, Mr. and Mrs Fred Frost of Cot the marines at Camp Pendleton. the high wind. Fred Cross to Spring-; t^e year. . , Named ‘‘Bovoc,,’—body volume tage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Grant - Also w ish to announce Harry Albany ) Sympathy is' extended to the companied Duflev"and three children of Knox i Mrs. H srfy Patten Paden is in Arnany field Saturday. Mrs. Goodell was The C. B. Mitchell family-spent cabinet the device was invented MR. TRUMAN DEl^EON, well known local mechanic U II M r nnd M rs Lester Rear- I this wcek helP,nS to care for her I Earl Cooper family, former resi- to help care for Mrs. Cross who is SaHuday night in Eugene at the by Lt. Ralph J, Wedgewood, a ” *V' two children of Blue new granddaughter Debra Ann, | den, , hi4 community, in the - is now in our shop. . home of Mrs. Mitchell's sister and medical officer attached -t<) the rick and two cmidren ot Blue d s4 0 ounces, bom Jan -1 passing of Mrs. Cooper’s - • - father, ill. The county crew has been haul- .family, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Dur- Army Quartermaster Climatic Re- Mt. and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ram- uary Mr and Mrs. Bill Dur Robert F. Harter, in Cottage ing gravel on the road to Disston bin. ' ' ■ seatch Laboratory at Lawrence, gey and five children of Portland; ham of Albany. This is the Pattens Grove Friday evening. the past few weeks, which has Mrs g j Mothershed and chil- Mass. . ' ' first grandchild. .4- Service club met at the school- made a big improvement in driv- dren left Sunday morning for - ■ « East ■*— Main Phone 821 ---------— --------- - 16th and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Daerst house with the usual crowd. Door ¡ng over it. Boise where they will make their Business Cards The Sentinel and Clarence and Betty went to prize was wop by Almetta Good Several volunteers for the ob- home. Two of her daughters Sher- Portland over the week end and ell. Mrs Humphrey being Mrs. Bette itumpnrey ueing starvation post at the upper end rjji Lynn and-Janet Lawyer have ■ w ' > J X xzj 11 visited at the George lYuerst and the winner at the meeting before. Do^na put in. their four hour been attending Lorane school for II Tom Cowing homes. Mr. Duerst's Thursday evening, January 15, shjf|S jast week and still more gome time while living with their PLAYER PIANO II mother, Mrs. Louise Kibbey, Remember when the II makes her home with her daugh- there will, hip a meeting at the yOiUnteejs are needed. Anyone grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ab Culp Creek* Assembly for a book wjshing to are urged to call any Johnson. Mrs. Mothershed and Browns b o u g h t the || ter Mrs Tom Cowing. study. Everyone to take the study of the day. captains m entioned:1 baby son came for a visit about the bw . first player ------ piano in Mrs chambers gave a is to be there at 7:30 o'clock. Monday, Gietta Estabrook, phone ■ middle .of December. town? Think of it— a demonstration party at the home Sewing club met W the home 6-8637; Tuesday, Elsie Patton. I Mrs. Harvey Moothart remained piano that played any of Mrs. Upton Monday morning of Mrs. Elliott Eriksen on Wed phone 6-8479; Wednesday, Blossom ¡n Vashon, Wash., following the piece perfectly without in Eden Park. — —— nesday of last week-with several Garroutte, phone 6-8454; Thurs- Christmas holidays. Her father your t o u c h i n g the Monty Vogler spent Friday member« being absent on account day,' Jeanette Kelly, 1167R1; Fri- has been recently discharged from keys! No wonder the night with his little school friend, of illness and bad weather. Those day. Beatrice Larson, 6-8494; the hospital and she is staying youngsters were enthu- Don I-angston of Eden Park. present were Mesdames Elizabeth Saturday and Sunday, Bob Owen, for a while to help care for him. thusiastic. What was Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Jew< l Thweatt. Grace phone 6-8454 or Darrel Garroute, 1 Mis. Rose Hayes spent a few the use of taking les I Albert Langston and hoys were Potts, Almetta Goodell, Florene phone*fc-8629; day in Cottage Grove hospital last s o n s and practicing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Viqlette, Essie Patton, Evelyn ----;--------i---------- week for observation and treat- hour after hour when Stanley Jerrimhib’ ,in »Cottage. Whitman, Ruth Wineinger, Kay APPEAL8 COURT GIVES ment. such a piano had been Grove. geed ahd Peggy Groat. PEDESTRIAN DECISION I The Rev. Robert A. Green will invented? Remember? Kleetkin January 22 Mrs. Peggy Groat helped out The pedestrian has the right o f 1 speak on the topic ^Whatsoever There will bi1 an election at in the Whiteakei Cafe in Cottage tyay once he has started across a Ye Shall Do, Then Do,” at the 11 I Brumbaugh precinct ( W a ld e n Grove operated by Mrs. R. R- Ray- traffic signal crossing before the a,m, service. Ip the evening , his w o n d erin g . Community hjdli January 22 for mond the last of the week. tight changes, it wag .pointed out. tqjiic~wiH be “So Shall Be the the'recall of Judge ¿ayly. -Full» Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Reed were this week by Ray Conway, man Com ihg o f Christ? will be open from 8 a m. to 8 p.m. Sunday evening supper guests at Eleanor Brown' has returned ager of the Oregon State Motor If in doubt ahyut your name being the Robert Groat home.__ association in keeping the 30,000 frrom a few* days stay" in- the h o s-. in the poll book, bring your d tn l The Service club membe»w wish members of t h e ¡association pflTal. , ■■■ (This is not one of C liffs Pipe Dreams) to thank all those who donates! abreast of important recent legal Former residents, Mr^and Mrs. If pedestrians will learn good baked goods or fancy woik toe. Jim Mitchell, are parents of a walking habits, deaths and injur the bazaar held at Western Auto decisions. The United States C o u r t of baby daughter born last Wednes ies from automobiles will be on December 2Q. . » Appeals,. Conway pointed out, has day in Cottage Grove hospit^l.^.... greatly reduced. The basketball game played at upheld a Louisiana loner court Mr and Mrs. Walter Holland of Latham Friday afternoon was an which ’‘dkfrtitUtS' to a pe Riddle spent the week end with An election should lie held -to exciting game with the close score destrian who was hit by a taxicab Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Alford. decide which group of us is to re of 17-18 in favoc of Culp Creek Mrs. Frank O. Moore of Ilalsey in a situation when- he had start form the rest of us. The girl» volleyball game was ed across the street on the green has' been hired to teach the fe-^ also won by Culp Creek 28-14. light and the light changed to red mainder of the year in the fourth Scratch Pads The Sentinel Mr». Almetta Goodell w lir e n before he was entirely-across. grade. She ¡s t a y in g for the,pres- tertain the Sewing club at her ent with The Chester Purdy fam home on January 21, with the ily during the week. Pencils -Wholesale and Retail birthday Qf Maxine Violette being All the long faces around the, — The Sentinel — remembered. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and daughter Kathy returned from a trip to Oklahoma where they visit DRIVEW AYS . FLOORS ed relatives over the holidays. • 'fhey-Ftipuit v«i .t h.cy had a nice trip STREETS PARKING AREA^ but a lot of car trouble. Mrs. Anna Eusted of O'Linda. Also Road Grading — All Work Guaranteed Calif., visited at the home of her brother, Joe Plueard, and helped bim celebrate his eightieth birth day anniversary Wednesday. Jan y uary 7. The Dean PluearU" family also was in attendance. Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel H e b e r t ' Raymond returned Monday from a Eugene hopsital Ph. X«9Y or 4X8J where he underwent surgery last Mopday, Mr. and Mrs William Fletcher have as a house guest his cousin. Dorothy Lowe of Hannihal. Mo. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Baker on their trip home from Oklahoma. — MtsS Marjorie Sloan started school at Oregon State college and spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. SlOan M iss.Jo Ann also was home o'Ver the week end. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Andes and Debra of Drain were Sunday visi tors at the H. E. Raymond home. London will* be the opponents in the .next scheduled basketliall and volleyball games played next .Friday at (Tilp Creek. Recently a big Sign has heefl LORANE CULPCREEK j «*»-.5«* SS «2£. / L , HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR Day or Night We handle Gates and Atlas tires and batteries Standard gas and diesel and oils Disston Logging Truck Repair Co. MEMORY ROBERTS & DRURY Phone 444 205 N. 9th HOWDY FO LKS!!! Been where to get that Plastic Pipe? We’vegot i t ! ! ! In 34 , 1 ,lV A a n d iy z” CLIFF AND GEORGE “ We Hurry” . — BLACK TOP P A V IN G - M A N - S IZ E D c a r th a t Pass Creek Paving Co., Cottage Grove ” W O M E N love to drive Ckûitge In Ownership Having sold our appliance busi ness, we wish to extend a “ THANK YOU“ to all of our f r i e n d s and customers; for the b u s in e s s and cooperation given us and for the many courtesies extended us, which have made it a pleasure to serve you. YOUR TITAN Doesn't Cost— It Pays MR. W AYNE CANNON, formerly of Sedro Wool- ley, Wash., has purehaaed the business and he will eon- tinoe to handle the sales and service of the Merchandise, the same a s we have in the past. • . . . it gives you the option of Full-time Power Steering that turns and parks your car with the merest touch. Eliminating all ‘ wheel fight ! • No wonder! . . . it’s a perfect sanctuary of steel. More h.p. per lb. , Lightest |it*r h.p. Cheapest per h.p. All outstanding accounts due the Brisbane Eh’etrie Inc., can be paid at the store, the same as the past. : ...J ■" ' TT w Mr. Cannon comes to Cottage Grove, with ji num ber of years of experh'nre in the appliance business and is fully ea|»able of taking care of your*4iheds. an anil ^ t 1 • No wonder! . . . it’s so beautifully styled. delight to look at, parked at your front door! No wonder! . . . its famous Spitfire engine will - pull you out of any “tight spot in a hurry! • Give your wife the fun of driving this new Chrysler. D on’t deprive her any longer. Or yourself, either! « . . . its new-type shock absorbers swallow up the worst road bumps. Wouldn t waken a baby. A __ ^ * DISSTON / Power Saws We bespeak for the new owner, the same courtesy and eonaideration as you have kindly ’extended us in the p a s t Big. Sturdy. Safe. • No wonder! . . . it gives you the feeling’all Chrysler owners feel: that of complete car control! Salt's and Service The beautiful r •, CHRYSLER W INDSOR -one of America's first family of fine cars! -N/ Chezem Saw Shop , / L E S AND MABEL^IKlSBANE _ Brisbane Electric, Inc. 702 Main . &49vNo. IJ U ie S t 1 Block Brhlnd Thrifty Service Station Ph. 1034 Anytime. 33-tfcxx Phone 78 A McCOY MOTORS - 6th and Washington
