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-''Cu|p Creek |tems Fogarty, Milbrat By Mrs. Florence Eriksen New Managers Phon. GXliX7 Humphrey’s Store The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon The next meeting will be at the home of Dorothy Williams, and there will lx- a food auction. Bring something to oil that will help out on some one's dinner that eve- ning, January 19. The proceeds I from the sale will be turned over Bv Mrs. Walter N. Dowens to the March of Dimes. Phone 33F11 W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. MOUNT vn:w The Neighbor- Bernice Thomas and Fioretta An- ly Neighbors club held its regular derson returned on Monday from meeting on January 5 at the home a week's visit at Vancouver, B. of Nellie Peterson. C., Canada, at the home of Mr. Chairman Helen Carlisle ap- Thomas mother, Mrs. Mary Thom- pointed the following committees i as- to serve for this year; Work, I Jah Lady Entertained Frances Swanson, Mildred Foster Mrs. Lillian Dalley of Ogden, and Alice Piehl; flowers, Pat Pit- ' t'tah, arrived on December 24, tman, Maxine Partney and Lor- to spend the holidays at the home nine Elwards, and cards. Meda of her sisters. “ Mr. and ' “ Mrs. Gus Dowens. Piehl and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Foster, and her niece. Mrs. Wally Barrong. She returned to her home on January 2. Mrs. Dalley was feasted on frozen trout, sal HONE 210 ★ mon, turkey, goose and practical ly every kind of meat except hot dogs, and she didn't get to stay Weil., Thur*., Fri., Sat., long enough for that. Jan. 12, 13, 14. 15 Mr. and Mis. Glen Cochran s[x-nt New Year’s at the home of "Three Hours to Kill ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cornell, at Dana. Andrews and Donna Reed Springfield. Mr. and Mrs Gene Fowler were I guests at the Glen Cochran home "Loop Hole" I recently. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coombs Barry Sullivan and I of Springfield spent New Year's Dorothy Malone day at the home of Mrs. Coomb’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teeters. In the afternoon they all visited with Ix?e Thomason at Dor Sun., Mon.. Tues., Wed., ena. Jan. I«, 17- 18 -1» Gregory Mitchell of Eugene was a visitor at the Charles Teeters "Seven Brides ' horn«» Monday. Mr. and Mi's. Dave Smith of for Seven Brothers' I Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost were Saturday visitors at Jane Powell and Howard Keel I the Charles Teeters home. CINEMASCOPE Mrs. Charles Teeters suffered a I fainting spell on Sunday, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coombs of Springfield came up to lx? with her. Mount View Club Names Committees A PHONE 21O-L A PILES Fri,, Kat., Sun , Jan. I I, 15, Iti (HSMOHHOIDI) and f • COLON & STOMA H ' • RUPTURE (Hernia) • TREATED WITHOUT HOSPITAL OPERATION CREDIT TO RfSPONSIBLE PfOPLf * I I »• .it Ml». our F -Hbr FREE Descriptive Booklet IMS HUM " K K Write or Call a Pony Express Jungle Jive Cartoon Cartoon — and other rectal disorders ’ Tabor the Great Matinee Saturday 1 P. M. 'V THE DEAN CLINIC Open 10 until 5 Monday through Friday. Until Bpm. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Chiropractic Physicians ... In our 45th year. 2026 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD Telephone I Ast 3918 Portland 12, Oro. Closed Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. VFW HALL SAT. NITE JAN. 15 RALPH GUY Cottage Grove High School and Public Welcome Omlid's Golf Club Presents live music of the Electric Organ while you dine. Friday and Saturday, January 14-15 Weekend Specials Friday — Comb. Saturday — Top Sunday — Baked */2 Portion for Seafood Dinner Sirloin Dinner Ham Dinner Children what every woman should know We've created sot nothing "spe cial" for weight conscious fam ilies. Youll love the aroma and taste of toast at breakfast or plain at dinner. Each THIN dice is "calorie-controlled ’ ♦ abaut 41 CAI OKIES per 11 (rem slice NO FATS ADDEONO SHORRNINCS USEO PIANIST Popular Program from To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aldrich and children made a business trip to Portland one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Knell and son of Yamhill were visitors one day during the past week at the Joe Premazzi home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of Leaburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wooden recently. Mrs. Tom Foster of Ashland and daughter, Mrs. Bob Ashur of Roseburg, were dinner guests re cently of Mrs. George Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whetham and family and Thomas Whetham made a trip during the recent hol- to idays to Shelton. Wash Renton and other points in that state, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson of Chico, Calif., visited over last j weekend with Mrs. Wilson's par- "Bach to Broadway" Monday January 17th 8 P. M. High School Auditorium Admission Adults $1.25, Students 75c Announcing Barnet Jewelers (formerly Grove Jewelers) is now located with Grove Hardware, at 506 Main We will maintain our same watch repair service and merchandise JIM BARNET Wondering what new car to buy? Step to the window, watch traffic, and you’ll see how others are settling thia question. They are buying Pontiacs—at a faster rate than ever before in history! Ask why and you’ll hear many reasons, but the basic reason is this. The ’55 Pontiac personifies everyone’s dream of what a modern car should be. There's Pontiac’s unique combination of beautiful long, low lines. Vogue Two- Tone styling, and Twin-Streak distinction. There’s Pontiac's long wheelbase—the How much money? You can actually buy a Strato-Streak-powered Pontiac for just a few dollars more than the very lowest- priced cars! Come in and find out how little it costs to switch to modern motoring. CO mooiivn - oo sontiac I thau c*>cr asm / ALBEE PONTIAC Hollywood [>'•’ and Calori» Gaida Ça*»* secret of the wondrously safe, smooth ride that makes you and your passengers the happiest people on wheels. , There's Pontiac’s roominess and luxury ; ; . living-room comfort and mode-of- tomorrow decor . ; . along with picture- window vision all around. And there's Pontiac instant control and Strato-Streak V-8 performance—but these must be enjoyed to be believed. Take a total of the foregoing and here's the result—more of everything than a like amount of money has ever bought before! WITH STKATO-STAtAK V-S N»UI Albee-Pontiac ATHENA'' in coto» •r«t» flaerw Da» Boa IÖ27 » Ever Priced So Low ! Top quality choice used ears are coming in on the great new 1955 Pontiac, (’heck our Mock. We may have just what >ou an* looking for in a Good H ill I sed Car. DEBBIE REYNOLDS FREE! Brilliant Young CONCERT Stye,, ¿itxMyaMÍ with Dual Range Hy- dramatic Drive, power steering and power brakes. Also the last of the week we will show the 860 Pontiac 2 door sedan. The model that is priced right close to the lowest. BREAD j Williams Bakery JAMES BASTIEN 8 P. M. — Auditorium By Mn. It. G. Conner Phone 14<m LORANE Home Economics club of Ixirane Grange met at the home of Mrs Arthur Kragenbrink for a potluck dinner last Thurs day with 13 ladies present. Plans were made for the losers in the attendance contest now going on to provide a dinner for the winners at the last meeting in March. It was also decided to have a birthday table every three months to honor all members whose birthdays fall in that period. On January 20 and February 1. HEC members and any grange men who are able, are to meet at the grange hall to work on painting the remodeled kitchen A potluck dinner will be served both days. The February 1 work day will take the place of the regular HEC meeting. The 1955 Pontiac Custom Catalina SPECIAL FORMULA t, PRESENTS Now Showing Ken and Dolly uuu.om iva CoHage Grove High School Music Department $1.50 $2.00 $1.50 75c Omlid's Golf Club • ama PH..... . SSI THORNTON CORNERS The Knox Hill Neighbors club met Thursday with Mrs. Gus Nowak as hostess at her home. There were nine members at a potluck noon meal. Two birthdays were ob served. Mrs. Joe Premazzi will hold the February meeting at her home with an exchange of val entines on February 3. Grant Dulley had the misfortune of losing his middle finger on his left hand Wednesday of last week while cutting stakes for a truck with a skill saw. He was confined to the local hospital for several days following the accident. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Williams of Tiller were visitors one day last week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vincent, ac- companied bj Mrs. Sadie Alleman visited at points along the coast on New Year’s day. LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS THE SENTINEL Open to the Public > By Mrs. J. W. Fisher ents. Mr and Mrs W. B Wooden. was an overnight visitor Tuesday ' at the home of his parents, Mr. D. LaBlue» \ iflt Mr. and Mrs. David LaBlue and and Mrs. George Foster. He was son of Lebanon were overnight enroute to Idaho from a two guests on Saturday of last week weeks' leave over the holidays at the home of cousins, Mr. and with his family in San Antonio, ; Texas. Mrs. Frank LaBlue. Mr. and Mrs. Hack Wooden, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aldrich and children visited recently at Win w ho have been living at Powell ston with Mrs. Aldrich's sister, 1 Butte in eastern Oregon, are mov- , ing back to this area this week. Mrs. David Potter. Lt. Byron Foster, who is sta Office Safes—The Sentinel tioned at Mountain Home, Idaho, Lorane Home Ec. Club Holds Feast MELODY ACES Admission $1 FIGHT CULP CREEK A small group attended the Service club meet INFANTILI ing January 5 at the schoolhouse. PARALYSIS Hostesses were Mmes. Norene By Mn. Ruth F. St. Clair Dean, Florene Violette and Al- Phone 6M438 nietta Goodell. The next meeting will lx» on February 2. IOREN A Robert Fogarty and The Boy Scout committee meet Robert Milbrat assumed the man ing was held at the Kenneth Owen agement of Humphrey's Grocery January 1. They recently pur home January' 5. JANUARY 3-31 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marks of chased the business from Ivell and Eugene spent several days last Helen Humphreys, but will con week doing some remodeling at tinue to use the established trade day, after spending several days name of Humphreys Grocery. Min the Robert Groat home. at home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winein- or changes are being made through Mr. and Mrs. Bermie Stewart remodeling and rearranging of ger and children visited over the stock. The only major change in returned to their home last Thurs weekend with friends here and day after a seven weeks' trip relatives in Eugene. Mr. Winein- the service to the public will be which took them to Oklahoma and the new store hours; 7 am. to 7 ger injured his foot, so is about p.m. Monday through Saturday to Los Angeles where they visi on crutches. ted relatives. While in Oklahoma Marion J. Smith, who has been and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fogarty and two they attended the golden wedding visiting relatives here since Christ of Mrs. Stewart's sister and broth mas. left Sunday for Vancouver, children have been residents of er-in-law. Wash., to visit her sister, Mrs. this area since last spring, when Claudia Freeman missed several Clayton Halvorsen and family, be they purchased the former Glea fore returning to Minneapolis, son place between Culp Creek and days of school this week because Disston. They came here from of a severe case of tonsilitis. Mmn. Charles Conklin, former resi Culp Creek school has a basket Oceanside. Calif. ball and volleyball game scheduled Mr. and Mrs. Milbrat and baby dent, whose home is now in Cros with Saginaw on Friday. The daughter are making their home well, was home on leave from the games will be played at Saginaw. on the Drenner place. Milbrat was Navy over the holidays. While Mr. and Mrs. James Humphrey recently discharged from the here, Conklin visited at the Frank attended a family reunion in Eu- Army, coming here from Monte lin Stewart home. MM a week ago Sunday. On rey, Calif., where he was station Practice Scheduled Tuesday night and Wednesday ed. First and second degree team Mrs. Humphrey’s folks of Red Lease Renewed of the Dorena Grange will prac mond visited at the Humphrey The Post Office Department has tice at the Grange hall Friday home. renewed the lease on the quarters evening, January 14. These de Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodell, for the Dorena Post Office in the grees will be presented at the laurence and Stanley were birth store building. Ruth St. Clair will next regular Grange meeting on day dinner guests Sunday at the continue as postmistress and there January 22. All members are R. L. Goodell home at Lynx Hol- urged to be present at this prac low$ in honor of Sharon Goodell will be no changes in the post of tice. fice hours. on her ninth birthday. L. S. i Larry > Hird was confined Mr. and Mrs. Ivell Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Osborn to the Cottage Grove hospital for and Willard of Creswell were who retired from the store Jan a week. He returned to his home guests at thr> Earl Heffner home. uary 1, are enjoying a well earn last Thursday and was able to re Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Troutman, ed rest. At present they are mak sume work on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Dean, Debbie ing their home next door to the Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Leonard re and Gary, visited Saturday night store building. The Humphreys turned home Sunday from a va and Sunday in Springfield with plan to begin construction of their cation trip to Hutchinson. Kans., Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roberts and new home on the Dorena Lake in and Pueblo, Colo., where they visi Mr and Mrs. James Osborn. Tru- the near future. man Dean spent the weekend with Dorena School club will meet ted relatives. Mrs. Etta Beckner Los Angeles, mother of Mrs. Merlin Johnson in Eugene at the Dorena schoolhouse Friday. of Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Randall and January 14, at 8 o’clock. Please Leonard, accompanied them. Mr and Mrs. Veil Reeves re family spent New Years visiting bring refreshments. Each member her parents in Washington. should consider themselves as part turned home last Thursday after making a three day trip to Marys Mr. and Mrs. Everett Howell of the serving committee. ville. Calif., where they visited spent Christmas in Washington The Amel Smith family return and their granddaughter returned ed to their horde Sunday after Mr. Reeves’ father who has been for a visit here until New Years. spending the past four weeks at ill. Cub Scout committee meeting They spent New Years with their the Ray Steele home while Mrs. son and family near Portland. Smith was recuperating from ma was held at the Henry Monroe Mrs. Amil Smith returned to jor surgery. She is much improved home Tuesday evening, January her home here after convalescing at this time. 11. the past couple weeks at the home Back in Hospital of her parents. Sentinel Big Pound Pads, 15c Ruth Poole returned to the Vet Mr. and Mrs. Harold Widman Over 100 Sheets 8'/j x 11 Inches Jr. of Portland stopped to see Mr. erans' hospital in Portland Thurs- and Mrs. Lloyd Kaake enroute to California on their honeymoon last Monday. Mr. Widman is Lloyd's nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Widman | Sr stopped enroute from Medford ' to Portland ■tland Sunday for a brief visit wi ith Mrs. Widmark's broth er, Lloyd Kaake. Mrs Martha Woody of Cottage Three Act Comedy Grove is making her residence with he” and Mrs. Burt Woody and family. To Be Presented By Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Radford and family moved near Dorena 1 last Sunday. It's News to Me D-A-N-C-E G. Dulley Loses- Finger in Saw MARCH Of DIMES 21 No. 9th Ph. 19
