Section Three
18 Pages
The Cottage Grove Sentine!
Thornton Corners
Men Harvest Hay
By Mr». J. W. Fisher
Phome 38F5
THORNTON
CORNERS Mr
and Mrs. Chi lord Rippy and two
children of Ixmg Beach. Calif.,
f Rippy s
and with
ge Grove
Bv ron
They
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when disaster strikes, and people must be duff
from debris. The $9.000 truck contains 300 pieces
of rescue equipment of 99 different types.
With Buick building hardiops at 1! e rate of mora ('¡an S9,f 90 a month, these two and four-door model«,
lined up at the factory awaking ship; tent to tic .1 r , repros nt only a few hours production. liakk
pioneered the Jiardlon in 1
I ! ullds sìrust twice as many as any oUicr manufacturer. Th:
four door hardtop, shir.-.n in P ■ f
Uni. Nearly 25 p < nt at all current re
orders are for the nw four-door banuop sedan uhi t I as rut into production in March of
By Mrs. Kuby Benston
Phone 2BF4
SAGINAW Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Getty of Los Angeles are visit
Roberts a Drury
Ph. 444
Ph. 444
Delmer Benston and son drove to
Ridgefield, Wash., one day last
week and brought hack Diane
Kebser to spend a week with her
grandparents and uncle and aunt
Diane's parents Mr. and Mrs Ed
Krebser. came after her Satur-
day spenditi ’ the weekend here,
Saturday night the Benstons
and Kiel sor were dinner guest
at the 1 teinter I- Benston home a
Bennett Creek.
Mr. and Mt
Howard Keene
accompanied A
and Mrs. Guy
warm«
Read Hetnenway has had sev
eral men, helping him harvest his
large hay crop during the past
two weeks. Thay established a
record lor one’ day's baling: 1,200
bales ot hav.
Mr and Mrs. William Adam
son. the Clement Townsend fam
ily and Mi and Mi' Bud Adam
son attended a picnic on Sunday
in Springfield in honor ot the an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kraal of that city.
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•CALAMITY JANE.’ the Federal Civil Defense
Administration's rescue truck, packs a wallop
more potent than its namesake’s six-shooters
Through Our Checkout
Puss
Gill of Roseburg to eastern Oregon
Sunday where they visited at the
Peterson Rock Gardens.
Cliihl Breaks Arm
The little two-year-old daugh
ter ol Mr. and Mis. Jake Stroms
broke her arm while playing at
her home Frida v
William l Pudge > Purcell re
ceived a chest injury while load
ing cars at the Rickini Lumber
Company one day last week. He
was taken to the Cottage Grove
hospital for a check-up. He will
he off work for two weeks,-but is
getting along very well.
spent the weekend recently with
Claude's folks. Mr. and Mis. Har
ve Lawson, ol Battleground. Wash.
Jess Tucker
mployed as
the Potter
night watchman
Lumber Company mill
Mr. and Mis. Elmer Kivitt of
Creswell and Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Keene spent Sunday at the coast.
xster, and hi
• a new home
where Capt.
TOWN
i. Capt
family
statiom i.
Mr and Mrs. John Wilcox and
three children of Fortuna, Calif.,
were recent overnight guests of
Mr and Mrs Trevor Thompson.
Severely Burned
Charles Cooley, who was se
verely burned when a piece of hot
metal tell
employed
skin graft
t v i y price is a low price every dav ! And it stands to
r< i m—1 ov prices all along your food list means a
much low; r cost for your basketful of food! Shop here
t lay—an<l you II know lor sure that the thriftiest
The
h-an,
Farm-fresh Produce
Tomatoes, 2 pot
Donna Hemenway sjient last
week in Springfield at the home
of het grandmother. Mrs. W. A.
Hemenu ay.
The Knox Hill Neighbors club
held its annual picnic Thursday
evening at the Gus Nowak home
with about 20 attending.
Mr. and Mis. A. E. Higgins call
ed Sunday on the family of Pete
Coiner in Cottage Grove where
they have iecently moved from
Walla Walla.
Mr and Mi's Robert Wheeler
and family of ('amp Creek were
Sunday dinner glusts at the home
and Mrs. Don
Long Beach. Calif , a
home of Mrs. Kelles
Mr. and Mrs. Cus Nowak, for a
two weeks' vacation.
Rt cent Visitors
Mrs. Flank LaBlue accompanied
her daughter, Mis. Howard Ray
mond. of Row River to Eugene
Friday.
,
Mr. and Mrs Ethan Tonole and
daughters of Lakeside visited the
first of last week at the home of
Ethan's father, Pete Tonole. and
with their son. Gene, and wife.
Mrs Gus Nowak entertained
with a wiener roast at her home
Saturday evening honoring hei
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Kelley , and Joe Premaz-
zi on their birthday anniversaries.
A number of
guests attended
Mr. and Mrs.
visitors along coastal points for
several days of last week and en
route home, visited in Albanv at
the home of Mrs. Tonole's son.
Howard Harpole.
Keith White
spent last week
b lank LaBlui. while his pareti
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. White, were
Arcata, Calif., on a business tr
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