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PAGE EIGHT SAGINAW i: ■ i is is SriMtm^^ visiting at the Shangri-La Demonstration of Mo,e and _ , _ Gopher r — Trapping June 8 JUNE «. 194« THURSDAY THE SENTINEL, POTTAGE GROVE OREGON LET’S GET ACQUAINTED i Ranch". Other* enjoying a wiener 1 1 roast there ow evening last week I : were Venus H'mdshuh anti Wil- Trapping moles and trapping ; ’ liam Phelps of Eugene, and Mr. and poisoning gophers will be dem and Mrs Ray Gheer and Mrs. onstrated by Donald Dickey, Eu Phone 75 1 > Ghecr's father. gene Rodent Control Supervisor, :: Mr. and Mrs. F. T Bcnaton of at the home of Earl Marcy on the Eugene spent Wednesday at the Pacific Highway three miles south Lucile Benston home Sunday. Mr. of Cottage Grove at 2:30 p, m, and Mrs. Dewey Fogle of Sweet Saturday, June Sth. The Marcy STUCK—At the Butler mater Home and Mr anti Mrs. Otto Buff home is the first place on the right CRESWELL nity home on Saturday, June 1. of Salem were callers at the Ben side of the highway south of La F A. Everson plans an addition 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuck, ston home and Mrs. Claude Willey tham Electric and is south of Cottage Grove, a son, Michael Ray. to his business building. Ground and daughter of Roseburg spent Woodard's mill. has been leveled up preparatory to from Wednesday thru Friday eve This demonstration has been ar- adding a drive in station. ning there. ranged by Hugh Trunnell. master Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neal have Miss Tommy Hammon and Miss of Hebron Grange, cv*>pcriitir>s Garden and Field moved to their now home formerly Dorothy Sharon from here were with County Agent O. S. Fletcher. the Chas. Worminton six acre Seeds | tract east of the Holbrook lane. among those that graduated from Mr. Trunnell states that all In Fertilizers • They formerly lived east of the the Cottage Grove High School tercsted people are invited to ai- last week. Tommy has been stay tend. • river. OF COTTAGE OROVE STUDIO RETURNED VETERAN Plant a Garden—Put in Mrs. C. L. Camp, who is leaving ing at the C. G. Keene home. Mrs. Walter Sells received word «-• "• R' DIEN a Lawn. soon to make her home in Seattle Clarkson Wright Jury 92, known was honored with an informal tea from her brother Gusse Lee Tur . Friday afternoon at the home of ner that he is stationed at San to many people here died at the I am having a small quantity of Roll Film. Beidler Feed Mrs. Dora Martin. Mrs. Martin Antonio, Texas for basic training Albany general hospital May 31st Also will depelop your roll film. and Mrs. Lettie Good served as He had reenlisted with the army after a long illness A slater died here several years ago A native of I hostesses and 60 ladies were pres air force last month. Mrs. Myrtle Prine is visiting at Indiana, he had spent sixty years 30-tfcxx ent. Mmes W. F. Ogram. J. E. Smith. H. N. Traxler, R. W. Stone, the home of her son Edward Pet- in Nebraska before coming to Ore gon. and Miss Genevieve Thompson tit in California. poured Entertaining with music Herman Abbott of Portland were Mrs. George Ross Mrs. c I. spcnt the week end recently at MILK BOOST Increases in milk prices amount Kent and Miss Lucile Kent. Mrs. tbe home of his parents, Mr. and ing to twenty cents per hundred Camp has served as pastor of the Mrs. Jim Abbott will be effective in western Oregon Creswell Methodist church for the .. , . Hurry and make your appointment. This past seven years. ,. I'an U "nd early in June according to the The Theta Rho club will hold a ^>pal and K^nddaughter of New- OPA. In most milk producing sec offer expires June 15th. business meeting tonight at 7:00 ca^®r® the Incz Mon tions of the nation the increase at the Creswell IOOF hall fol- tel— honw recen,1>’ was forty cents per hundred, but lowed by a wiener roast at the TJhe C™rad Keene and the OPA said thus section recently One sitting to a family. Children under 16 must be accompanied by their parents. No Tommy Hammons spent Sunday received an increase. other obligation. , home of Miss Charlene Ellis. Five members of the high school at the coast. Mr and Mrs. Amos Ketcherside Girl Scout troop are planning to CARD OF THANKS and children of London spent Sun attend the summer camp at Camp We are deeply grateful for the Cleawox. Mrs. C. L. Ellis is the day at the Howard Keene home. sympathy and kindness shown us FRIDAY, SATURDAY The Claude Kirkendall family during the illness and death of our leader. JUNE 7-6 of Creswell spent Sunday at the mother. We especially appreciate BAH FLYING SERVICE TO ^fd0” ho™* the beautiful floral offering The SELL LUSCOMBE AIRCRAFT . ,,imnV Williams spent several family of Mrs. Ellen LaJoie. 43-ltc Mrs The B & H Flying Service has w‘,h obtained the dealership for Lus- ,n Delight X alley, combe Aircraft, the makers of i, Ida J*c>«on spent several days > the first all-metal light plane. The W€*k w,,h hcr »fc1". Inez ! new 65 h. p. model is designed “onte,,b. to cruise at 105 miles per hour ____ and the 85 h. p.. to cruise at 120 MEN MAY HOLD miles per hour. These ships will WAR RANK IN RESERVES Brenda Joyce. Edmund Lowe, Bil be on the ------ Any ex-navy man can enlist in field for demonstration ly Severn, Harry Davenport. John and instruction within the near th<? naval reservp with he rating Litel, Clancy Cooper. Photo future. held at the time of discharge. Cite tricks with graphed in COLOR. The hangar, which will be used • ^K’Tdless of the time that has for aircraft and engine repair and since his discharge, ac- Jue vegetables overhaul. along with storage of coding to local naval recruiters SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY planes, is nearing completion and *n Eugene, Oregon. • Double your enjoyment of the grand power has been obtained from the The navY is planning a reserve JUNE 9-10-11 • variety of colorful, garden-fresh vegw- Mountain States Power Co. I 25,000 officers and 175,000 men, • tables that are plentiful in June by Louis Poole, who has been build-!«° kept in a state of readiness g preparing them in different waya. ing up flying time at the B & H and training so they can be mo- • Take a look at these bright ideaa on Flying field, has just obtained his billed in a short period of time, « the subject. private license and is now enjoying «n event of a national emergency June is the month to treat your family to a vegetable • MAIN DISH EGGPLANT-Cut the privilege of taking his faqtily personnel will be available for spree! The wide variety of green foods in season rijht g eggplant in half lengthwiae and par- Juicy Lemons and friends for rides in his Aeron- j ships of the active and reserve * boil for 15 minute*. Scoop out center, now makes it easy to enjoy salads and tempting Judy Garland. John Hodiak, Ray ica, which he recently purchased, fleets within ten days. Ice cold lemonade it | J mash and combine with chopped cooked vegetable dishes aplenty. Buy where quality Claude Bennett has also ob- Information on the reserve may Bolger, Preston Foster, Virginia refreshing in - » M • cooked meat, H cup of breadcrumb«, is guaranteed. Make your selections at Safeway. O'Bnen. Kenny Baker, Marjorie tained his private license with the be obtained at the local navy re- any weather 3IDS..7/U J grated onion, and Masoning* to taste. Main, Chil Wills. TECHNICOLOR minimum time required by CAA cruiting station in Eugene. Ore- • Add a beaten egg and mix well. Refill ______ ’____________ . U of 10 hours dual and 30 hours gon by writing or coming in to 2 ahella, dot with butter or marga- solo. Eugene. • rine. and bake in hot oven (400* F.) FRESH EGGPLANT TEXAS TOMATOES One of the two new Taylor-, ----------------------- 2 for 15 minute*. Serve« 4 to 6. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY crafts, recently bought by the B Tbe Rev. George E. Hardy re- Firm and ripe. See Carol Drake's recipe V/fl JUNE IS-13 & H Flying Service and flown here turned home last Thursday from • CARROTS AND SQUASH-Cu» Delicious in salad.. in the left hand column. |b, ¿33 from the factory by Mr. Hilton attending the Northern Baptist 2 carrot* and zucchini or I talian aquai h and Mr. Burleson, has been pur- Convention at Grand Rapids, Mich, • in thin alice*, and ateam in just a bit chased by Mr. Hollenbeck, owner as an elected delegate of the local 2 of water until tender, about 10 min- ■ ute*. Season with «alt, pepper, onion of the Holly Lumber Company of Baptist church. Mr. Hardy was Clip To|m Bermuda 2 juice and sprinkl« with grated ch««M ‘also elected at the convention to Lynn Bari, Vincent Price, Anabel Curtin, Oregon. ■ to aerve. represent the state of Oregon on Shaw, Michael Dunne. Reed Had FORMER LOS ANGELES MAN one of the convention committees. Walla Walla ley. Hous* g BROCCOLI—Season cooked broc- TAKES OVER STANDARD STA. ALSO • coli with salt, pepper, and a table- Produce Features for Les Burkhart, formerly of Los vurn ** Bantam g spoon or two of orange juice. Top Angeles has Uken over the Chev Friday and Saturday ■ with grated orange rind to serve. ron Standard Station at Madison To Our Milk 2 Simply delicious! and 6th street on highway 99. He sa a t succeeds Henry Gaebbels, who is Patrons— e GLORIFIED GREEN BEANS— temporarily retiring on account of g For a pleasing new flavor, sprinkle Ken Curtis, Jett Donnell, Andy ill health. Mr. Burkhart offers Please return milk bottles as e green beans with a bit of nutmeg Clyde, Big Boy Williams, Frank many services to the motorists of soon as empty. Tt is difficult * just before serving. Sully. this section. See his announcement to get new ones and we are Shedd'i a TOPPED ASPARAGUS — Cook in this issue. Airway Coffee ». 20« jib 51« Meat Sauce Old Styl. B-oe hot. 20« short of bottles. 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COLLINS DAIRY 43-1 to THURSDAY, FRIDAY JUNE 6-7 “The Caravan Trail” Eddie Dean, Ezra, Jean Carlin, Al La Rue, Charles King, Forrest Taylor, Terry Frost. Photographed in COLOR. Christian Science Society of Cottage Grove “Bad Men of the Border” Kirby Grant, Armida, Knight, Barbara Scars. Fuzzy ALSO “Mama Loves Papa” • eerve ae a sauce over the esparegua a t»p«. • Cand Dimtor The Homemaker«' Bureau Ao E-otro Utmj Sm"* FREE LECTURE Entiltlrd "Christian Science, the Science by Which We Come to Know Our True Selves” BY HERSHEL P. NUNN, C. S. B OF PORTLAND, OREGON •Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,, The First ( hurch of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, .Massachusetts Drier Carol Drake's 1141 tanning ini4e now Thia complete end colorful manual contain* thorough directions about canning and freezing all kind« of food — fruita, vegetables, meats, poultry, fish. Everything you need to see you through the entire can ning season is included in this con cise, authoritative booklet. It's all your* for a dime. Just eend 10c in coin or stamps to CAROL DRAKE, Director The Homemaker'* Bureeu Boz 2110, Dept. J Ban Francisco 26, California \ ARCADE THEATER, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH AT 3:00 P. M MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES DAY, JUNE 10-11-12 l oder U h - Auspices of Christian ScieiMe Society, Cottage Grove, Oregon SAfewAy vings Old Dutch Cleanser 4 can. 15« Duz Soap Powder 31%-oz. pkg. 23« Oxydol Soap 24-oz. pkg 23« Ivory Soap “ bm “ 6« Lara. 3/29« 3 h.n 27« Cashmere Bouquet White Magic Bleach 1-gallon lug 32« Select Brooms Sturdy EMU ’1.00 Nob Hill Coffee whole bean. Ib. bM 23« Edwards Coffee । Ib. yu 28« 1-1». 54« Our Mothers Cocoa I 2-lb. pkg. 19« Canterbury Tea W V 34« fruit Ju hot Grapefruit Juice House can 13«“ 31« Blended Juice o^^n’ 18« Z 42« Orange Juice roV tL’ 2Qf It 44« Apple Juice New Writ BEET SUGAR ¡i 35» £?«» Wo rtlfrvt tho right to limit Peanut Butter2 lot -1^ 49< R»»' Ib. Jar ZB. Raisins ’ Cln«' r«n«. *.«dk„ HAVOR-t Raisins C.nvato H««41««« F tature» for Friday and Saturday Leg o' Lamb I a 40< Æ 37« AA ÎT*' Lamb Square Cut & A Ib. 35« 71 < Lamb Chops Rlb 46< ,J. 43< Haarti, wing« Hen Turkeys Ä Ib. 48< •nd fh- «Old«, Ib. Fresh Fowl Ib. 43c Wing Tip«, Turkey Cuts? IS. Economy Jars unJIS «>1 W Jar Rubbers ".'ii S' 3 „,10« Top Seal Rubbers ’re*. 3pkg*. 10« Jar Lids Kerr, reg. 1-doz. pkg. 3/25« Jar Caps Kerr. reg. Pkg. ot It 21« U va » Anchor Hocking Mason taps «eg. Pkg. or it ro 3 ibi. 21c lb. 25c ib. 19c Dry Onions Cucumbers Red Hill Catsup 1314-0«. bottle 14« LINDSAY 18-OT. Ripe Olives Medium 24« Relish Nalley's Hamburser. 12-oa. jar 19« Sweet Mixed Pickles Golden Qt. 48« Deviled Ham Libby'. No. 14 tin 14« Sandwich Bags Pkg of 40 10« Edam Tasty Cheese Pound 50« Deep Brown Beans Libby1 can 10« Pancake Flour Suzanna 40-0« pkg. 15« Flapjack Flour Alber. 10-lb. bM 64« Announces a Leon Errol, Elizabeth Risdon, Ed win Maxwell. Saturday Matinee 2:30 P. M. CI.O8FD g asparagus stalks sepsrately from s tip*. When tender, drain and maah 5 stalks, adding a bit of evaporated S milk and butter or margarine for a J creamy consistency. Season and COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON on Christian Science SATURDAY, SUNDAY JUNE 8-9 Ib. 7V2c Ib. 6c ... y neck and back, Ib. 1 EC I $ FRESH HALIBUT Sliced /[It Med.SizeIb. OEC Per Ib. ■ I By the piece Raisins P*9' j * 214 J ’’-oz, 1 " Tel Pak. Blaacbad Prunes ( Dried 1 4 49^* ■ • Calio Pkg. 3 Ib«. ITe Ibl. N* ™ 24< Prunes Starr brand (Prepared) Baking Soda Arm A Hammer Salt Hno White r< '/z-'b. pkg. * ‘ »Plain Or »od. I pkg. 9 Walnut Meats'\-Ib' SAFFWAV - YOU CET MORE FOR y OUR MONCy AT ------------- • .4- 4 1ft< ■ Wr Balling Powder Calumet, 16*os, can K.ady to ua. & P’O- P*fl- ** ) |
