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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1947)
<»■«•■ . M., I». .».7 Heating Equipment MOSBY CREEK DONALDSON IVFRK MOND XV ih>car L Ikmaldson, Jr., a repre Mr and Mrs. C. P Bettis ot Cal ifornia are visiting at the home of sentative of the Eugene office of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. the Social Security Administra OREGON STATE COLLEGE tion. will I m - in Cottage Grove Wartime developments and im and Mrs. Luther Bettis of Blue Mt Monday, March 17, 1047. Donald- The Walden Sunday School had provements in the field of heating son may be reached at the Oregon and ventilating will be on display a pie social Friday night at the State Employment for the public and will he the sub school house. $«18 was taken in for 10:30 a. m. to noon. jects of technical discussion by vis pies and will be put with the iting engineers at the fourth an building fund to help build a build Grain Spi'clinmii nual Air Conditioning conference ing for church and Sunday school use for the district. The department of agriculture at O. S. C. March 27 to 29. As Marlene Petenon is leaving maintains a collection of approxi This conference, sponsored jointly by the Oregon Chapter of for California to live, Geneva Bet mately 8,500 varieties of wheat, the American Society of Heating tis has been elected as secretary drawn from every country where and ventilating Engineers and the to take her place in the 4-H Sew wheat is grown. It has 4.000 barley varieties. 3.(XX) oats. 1.000 rice, about college mechanical engineering de ing club. Mrs. B*n Anderson attended a 300 corn. 400 flax and between 200 partment. is the first to be held since 1940. Twenty firms have en birthday party Thursday at Do- and 300 sorghums. Estimating Hoard Feet gaged space to display their latest rena honoring Mrs. Clarence Mc- You can estimate the number of equipment at the exposition open Lin. She received a nice lot of board feet in a 18-foot log quit« gifts to the public each evening. Closely by «ubtractlng four from the Callers over the week end 'at A technical program, arranged diameter at the top end of the log by a conference committee headed the Harry Castle home were Mr and squaring th* number obtained. by Walter Hanthorn. Portland, is and Mrs. S. H. Ramsey and four For instance, take a 18 foot log designed for all those engaged in sons of Portland. Sunday Mrs. mcksuring 24 inches After subtract any phase of the heating and ven Castle gave a birthday party and ing 4, the remainder 20 is squared tilating field. A featured subject is dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fred and the answer is 400, which is the an explanation and discussion of Frost of Cottage Grove and those number of board feet in the log. the new panel heating methods present were Mr. and Mis. Fred Other lengths are judged propor with F. Jochle, Portland, as first Frost and grandson Fred of Cot tionately. An 8 foot log would con speaker, and Walter Widmer dis tage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Grant tain half as many board feet as a cussing the contractor's view of Pulley and two sons of Knox Hill, 1« foot log, and a 12 foot would Mr. and Mrs Lester Rearrick and heating contain three-fourthi as many. Co-Ops Can Lower Cost panel Five technical sessions have son of Blue Mt., Mr and Mra. S. Ey Proper Management been arranged including an eve H. Ramsey and sons of Portland. ning banquet Friday. March 28. Mrs. Lee Dugan took Mr. and I By IV. J. DRYDEN John P. McDermott, Portland, is Mrs, George Allman to Portland An increasing number of farmers General chairman of the confer Thursday night. Mr Allman has use artificial insemination in order enee. gone for a checkup with his doctor. to speed up dairy herd improvement WISER ILOG. SU MAIN ST. Mrs. Tressa Tuller went with them and increase their income. TEL.34 to buy things for her divas shop In the urge ’to expand rapidly, COTTAGE GROVE RIS lH in Cottage Grove Friends and neighors gathered many farmers sometimes have over looked the importance of technical at the Ladies club hall, Saturday. problems in dairy husbandry, genet March 8. in the evening to honor the newly married couple, Mr. and ics and veterinary- medicine. By joining together within a cer Mrs. Wilbur Doolittle with a mis tain zone, farmers may cooperate cellaneous shower. Mr. and Mrs. George Dickenson in forming an artificial breeding as- of Newberg were Sunday guests at THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR the Ed Twing home. cesi N« cow DAY, MARCH 13-14-15 Mrs. Grace Bales is still in ser ious condition, with very little im provement seen. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Van Schoiack are receiving congratu lations on the new son born to •200 then) at Cottage Grove. This, is their second son. Humphrey Bogart, Laureen Ba- Mrs. Doris Morelock is confined call, John Ridgely, Martha Vick to her home with a bad attack ers. Dorothy Malone. Peggy South of the flu. ern, Regis Toomey, Elisha Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis have • too moved into the Steele house near al the store. SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY 3 OSO MARCH 16-17-18 * c0*' nil«»» «U0U4TIM . Happy Circle Sewing club met at the home of Peter Thorby. March sociation. This has decided advan 12th. THIN-SKINNED—JUICY NAVEL tages. chief among which is the financial one. To be successful the Sulphate Turpentine bulls purchased by the group must Sulphate turpentine is extracted be outstanding—better than any one from the crude waste liquor of pa- of the individual farmers could af- per mills. It is the strongest of the Robert Walker, Van Heflin. Judy ford to maintain. turpentines in solvent power, but Garland, Van Johnson. Frank Sin To atra, June Allyson, Lucille Brem tion, properly conduct the insemina- has a more pungent odor than the the group should have avail, ether turpentines. er, Katheryn Grayson. Lena able a qualified veterinarian. He Horne, Dinah Shore, Tony Mar need not be on a full time basis, but tin, Virginia O'Brien. TECHNI should devote sufficient time to Ï5Æ 1.39 Lü« COLOR. check on all breeders as well as Come get your share of these sweet, juicy oranges At their peaK or perform the actual insemination. If goodness right now Give your family plenty of oranges in a variety the organization is sufficiently large WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY o. ways-in salads, in desserts, in brimful glasses of sparkling juice, he could be engaged on a full time fairly bursting with vitamins that are especially needed to protect basis, devoting part of his time to MARCH 19-20 Solid, white h«oU* disease control and preventative your family» health It will be to your advantage to stock up on work. Oranges—tjow—during the big Grower-Consumer Campaign in Form fresh progress at Safeway. You U be helping the Grower while you re helping yourself. [ Curlette Beauty Shop Beatrice Burch, Prop Ella Beers Phone 75 Lorayne Kotrc 531 Adams at 6th Beginning this week, one merchant will give away some free merchandise to one person each week. All you have to do is look for your name in the dipslay ads of The Sentinel. If your name does appear, cut out the ad in which you found Herd ImprcwmeHt hy Artificial Breeding your name, take it to the merchant in whose ad you found your name and he will give you your FREE merchandise. J.B.LEONARD Theatre insuRnncE service DORENA ARCADE ORANGES.. .sweet and fuff afjuice ¿»joy the gotten harvest at SAFEWAY “The Big Sleep” HURRY! GROWER-CONSUMER CAMPAIGN ENDS MAR. 15 . “Jill the Clouds Roll By” “Earl Carroll Sketchbook” ORANGES PROTECT FRANKLIN ■ n» ‘ L ALSO Vaccine« aa«l Sapplice Enjoy oranges these new ways Blue Ocean I 1 “Bringing Up Father Die blue color of ocean water is caused by reflection of green, blue and violet light rays by minute par- tides in suspension. Kelly Drug 01AIGt PASTIT—Try this with Imo« or lia« ehiffon pi«; or ■«• it «s th« crust for « h«*h fruit pt« And it giv«« a delightfully difl«r*nt ll«vor to puap- kin pi«. juic« «nd I teaspoon grat«d orang« nnd. ailing only until putty holds together Wrap in teased paper, chill thoroughly Sufficient lor two 9-inch thellt or oae 2 cruel S-Inch pie. Sift «nd B«««ur« 2 cup« all purpot« flour Sift «gain with '/> t»«epoon salt. Cut % cup shortening into Hour with 2 hair«« or paltry blender until p«r- tklee ere the tiz* of imall poet Add gradually 4 to S tablespoons orang« ORAMGE GOLD PARSMIPS—Simmer t medium iir* pannip« in water to cover until tender, about 23 minutet Drain and cool Peel and cut Jengthwii« etripe, removing any tough cot«t Flee« ia a greased 2-quart baking d'th. Joe Yule, Renie Riano, George Mc Manus, Tim Ryan. Tillamook Oysters Shrimp THURSDAY, FRIDAY MARCH 13-14 Attures Hot Water Jo Ann Marlow, Marc Cramer, Eve Whitney, Irene Ryan. Clean and Clear SATURDAY, SUNDAY MARCH 15-16 “Drifting River” Eddie Dean, Roscoe Ates, Shirley. Patterson, Bill Fawcett. ALSO “Deadline for Murder” Paul Kelly, Kent Taylor. Sheila Ryan. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY, MARCH 17-18-10 CLOSED THIRNDAY FRIDAY MARCH 20-21 “Heldorado” Roy Rogers, George ’IGabby" Hayes,Dale Evans, Barry Mitch ell. Rex Lease, LeRoy Mason, Bob Noland and Sons of Pioneers. $6.09 lb. 16 Ac Artichokes lb. 18c Green Onions I tdvvrful Avocados lb. 39c •prinkI* with % cup brown iug«r. ««It. pepptr «nd paprika P om '4 cup or**g« ¿FOWLS R\ A Fowler Electric Water Heater provides the cleanest method of hot water heating developed for your home. Like lining of glass, the inside of the Fowler tank is double coated with pure porcelain in a smooth unbroken surface which prevents rust and corrosion. The water is keptwlean and pure by absolutely no contact with metal. The gleaming porcelining finish is applied to heavy Armco iron, and is just as effective with hard or soft water. Factory-tested before delivery, Fowler Electric Water Heaters carry a 20-year replacement guarantee. Non-immersion "black heat’’ elements surround the tank, requiring lower heating tempera tures and insuring longer life. Efficient insulation prevents undue heat loss, and you can regulate your own water temperature. See us now to order the dependable, trouble-free Fowler Elec- trie Water Heater. KOT WATER Minced Abalone Kippered Snacks Minced Butter Clams Barbecued Crab Legs WrOA 9^ Smoked Crab Paste Whole Clams M IA b*aM Noodles w^,^, £ 15c £ Macaroni Dinner Macaroni 39c 62c 52c 25c Dried Prunes bufttr or n«rg«riM. Coot and bah* ia a modarat* ovta (350' F ) 30 alnuto* Garnish with orang« i I icm S*rv«« 6. Th. Ilom.makcr«' Hu,«tu 2 lb QQc pkg XO lulinCArl F*lramc - Fordehcious ■▼lenvt.Q a^IQlIlS Patties or chowder CTCD C Vw I w I CKv 39c 29c 35c 25c 13c 25c ’’EVS- 'deal Lenten meal For fries or stews T am Dxe^aax#^ ■ wO DIsvUITS 4 lb pkg Snow brand IJt/j-oz Special Pnce can Deep Woter brond ito I Toll con Grapefruit Juice ’°"DO«™7'£„19‘ Fancy Grapefruit /• fiuc« ovm Iha parsnip« and dot with dtonaAL-to-^aodnaAA, THanay. S omaa DIANE “Little Iodine” Full Home Building Two dwellings are built in towns of 25,000 population and undec, for Constance Moore, William Mar every single home that ia built in shall, Bill Goodwin. Vera Vague, cities of more than 25.000, com- Edward E. Horton, Hillary Brooks. menta “Practical Builder.” 1 . & apefruit 2.49 Winesap Apples0 0^ F'X° Cauliflower lb. 18c Green Cabbage Half B om Pound 25‘ 49* ST.’W 2 con «(Je I A Special* 6'Zi-oz pkg «arc IW Glenn-Aire Whole segments American brand for those afternoon snacks 55' No Settfless Raisins, 3-lb. pkg. It Seedless Raisins MONTI P«frZ II oz Currank » «fr 13' Med Primes "Ä1 UI Vf Fime *'•* 0..^ ***•• H WHirt Elya m «I« 35'.^I3‘ Apples or Pears.. 25« Apple Sauce r/i oz exo 16' Pipe Tobacco w X' on 69‘ Pipe Tobacco S can 69c MANOS eta. $1-33 Cigarettes reotures in this Ad ore effective through Soturdoy, March 15 SArewAy cuasautcid míats They must be tender, juicy, fine-flavored—or money back. % Beef Pot Roasts .39' T«nd«r, Juicy Bl«d« Cuts U S Grode - Choice and good Beef Short Ribs lb. 29c Fin« foe Stewing or Br.ising y 5 Grode-Choice and good MtTAt Pure Ground Beef, lb. 39' Fresh le«n meet—gristle free PICNICS Smoked—Tende red bpwiill SLICED BACON Bacon Jowls Very Flavorful Fine for Seasoning ||_ ID« lb. 79c Leon—flavorful LUNCH MEATS lb. 49c Lorge assortment Golden Rule Appliance Appliance Div. of Golden Rule Auto Service 711 So. Pacific Highway FRYER CHICKENS Ready for Pan lb. 67c 7Oe CHOPS PORK lb. 59c Ssa JoodA—fljuadi} jo A fi cut Chinook Salmon St'ks lb. 69c Halibut Steak* lb. 55c Fillet ot Sole lb. 45c Fresh Oysters Pint A5c Kippered Salmon 69c Whole Apricots U.,..!., Black Cherries 45' Kadota figs »JS- Grapefruit juice 2 s "~ h iV «»■oz n«( Blended Juice W can Ai oz n^c Orange Juice W «» can li Tomato Juice o.^ 25e E io Ralston !«♦•«» «•«vl*r TH 03e Pimiento Cheese %% 8-oz. Velveeta Cheese, Kraft, 8-oz. American Cheese 8-oz. Cheese mt hocc — amki <% an lb. M .• o yUbUiXa you cer Atone ron yoiìieMoney ai 29e 29e 29e 55e GOOD COFFEE is FRESH COFFEE Edwards Coffee 47c ’-’b con *91 2 lb con Q7c Maxwell House Coffee ¿ií 49c Golden West Coffee _ ck" 49c Chas« 4 Sanborn Coffee ca ” 49 c Hills Coffee, Red label, lb, jar 49c Sonica Coffe« ‘WxV 1-lb. can 55c Kaff«« Hag Coff«« 1-lb. jar 53c Nob HUI Coff«« Ü8 42c; 2-Ib. 83c ---------- Airway Cotí«« Jáí 39c; 3-]b. >1.15 Instant Coffee, Borden's ''ü 39c WE PAY TOP FR,CES FOR eggs 6V a ■.A««« »4 a 45 e c*Lt?rrA42e ®* AOt * sic -vw large mediums M1 etc. AIOKl micti AfHI ON CANDUD ANO &AADID IGOS SAFEWAY y
