The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, December 18, 1947, Image 9

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Sort !f in T iv «'MNDAY M HOOL PROGRAM
Oivuuu * wo AT BAPTIST ( III H/ *t
Gwyn Clark.
The primary class, taught by
The Sunday school of the First Mine» H, Weeldrcyer and Roy
Baptist church will present its R cim I will give ten selections, and
j Christmas program, Tuesday eve- the following pupils will appear:
. nlng at 7:30 pm Mrs. Charles Jimmy John, o i. penny Lee Nich­
cottage grove . lane county , pregón th unsi, ay , ¡» ecember ik km ?
NUMBER 19 Parrett, superintendent will be the ols. Betty Wilson, Jimmy Bailey,
I master of cerrmonlre. The pro- j Richard Kenkadc, Roger Reed,
«mined the book nay it I« unique In
IATHAM
ri'Uii commlttM comlsts of Mn GtrsWlne Henry, Steven Lionbei
we* ■ nrnm
Koy
MrB lf)„ T,.rvrt.n ar)d ger. D,. R oss Kencadc Robert
it» field and will likely D-come one
Davia Porter will arrive soon { Mr». H. Weeldrcyer. The public | Kincade,
t>t the most "popular" volumes in
- ------ , Ronald Couch Robert
from Panama Canal Zone to »jM-nd is most welcome.
all high school libraries.
Rippey,
Marvin Henry, Barbara
OREGON STATE Clif 1.1
the Christmas vacation with home
Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Ida lAike, Linda Lou Ridgway, Bar­
Oregon amt Washington high
folks.
Tcrvecn will present a program bara Smith, Rotiert Couch and
•chool students, |Mi/zllng
"Will THE CHIMES RANG”
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finlayson by the following beginners: Phillip Teddy Picknell.
Where or whether to go to college, TO BE PRESENTED
(Jeanne Yearous) will arrive next Weeldrcyer, Theron Bone, Tommy
The Junior girls class, taught by
will in the future have the most
The pupils of the Jefferson week from lx»» Angeles for the Qucener, Terry Hibbard, Roney Mbs D-ria Zendron, will give the
Complete nnd unbilled Miurce of si’bool will present for their vacation at home.
Turpin, Phillip Weeldrcyer, San­ following play entitled "Heart
Information ever published to help Christmas program the play "Why
Richard Woollrat came from
them decide Tills I in the form the Chillies Rang," next Monday Glendale to spend the week end dra Turpin Donald Doolittle and Gifts." Pupils to appear in flu
of a 210 laige cloth I mhiim I laxik night, December 22, at H o'clock with his son Jerry at the Ovcr- Glenda Rippey, Mary Lou Duke, are: Janice Johnson, Janice Wu|.
David Johnson, Dean Couch, Lin- del. Betty Parrett, Zelma Sugg
Just published cooperatively by 31 In the Jefferson gymnasium. Also gaard home.
da Lionberger, Louise Griffin and | Patty Pickness, Darlene Wilson
colleges in Oregon and Washing on the program there will be vix .il
A great many sheep have lieen J
ton
numb< i s by the school chorus and killed by dogs in this vicinity re-1
The book is now available to musical selections by the school cently. A second group were killed
all high schools at .50 cents a band Miss Lila Graham wilt di­ after the «logs in the first bunch I
copy, though the publication cost rect the piny, Miss Margaret had been shot.
whs about
two dollars, reports Ij'tim 1» tn charge ot the choruses . Mrs. Woodcox entertained a ।
E B Ix'tnon. dean of admimsiru and Fred Ifollixtcr, band*instruc­ group of the ¡Jitter Day Saints for |
tion here and chairman of the high tor, will lend the band
a conference and luncheon last j
school contacts committee of the
There will be no charts nnd .ill Saturday.
state system of higher education. parent» nnd patrons of the com­ Hebron Grange
That committee is supplying each munity are Invited to attend this
New pfficerx were installed nt
high school with one copy free, fine play nnd evening of musk'.
Creswell December 12. Any who
though many high schools me
could not be present will be in-1
ordering the Ixxiks in quantity to
stalled at the next regular meet- >
be used as lexis In counseling and « VI ERI OU I. SEASON !»X!. ?» Ing.
THROUGH JAM ARY ft
guidance classes
The Home Economics Club met
The first part of the book dis-
The 1947-194# waterfowl season last Friday at the hall.
cusses m simple languages far «»pens again Iiccembcr 23 at 12
The Christmas program will be
tors to consider in planning a noon and runs through January 5 given December 20. The children I
rm « mt , whether college training Is in the following counties: Jackson. will give most of it.
tMdrable and when, and how to Josephine, Curry, Coos, Douglas
choose a college in case higher and Ixinc counties In Oregon, and ( HRINTMA# PROGRAM AT
(I'M HAVING THE
education is derated upon.
Gumboil, I »el Norte, Trinity, and HUE MT. ( llf lU II
The second section contains W' j Siskiyou county,In California,
GREENS FOR CHRIST
The public is cordially invited to
reasonably uniform Accounts of f ollowing is the time schedule for
MAS BREAKFAST.
attend the Christmas program at
the facilities nnd course offerings the first three days: Tuesday, Dec
the Blue Mountain community
nt Hi Washington and 15 Oregon 23, 12 noon to 3:29 pm.; Wednes­
church Sunday December 21, at
Institutions. Each institution u cd day, Dec. 24. 7:53 a m to 3:30 p.m ; 7:45 p.m.
from four to eight pages with two Thursday, lac. 25. 7:53 am. to
Au't Chocolates
illustrations Those who have ex- . 3:31 p.m.
I I Ledger Sheets — The Sentinel.
Cottage Grove Sentinel
College Guide
Book Published
Glenda Hudson, and Jeanine Wil-1
son.
The intermediate girls of Mrs '
Carl Sudrow's class vzill also pre­
sent a play entitled, 'The Meaning ,
of Christmas,'' with the following i
pupils appearing in the play: |
Betsy Duke, Mary Parrett, Bob- j
hie June Clark; Jackie Markham, 1
Joan Binette, Joan Bush. Ken- I
noth Nelson, Raymond Stillwell.
Dick Duer, John Wilson, Betty
Parrett, Charles Parrett.
The concluding number on the
program will be an anthem by the i
senior class, taught by Mrs. W C. |
Martin, entitled, "The Lord Is
Come.”
Woody’s G1ass Shop
• AUTO GLASS
• WINDOW GLASS
• PUTTY
• GLASS CUTTERS
• GLASS SHELVES A BRACKETS
• OBSCURE GLASS
• MIRRORS FOR CABINETS
• DESK TOPS
• COFFEE AND END TABLE GLASS
Home Service on Window Glass Replacement.
926 Main
Phone 309 R
Rest Long Pants
James Madison was th« (trat U 3.
president to wear long pants.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
FROM ALL OF US TO ALL OF YOU THE SEASONS BEST
Shop Irish & Swartz I his Week For Your Christmas Needs
CANDY
HOW CAN YOU 00 IT
AND HAVE A BIG-
1
DINNER TOO?
GIFTS FOR HIM!
Irish & Swartz
THEY HAVE EVERYTHING
I WANT... ANO SO ,
REASONABLE TOO'
Cigarettes
Popular Brands 1.39 cn
Cigars
5 lb. box
Cinco Xmas wrap2«40 bx
P.Ä. or Velvet
Xmas Wrap
Lone
Star
Blanket
100% Pure Virgin Wool
Candy & Nuts
With the Purchase of any Swing
Rocker in Our Store.
। Blanket is 6 fl. wide and 7* 2 ft.
( hmg. Treated ngaiiut moth <lam-
< age. This combination gift is
really Nomothing for the family
for < ’hlistmns. Ami remember—
Our rockera are nt their tisnnl
low price.
COMFORT”!
The biggest assortment of the best quality candy in town.
Shop our store this week for your Christmas candy & nuts.
HARU MIX
Imperials Finest
BRIDGE MIX Imperial Quality
CHOCOLATES
MINTS
Imperial Dollar Mints
FILBERTS
CRANBERRY
MINCE MEAT
SNOWDRIFT
Oregon Ungraded
PEANUTS
No. 1 — Fresh Roasted
Pennant Brand
¥ou Can Buy It At Irish & Swartz This Week
PUMPKIN
PEAS
GREEN BEANS
FRUIT COCKTAIL
PEACHES
PINEAPPLE
box
Fancy Local
WALNUTS
2 hr 35c
2 for 35c
2 for 43c
Libby’s Fancy—No. 2%
Picts weet— No. 2 tins
H-D Fancy—No. 2 tins
Libby—No. 2i/2 can
zsc
A Limited Amount This Week
Hunt 's Fancy—No. 2 ’/2can
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
FOR YOUR XMAS
FEAST
You 11 find the largest variety of top quality at your Irish - Swartz Store always.
ORANGES
APPLES
Choos* a Good Chair...
EASY ROCKERS
49.95
This Hassock makes an extra seat as
well as a comfortable foot rest
Only $4.95
US Hr W m L SoyoW.
• Cuthionod Spring» Intun Complete Rest
Make Christmas memorable this year . ; rt
with a man-size Platform Rocker for Dad. J
He’ll relax in its spring-Riled depths—enjoy
it completely. Come in for Dad's gift today/
No. 1
Navels
Case
Fancy Delicious
Turnips— Carrots
Bagas — Parsnips
Gift Boxes
Utah Celery—Crisp Solid
Lettuce — Radishes —
Green Onions — Calavos
—Green Broccoli — Brus­
sels Sprouts— and many
other Seasonal Items. -
LARRY H. LEVENS, Owner and Authorized Dealer Phone 225
33.79
$2.98
S&W Coffee
d RIP°-ZIL€X
COFFEE
2 grinds
mes
KELLY'S MARKET
No. 1
Coast
—The Best in Meats—
CATSUP
Patty Dae—Fancy
MARASCHINO CHERRIES
JELLO
or Assorted Jell Powde
JELLY
OLIVES
MILK
Kerr Finest Ass’td
WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY
22cc,n
49cj”
Minot
South Shore No. 1 Tins
Bottle
8 os
pkgs
Pork Chops Loin or Rib End
65c lb
Bacon Squares Nice for Seasoning 65c lb.
PlCIlIC Hams Short shank, Sugar cured65C lb.
POTK SaUSa^Cpure porkcountry style55C lb.
Pure Ground Beef
43c lb.
- Fresh Salmon and Oysters -
Darigold Tall Cans
SUGAR
DISHES
Fine Pure Cane
$8.98 „„
California Pottery
Service
PHONE
for Four
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