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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1948)
Thr Mr nt Inri, fottaxr Drove, Oregon T. .r. pR|SQN J.„ « 1W. rf>R ,33 MURDER New Ford Truck Showing Here January 16th Lions Lose Game To Roosevelt High Arcade FRIDAY, NATI RDAY “Spirit of West Point” •relix “Doc" Blanchard. Glenn 'Davis, Robert Shayne, Anne .Nagof Bill Stern. Harry Wisnr*- .Tommy Harmon, Margaret Wells SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY j “The Macomber ! Affair The first public showing in Cot- I tage Grove of the new 1948 model I Ford trucks will take place Jan. 16 j ' at tin "open house" to la* con ducted by the Floyd Gitlwna Mo- I tors Inc. With the streamline new trucks 1 - the first post-war products of tthc Fort! Motor Company :u the main attraction, the Floyd Gith- ens Motors Inc. w ill welcome the i public to its showrooms, service. I i parts and accessory ami use*! vc- , hide departments. "We arranged an ‘open house’ program tor public announcement ' of the 1948 truck line lH4'ause we feel that this is the most Import-* ant new truck showing in Ford history,” said Floyd Githens. "We are entering the greatest truck* market of all time with the wiliest range of mixiels ami capacities! Fonl has ever produced. We ex- pect to receive trucks durin gthej coming months in quantities in- ■ creased sufficiently to permit us I to meet the heavy demand.” The Lions lost a 38-31 encoun ter with the barnstorming Roose velt High Rough Riders of Port land Saturday night. An opening tip-off play got the Grovers off to a lead as Gamble swished a lay-in. The first half was close with the Lions holding a slim 14-13 lead at the intermission. The visitors roared back after the half to run up a 26-18 lead at the three-quarter mark chiefly on j the work of two driving negre | forwards. Bob COok and Harlan Mickey brought the Lions back I into the game and narrowed the I gap to 35-31 but the rally lost I momentum there The "B” squad downed the; | Frosh 47-23 in the preliminary. I Lions 31 Roosevelt 38 M ickey 9 4 Garrett Chapt^p n 2 6 Winters Porter 4 6 Johnson Gamble 8 . . 2 Bolen Schaffer 2 8 Blanchard Cook 6 4 Papworth FRAIL AND AILING Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop, 76, is shown in an ambulance Gasper 4 Larson with hcr son. Walker Wynekoop, as she left Uie Illinois State Peniten Odd Fact 4 Grubb tiary, Dwight, Ill. She has served thirteen years and nine months, which A male cockatoo, in company with represents the full 25-year term, to which she was sentenced upon con 6 lady cockatoos, pried the lock of The ”B” squad won their second j viction for slaying her daughter-in-law Rhe ta Gardner Wynekoop in Ue cage in Philadelphia Zoo, went (International Soundphoto) game from Yoncalla 50-43 with a Chicago on November 21, 1933. down to another cage, picked the last quarter scoring splurge. Gas lock again, and moved in with 6 grateful and goou as synonymous j bschdrr parrots. per and Husted led the scoring. j Trespassers Injured The frosh downed the Yoncalla The number ef trespassers fatally terms, inseparably united in the frosh 29-11. Ben Hilliker netted injured on railway prvperty ranged same character Rate. There an* now 200 drive-in the 11 points to lead the scoring. from 1.49^. to 2.801 annually since aters in the United States, indi- 1934. Is not that the truest gratitude i eating one phase of the autonro- which strives to widen the hor | bile’s influence in the field of en- Cicero calls gratitude the moth izon of human happiness and to । tertainment. according to the Ore gon State Motor Association. er of virtues, the most capital of make our fellows sharers in that wh;ch has gladdened us’.’ H. C. all duties, and uses the words Potter. Salesbooks The Sentinel. J (Charles Starrett. Smiley nette, Virginia Hunter. “Son of Zorro” Cartoon, news. Saturday Night and Sunday WALKLEY At the Butler maternity home. Saturday. Jan- i uary 3. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs Del bert Walkley, Black Butte route, Cottage Grove, a daughter, Carol Marie. WHITNEY At Sacred Heart General hospital. Eugene, Sunday January 4. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. John R .Whitney, Cottage Grove, a daughter. ALSO DUNCAN — At Smith mater nity hospital, Monday, January 5. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Duncan of Culp Creek, a son, Marshal] Woodrow Jr. Try a Sentinel Wantad. Adele Jergens, Marc Platt, Pa- tricia White. 1 FRYERS RIB ROAST of Safeway is Evisceroted—cut up cut so you pay only for por tion that will roost just right HEAVY CHINE ROASTERS BONE REMOVED Evisceroted—Whole CLOSED THURSDAY, FRIDAY JAN. 18-18 “The Crimson Key" Kent Taylor. .Doris Dowling. Den nis Hoey, Luoisc Currie, Arthur Spncr, Ann Doran, Vera Narmhe. 1 Pair of Skis For Sale Used Only Onee (Once too many times!) 6 ft. size — Gregg brand Clamps & Poles go with the skis. For information call 159 and ask for Orlena Martin. PORK LOIN ROAST Your choice of L»r lb. K lb. 75e lb. 69e lb. 75e HALIBUT STEAKS lb. 59e FRESH OYSTERS re 59' Pork Chops Lean, tender cult From the center of the loin Sliced BACON Fomous for its No. 2'/, can Me Me 15c 10c 10c 10c 9c 15c 16c PcdcheS Haltet O' Gold SUGAR BELLE PEAS S1 OC Dor«n cans I «7^ Gardenside PEAS Tomatoes Tomatoes 10c, Doz. $1.15 Gardeniide No. 2'/j can 29c Prepared Prunes ^ed N o - ^Z i j*r 19c Alleni No. 2 can Apple Sauce 13c Apricots Volley Md—arbole. eep. No. 2'/j'« 27c Fruit Cocktail *•»*•« Delight No. 2'/ j ' i 3ßc j ..our experts select top quality fruits and vegetables right in the growing areas...rush them to your nearby Safeway! GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BUY THEM BY THE BOX! Town House—Citrus Sole Event! Nituril, 46- ot . No Can 2 17 c B> of produce at its best because... Fruits and Juices Gardeniide No. 2 con Green Beans Rayerait No. 2 can Green Beans Rayerait No. 2 can Green Beans Konocti No. 2 can Lima Beans Highway No. 2 can Sliced Beefs No. 2’. Diced Beets H,art of W'T Dewkiit No. 303 can Diced Carrots Corn Gardeniide—Cream No. 2 can tani° b'on,i “w flavor We reserve the right to limit- No sales to dealers ...we price >11 items as low as possible. In addition, we meet every competitor’s "special ’ prices ... item by item, day by day. Hominy lb« q O^ Swift Premium of greater savings because anned Food Values W End Grode Good SALMON STEAKS Fricassee Fowl IL 21 * Prune Juice Blended Juice Orange Juice V-8 Juice Swootonod, 46-01. Heart Delight 32-01. Blend O' Gold 46-ot. Fall O'Gold Vegetable 25* 46-01. 46-ot. con 25c 25c 25c 32c • REDROME BEAUTIES w WINESAPS _ • RED DELICIOUS Per Box $4.1 9 lb. 9c >«*3 ’5 Ib-IOcB« S3.59 There ore so many ways tc Serve Apples No. 2% con 2lc 25c Gravy Franco-American—BEEF No. I’» 16c Pork & Beans Co,e 4 Swayne No. 2'4 can 19c Pork & Beans Van Camp No. 300 can 15c Ravioli Riviera—Vtgttabla 7-or can 9c Chicken and Noodles h^en ibm. 29c Pigs Feet Rath—Semi-bonelni I4 oi. 39c Honta— Solid pk. No. 2 ean Wanta Ski? MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY, .IAN. 12-13-14 325^-1 ^CUIIAGE GROVE, OREGON* lb. 65 C Commercial lb. 59e Grode C Commerciol Beef Pot Roast “T“ Good lb. 55 lb. 49‘ FLAVORFUL, LEAN Smoked Picnics SHORT SHANKS lb. 49e SMITH — At the Butler ma ternity home. Thursday. January 1, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Smith of Drain, a son. . Steven Otto. CHAPMAN — At the Butler maternity home. Saturday, Jan uary 3, 1948, to Mr.and Mrs. Dak* Chapman, Saginaw, a son, Ben jamin Ralph. ’ Beef Rib Roast BIRTHS “Stranger From Ponca City” “When a Girl's Beautiful” Shop'Wise ..you get meats of guaranteed quality, trimmed waste free before weighing. See, in the diagram at left, what this means when you bqy a standing rib roast. Although many markets cut rib roasts from seven ribs. Safeway rib roasts are cut from only the first five tender ribs. These are cut seven inches long. The less-tender end is lopped off to be sold as short ribs at a lower price. The heavy chine bone is also removed. Result: you pay for just that part which is suitable for oven-roasting ... the tender center portion. Every cut of meat you buy at Safeway is correctly prepared for cooking before it is weighed. For meats, as for all foods, be sure...shop SAFEWAY. Evisceroted—cut up WINDHAM — At the Butler maternity home. Thursday. Jan uary 1, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Windham. Cottage Grove, Bur- a daughter, Terylyn Jo Chapter No. 1 Avoncraft Watch Straps I • Leather Change Purses B. B. Ball Point Pens Rollit Ball Point Pens Royal Seal Nuts Waterbury and Kelton Watches and Clocks Pipes — Cigars — Cigarettes — Tobacco va/u^ in. good-eating meat because^. “Kit Carson “Stranger From Ponca City” ^■Vät SOLD AS SHORT RIBS “The Web 'Return engagemnet of an out- standing western with Dana An- drews and Lynn Bari. W m •UV AT when you shop SAFEWAY “The Corpse ¡Came C.O.D.” Diane rjw, ami niuùc 0; t ( 0 A. & E. Mechanics School for Vets At Corvallis |(Cregory Peck. Joan Bennett. Rob- ' ert Preston. Carl Harbord, Rcgin- Training to become an Airplane ; aid Denny , Jean Gillie, Vernon Mechanic is now possible in the * Downing State of Oregon. I ' A school fully approved by the C.A.A. and the Veterans Adminis trate nhas been in operation at WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Corvallis since January. 1947. This school, located on the large and busy municipal airport at Cor vallis, offers complete training courses in Aircraft Engine and Aircraft Maintenance, repair, and overhaul. The training period takes nine and one half months to complete. George Brent. Joan Biondell, Each student receives J920 hours Adele Jergcns. Jim Brannon, Les- of training. Approximately 70 per ; Ik Brooks, Grant Mitchell. Una cent of this training is closely supervised practical work and 30 O’Connor. per cent classroom and theoretical training. ALSO The training is open to all who are interested. Previous educa tional training or lack of educa tional training is not a barrier to. Ella Raines. Edmond O Brien. Wil takin gthis training. Each appli cant is accepted or rejected en liam Bendix, Vincent Price. tirely upon his own possibilities or ; potentialities. Each student will receive 48 hours of training each week. This makes it possible for eligible vet erans to receive full subsistence allowances. The tuition and equip ment is also payable from the vet erans educational entitlement. There are barracks and restau rant facilities at the airport. Classes start semi-annually, ap proximately. The next class starts THURSDAY, FRIDAY February 16. 1948. For anyone in- terested in receiving additional JAN. 8-» information they may contact the Smith-Livingston Air Services. Inc., Box 531, Corvallis, Oregon. SATURDAY, SUNDAY JAN. 10-11 r h vmx s of RERson SAUERKRAUT Columbia No. 2!4 at /ic brand can IV Tomato Juice Sunny Down gÊ 46-oz. can Qc Comice PEARS 17 Delicious—Tempting. Fine for solads. Grown in Hood River Crackers and Cookies S mv E/aist 2-lb. bo. Crackers Taite Maid 2-lb. bo. Crackers Crackers 2-lb 47c Crackers Firatet' Gold 2-lb. 4VC Lib’ I-lb. bo> Ritz Crackers l-lb. boi Wheat Toast Wafers Vanilla Wafers 47c 35c 25c 26c 30c 28c 15c Table Grapes . EMPERORS Lb. j DESE k , WHITJ Preserve Values i-ib. Apricot Preserves DuJ* Boysenberry Shady Oat Freieren Mb. Loganberry Shady Oat Freieren lib. Plum Preserves Shady Oat l-lb. ¡«r Strawberry Shady Oak Freieren l-lb. Orange Marmalade ,o/* , lb i« 29c 29c 29c 15c 39c o 0 PACKAGE COFFEES NOB HILL, Extra rich lb. bag 45c AIRWAY, Mild, Mellow lb. 43c GfT TH! JANUARY FAMILY CIRCLE GRAPEFRUIT Cauliflower Full FULL WHITE Lb. 15c * 5^c $2.69 HEADS Box ....... MAGAZINE \ 5< Be sure • • • shop
