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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1949)
John Deere Day Is January 13 DELIGHT VALLEY LATHAM Mrs. Andrew Masiets (Anna A grsxlly numlrer of parties, din Anderson M un U tbi ol C< mm Bay Gmv«" area who now reside near Monday evening from the Klam nera and general fun ami gaily (Missed away after a long illness Port Townsend are Mr. and Mrs. ath Falls country where they had gone Mrd hunting. 'Fhe hel|H<| to usher out the old and I toe. 23. Her son John survives. Joe Thrasher. bring In the New Year for many Mrs. Masters was a resident of Hugh Harris was fatally Injured weather urged them home Intcmtnic Tractor nnd Equip of the Valley residents over the they wore saddened on arrival to Ixitharn before her marriage and Monday morning while falling a hear of the sudden death that day¡ ment Co., local John Deere dealer, week end. tree with his sons Marvin and O'S- worked in th«' Cottag«' Grove Sen- Invitee nil fanners nnd theli t<T near London. Hr was rushed of Fred's brother, Hugh. Mr. and Mrs. George Antonxon famines to attend the big John nnd boy a enjoyed New Year’s day tlnel office. The fum ral was held to a Eugen«" h<4pital but (Missed at CiMis Bay Dec. 27. Deere Dny Program nt the 4-11 with dinner al the home of Mr. away about 12:30 p.rn. Surviving Oil Piped Electrically Mr. ami Mrs. Iloix rt Finlayson are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Club Building, Laine County Fair and Mrs. E. T. Minkler of Cottage It takes only a nickel’s worth of (Jeanne Yearous) returned to Los Allwrt Blns, and Mrs. Wesley grounds, Eugene on Jnnunry 13th. Grove. electricity to move a barrel of crude! Angeles Friday after having spent Stewart, two sons Marvin ami "’rhe Sugar Plum Tree" Is the oil 1.400 miles through pipelines. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Horn en- the vacation with the B. O. Year- feature Hollywood production tertulned at dinner, having Mr lister, and three grandchildren. By the end of 1951, the world's pipe- line facilities for distribution of oil slurring Billie Burke nnd Don and Mrs. Kenneth Hickok nnd ous family. Mr. Finlayson Is at Th«- American Iz-glon was in and natural gas will be increased Wilson. Sam Rodwuy says It’s a sons of Cottage Grove us Ihclr tending aviation school. charge of t h <• funeral st Mills Belva Garoutlc spent the past by 29.000 miles. rilllcklng comedy als>ut two young guests. Chape] Jan. 6. people who have never been on Mrs. Kenneth Zumwalt was w«'ek with her brother Nelson and Fred and Gem- Harris returned a farm, and what they do when lionored with a birthday anniver family at McKenzie Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. C. S Plaster spent they nq N v MI one as a gift. It sary dinner at her home with Mr will prove to be Grade anil Mrs. Tom Riley of Dexter, a few days at Christmas at the talninent for the entire family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harley Williams and D’slle Hull home in Vancouver, j family of Cottage Grove, Mr, and Washington. In addition to "The Sugar Plum Mr. and Mrx. Hugh Trunnell at- Tree," nevrrnl other brand new, Mra. Wm. Schletzer ami grandson, Seven days a week and until 9 pm. nll-talklng pictures will lie shown. Glen Whitney us guests for the tended a family reunion in Port- ! land at the home of a daughter I They cover farm equipment and occasion. Later In the dny Mr. nnd (Except Sunday we close at 8 p.m.) Mrs. B. E. Yates, on Christmas. . modern farming practices every Mrs. Harvey Denham of Eugene Others present were another farm family will find interesting visited nt the Zumwalt home. daughter and husband, Mr. and Compare our prices and quality of goods- you are always Th«> cold went her hns created and worthwhile to see. Mrs. Gei e V. Hansen of Port considerable hardships for many welcome and be treated courteously and fairly. All farmers, their family and Townsend, Washington, Mr. and friends are cordially Invited. families, nnd there have been Mrs F Tickets are not needed. The first many thawing jobs needed to keep Trunnell) and Mr. and Mra. J. E. GROCERY Showing of the movies starts nt the old kettle from boiling. We Give Yates, parents of IL E. Yati-s, ns Mr. Lee Reed found it necessary 10 am. with a tTSS lunch being well as the latter and two sons. Dividend Stamps & LOCKERS served immediately after. There to move Ills family from their Robert and Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. will also l>c several models of John trailer house on the Horn prop Trunnell returned to Port Town- 620 Main Phone 543 Deere equipment on display at the erty to th«" Hillside Auto Court aend with the Hansens for a three for the duration of this "unusual" t-H Club Building, door prizes and day visit: other forms of entertainment by Cold S|M-Il. Former residents of the Cottage Sunday visitors at the Ralph Interstate Tractor. Scars home were Mrs, Frank Mc Donald, daughter Erma, and Betty Dunlevy. FOUR BIG WEEK Mr. and Mrs. John VanNortwick Those going from here to the in your honor. funeral of Mm. Arlcva Neu In and son, Gary, saw out the old and I Springfield Friday were Mm. welcomed in the New Year at a Floyd Jone», Mm. Herta McGuire, dinner party at the Sam Veatch Mrs. Homemaker >. Here’s a chance to pay your wife a $5,000 compliment It’» EASY! Just finish this limerick: Mr. and Mm. Harry Castle and hona- in Cottage Grove. The eve ning was s|s-nt in song and music. fc -, on her homemaking ability. And it will cost you noth- Iz-on Lancaster and son Ixirry. I'm proud of my wife, you con jee John Earl VanNortwick was ing but a few minutes of your time. You write the The folks along Quaglla Lane She's thrifty ond keen a* con be. 1 winning last line in our big limerick contest —Safeway It takes a lot of skill and a have their mall boxes nnd mail de among the younger set enjoying At Safeway she shops a New Years Eve party at the । \F V will award the $5,000 prize to your wife. (Get the idea, livery will start Monday. keen sense of values to keep Methodist church, while Kenton Thais where values are tops L \ wives?) 107 other prizes for other entries. Junior Jackson Thornton a family well-fed. happy and Corners spent the weak end with was one of the guests nt a party healthy these days / Here are the prizes! given by Beth Peacock of Gowdy- Lun Lancaster. all of the needs of a normal (You supply the last line. For instance, you might write "And URSI PPI« $5.000.00 ville. Mr. nnd Mrs. Perrone Hocker her savings are amazing to me.”) family into the limits of the 6th Prise - $1,000 2nd Prise $75 Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hales and ami children of Corvallis spent th«" family budget. But it’s a job 7th Prise GET A FREE ENTRY BLANK AT SAFEWAY . $500 $50 3rd Prise Christmas holidays with home Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Luten danced 8th Prise which you. Mrs. Homemaker, . $250 $25 out the old year and in the new at 4th Prise It includes the complete rules. Nothing to buy — just follow the folks. simple rules and mail in your entry. Contest closes January 30th. $5 each 100 Prises .’$100 stride, demanding 5th Prise Holiday gu«*sts at the Ben An the Moose lodge dance In Corval and getting top value in derson home were Mr. nnd Mrs. lis. Mr. Luten not only enjoyed - th«» evening but was t h «• lucky I everything you buy. It is this Ray Hemstedt and daughter winner of a delicious ham. We demand that keeps us on our Nam-y ami Mr. anti Mrs. Eugene hope* his prosperity lasts the whole Anderson of Corvallis and toes. You get top considera year through. Nellie las- of Cottage Grove, tion in all our plans. Our im Little Neal Bales was quite ill Glen Roby has closed his mill proved methods of food dis with bronchitis last week, but is and hns been cutting wood. tribution were developed to well on the road to recovery now. Mr. anti Mrs. Ray Kennedy of assure you of full value in Sunday visitors Cottage Grove came out nnd every purchase. hel|M-d Mr. and Mra. Harry Castle Hite home, were Mr and Mrs. Roy So we salute you—the per watch the old year out and new German, of Sandy, Orc. Mrs. Ger man is n sister of Mr. Hite. son we must please if our year in Friday evening. Francis Hite and his grand Mr. ami Mrs Lester Ix"how nnd business is to remain success children of Lynx Hollow were mother. Mrs. Ida Jackson left ful. This four-week SALUTE Sunday guests at the Cliff Lebow Thursday to spend t h e holiday TO HOMEMAKERS is in week qnd witli Mrs. Plumn Hanna, homo at Blue Mountain. your honor, so be sure to in Oregon City. take advantage of the oppor Mrs. Max Sears, daughter Susan Lone Distance Vision tunities which it offers for nnd son, Jerry, enjoyed a holiday A person can see about 9,220.000,- special savings. • visit in Beaverton, with Mrs. 000.000.000,000 miles with the naked •y*. This Is the distance of a hazy Sears’ mother, Mrs. Viva Linda- spot of light which ean be seen on mood tind sister. Mrs • dark night In the constellation of mdd While in Heaverton, WIN LOWER LIVING COSTS WITH VALUES LIKE THESE Fricas in ahis ad ara aHactira through Andromeda. Actually It la a great Scars also took (»art in the East Saturday. January I. Wa reserve tha ern Star installation ceremony at whole right to limit quantifias. Milky Way system, of which our Clatskanie. Mrs. Ruth Holliday, who hns sun la a part Its light takes about Bisquick P1« 27« *>•««• p 1? 49« FRESH CREAMERY ¡Ft ■ Highway Brand 870,000 yeara to reach us, so astron been at the home of her daughter, KI W S «sMN Cream Style Cake Mix O cc W»M Br*nd. 20-OI ptg 37c omers usually give its distance as Mrs James Hemcnway, has re I Golden Bantam turned to her work in the Sacred Can 870,000 light years. Cake Flour Sohoou. ig. pig 39« Heart Hospital. Mr. Bert Hite, of Sandy, Oregon Corn selected for color, flavor and tenderne«. Slightly seasoned Pancake Flour sP»"r b'i',d ^,b p ‘« 51« is enjoying an extended holiday Meadow Wood visit with his son and family, Mr. Pancake Flour S um ««, rzitb. Pkg 30c I lave 1111 < •. Grade Mr. and Mrs. Max Sears enter tained at dinner on Monday eve Blend O' Gold ning in honor of Mrs. Sears' sister Pinto Red Beans I Blended and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 29c $9,000 P. E. Morgan of Medford. Among Idaho Red Beans 10-lb, those present were Mr. and Mrs. Choice Seedless Raisins 2 lb 29« Sack Harold Wolfard and family, PRIZES! Tomato Sauce Osrdomid.. 4*^19« and Mrs. Richaid Scott and fam- ily, Lee nnd Ethel Nixon of Cot- Log Cabin Syrup Get datails tage Grove nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. and your O'Connor of Eugene. Sleepy Hollow Syrup Entry Blank TFColumbia No. 2l/2 A family dinner at the Jas. Shredded Wheat 12 « 18 c today at your Fresh, tender wieners Hemcnway home was enjoyed by SO-Lb neer«st Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemcnway of in our meat y| Sliced Beets T*’ No 2 M" 10c Sack Safsway! section. lb. Hu Thornton Corners, and Mrs Serve with tender, skinless Wieners from our meat section. Wm. F. Norris, and son, Mr. and Mrs. Read Hemcnway and family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Hay Holliday and family. Remember school board meeting to lie held at the school on Monday evening, Jan. 10. This is a very important meeting and it All-purpose 93 50 is hoped that the valley residents, Sunnybank— lb. 3. family flour who are interested In the welfare of their school children, will turn in full force. Registered voters We note, back in the out who have resided in the school good old days” that it was district previous possible months and can read and write the Safeway has the low prices on fresh fruits and vegetables Safeway’s trimmed-before-weighing meats save you money atty of the necessiticH, and English language are eligible to must of the luxuries of life vote at a school election. SAVE SAVE 10:00x20 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU $69.95 $55.95 $65.95 8:25x20 9:00x20 COAST-TO-COAST STORES wlvvlvj Shore MOSBY CREEK HUSBANDS!^™. YOUR HOMEMAKER AND W $5009 (FOR HER) BUTTER RADIO RAY Kitchen Craft 0 S 3 I FLOUR Skinless Wieners fl Jk I I KIVÁK V IBrand Can Nob Hill Coffee Mild Cheddar Cheese Harvest Blossom Flour Our Radio Ray Has This To Say! ON FNCSN PRODUCI here in Cottage Grove. In going through the local pa pers of 50 years ago, the great variety of merchandise offered, through the few stores in town; is especially noticeable. NOW wo have a groat many stores, each one offer ing only the quick-moving items; and of course, the same items ns the man next door. It seems to us that any establishment owes n duty to its customers to stock not only .the most profitable items but also the ones in little demand, but which the customer needs bndly, mid quickly, when he does need them. We propose to do some thing about it, ns far ns oltr lines go. Reclamation Studied U. S. No. I Grade A miniature fleet of the navy, transported Into the middle of a desert, Is operating on the world’s largest artificial lake. A scientific survey team, under supervision of the navy and interior departments, is using the fleet to study reclama tion and sedimentation problems at Lake Mead, which hns been created over areas of Arizona and Nevada by Hoover dam on the Colorado river. ONIONS Yellow—Mediums SAVE ON TRIMMFD Ml ATS Trimmed Waste-free SPINACH in collophe POTATOES so LETTUCE n *> Luscious Winter crisp heads POTATOES ^o- ’ AVOCADOS Rp‘ GRAPES Red Emperor» TOMATOES P«ck«d WASHINGTON 5-LR BAG Lb 45c 2-29 Rome Beauties BEEF (Standing) Thinner Skins! Heavier with Juice! IIRM GOIDIN nun AI INI PUK 01 THUR JUKI AND SUGAR CONTINI Nelson Electric WASHINGTON AT 12TH Just across the bridge. IN DOWNTOWN PORTLAND Ut» th» Family ■II dtp *•<! . Here’s a roast that everyone especially when it’s bought at Safeway, where every cut is guaranteed to please. Juicy Winesaps GRAPEFRUIT WITH BATH FROM 12.75 BEEF CHUCK ROAST $1.49 IN PORTLAND it’s the HOTEL - Dalewood (l Margarine, ORANGES’ T exas white 49c “ k.07 8-LB. BAG Rib Roast Lamb Shoulder, Roast Sugar Cured HAMS PORK SHOULDER ROASTS lb. 49e Short Ribs of Beef. Beef Sirloin Steaks Pure, Lean Ground Beef..lb. 49c Country-style Sausage lb. 49c Little Pig Sausages.. .Per lb. 59c Loin Pork Roasts ^‘"„7 lb. 49c Fresh Skinless Wieners lb. 45c Fresh Tender Bologna. lb. 49c Picnics sujlnr cured lb. 39c
