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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1949)
LONDON Mrs Kenneth, "Hennir” Easlry, ■ititi parents, Mr and Mm Jess Eiudey and Mrs. Kenneth Easlvy’s purent», Mr and Mr». Georgi' Kolicrts ail of Cottage Grove wcril fiahing lo Ten Mile laike on |he '■oust Sunday, »pendlng un enjoy ible, tho rallier cool Easter, oui of door* and catching u nic«> lot of perch A »pedal Easier program was given at Hebron Christian Church. Sunday by the Sunday school chil dren and singing mid s | m < c I«| music by the adults The church, newly refinlshed inside was filled with Generai News Nelson Bemis was called Io tuiskcla of spring flowers, lilacs and dogwood, mock orange mid Tigard near Portland early Inst narcissus, arranged by Mis Goldie week by the death <>t his brother* Tullar Potted blooming Easier in-law, Harry Zimmerman, who lilies were brought by Mrs. Imix died of a heart attack at his borne Abeenc and Workmans green* April 10, Funeral services wen house 'Die program was directed held April 12 at Lincoln Memorial by Mrs Marjorie Bciggrcn Mrs. in Portland. Mr. Zimmerman, a Jess Hill ably conducted the song (L S. Government lumts'r in- service and the sermon was by siMTtor, wn»'wrll known here from Mm. Perl Camplicll The church his frequent visit» In the com was packed with members mul munity and Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Bemis returned visitors A new parking strip com pleted Inst week, afforded easy home Wednesday accompanied by and safe parking for the many another sinter of Mr. Bemis, Mm cars. Harry Welch ol Santa Kosa. Calif who visited, also a slider, Mrs I.ondon < hutch of Christ Ixmdon Church of Christ was Frank Geer of Cedar Creek, be- filled with at tendance for Easter fore returning to ('allfornla Fri services Sunday with the Eaxter day. Mrs IJIIIan Stimmel and Fret) message given by 8am Medford Visitors Included Kenneth McEwen Mills, both of Black Butte, nur- mul fnmlly of Portland, Mr mid (trised I heir many friends by Mm. R. I. Cantwell. Mt mul Mrs. fhelr marriage Thursday morning. Norman Kennedy and J I*. I .an April 14 In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. don and families of Cottage Grove Mills left at once on a trip to the and Mrs Jewel Baker of Eugene. coast, continuing on to California to visit relatives. Easter Gatherings 1 There were many family gathei Iteri Cross Geta MIK Red Cross contributions in the I pijx and friends visiting in the community for the Easter holiday Dindon community aw runted to A picnic, scheduled for outdoor» $48 ns «•porteti by Mrs Charle* »•as held inside because of the Woods, chairman of the n-cent cloudy cooler day at Joe Geers drive. Judy L oh * I m Improved mo that for Mr» Lorenc Geer mid children, Terry mid Marlene mul her imrents her treatments in Eugene have Mr. and Mm P. C. Christensen, been reduced to once a week, sup nil of Cottage Grove and Mr and plemented by hour long exercises, Mm Clare Myers and son, Mr. twice a day at home. Uleta Small, daughter of Mr and Mm. Clifford Townsend and children. Mm Mary Jo Phllli|Mi and Mm Julian Small, was mar ried in Eugene last w-eek. and Mm Lorn Townsend Mr. and Mm J P. Mndon. son Mm Glen Banton attended the Jimmy and new baby and Sammy Hebron Homemakers Economics Medford cooked Easter dinner for Extension dub regular meeting. Mr and Mm Sam Medford Sun April 14 in Cottage Grove at the day. Mm Medford Is still in bed how of Mm. Hileman I lemons t ra from her recent pneumonia illness tion was on herbs and seasoning Mrs, Banton also accompanied Mr and Mm. E M McEwen had three of their children. Ken a group to Springfield Monday, neth. Eula and Wilma and their April IK for Homemakers Achieve, families for Easier Sunday dinner ment day. Mr. and Mm R W Beatty arc and In special celebration of the birthday of their grandson. Rich leaving by car. April 19. returning ard Cantwell, who wa» two years to their old home at Faxon, Okla., old coming here from there three Mr and Mm Geo. Southcrlmul years ago. L. A .Dowd of Long had family Easter Sunday Beach, a brother-in-law arrived gathering with dinner for Mr and Montlay, to uaslst in driving fol* Mm Harley Brown, Marvis Sou Mr Beatty Mm. Jewel Baker, of therland anti Forrest Cox all of Eugene, a daughter, visited over Cottage (¡rove anti Mr and Mm the week end wiih tier parent* at Joe Olds and family mul Mn. Nora her sisters, Mrs tavelle Quigley Henderson Mm. John Sterrenburg and Mm. Joe Gei'r received mi । daughter Joyce of Long Beach Easter Sunday call frtmi her ■ arrived Monday with her father daughter, iullian. Mm M J. Kir- L. A Dowd, to s|x-nd the summer chn«T from San !x>uis Obispo. as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. California Quigley London grade school hurl Ea-ter Stop sign.» have been |M>«ted on part tea Friday afternoon tn eich Woodard’s right of-way at all Je »hr three room» at school, with county road crossings, making for |Mi|>er Easter egg hunt, games, and greater safety of school busses ami treats of candy anti fruit juices. valley traffic. Mm Emma Kelly entertained The former one. one. telephone for Eaater with dinner Sunday, for line has been compk’tcly replaced her daughter Lein, Mr and Mrs. by the new telephone line. Arlie Wm Perlni and family, and »on. Sugg. Harry Stump. Walt Boran Mr. and Mrs Elvis Kelly and anil Lawrence Funk recetved new family. Mr and Mm Walt Post phones last week. of Mostly Creek and Claud Hensley Telephone numbers of Jack of Leona. Long. Bert Newton and Perl Carrying well filled picnic bas- ' Campbell were changed recently krts. Mr and Mrs. Jack Long and Mr and Mm G. D. Ritter and Mr and Mrs Motile Kuskle and sister, Betty Hurley, of Cottage families, Mr and Mm Roy Easley, Grove and Mr. anti Mrs Claude all of Lomion and brother Mr. and [Ritter of Drain wen’ ladysiippcr picking on theh favorite old hill I Mrs Filmer Hansen and two Imys'es, Gladys Kelly, _. Leia Perini, on Carl Mmalls place recently. <»f Portland, who were .........— ■ Dort ha Hess of Portlnnd. ww«- returning | I jt wann “ Sugg and Barbara Banton was hoirie liiat from a Calif trip and Mrs. Nancy Out of the community guests were Claude Ritter of Drain, week, going lady slip|M*r hunting, Ewing of Cottage Grove, Roy Mr» arai reported finding two (icari Ewing's mother. Mrs. Hansen is grandmother of the bride, Mm Margmet Ritter, Mrs. Vonnie white ones, originili coior. not Roy's sister. Mrs. Nora Henderson has gone Joiws, Mr». Ixda Goodwin, and faded ones Site Sent a box of the dolicat* flowers to Jaci Johnson to (strane to visit her daughter Mr». Mark Morgan all of Cottage Grovi', and Mrs. Winifred Cooley in California, a local girl who this Week of Culp Creek. misses Oregon's green hills and < tul» Quilt Awardwi wild flowers in the spring. Mm. Hulett was honored at a Dindon 4-H mothers «■lui» met Mis. Jeanne Morton has gone April 14 at the club house. Dona previous bridal shower in Cottage on a two weeks trip to Fowler, tions of $22 was made the club by Grove by her school girl friends. California to visit her daughter, the members on tho club quilt re- Merrymakers Meet April 7 Mrs. Jaci Johnson and grandchil cently finisher) Little Tana Wood 'I Iw Merrymakers Card dub met dren, Jill and Morten, drew Mrs. Mae Amici son's name April 7, with Mrs. Goldie Gunn in Mr. and Mm. G. A. Andrews left to lie awarded the quilt Mrs. An- ( ottage Grove for a 12:30 luncheon Friday on a trip to Madras in E. demon will lie presented with the of sandwiches, angel food cake, (iregon near Bend. quilt upon her return from her wbi|gM'd cream and coffee wrved Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson of trip cast where she is visiting by the hostess. High w«xe was Eugene s|M-nt Sunday with Mr. relatives. won by Durotha Hess amt second and Mrs. Harry Garman. Nina Shortridge was houaekeep- by Iwiwana Sugg who received Mrs. Jim Quigley worked three |er tor the day, and served the gold fruit I miw I s and Zelma Small days lust week in Mr. Umibard's covr-red dish luncheon, assisted by received a plastic table cover for low score. Hostess gift wax 4 pair, office helping out in a pinch with Mm. Lora Dayley. band embroidered pillow cases. several office stenograpers called Shower for Jenn Ritter Hulett away la-cause of Illness Mrs. Next meeting is with Dorotha | A lovefy wedding shower was Beatty kept Mrs. Quigley's baby given April 15, at the London 4-H Hess, April 28. Mrs. Maxine Freeman and girls Mot hem Club house for Jean Rit Mr. and Mm. Lawernce Barkc- meyer were fishing on the llmpqua ! of Culp Creek spent Saturday nite ter Hulett, a recent bride. and Sunday with her mother Mrs. Many kivr-ly gifts were n*ccived Saturday trying out their new Roy Ewing. Also calling at the mul refreshments ot jeljo. whipped boat. They report no fish. Ewing home Saturday and the cream, cake and coffee were serv Mr and Mm. Willard McKay Charles Woods home were, Mr and ed to 18 guests by the four hostess-, have been annoyed recently by a rumor that they were fined for Thurs^ April tl, Ptlü using Woodard's right-of-way nnd wish to state it Is definitely a false rumor, that they were not. fin.-d and they do not gw the right- of-way. Contact at WICKS ELECTRIC Before Canning To prevent light colored fruit such as apples, pears, and peaches from darkening, drop them into a Phone 337 48 North 9th St. Cottage Grove, Ore. vinegar solution. Use two tsble spoons of sslt and two tablespoons of vinegar to a gallon of water Fruit should have a slight rinse be fore canning. —Subscribe To The Sentinel— 3X4tc-36 Wedding Announcements and invitations — The Sentinel. Thrifty cuts like Short Ribs of Beef come from the same well-chosen beef as do our best T-Bone steaks Guaranteed You get meat that’s tender, full-flavored and juicy. . . regard less what Safe- way cut you choose or its cost. THIS WEEK'S BIG BEEF SHORT S\R!BS Maw. TOMATOES DELRICH Lb. Del Monte Apricots Peaches Prunes No Cattle Crett Hal»« * Slkei Highway, No. 2‘/, Fancy Peas • 15c Cake Mix No 303 Can 17c Cake Mix Nc. 303 16c Corn Meal TRY THESE FRESH, WHOLE BEAN COFFEES . Jell-Well Desierts Sunnybank Margarine DAVID 0 SEUNICK’S production * MARGARETT MITCHELL'S Beverly. ].|| Duly Baier. Medium, Swansdcwn. n>. 29c 35c Mg. 20 35c s 37c Betty Crocker, Mammy Lou-Y«llow lb. AIRWAY Extra Rich Mild and Mellow Flour .... Fig 7C Flour 8louom 29c Ivory Soap . jar 37c Camay Soap ____ OXYDOL X 29c giant size 82c H 10-lb. lack Shortening With Cake Improver 3.ib. c„ 95c Shortening Quick Mixing! 3.1b. c.. 95c ®^C Personal Bar ■b Boraxo SPRY BEGMORE Ivory Soap '¿k 23c » 7Sc » »1.65 Kitchen Craft, X 89c SNOWDRIFT NOB HILL Jiffy Lou Puddings Soda Crackers ...6c 89« normal, Peanut Butter l-Lb. Can Gardenside, Oregon Walnuts Bolle Chili Con Carne M Hot Sauce 29c No. 21/1 Con Country Homa Cream Style-Golden, Corn V/y 33c SHORTENING 12-or ft Ac Pkg. dww Any Time'» the Time for Whealiet! tre I 29= Mod. tile bar . H.nd Soup, powder. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. 59e 55e 45e 69e 45e 49e 29e Skinless Wieners lb. 45‘ Ham Eastern-Tenderized Lb. 55« Sliced, Boiled Ham Lunch Meats, Asst. Fryers, Pan-Ready Rabbits, Pan-Ready lb. lb. lb. lb. 98< 49< 69( 69" ROYAL SATIN Wheaties Cereal MARGARINE In E-Z color pak I’A-lb. Pkg. Beef Rib Roast Beef Chuck Roast Fresh Ground Beef Sirloin Beef Steak Pork Spareribs Pork Sausage Pork Liver 15= Gardenside — Red, ripe before canning, No. 2*/^ Can VANILLA WHEAT — DELICIOUS! LB OO TOMATO JUICE FIG BARS Olivia de HAVILLAND • tithe HOWARD All Types of Wiring and Supplies i AUTHENTIC CHILIS! A THOUSAND THRILLSf * CLARK GABLE • VIVIEN LEIGH Electrical Contractor Safeway’s Short Ribs are Wonderfully Good! DIANE—Coming Soon GONE WITH THE WIND Pogo It ELDON B. GRABLE Fay McKay has the measles but is not sick, and hasn’t txvn xo far as she can tell. Mm. James Hicks and grand daughter of Portland. Mr. and Mm. Ck-de Adleman and Mm. Ruth Adleman of Eugene visited Mm. Lora Townsend Saturday after- noon. Mr. and Mm. K O. Eberhard and family of llallas arc new people who have rented Joe < rids small house at London. Correction: The 4-H Marketing t>oys attended the Heilig Theater in Eugene on their recent trip not the Highway. Libby brand — Tastes like fresh tomatoes, 46-oz. Can RHETT BUTLER i TAME SCARLETT / The SrntInri, Cottage Grave, Oregon 9c ’<-25c - 17c Dog Food nj Playfair Dog Food, 3 cans 29c I All Produce Get* fi/ißducQ ^¿aiuAsA. Special Care At Safeway! Local Spring Crop RHUBARB ASPARAGUS LETTUCE Avocados SOLID Tender, Young Oranges lb. 5 Lb. BAG 19c 15c 45c Golden Carrots Crisp Celery Tomatoes Spinach ¿'.T Th* market is at Its best HE: A DS Calavot Artichokes ' * * ” ' * i 4 - 19c Fresh Tender lb. u ""23c 25c 10c Green Unions and Bodishes SPnng Ftvoritf.
