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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1949)
4 LYNX HOLLOW SAGINAW (Mn. Orville lamb, reporter) Word has been received of the 4 th of a son Gregory Allen. June I to N(r. and Mr» Jack Taylor of puncnyHluffs, Iowa The Tayktts • mvtly lived here and Gregory a grandson of Mrs It J Hink F lai Verne and Johnny William» ie visiting relative« In Al Izona rThe I II nokery club held their t meeting of the year Tuesday Mrs. Sally McCarty's home, went on a marshmallow f b«t. Mi and Mr». C. L. Quacken- l«h, Jlm. George and Ruby, Mr |<l Mr« Wall Iztmb and Marvin »■nt Saturday night camping |ur Cottage Grove Early Sun- (y morning little Ruby stumbled hl fell and »luck her right hand to a Mizzling «klllet of greane. Irnlng th«- fingers, palm of hand Id wrist badly She was rushed Cbttage Grove for treatment Id It ia hoped the hand will not i seriously scarred. Dim Holbrook. David and Willi«- ncaulry and their agriculture Stmclor. Mr. Clark of Outage rove, ami other students of Cot- ge Grove *|a-nt the week end imping at Slltcooa lake. Mr. and Ms». R J. Hinkson. I ir ley. John and Cecelia, Mr« rvill«- Ninth, Bruce, Alice and fun enjoyetl picnicking and tlmmlng Saturday with Mr and 1rs. I «y al Hinkson. B<lly Betty ami proth^4 “nd Martha und Eunisa rawford at Cottage Grove dam Charlie Hebron of Tacoma, 'ashington arrived the (ir»t of W week to K|M-nd most of the Immer with hl» »later and family, k* C 1. Quackenbuahca. Mr. and Mia. W N. latmb and III were Nlmday dinner gue»l« of F. Lamb family nt Creswell. Bill Dreene was an all day guest ' the Elmer Prechtel* Sunday. DORENA lait Wagner, rhonc HIMI) .Mr« May Doolittle Is ill with tcumonia. but somewhat »proved at the last report. Mrs. Mary Brldenstlnv has also »en ill, but 1» better now. Mrs. Jim Spahr. Mr». Avanclk* llcka and ion Richard left Tu«*»- ly morning for eastern Oregon, ■her«* they will s|M-nd a few days biting relatives. Mrs. Lot Wugncr n*turnc«j homc 'iwsday morning from Enter- rise, where »h«- visited at th«- ome of a »on. Errwst. Bobby telly a»sbt«*d with the chorea at he Wagner home «luring her bscnce, Mr and Mrs Elwond Hancock »ft Monday for Itortlaqd. *hw fr. Hanctick hop»« to get employ- lent on the railroad. Mmen. Orn Thomas. Izu* Giles ml Thelma Wick» arc attending h«- state grange convention at '«xxi Bay thia w-eek. -- M ---- - --------- ^/v«.' noi I PR BUST mORI MARSHAL Wilis STORE (Mrs. Kuby Hrnalun, reporter phone ?H I-' 11 Friendly Neighbors niel with Mr» Iziwcll Benaton Tlmr« day afternoon with II int-mlM-rx present and Mr» Delmet Benston | wa» u visitor This wh « the lust club meeting Until Octotwr «Ince club will I m - discontinued as usual through the summer month» The annual club picnic will be held Wedm-wlny June 22 nt the Harold ladrd picnic ground, with a pot- hick dinner to I m - served at noon lee cream will hi- furnlahed by thc club nod will I m * served later In the sftornoon. In the guessing context given by the hoateaa, Mra. Jake Schwarzer won tin- pri»- and in the "apci'd nddlng" context M ik Glen Plainer won the prize Mo Howard Keane won the special prize. Mr» Robert Durflinger of Wal den and Mra. Bart Johnaton gav«- a mlaccllnrieouK shower at th«' Johnaton home Friday afternum for Mlaa Norma Car|*enter, who will be married to Glen Tucket Jr. Jun«* 19th 7'her«' w«-r«' 23 pres ent nt th«- shower. Mra. Harlan Chapman won a |»rizr in th«- Jum bled word contest. Catherine Getty la home on va cation from (). S C lait will leave soon for a 10 day training nt the aquatic »chool nt Izikv Izingfellow nenr Bremerton, Wash. Mr and Mrs, W F. Sharon and children went to th«- const Friday and attended the w«tldlng of their daughter Dorothy to Raymond Swires on Saturday Jun«- 11. The ncwlyw«*da left at once on a trip to Texas, where Mr. Swires for merly lived. They will mak«- their home her«- at Saginaw when they return. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fralaer nnd children of Arcadia. Calif visited at th«- H. O. Izilrd horn«- for a few days before going on to Salem Mr. a n <1 Mrs Charles Izicky have sold their place south tit here to n | mi ri y from The Dall«-« ami v«p«*ct to move »«»on to Eugene. A large crowd attended the dance at Walker Saturday night. Another «lane«' will !«• given June 25. Anna Keene is spending the «»ack with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Walt Cline at I >1 »»ton. Mr«. G»*orgc Drinkwater «pent the week end at Noti with a daughter. Carol Sue Bolton stayed with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs R P Baah, Friday night and Sat urday while her parent« were at Portland. Vial tors at the lx>we|l Be ns ton ' horn«- Sunday were Mr and Mrs . Clauik- Willey and daughter. Ruby Faye of Roacburg. Mr and Mr» Deimer Benaton and Pete Hayes of Cot tag«- Grove and Peggy Ketcheraide of Mt. View. Mr and Mr» Robert Durfl Inger took their mother«. Mn. Dur- flinger of Eugene and Mrs Bart Johnston to the mast Monday to cek’brate the first wedding anni versary of the Robert Durflingrrs Joe Getty has signed up for a year In th«- forest service and Is now tn eastern Oregon near En- 1 tetpriae. Fred Roush who la In the army alr corps. is visiting his sister. Mrs Harry Kopperman. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ANNUAL MH OOI. MEETING REMEMBER DAD He will enjoy GOOD TOOLS FISHING TACKLE A POCKET KNIFE ormone of many other USEFUL gift» All Real Values NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Sec. 111-908, .O C. L. A„ to the legal voters of School Di»trict No. U-14, of I zinc County. State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING of »aid District will be held at Muslc Room, Union High School; to liegin at the hour of 2 o'clock to 7 p.m. on the fourth Monday of June, being the 27th day of June. A D. 1949. This meeting Is called for the purpone of electing One Director to serve for a term of five years and She transaction of business usual at auch meeting. I luted thia 28th day of May. ISM 9 GEORGE M c R eynolds Chairman Board of Directors ATTEST: CECIL CAWWELL, District Clerk. 4 11 club srludat ships, are to leave today for summer school at Cor- (Mrs. Grace Thompson, reporter vniHa. Phone III-«) Our community will la- well rep Mr. and Mr». Claren«'«' Permito resented at the rodeo at R om burg Sr. rcturwd last Monday evening Jean Amc»’ name was selected from a trip to Michigan and after from here for the lamb scramW«- a I’ouplr of day» epent here at on Friday and as tar as is known their son's home, they moved to I Lynn Jacob and Edward Thomp- Etlgcne whcie Mi PerontO hio> I ,On wet-«- selerted from h«Te for work Chffoid I'eronto went home I the calf scramble on Sunday. Here Sunday with his grandparents for j m wishing our is>nte«t»nt« the a week'a vacation. >»■»1 of luck and lot» of fun. Joan Higginltothxm returned Thursday afternoon .Mr». Eldon Wednesday from Myrtle Creek ThomfMon discovered the roof of where ahc wax visiting relatives. their barn ablaze and by quick Her cousin, Evelyn Jone», re- organization of a bucket brigade turned with her for a visit with the flames were brought under Iter grandparents, Mr. und Mr». control Spark» were evidently Earl Rains. carried by the strong *ind from Mr and Mrs. Arthur Brown are the veneer mill trash fin- Thia parents of a baby girl, their sev- was the second fire here within enth child, bom Sunday morning, five days, the first being the con veyor fire at the Hensler Izunber June 12 at their home Mr and Mr«. Joe Billing» and mill t h e previous Sunday. Low family recently of Oklahoma humidity adds greatly to the fin- moved Sunday into u house on the hazards. Stigers place formerly occupied by Egyptian OU the Pettit family. Oli has been produceo In Egypt Mr. Harry Bickel and bride of Fireeteel, South Dakota, called on for a great many years, but not Mr«. Flora Holt whil<* on their in important quantities The west ern portion of Stud! Arabia is not honeymoon, Ronald Galdabini la »pending a regarded as having oil potential- Utes. week on the McKenzie at the Earl Ritchie home. Wedding Announcements and Ixiretla Olnon, l*urry Oatney, and Fred .Meacham, winner» of Invitations. — The Sentinel. Fhon. The hbmc of Mr und Mr«. Bob Seidel wa» d< »tr«. fire. last Thusday and very from the building Neighbors gau ,Mi. and Mr« Seidel a shower Ttawlay at Ue home of Mrs Ver- lin Ward. Mr and Mrs Morri« Roby have returned to their fornwr hom«- in Idaho to liv< Mr and Mrs. Mike Farlw r of Portland have moved th« ir trailer house neai the L«t«-r Rearrick home and Mr Farber has been employM at the Dorena dam. Mr and Mrs D sIl- Scott and sons Ix-ali«- Alton and Izirry Le* »(»•nt th«- week end at Canby at SALE WILL CONTINUE THRU SAT., JUNE 25TH It to Be Offered June 20th at the Grade School Gym at 8:00 0'Clock FREE Served Daily 11 00 A M — 3:00 P M FOR TEEN AGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS Open Monday through Saturday 5 30 A M — 7 :30 P M part of the Recreational Program for summer tut Dances are to be taught by MARTHA HICKS, VI and MARY’S LUNCH 1 Formerly ( assisted by Jane Seidler. LuiK’h) m Mudiisi Tabaec« <>u*pu« Manufacture of smoking tobaeee tn 1M7 is estimated at IOS m ft lion pounds, almost the same as the IN million pounds produced in IMS. Folk Dancing Tractor Accidents Refueling hazards, falls from the macklna, overturning of the tractor, and unguarded power drives are the causes of most tractor acci dents. SPECIAL MERCHANTS’ LUNCH 50c 533 Main 45-lte 44-tfex GREEN BEANS, Tender RED BEETS, Young ones CABBAGE, Solid, crisp Are Here-today! Full of nature's qrown-in flavor—you'll taste the difference right eway. Critpy, Full-Flavored 13c 12 oz. Tube Pear Halves Tender Carrots 7c No. 2'/2 AA c Can No. 303 Can XT Highway brand. Malte a delicious talad with grated cheete and mayonnaise. y Jk APRICOTS, Ripe, flavorful Lb. 19c ORANGES. Valencias 5-lb. bag 49c WHITE ONIONS Lb. 9c CANTALOUPES LETTUCE, Garden fresh Lb NEW POTATOES. White 10 m *49c ZUCCHINI SQUASH Lb. 9c LEMONS, swell for lemonade, Lb. 23c GOLDEN CORN, Tender Lb. 17c CUCUMBERS, Crisp, fresh Lb. 10c PEACHES TISSUE 16‘ Sugar Belle. Fancy pack—famous for LIPTON'S NOODLE *®fy buy! 9°°d LEG of VEAL ROAST 59e 303 Cans Stock up! Shredded Wheat Green Beans 17 Nabisco. Serve with fruit for a delight* fui breakfast. SUGAR BISQUICK Highway brand, cooked beans. Stock Up! Cane or Beet Just add milk for biscuits Taste like Rump Roast included in this MARGARINE In E-Z color pak No. 2 ¿Ac Con Lb. w I Z. ROAST „49 fresh DALEWOOD 10-LB. OE SACK 03 2'/i-LB. AAC PKG. Paraffin Wax A fine spread Lb. SLICED BACON 25e Cudahy Peacock fancy ___ A*9c 1 / Jelly Glasses Tall or squat 49c Forked TEA Canterbury ’ttr w Lipton's or Tenderle«! ’£• 21e DOG FOOD 2...,27e Lb SMOKED HAMS «57 Certo Pectin ••ox. bettle 22« Sure Jell Powdered Pectin 2 pkts. 25e M.C.P. Pectin Pew Pkt. 12e Shredded Ralston 18e Cherub Milk tell cue 12e Jell-Well Desserts Gelatine pkq- 7 C 1-lk. pkg. 31C Porter’s Fril-lets Babo Cleanser 1 ... 2 2Î' White Magic Bleach v> ,. iim 26 Playfair Dog Food 3.... 1F 11 MARGARINE Half or whole CRISCO rm ROLLS 19‘ 29c GOVERNMENT GRADED MEATS SOUP MIX DELRICH , _ 12-01- Ne. 2^ Highway Brand AX ■■ XW ■ ' For seeling ¡«mt ¡ellies Rie Rite Comfort breed Toilet Tissue quality and taste. TUNAF"-”ta' 3 5 e 2 -19< Lb. 19c Beh. 5c Lb. 6 Fragrant, vine-ripened cantaloupes are here at Safeway—now! Fancy PEAS DEMONSTRATION OF VALUES 19-r-lg T omatoes 44-2tc-45 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE DEPARTMENT OF PROBATE Case No 9651 In the Matter of the Estate of ELLA STRONG WOLFARD. ceased. Notice is hereby given that the undccHigncd, Administratrix of the Estate of Ella Strong Wolfnrd, Deceased, han filed her ftryil ac count for the final settlement of said decedent1* estate in the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane, Depart ment of Probate, Case No. 9651, and that the 14th day of July, UM#, at the Court Room of said Court in said Court House in Eu gene, Oregon, at 9:30 o'clock a.m. has been fixed by the Court as the time and place for hearing ob jections thereto or to the settle ment thereof, Audrey W. Flanigan, Adminis tratrix of the Estate of Ella Strong Wolfard, Deceased. 45-5t-49 the home of Mr. and Mr». John Thur«., June IB. IHH Black. free-IIIpenrd Fruits Mr. and Mrs. Eugen«- Anderson, Best fruits tor canning are those Mr and Mr». Ray Hernsted and that are tree-ripened. Unripe fruits 'laughter Nancy ot Corvallis, Mrs. are low in flavor and have a hard Nellie Izv of Cottage Grove and texture. Dee Andeiaon of Blu«- Mt. left Sunday for Redmond to visit at the home ot Mr. an«i Mr». Paul Anderson Before returning home the visitors will go to Arizona to view the Grand Canyon. Carlos Jon< « is adding another room to his house Slice into a tomato from Safeway. Notice the perfect deep red color, the just- right firmness. Then taste the mouth-watering flavor of this tangy fruit. Safeway takes special care to bring you tomatoes at their juicy best.. . pays the price to get the finest — then speeds them to our store in your neighborhood. Buy toma toes here, as you buy all Safeway fruits and vegetables, guaranteed to please. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT OUR MOSBY CREEK CURTIN Lb. WHOLE CRABS For Flaky Fie Crests Ready to shell and eat HALIBUT STEAK RINSO Granulated Soap 46-01. Pkg. Lb. ROCK COD Tempting fillets Standing Rib— BREAST of VEAL Lb. 39‘ 49e 29e GROUND BEEF Lean and nice PORK SAUSAGE Country style DUZ does ZOVz-oi. AAc everything Pkg. r« / LUNCH MEATS choose from at this hot price on cold cuts. SAFEWAY 45e 49e FRYERS ASSORTED Granulated—Safe for colors I For tasty stews c DUZ 69e SHORT RIBS No bones—No fuss Solid white meat BEEF ROAST Quality beef Lb. FILLET of SOLE It's digestible 23-ox. A Ac Pkg. X7 49e 59e i.49c VEL marvelous suds
