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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1949)
A thank you note was read from ment* recently for a painful «-nr 1 on her trip home to Boixe. Idaho I Mr and Mr* W«xx!row Hughe*, Thur*., Jnly M, IM* The Sentinel, CottHge Onive, Oregon Psge ■ George Clark in ajaprcclntion of infection Mr and Mi’s. Mill* slay«-«! over ■ who have b«*-n visiting frienrls Ids scholarship to 4-11 camp. Mr. and Mi* Ralph Gilhnn have Sunday at Bend and visited Peter- , h<-rc and at Cot tag«-Grove, return- I »on’s scenic Rock Garden*. Gladys Kelly was asked to see a new baby girl, born Saturday. | cd to their horn«- at Onterio, Calif., Mr. niql Mr*. Nash Hugh,* are Place Sold ADV EKT ISE M ENT the first of the week. A apeclnl meeting for the volen , id>out material for a set of quilt leaving this week to make their Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Andrew* J«x Olds will be the speaker at ha* I mtii culled for Friday evening ing frame* for the club. I^iwana have sold their liome to Mr. and th«- Dmdon Church of Christ on On or about JULY 12th, 1949, H pm. July 29. nt the *cho«»l [ Sugg was appointed to buy a hot home in Oklahoma. Our drawing* and specification* for th«» house to vote on the line of Nurphu plate, voted to be purchased by i Mr. and Mr*. U-on Morton hn«l i Mr*. Dean Addington who will Sunday, July 31st. construction of a GENERAL HOS money In the general fund to he the club for use on warm club a pleasant aurprise awaiting their | lake |M mm .*ion September 1. Mr. «laughter Jacl Johnson, when she I and Mr* Andrew* will move to < ><lar Creek PITAL at COTTAGE GROVE. UMd for rr-buildlng on th* old day*. Alfre! White was given a family OREGON, will be availabl«- for dis Ila Sibley was unanimously came for a visit last week, th«- iheir property, the former Black- nehool budding elected vice-president of the club surprise, complete with a birthday ( bqtte sciwxd house with plan* for dinner nt hi* hom«- Sunday in tribution to general contra«.-tors by Baby Day at 4-11 Mother* ( tub on Your Farm Building* and Contents. Bahle* were the order of the to complete the year In place nt card th-d to the door knob, was a building n fin- place tin«! making observance of hi* birthiiay. In at- Rf 1ALD, SCHMEERAHARRING new bath r«x>m r«-ently Installed other Improvement*. t«-ndan«? were his sister. Inez TON. 1104 SPALDING BUILD day Wednesday, July 20. nt the Mr*. Shirley Wood, who moved ustalrs in U m Mot ton horns i Mr and Mr*. Myron Mile* and Kramer, and uncle, J S. Powell, ING. PORTLAND. OREGON. U>ndon I II Mother* club meeting away. E E BARTRÜFF, Insurance Agent Mr. and Mr« l*-e Johnson nnd daughter Myra Jenn of Culver, an aunt, Mrs. Laura Massey of Application* from contractors nt the club houae, when nine Next meeting I* August 3. H 8 6th phone 301 two children drove up from Cold Oregon visit«*! this week with dr Cottage Grove, a daughter, Mr*. Interested in bidding on thi* work «mall bahle* were vliitor* nnd by Friday on their vacation from, and Mr*. G A Andrew», iron n Earl Murry, Mr* Jeann«- Murry, not t«i exceed TWO sets of draw Merrymaker* Meeting nn unuaunl coincidence, nil babie* A mid-summer noon luncheon I Fow ler where th«-y own and ojx-r- trip thru Yellowstone Park, Brice an«! Mr. and Mrs Hi Remington ings and specification.* together wore dreaaed in blue Bnhle* at 1 and ««rial afternoon of card* was ; atc a grocery store, to visit the ' Canyon. Zyon and th«- Painted and Imys. with p.ryment of $50.00 per set tending weir ludv i.ynn, and I held a July 21, when Mr*. Zelnui 1 Morton*. | liescrt and visited a Ristcr, Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hopman are should tx> filed promptly with the mother Mr*. f)on Ewing of Cot Mr. and Mr*. Roy Easley left Bill Cate, al Los Angele*. Mr*. gramlparcnts at their first grand Architect*, and the bidding ma entertained the Merrymak tage Grove: Sally nnd Connie Small ers club at her home Receiving I Tuesday this week on a rip to Mile* is a teacher in the Culver child. a granddaughter born early terial will be forwarded, shipping Bradley, granddaughter* of Mr* prize* for high score wa*. Mr* I Oklahoma to visit for a month, nt | Rchtxd*. Sunday, at Butlers to Mr. and Mrs. charges coll«»ct. as toon as avail Mae Andri-won; Undn Jenn and Seven days a week and until 9 p.m. Dorotha Hess, cake decorator set: their former liome. They were nc- Dick Thornton of Ashland, Ore J W Wornstaff and name«! Cathy able. Any bidder upon returning mother, Mr* Wilbur Thorpe; for second, Mr*, lawana Sugg j comimnird by Mrs. Jack Long and gon vixltcd last week with his Ann«- Mr. Wornstaff. who is «-m- such set promptly an«l in grxxi con. (Except Sunday we close at 8 p.m.) Patrick and Michael nnd mother rubber dish mat; nnd for low, Mr* thr«-e daughter*, Mary, Judy and grandparents, Mr an«! Mrs. G. A. ployi-d at Ix-ep River, Washington dition will be refun«led his pay Mr* Ed Miller; Ray not) Danny Compare our prices and quality of goods—you are always Linda. Mr*. Easley nnd Mrs Izmg Andrews and wa* join«*! for th«- was here over the week end for I Gladys Kelly, spice rack set. ment, and any non-bidder upon so and mother, Mr* Wallace Thorpe, will visit their mother, Mrs. Jam«-* week end by his parents, Mr. and th«- event. Four pair* of beautiful hand welcome and be treated courteously and fairly. returning such set will be rvfund- ami Barbara late and mother. Mr*. embroidered pillowcases were pre- Brdlard near Antler*. Oklahoma. Mr*. V. M Thornton for th«» le- <•<! $25.00. Bids on this work will Harold Thorjre of Yoncalla. .03 of nn inch of rain wa* re- tum to Ashland ■ seated the hostes*. he opened by the BOARD OF DI- Braide* the babies, ten other Mrs. Sugg will entertain at the! corde«! at Bluckbutte weather sta Sam Medford will be guest j Household Hint REfTORS of CVrTTAGE GROVE amnll children attended, and «even 1 next mid-xummcr meeting at the tion Monday night, the first ruin in We Oiw GROClillT speaker nt th«- Cottage Grove When you buy “seconds” In sheets, HOSPITAL on the date nam«l in teen memtx»r* nnd visitor*, quite club, AuguRt 11, nt her home at July. Monroe Avenue Church of Christ , It is a good idea to not« th* typ* Dividend Stamps & LOCKERS the specification, which will be tile best turn out of tile bu*y Mr and Mr*. Fred Mill* and at th«- 11 am Sunday M-rvic«?«, Wtsalard'N camp. »nd location of th* imperfection. If about 21 days after the bidding । summer maaon Sylvia Stimmel drove Mt*. Purl July 31. The subjttct "Is Preaching th* defect is near the outer edg* of material is available for distribu- The Store on Dorena Lake Shore Darlene Paul and Anna Hecvea Yeung People* I'nrtlc* llardi*ty a* far a* Bend. Saturday t Important 7" I a sheet, the wear should not b* »ion. were also vial tor* 49-3t-51 A happy little Rcvcn year old. affecteiL A covered di*h cafeteria style Linden Galo Garman, wa* thrilled! luncheon wa* held at noon With with a birthday party, July 14. al , the children tiring aerved In the the home of her parent*. Mr. and | nursery play room Mrs. Willis Garman. Fourteen of A summer bouquet of purple her young friend* brought gift* canterbury bell*, red poppica, yel- nnd wn- wrve<| ice cream and ‘low calnndulaa and white sweet- birthday cake, by her mother and pea* wa* brought by Mr*. Emma ■liter*. Susan Jolene Roby celebrated Kelly. Housekeeper* were Mr*. Mac Andctaon assisted by Mrs her seventh birthday, July 21, with Harold Thorpe nnd Mr*. Wallace a »mall party at her home with 2H small friend* to piny outdoor Thorpe. A new quilt wa* put in the game* nnd enjoy the afternoon. frame* for Mrs Jeanne Morton, Many lovely gift* were presented little Mis* Roby. an elaborate hand nppllqucd. Mrs. Bob Blackwell, Mr*. Reu A bualncs* meeting wa* held In the afternoon, conducted by Mr*. ben Helnrick, Mrs Esther Banton Gale Roby, acting president, in nnd Mr*. Jack Long assisted her the abaence nt Mr* Esther Banton, mother with the children and to president A treasurer'* report serve refreshment* of lee cream, was given by necretary-trvniurvr jello, birthday cuke and punch. Mr*. Bullington. South Ijmc Mrs Lawana Sugg nnd report on money received from the last County Health nurse of Cottage quilt. A r<qxirt wn* «nade by Mr* Grove was making calls in the Morton on the 4-H club enmp and community Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert W<ssl of that one scholarship was not used by Margy Newton, alternate fur Salem were In the «immunity Sun Susie Perry, who won two scholar day on business and to see about ships for camp. moving their house here from the Carl Small property. M R. Garoutte, ng«- Wi. recently made n trip, alone, by train, from Riverside, California, to visit hi* SAFEWAY features selected, PAN-READY daughters, Mrs. Roy Ewing, Lon don nnd Mr* Jim Powell nnd family nt Oakland, Oregon. Dereatha nnd Doyle Paul arc sjanding two week* in Klamath Fall* visiting relative*. These are selected birds, plump with tender, 24b. bag 93e Wana Fay Sugg I* in Springfield sweet meat —and ready-for-the pan. No waste! No caring for her small nephew, Joe cleaning to do! Try Safeway’s pan-ready fryers Wayne Miller, whije hi* mother. Mr*. Joe Miller i* employed at on this guarantee: Unless they give you top- the cannery. eating enjoyment—you get all your money back. ID, Mr*. C. C. Gilham recently en i « m joy«! a week* visit In Port bind with her aunt, Mr*. Mary Lauder VEAL SPECIALS! nnd a trip up the Columbia High way to Mt. Hood. Bonneville, across the Bridge of the Gods and down th«- Evergreen Highway in Washington. Mrs. Verna Parr took two trips Inst week, gong first to Dnlln* lk Tuesday wi h her family and to cut down repair bills on to Ashland and loW Hill Wednes day to visit her *L*t«r. Mr* Ada SKINLESS Anderson and to lx» nt th«« Chris tian Church nt Ashland for the d««dication of nn oil pointing, an 1 tkoriShanki w J unusual work of art. paint«l by Or Bologna Mrs Andrew* for the church there Mrs. Jim Barnes spent last BEEF SWISS STEAKS lb. 79c w««k near Eugene caring for Mrs pm Virgil Reitch and new baby. PURE GROUND BEEF lb. 45c Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Snyder of Pur* PORK SAUSAGE lb. 49c lx>s Angele*, visited last week with Mr and Mrs E. M. McEwen, old SALMON STEAKS lb. B9c friends and former neighbors in California. LUNCH MEATS HALIBUT STEAKS lb.49c Mrs. Gladys Kelly visited Mrs. Vivien Ketcham at the Sacred ROCK COD FILLETS lb. 29c LB. 49e Heart hospital in Eugene last week, when« Mrs. Ketcham under went a major operation. Mrs. Kelly nnd Mrs. Ketcham, now of San Diego, were girlhotxi chums. CjMany summertime favorites are now at their very best. Buy Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Abeenc arc Sunny Dawn staying for a few days in Cottage ^^*2* o* Safeway where quality and freshness are guaranteed. New Grove caring for Mrs. Abcencs' Pack mothers place while she is in Portland for an operation. What perseverance can do plus warm Oregon sunshine and A Famous lots of sprinkling Is shown In the for Quality cabin splendid garden of S. T. Clark, with special mention going to th«» SWEET squash growing that gives better than fair promise. 'Pa1 Stump will, be reward«! ample return on the strawberry plants he traded for the hill of squash, last spring. Mr A Product of Clark planted for him. What was suspicioned to he the Standard of California cougar seen on Hobart Butte last week was found to be a big bob cat, when treed by th«» Gilham To keep repair bills hounds, Sunday and killed. The Elbertas 21-’«- 25c down, keep the upper cougar is still at large. "Oakie," black and white prized cylinder walls of your pure-bred rocker spaniel belong engine lubricated. In ing to Jim Quigley has been miss ing for several days and it is not other words, use RPM GRAPLS seedless Lb. 19c known if he ran afoul of wild game Marvelow Heavy Duty Motor Oil or is just lost. WATERMELON, vino-riponod Ib. 4c for Mrs. Earl Barnes is to enter —specially compound Dish wa thing ^9- NEW tain with a potluck dinner at noon CANTALOUPES, sweet-flavorful Ib. 10c ed to cling to engine hot for a Stanley party at her home at ZUCCHINI SQUASH, tender, tasty Ib. 10c London Wednesday, July 27. ■pots . . . reduce stuck Lt. nnd Mrs. Norman Black- rings, carbon and var LETTUCE, for sparkling salads Ib. 6c more and son. Tommy, recently Magic from three years In Germany nish a trouble! CRISP CUCUMBERS, alee sice Ib. ioc For visited Lt. Blackmore's sister, Lovelier Mrs. Lawrence Funk and family. Complexion Sunday young Tommy, age 7, who attended school In Germany last year, stayed over Monday, an CELERY Ib. 10c interesting play mat«» ,to his cousins, the Funk children, since Golden-Sweet Phone 16 CABBAGE Ib. 5c he can speak German. Bill Cantwell is ill this we >k 7th and Monroe LEMONS Ib. 25c with a baitrep throat. Lt. Mrs. Phillips is rc|K>rletl on the sick list. Mrs. Perry Sicln received trent- LONDON LEGAL NOTICES It Pays to Investigate LOW FIRE INSURANCE RATES “WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU” Cf on|oe COOB UWf". % Bf SAFEW^y,, There’s an easier way S( FRYING CHICKENS SPECIAL Ripe Olives- 19e Karo Syrup ■•a Pancake Flour $p*rry Flapjack Flour . 59< 5F 4-lk. 45‘ 29* | M.C.P. Pectin Fow4*r*a Potted Meat ** 10« tZ 19* WIENERS Sunnybank Margarine lb. 29* 1.45' pky. 12e ASSORTED Zee Napkins 2 M?g». 25e ' _ 457*89* Lipton TEA I ib. 29e Marshmallows Airway Coffee Corned Beef Hash 1^.^ 35* ' • * w «*. 45e ! 79e Strained Honey PICNICS COFFEE K Vienna Sausage iw. Veal Rump u. 55' Veal Steak SK"“*,!. 59* Veal Loin Chops 79* BISQUICK Xk39‘ Low and Reduced Prices! lar (; e lb- 18c PEACHES 37* Rice Krispies 19* Wiener Buns i7c [WIENERS™ -^35'1 SAfCWAY fRCSH PRODUCI PLUMS Nu-Made Mayonnaise TOMATO JUICE Log Cabin SYRUP Sandwich SPREAD un %49 c Facial TISSUES 2-^15« Vel for Washing 07 'c Columbia Dill Pickles 45e White Palmolive Soap ^2^ J. F. FINNERAN CORN 10c Lux Toilet Soap ^2/23'^3/23' m»s tiiiM«w ot ÄS**“ SAFEWAY I
