With the Granges |
IIFBKON GHAMJ.
The Home Economies dub will
med August 23 at 1:30 pin nt
the homo of Min Nellie Hurtin
Mr. Levley I hu rí» will I h * u»»i»t-
ant hoot en».
For the lli-guttu iHMith commit*
lee Mm Nellie Harri* reported
that no cookad food except pack
aged food» would lie nerved nt the
Hcgatlii due to the hwtiuction
from the health department. It
wnn decided not to have a grange
I tooth
On the program Ted Marcy
played two violin numla>r», "Four
U*«f <’lover" and "Rainbow nt
Midnight " A demonstration of
two 4-H dub girl«, Myrtle John
son and Jane Carpenter, won given
on "Betting the table and nerving a
buffet nup|H-r”. They recently gave
nil al ■ in chili un .i ,i
Spi ingfldd and will compete nt
the state fair. The girl« were ac*
oompanied by their mothers, Mr».
Marion Johnson and Mr». R. Car
penter. Group »Inging completed
the program.
It was voted that the men dean
up tin- grange giiiimdn and m il .
necessary repairs Aug 21, the
women to sei vc a |»tluck dinner.
Vinitor» well- Mr and Mm Mnr-
A■ n of <'iHigat 11 < nd and theii
nnughtcr nod husband Mi and
The answers to everyday
Inxuruncc problem**
By 0 B AHNEST
Mr*. Fleming who are visiting I
Ihcm from California. Mr» Klein
mg is master in her home grange
and two of the other» ol this
Ipoup ure |aiht musters.
IMAUFNA GRANGE NKUN
The literary program came first
at the rcgului meeting of JXirena /
Grunge held August 4. Gmy Aine
played several »«lections on Ins
violin, aci'ompanled by Shincy
Arne. Ur. Kirk of the American
Cancer Society showed some mov
ing pictures on the subject of !
cancer and afterwards u discussion
was hdd. A paper sack game was j
played by a lew; also group sing
mg.
First and second degree obli
gation» were given to Henry and
Joyce Kelly.
Shirley Arne ha» recently been '
iipiarintcd us District Youth Super,
mtendent. She will tuporvise the
youth activities In granges in six
surrounding counties.
The next serving commit tee will
be Mr. and Mr». W. A HemcnwuyJ
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dike, Mrs i
Myrtle Dike, and Mrs. Mary!
Duffy.
Mary Arne was appointed chair
man ol the two fair», South Lane
County and Dine County. She will
choose her own helper*.
Next meeting practice will be i
held for the coming Booster Night !
program, which will I m * given on
September 1. This is <>|a*n to the
public. The following committees
have been appointed: Decorating
Committee, Shirley Sherrill, Shir
ley Arne, and Ik-ati Snauer. Re
ception Committee. Ellen Sherrill,
Iza» .Giles, Thelma Wick*, and
Master Philip latke
Happy birthday was sung to
Secretary Duluh Plaisted
Rosalie Lake, reporter!
ItANINO ON A RAKt, Silas A. Burgett, 80, stands In ' qnt of the 11-room
luuu« built by himself and his seventy-year-old wife on the shore of Big
Crooked Lake near Brighton, Mich. The house was started live years ago.
In 1937, Burgett was forced to quit his job a* painter in an auto plant
because of h ad poisoning. Doctor* gave him six months to live. Now,
medicos say he has another good ten years. (International Soundphoto)
ANNWER: It Isn’t a qm-sllon
af your bring FORI Ell to buy
fire Insurance for three yenra.
It’« Just that the fire Insurance
companies have worked out a
|dan w hereby. In most rases,
you can obtain three years’ pro
tection at n cost of twice one
year’s cost, or live years’ cov
erage at three times the cost of
one. It Is easy to see that It Is
w Isrr and more et onomk al to
choose the three or five year
plan.
•If you’ll gdtlress your own In-
wrance question* to tin» oilier
we’ll try to give you the correct
mswers and there will be no
charge or obligation of any
kind.
Arnesi Insurance
Agency
Phone 36
511 Main
Representing the lending fire
md casualty Companies doing
business in Oregon.
Your
EGG PROFITS
Ask ynu«
X-fia fy*
deu'st abflut Triangle
— o loud for
moaimum
production.
TRIANGLE
MULINO ctstm
I «4
The loca! Safeway store is the only 100 percent
union store in Cottage Grove.
PATRONIZE YOUR FELLOW WORKER
Comm
oid m > ii
Sno-White Salt
«
lb.
lb. 85‘
Comm.
Plain or Iodized
Successors to Horn Saud nml Gravel
u. 10c
Ie
Fruit Cocktail n° 2/2 can
LARGE VARIETY OF HEALTHFUL, SPARKLING FRUITS
OTHER
Sperry's Pancake Flour
lb. 45c
*
“>* 35c
|b. 45c
|b. 45c
Best Foods Mayonnaise
Mrs. Wright's Bread ’ White or wheat 1 «lb. Loaf
Ritz Crackers
Stay-Crisp
Tea Timer Crackers
Famous
Tillamook
American
Rich, whole bean coffee
Jell Well Desserts 6 n«..«.
Jello Desserts 6 n«von
Haley's Meat Balls
Campbell Soup c.i.r,.
Zoom Cereal r *.,*,
Linit Gloss Starch
Aerowax
poiuhînç w.»
Playfair Dog Food
White Rose—No. I's. Make
grand potato salad.
Fresh!
HOB HILL
Miscellaneous Values
Hew
POTATOES
4-lb. Sack
Kraft Miracle Whip Dressing
CHEESE
10 "s 59c
HOSTESS DELICHT
■!
Suzanna Pancake Flour
Round
bone
Halibut Steaks
lb. 49c
Salmon Steaks
lb. 69c
Rock Cod Fillets
lb. 29c
Whiting FHIets
lb. 25c
Crabs, just shell & eat lb. 33c
4*1
(Sirloin T'P*
lb. 45c
, 1b. 65c
PAN READY SEA FOODS
■■
¡teak, tool
,4
At
Fresh- garden, grown—Taste
their real garden flavor.
28 Ifexx
Snider
lb. 6*
TOMATOES
Phone 384R2 — P. 0. Box 538
charge the usual fair price for U. S. GOOD cuts, and a lower money-saving
price for U. S. COMMERCIAL cuts. Thus, at Safeway, this situation can
really help you save money on good-eating meat, because U. S. COMMER
CIAL is good eating meat. Perhaps it is a little less tender and not as well-
marbled with fat as U. S. GOOD, but it is more lean and equally fine in
flavor.
Regardless of the cut or grade, you can be sure that all Safeway meat carries
Safeway’s famous money-back guarantee of satisfaction and that all cut* are
trimmed waste-free. Compare Safeway Quality! Compare Safeway Prices!
Ib. V
njBJCA
Itili MV
39c
14c
23c
13c
29c
29c
GRAN
SOAP-
46-OZ.
pkq.
AIRWAY
White Kinger
Mild flavor, whole bean coffee
GRANULATED SOAP —
DI P A PU White Half
DliXlAUIl Magic Gallon
For whiter, safer bleaching
PRUNES
CANTALOUPES
A
2 PRICES ON BEEF CUTS
Cider Vinegar
► • • ,
t*
(This mes - i-,e snonsore l by Retail Clerks Local 201)
25-lb. Sack
Concrete Sand, Gravel, Loam, Fill
X . Í 1
of frozen dressed turkeys. In addi
Ntrwwberry PeM
tion. th program piovides for the
Rod spider is the most common
purchase from vendors, during the and most injurious pest on straw
month of July 1050, of frozen berries in Louisiana. The great»«
damage done by the »pider» iwvura
dns:a<l turkeys in storage which in the »print and Is mail sever*
w< re purchased ftom producers after mild winter* with light rain
in W9. The program is being fall.
annouru 1 to sneourage orderly
marketing nf the increased pro
Tanks holding water for tropi
duct ion expected this year as com-
cal homes usually contain small
pir *d with output in 194H.
fish put there to eat mosquito
Columnar Pads The Sentinel. I larvae.
Freestone Sliced Peaches
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GARDENSIDE BRAND — CREAM STYLE — GOLDEN BANTAM
Luscious beauties — en¡oy
them with a scoop of ice
cream—or on your cold
cereal.
5 lb. Bnsket
Rock and Road Material
Th«* Nrntlnel, Col I age iln.ve, Orrgnn
CORN r.
Producers of
I . A*
Thur»., Vtg. 11, 1*1*1
Attention All Union Members
Portland, Oregon
Electrical
and mechanical engine« ring grad e
uttm of Oregon State college and
the University of Oregon are in
greatt demand at the Bonneville
power idministration, wiy re 30
gradual« - started lh<-ir career
this month as junior engineers, an-
nounces Mori ill J. CoUitt, director
of personnel, Portland.
Graduate:, employed include Eu
gene A. Anderson of route 1. Cot-
■tage Grove.
At thi» time of year, range or "grass-fed” beef is more plentiful. Grain-fed
beef is scarce. As our customers know. Safeway buys only U. S. graded
beef, and as u rule, just the top grades (U S GOOD, or better)—but U. S.
government graders will not stamp range-fed beef higher than U. S. COM
MERCIAL which is one grade lower than U. S. GOOD Safeway must
therefore buy some U. S. COMMERCIAL as well as U. S. GOOD grade of
beef to insure an adequate supply. So—and here’s the important part to you
—while this condition lasts. Safeway will quote prices for both grades, on
beef steaks, rib roasts, rump roasts, and other hind quarter cuts. We will
Sand
and ... Gravel
Co.
S
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The U. S. Department of Agri-
'•uliur«* recently announc«*d a pro
gram for tlu* support of producer
prices of live turkeys at a na
tional average price of alxiut 31
cent« a pound. The support price
i; exf»*ctcd to approximate 90 per
cent of parity for th«* marketing
season.
Tlu* program will operate for
the period August 1 though
December 31, 1JM9, in support of
producer price» through porch'«.» *«
PEACHES
ZUMWALT
•
Concrct« poured during hot
w«*uth«*r needs protection agairst
too rapid drying which frequently
results in hairline ersukinx «tates
M G. Hular. OSC ext n-ion
«Agricultural engineer Slow drying
gives mor- nr n :th
<1 in i!:« s
corKTctc more wuh rp- . u he nd'ls
B«*sl concrete results from dry
ing or curing that take at b .st
10 day-. Prolonged drying m y lx*
accomplished by cov«-* rig <,:< •' ■
that has had time to ’’«< t" with
burlap, straw, rarth. or onw other
material which will hdd water
Then keep tjic covering wet. H u I xt
con<’lud<
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Here's WHY SAFEWAY QUOTES
MOSBY CREEK
QUESTION: Why do 1 always
lave to buy lire insurance for
three year pel loris when I buy
other insurance coverage for
one year at a time’*
GOVERNMENT TO XI PPOitT
11 fiiv e > pkh e
ANDERSON EMPLOYED
WITH BO.NNEVII.EE POM I 11
•Mrs. Harry ( nslln, reporter
Phone 1*1’13
Mary H<«»dw<>rih killed a large
rattlesnake on their place hut
week AI bo . one was killed on the
Floyd Jone* place
Mr» Ada Overton tripped and
fell over a wire at her home She
will be on crutche» a few days
Mr and Mr*. George Duerst nt
Gresham are here visiting Mi*.
Duersts' iMirent«, Mr and Mrs.
George Layng. Mr. Layng ha»
iwen quite III all winter and they
took him to a hospital in Eugene,
Monday for treatment.
As near as your correspondent
has lieard up to the week end,
eight cougars have been killed on
Mosby creek In the past week or
two and it is reported that more
track» of a large one have lieen
seen. Guy Prichard, the county
trapper caught one in a trap on
the Fred Overton place last Fri
day
Friends of the Scott» will he
glad to know they were at Yellow
stone Park about August 1. on
their way to New York
Mr. and Mr». Eugene Anderson
of Portland s|a*nt the week end at
the home of Mr. ami Mrs Ben
Anderson of Blue Mt. Eugene 1»
working for Bonneville as a sub
station designer Ralph Bonaducrer
Is also working there. He is the
husband of th«* former Adelee
Bostick.
Mrs. Sig Nelson has as a house
guest her sister and family. Mrs.
Van Laanen and childien Barbara.
Dee, and David of Minnesota, who
uro moving to lx* Angeles to
mak<* their home.
Mrs. Floyd Jones visited last
week in Coo« Bay nt the home of
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Ed Thomas and daughter,
Wanda Wanda came home with
her grandmother for a weeks visit
before school start«.
Tile Blu«* Mt. Church board will
tncet August 19, Friday evening at
the church for the put pose of
electing new officers
Mrs. Arnold Duerst honored Mrs.
Hartzell with a bridal shower at
her home W«*dnesd*y, August 3.
The shower was held on the lawn
under the large maph* trees and
the hotjor guest received many nice
presents. Those present were Mrs.
Jack Cline and children, of Oak
ridge, Mrs. Pvarkins Miller and
children, Mrs. Everett McCoy and
daughter, Mrs Harry Castle and
Ixirry, Mrs. lx*ster Rearrick and
two children. Mrs. Don Blackmore
and son, Mrs Jay Blackmore, Mrs
Bob Seidel and daughter, Billie
nnd Bobbie Westerfield, Betty
Duerst, Gloria Nelson, Carol Mil
ler, Mrs. Sig Nelson all of Blue
Mt. and Mrs. Van I-aanen and
two daughters of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Duerst served a lovely fruit salad
with cookies and punch.
COM RETF HARMED WHf N
DRIED Ol I TOO 11 tPIDLV
ÄriwiyfO«
LB. 8c
2B u 15 c
Green OnionsC Riulishcs
GREEN CABBAGE
GOLDEN CARROTS
CELERY—Pascal
SWEET CORN.
CUCUMBERS, mild.
DANISH SQUASH
Gravensteins,
famous for
cooking
at
H«*t Gwmt **•»
♦32/000^°
Worth of
Hom« Apphance»-
”HsÄ’‘
You may *',n
Seedless Grapes
save
Apples
SOAP UDII MAN
*
UtW
White Magic so»
EGGS
“A” SMALL 49c Doz.
SAFEWAY