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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1950)
New Greek Premier CRESWELL (Mrs. Norman Hkugg., rcporlnr, plume Creawrll SAS) New offitvts wi re Instali«-«! al Theta Rito Thuisday evi-nilig us follo* i pred<k ni Ilari ira riedk vice pn-nldent, Jean Ijiwninr. secret ary, l’aula I hru h tinanclal secretary, Myrna Mogsl id tu a unT. Olili Dee Oveiton; mai Ini, Enid Johnston. warden. Jean Zd koaki; cnnducloi. Lauri I McClus- key; righi suppoi ter lo presidcnt, Rosalie Hariold left KUp|M>rter lo president, Joyce ScarbroUgh, righi supporter t<> vi«'«' pHsaiint. Ruby Prrklna; loft nup|M>it<i io ut president. Phillis Monti«. i haplain Shirlcy Kime. guardlan, Nancy Greenwood musi« uni, Nancy Sun limns; first herald, second herald, Sin Hai ki i third herald. Yvit i Mac A ik I ci ■on, tout Hi li<Tal<l, Multila Bl.u k The go I-. adviaoi M- Hai id Johnston, acted as Installing of ficer and was assisted by Mrs V W Johnston, Mrs It M < n|H 'ii« i and Mrs. Norman Skaggs Th«1 charter was draped at Rebekah* Wednesday In memory of Mrs. Ideila Welch, who passed away recently. Mrs V. W Johns ton was re elected «legni- staff captain for the year mid Mrs R M Carpenter was elected trust. < for n three year term. Mi-i E W iloaijand mid Mi in n rluli nt land home Tuesday 'I he n< meeting Will lie al till- frank h une with Mi John Nap)» t a Mrs lionahi Brownell assisting III Io bling Min« ■ Avia Graves and Minnie Ilenrlkscn, Mr mid Mis D Hov I hn il .oui .Mi Leo Nelitel at« tende«l a convention of Lani' Coun ty Christian Church al the I hot Ilion horn«' on Sonili Eil th have a heater for every size home a heater for any type chimney. Have your home heated with a good reliable CIRCULATING OIL HEATER Model 10711 70,000 lilt S114.50 102.50 S84.95 Model 1035 50,(MH) BU Model 2(H)X 15.0(H) BTU Model 2000 35,(M)0 BTC 69.95 Plu«* S. A II. («reen Stamps Green's Hardware & Supply Personal Service Easy Parking Creswell, Oregon Are Today s Most Outstanding Value in Good FOOD! V'. A' after .sfM'nding the holidays with their parents lu re. Thr Lions club Is arranging u : "Community C.d«-ndar" lor i)i< la-ncf it all organizations I In town ami all are invited to visit a nd place their dates to avoid any con- flict in dates. All offici-rs were re-elected at ■ Voluntci-r Fitemen and include the following; president, C. Scar- 1brough; president, F. Everson; s<-cr»'tary-trcasurer, J- O Mortensen; fire chief, C. C Hollc- rnon; mid assistant fire chief, V W. Johnston Rcimrts of the year I were given and 32 calls were an- swervd dining l!ll!l There ire now । fl memliers with an average at tendance of 26 per meeting. A new I truck acquired during the year with the cooperation of the Lions cluh and the city. Mrs. George Ross entertained Mmes Alexander Hawthorne. l>>uis<' U-ind, J. E Smith. Irma •»gram. H N. Traxler, C. I. Kent and Dora Mai tin at a "galloping , tea" at her home Wednesday af ternoon . The annual meeting of the 00«- well Consolidated Telephone Com pany was held at the Grange hall Monday evening and resulted in l almost a new set of directors. E I A. Green, C. C. Holleman and L H Brow n resigned and J A. Sar-I telle and George Ross had com- I pleted their terms. Erbine Grous- lieek. J. G. Griffith, M. G. Miller, - Elmer Tohlen. and E. E. Allen were elected and Ernest Bates J was a holdover member. Alien! however did not accept the posi-1 tion and later in the week Bates resigned The Ixiard of directors will now- have to appoint two new . members, officers were elected as follows: president, Griffith; secre-' tary. Miller; treasurer, Grous- Imck Membership wrtificatcs arc new ready and will lie exchanged for the original stockholder cer tificates. The members are asked to secure the material at th«' office and repair their lines as soon as possible. The Parent-Teachers Associa tion of the high school will spon sor a dance at the gymnasium Saturday evening, January 21. The public Ls invited. Books are standing counselors ami preachers, always at hand, anti always disinterested; having this advantage over oral instruc tors. that they are ready to repeat their lesson as often as we please, j - Chambers More Calorics Dry beans have more calorics than any other vegetable. Next highest are green lima beans. [ sweet potatoes, corn, and green peas. I( you’d like to cut food expenses, and you like EGGS BILL DING’S” Business BUILDING Business RILL SEE THAT YOUR STOCK IS WELL PROTECTED IN BUILDINGS THAT ARE NOT NEGLECTED SOUND MANAGEMENT Should Be Your First Consideration Where Your FI NDS Are Concerned In FIRST FEDERAL of EU GENE you get the conservative management which assures the wise investment of your funds. Better than average earnings arc offered by this time-tested, and careful organization. Safe ty of your investment also in sured up to $5.(XX) by an instru mentality of the Federal Gov ernment. Invest by the 10th— Karn from the First (’tirreni Dividend 2^% ptT annulli FUGS’ And to be sure of good quality eggs, gc YOU CAN DO BETTER AT— i SAFEWAY Mrs. Wright's Bread 5CAR5 BUILDING SUPPLY & 3S’COTTAGG GROVE, ORE. FIRST FEDERAL Savings mid Loan Association OF EUGENE 2IS Eugene Mcdlciil Center Phone 4-6431 Eugene, Oregon 22-4tc-2S Picfsweet Corn V/,.|b. Loaf ZU WHITE OR WHEAT Cream Style—-Golden Sunnybank Margarine Lb. Z3C 2 SWEET. FRESH TASTING Nob Hill Coffee Airway Coffee Lib. bag Lib, ' Edwards Coffee can 6-bag CANTERBURY TEA 30' 1 pig. LIPTON'S TEA 33' Lib. bag No. 303 Cans Oven-Glo—New at Safeway 69e 29c IV 19' ------- ORANGE PEKOE, BLACK TEAS 25e Soda Crackers 72c 21' Grade 'A' Lar je w ■ 45t Cream Com Haley Meat Balls Syrup Tea Timers C”'1"’ / Ground Beef Fresh SIRLOIN STEAKS Pork Roast ».. m ,, lb. 39c Pork Steak Shoulder J-oi. can PICNICS ib. 79c Sliced Bacon lb. 59c Smoked Hams lb. 53c Fresh Oysters lb. RINSO SOAP Use Crisco— Pkg. It's digestible You get more for your money at SAFEWAY CASTLE CREST No. 2Vi 21 pt. 77e Prices in this ad arc effective through Saturday, January 21. We reserve the right to limit quan tities. No sales to dealers. 35c SKIPPT BRAND PEANUT BUTTER White Magic S.1I Poliihing »..n ».»..'39e 54' . ..................................... -Pre-Rlpe"«'1- 1 Ke u avocados Sweet Coachella 1X ch Navel Oranges s.lb. B« 59c Green Cabbage, lb. 05c Smooth Carrots, lb. 08c Topped Turnips, lb. 08c 69 37 3-lb. Can Peanut Butter APPUANCES Y«, m.» w'" •• Buy the Bag CRISCO SHORTENING 46-oZ. Now you can buy PEACHES for oh io lifHo- J PACKARD SÍ0ANS 400 WtSTIHCHOUSt HOME Extra fancy and fancy pact BAHAMAS Granulated— 55c PAN lb. 39c Turkeys ft""“ Smoled Pork Shoulder »t- 17' aerowax lb. 45c Fryers or Rabbits lb. 65c Ib. 45c 40 oi. AT® Pkg. tv. Cleant dirty hands! Grapefruit Pork Sausage A hot roll mix. too! play this brand new WHITE MAGIC SOAP Quiz Game...it’s Fun...its Easy • boraxo WOODBURY SOAP Lots of lean, tender meat. Chock full of mouth - watering goodness. lb. 39c bisquick PEACHES 5 for $1»°° JÄ 3 25‘ 29c 55c lb n'’ Cheddar Cheese miu Armour’s Pure Lard 5a PER POUND Beef Short Ribs lb 39c 20c Enriched Flour grade good , ,b- 55c • * Tell-Well Gelatines, 2 m«. 13c 25-lb. Sack For a roast that's easy to carve—one that’s sure to roast juicy and tender—get one of these Standing Rib Roasts at Safe way today! Slade Cuh GRADE A Kitchen Craft Rib Roast Pot Roasts BUTTER He c’.. BEST L/KED, OF ALL THE BEEF ROASTS ! med Wa*’e Trim Free before Meadow Wood Del Monte Peaches %!23c nAc Board of Directors Orin K. Burrell F. B. Harlow Worth Harvey D. R. Husband C. R. Mancrud E. I. Pitkin E. T. Stelle ^why. ‘f’.* Wedding Announcements and Invitations. — The Sentinel. rr Income Tax Time Is Here returned to Fort < >r«f. California GREENS Phone 222 STEPHENS ACCOUNTING SERVICE her homo but improving slowly. Why tolerate an old, wasteful and inefficient oil heater? ? and stayed until Saturday at (lie Thur*., Jan. 19, |».vo The dentili«'). Cottage Grove, Oregon Paar !> home of his cousin, Tommy G alen. ___________ _______ Mr ami Mrs ChlfTles Teeters and Mrs. Clarence Peterson and four children of Dorcna wer«' Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. L. W. McKibben. Mis. Clarence Horn, recently Edna Ann Peterson, was - ne of th«- ^roup Her hu.band will be in the service for a short time yet. Mr L. W. McKay has tx «-n on WHY NOT the sick list recently. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Ciaff ni HAVE YOUR FEDERAL AND STATE <Lura Wilson I and child who have TAX RETURNS MADE OUT CORRECTLY te'ided the past month in one of AND AT LOW COST the Tomash. k apartments moved to Springfield Saturday. He has employment there. By Even tt Yearous and his mother, Mrs. R <> Yearous left Friday t > Geo. T. Stephen, Public Accountant visit her Mrs. Clarence Phone 60 Wiser Building Stoneburg at Eureka, California • 19-tfcxx and her d ■ ighter tjeannei Mr Rotu rt Fir i. • n at ly - An? Jis A NEW GREEK “caretaker” govern ment was sworn in when John The- F red ( 'lini' underwent major otokis (above) took office in Athens as Premier and Minister of National filial iveenlly and is still confined Defense. The government will func to th«' hospital. tion until the new general elections Mrs. I. J Quigley is very ill at I ■re held in Greece. (International) THE WINTER COLD Quaker I ar«' off to the telephone and fl«rc- I trie light mi'n who worked night and day to restore service. It a«r* strange that people who thcmsi Ives Mix Murray Trunnell l< II «town con-ider in» «-li>K«-nt m tlwn liming 11x1,11 Sunday after should over -niod> rni/«- to th«- |x>int ! wh< re they helpless n storm like this Stmt off of power in Micvh a way make many p iple «Jcp rident on numb, i of viite taken. the w .'k «>f a few m«-n w)io are qualified to do it More than oru- ■sta- i improving. fun d, ii.d to bring in a go«xl old Mi Merle porter', nt th« w- - d c ater Io nu et the situation. m-rieil on from Idaho. She As for passing th«' time when th' h ow shoveling and making of paths were done, people brought How «1 Litham I' ill« nt take out almost forgotten games, [iop- tli«' i ' » nt storm Pot the m«*l ¡a-d <orn and <-v«-n pjayed inemoi- ent hl pion« eis Aim «st < ry- iz< «l piano mu-i« to the soft glow one h is a couple of keros« ne of fj.i- kerosene lamp when the lamps for «'mcrgcncy and there an radio was lacking for power. I wonder if there was not something plione lint when nec«-ssary without gained after all. h.ivlng to w.ui for a few over- Mi and Mi- Harohl rJindou wot k'd men on the main lim- H«i vs ' n •" 1 B ly list Thursday LATHAM |Mn. Esther Tronnell, repirter phone 17-F-ll) «m Sunday. Mi. and Mi Bed Thorton have refurm'd to lh<-ii former home on I lolbrook lame ami Mr anti Mis ENJOY Spark Spark Quaker I Golden RIP© lb. 15c u. s. NO. 1 GRADE WETTED GEM potatoes 10-lb- Sack 49c Mdb. Sack $ 1 .1 5 APPLES c , i . p > V'i« ««> Newton 3"25 Wine»ap3..ZP Tomatoes s-1“'“1 «T lb. 09c Parsnips Local crop Dry Onions Yellow lb. 06c Cauliflower Solid lb. 19c
