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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1950)
Th«' Nentlnrl, <'i>ltnK<< Urtivi-, Orrgtin SAGINAW Thur*.. April IS, I950 D0RENA Mrs. Lid Wagner. Reporter Mrs Ruby Ih-nstuu, 11« porter Phone HI5.1I Phiine IS I I The lairena (¡ränge vtolti d the Twrhe mcml'cr* enjoyed an Easter p-irty ut the r«gulur meet । Wnlti rvllle Grange Tue d-iy rve. Twt nty nine ing of the Friendly Neighbors c!u!> nlng of Inal «.... . went. which met with Mis Cail Colvin Thursday afternixm. Next chib Tlwy hul a very nice tune I yle I I de of D * Augi les meeting will lx> with Mrs L«tn- irw-r nt her home In Cottage Giove the h»Ht week ill Hie l.cniy Kelly There wen« 21 present nt the home. A banquet at the school hoir e Mrs. bridal shower given Chuck Sharon Wixinemlay nftei Was served recently for the Is ne noon at the home of Mrs George III of the basketball team There Drinkwater. June < Ilsen of la-light was also an Easter party at the Vnllvy assisted Mm Sharon In school Friday for the children. ’Hie youth group will conduct opening her many lovely und use the next grange meeting There ful gift* will lie an exchange of plants Mr. and Mr*. II <» Laird leit among the mcmlHT* Friday for Corm Bay where they .Miuforie Foxworthcy and Gail will vixlt several day > with llu-u Robertx of Eugene visited at the W Durbin and daughter, Mr I Franklin Stewart home Sunday. family. Jim Spahr was very ill a couple Mr anti Mr* Ixiuell Benstun I day* last week with asthma It mude a buxinex* trip to Portland I seemed to lx- after effects from his Wednesday nml also drove on to recent o|x-raflon Ridgi-field. Washington to huve Mr. and Mr* Bennie- Stewart dinner with tiu-ir daughter, Mr* returned home Thursday from a FMwnrd Kreimer. t rip to < iklahomn R P Bush has Iwcn very III Mr. and Mrs Have Kullowatz thr* pu»t week but k improving inndNonof Eugene spent last week some. home Franklin Judson Allen ol Redmond -pent helping prepare the Easter pro a few days last week at the Jim gram for the Row River Valley AblMitt home. church. Eighty tour w re pn ent. Frieda Schwarzer of Portland Tommy Wick* 1* ill with the s|M'nt the week end at the home mumps Jaki. Palmer ol of her parenti Mr. and Mr* Ix-roy I'ullen a>,d Redmond »pent Sunday at the family spent the Easter week end with Mr*. Pullen's father. Mr Mis Merit Mi-Coy and son of Samfoni Crammer at Ncwlx-rg It Htxxi River s|x nt several days last was Mr Crammers MOt!i birthday week nt the home of Mis McCoy s Four < inks and Thurston granges brother, Luke Hindinnn mid will meet ut the Ikirenu grang«1 family. hull with tlieir on«- act plays on Mrs Merton Richmond and «hfl- April 1H. evening dren of Noti, s|>cnt sevirnl day* Jlninii«- Plaisted was ill lust last week at the George Drink- week and hud to miss school. water home Mr. and Mrs Git Wagner visited Mm Stlngley I* visiting relative* over hist w«-ek end with their son at Junction City Ernest Wagner at Salem Goldie and Earl Hayes. Cliff There will lx- a double 50th wed I Imi i and Ml and Ml LoWell ding anniversary . hehl at the Sonatoti ipen! th< week end at 1he grange hall April 23rd from 2 to, Hiner's cabin at Win« .lester Bay. 5 p m with a program at 3 in honor ' They brought Ixick tlxir limit of of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bales and ! large clam* ax the weather and Mr. and Mrs Hugh Ixudittle, it j tide were |H-i tcet for clam digging will be open house All friend* and relatives are invited The youth group will hold it* next meeting at the grange hall In place of the Raymond Wicks home ns planned. The 1 «orena Grange took its play to Mohawk Wednesday eve ning <>l last w«s-k visit Santa Th«- grange Clara ut the Irving grunge hall Thursday evening where they will also put on the play. Mrs Thelma Wicks and Mrs Alois Vaugh are painting and their finishing the insid«- of morther's home, .Mrs Ora Thoma son. Dancing From 9 to 12 Mr and Mrs Cleo Morelock arc refinishing their house, getting ready to move hack Admisión 80c Inc. Tux Mr. and Mrs Harold Burge have iMsm living in it for the |xixt couple 36-ltp years, but moved to Cottage Grove recently. Benefit LaBlue Orchestra |x-r annum, jxiyabic semi annually. princifKil and inten st |»ivablc at th- office of the County Trea surer, Lane County, Oregon, or the fist al agency of the Stab of Oregon in New York City, at the option of the purchaser. Said bonds shall be so'd for i"* less than par and to the bidder offering to accept the lowest rate of interest. All of said bonds ma turing after May 1:5, 1955, shall be callable at par on and after any interest due date on and after May 15, 1955, by thirty days print's! notice in a newspaper pub- lume t <, ba mvcr’e nuinrrkul order at an clnct'on I 1950. Bids must lx- a certified chock five percent '5‘f UM The approving $ A F EWAY'S Dandy all pur:MH apple Winesap Apples Green Onions RHUBARB 2 'ba. ÿ Jc lb. 9’A lb. 10c Extra Fancy or Radishes, bu Juicy Fira,da 5_|b White, J 05 a. lb. 15e It's time to tnjoy Rhubarb Pic- GRAPEFRUIT 55 bag YOURSELF! Follow the crowds to Safeway during the big Spring SPINACH PAPER Food Fair This big event is an invitation for you to Bright green, Garden - Fresh ! compare all prices. Compare those listed here. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Executor of the l^st Will and Testament of CHARLES EDWARD M c N E A !.. deceased, has filed his account for the final settlement of said estate in the Circuit Court for I-a ne County. State of Oregon. And that Tuesday’ the 25 day of April, 1950, in the Circuit Court Tender, green Spears! Newtown Apples CUT.Rirg NOTH E OF HEAIUM. ON FINAL NETT I. EM ENT SPRING PRODUCE BUYS! ASPARAGUS IS A GOOD TIME FOR YOU FOR Phone TH ^«SWEeK-WG'NAWe Sp«i”S r»«i ' OUR SPRING FOOD FAIR SEE and legal opinion of 23-tfc LOW PRICES! TO Ambulance accomfKinird bv in the amount of ) of the amount BABBAC has the parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Sam Gil man who huve been ill with the flu. Mr. und Mrs Donald Gilman are proud pan-nts of a baby boy born on April 6 “! the Butler maternity horn«- in Cottage (¡rove. The boy has Isen named Robert and he has a sister named Connie Pater nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gilman. Mr and Mrs. Orville Hodges spent the week end at the coast. Inly autborumd March 3. Winfrce, McCulloch. Shuler Ä Sayre will lx- furnislnal the suc- cewiful h «Ma*. The itauini rrwnm the right to reject any and nil hieb I'iCI E W. DAVIES, Clerk School District No. 177, Lane County, Ovegpn. 35-3tc*J< Taxi Service Yes, Md am... DANCE WALKER HALL April 15 2,iioo oo on May 15, 1964 1965 2.000 00 on May 19CG .'day 2.000.00 2.000 00 '» ryy» '*) Moy 15. in; 2JXXHO o-i May 15, 61 G1 2.(XX>hO said txinds to be in denomination* of Five Huivin <1 and ro 1L<> ach, nnd "aid interest Ixmds tin 45 IK Room of Mid court In the County Oregon, at the School House of Comi House in Eugen»-, lume Io tint, Dlsvton. I-inc Coun Mrs. (iriM-e Thompson, K' lvirter Co'tnty, Oregon, nt ten odo'-k in (o' an iis ' k - Pilone I2FS the forenoon has been fixed by 177. . ; -hnol District Tiny Rayiiurn of Myrtle Creek said court as the tina- and place oimfy, ' ire'jo । foi hearing of objections thereto nino mt visited Furl Htxlgf* Tlw md I'h. imps',n and for final settieni nt of raid and no 100 I $32/ Mr. and Mrs Patty und Faye of Rogue River Carlton Raymond, Administra l'>51, and to mature re visited relativ«* and friend* hen tor. Herlxrt W Iximbard. At for - min»anal order as follow during the past week l-ir.’ay eV' 33-51-37 nlng a family dinner and get to- ncy. No. Amount held at ihe J. It getta i 1- 3 $l,500.U) on May 15, 1951 Sowlcs home in their honor. 4- 6 1,500.00 on May 15. 1Ü52 Mr and Mr*. EEworth Ixment 7- 9 1,500.00 on May 11 1953 muh i, of boni « sam ; of Southern Oregon are announc 1.500 00 on May 15. 19M 1'1-12 mg the arrival of their first daugh 13 15 1,500.00 on May 15. 1955 ter and m < <m<l child, born on Mar 16- lb 1.500.00 on May 15. 1956 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 25. The liitit- miss has ticen named That scaled bids-will I*- received 1'1-21 1,500.00 on May 15. 1!C7 Trudy. 1.500.00 on May 15. 1953 by the undersigned until the hour 22 21 Mrs. of X -00 o'clock p in. on the 27th 25-27 Holt, 1,500.00 on May 15, 1959 Mrs. Flora 1.500 00 on May- 15, 1960 lioruthy Booh«-r and Mrs. Grace day of April, I960. and immediate 2K 30 Goins spent Thursday altermani ly thereafter, publicly ojx-ned by 31 33 1,500.fX) on May i , 1M1 1,500.00 on May- Ifl 1'62 at tin- Harty Holl home in Cres the Board of Directors of School 34-36 2.0011.00 on May 15. 1963 well helping Hurry celebrate his District No. 177, Lane ( ounfy. 37-10 birthday. Harry Holt is recuperat ing satisfactorily from a recent heart attack and hix many friends wish him continued improvement Bcrnell Goins t'x,k a load of lambs to Portland Wednesday re- turning home on Thursday. Mr Goins r« jx>rts he topjxtd the mar ket for that day. Mr. and Mrs Eldon Thompson ami sons enjoyed Easter day at Halsey with her parent*, Mr. and Mr Henry Falk, aho visiting hi* । ixims parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson at llurrinburg Mr. and Mis Charles W Booher ! and children motored to Horton Sunday where they wen- part "f the group who help-d Mr and Mrs. George Pi-nnock celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Bcrml) Guins worked several < days <>n Rock Creek with his cat building a logging road. Lynn Jacob is going into the sheep business, having purchased a numb«-r of ewes with lambs. Mr and Mr* Howard Gilman CURTIN °* Compare the hundreds more on Safeway's shelves. l2^troU Then, compare the total. See how Safeway's low ÍOc cellophane for your shopping convenience. prices on every item every day save you money. GRAPEFRUIT FIG BÄRS VANILLA OR WHOLE WHEAT 1 10-oz. Cello Pkg. 2 lb. 25c Lettuce lb. I*“ lb. 08e Dry Onions lb. 05e lb. 19e Tomatoes Orànges Ä” lb. 10< --2 19e 29 Carrots c^-fop» Cauliflower 14^«.pkp.25C W. £ 7lß. 1 ^fiads-fiAß-paduui CORN GREEN BEANS CANDIES EM imh«r»itl»i. «auca t tonal inihtntmni 147 hoipital! and atliar medical croup* No. CQn 303 COUNTRY HOME—WHOLE KERNEL «f /E I POTATOES Medium Sizes "V 2/25e Ä 15 Baking Sizes ,<Mb “a 4Sc All Purpose Sizes lo-iv. ml 49c «-IK ««i 98c ,>öc Bulk Potatoes ■•klM dM! lb 06« No. 2 Potatoes « * -<k 1.29 ULTRA FINE ORANGE SLICES 1,825 imall and larga basin«**«! 1-lb. Can DERBY Chili Con Carne S4FEW/ir Wi4STE-FREE GUARANTEED MEATS SLICING KNIFE 25' 1 \ CRISCO. ..... 79' TOWN HOUSE Grapefruit Juice 01.000 America«)* who in*«*ted their *a«ings BEANS! Special Prices at Safeway Who shares Standard of California Profits? No college football stadium in the country could seat all the owners of Standard of California. With 97,000 individual stockholders, it’s one of the most widely owned companies in the West... and more than 70% of these people arc small stockholders with less than You share, too. Just since the war we’ve invested more than $500,000,000 in oil wells, refinery units, pipelines, tankers, distribu tion plants and marketing outlets...facilities to help us meet our responsibilities to serve the growing West. Small White Larqe Whit« Idaho Red, Pintoi or Baby Limat White Bean* and Idaho R«ds 4 lb*. 45« FLEET MIX X'”'-. GRAHAM CRACKERS SX"’ Pan-Ready F aw I ruf’I lb. 69- \ M“»- Sack *3.89 Pork Sausage lb. 49‘ SANDWICH SPREAD ir Among the large stockholders, you’ll find literally hundreds of companies and organ izations which work for you or benefit you every day—hospitals, universities, museums, churches, insurance companies, Y MCA groups, research laboratories. And, of course, thousands of our employees are also owners. Standard of California profits, therefore, are divided among a tremendous SALAD DRESSING o««».,, .i», 33e ^33‘ SUNNYBAHK MARGARINE ». 30' EDWARDS COFFEE ... 75« Rath — Swift or Armour's Other Famous Brands Lb. 55« SLICED BACON SWIFT PREMIUM QQc Sliced Bacon Vi lb. A7 Standing Rib Roast lb. 79‘ Beef Short Ribs lb. 25 Wasty portions trimmed away : * «w 53e WASTE- FREE New detergent makes rinsing unnecessary SMOKED MEAT VALUES! Fancy Hams Pan-Ready for itewmg Oysters M±” pint 65‘ Ground Beef lb. «' *»« 42e 100 shares. number of people. \ 25 ,b Saek 5198 PORK STEMS a lb.39‘ SERVE MORE 3,500 Standard of California employ*** > \ KITCHEN CRAFT \ FLOUR PORK ROAST e lb. 35e Cut Meal Time Costs 210 churchft. religious organization* ... and wordi Croft from beg \ \ \ 46-os. Can 39e ^5Oi Prices in this ad are effective through Saturday. April J 5 shop SAFEWAY 27 Duz 27‘ Ivory Flakes ’Sr 27‘ GERBERS Baby Foods K 3 —25' NESTLE'S Morsels “ -1* ___ Puss n Boots _ ——— plod 3
