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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1950)
June Top Month Housing Program Available to Farmers Culling Is Urged Ms SUPER l>>w Cottage Grove- Eugene Freight and Transfer 32 8. 10th ____ J mu I« ik n.on'h death lot-cs among laying hens in their first year of lay. Average mortality fn laying hens, »ays Noel 1. Bennion, O S ( < a peak during May, June and July. I he death less in first yiar laying hen-., reaching a peak in June, is the result of gradual building up of dKoidet » that reach । climax during this ihikh I Birds going light and disorders of the i pioducfce system arc two of th. main death emits at the • • is what ottr experienced personnel offer you I Prompt, reliable, careful and courteous SERVICE producing Bennion hens, start to molt during the Thur»., .lune X. I*M The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon fuge 1» Ul May, June and July, ber FHA County Committee. lun are lx-st culled as s on The Housing Act is authorized' are recognlziM, since pro- The farm hrxuijng program, au for a four-year period of loan mnot affo; d to feed r.toit- thoriz'd by reevnt act of ( ongress is now umli r way in Lan«- County m iking. The appropriation for the1 current year is $27,000,000 for the I ly i loiter arc easily id-nti- Applications for loans to build or entire country. repair turn houses and other farm » they out production, County supervisor Walsh pre- build mg» being received combs and wattles shrivel. the Farmers Home Administration dieted that most loans will go to • I and pigment farmers with farm earnings and i lui'lly return. to beak and county office at Eugene. accirding other income en ugh to ri-pay the' ^^Rnt»» w>lti Both $3.SO up also begin to to William E. Walsh, FHA Coun loan plus interest without further ty Supervisor. p out. lot»» without Bo*h $2.CO up help from the Government. Loans I Loans may run from fiv.' to ’ennion cull hens will be for repairs and remodeling tiling considerable mo.e money thirty-thrci years a 1 per cent in as well as for new construction. B/Vcawt ¿vu' ¿f ’ le y arc marketed as ‘oon as terest and can l»e made to iaimi Applicants may apply at the! ■ tow tgns ot going out of owners who cannot obtain farm FHA office for loans on Monday ! . 'ion. 7hey lose con-id rablc housing loans from their banks or 1,1 Room 9. Postoffice Building, ' nd rr-come covered with other sources, County Supervisor) Eugene, fiom 8:30 a m. to 12:00 i< tlicrs as the molt pr coeds. Walsh said. All applications arc noon and 1:00 pm. to 5:00 p.m. reviewed by the local three-mem-i Dx!y reads the classified ads Office Supplies — Th« Sentinel Phone 99 Stfcx RADIO RAY SET FOR SOCKET-ACTION—First to fill up with Richfield» improved Runt-Proof gasoline is blonde »Shirlee Tegge of Hollywood, chosen by Richfield dealers as Miss Rust-Proof of 1950. Performance of Rust-Proof gasoline has been stepped up by the addition of Rich field's new "Rocket-Action” ingredient—Propel-ene. SAGINAW Mr». Kuby Bcnston. Reporter Phono U I • Mildred < ochrttn, Reporter Wouldn’t It lw a wonderful thing if we could keep the warm <!) memory of Saturday so closi' to our hearts that when or if we have to endure other w inters like । the previous one, we could drag said memory out and forget the Cold and snow. But memories though they linger, they don't ' stay quite that warm. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Babcock were dinner guests on Saturday May 27 at the Alton Tonoli home in < ottage (¡rove In the afternoon both families went to Springfield to the S DA. church to hear Mr Murry, wcrctary of Oregon State prison give a talk. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Walker of M'-dford were overnight guests! This high-sounding title Friday at the Hallie Cochran, •oven* fIt«* work we do on home. Mrs. Walker anil Mrs , testing, repairing, and wir Cochran are cousins Mr-- Walker < ing pumps, float switches, who formerly was Margaret Hitch pressure cocks was stenographer and lxx»k- a it t o- keeper for Anderson .Middleton mafic controls for pumping Lumber Co. at Cott ige Grove plants; and also hydro- Mr. Walker is Joan Reppy of Creswell eleetric power plants mid auditor for southern Oregon equipment. and Ihey on their way to Kecnei I a state conven-1 We hate parts «V equip Mr. and Mis Norman Graham ment for these jobs; and visited recently with Mr. Graham's , Portland. complete data on pumps, mother in California. Mr. John Overholser returned] Neldn Schwarzer spent Satur-I hydraulic flow ; Pelton and fiom Eugene hospital Saturday.' day night with Eunice Hand of Leffel waterwheels, and He is feeling real well again after Allis - Chalmers hydraulic Cottage Grove. Henry Getty received a medical his operation and extended stay! equipment. We hate or can discharge from the army last at the hospital. get on tin hour’s notice; week. , Mrs. Jeanie Murry has returned i information on any type of Mr. and Airs. Bill Keene and from visiting her son. Major Roy hydraulic problem. son of Cottage Grow accompanied Muiry of San Raphael, California. I Mr. and Mi». C, G. Keene and who has been very ill She found son to Marcóla Sunday where tin y him to lie much improved and she 1 ASK sjx-nt the day at the home of is staying witli Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Mrs C. G. Kiene's brother, John Overholser again. landsny and family ■ Jack Lindsay Notices have been posted for accompanied them home to »pend the annu il KllOOi meeting of Silk I a week with his cousin Jim Keen»-. Creek. District 18 to be June 19 from 7 to 8 p.m. standard time or Just across the river, Ixxik upon every day as the 8 to 9 pm. daylicM saving time.' look west on Main street. vhole <>| life, not merely as a Gilbert Shipp esca|x-d serious action: and enjoy and improve injury one day last week when his i h e present without wishing truck tiftped over going up a steep I Read the classified page». i through liaste to rush on to an- road behind the Marvin Addy Pages 16 and 17 I other Richtei home. A wrecker came out from Cottage Grove and it took three hours to get the truck out. HiirbcH Apana returned to San Francisco Wednesday. His wife and daughter Karen will remain here for an extcndi'd visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs. A. B. Smith. Leonard Hqdgins and his son Eldon Hudgins left Sunday night for Texas where Mr. Hudgin's 'father is very ill. * Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williams .of Creswell, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ecoy of Springfield were Tuesday guests at the Odus Williams home Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Bolton Jr. arc the parents of a son, Ken neth Gilbert, born Friday, June 2. Ben AtwiMxi and Kenneth Had- 1er Imth of Fort Lew is were week end guests at the Logan Atwood home. Sterling Bolton Sr. underwent major surgery at Sacred I feart hospital in Eugene Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Dewvy and the twins, Ronnie and Rosie of Portland spent Memorial day week end at Mrs.' Dewey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Babcock. On Monday the Dewey and Bobcock familici went to Medford where they visited Mrs. Jennie Walker, Mrs. Babcock's mother and also at Mr. IJewey’s fathers home. Mi-, and Mrs. A. B. C<x>k and children, Jimmy and Mickey of Eugene were Sunday dinner guests at the Hallie Cochran home. The occassion being Mrs. Cook's birth “Tomorrow’s the day our new Buick from the MAI LD- day. The Cooks had gone to the ING MOTORS is being delivered. I can hardly wait.” coast Saturday afternoon hoping to find pretty weather it was so hot inland, but found a high wind, cold and fog. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Platz and sons of Albany and Mr. Platz' mother, PHONE Mrs. T. A. Platz of Warren, were bt i Saturday afternoon visitors at the 600 E. M. Babcocks and E. R. Darnell homes. Has This to Say- Dept. No. 4 at NELSONs Is the HYDRAULIC Department The Friendly Neighbor* club held its annual picnic at the Wil- Harn Shmon lmm< Thursday with a |»itiu< k dinner at noon, followed by the regular business meeting. Plans were made to give a benefit dance nt Walker June 17, pn>- cccdx to go tow aid - helping to pay for the play shed to be startl'd this summer at the grade sciiool. Ruby Bcnston was apixiinted as chairman of the two committees. On the kitchen conimittee are; Mrs Hindman, Mi s MacAtec and Mn Oakley. 7’hosc to help ip the hall are Mis. Plainer; Mis Bish and Mr». Bonston. In th< drawing ■ km . Mrs. MacAtee and Mi rd w < >n prizes. There were IK member» present and Mrs. O. Burns became a member. Mrs. Ed Brown anil Mrs Shaion wen' visitors Naim < for pollyannas were drawn The next meeting which will lie the last rn< > tmg until fall, will lie NELSON'S üU V ® 1 930 GIBBS AVE. n * % V ™ COTTAGE OROVE, OREGON paowcE SILK CREEK BUY. SEI.L, EXCHANGE Scntinel Classified Pages Pages 16 and 17 Select from fresh produce at vour neighborhood Safeway. Each item tells the story of Safeway’s produce service—a story that begins right in the fields where our own experts choose the pick of the crop. Properly cooled to retain that fresh-from-tbe-field goodness, this produce is rushed to Safeway to reach you at its very best. Cantaloupes, lb. 9c Lemons, lb. 16c Granges, lb. 10c 7^ 29c Tomatoes Celery, lb. 15c Cucumbers, lb. 19c New Potatoes 10 «».39c Squash Zucchini Lettuce Crisp Break off a leaf from a head of lettuce from Safe-, way. Note how large, crisp and crinkly it is. Truly lettuce for creating superb salads. Per Lb. lb. 52c 10c OUTSTANDING VALUES FROM OUR GROCERY SECTION FlO DARS CHEESE FOOD - - 69« PORK & BEANS c^s 15e I'A-LS. PKG.^^C With warm weather here to stay for a while, you’ll probably be serving lots of cooling, refre»h- ing tea. Check our complete as sortment and low prices then stock up. SHORTENING, Royal Satin CRACKERS, Busy Balter Soda 3-lb 75c 1-lb. 27c CANTERBURY TEA JUICE, Town House Grapefr’t 46-oz. 39c '/»-LB. PKG. 30c CHERUB MILK, Evap. '/i-LB. PKG. 59 c DELRICH MARGARINE 1-LB. PKG. $1.09 16-BAG PKG. 19c 48-BAG PKG. 49c Tall Can 11c 1-lb. Pkg. 32c‘ SALAD DRESSING, Duchess Pint 33c FRESH BREAD, Mrs. Wrights Lb. 14c FRISKIES DOG FOOD Chili with Beans Derby Brand 16-ox. Can Cal Food 3 8-ox. cans 25' Snowdrift All-Vegetable Shortening 3-lb. Can u! 39* Fleet Mix b^H. P°r washing 18-oz. A^C Pkg. EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. 73c 2-lb. $1.45 SAFEWAy GUARANTEED MEATS SIRLOIN STEAKS Sure to betender IL AA ID. //C Every cut properly trimmed before it is offered for sale. Every cut guaranteed to please or your money back. Leg o' Lamb S lb. 89e Chuck Roast SHORT RIBS Of Beef SAFEWAY Soup Mix n XX 3 Pkts 33* Tí J a ■ lUv Lb. 65c 2-lb. $1.29 wy Puss 'N' Boots fAc LU Trend Per Can 13c NOB HILL COFFEE Lb. 68c 2-lb. $1.35 AIRWAY COFFEE No. 2 Can Gardenside, Cream Style Vvlll Nutritious, economical IL OKTc ID» Prices in this ad are effective through Satur day, June 10. We reserve the right to limit quantities—no sales to dealers. lb. 69c Fancy Fryers Hen Turkeys Tom Turkeys Eviscerated Prepared for cooking Prepared for cooking a n " dy. Li. OT » 59e l »49 V I
