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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1950)
Mrs the LONDON Lumber Seasoning g t Will Be Taught at - OSC This Summer Sets Golf Record Pit . a lirici tilin', md the car stood i nspcitdc I by it front wlsel ubo'.e the nv r. until Mr nml Mrs l.'i th Cunin ... al hel|s i s caule and i.iCUiol tile cm tended thè gradii alimi In I ugeie front going on over bat !;wni .1 .lune II. <>l tlieu dmignti'i Mi vino Mn Piracott cllmls d o'.I. unhutl. front thè Hnivei-slt) of Oirgon. tho follMldeinbly slin'tcn A W rec! who majored in huaines.. iidmlnis ei and workers m | h nt several bom tuition Al o nt tending was nn until dark, getting the car out H aunt of Miss C ui tin. Alice Noth of was a|.|Hucntly not greatly dam Rosa aged unti II is now on the oth< t Niilein, anil grundrnot het Currin of Cottage Gone They re wide ol the liver until the bridge is (sat the « xrivises were un Ini rebuilt, leaving the 1’rescotth pressive sight, with 1EWM» gtnd afoot Mr. Kunkle hail his car mil nates. til wink. A preemtoils fisti log is Mr*. Nora Small also re«i*lve»l tho only way in anti out for the a degree from the University, nt Kunkle family. The bridge is a private bridge own« d by Jack this year’s giaduatlon Glenn Slimmel Ims icielved his Mills. Plans fot rebuilding first class ruling with the navy, not learned A gas truck went where he Is Htatlomsi nt Milling Brrough Hui same bridge approach t ton, near Memidus, Tenne «e. His only Inst year, mid the remamdci rniik now rends A T I which is of the bridge whs believed sound aviation trchnicinn lust class. He nt that time. was one of six In the class to re Mr and Mra. Don Ewing and ceive first class i nt mg. Judy visited from North Bend Inst The cur belonging to leyd fid- week with Mr. and Mrs Roy Ew AN UNI MPlOYfD, unknown profes- ham was wrecked recently when Ing lion is working for th«' Wcy- •lonal, Lee Mackey Jr., 2«, of Bir it left the road and rolled over In ci hausers liier»'. mingham. Ala., kisses the Lail after the ditch to nvbid mi oncoming Mtn. <1 A Andrews was laid up carding a fit In hit first »tart In the U 8. Open at Ardmore, Pa. Mackey car that was (Missing a truck one day Inst week with arthritis The accident occurred ncni Rose Bobby and Jimmy Fletcher im smashed the tourney** single-round rd of 65 set by Johnny M< - burg. Lloyd und hrs brothel Clyde, happy tin. summei nt their farm who were the only occupanti« of home nt Palins with n saddle Hale as an amateur tn the first 18 racapril serious Injuries horse In spite of the bracci» on h des at St Louis, Mo , three years i lie (International Sounfhthntni the Ixivs can mount and ngo. Appio enl ly the « us Hlled with water ns one of the Imy . was ib mount by themselves and cure Williams, w ) m > may Is- irnyrn- wet'lip to his willst und tlie other. fot the animal They hull to give b' tcd here, and had Isen living in Wet Ufi then bicycles Inst year because who was thrown out, Corvallis the past year He had IH)WN to his waist s|s nt several months bedfast from J E Banton, who la visiting his Mm. Paul Prescott of Hebron a broken hip. He was past 90. didn't rx|M'ct a luu t afternoon so daughter Nola. Mrs Harvey Shipp (iarden* are perking up a little. «'lai cull with Mis Monte Km kic, jn California, received word of Wednesday, Io lw of such lengthy the «tenth of a brulli« r-m-biw, Ed CM s|M'ciai n«itc are those of Mrs. Waynne Herggrcn and Mrs Ralph Gil hum Mrs Josie Phillips accompanied I Mri bred Mills home from club I Inst week, her first trip tip the | river fcr rpiite n while nnd to r.hickliuttc where she used to live | Company for Sunday at the Lynch Currin horn«- and family gathering was es|MTia)ly for Mr nnd Mrs Ernest Wilis from Val enjoy norinA! family and mm ill life Ditiovcr 4 new wsy to Bl AU lejo, California, who arc on n trip attain • . . win new sucre»« and AGAIN with Hurtling ihrity—by here nn«i to Seattle with their happine^«. A way ihai ’ « etiiirr than ■ pending juo J« tor 4 pottage trailer house until the first of ■<4mp! A W4y iho ni4y help you July, following Mr Wills’ retire ment from the navy Also present ' FREE BOOK Tells How to Overcome I _c_ All you do it nml c«»u|><in tor vâlosbl» were Vernon Fields, a brother-in- nearing LOSS |KHI.... k. h r»v«*li »mating Wenns law of Mrs Currin and his daugh ter. Mrs l>onnld Fields nnd Pam ela, also Mrs. Rosa Currin of Cot •z No Button Shows In Ear tage Grove. II.Hik irli» how • tr«n»parrni, (ImoM invitiMe «levice Mrs Lynch Currin left Sunday, I* / ,./n Jr.ifurt,. « unie m. phone or m»il coupon todey for your HU I for Salem to stay with her sister, | X Iwwik No ohligciion. Mrs. Alice Noth, while attending MAIL FREE BOOK COUPON summer school at Monmouth. Th«' census count of last April DIALIR l NAMI ADORI IS may now be told with refiorts out j for I juw county, that the unoffi ilhoul a button V Model «F' cial count for Ixmdon community One-Unll Hvmlng Aid was 450, including Cedar Creek. Blnckbutte. Cougar Bend and Wil Addicts. son Creek as tar as Clarks Dairy. Mrs. Vera Kerr of Gold Hill is here visiting her mother Mrs. C. C. Gilham FREE REI .TONE ( LINK "Pitty Pat” Carlson is visiting Cottage Grove Hotel Fri. -Itine 23nl her aunt, Mrs. Jeanne Morton this wwk Mr and Mrs. George Souther Mr. S C. Mitchell 75 W Brdwy. Eugene, land an- fixing up their small' is a mcmlwr of J. N. Taft and Assoc. of house back of Joe < tlds with plans | Portland who have been serving the hard to rent it. E. M. McEwen is working on of hearing since PJM. the new hospital in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Glen Banton is making: trips to Eugen«' to visit her broth- | Fresh Batteries for All Aitls. er, Floyd Ixtngfellow, who is se-i riously ill in the hospital. Mrs. Hile Ruby, Reporter l’luaie 71111 tl I Vubug ma- und kiln tacilitie» will IX- i Range Experiment station m I Portland th«- C. S. Forest I’nxl uct» Laboi at<»r y at Madeoa, U i ; and both the school o' b . ■ ’ and the forest products labor.ito-y ' here. I Em oilmrnt will be limited to 25 with < luollments accepted in th« ■ ordei rc eivi'd from k.bi ojx raton nnfj |„ , ,)()ncj from i mar m«-nt .Hupeni ory and sal« stall A In (ll « |Mllf ,lf th«- cost. Application forms arc avail able from the Oregon Forest Products Mtwiratory, Corvallis. OREGON STATE COLLEGE A six-day lumber waaonlng course will («• given lor the wcond year hero at th«' Oregon Forest Ixili oratory Ixginnmg August 14. an- noumes Paul M Dunn, director of the laboratory. The court«?, with limited enrollment, is for dry kiln o | m ratoi'M and other wixjd-uring iiuiuBtry jx isonncl Many requests that a aecond Mme |xople in the world live school be given followed the fust on tu< than on corn oi wheat, al- .< .«ion Inst year, Pean Putin re- ' thougii many t ice-eaters gradually | m » i tn. t'ooperating again in pro- are changing over. LORANE Thur«.. .Jim«' 1Î. IMO 1rs. R. <«. Conner ¡•!n»n IIO’! occupy fb.gcn- o baiM|iii jvrn fo were Mme« Br wn. Ad 'i "c. Icy, Mcatpiws, Fristet and M' Mr '-nd Mi Gene Davi th«' parents of an X i«iund 10 ' son. born June 11 He h named Stanley sited Grandm.' uifr ion in Flu uima b.< ; no* ne «¡¡¡CWlDMr ‘mo mt “ *WH set all A- ALL SAFEWAY MEATS ARE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED grovwd Pot Roust Short Ribs Racon Blade or Arm Cut SMOKED ASSORTED SKINLESS FANCY TOM PICNICS LUNCHEON MEATS WIENERS TURKEYS -'molted Pork Shoulder* lb. 39' sÆ GYRO-MATIC LOWIST-PRIC ID AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ntfS YOU MOM SHIfTING Avofkib/» os CorMtl Modali af fl*ro Coil longer imsidk to give you lots of head room, leg room, shoulder room. Yet even with its lonper wheelbase for maximum riding comfort, parking is easier, simpler — IwcatiM' Dodge is shorter otiT- NIDR. No bulky overhang front or rear. Grapefruit If igh-c«nnpression "(let-A way" engine gives you flashing per formance. And thanks to Htti«l Drivo, starts and stops arc velvet smiHith. No bucking or jerking —less gear-shifting, too! Sec this year's BIGGER VALVE Dodge at your dealer’s now. Drive the new car that gives most for your money today — in com fort. ruggeilncss, depemlability. Stop in today! broken segments Orange Juice <£ Corned Beef 12-oz. Can Cream Corn Gardenside-Golden Mayonnaise “c-JIO1 Pint29t Karo Syrup White Magic Granulated Soap Juif a Faw doflerf mart than th» lowait-pricad tart I 711 So. Pnc. Hy. âanb5r Bottle 25 2 pm .13 c 23-01. grt Pkg. 49 Margarine u29* 35c Graham Crackers 1-lb. pkg 29e Sunnybank Graded A Small Phone 405 Chinese Foods £65‘ ^ ’1.29 Chow Mein Noodles «’/rox. Libby Brand b’/j-ot. »1.35 U' 68e Vegetable No. 2 can EDWARDS COFFEE Vacuum packed 1-lb. 7^C 2-lb. can * can J io™ Sproutv No. 2 can Oriental Dinner Carton Ô £e 4Î ■ Swiffning 79 3.ib can " Swift'* Shortening PRODUCE — GUARANTEED TO PLEASEI New Potatoes Jeauty Soap 3 bar, 23‘ Sweetheart Soap 4-bar Ft Ac deal A*# Lemons 24-01. on. pkg. A/ White King California Valencias pkg. lb. Colorful, Firm Fruit doz 53« !°.35 c Vine Ripened Sweet Golden Bantam ib. 18c 16c Apricots >^1.49 lug Oranges 5-lb. Plums Granulated Soap Ib. For flavorful lemonade Oxydol Soap Granulated Laundry Soap White Com-on-the-Cob A large At bar* It Float»! Cantaloupes Shafter Cucumbers lb 13c Can them now! 2 Uis. 25c Radishes ’—*-150 Green Onion* at thi* same price Peas lb. 15c Well-filled, plump pod» Lettuce *b. 5® Pirates' Gold Shortening Royal Satin CECIL BECK MOTOR CO. t-resh whole bean Rich blend WIDER REAR TREAD DODGE lb. 49e Young Toms AIRWAY COFFEE No. 2 Can Highway Brand— 46-oz. Can Six flavors New Bigger Value lb. 49e NOB HILL COFFEE Jell-Well Gelatin for better road stability. A bugi' new rear "pirlure window” allows much ■iJcr rear view driving vision. and Juicy SAVINGS IN OUR GROCERY SECTION Grapefruit Juice Q0c Town House 46-oz. CanO/ WIDER REAR TREAD Ib. 49e JAN-U-WINE Heins Ketchup W hat a aatiafaction to know that Dodge vai . iif . in roominess means <ntrn comfort every mile you drive—that Dodge vAI.UR in ruggedness incans ymt'll spend less on upkeep over the years. And what satisfaction today's big Dodge rives in handling ease. You see, I lodge is wider and it. 25' ib- 43c He-Man Stews Standard Sliced Tomato treat How today’s New Dodge puts you miles and money ahead lumie Sunday wet e Mr. and MW. Tim Kelly of Scio. Rowena Tew, Rodeo Queen txm- testant, sponsored by Lorane Grange , accompanied the Purdya and other queen contestants to the Crawfordsville Rodeo Sundny. SAFEWAY] Red Label Wl 0Í It St*» WIHOOW ; con ;ra I ula tiens on I f an B'a ]>otind non last j ? Mr. and Mrs. y. ting man has b«'<n ■gm y Louts. 'I he I leys i h ive an old« r daughter Mr and M s B. W. Hay es und children and Mr. and ’ottage Grove spent last Sunday at the coi •ast. They re ported the weather very misty. indy and cold. Little Rod.ly Dey has hail the «■ast removed from his leg and is 'ble to vv >ik ai ;ain. O H Balla rd had the misfor- tun«' of breaking his h>x Inst Fri- dny S Mitchell Mr and Mr», s|ient flhinday in Albany vfriting Mrs. MKchcir» Rtint, Mrs A M Kendrick Moon' Visitors at th«' W. Besure .è. shop Nu-Made, fresh • • • «mo4ih per- *•”"""«• el Hu, their, «luring Costa Rica and the Unihuf States of Indonesia have joined LaVerne Armitage was rushed hospital fur an emer- the United Nations Educational, to a Em moving to Eugene to hr nearer h - gi ncy appendectomy Saturday. He Scientific and Cultural Organiza tion (UNESCO). work. Mr and Mr L. S Dey v-ill i« improving rapidly now. nurf.m" horn«' and is ndy improvement. Hearing worth J' Stamp? NOWHERE ELSE CAN YOUR MONEY BUY AS MUCH ! Thursday home Th«' Hcnllnrt, ('«»Hngr Orare. Oregon 3-lb. Can / / SAFEWAY A mi PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY. JUNE 24—NO SALES to DEALER.
