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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1950)
MOSBY CREEK Mi». Hurry Inaile KijHirli-r V rimili' Illi I ! The (•»•Hogel her Club met ThurMliiy ul the home of Mix. Clifford I j 'I miu In Ihr ii I ikciicc ol Ihr president, vice president Mix Evcndt M<’'’uy led thr meeting The ipillf wiiMii tied out und will be th'd out nt the next meeting nt the home oi Mi x h red < twi Ion. Lunch wax served ni noon. Mr. und Mix Herold Dtigiiii of I tn k land, Calif, have lieen vixiting Mr Dugan's paient«, Mr. und Mr» I tun Dugan nnd nino n slater mal brother, Mix bunny Patten mid Mr mid Mix I ec Dugan, nil of Walden. Mixa Millie Dugan of Cot tage Grove hux also Iwen visiting relative» there. Mr nnd Mrs. Everett McCoy mid daughter Kay mid WV1r mid Mrs. Curl Ilemanett and Indiy went to the coast to fisti Sunday but the ocean wax so rough It wasn't safe to get out on It. Sev eral boats on Ilie bur hud capaized Harry Castle was on the sick list last week mid wax unable to work. Mr. mid Mrs. Leon Ijincaster have txmght a Isanc in Eden Park from Mr. mid Mrs Troby, They pimi to move in n few weeks. I BUTANE TANKS & GAS Robbins Rest Allx'it Lancaster mid children Goldie mid Toughy were dinnci i:m sts Sunday evening nt tin Imine ol hr. daughter, Mrs Hei In Met iulre. The East burn, Heyne mid Hol land children are picking ixniix nt n < loshcn bean yard Mi mid Mrs. Charlie Peterson mid Mr. mid Mrs. Williams ol Wnldcn s|icnt the week end at Hoi-eta beach at the Overton cabin. Mrs Overton received word Iroin a clow neighlxn that Iheli cabin hail licen broken into and several things stolen. It tins been nqiortrd to state police. Mr mid Mrs l*e Hunan visiter! a few days last week in Hillsboro with their »on mid family, Mr and Mrs leo Dugan. Mrs Dugan also shopped for tlw Walden store in Portland. Mr. mid Mrs. Jess Thyfault vis ited nt Kceds|s>rt Sunday. Roy Ducrst and Janet Jenkins have Ixnight th«- Brenis house in Delight Valmy and are going to be ui home after then wedding Sat., Aug. 5 at 2 pin. at the Baptist church in Cottage Grove, Mr and Mrs. Floyd Jones, Mrs. Mnry Ray and daughter Ixittle May and Mrs. Wilbur Scott and daughter Marjorie went to Coos Bay Sunday mid visited their dnughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrx Ed Thomas Mr Thomas is improving from his burns and had his skin grafts last wx-ek He will soon tie able to leave the hospital, it Is hoped. Columnar Puds The Sentinel. sets new value in farm buildingsl Implrmrnt Shelter Garage Livestock Shelter end Other (Jaes I It’s ii 100% farm building — a brand- new Quonset with simplified con struction and new N-A-X alloy steel frunic members which make possible a new low price! We've Mot the full story ready for you — how you save even more money because erection time is cut and erec tion cotte arc now smaller. Come in and Met the facts and figures next time you are in town! EUGENE STEEL STRUCTURES frl!) Filmorc Eugene, Oregon Tel. ft-lSU QUONSET BUILDINGS Alt FRODUCTS OF GREAT lAKH STffl CORFORATION LONDON Mr». tinti' Roby, Reporter Phone 791 RI Ivan A tier he of I Bindon star«' .offered a stroke Thursdny mid is onflncd to bed at hix home by his ihyxiclan lor awhile. It wax only a light stroke mid there was no pa ralyslx, tho nt first lux minx were numb He is refxnted much belter. Mrx Ai>ee ne is managing the store by herself with the help ol her Iwo younger boys, Norman and Gary. Carol Sandlweg returned to her horn«* in Portland Saturday for treatment and X ray on her ankle she injured last week while visit ing her grandmother, Mrs. Vern Short ridge. Mr and Mrs George Sutherland have sold their home to G. A An drews mid will move to tlieir small place back of Joe Olds ax »oon as repair work is finished. Mr An drews will move to the Sutherland place to be on the oiloti road tor his daily drive to his office in town. Charles D Olds and his daugh ter, Janet Olds from Berkeley, Calif., have returned home from a week's visit with his son Joe Olds and family. Willard May nnd family of Sweet Home are staying with Mwls May nt Blackbutte while finding a house to rent. Numerous deer arc ticing seen again on the lower hills, as if ad; vertlting that hunting season is just around the cormi A es al ways »wm to know just when it is for there won't be one to be seen then. Mrs. Frank Guisinger, who lives above the valley in th«- deer coun try has had to give up her garden for this year. The deer ate it up Summer rain last week gave the loggers a day off ax the summer logging roads were too slick to climb It wax a welcome shower, however, and the cooler air gives Just a faint hint of fall. Woodards wixids crews are off work for two weeks as the pond is full of logs and the new pond at luitham is still under construc tion. Mrx. Howard Keinle of Renton, Wash , and Arthur Funk of Hel ena. Mont., are here to help con- sob- their mother and for the funeral of their father. Tom Funk, which was held Monday. Thomas Funk was one of the real old timers here, having been bom in Lane county and resided here al) of his life. Miss Ixirene Harris of Cottage Grove is visiting with her brother James Harris and family at Black- butte while her mother is gone on a trip east because of the ill ness of a member of the family then'. The Harris family drove down to Springfield Sunday for tlie Hill Billy public singing out at the Paramount district. Fred Mills of Blackbutte left early Sunday by train from Eu gene for Tacoma to visit a brother John, who is in th«- hospital there following a heart attack. It is Mr. 1 Mills' former home and he has two sisters there as well as other rcla- tlVCs Mrs. Mills is busy filling in her time picking wild blackberries with Mrs. Wm. Hopman up Cedar creek. Sylvia Stimmel visited the week end m Bn ebmg with Carolyn Hunt and returned home Sunday with her uncle lx-s Stimmel. Visitors at the Roy Ewings' Sunday for a family day included: Mr. and Mrs. Faye Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Freeman and girls, now of Dorcna Mrs. Freeman and daughter Clau dia remained for a few days and another daughter. Nan Marie Freeman is visiting with her uncle. "Corky" Ewing in Cottage Grove. Mr and Mrs. louic Akin have given up their South American dreams after finding that living conditions are too complicated there. They have moved from Eu gene to Cottage Grove, where Mr. Aiken is employed by Woodard Lumber Company Mrs. Aiken is the former Doris Sibley. Mr. and Mrs. "Robin" Woods are on a trip during their vacation and have written Mr. Woods’ par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods, that they have reached beautiful Lake Louise. Mrs. Jesse Truitt Strobeck. who W&FIX-IT.ÿ BY JOE The MAULDING MOTORS doesn't ‘short weight' you on service or dependability. There's no waiting here . . . drive in, today. _—। asm— phone BUICK 600 a - ----- 5A1£S 930 GIBBS AVE. THE BEST SERVICE COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Un mow or iloet Sunshine or rain Our plumber» will Unclog your drain. Tile Sentinel, i ntinge Grove, Oregon I’nge 9 lived here ns a girl and taught for a week’s visit Jill nnd T' liny (nnd is checked again in six Thur«.. Aug. ». l»Mt , remain'd with Grandma Morton month, tho one applicat km lasts w I mio I at Ixindmi, i-nmc back rc- London Merrym il ri s । for the lifetime of the building. <»'ntly to camp lor a week neor SUBSCRIPTIONS: New nnd re The Irmdon Merrynuik» r^. n. I Ilie Chai lex Wood# place, that her with Mix Win Perini nt Mt View Ixmdon HI Mother» t lull newal. All magazines, Joe's three children, Richard, and twins. July 27, with thr nx"n| noon Ixmdon TH Mother club met at Magazine Service, Box 4-»l, Cot Bob and John, might romp the luncheon, and an afternoon of the club houie, July 26. for an tage Grove. Phone 86IR. same hills where their mother cards Scores were »von by Mrs. all day meeting lot quilting on 37-tfcxx played ax a child. Henry Hess, high, anil Mrs. Elvis Mr Fred Mills’ lovely pu r d quilt. Mr. arid Mix. I,ee Johnson and Kelly, second, both receiving plas A covered dish luncheon was held children came from Fresno, Cnlif.. tic aprons as prizes and Mrs. I at noon. No business meting was recently for a visit with Mr. and Claude Abeene who won a blend • field due to the absence of the Mrs. Glen Banton. Mrx. U'on Moi ton at Ixindon, and ing cup for low score. Mrs Perini ■ president, to attend the golden wedding an received eight dishtowels, hostrs: There were eight adults present, and five children. A guest wns niversary of Mrx Johnson** grand- gifts from her guests parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fisher George Sibley had all new foun Mrs. James Harris Housekeep« rs of Portland The anniversary was dations put under his fiouse re were Mrs Roby and ’’rs. Harris. celebrated in Cottage (¡rove at the cently as part of a termite eradi Next meeting will 1» August 9. W A. Woodard home with thr cation control as it wax found three daughters, Mrs. Woodard, three different kinds of the evil Baling as a method of "putting Mrs. Stewart Carlson and Mrs. up” fia> has increased from 11 ¡»er doers were at work on the hours' cent of the crop in 1939 to more Morton, cooking the dinner. Mrs Johnson accompanied her timbers. A commercial spray ap than 50 jx-r cent in 1949. Most of You’ll find it in the classified. grandmother home to Portland plication is given by trained men this is now baled automatically. ■ Seldom hove you seen a greater as sortment of fresh green foods than SAFEWAY has for you right now. You’ll find mound after mound of green vege tables fairly bursting with just-picked goodness. Each chosen from the finest crops now ready for harvest Delicate, fresh flavor is protected by quick, cool trips from the fields and by tender care in the store. Tomatoes __ 19c Zucchini Squash lb. 8c Red Radishes 2 15c Green Onions 2 15c Golden Corn ¿X lb. 12c Green Beans sKy lb. 13c 12-oz. carton bunches bunches Bananas J lb. 19c Cantaloupes_ _ lb. 9c Seedless Grapes lb. 23c TableGrapesMXJb.l9c Lemons lb. 14c Watermelon XTiib. 4k ”p.... Juice-full____ Juiceful-Elberta OUTSTANDING GN0CENN VALUES PEACHES Pineapple Grapefruit Tuna Fish Grade A Small Eggs Marshmallows 5owCloud Hillsdale—half slices Large, firm, tree-ripened 17 lb. Flat CAN NOW SI O| k0’ No. 2V2 Can Highway—broken segments MAKE SAFEWAY YOUR HEAD- QUARTERS FOR CANNING NEEDS! Lipton's Soup Lipton's Tea Noodle - 3 pkts. 33c Va-lb. pkg. 65c Tom., Veg. 3 for 35c 16-bag pkg. 21c No. 2 Can No. V¡ Can Per Dozen 39c 10e —Miscellaneous Values* Snack Morrell's 39c Fancy Peas Sugar I II« N^15c “49< Pickles Columbia—Dill Sodas Susy Rak»r Cracker» 2 lb». 49e Shortening RoyalSatU i ib» 83e Nob Hill Coffee Ä. 1* Airway Coffee %: 75e Edwards Coffee £ 83e Kool Aid Soft Drink Mil 6 pkt». 25e Kraft Cheese American : ib» 89e Fresh Bread ’ lb. 14e Fresh Butter wi"’ U 65c k Peanut Buffer 12-01. OÇc Glass Fatar Fan Swift'ning 3- OOi lb. Short- ening Oxydol 24- Granu- latad OQ a ox. Pan-Ready FISH Safeway fish »teaks are sold "ready-for- the-pan". Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Salmon Steaks JX lb. 69' Halibut Steaks lb. 59' Fillet of Sole lb. 45' White Ivory Snow 29c Surf No rim« defergent OS. 9Q(* “VV 4 SAFEWAY No bones Smoked Picnics Sliced Bacon Fowl lb. 49' lb. 55' Fryers W Turkeys Ready to Cook Turkeys KS7>.c~» lb. 59' lb. 79c lb. 53« i lb. 59* Prices la tAis ad ore effectiva through Saturday, Aagisf 5. Wo reserve tho right to limit quautitiot. ... No talot to doolort. - ■ ■ . ..... ‘==^^^^=1
