Mary E. Hastings
A
Alonzo Shortridge ।---------------------------
Hospital Patients
Mi'. Mary Ellen llastingK. tilt, a
Alonzo Wesley
of Hi«« ('<)( lupi* (¡i ovr mini i ridge, M2. pmu«il away ul Ins Imine !
ku Ihr pHhf IM SINHM,
nwny
With the Granges
Eda Soland Jones
Martha J. Vonado
Henry J. Bloom
Joseph M. Deaton
BIRTHS
Christine Tonole
Hebron Grange
A&B Beauty Shop
mew
REYNO!.DS - To Mr. and Mrs
Gale and Susi«- Roby and Doro
Clair Reynolds, Drain,, a daugh thy and Anella Martin were voted
ter, Cynthia Ranne, June 19, 1951. on favorably.
Th«- first and second degrees
AITKEN - To Mr. n n d Mrs
wi re given to Anelle and Dorothy
Stanley Aitken, Culp Creek, n
Martin and to Gersham Roy.
daughter, Imis Apn, June 20, 1951.
Pomona Home Economics club
sent an invitation through thi
Sacred Heart llospilul
MAREK - Mr. and Mrs. George ll. E. chairman, Melvie St. Elmo
Marek, Rt. 2, Creswell, a son, June for the girls to compete in m.ikin
15, 195L__________________________ a square dance costume.
Hebron youth were invitr-1 i,
a picnic by Ikirena youth gr >u; to
be held at Sherrill picnic groun
the evening of Jun«- 20.
A liomorous letter from toe
master, Nellie Harris, who with
Miss Constance Blaine, county her patty was at the Oscar B ir-
agent of home economics front lows at Homer, Alaska, was read
Oregon State college will demon She also said they were having
strate to housewives of this area good hick fishing. They eanmo
the proper methods of preparing every other day what they caught
fruits, vegetables, meats and pre the day before. Gat dens were just
cooked foods for storage in their being planted tho some people had
lockers or deep freeze, Friday. lei I us and radishes.
June 22 at 1:30 p.m. in the TOOF
A* let ter from the Grange Mu-
Proper Preparation of
Foods for Lockers to
Be Demonstrated 22nd
WML
’ W * SHAMPOO
» a • •
Gúti you to/t wain ihampooing
tvtn in bardtH wulw.
IH ONLY
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We give Saving« Stamps
Cottage Grove
Pharmacy
632 Main
Phone 214
National stat ist ics indicate
dearly how a family can save •t|>
to $52.00 a year per member by
using a locker and conserving all
produix- possible.
This demonstration is sponsored
by Rose & Co. Lockers. They
cordlafly invited all women of the
community to take advantage of
this valuable information.
WH.L lai CUSTOM hay cutting
Alfr-'d Wtfff Phons- 6F3, cve-
ings.
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Dorena Grange
ut her home near Walker June
Hv Mr*. E. I*, Sheri III
Hi- wir. I mhii nt London near
IX, following a long Illness
Cottagi- Grove April 16. 1X69 und
Duini Orange is being very
wag I mhii Mary Ellin Jones in bild iH'cn n resident ol Ihr <'oltii|;>
wi ll repi - rented tlii- ye.u , at the
■ i
Mo , Jun« I!)
lih
mui'wa* married Hu-ie on Feb 23,
I Ie Was n memlici ot th. < hui< h
The regular meeting, Friday,
IH9Í ,l> G<-orvi- W. Hastings, wl» ol < 'tu ist at Idindon.
Jun«- 15, found Mwcrul of the sta
Surviving ule one
tions vacant Those filling th«' ol
her hU'Jtmid na Wills ol Chico, Culli, Iblee
me
M< . M m I m I sisti-is. Mis Anne Adilins, Mr
•orc«' Sutherland nm| Mrs
Essley tilid Li Im Jensen, I mi II i ot
F lora. Edna I ngland, ( « ie
Edna
Portland, »md B«-uhili Copis-rs ol
; Pitcher, Pomona; Mary Snaucr,
Multnoiihi|i f n u i gi and« hildi en. lirotheis, Smn ol Cottage (hiAe
Lady Assistant; Helen Tryk. mu
two great-grandchildren; I lire«- mid la-stet ol Luigene, ui o .eviini siclan Alpha Pitcher, executive
nil-ci-* and nephew *
brol tier*. Frank Jones of Rosi-
< ;ien ( lille pie, stew ard
Services Will I m - held at Mill
ville, ('ahf. Fred Jones ul Mar
A "i*ound roiiin” letter was read
cola, mid Aitimi Jones ol Cottage Mortuary nt 2 30 pm Saturday
Grove, and lodi sister* Thclma with interment in Tny lor Dun- from tho.' attending the state
■on, namely, l«ols Giles, Ague*
Rli-d«'l mid Alici- Ashbrulge, iMith
Pi.। «ted, Billie Jo I s l 'omple, Shu -
of Eugene, D<nmi (ulkiMin and
; ley and Jenn FJIcn Sherrill, eJan
Mnudc Brown, I mi II i ol Pmtland
1'1 listed, May and Georgia Smith,
Fu IH'in I mu V Ices will be held at
; w ho told ome of their activities
Eda
Sol
uni
Jones,
age
72,
pa
Mills Mortuary, <
While th. ie.
Ellen placed
away
home, 130*1
Thin*day, June 21. at 2 30 pm
in the state declamatory
F. SheiwiHsI Smith will officiate
lull, iw ing a
Internient will lu in the lis ul Jun«- IK,
'1 In- lecturer's program was
ll H >F l einetel y
Siu- was I mhii in Einmon«, Minn , I pr< eiiti-d by tiie Youth Groiifi and
November 2, IK7H and [ m ni In r was as follows: Honoring Grand-
curly life in Minnesota then moved । father* and Fathers, presentation
I of rows t i four grand!atiiers and
Funeral M-rvlc«- was held Wed- to South Dakota, later coming to I seven fathers; group singing, fol
mttulay, June 20, nt 2 30 pin at ( tregon and vettllng In Cottage
lowed by a song from llw dads;
Mill* Mortuary, fur Mnrtha Jane Grove in 190« Siu- in u uni Phil
, reading, “Composition of a Man.''
June*
in
|9ox
m
Vancouver,
Wash
Vonado, age xo, <>f Culp Cr«-«'k
try
Ada Pitcher;
instrumental
Mrs Vonado ixis id away Mon ington.
Mrs. Joni* Has a mcinlM-r of music by Ada und Alpha Pitclwr
day, Juin- IX. 195! in Eugene In
kit, ' The
Gibb* Avenu-- Chut ’ll ot Christ and Virgil Basset; a
terment was in the
Smoking PifM-” with Dolah and
I < enielel « I ' III I Wo
imth ot
Jimmy Plaisted, Dean Snaui . and
1 i ¡ria i cd
and two sons. Roy ot Rochesfer, Ellen Shen ill; a reading, ''Dad,”
N. Y... und Alton of Cottugc by David England.
gate, < treg, Nov
19, 1X7o, Die
Grove, und thro- grandsons.
‘I’hi- serving committee for th««
daughtci of Stephen mid Jennie
Funeral service* at the Smith next regular meeting, July 6, will
Maylmii, mid hud Isen a resident
Eun« ral Cha|M-l. Thursday, 2 (X) I m - Dorothea Ix-wis and Duwayn«-
of th«' Cottage Grove community
pm, June 21, with Interment in My ng. Mr. and Mrs
Met Of ■
tor tlie past Pi years, coming Iroin
West Ijiwn Memorial Park ceme mack, Billie Jo D-Compte, Iha
V idn
tery in Eugen«*. Rev. Sherwood
Survivor* include Iter hu<liiii>«l. Smith, officiating.
Youth Group
Edward Voimiin; one *on, De in
A specm) meeting was called at
W. Htiglii-* ol Klamath Falls; two
the PlaisU’d home on Thursday,
June 7, at which time, plans were
Culp Cre«-k and Ml* Pearl Has
Henry
Biisiin, 1142 Kirch made for a wiener roast and burg-
kin* of Klamath Falls; 17 grand Av«-. Cotlrigc Grove, pasMil away
er-fry at
the Shcrrjll
picnic
children; 19 great grandi hildien,
Monday, June IK, at the l«x-al hos- grounds, on Wednesday, June 20,
Hire«- Iirot In i s, Hurry Mnyben,
pital at the age of 76. He was
Cottage Grove, Will May ben of
I mhii in l><-nnsylvaniii, July 1K
sent to the
StanwiMHl, Wash., und Charle'
IS «’ !, und »I« nt the majoi ¡Mirtion
youth ol Hebron Grange to share
May l»cn of Fairbanks, Alaska;
of Im. life In Wyoming, coming to
in tin- evening's tun Invitations
and one sister, Mrs. Anna Pc«-k
(Mitage Grove from Thetmo|«olts,
an- also extend«*! to all Ixircna
of Ashland
Wyo In IMA
Funitrul services will I m - held
hick affair, hut coffre and punch
at .Mill* Moituary, Friday, June
will I m ' furnished.
as th
22. at I-.In |« iii., with F, Siierwood
Graveside services will Is- held until nftiriating Interment will buns for your sandwiches. So num-
Friday at lo isi a nt for Jo*ej>h I m - in Rest Haven Memorial Pmk, to Delight Valley and join in the
fun.
Marfin Is.iton who pie -d away
Home Eeonotiih * ( lab
Wednesday, Jum- 20, at a hs-al
Rosalie and Myrtle Lake and
hospital He was the one-ycri-old
Ruth Wineinger served jsitluck
son of Mr. and Mr* .1 M IX iton
luncheon to 11 mcml«-rs at the
In the
of Goshen
interment
< ->ttage <>rovr HiMpHal
hall Tuesday, Jun«- 12. Work on
I< X >F'-Ma*ontc cemetery
COKER
To Mr. and Mrs Dil- bazaar items took up th«' after- ।
Smith Funi r d Honu- in charge of
arrangement* Rev. W. W Sutler laid Coker. Oakridge, n son. Steve n -on, with textile painting on crib
Floyd. June 13. 1951.
quilt blocks Is'ing completed.
Im will officiate.
Tentative plana were mad«' to- |
RICCI - To Mr. and Mrs. Adam
ward preparations for the South |
Ricci, < laklaml. n daughter, Mary
l-ane Fair to I m - held in August,
Anne, June 13. 1951.
and al) members arc urged to at
Graveside sendee* were held nt
ST. CLAIR - To Mr and Mrs. tend the next club meeting to help
the |tx>F cemetery in Cottage
Harold
St. Clair. Drain, a son, Mi with tho airangernents for that I
Grove Tuesday, June 19. 1951 for
project.
J
Christine Marie Tonni«-, infant chael Ray, Juin 15. 1931.
Hostesses for the next meeting
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Chris
CHRISTI
To Mr and will I m - Minnie Wagner and Hattie
Tonoh- who dli*l at a hospital in
SfMihr. The p.ace of meeting will
Eugene, June 17, 1951. Father a daughter. Dolile Charlene, June be
announced at a later date.
Paul
Ze!1< r officiating, Smith 15, 1951.
Funeral Ch.i|M-l in charge.
CPRTTS - To Mr und Mrs Wil-
Inni Curtis, Dexter, n daughter.
by Mrs, Hugh Trunm ll
Cheryl Marie, June 16, 1951.
Mr and Mr*. Lennie Haldorson
SCHAFFNER - To Dr. und Mrs.
Balcony
Mnrlowi« Schaffner. Cott a g e Saturday evening. They will re
Cottage Grove Hotel
Grove, a son, Richard Lyh-, June turn August IK at which time he ,
will show farm moving pictures
Specializing in Hair Recon 16. 1951.
that an- being sent out by Allls-
WICKS - To Mr. and Mrs. Har < ’haltneYs.
ditioning ami jx-nnanent
old Wicks, ixirena, a daughter,
After Marie Geer gave a splen
waving.
IVeliera Jean, June 16, 1951.
did tepnrt on the state grange
Fhone 13
MEANS . To Mr and Mrs. convention which dosed Friday.
Ixtrayne kotre
Lloyd Means. Yoncalla, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Haldorson, who also
attended, gave a few of their ob-
Paul Grant, June 17, 1951.
Ruth •lorgen-*cn
read.
<>n the serving committee for
July 7 are Mr. and Mrs. Mads
tlvergaani, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hill
and Morris Culver.
Graduates honored by a special
table, graduation cake and gifts
as well as a song by the group
were Barbara McReynolds, Dana
Whitney, Roger Gamble and Ted
Marcy from eighth grade and Mor
ris Culver from college.
The Home Economics club will
have an all day meeting June 26
with ¡totluck dinner at noon at
the home of Olive Linstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E, Martin at
tended state grange on June 13
and the Lane County banquet that
evening. 105 ¡u-oplc attetujt-d, and
K00 delegates took the (sixth)
state degree that evening.
Hebron Grange members will
attend the Hebron church, Sun
day. Following the church service
the church members will join the
Grange in a picnic at the Grange
grounds.
Columnar Pads—The Sentinel.
f'R SALE
1313 Chev truck I Tkum., fun«- 71. IMI
The Sentinel, Cattnge Orovr, Oregon
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with bunks «and cali guard. Ahto
It is to the credit of human
rubber Iwiat. E R Claass« n. Ph
SALLY'S SALLIES
KMH.
46-31 p-IM
nature that, except where ita *
selfislines.s is brought into play,
42 gal electric hot
it loves more readily than it hates, ‘
water tank complete with wir-
Nathaniel Hawthorne,
ing, also Bueschers ( '-medody
sax (silver and gold) with case.
Phone 673J3.
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Too Late to Classify
Hospital other
Lul/ki», Mary 1
HELP WANTED: laidy for house
work I day a week Phone 306R
after 6 pin. or Satutdays.
46-2tc-47
maternity
Mrs. Della
-«nL< 11 y,
FOR RENT: July 1. deluxe 3
room apartmi-nt with arge bath
und utility room. See
con
Phone 145.
46-ltc
W kefti hl Jr. HiTiry J JUoorn
I’.fiwarfi
j'f I’ W ímx I
worth Jr, Khrtlii P Knufrruiri
< ’lit loi d William .
gii England, Ixm Joy Allen, Ed
ward Cmis-ntcr, Maggie WiMbJ
and Miry Stewart, all of Cottage
inr,«’, Ralph William • hx‘ Brook-
hatt, Marie Hale, and William J
Beig, a 11 of Dunn, Evalcna Gish
and Tom Parker of Disston; Jo-
M-ph Benton Jr. of Go hen, and
Rhonda Hampton ot Chester, Calif.
The heat of strong sunshine
may permanently set and darken
stains containing tannin, such as
those of cherries, peaches, pears,
plums, soft drinks ot mustard.
Such stains should be first
sponged with cold water as soon
as they are made. If any stain
remains after this treatment, rub
glycerine or soapless shampoo
into the stain, then sponge with
cool water. SHnetimea it helps to
apply a tew drops ot vinegar to
the stain after the glycerine or
shampoo treatment, rinsing thor
oughly afterward with cool water.
Never use soap or heat until the
stain has disappeared.
FOR S. f.E: 2 bedroom modern
home, close to schools with
peach and shade trees, Phone
no answer 587J.
WANTED TO RENT: Furnished
or partially furnished house
Would d< -ire two bedrooms, no
children, call Men's Toggery,
Phone 65, ask for Frank .Dehler.
46-ltc
>R SALE: 5 room unfinished
house and 1 acre. 2 miles east on
Mosby Creek. Roy England.
46-ltp
F* ill SALE: A twin baby buggy
FOR SALE: Milk cow. Roy Eng
m good condition. $35.00. May
land. 2 miles east on .Mosby
tn seen at X07 Lincoln.
46-ltp
Creek.
46-ltp
FOR SALL. Excellent quality hay, HELP WANTED: Woman press
•oats or oats and vetch. Call
operator, Collins I sundry and
963J2.
16-3tc-4H
Cleaners, 1019 E. Main, phone
44
46-ltc
F'<>R RENT: 4 rm furnished bouse,
modern. 1 mile south on high FOR SALE: Baled oat and vetch
way, Jerry Ix-ll Motel.
46-ltc
hay. Will deliver. 9 miles up
.Mosby Creek, L«-on B. Poole.
FDR SALE: 1939 Olds sedan, R *
Phone 957J1.
46-ltp
H. tiro,, and paint grxxl. Make
90V
UM* UH*
lam Jelly
PECTIN
'Swab the deck, dearie! I want
you to feel right at home.”
BLACK TOP PAVING-
IWIVEWAYS
FLOORS
STREETS
PARKING AREAS
Also Road Grading - All Work Guaranteed
offer See at Izhm s Mobil sta FOR SALE OR TRADE: Well
tion, corner 5th and Main.
driller, cheap, or will trade for
46-2tp-47
pick-up, north from Dorcna lake
up Rat Creek, l’a miles, can be
FOR SALF! Treadle sewing ma-
seen from road.
16-Ite
chine, $30(10. 2 end tables and
ciflee table, $10.00. Oil circula WANTED: Housekeeper for mid
dleaged
couple.
F’hone
282.
tor, $10.00. WtMid range with
Thomas Biggerstaff, 13X Taylor.
cod-. aDo water tank $15.00. 39
46-2tc-47
16-2tp-47
Pass Creek Paving Co.,
Cottage Grove
Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel
Phone 799-J
7/,O
M&W MARKET
You'll avc tin the vrj best in loods, when you choose from
these for all your meals! They're the firn- quality that means
mon- for your money in every nay — in cost, in freshm ss, in
flavor, in really gota! eating!
NEW! TASTY! COTTAGE BRAND
MAYONNAISE
49c
SALAD DRESSING «« 35c
SLICED PINEAPPLE
^3c
Fruit COCKTAIL
37c
CORNED BEEF
39c
PURE CANE SUGAR
FLOOR WAX
REDCHILI SAUCE
Full Pint
I LAVORI 1 1, (OTTAGE BRAND
POST’S
SUGAR CRISP
ROSEDALE BRAND
Hunts or DelMonte
SPECIAL OFFER
20c
PKGS
COTTAGE BRAND
N0.2 can
TUNA FISH
FRAY BENTOS BRAND
CHUNK STYLE
29c
Reg. 12 oz.can
OLD ENGLISH
NO Kl BB1NG
39c
69c
PINTS
*
-FRUITS - VEGETABLES—
WATERMELONS
for those summer picnics.
Lowest Market Price.
MINUTE SICE
TO PREPARE
Large Size, Ripe
55c
large 15 OZ. PKG.
lor
M & W MARKET’S
Barbecued Hamburgers
1 lb. ground bwf
' i Clip rolled oatt
' I cup Pat Milk
I tableippon. hn.ly
cut onion
1 leaapoon ««It
!« Ia««poon l-eppar
Sweet luie.v Valencias
3 tebleapoona
•hortenmg
Yd <up bottled
8 round Mndwuh
bunt
Mix well meat, oat», milk, onion, »alt
and pepper. Shape in 8 flat patties
Brown slowly on both sides in hot
shortening. Spread meat with equal
part* of barbecue sauce. Cover and
cook 5 min. Serve in toasted buns.
Y om Will Need:
Pet Milk, Ground Beef,
Rolled Oats, Barbecue
Sauce or Catsup, Sand-|
wich Buns.
49c
dozen
Fresh Tcinler
ROASTING EARS
49c
for
FROZEN FOODS
ICE CREAM
BEVERAGES
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Home Owned
Independent
Complete Shopping Center
Lots of Free Parking
-U. S. GOV’T INSPECTED MEATS
PORK SHOULDER ROAST « 39c
8CNELESS ROAST
lb .
89c
SHORT RIBS BEEF
LB
39c
lb .
49c
lb .
89c
SLICED BACON . . .. . .
ORANGES
RECIPE Of THE WEEK«
25c
CHOICE BEEF
CANTALOUPES
FOR A quick mi ai
10 oz.can
VEAL ROAST
BONELESS
LARGE JUICY FRANKS
PORK SAUSAGE
49c
> « 59c
ROASTING KÇNS
FRYERS
TURKEYS
OYSTERS
FISH
SUNDAYS 10 A. M
M W MARKET
^th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove