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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1951)
Thornton Corners MOSBY CREEK The Sentinel, Cottag* Grove, Oregon Page * for the coming year Mable Ras- Creek. They liked it very much Thur*., Dec. 13, 1951 "tt was elected president; Vena over there and plan to go back in Mr*. Hurry < uatie, Iteportar near the barn. Rearrick, vice president and Joyce the spring Pliotle MJ8J3 Melvin McGuire was on the sick Powers secretary-treasurer. A When Mrs. Lula Bettes return The biggest topic last wc< k was list Monday and stayed with hi* Tip to motorist*! Winter bring» There me t<«» many people try- Mr. and Mrs. I.. A Pool and hie weather and that mostly bad, lovely lunch was served at noon ed home from work one day last George H. Flagg, Public "Rlt ill- added driving Hazards take it ing lo nave the world, and too son*, accompanied by Mr* Pool'* and every one received a gift and week, she found a note on her grandmother, Mrs. Harry Castle, with (he lights and telephone* out. while his mother was at work. ties Commissioner for the (>M*t 13 also gifts for the children Phyl- ! door telling her that a friend who easy on the highway*. few trying to *ave thrmwlve*. brother, Johnny Proctor, made a The wind blew the playshed down Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle call years, will resign about January 1 buxines* trip to Redmond recent nt the Walden Community hall. It lu Lane entertained the children had lived here several years ago, ed on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost of to join the Oregon Highway Coun htMMBaann! ... > . il 'm .. "I1. . ly, remaining overnight mid re had been built a good many years In games at her borne in the af- had called. Ruth Harris Mills, who wax on her way to California Cottage Grove Sunday. Mrs. Frost cil, he announced recently. ternoon. turning b'*me the next day. ago by the people of the Wal is quite ill with the flu. They also The highway council la an or Mr. and Mr*. Prank Bradford den school district. There were Mother's club met Wednesday on her honeymoon had stopped to called at the Grant Dully home ganization of highway users that see her and wanted her to meet have returned from a visit of lots of trees blown over and the at the Blue Mountain lunch room Phone lit Phone 111 on Knox Hill. will work with the Western High several days duration with their roof on one part of Mason I kind's to discuss the Christmas program her new husband. Ruth attended Pfc. Don Mosby called home way Institute and the National son in law and daughter, Mr. and house blew clear off, rafter and which will be Thursday evening Blue Mountain school several folks Saturday from Sheppard Highway Users Conference, ac Mrs Claude Troxdair in Redding, 'all. Even at that, we were pretty Iler-ember 20 at 7:15. They met years ago and was the youngest Field, Texas, to let everyone cording to Flagg. He said the or Harris girl. They also called on Calif. again Tuesday and sacked the lucky on Mosby Creek. know he was fine and hopes to ganization was interested in all Mrs. Arnold Duerst. Mr. and Mr*. Roti Decker spent Our sympathy goes out to Mr. candy and nuts for the children. be home for the Christmas holi phase* of highway problems and Inst week end in Ashland, where and Mrs. Orin Land in the death Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rearrick The Walden Community Sunday days. had under way extensive studies they formerly lived, before moving • if Mi Land's mother, .Mary luind, school will have the Christmas took his mother, Mrs. I^vina on costs and benefits and hoped her». Monday morning al Harrisburg, program and tree Sunday after- Rearrick to Eugene Monday for The man who's waiting for to assist in the development of an Mrs. C. R Trent was hodes* to i Mr. Land was with his mother to noon, Ik-cember 16, at 3 o'clock. a check up after having an opera something to turn up might do equitable tax program. the Knox Hill Neighbors club at the end helping care for her. There will be treats for the chil tion last week. well to start with his shirt sleeves. her home here, nt an nil day meet Mr. and Mrs. Glen Latham have dren and everyone lx welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis of Zipper Note Book»—The Sentinel ing, witii n jxitluck dinner served McKenzie River have moved into come and enjoy the afternoon. moved into the small house on the It is odd that the man who sits at noon on Thursday, 'the meet | the Jim Boxtick house. Mrs. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Green have Bob Seidel place recently vacated ing celebrated the second anni is a sister of Mrs. R6y I lanks of Ixs-n doing some carpenter work by the Freeman*. Mrs. Freeman , without thinking is the one most versary ol the club's lieginning, Blue Mountain district. on their house and built a stair and Sammy have gone to Texas likely to say ^hat he thinks. Cull uh for a free estimate on wiring In that range, with n x|M<ial cuke for the oc The Get together club met way up stairs and fixed the girls for a visit. The man who advocates com casion, baked by Mrs. R C Mc Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ag a nice tiedroom up there. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Lebow and water heater, wall heater or outlet. New. It la ing also the lust meet nes Miller for the Pollyanna Mr. and Mrs. Loren Myers, who girls of Mount View visited Sun mon sense in government is never ing before Christmas, numbers Christmas exchange and drawing have been living at Burns, have day at the Cliff Lebow home and fearful of losing the right of free were drawn with inch member of names and election of officers moved back home on Mosby helped cut some trees that were speech. CLIFF AM) GEORGE receiving a gift, and a *|M-cial treat “WE HURRY“ by Mrs Trent for each of the children present that day. Names <>l each member'* "secret sister” were revealed and plans were made for the January meeting to lie held with Mrs Ralph Aubrey. Mrs. A E. Higgins of (¡owdyvdle was a visitor at Thursday'* meet ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elfving were guests last week end in Portland at the Ira Wells home. Mr*. Olga Holm, who had visited the preceding week with Mr*. Elf ving returned to her home in Portland with the Elfving*. luiSell* Stewart has returned to his home from a month's stay at a sanitarium in Portland, where lie has been receiving treatment. Mr. Stewart has not fully re covered from the effects of a stroke which he suffered months ago. Jim Townsend, who had been employed in Eugene, has returned Busy days to wrap...cards to mail...baking to do...house here and is staying at the home of to clean ... Santa to contact, and a thousand and one things to be done his brother-in-law, Harvey Hin gating ready for Christmas. You can be a long way ahead on your holiday man. Mrs. S. M. Starncr. a resident preparation by shopping early for staple food needs at the Safeway store of the community for several dmt your home. years and sister of R. B. Dixon, (Missed away at her home here, Thursday evening after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and Dalewood Mrs. Starner's daughter, Mrs. lb. U m . George Paroz of Myrtle Creek, who had twen here helping to care for her mother, l< ft over the week end to accompany the body to Potlatch. Idaho, where funeral ser. ib. um . vices and burial will tie held, at Mrs. Starner's former home and where her husband 1* buried. He also liver! here until his death a few years ago. Friends in the com munity extend sincere »ympathy I to the family. Mr. and Mrs. Finley Chancellor of Eugene were recent visitors of Fresh Milk .. --- ------ qt. 22c for Smoking Enjoyment Mrs. Chancellor's parents, Mr. and “ A A ” Large Eggs dos. B9c I Mrs. R. A. Edmon, and her sisters, Prince Albert lb. 9.5c Mrs. Harvey Hinman and Mrs. Fruit Cake, Hostess 14 ox. 79c Frank Perkins. Fruit Cake. Gift Ring, Hostess 1-lb. 3-oz. >1.49 Sir Walter Raleigh Chocolate Dark The wind storms of the past 14-03 ------------ 95c Fruit Cake, Gift Ring, regular 3 lb. >3.98 week blew off portions of roofing t J? from some buildings and moved Mrs. Wright's Bread 1J4 lb. 22c Velvet Tob. lb. 95c some small properties which were Raisin Bread, Mrs. Wright’s 1 lb. 19c Morrell’s Famous 12-ox. lying around loose, but otherwise Cigarettes, ctn. $1.59 Krispy Crackers lb. 31c did little damage. Luncheon Meat Can vJV Henry Grover, who has been Tea Timer Crackers lb. 35c living in eastern Oregon, arrived Fruit Cake Mix. Lyons Radiant lb. 49c here Thursday to see his sister. Mrs. S. M. Starner, and reached here shortly before she passed away. He is at the R. B. Dixon CANDUS home. tf SAH WAV HOW 1-lb. 2 for 28c Mrs. Walter Peck and Mrs. C & II Powdered Sugar Harry Elfving and their husbands UTS tf KIMM 1-lb. 2 for 28c C & H Brown Sugar attended a dinner Saturday at the ...fUtl'tl MEDFORD, there, Fri., Dec. 14 12-oz. can 49c Kath Luncheon Meat uKMMair home of their mother, Mrs. Sadie tM»! Ib. 33c GRANTS PASS, there, Sat., Dec. 15 VanSchoiack in Cottage Grove, Sunnybank Margarine honoring the latter on her 85th 3-lb. can 93c Koya! Satin Shortening anniversary. Each year on Mrs. 3-ib. can 99c Snowdrift Shortening Van Schoiack's birthday, al) of 10-lb. pkg. 98c the members of her immediate Kitchen Craft Flour family spend the day with her at 12-oz. pkg. 30c Dromedary Date Muffin Mix her home, bringing both the din 12 ox. 36c Peanut Butter, Peter Pan ner and gifts to her. lb. 29c Satin Mix, Roxbury To Lighten Your Christmas Wrapping Chore* Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jett of Cot No. Vi can 17c Potted Meat, IJbby lb. 25c Monnter Gum Drops tage Grove are staying at the No. 2 can 43c Corned Beef Haxh. Libby Ib. 33c Chocolate Drop«, Roxbury home of Mrs. Jett's parent*. Mr. 4 sheet Bag of 8 bar* 59c Wrisley Soap and Mis. R. B. .Dixon while the STOCK VP ON THESE FA» (»KITES Dixons are in Idaho. Med. 3/29c Large 2 z 31c Ivory Soap Roasted Peanuts, Hoody 12 ox. 29c Mrs. Harvey Hinmnn was pleas 83c giant xize Tide Detergent Ih. 39c Walnuts, No. 1 medium antly surprised Sunday by a group .:— 10 sheet 23c Trend Detergent 12 V» of relatives arriving to help her Ib. 49c Almonds celebrate her birthday anniver ox. 32c 12'4 Ivory Flake» Ib. 4 9c Brazil Nuts sary. It was also the anniversary 23 ox. 30c each White Magic Soap Ib. 49c Mixed Nuts of her niece, Mrs. John Rixigers ran 9c Playfair Dog Food of Eugene, who with her family, lb. 59c Pecans, Extra Large were present at the dinner here. Others attending were Mr. and THIS WEEK Mrs. Ronald Rodgers and Mr. and Lear Mrs. David Edmon and their fam ilies, all of Eugene, and Mr. and Your Bett Sandwich Mrs. R. A. Edmon. Mr. and Mrs. Spread Buy Frank Perkins and sons, and the Harvy Hinman family. The day CllAOfl R a AAM Standard Navel WAR «nnnt vNIHncr »»nd thn rhil- Ulfll playing gHIIIUS. SANDWICH SPREAD Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenyon of QurH 59c Salem and Weybum Kenyon, ac companied by son and daughter, Saves You 5c off all of Ashland, were guests over Th« swaet-smalllng fragrance af( Regular Price frethly cut red cedar protect» her; the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Ar Sreaiured linen», »Ilk» and woolens leigh Kenyon and visited another from dvit and moth»—keeps them, brother, Virgil, who is still in the lb. 10c «loan and lovely as new./ Apples, Winesaps 5-lb. bag 49c Florida Oranges Ib. 39c Sliced Bacon, fancy Ib. 53c Smoked Picnics hospital, suffering from severe burns. Pears, D’Anjou Ib. 18c » Many n m in who pride* himself The mechanical He detector will • on lit* ph.s lcal lnn;;lh cannot never Iw ix n<<< .Jul as the uno • even hold his tongue. made from Adam'* rib. Mr». ,1. W. H s I u t Teh-plMHIf MFa Flagg Resigns Post With Utilities Board ROBERTS & DRURY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING nient Green Beans Goodyear Nc“ 10c AIRWAY COFFEE °”"' 59c • • Corned Beef Frey Ben s 39c Wesson Oil Mini*ture $1.57 NOB HILL COFFEE - 25c 2 82c $1.63 EDWARDS COFFEE Grapefruit Juice £ 5gx $l= Chocolates Cherries 2 79c Margarine . 2ib*. $1.73 lb. 87c 69c - 59c Mil Civ A More Holiday Feature Budget Helpers —BASKETBALL— Cottage Grove Lions vs. Oakridge, here Tues., Dec. 18 Hai™e Corned Beef Wife Preservers 50^ «W1ITHIAST win SIITI* DAIMHTtt MOTHS* DOWN Spscloo» «troamllncd ’ wswrfsll la e»er popul»r Amrricsn WUaut leasers. Hs» »elf* siria* my,/ RESERVES ANYf> * TOt omT MmoM.n«ni •1H PER WEEK AIOMA-R0HT CW AI CHBT MADE BRESSLER’S FURNITURE 411 MAIN , PHONE 39 Ib. 59c Pork Roast Rib or loin end lb. 45c While Gift Tissue 10c Scotch Gift Tape 25c SPECIAL Bananas LUNCH BOX Avail rvae Tangerines ib. 65c Turkeys, under 8 lbs. Turkeys, 8 lbs. to 16 lbs. 2^ 35c R 40 lb. 79c Ib. 73c Cranberries 2 lbs. 29c Ib. 29c Dates 1-lb. pkg. 29c Broccoli Dates 3-lb. pkg. 85c Cabbage, local lb. 15c lb. 6c Pork Chops, center cut Ib. (>8c Pork Steaks, shoulder lb. 49c Turkeys, 16 lbs. or over ... lb. 65c Grapefruit, Arizona 8-lb. bag 59c Cauliflower, local Fork Shoulder Roast ....... lb. 39c Oysters ................................ pint 69c Grapes, Tokay................ 2 lbs. 25c Celery......................................... lb. 13c Assorted Luncheon Meats Remove the butcher'» wrappings when the meat i* brought home. Wrap the meat lightly in waxed paper, leaving the ends exposed. Store in the coldest putt of the refrigerator. 15c ib. 59c Ground Beef Hams Bondware Gift Wrap • • • • • • • Mine* Ham Vaal Loaf Pickled Pimtnfo Macaroni & Chees* Smoked Liver Sausage Spiced Lunch Loaf Liver Loaf lb. 18c Lettuce, California............................. lb. 29c Parsnips............................................... Ib. 13c This ad effective through Sunday, Doc. 16 We reserve the right to limit quantities. j 59c
