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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1952)
Oregon Press Meet I Set for Feb. 22-23 University of Oregon, Eugene, (Special) A program full of timely subjects h scheduled for the 33rd annual Oregon Press conference to lx* held here Febru ary 22-23. Newa|Mipermen through out the stale will attend the meeting sponsored by the school of journalism and the Oregon New«|Mi|M*r Publishers association Three out-of-state speakers will I m * featured at the conference. James S. Pope, executive editor, Louisville I Ky > Courier Journal, will be the Eric W Allen memor ial lecturer. Brig. Gen. Robert A McClue, chief |my<'holi igieni warfare, U. S Army, Washington, D. C., and Charley A Rroaded. director of industrial relations lor Fisher Flouring Mills Com|mny, Seattle, will also dcjivcr major addresses. Press conference President Ralph P Stuller <>t the <loqullle Valley Sentinel will preside at all liusincsx sessions The ixmfcrentx* will meet at the student union on campus Friday and will hold all sessions Saturday In the Eugene hotel. A variation of Interesting sub- jrcts will I m * discussed during the two-day conference: a former Mu rine (!oqm combat correspondent will give his impressions of Ihe Korean war. There will lx* a panel discussion by journalism foreign students; and there will.I m * dis cussions on Inlxir news coverage, ethics ami Ilie law, niuuimini, employee relations, and the tele typesetter. DISSTON Oldest Legionnaire DORENA Mrs. Hay N|Hllman, Reporter Pl...... <i Him Mrs. Jcanctt«* Ki lly, Reporter Phone KI5RI Mrs Dick Dobbin» and daughter Kerry were visitor« al the W C Sheets home Inst week Mrs. Ik>b- blns Is a granddaughter of the Sheets. 'Biere will I m * a basketball game and girls' volleyball game Friday afternoon al the gym with Dorma Tlie public Is welcome It Ims lieen a big ImoHt for the team tn see so many of their parents at Rani<*s. either al the home giimi'H A close game of volleyball re sult,•<( in the final score Mt View 22-1 Xue mi 18 and the basketlial.' game resulted Dorena 11 Mt. View !l The game« wen* played in the Dorena gym as Mt. View has no gym. but they plan to have a nice new one in time for next «canon's games. Mm. Carrie Hill resigned as a teacher in the Iturena itchool ax of Friday, January 18 and Mrs. H«*d- ler of Cottage Grove xutetituti'd last week Thurmlay Mrs. Croxby substituted for Mrs. Davis who Wil» ill. Members of the schixd board met Friday night at the «ehix»l to make up the budget for next year. Mrs. Juha Heller of Cottage Grove has lx-en hiicd to teach the rest of the xchixil term in the (»lace of .Mrs. Carrie Hill who resigned because of ill health. New student« who entered school last week were the Perkey children: Clinton in the fifth grade, Clyde in the second and Sharon in the first. Mrs. Virgil Urniax of Cottage Grove sulmtituted Munday and Jerry Sheets of Eugrae was a Week end Visitor at the W. ('. Sheets home Mr. and Mrs Richard Tubman entertained Saturday evening with a dinner for the following (icople, all from Uiyng Creek Ranger «trillion: Mr ami Mrs John Tiut- ter and children, Mr and Mrs. George DamcwtMMl and Carol, Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ixnn Lemon and son. Mr. and Mrs. With* Ragland anil Mins, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carr, Mr and Mrs. Clair Hogate and children, Wes ley, Jenplng» and Bet mud REPORTED to b. the oldest living Et/korn member of th* Illinois American Several guests attended a party Legion, John E Newcomb, l»D. of in honor of Danna Ray Spellman's Augusta. HU listens intently at the tenth birthday Saturday after OrganlzaUoa'* annual convention In noon. After games were played Chicago. Newcomb served In the and her gifts were ofa-ned, birth Spanish-American War and World day cake, ice cream and punch War. L (International Soundpholo) were served to Kenny. Ijtiry and Signe Llllegrcn, Bonny and Chi ton Magnusson, Iionald and Jerry Mr». I lorenie Eriksen Dills, Astrcd Liljegrcn. Mike Jan- Phone « XIIX7 iach, Kathy and Donna Spellman. Janice and Joyce Seward sent The Sewing club mi*cting was gifts but were unable to attend. postponed due to the bad weather Mr. and Mm. Freddy Brenner and road condition* last Wednes and sons returned fiotn K< Iso, day. but plans are to meet Janu- Wash . Montlay where they went ary 30 Jones, And then there was the man to attend the funeral of Mrs. C’ulp Creek basketball team de- who walked Into a loan cnmimny Brenner's father. their opponent I Xs* ton and said: "I'm thinkinR of getting Thore wasn't any Mothers club married I'd Ilk«- to borrow K mmi meeting Inst Tuesday lx<cauac of Friday afternoon by a score of 24 to 13 Tiie girls' volleyball team to get my head examined." the bad weather There will I m * a also downed Disston by a score of basketball game on the next meet- 32 to IT. 4 Everyone I» more or less foolish ing «late. If there enough A pink and blue shower is plan • but only a few insist U|xm prov. mother* pn^nt at the Rame. ned for Thursday, January 31 at ing it. busin<*ss meeting will be held after the home of Mr Porter Ballinger ; the game, if there is any business in honor of Mrs Walter Cline of I to tn* taken can* of. Diaston. Mr. and Mm. J im * Knit use are Mr and Mr«. Frank Daley left receiving congratulations on the Saturday for Ix>s Angele«. Calif., : birth of a son Korry Joe Ixirn nt where they w-ill visit. They «old the Cottage Grove Hospital last some of their house furnishings Monday. and stored the test in Cottage , Tlie Disston boys' iMisketball ! team and girls' volleyball tram Mr. Alton Phillips receive:! I lost their game« to Culp Creek treatment on his hand the latt r last Friday. We hope there will part of the week i I m * a return game as each has won Mr. and Mm. Clarence Wine n- , one game this season. ger. Donna, (Imries, Joyce Wed Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carr on- dell of Culp Creek. Mr. and Mrs । tertalned at a birthday dinner Earl Barnes, Denny. Jeannie and i Sunday for their son I«arry and laah Joe of Springfield heljx«! i sister-in-law Lenore Catr Those Clara Ruth celebrate her birthday । attending were Mr. and Mm. Boy .Saturday afternoon at the home I Carr and children. Mr. and Mm. of Mr. and Mr« Woodrow Wine- OIL John Carr and Tommy, Mr and Inger in Cottage Other Mm. Liwrrrnn1 Carr, Dak* Carr. children present wen* Carol Theis. Mr. and Mm. Cliff Anderson and Darlene Smith and Darlene* Kob Mrs Carr's mother of Philomath. erls. There will lx* a square dance at Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Troutman the gym next Saturday evening. and two children of Durant, Okla.. returned their home after Modern Invention has banished The oil we put in your car the «pinning wheel, and the same spending an extended visit with ihwx more than just lubri law of progress makes the woman relatives hen*. 'Bio next Service club meeting cate the engine. lm|Hirtant of today a different woman from will bi* held at the schoolhouse on atlditiven help neutralize her grandmother. Susan B. An Thursday evening, February 7 at and clean out engine sludge thony. 7 o'clock Mmes. Stockman. Chase and gum. Drive up for an and Gildcndeeve are on the re oil change, today! freshment committee. All parents of children attending school are Arc and Acetylene welcome and an* urged to attend. Billy Heath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Heath, broke a bone in his foot while playing basketball one night last week. Strand's Grocery has taken on a new l<x>k. with a new cooler in stalled and Tcarrangi'd fixtures, si» as to be self sei vice. O'Brien's Portable Welding Any Place store at Culp Creek has a new 610 Madison Ph. 25 cooler installed also making the 1030 Madison Phone 181-Y display of vegetables and fruits very outstanding as well as con venient for shoppers. Bob Groat killed a bob-cat Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. David Ryan of Cottage Grove visited Sunday af- ternoon at the R. R. Groat home. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Munyon of Glendale. Oregon, came Friday evening to spend the week end i with her mother, Leona Garrett. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Good- oil, Duane and Pamela of Spring field visited here. They also call- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tucker in the afternoon be- fore returning home. Mr. and Mis. C. E. Martin and family of Dorena, and Mrs. Bur- keen of Cottage Grove were Sun day guests at the home of Mr. .and Mrs. Elmer Heath. Tuesday for Mr« I »avis wlm was i Milton Harris were Sunday din-1 Thur«., .Ian. 31, 19.1'J The Sentinel, Cottage Grow. Oregon Page 3 ' ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. ill E. W. Davenport suffered an 'Bic Henry Kellys were Sat unlay Mr and Mrs George Groat and Estabrook of Culp Creek. afternoon callers at the R. K. Mr. ami Mrs. H. W l>e of Ku- attack of asthma last week. children s|x-nt Sunday at the Hugh O. S Crawford and Mr. and । Cumming's home in Cottage j gene recently purchased the Max Harris home at Roseburg. Mrs. David Huis«* of Coos Bay Grove. Arney home on the south side of : Mr and Mrs. Floyd Plowman spent the week end here visiting f-lorena lake. ami Richard of Florence visited COUNTRY RETTKK OFF Mr. and Mrs. John Toll of fx>- Mr Crawford's family. briefly at th»* Ray Steele home 'Die Glen Per key family very This country would be much bet. Saturday evening. They purchased rane spent the week end with a new car in Cottage*Grovc ami Mrs. Toll'.« mother, Mrs. Rolf and recently moved into the Pearl ter off if we had more voting ma Shearer home which they have chines and fewer political ma went on to spend the night at son Ralph. chine*. Mr. Plowman's mother's home at There was a power outage for purchased. Veneta. several hours in this vicinity Sun Mrs Lois Giles wax hostess to day afternoon while a transfoim- a group of friends Wednesday er which burned out was replaced. morning at a demonstration ¡»arty. Judy Larsen was hostess to a A delicious luncheon was served group of girl friends for a slumber at noon. party Saturday night at her home. Mr ami Mrs. fx»u Purigaski and Joyce Kelly was a Friday night Children of Eugene were Sunday gucM of Miss Carmen Grewcilc. visitors at the home of Mr. and Your correspondent observed Mrs Henry Kelly. "spotlighters” at work in the Vcona and RoixTta Waul were neighborhood Thursday night. two very scared young ladies one Maurice Estabrook of Culp evening last week when a hot Creek and Mr«. Dick Dobbins and plate they were using set the kit baby of Cottage Grove were chen afire. They were able to drag Thursday visitors at the J. H. the hose in through the front door Spahr home. and extinguish the blaze before it The weather the past three or spread to the nut of the house. four days makes us hope that Vcona received numerous spot spi ing is just around the corner, burns to her hands and arms and but our better judgement tells us had her hair singed but mi serious ' that at this early date anything 116 N. 6th Phone 555 - 556 injuries. can ami probably will happen in Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr and i regard to the weather. Personal "Foxy Stationery" New shipment just In gives you a wide choice of designs. See our new lines. COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL fl’ tGGS'. CULP CREEK WELDING ART NOLT Cottage Grove Welding Works Chevron Station KEMS for DRUGS The Rexall Store ,• Mivanaaaav^ For every member of the family — 1c to $1.00. Valentine Candy Heart shaped boxes filled with delicious chocolates. $1.10 to $5.75 ed with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitman a few days last week. Alfred Coon left Monday morn ing for his home in Tacoma after a two week's vi it at the home of his mother, Mrs. Addie Hansen. Mr. and Mrs Joe Sloan went to Corvallis and returned with their daughter Marjorie for a weeks stay at home. Mr. and Mrs. Harding Brown tixik their* two-year-old daughter Lorna Kay to the hospital Sunday morning after a brief illness, hop ing to get her home in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown en tertained Sunday in honor of their daughter Jeanne Huffman's birth day. A real nice chicken dinner and lovely cake was served to Mr. and Mrs. Bed Huffan and Jimmie and Mr. and Mrs. Harding Brown and Bandy. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Doolittle and children of Scottsburg spent Sat urday night and Sunday at the Robert Groat home. Ralph Groat, who is employed on the coast also Came up to spend the week end at home and with friends. Eegal Forms The Sentinel SAFEWAY MEAT SECTIONS PUtf FO*K, COUNTRY STYU SAUSAGE Enough to serve 6 people for T ] Slightly «raion- Cream of the Crop T-Bon« Steak*, Ib. h,>o Sirloin Steaks, Ib. h °* Boneless Beef Stew, Ib. Leg o’Lamb Roast, Ib. 99e Pork Roast, imkun Ib. Pork Chops, Ib. 68e Pork Spare Rib*, Ib. 59e Pork Steaks, Ib.A^ Pork Roast, sumw Ib. 39e Fresh Bologna, Ib. 59e Spiced Lunch Meat, Ib. 59* Halibut Steak*, Ib. 59e Fillet of Sole, Ib. 57e H-D Whiting Fish, lb.29< Fresh Oyster*, pint -69* "AA” LARGE EGGS Doz. 57< If s MORE Than A LUBRICANT Drive In Today Oth«r Terrifk Valu«* fa SLICED BACON Standard pack layer»: Fri»» to a crispy, golden brown: A real treat the»* bruk Ik mornings. Ht ESH, HEADY TO COOK Smoked Links, lb. Bacon Jowls, Ib. Gillette Blades 36c 1,71 Vicks Vapor Rub Vicks Va-Tro-Nol AIBWAY COFFEE 83C 1.65 Barbasol^ EDWARDS COFFEE Chlorophyl h* lb. 29 w lb. Blue NOB HILL COFFEE 2-ib*. bib. small '1- 91c 2-lb*. 1.81 Tooth Brushes Mor« Mon«y-Sav«r* For Your Shopping List 4-os. Pieces 31c Mushrooms ?rac"h Stems can S-og. 57c Shrimp piäte Medium can Cleaned Bilimore Tuna No. can 33c U-lb. 29c Berkshire Cheese brick 22c Fresh Milk 3.8% Margarine Sunnvbank n». 29c IW-lb. 23c Karo Syrup Blue Labe! can IVi-lb. 24c Karo Syrup „ mum can 24-oz. 52c Beef Stew Dinty Moore can 25c Cracker jacks Vki1; qt- Lifebuoy Soap 2/2 Bath size bar* Ivory Flakes 1211-oz. pkg. Ajax Cleanser 14 os. can 2 1 26C West 35c Rabbits, •««b 65c Turkeys, 29c Turkeys, 69c Fricassee Fowl, ea. ib. lb. ftotf-ltm ib. lb. FRYERS 75c 69c 65c 62c Young, heavy meated bird«: Cleaned, dir jointed — ready to fry: ib. 65c 49c Cake Flour “ x 39< 33c Golden Corn "‘Jr 15< 37c Peaches 2 "xi“ 49c fi ■ Crusiquick wos^?uu"hMe x20f 57c KleenexTissues25< 2/35< 59c Candy Bars ¿*».7.89c >^.$1.69 Irregular ■ 2-lbe. S3 l ib 'u ib. Bockwurst, Livor, ¡ ib. Bctknewb, .Coupon in each package 1 MAYDAY SALAD OIL Qt. 59c TOMATOES âÎ ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING 86C 3-lb. can Nice Slicers — Pre-packed MRS. WRIGHT'S FRESH RREAD IH-lb. ZZC SPRING HOUSE FRESH RUTTER i ib. 91c Carefully wlecied for rlnan««« . firmnaa. 81c Giant aize pkg. While Magic Soap 29c Medium aize Linii Starch 12-oz. pkg. 15c SAFEWAY M ^a. 19c Apples 25c Florida White Florida Pink Avocados . . 23c 10c 15c 15c Lettuce Oranges Pears |b. 18c California 5 59c 19c Cauliflower Breakfast Favorites Parsnips-------- .. n». 13c 10 Potatoes U . 67c 27c OQUdSn Thene prices effective through Grapefruit Beauties Iba. for ib. Oxydol Soap -0«. ib* - lb. D’Anjoua . ............ Ib. Kellogg'* All Bran. 16-ot. pay. Kellogg's Rice Krispi«*, 9J-os. Inaiant Ral<ton.... __18-oa. pkg. Per Pkg. Sunday, February 3. Economy m Hubbard or Marblehead ......... lb. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
