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(tOLLEUE MEN MAY APPLY College lie»binen, hoplioilu.n Jr «nett« Kelly, Reporter Mrs. Hal Cochran, Ph. 64641 and junior* may now make appli Phone 315111 ca t ion for Hu- Marine Coips Pin- Mrs, Arthur Hodgers of Eugene toon iMdvr’s Class l«'uding l<> n [ visiti ti April 2.1 with Mrs. li. W. Th«- annual Muy Day pt «»gram <’ommi»»ioti us svcorul hvuicnunt Wheeler. l will be h ’ltl at the Dorena school in th«* U. S. Marine Corps Reserve, Mrs. Hallie Cochran wrote heme gym at 8 p.m. May 1. The pro it has Is’cn announced. Hint she mid the A. B. Cooks ar- gram tin- year I k based on [Mipubir Applicant blanks in the Pacific Hived at Salina, Kansas on Satur- fairy tales and fables with u cast Northwi’Ht may be obtained by day night, April 19. She said the which inciu«les us many students writing the Marini’ Cmps Office! roads were very rough yet from us possible. Everyone is welcome. PliXUKiiaiit Ofllcer, Room 298. the winter conditions, but other May 9 I m the date selected to New U. S Court House, Broadway wise the trip had l>«i’n a good one. honor the mothers who will be iimi Mam Kirtland She found her parents, the Hul their guest! on that afternoon seys, feeling quite well. The Cooks from 1 to 3 p.m. There will also went on to El Dorado, Arkansas be a Doll Festival held in the gym to visit with Mr. Cook's parent». ut the same hours. All mother* Mt. and Mrs. A II. Cook Sr. The of the community me welcome. Cochrans were Io meet them there The lati-st withdrawals from later this week. The return jour school were the Strickland chil ney will be by southern route dren who moved to California and with it visit to old Mexico sched Jack Lynch. uled. Many men of this community Jim Espy was able to return to work this week after several days' are «iff work due to th«’ strike which tied up both Booth Kelly layoff. Mis* ¡Mrothy Hathaway, Esther, Lumber Co. and Bohemia Lumber Mat ion and Ernie Hathaway, went Co. Monday night at midnight. Mrs. Clarence Blackburn of Eu to l-aurelwood academy Saturday. Miss Donna Fay Stephens of Cot gene, Ray Kerr of Vida and Mrs. tage Grove accompanied the Hath Wilbur Pitcher were callers at the away young people. Also Walter I J. H. Spahr and the Henry Kelly WtaYler, who came home Friday homes on Thursday of last week. and rode laick to school with This past week [»roved a l»ad them. Th<> Hnthuways and Miss week for log truck drivers In this Stc[»hcn* returned Sunday. , community. Your cortespondent Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strebc, Fred happened to be an eye witness to Jr. Ted, I >oniil«i nn«i Donna and th«’ accident in which Wilbur baby Joyce, of | »flight Valley, Davis miraculously csc.qx d serious Visited the A. H. Wheelers on Sun injury when the log truck he was day It was the Stidx-s' first visit driving went over the grade on on Silk Cnt-k since they moved Cerro Gordo. The truck was de off the place where the Espy* now molished and the logs eame to rest directly on the Ol’&E trucks. Mr*. H. W. Wheeler ami son Just the day before another log Jack went to Portland last Friday truck broke the trailer reach and to visit Miss Kay Wheeler, who is lost the load of logs on the Rat employed at the Portland sani Creek bridge. The bannister on the tarium and hospital. Jack return south side of the bridge was ed home Sunday evening. Mrs. broken off und truffle was held up Wheeler Will remain for a few for a short time. days, then go on to Washington Kcct LcComptc, (affectionately and Montana to visit her daugh called "The .Sheriff” by many oi j ters an«! their families, the Bests. his friendsi was taken to a Eu-' Deerpark and the Russells of gene hospital last Thursday, A|»nl Great Falls. 24. Please don't forget the Commu Congratulations arc in order for nity club meeting for Saturday night. May 3. Mrs. R. J. Wilson Mr. and Mr*. Phillip J-ake on the I arrival of u baby lx»y April 23, at I reminds everyone to tiring pics. Tlier«’ will I»’ moving pictures and the Cottage Grove hospital. Mis. i a program oi musical entertain Lake is the eldest daughter of Mr. am! Mrs. Ralph Plaisted of ment. Llttk1 Jimmy Allen, son of Mr. this community. Carl Cartwright was a victim of and Mrs. Boyd Allen, hud to spend sonic more time in the hospital the mumps last week. this week because of a bad nose Mrs. H. E. Tryk wishes to ex-1 bleed. He had his tonsils removed press her thanks to her many j last week. ,friend* who inquired a* to the condition of her tiny gianddaugh 12 MILLION PEOPLE I SE ter who was so seriously ill in La.: lit NW NATIONAL FORESTS Angeles recently. Mr. and Mrs ■ According to a report just la Tryk and Eddie and Susan w<-r sued by Frank B. Folsom, in In that city on vacation ut tn< ' charge of the division of recrea time the little girl was stricken. tion and iatids, U. S. Forest Ser Mr. Tryk and Eddie returned home j vice, Portland, alinosi 12 million after two weeks and Mis. Tryk people visited the 19 national for and Susan remained longer. ests of the Pacific Northwest re Mr. and Mrs. Oliver.Crawford gion in 1951. Of this number, some and Milton Harris are driving new 3S million used campgrounds, pic cars. Mrs. Byron Houck has ticen nic, winter s|x»rts areas, und other facilities. Another 81« million under the weather for the past passed through national for- two weeks with a bad cold. Last week's news stated that ests on highwajs and water routes on sightseeing and business trips. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Huffman had bought the A. J. Moore home and it should have been Mr. and Scratch Fads The Sentinel Mrs. Ross Huffman for which I your eoi respondent wishes to apologize. Mrs. Rollo Ward and Charles | Teeter« of Mt. View spent one | whole day planting a new orchard ÖIVE YOUR HEATING near the new house Mr. and Mrs. PLANT A MANO, Ward have nearly completed und hope to move into very soon. USE OUR OIL, Mrs. Henry Kcllj’ drove her son IT'S IM DEMAND/ Bob and Miss Caroline Moore and Miss Margaret Getty to Eugene to spend the week end at U of O. Miss Mtxire and Bob hope to enter that college next fall but Miss Getty has not decided which col lege she will attend. Harry K. Davis ot this commun ity has gone to Washington where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur .Doolittle and two small daughters, who have been living at Myrtle Point the past several months, spent the The way to make sure you past week end at their home here. I are getting the best from Mrs. Henry Monroe and son your burner is to keep your Jerry Mrs. Florence Monroe fuel tank full of our high- spent and Monday in Cottage Grove. heat Fuel Oil. Just phone Milton Harris and Mrs. Eliza- I 548 today. beth Bullington anil children spent I Sunday, April 27, visiting friends I at Albany. All legal Voters are reminded I that the ¡»oils will be held in the I Dorena school gym on May 16. | Latest report on the condition I 711 So. Pac. Iliwny l’h.405 of U. S. Bales, who underwent I surgery last week, was satisfac- I toiy, but he would undergo sur- I Phone HIGH WAY 99 SO. _ _ gery again Tuesday morning of I this week. ! Dorena Full Gos|>cl Sunday I School, under the direction of I Mrs. Powell of Cottage Grove, I met recently to paper and make I other necessary re|»airs on an- I other much needed class room in I their building on Rat Creek. I Another Teen-age dance was I held at the Row River Commun- I ity hall last Friday night, April I 25. I The Dorena Grange presented I the play "All Carrs to the Ros- I cue" at the Engineers club in Eu- I gene April 24, and again at their I own hall Tuesday night, April 29, I as a benefit for the Boy Scout I Troop #13 of Row River. I Joyce Kelly spent the week end I at the Cecil Beck home in Cot- I tage Grove and accompanied them I on a drive to Portland Sunday. I Aubrey Wicks, whose death oc- I cured in Eugene April g4, left I many friends and relatives in this I community. His youth was spent | here where he »Iso attended I school. Our sympathy is extended I to the remaining brothers and sis- I tors. I Mr. and Mrs. Forest Monroe are ■ receiving congratulations on the | "Anything in Wood" arrival of a new son at the Cot- I Ph. 0(17 tag«’ Grove hospital Thursday, I Pac. Iliway 99 So. April 24, a SILK CREEK pulls no ' ' punches DORENA DELIGHT VALLEY Mrs. Roy L. Stone, Phone SMI KA Terry Holliday enrolled in the fourth grade at the school on the She formerly attended 23rd. Mount Vi«’W school. ■i ha eighth grade class: Diana McBee, Billy Olson, Duwayne Layng, Fred Stricbey, Bobby Way anil Elaine Oster visited Cottage Grove Union high school on Wed- nesday to get acquainted with their new home for the coming year. Kenneth Zumwalt was a ' ... land visitor on ’the 23rd. Th«’ Square Dance group enjoy- ed a lively evening of dancing at the Walker hail on Saturday. April 26. The n«’Xt dance will be on May 10. Mrs. Norman Myers, Terry and Marc returned home on Saturday, after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howanl Inscore at Creswell. The Sentinel Office Safes MOSBY CREEK Thum.« May 1, 1952 Thr Sentinel, Cot tac«* Grove, Oremm 9 The Mosby Cr< « k Gettogether' clpb met last Thursday with Mrs. EHK IENCY EXPERT i Time is cried out upon a* a Harry Patten for an all day meet- j The fellow who is smart enough great thief; It is ¡«opie'« own ing. Mm. Eva Y«»ung gave the club | to tell others how to run their ■ fault. Use him well. «nd you will Mrs. Mona Moore and Mrs. ' LziUi*«' Wickendoll, teachers at another quilt top. The plant ex-1 business and too smart to start get fn»m his hand more than he Blue Mountain school, took their {change and surprise [»ackage ex- one of his own is known as an will ever take from your*. Student* to Eugene last Thursday | change was a big success. The ; efficiency expert. —Elizabeth Wetherell for the singing contest and broad- next meeting will be with Mr.< | 'cast from McArthur court. Th ««■ i Mac Teñóle in Cottage Grove. Ai taking cars were Mrs. Jim Boa- ! new member was taken in, Mrs. ’ j tick. Mm. George Woodworth, Mrs. i Ruth Ewing of Cottage Grove. «Wickendoll and Mr. Northway. I Mr and Mrs. Lester RearriAk Í BKD land children, Allen and Judy, *•* TRAFFIC MISHAFM Southbounil: Northbound: sp rit the week end in Portland Another new high in traffic ac- ( 2:20 a.m. 8:94 a.m. visiting i datives. cidents tool: place in Oregon last I 10:53 a.m. »7:06 a.m. Mr and Mrs Everett Wright of i^r as reports of 75,147 motor! *3:25 p.m. 10:2? a.m. Ri-eiLport were callers Sunday at vehicle mishaps were received by ••6:10 p.m. 2:35 p.m. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orin state traffic authorities. Secretary ».•7:10 p.m. 6:43 p.m. Land. of State Earl T. Newbry reported I 6:40 p.m. 11:12 p.m. Pfc. Ralph Dobson of Camp ,f>day. Accidents totaled 74,106 in 1950. »C.G. to Portland, •Portland to Pendleton called on Gordon Pat originates C.G. Medford only ten one day last week. They were old schoolmates a few years back. Since 1943, sixty new pine tree' »»Medford to ••Portland to Mrs Harry Castle went to Eu- farms, embracing a total of m,-\ Portland only C.G. only gene last Thuisday to program | 780 acres, have been established planning day in place of Ada Over- in Oregon. NEW SCHEDULE CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS Just gathered myself a lovely crop of FRESH SPRING VEGETABLES a in SAFEWAYS GARDEN ROOM New ’¡Show Down" way gives the true facts about why the BIG'52 DODGE MOBILE ¿KID ... outvalues them all for roominess, comfort safety,', dependability! Cecil Beck Motors V.LLOMAX 548 Water Runs from Modem Eaves... through Aluminum! Bowser Bros. Carpenter Shop i ton, whose mother was ¡11. Mr». Harry Cast Ir. Reporter Phone M8J3 Tomato Juice They’re in by the truck load! A big, wonderful assortment of dew-fresh vegetables. Selected for you by Safeway's expert buyers, right in the growing areas. Come gather younelf a lovely crop of fresh spring vegetables in our Garden Room now. Asparagus Chunk Tuna Fish lb. heads bunch Porter's Fril-lets Garden Finn 7-oz. Potted Meat Syrup Soda Crackers f Sleepy 24-oz. bottle Hollow Busy Baker Highway Fresh Salmon Chinook Fresh Snapper n-« Fillet of Sole 33c 12-oz.bottle 23c 2-lb. pkg. 43C 14-ot. Bottle 29c 79c lb. 39c lb. 59c ROUND STEAK, Choice lb. $1.05 SWISS STEAK, Choice lb. $1.05 T-BONE STEAK, Choice lb. $1.20 SIRLOIN STEAK, Choice lb. $1.08 BONELESS BEEF STEW lb. 79c PURE GROUND BEEF lb. 59c PORK CHOPS, Center Cut lb. 69c TASTY SHORT RIBS lb. 45c Poultry Buys Fresh Fryers ib.65c Hen Turkeys ib.59c Turkeys Fryerib.72c 45c !b. 79c SHADY LANE RI TTER •AA' LARUE EGGS TIDE Detergent MARGARINE. Delrlch lb. 29c MARGARINE, Sunnybank lb. 29c 19-oz. pkg. 31c pkg. 29c do*. 60c DI'Z Soap 56-07.. pkg. 79c PEANUT BITTER, Beverly 12-07.. jar 33c VEL Detergent 15-07.. pkg. 31c Mrs. Wright's BREAD WHITE MAGIÖ 23-07. pkg. 27c Hi tto CRACKERS Smoked Meals WESSON OIL .93 1'j-lh. SPRY SHORTENING 1-lb. pkg. 36c corm ; HO tTk« Ab««« Prien IW«cti»« With C««p«« t«l«w> Nob Hill CoHee 1 SAVE 25' 1-lb Kitchen Craft Flour i-ib 86c 2-lb. 1.70 Airway Coffee ON A 2S-U. O* 50-U. tAG OF OFFtR CXPIRIS MAY 11, 1»M LHl 3 1-lb 3-lb. 85c 4 rolls 39c PEANUT BUTTER, Peter Pan 12-oz. jar 10c Piece Bacon lb. 39c Smoked Picnics lb. 41c Hams, half or whole 12-16-lb. av. lb. 57c Sliced Bacon. Reg. lb. 43c Sliced Bacon, Fancy U»- 55r COCKTAIL PEANUTS, Planter’s 8-oz. can 35c BON OLIVE OIL, 4-oz. bottle 24c Prices in this ad effective thru Sunday, May 4 83c 2 ib* ’1.64 Edwards CoHee Piina «hl» eoupoa Io our »tore and «rt »Se off the regular retail prie» o( » (MS. or 50-lb tag of Kitchen Craft Hour. qt. 59c SHORTENING, Royal Satin 3-lb. 79c COMFORT TISSUE i 29c 2/23c 17c STEAKS from the sea u>. 9c tall can 14c Kitchen Craft Flour No. 2 Can 23c 19c 25c 2 ,,w 19c BABY FOOD, Gerber’s or Heinz 12/61.60 RINSO Soap 1-lb. pkg. Sliced Pineapple FRESH MILK. Reg. or Homo. WIENERS, Oscar Major U-oz. 49c CHERTB MILK 43C Egg Noodles Fancy Pack 314-oz. can Apeteezer No. 4 Can Del Monte Catsup 9c lb. No. 2 Can Torpedo Lasselle Applesauce bunch 3/?5c Cabbage Avocados ««, Rhubarb Local Lemons JuiCi IL. Oranges Valencia 5 lb*. 49c Carrots Calif. Grapefruit Florid. n». 10c Tomatoes 46-oz. Can All Green Gardenside Center Cuts 19c Yakima Asparagus a,. 15c Crisp Lettuce Finn 5c Green Onions For tasty lb. 19c Tender Peas fresh 5c Red Radishes Flavorful lb. 39c Firm Cucumbers Crisp Zucchini Squash - Fresh lb. 19c 15c Fresh Spinach Pre-cloaned 5-lb. bag 55c Winesap Apples salads Sunny Dawn 91C 1.80 SAFEWAY I
