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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
AND .mittee. I Thurs., May X, 195? The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, <>reg«»n posed of Evelina Roby, Phillip Volunteer« Work Muy 16, will lie Mr. miti Mrs. the On behalf of the grange Forres* t - , . . McKenzie, And la Martin and Ida Volunteers worked over Claude Aine and Shirley, M'». k । Woods presented J. F. Godard with H08 CIU^ attended a visitation day. An interesting talk was given Muy Harris was appointed to have w«ek end on electrical Frank Bradford, Mrs. Arii«-1 la ~~ HEC. by Mrs. Woods on her homeland. charge Th«- children's boxes will painting, clean-up, finishing and a piece of airplane luggage to April 29. at ‘ Lowell Grange Black, Mr. and Mr i. I Jury Brum appreciation of members The Lj Hebron members who at- Ireland, and the difference bc- I m - sold separately. The date will a new set of steps for emergency (show . Stanley lkm- fii-ld, Mr. and Mr» lx* announced soon. Use replace the old ones on the ' ,or »be many days of work he has tended were: Mesdames Mable. tween England, Canada and th«’ kowskl. Hall committee will lx- former front door. Main entrance i donated. Mr. Godard responded l^Londe, Marie Geer, Levicy Har- : u. S. Hazel Roy Resigns lae Nichols und Walter ittcher. • Mrs E. G, Shen ill I ris, Nora Yearous, Katherine Pat- p Preceding — a song, ‘Gallway Bay,* The resignation of Hazel Roy is now into the ante-room in the > with a few remarks. Dorens invmtx-rx w«-rr host to third mid < ihligalion* m ten. Melvie St Elmo. Pansy Mar Mrs. Woods told nbout the set n«'W addition. Painting will tie con- Program Presented ax Flora wax accepted. Another 14 Crvswi-ll Grange visitors at the foui tli degrees given by (Esther Trunnolli For the program Nellie Harri« tin. Nellie Harris Marian Chap ting of the song. A relay game Flora will be elected next meet tinned after w< rk hour« this week. meeting of Friday. May 2, mid all Henty Snauer ti Mr and Mis. Tim cherry fruit By mid oth<- ing. A great deal of clean-up, grading i gave a reading and Sheila Wood.« man, Mable Powell, Sheila Woods, was played followed by two read enjoyed the "Mother's Day” pro Cliircncc Horn mid Ronald Bas- agricultural [mints intrrest Evelcna Roby and Helena Over- ings by Mrs. Hatris and the HEC M irlan f’haprnan was elected to of grounds and some planting gave a most interesting talk of guard. gram which included tin- follow w ere diecuased. A commit tee will version of “The Lighthouse Keep still needs to be done to qualify | observations of living in Ireland ing numlx-rx Roll cull, "What My Agriculture chairman, Raymond find out the poasibilitiea of getting represent Hebron Grange at the tor the giange improvement con-• where «he was born, in England, The Hebron HEC'gave the pro- er's Daughter" with Mrs. Chap Mother Told Me”; din t by Shirley Wicks, reminded members of the a man with a good spray outfit state grange convention. man as the lighthouse keeper; It was decided to buy the floor test. <m<- large green bush has! Scotland, Canada and various „rum for the meeting following ' Mrs. Geer ax the daughter and Arn«- mid Xhlrlc) Sherrill, “The urgent necrsnlty of spraying for to l><- ready to spiny all local a noon dinner by the Iziwell HEC. been offen d for transplanting. | parts of the United States. ing and put it down this week Little White Cloud that Crud"; the cherry fruit fly nt this tim«' tn-« -, for a souili charge during Mrs. Woods as the vidian. Mrs. "Quotations of Ftunoux Men", by He also recommen«k'd sprays for the few days in which it is neces- under the direction of J. F. G«l- Other» may be offered to the : Alvin Kief and his daughter A song, "Wiidbird" was sung by Harris was nafrator. The program Mrs. Ovcrgaard, Mrs. Geer and grounds committee to take if they j Mabel were guests. Mrs. Ralph Plaiated; readings by gooseberry mid currants now. '4-2' snry to spray. from th. ard. who volunteered to assist as Mrs. Woods accompanied by Mrs. ended by the group singing a Mrs Rayitmnd Wicks, "When Pa a Bordeaux mixture, was rccom county agents office will tx- given he wns granted another week be see fit. Totnniy Clark, Gale Roby Home Eeonomtra Club I hymn, “In the Garden.” , Martin. and Roy Geer are on the cam- 1 Hebron Grange Home Econom- fore he goes to Alaska. Is Sick" mid *'Wh«'n Ma is Sick"; mended for walnut spray. on the radio and by letter when solo by Carrie I ou Sherrill, "Slow- Home »onemte Club the right time cotnes. There is a lk>kc"; pix-nui, "Whnt Matters"; by Cluli members will meet nt the man in charge of enforcing the Tommy Wicks mid "The Child Mv hall, Tuesday, . May 13, for their ' new law in the county that all Mother Usc«j to lx-" by Sue Tryk regular meeting witli Mcsdanics .-berry tie«'« must I m - sprayed or a skit by members of tin- Juve Alphit Pitcher, Wnlt«-r Pitcher mid|(jlg,.n ,,ut nile < ¡range, "Es|M-cially for -Mo- Henry Snauer ns hostei M'**- I Th«' legislative committee wax ther"; poem “Mil's The Grange "Fiesta" lias, ugnin, ofven perfbixsion to fill out the Merlene Peterson. ,J-. May I/1X questionnaire after careful lx-«-n planned for Friday, Mothers Given Flowers 23, mid, a* t her«' lx considerable ^tudy. Mr*. Byrun Houck, usxixt<-<l by work to !«• «ione on the nrticlcx Members were reminded of the Raimild BusM-tt pri-M'nted a |x>tt>'<l t<> bo displayed, nil member* ara I)(,ti|j<-k dinner preceding the plant to Mrs. Pearl Kanel as the m gcd I i<> attend this nu-eting. meeting Muy 17. They were re- mother of the largest family; and , Youth Group minded to bring more things to coriutgrx to Mrs. Carri«' iJtyng. Mi Hyion Houck, youth chair-1 u<>id on the produ«1«' table. the grandmother of th«1 most man, announced the youth garden- Fire < «minUtlr«* Approved grandchildi«-n; Mrs Ciarence : ing project mid requested the as O. M Patten, Lyman Clmzem Horn, the youngest mother: Mn, sistance of bulldozer work to level anil Clare Chapman were ap|x>int- Give Mom a holiday from the kitchen Pcari Kanel, the oldest mother. j the ground, both for gardening and ed on a fire conunittec and em Corsages were also present«*d to i for a softball diamond. l>-roy Pot powered to assist the legislative One of the nicest Mother’s Day gifts Mrs. Vick, of Criswell Grange, ter pledged his assistance. committee in presenting a reso you can give is to take over the kitch Mr*. Jame* Spahr and Mis Ray Th«' youth group will have a lution passed, to other granges, en for Mom—and prepare her favorite, mond Wicks. A combined chorus candy, |x>|>-c<>rn stand at the the Pomona Grange and to State foods for her. You may have a little of Juvenile, Youth mid men Ming I "Fiesta." Grange. It ap|x-ars that th«- pres trouble, at first, keeping her out of the "Faith of our Mother'*" 1 as a Juvenile Grunge ent fine hazard for farmets is du<- kitchen —but she’ll love it! After ail. finale. Twenty-one members and nine not to the law but to thc intcr- planning meals is just about a 52-week i guests wera present at the nwi-l- pretatlon of the law. Alternati- Itrlrgut N amvd schedule for her. That’s why a holi Bryon Houck was elected ns nl- j mg. Birthday cakes were served Safety Contest Stalest day from the kitchen will be a perfect ternnte delegate to the < in-gon ¡during the refreshment hour in The safety program now being treat. To help you prepare attractive, • State Grange session at 1-nGrandc honor of Carrie Lou «Sherrill. conducted by KOBE was an- ; "Butch” Howes, Linda Vaughn and nounced. Blanks for slogans ar«' in June. delicious meals, we’re featuring these Sen Ing committee for Friday, Tommy Wicks who celebrate their , available at some stores. Aside easy-to-fix, "Mom pleasing” foods... birthday anniversaries during ’*,c from the general interest it will at prices that will please her, too. MOTHER’S DAY GIFT IDEA! i month of May. create there are also valuable prizes offered for slogans in nine 3 GROW SI R AWBERRIES fields: fire, home, industry, school. Kinds Busy Baker Crackers 26c IN VOI R BACK YARD j theatres and public buildings, _ ,r , . . ... . .. i motorist«, pedestrians, farm and Don t let the fact that you live : w<XXjs ‘ Tea Timer Crackers l lb. 36c in a home on a small city lot stop I The county manager plan way Lynden I6-OZ. you from eating strawberries out discussed. Member« were warned Jar of your own berry jmteh. Fled MiX For biscuits 40-os. 46c to vote against it at least in its Grow tlwm in a barn-l, a ter ' j present form. raced or a pyramid bed, It was voted to hold d box social Mayday Cooking Oil R. ILdph Clark, < iragon State ; and dunce for the lamcfit of U.S 57c l-lb. Brach’s college extrusion horticulture spec- building fund. A committee com- Glenview Miniatures Box ! inlixt in a new- extension circular. ; Wesson Cooking Oil 59c numhe| M7, entitled "Strawberry Production in Small Areas," which Crisco Shortening 3-lb. can 85c ■ is now readx for distribution. Copies of the four-page mimeo graph may lie obtained from coun- Fancy Peas SugarBelle, 303 can 16c G extension offices or directly — « a - ■ Sliced Bacon ib. 39c lioin • )SC. Includ<-d me plans lot | A | imnAP Lac Mix Dry Milk « pat.-Mixing barrai, terraced IIIIIUCl WldllUo l-lb. pkg. 39c and p> flnWd iI n<wherry beds. The A' Large Eggs d^49c Clbar-cutting of immature forest Jell Well Puddings circular also outlines desirable soil type, watering, fertilization, win- stands is a growing threat to Ore- ter protection, and insect control, Kon s timber growing industry Pastries davidson a . > S.. a s. . X - I A I ill« iin I f f Is,, < »t ta 1 tn About /Ilin, one-half the I total area 30c Any nf the three 'growing de- harvested annually in western i vices are things of beauty as well PirHoc Columbia ApriCOfS Baronet Halves No. ÍH can 25c as a source of straw Ix'rries, Clark Oregon is second growth timber,, * Sweet, whole 34c believes a statewide farm forestry | ! concludes. committee, and then- is a tendency Green Beans Mission cut 2 cans 23c Karo Syrup M toward marketing young, tast DIRECT COMMISSIONS -lb. 24c growing stands which have not OFI FRED SPBCIALIST8 Mayonnaise Nu Made pint 35c Hamilton, Calif.. Because of reached maturity. -7 Silk Toile! Tissue 15c rolls Here's the rub as seen by the Local g* * I the critical nixxl for specialists, 36-lbs. $ Preserves vaiamont 29c-33c-45c for the Fourth Air Force will grant committee headed by Glen Haw Crate Scott Tissue DELEGATE AT LARGE I direct emmmissions to apprnxi-1 kins, Vernonia: Stands harvested rolls 25c Kraft Spreads variety 5-os. 24c matcly 300 college graduates pos-, before they reach the stage of to National Convention scssing the necessary qualifica maximum average growth yield Zee Facial Tissue 400 count 25c Airway Coffee i.n>. 83clh1.64 tions, Maj. Gen. Willlaip E. Hall, only a fraction of the [xnential • Pledged to Choice oi volume and value. commanding general of Fourth Primaries for President The committee which partici 1.70 Air Fotce, has announced. White Magic Soap reg- pkg. 27c Nob Hill Coffee bib. 86c He said the greatest need is pated in the re«’cnt state agri Primario», May 16 for officer specialists in communi cultural conference at Oregon Edwards Insiani Coffee 4-0«. Stat« Highway Chairman. . 1932-35 cation.«. procurement and produc State college said new legislation Lux Flakes 29c reg. pkg. 1941 49 Stat* Treatutor tion. special Investigation, legal, which requires tax assessors to Wrisley Soaps 8 b.r. «a doth 55c weather, psychological warfare, assess land and timber separately N A J. I G I «•«•«<.•. Ch«*, I0M *•«» AM®. Duz Soap Granulated reg. pkg. 29c engineering and scientific fields. wdl encourage premature clear- lbs. Old Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 25c cutting. They suggested that the governor a[>point a commission to make an adequate study of th«- S2-os. pkg. 83c Visit Our unwise clear-cutting trend and i foster a remedial program to re Sierra Pine Soap , 26c duce it. One Ixittlencck in the problem Avocados R1P€ 3for25c Green Onions bunch SC Lifebuoy Soap Bath size 2 •*" 25c is the fact that not more than 10. percent of the state's farm and Grapefruit For A host of real values Red Radishes bunch 5c small \\ cxxilot owners have a good 59c Soap ¡S'X Bouquet 3 -35c Arizona white understanding of forexi tree man agement mid arc applying it to Tomatoes 13.0*. Pkg. 29c Lemons juicefui lb. 17c their w«x>dlands. The total forest land owned bj 17c Lettuce Cnsp 49c Oranges Cahf this type of owner is considerable It figures something between four and five million acres and is split Dry Onions white u». 23c Artichokes ib. 17c I up among more than 30,000 pri-: vatc owners. The state's remaining Carrots Notops lb. 9c Cucumbers 39c privately owned forest, something more than Half the total 10,000,000 acres, is industrially owned, A need, says the committee, is 25-lb. «^.93 30-lb. *3 .88 a greatly intensified forestry ed Bag Kitchen Craft Flour Bag * ucation and assistance program For braising or boiling lb (The Above Prices Effective With Coupon Below) aimed directly at small acreag«’ owners. In th«» Douglas fir ragion, west ern Oregon, only 20 percent of the small forests are well stocked, the committee reported. Fair • stands arc growing on -io percent. GET THE FACTS A similar total is considered under 2-lb. pkg. 21C AND YOU’LL SWITCH TO "half stocked." Brush is th«’ chief obstacle to satisfactory restock •MftHwï Wart WIPO 4«y B m 1»«I ing. Hebron Grange Discusses Cherry Fruit Fly Spray Dorena Grange Host to Creswell '«rosi», A uNE up OF MO»-»««1*® *«•« 3 .« $ JOO Nylon Hose Pillsbury Cake Mix Chicken & Noodles ». 89e 3J2“ Chocolates Royal Satin Shortening 3 - 75* Bacon n' Eggs 35* Best Foods Mayonnaise Immature Forest Cutting Threat Leslie M SCOTT a m Republican = = 6.48 c£p 19c Strawberries 3 19c Local Rhubarb BUY EXPERTLY with a 10c Display M SH5Ä of value! Beefsteaks SAVE 25 Pure Lard Be your own judge SEE! DRIVE! COMPARE.» Liberal Trade-in«! Salmon Chinook lb 7 9’ FARM and RANCH A INCOME TAX RECORD Htqwlr«* n. b«sttk«*slng Ssa«dSMS I Pries* Sill « M il. $101 ..«¡Ä« j COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Cecil Beck Motor Co 711 Pao. Illway So. Ph. 405 FRESH FISH A satisfied customer is your best advert isement after you have advertised for the customer. PHONE 555-556 Sole Fillets lb 59e Snapper rmet. ib.39 Ground Beef Pork Roast Kitchen Craft Flour 100% lean beef Bring this coupon to our «tore and get 25c off the regular retail price of a 25-lb or 50-lb bag of Kitchen Craft Hour. OMII IX Fl RIS MAY 11, 1H1 Loin or rib end Fresh Fryers Pan-ready Pork Shoulder Roast Bacon Jowls lb. For seasoning STORE HOURS - DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 11 SAFEWAY Sunday Through Thursday 9 Till 7 — Friday 9 TUI 9 — Saturday 9 Tiff 7
