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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1953)
of Seappose 'w ere week end visi- to Eugene Saturday and purchas Thiirs., Jan. 8, lflöS The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Plueard and I was x, guest for several days at ; tors a t fehp.Len Brow|n home. They ed "a nice trailer house to . use i thd-Tl A. W a'd home; family. Jty Gene Meacham M r». Florence Krikseit plan t ' visit in California on the when they want to go cam ping Mrs. Ralph Aubrey and t hree La-Vina and Sharon Eriksen Phone IKMGJI way to ..\iiz o n a . o. travel,ng. Recent callers at the home of visited with friends a t Disston daughters. Mrs. Patricia K err and Mr. and Mrs. T u rp in of C ottage M ;- -.'G ra c e ("nirp gave a New Mr. and Mrf. J. B: Nelson visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goodell of Dis-J a fte r church Sunday, Nancy ;tn<jijJnda Aubrey were in- live spent th e week ertd nt- th e Y ea rs dinlter in honor of the sil ston were Mr. and Mrs Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lofting Voheil m Tin aut mobile wreck 'd in, Portland»» v»-tr»'Ne\C'Yea: s ■Roy Pi rini home. ver w edding' iiriii'e ria ry f Mr. Eriksen and children. LeRoy of Independence spent the week °Pe ^a- 'asl "'bile in Eugene and watched the Rose Bowpgame M r i-t+rl A teg JJfld .e Becker, on uu”l Mrs. I lari y H olt "oJL Crj’sweil.. p,tr,id<‘ on • L-levtsi^n,— - Peterson and Marion Smith of end a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. •Sonc of J he occupant- ef the car Building Supplies — Dry Goods Sunday g u e s t s - a t t he-riorite of tcrtain t^l ten coupre- in TTfeir-new-’-Thtfsc-j&'.ci-e 3d reial ivcsp-jiroscnt; Minneapolis, Minn., who have Frank Coon. were injured, except XSnt-v. who hom«**- i New Year's, eve p a r ty A I :jd Mrs H a rry UoJlL'ind.fam- M ill and Logging Supplies — ------:------ _ r r : .. received head injuries and was in visited relatives here ’the past Mr. 'a n d Mrs. Elm er Jack May of I)ie University of ily, Mr. and M:s. Philip Holt and c the hospital .for two days, but is were. n r and Mrs. Ja c k C. K err month. went to the coast Saturday General Freight — Lumber — Venter ind son Kenneth of Roseburg; W ashington was a .holiday guost 1 nr.ily, 'all of Creswell; Mr. and now recovered Ruth Ann Cline was an' after had no luck fishing. Mrs William WUIiajtn N A eum e n m ann, a n n /a t tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. W aiter DeBoer and family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs George Costello M” 1 church guest a t the Eriksen home '* * * Mr. and Mrs. Padl A rthur spent ' knd Children of Dallas ? Texas -»«d sons Greg and P eter of Van- Thomps n Jr. “ of Ashland; Mr. and'M rs. Clayton a week ago Sunday/ the week end with Mr. and Mrs. were visitors recently i d recently of M r. Cas- coyyer. Wash : Mr. and Mrs. Wil- New Year's eve guests at the Payne o f . PrairieL C U y: Mr. and DAILY — FAST — DEPENDABLE SERVICE Between San *Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitfnan Ted Undetwcod and family at.E lk- '.¡an ('link and ri w:ghters Delore« Sidiu > M eacham home w eia Mr. M;s. W illis _B.xih-.-r and family • ' : 1 ! 1 hello's sister. Mrs. Guy Deedon. Francisco • O a k la n d - • Medford • Grants Pass"* Roseburg and daughter Sharon spent sever ton. • J and Christy oTX »ateridge-and Mr. and M s. Eldon Thompson and and M r . F lo ra .Holt o L C u rtijt. Mr. and Mrs. Amos K etcher al days in P ortland the past weelf. • Cottage Grove • Eugene • Corvallis • Albany • Salem ágvr" . • ' - ' " S ' Mr. and MYs O tto tire g b ry spent Herbert Raymond went to a side visited on New Year's day at and M rs;R a y Bishop and d au g h te r sons E d u a r d .’.Daniel, and G ary Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson and Eugene hospital Sunday and un Beekey of Springfield. of Le>ran. : Mr. and Mrs. C lay to n ; Y ears at f . ledo'visiting Witlr • Portland • Seattle and Way Points. « • •v » 'a u - ' I 1 children and Leroy Peterson were derwent surgery Monday morning the Howard Keene home at Sagi Sonja Twiehetto and son Tim- -Payn. of 4»rair«-. City ; M r .a n ti- totirrives, — 7—7—=*»---- *'? ' J- naw. 1 ■ jn ey of ’ Reno. -Nev... a n '-v isitin g Mrs. Leslie Cl-ane, David. A i n l r c a 3 ^ , w w L . :■ : i sz New Year’s eve supper guests of Claude Jones returned Saturday ' M r.-and Mrs. Pere Tonale were Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Eriksen. ’ to Grapd Ronde, after visiting the Visitors one-day lastyweek at the w ith Mr and Mrs. F rcd ’Thohipson.. JefMniav -Su-^«.. Stephen and D E B A T A B L E Q VEST1O N ' J r . and family. -‘ M u . G race Ginns.-Albert. Erwin, Mr. and M rs. Clarence Wine- D eanT ’lueard's home. It is a-d eb atab le question as to home of-their s o n jla rz ld in Ro.se- Mrs. Karen L. Thom pson' re- Pntitj and-Leslie. ail of Curtin.. lhger and children returned S a t which is th e , g re a te st evil the • Mrs. Miller and son Michael. burg. turned to -the home of her son, t Mr. and Mrs. Fritch of Valley u rd a y afterrioon from a few days Mr. and Mrs. Amundson . and co untry being in th e red, or Reds Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Strickland vfSit at The Dalles w ith relatives Michael -visited New Years with and fam ily-returned Sunday from Fred Thompson. J r . en .Christinas City, S D ak, spent Friday night being in th e country. ... at . the J. IE Sowli s home They OREGON'S J Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan and fam Atcnta, Calif., where they visited mbrhing. She plans to make her w enj on their waj? to Portland to residence there,• ■entertained a l^tge group of ily. Mr. St: iekland’s sister. M rs. Ray Time is a mortal thought, the M r, atjd M:À Ed Brown and see their daug/iter after spending a friends of the Culp Creek Assem Misses June and Patricia Potts Hoover, and with M r.-Strickland's Bertha Rodgers spent th e evening a week at. Rogue Rive; at ’the d'.vi-or ol v.iueh is tin ’ solar y i.e • bly-at .their home >t Mt. View on went, to. Oakland over the New parents. Mr. and Mrs. BI O. S trick CARRIER Eternity is God's m easurem ent of home of their, son antDMaughter- New Year’s day. A potluck supper Year holidays to visit friends land. who were there - from 'Ven of January 3 w ith. Mr. and M s. in-law. M b . ^nd Mrs. Jay Fritch. Soul-filled years, — Mary Bake: was served and a pleasant a fte r 1 Patiicia took ’sick -with tonsîïilis dei, Idaho, and sisfer arid family, Len Brown of Bock Creek. M ri’ahd Mrs. J. R./Sowles Went lidtiy / Clara Brow n and Altec Langdon noon and eveningwias enjoyed by' and was unable to return on the Mrs. Balford Buckles from Ash- those present. bus, so Mr. and Mrs. Jack P otts ltyid. Recent callers at the Eriksen motored down to get them Mon ?.lr. and Mrs. W. C. Norman and home were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer day. tjij>id children of Sunnyvale. Calif . 'Goodell, Mr. and Mrs. .Ray Good weré guests over the New R eal's The Leonard Whitman.,lanwiY. ■week end a t, Mrs. Norman's b rò ; ell and children. enjoyed television, ice cycles of Service Club' meets Thursday, ther and sister-in-law, ,Mf. and January 8 at the Culp Creek 1953 in Portland and visited Mrs. Frank Perkins. X friends in' Salem th r e e days last school. Mrl and MisTDavid LaBlue and Grade school studbhU enjoyed week. - daughter of Lebanon were recent a two weeks vacation reporting “ The Sky W atchers near Dorena visitors at the F rank LaBlue heme. for classes on JanuarjwSfrisW '-^ ' a re-bow on duty. Last report was Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridges and Mrs.1 Gladys Mazae leturned th at more volunteers w ere need family' of Mt. View were New- Year's dinner guests at the home from Salem, w h e re ‘‘she had spent ed. of Mrs. Bridges' brother. Lloyd the holidays to the hofne of Leona Whet ham. G arrett where she has roomed the Johnny Odle of Oakridge visit .past term s while teaching a t Culp M rs. J. W . U s h e r ed recently with Billy Ketcherside. Creek school. Telephone 3SF5 Judy LaBlue visited overnight Mr. S. O. Reed of Dorcna is driving a new pickup. Mr. and Mrs. Miller Smith and last Wednesday w ith Patricia Clyde Roberts, returned for a daughter of G iants Pass were Montgomery' at Cooley Hill and few days following his discharge overnight visitors of Mr. Sm ith's accompanied the Montgomerys to from the army at Fort . Lewis, aunt. Mrs. F rank LaBlue. The a social evening of the Hebron ;— - CHECK THESE ECONOMICAL BREAKFAST VALUES Wash., to visit his sister, Leona Smiths had been visiting a t Bend grange. G arrett. He planned to leave for with an uncle. Ellsworth Dame- - John Sullivan of Blackbufte N orth Carolina to visit relatives wood, and were enroute to their was an overnight visitor Friday of Not man Abeene. !.. the, last of the week. home when they shopped here. Suzanna Mr. and Mrs. Clement T nw nsend Leona G arrett left Saturday for Mr. and Mis. D. S. M artin of B rand , ,a week's visit with her daughter, Gooding. Idaho, visited last week had for guests at a New Year's Mrs. Leie Tucker,-in California. I U-ith Mr. M artin's mother, Mrs. dinner at their home, Mr. Town Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Jones, Rosie Mart in. They went from here send's mother, Mrs. C. E. Town Sandra and Steven of Disston to southern California to remain send and the latter'S son. Buddy spent New Year’s and were over- for a month or more while Mr. and Mr. arid-M rs. Itvin G ustaf- night guests at the home of M r.' M artin i.< convalcsing fr;m an son. all of Colturg and'^Mr. and BEVERLY Jones' sister and family, Mr. and operation wthich he underwent re- Mrs. Ford (C arr and daughter EI- It’s Time to Save on- ' ~ = ‘ len of tzsgsderi. - Bi owns-/ ‘ ccntly in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rippy of vflle. They returned home F rid a y ’ Mrs. Joe Premazzi was in-Port- rtffornnnn - - land three days the first of the Long Beçch, CMif^ jy ere dinner afternoon. Dalewood Bohemia L u m b e r company week faking medical treatm ent. guests on New Year's day of Mr. 1-lb. worked Monday, Tuesday, W ednes -Mr. and Mrs. E . M. Wood and Hippy's sister, Mrs. Earl Davis. Dean Addington had his tonsils day and Friday of last week. daughter Shenne of Seal Rock Booth Kelly workers enjoyed a and Mr.- and Mrs. M. E. Bowser remove,! one day last w eek-at the • SMALL WHITE — two-day vacation the last of -the of Cottage G r o v e were recent Cottage Grove-hospital. • GREAT NORTHERN Mr. and Mrs. Milton T uray and guests of Mr. and M rs/T . A. Ward. week. PINTO High school .students were oPf . Visitors a t the Bennett Newton sons visited during the Christm as and New Y eat’s holidays with for New- Years' day, returning to home on New Year's eve • IDAHO RED -- Mrs. Newton's parents, Mr. arid relatives in Seattle and ‘ with classes on Friday LADY BETTY Mr, and Mrs. S, O. Reed enter", Mrs. D. M. Fullbright of Yon- friends in Moritesano. Wash., tained relatives at dinner on New ealla; Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Haji where the T urays formerly lived. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Plalsted Year’s day. Guests were Mr. and and d au g h ter of Los Angeles and Mrs. Robert Groat, son Ralph, and Mf. and Mrk. Ja c k 'C a rte r of Cot- and family of-Doreoa^were-feucsls on New Y ear's day of th e ir son- +age GroVK Leslie G roat o f Dorena. Mr. and Mrs. W esley Cross and in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. George DeW itt 2-lb. 2-lb. 2-lb. 2 -lb and children of Disston were S a t daughtej- Karen of Cloverdale, Philip Lake. 2 -lb . Bag of ca n can Mr. and Mrs. Harley Williams ca n can urday evening guests a't the home Calif., were recent Visitors of Mrs. 8 ban ca n Cross' aunt, Mrs. Ralph Aubrey. * of Saginaw w ere recent dinner . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deedon and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos ' children were. New; Year’s day Ketcherside. MUTUAL Mr. and Mrs. J. L ..Strickland guests ' of . Mr. and Mrs. Clyde visiteij 'one evening last week in SELECTIVE FUND Brown at Walton. „ B el A ir V e g e ta b le M ix 10-ox 2 1 c Sh-epy i|o llo w Syrup 24-oz. 50c Busy Baker Crackers 1-lb. 26c Gerber’s Baby Food . cans 9c Mr. and Mrs. L A. Pool and C ottage Grove at the Lloyd Gore STOCK FUND and Bob Jackson homes. I sons who have bpen living on a Fleet M ixyor biscuits 40-oz. 39c Bel A ir F ren ch F r ie s '„.9-OI. 2 1 c Vermont Maid Syrup 24-oz. 52e O C 'r b z iv J Fresh Milk, 3.8' qt. 24c Mrs. M yrtle Lake visited ovepr ranch a t New Plymouth, Idaho, KitcfieiFÓraft FIAur 10-lb. 98c SYNDICATE OF AMERICA the past year, have been visitors qight Saturday in Cottage Giyve Nu Made Mayonnaise qt. 68c *AA’ I-argv E ggs dog. 77c W oodbury Soap 8 b a th b a rs 8 5 c m J eA«r M i the past week at the G rant Dulley w ith SH-s. Lillie Jam es a n rf'o n N r pr*dpR Sunday afternoon accompanied Royal Sa^n Shortening 3-lb 88c Lunch Box Spread pint 34c home. They have bought a home Shady 1.114?»- Butter Fresh lb Tftc W oodbury Soap 8 re g . b a n 2 5 c in Cottage Grove and are moving Mrs. Lough and Mrs. Jam es to im iS IflfB SERVICES Dole Pineapple Juice 6-oz. 21c Skylark Bread, variety 1-lb. 20c Nob Hill Cofft-c Thrifty 1-lb Wit- from New Plymouth, into the home the home of Mrs. Jam es’ brother, MINNEAPOUS I , MINNESOTA S w e e th e a r t Soap, D eal 4 r e g 2flo Ray Williams, at Lorane. Or M eW, rfp om I ao<T «M corpo" bofcoc here this week. Dole Chunk Pineapple #211 29c Mrs. Wright’s Bread I^ -lb . 28c Nob Hill Coffee Hearty 2-lb 1.70 Mr. and Mrs. H arry Elfving en W h ite K in g S o a p ... 22-oz. 2 9 c RO b Ë rt " ï Ô V NG tertained on New Y ear's day with LIKELY TO LOSE Bel Air Green Beans 10-oz. 21c Krispy Crackers 1-lb. 26c Airway Coffee, Mild lz-Jb. 79c 429 Madison Ph. 193L People, who insist on passing on a family dinner at their home. Whitt- M agic S o a p 28-ox. 27© — o r n i tiro proopoeïo» d o » i b i s ( Be! Air Kernel Corn 10-oz. 19c Guests were two of Mr. Elfving’s. hills and curves still have not 4an<- Arden Cookies pkg. 27c Airway Coffee, Mellow 2-IK 1.57 learned from ..sad experiences of brothers and families. Mr. and W hite M agic B lea ch g a l. 2 7 c _ Bel Air Baby Limas 10-oz. 25c J. Arden Sandwich, choc pk. 23r □ Iaoootoro M a t u l Eduards.C offee, Rich 1-lb. 91c Mrs. Alton Johnson and son of the past th a t they are just as □ l a O M o n S lo t» Fon d Amulet. Sask. Canada, and Mr. likely to lose as- tu « in. Blu W h ite B lu in g , D e a l 4 /8 1 « □ b r u t o n Solootiro Foad Bel Air Spinach 14-oz. 19c Jane Arden Fig. Bars pkg. 45c • Edwards Cof. fragrant 2-lb 1.80 I and Mrs. Lehman Johnson of Cot □ Ia ro o to n Sya- •< A u . tage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hamiriopd and children and M r, AMo MAKE YOUR and Mrs. Gordon Elfving. a lso Mrs. Sadie Van Schoiacfc of - Cot tage Grove. CELLO PKG. 18c VARIETY PORTER'S Archie Wheland of Roseburg 8-tfcxx CURTIN CULP CREEK We Haul 'Cm A ll- PIERCE FREIGHT LINES, INC. ZfeZ f Phone 1 5 5 ^ ' Cottage Grove SAFEWAY has what it takes to give your folks an old-tim e HEARTY BREAKFAST Thornton Corners Pancake Flour PE A N U T BUTTER Margarine 4 TastyEmpress Strawberry 65c Plum Peach 59c Apricot Raspberry 59c 59© 39c DRY BEANS TOILET SO A P 35C 29$ 56e SAVINGS Pay Higher Dividends Spaghetti & Macaroni CURRENT RATE CAR HARD TO START? fen Annum Save with a Local Institution W here FUNDS Are INSURED UP TO $10.000 b y ** Let our dependable service department check it for you. ' the Federal Servings an d Loan Corporation TUNE-UP BRAKES LUBE JOB ¿ CHECK LIGHTS McCoy Motors Funds R eceived b y the 10th earn from the first. The proven policies of The First Federal of Eugene are governed bjr the follow ing Board of Directors: O. K. Burrell, Worth Harvey, F. B. Harlow, Don R. Husband, C. R. Man- erad, E. 1. Pitkin, E. T. Stetle. IRSI FEDERAL . C h r js k r -P ly m o u fh S a le s and S e r v ic e 6 th a n d W a sh . Conveniently Located 248 EUGENE MEDICAL CENTER p h ®“ ‘‘ 64 59i Spore Ribs k . b .39« Our method of trimming gives you a roast loaded Urith good- eating meat. Blade c u t Gov ernment graded. Round Steak Rump Roast Beef Sirloin Steaks T-Bone Steaks Cube Steaks Short Ribs Ground Beef lb. Loin or 7 9 c Pork Roast End Cut ib. 4 6 c u>. 7 5 c Pork Chops cSter ib. 6 5 c u>. 7 9 c Pork Shoulder R«a»tib.38c u». 95 c Pork Steaks S«tuldcr- 45 c ib. 6 5 c it. 89<; Leg 0' Lamb ib. 4 9 c nx 3 8 c Lamb Shoulder 4 9 c Lamb Rib Chops lb. Fresh Fryers 24<n. pkg. Campbell's Sonps 29< i 6 89c ARIZONA MARSH SEEDLESS GRAPEFBUn CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES Dried Prunes 4-lb. pkg- 75 2-lb. pkg. I :
