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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1953)
o P uro H Tin- Sentim i, C o tta g e Grove, O regon Dorena to Attend Aircraft Meeting I5y J ea n ette K illy D O R EN A A ll residents of Culp Creek, Disston und Dotena v ic in ity as fa r down the line as the Grange H a ll are rem inded to attend the A irc ra ft m eeting at the Row R ive r C om m unity H a ll, Thursday evening, A p ril 9, at 7:30 p.m., w ith L t. Guan, Sgt. Bradley, and A irm an Mecht. in charge. Every regular obsei ver who serves at the Dorena Post is urged to attend and b rin g as many guests as possible. Leah Pullen was hostess T h u rs day, A p ril 2 at a b onfire and w ie ner roast honoring the Dorena G irls V olley B all Teams v ic to ry in the tournam ent. A ll the team were able to atte n d except Eaye W eir, Anna Reeves, Susan T ry k , and Sharon H icku m . The coach M ilto n H a rris und fa m ily were also present. Mrs. Ilene C u rrin , a teacher in the local school has been ill the past few days. Mrs. Glenn P erkey has been s u b stitu tin g in her place. Mrs. Avanelle W icks, cook at the schorl has also tieen on the sick lis t the past few days w ith * PH O N E a x o ★ W ed.. T hurs., F rl., Sat., A p ril 8-9-10-11 “ M O NTANA B E L L E ” Jan e R ussell, (¿corgi- B rent, Scott Brady. TECHNICOLOR. — Added— B I OS BI N N Y C A K T t’N E REV 1 I. till m inutes of reel fun. Sun., Mon., A p ril 12-18 “ I LOVE M ELVIN” Donald O'Connor, Deblile Reynoldn. TECHNICOLOR. Tues., Wed., April 11-15 "THE H A PPY TIM E” M a n ila Hunt, Louis louril.ui, C harles Itoyer. — Also— “THE SEC RET S H A R E R ” Jam es Mason, Michael Pule, (■cm- L oilJiart. T h u n ., Erl., S al.. April 18-17-18 “T ill N D E R B IR H S” John D erek, Mona Freem an, John Barrym ore Jr. Added — Special “THAR SH E BLOW S” An au th en tic w baling picture. * PHONE 2 1 0 « I. A T liu n ., April !» CLOSED. Fri., S at., Sim.. Mon., Tuen., April 10-11-12-18-14 Tlmr*., April 9. 19S.1 Walker Club Sets Clean-up Day 12th By Mrs. Ruby B enston S A G IN A W Board members of the S ag in a w -W a lke r C om m unity club held a m eeting at the clu b house at W a lk e r recently. I t was voted to have a elean-up day Sun day, A p ril 12. A p o tlu ck d in n er w ill be served at 1:30 and any one in the fo u r d is tric ts a le in vited. F rie n d ly N e ighb rs C lub w ill meet again A p ril 9 at the home o f Mrs. W a lte r Sells in Cottage Grove. M r. and M rs. Robert Keene Spent last T hursday evening at the home of R obert's aunt, Mrs. Frances W ille y , o f Rbseburg. M is . Babcock, teacher in the p rim a ry room, was a d in n er guest last T h u rsd a y evening at the Jake S chw arzer home. M r. and M rs. H a rry L a ird sjicnt E aster Sunday at the home of th e ir grandson, R ichard L a ird , and fa m ily o f C uttage Grove. M r. and Mrs. L o w e ll Benston and Pete Hayes spent the week end in eastern Oregon. Between F o rt R ix'k Ju n ctio n and Sum m er Lake they saw m ore than 200 deer and reported them in very fine shape fo r th is e a rly in the spring. V is ito rs Sunday at the C. G. Keene home were Mr. and Mrs. Glen W e s tfa ll and daughter: Mr. and Mrs. B ill Keene and sons and M r. and Mrs. Lewia Conley and sons, al o f Cottage Grove. Mrs. B eatrice Larsen s u lis titu tin g in her place. Mrs. F ra n k lin S te w a rt spent several days last week in the C o t tage Grove H ospital re tu rn in g to her home S aturday evening. Also in the local hospital is the sm all (laughter of M r. and Mrs. Joe Campbell o f this com m unity. M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Larsen and Judy spent the past week end at Weed, C alif. M r. and Mrs. Floyd Plowman and Richard spent Easter week end here w ith M r. and Mrs. Ray Steele, parents of M is. Plowman. Linda Hancock o f Eugene is spending the week at the home o f her grandm other, Mrs. A rth u r Bales. W ord reaches this v ic in ity that Guy Hancock who recently en tered the Navy likes the life o f a sailor very much. Mrs. M ary Russell and Bonnie and D ick of Elorenee spent the past week end here w ith her bro th e r and fa m ily , M r. and Mrs. Amel S m ith. Mrs. H. C. M cF arland who was I stricke n w ith a severe heart a t- | tack entered the Cottage Grove H ospital on Easter Sunday. M r. and Mrs. L e i H a rt and children le tu rn e d to th e ir home in ' S u th e rlin Monday a fte r spending I a week here v is itin g relatives. M r. and Mrs. James P itch e r o f ( K la m a th F alls spent Sunday night at the home of M r. and Mrs. ■ J. If. Spahr. M r. P itc h e r is a I nephew of M is. Spahr. Monday evening guests at the Spahr home were M r. and Mrs. ' W ilb u r P itch e r of Disston. M r. and Mrs. LeRoy Pullen and fa m ily spent Easter Sunday at ' Newberg where they hel|M*d M r. | Sanford C ranm er, fa th e r of Mrs. P ullen, celebrate his e ig h ty -fo u rth birth d a y. Bob K e lly, a student at the U of O, spent the past week end at his home here. In the firs t 30 months of Korean action the U. S. A rm y fire d m re than 6(X),000 tons of 105 mm a m m unition against the enemy. “T E X A S C A R N IV A L ” Red S k elton . E sther W illiam*, Howard Keel, TECHNICOLOR. Wed., T h u n .. A p ril 15-18 CLOSED. DANCING F e rn rid g e P a rk B allro o m SA V E 16c How often do you hear someone say, "A dollar just doesn’t go anywhere these days”? Here’s proof that your dollar goes a long way at Safeway. Just look at the terrific buys on this page...and we have more for you at the store! MORE POWER TO YOUR DOLLAR! REG. 29c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 46-oz. cans Town House SAVE 16c SA V E 11c SAVE 3 15c No. 2'/a cans Hostess Delight SA V E 5c REG. 2 / l 5 c TOMATO SAUCE Taste Tells SA V E 8c 29c REG. 37c F1U I7 COCKTAIL REG. 36c CAKE MIXES 3 X Con-Bag ■ ONLY 4 Apple Juice Grape Juice & Pineapple Juice ¿„,9 Pineapple JuiceDul04 4 Tomato Juice 7 Spaghetti Lunch Meat 3 Campbells Soup Parade Detergent 4 White King Soap 2 White Magic Soap 5 Toilet Tissue ’£ 2 , 10 Hood River Reg. quarts Twin Peaks SAVE He Reg. No, 2 cans SAVE 2Hc Reg. 32c 46-oa. cans SAVE 16c Reg. 29c SAVE 5c Reg. 15c SAVE 17c Reg. 39c SAVE 12c Reg. 14c cans SAVE 26c Reg. 36c 19-ox. pkgs. SAVE lie Reg. 57c 46-oz. pkgs. $1 1 SAVE Reg. !7c 23-ox. pkgs. ss „ Every Saturday Nite S1 Reg. 28c 4 » o«. rf- bottles Libby 46-oz. Brand cans Franco- Am erican ni*« 1 SI SI 12%-oz. cans Oscar Mayer 12-ox. cans s 1 Reg. s SAVE Reg. 15c 2 /2 3 c It) ml. out w est I llll V eneta Road ’I S1 SAVE !2 c _________________D____________________ All-You C A I Cl A 23r Pillsbury—3 Kinds STO RE IIOCKS 9 a.in. to 7 p.m. except F rid ays 9 to 9 Reg. No. 2'/a cans Calirose or Exposition Freestone Variety rolls only SI SA V E 24c REG. 31c HIGHWAY PINEAPPLE A cans Delicious Ifalf Slices S A V E 12c' REG. 38c LAC MIX DRY MILK 3 I-lb . cartons Makes 15 Q uarts SA V E 12c REG. 14c 8 PORK & BEANS No. 300 cans Van Camps SA V E 8c REG. 9c PLAY FAIR DOG FOOD £2 Pets love it! SAFEWAY GUARANTEED STEAKS Everyone guaranteed tender and juicy. AU Beef. Lamb and Veal sold at Safeway bears the U S . Government Grade m ark—"U S. C H O IC E " or “ U S GOOD." Every cut is well aged for tender ness and carefully trimmed of excess waste before it is offered for sale to you FILL YOUR SHOPPING BAG WITH THESE to th e inuale of 50 ■■ C O TTAG I 4«k S’ IA ,.l H * » E L D R E D tJLASPEY mid Ids orchestra G l I O V f T H iA T R E V . < U N M ’ Sj s ■ f M IA E L Y S DEV I RAI X Wed., Thurs.. Fri., Kat., April 8-9-10-11 “ RIDE ’EM COW BOY” Abbott anil ( ostello, Dick Forali, The Merry Mai-». 9:80 - 12:80 — Also— “CORPORAL IMH.AN DOES A. W. O. L.” Eddie Alberi F aye Marlowe. llllllllier'.* Sun.. Mon., Tiles., April 12-18-14 •LOOK WHO'S LAI ( . IIING ’ Lucille Bull, Inin nr B ergen, Fibber McGee mid MolK. —Also— “TIGHT SHOES" Broderick ( i aw ford. Blnnle Barnes, Leo < arrillo. We<|., T lm rs.. I'd., Sal., April I5-I8-I7-IM "COBRA WOMAN” — Also— “S L E E P Y TIME GAL” Navel Oranges W a tc h th e Spot , Is th is 5 O l R phone Sahu, Marla Montez, Jon lla ll. TEC H N H t ll.lilt . at Display — Average 8 to 9 pounds talen ted sin ger w ill also appear every S atu rd ay nite. $1.00 per person ini I. tax F ree C a r W ash nt D & D A ssociated No strin g s attached. Bring in th is ad. Judy ('unova, Tom Brown. I 'll « 9th 10 All you can get in Toter Bag Grapefruit Seedless........... 3 bag 39c Asparagus Grown.......... ». 2 lbs 29c Rhubarb &£„_..... 2 «». 19c Green Onions 3 14c Red Radishes 3 hunches 14c New Potatoes > a 3 llls 25c Crisp Leiluce ... u>. 14c (or Pork & Beans N.aoo e.n Cherries f S c“ °... . , i ~ Oregon P lu m s ... n.«,. can Peach N ectar i ' i i X can T • n . _ _ _ D rv. Taste Tells Lima Beans no . 300 can Cream Corn Oloe Hominy No. 300 can Fancy Peas ® : FeaS B la c k a y a — Taste T ells No. 300 can S a u e rk ra u ts’' ; ' c.n 00 S1 Tells Kidney Beans Taste tno .% oo can Chili B e a n sSmi! no . 300 can Pinto Beans TastwoT,3oo can Chili Beans Taste n ^ oo can Steak Sauce : 6'.o,. Giblet Gravy : . o « . « n Snacks Kippered- CNo.nGc.« Green Olives iokbot. Potted M e a tI lb: no . •. can Stuffed Olives Cad,zi>,.oa. Prices in This Ad Effective thru Saturday, April 11 U S. Gov't. "Choice” _ 69c Rib Roast Special P rice.......... Lb. T-Bone Sleaks "C hoice".. ib . 95c Sirloin Sfeaksucho®°,vt i s . 79c Short Ribs Top Q u ality .........Lb. 29c Ground Beef L e a n ................ Lb. 49c Ring Bologna 12-02..... 3 ior $ 4 .6 0 Swift's Pork Sausages 1-lb. robs u 49c Lb. 59c Sliced Bacon 1 Ph 291 I
