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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1954)
r ■' The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Cedars Club Holds All Day Meeting At Bishop Home M rs . D a le M cC oy Phone II7 6 J 3 The Cedars S IL K - -C REEK club met F rid a y fo r an a ll day meeting at the home o f M rs L lo yd Bishop. Fourteen ladies and several children enjoyed a pot luck dinner at noon. $9.99 was collected from the w hite elephant and plant sale. The next meeting wall be on MV5 7 at the home of M rs H. H. T racy The regular m onthly meeting of the Neightiors Friendship flu b w ill be A p ril 15 at the home of Mm. Dale McCoy w ith M is. F rank Richardson as cohostess. Members are reminded to. bring food fo r the cooked food sale. Anyone having used clothing, shoes o r bedding of any kind o r wool pieces that can he made into q u ilt tops can bring them to this meet ing and they w ill be taken to the Cottage d ro ve Service Center. J im m ie W eb b and E v a .McMur- r l i k are ta k in g o rd ers fo r the S en tin el fo r the n ext th re e w eeks While the subscription cam p a ig n Is on. Three weeks ago Mrs. H e n ry Rohde of 10()j West M ain S treet in Cottage (¡rove fe ll and broke her shoulder. She was taken to a Eugene hospital where she un derw ent surgery. Mrs. H . W. S a t te rw h ite brought her fro m the hospital to her home on Wednes day o f last week. She was a fo r m er resident o f this com m unity and w ill be happy to have her old frie n d s and neighbors c a ll on her. M r. and Mrs. Clarence Duncun and boys were Sunday afternoon callers a t the home of M r. and Mrs. Gale L e ljo w and fa m ily at M t. View. - M rs. E sth e r W heeler and son W a lte r came Sunday afternoon fo r a v is it a t the Ernest D arnell home. T hey are on th e ir way to" th e ir home til S a n ita rium , C alif., a fte r having spent the w in te r at D eer Pack. Wash., a t the home of M rs. W heeler’s daughter qnd fam ily , M r. a nd-M rs. A. IL B ca L Thnrs., A p ril 8, 1954 played and a lunch o f ice cream, cookies and punch was served by the hostess, Mrs. H athaw ay. Recent visitors at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. George M cM u rrick and fa m ily were M r. and Mrs. Steve Augard o f T hornton Cor ners and Mrs. M cM u rrick's sister and husband, M r. and Mrs. M. G. ,Palmer of Portland- .M r! and Mrs. W allace Jagow have tented th e ir house in Gowdy- v ille and have gone to N o rth Da kota fo r the summer. They plan to re tu rn n e xt, fa ll. Mrs. J. W. Webb and Carol a t tended the fa m ily dinner at the B aptist -Church in C ottage Grove F rid a y evening. Mrs. Summers, upper grade teacher jn the S ilk C reek school, and Mrs. J. W. Webb, attended a meeting ih Eugene on Monday of last week in regards to the new polio vaccine. D r. T rio lo gave ,114, interesting ta lk on the subject. M r. and Mrs. C larence Duncan and l i s t e r and W a lly spent Sun day. March 28, at the home o f M r. and Mrs. John W ykow ski in Yon calla. M r. and Mrs. B ill Surface of D ra in were recent d in n er guests ol M r. and Mrs. Jim M organ and boys. Mrs. Glen H ankins attended the "hack to school fo r parents" n ig h t a t the Jefferson school T hursday evening. M r. and Mrs. J im Morgan and Denny and M ike made a business tr ip to A lbany Thursday. F in ds LUCKY DAY! Come in f o r y o u r L U C K Y G O L D IN C O IN Wares Jewelers 612 Main Ph. 351 Na Obligation — Nothing to Buy Lady Oscar W heeler found n h a lf dozen lady slippers on the h ill in hack o f his house on the last day of March. S pcniiing the week end at the home of M r. and Mrs. C. J. Rob inson were th e ir son and fam ily, M r. and Mrs. II. M. Robinson, of Portland. T h e ir little daughter Judy returned home w ith them a fte r having spent several weeks w ith her grandparents. Mr. and M rs Boyd A lie n and ch ild re n were S aturday evening visito rs at the Gale I-ebovv home at M t. View. Sunday afternoon they were callers at the home of M r. and Mrs. Cecil Safley in C ot tage (¡rove. Mrs. Mabie Johnson o f lo n g Beach. C alif., came T h u rs d a y 'fo r a visit w ith her sister, Mrs. C. J. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs N. T. Cowan and Mrs. O le r B ra cke tt went to F all ( ’ reek Sunday and attended a dem onstration dinner at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C alvin Cowan. A. B. Cook was confined to his home tw o days last week due to a severe cold. WE ALSO - LO W Enriched Flour Frappe Shortening Tomato Juice Lac-Mix Choc-Drink Luncheon M eat Cherub M ilk Jellybird Eggs Quality Shortening Sunny GRAPEFRUIT C Tow n H o u se JUICE 46-01. cans jf 00 ■ = "Yardster" W e have th e tille r f o r y o u r jo b — e ith e r a back y a rd g a rd e n o r several acres. POW ER LAW N K itc h e n C r a f t o r G o ld M e d a l D aw n BEL-AIR FROZEN 12-oz. p k g . STRAWBERRIES Parade Detergent Tide Detergent O.xydol Detergent White King Soap, gran., Drcft Detergent, giant, White .Magic Soap gran. 19-oz. 19-oz. 19-oz. 46-oz. 37-oz. 28-oz. 29c 29c 29c 55c 69c 27c Mrs. Stewart’s Bluing, 10-oz. Fauntlcroy Liquid Starch, qt. Vano Liquid Starch qt. Whit«* Magic Bleach ’ s-gal. Clorox Bleach • Vg-gal. ’/a-gal. Puréx Bleach LIPTON'S TEA Black Tea LIPTON’S 68c •A-lb. package Tea- Bags 58c 48-bag package 19c 21c 23c 27c 29c 29c SOUP MIXES Tomato, Vegetable or Noodle Mix Onion Mix Packet 3 38c pkgs. Fryers M a n o r H o u se or S w ift Prem ium Fancy young birds cut-up and ready for the pan. I- lb . 12-oz. c a rto n 89( T-BONE STEAK I I .S .D .A . Ch«n«* qq .. lb. 79c |D . 0 / C SIRLOIN T IP |l QA |D . OUC U S . D A. C hoice 22< 1 vlvorySoap m e d iu m 3 ba rs w 25^ 2 tx 2 7 < lh.19c lb. 75c Fillet of Cod Fresh Rump Roast, Choice lb. 69c II & I) Whiting, 1 12-lb. pkg. 33c Ground B«*ef, lean lb. 39e Sliced Halibut Skiiili«*«! -llams. Whole or Half lb. 73c Ring Bologna 14-oz. pkg. 6.5c 4 pebrr SHORT RIBS IT. S. D. A. Choice Round Steak, Choice Salinou Ivory Soap Ivory Soap SIRLOIN STEAK 16-oz. 4 1 2-oz. No. 12 can 12-oz. , 7-oz. 4-oz. No. ’ 2 can No. *2 Pan No. *2 can each 29c 59c 23c 48c 29e 19c 35c 33c 43c 29c M OW ERS D elicious C a n d its R oyal S atin COFFEE LAND CONTESTI ( » I ta «atti Aapaa caa ma\ ----------- « s . — N 0 B oa fv M t t of I-lb . pkg. 800 PRIZES WORTH $26,025.01 .. |tt |Mi n t r j kl» k tila j H |ll ond A(RWAy Spaghetti Dinner with mushrooms Chef Bòy-ar-dee Pkg. 1% *twv Nob llill Coffee 1-lb. 92c Nob llill Coffee 2-lb. $1.83 Airway Coffee 1-lb. 90c Airway Coffee 2-lb. $1.79 Edwards Coffee . 1-lb. 97c Edwards Coffee 2-lb. $1.93 Instant Coffee, Edwards, 4-oz. 95c Tea Bags, Canterbury, black 48-bag 53c Black Tea, Lipton’s 1 2-lb. 68c Tea Bags, Lipton’s 48-bag 58c Chocolate Sandwich Cookie«, Jane Arden 5%-oz. 28c Assorted Sandwich Cookies Jane Arden 9 ’/j-oz. 33c Vanilla Sandwich Cookies Jane Arden z 5%-oz. 23c Graham Crackers, Pirates Gold 1-lb. T«*a Timer Crackers 1-lb. 35c Mrs. Wright's Bread 1 ’ L-lb. 24c 3.for $1.00 I^rge tender spears from sunny California gardens— Peak of goodness Baby Food, Gerber's, str. & Jr. Pancake Flour, Suzanna Pancake Flour, Sperry Bisquick, Biscuit Mix Fleet Mix, Biscuit Mix Cake Mixes, Pillsbury Harvest Blossom Hour Harvest Blossom H our Raking Powder, Calumet Baking Powder, Calumet Cream S tjle Corn, Gardenside 303 can 2/25c Wesson Salad Oil quart 65c Tomato Soup, Campbell's 1 0 '2-oz. 3/35c Mayday Salad Oil quart 62c 4 cans ASPARAGUS lb. 59c Corned Beef, Boneless, lb. 49c tall 2/27c E v a p o ra te d Van Camp’s Tenderoni, 6-oz. 2/25e M-IB Rice, quick cooking, 8-oz. 18c Sno White Salt * 26-oz. 12c Black Pepper Cr. Colony, 1-oz. 19c Syrup, Pack Train 24-oz. 29c Syrup, Pack Train ’(.-gal. 73c Heinz Tomato Ketchup, 14-oz. Zoe Dennison Tomato Catsup 14-oz 16c Nucoa Margarine 1-lb. 29c 1-lb. 29c Sunny bank Margarine Parkay Margarine V 1-lb. 29c 1-lb. 29e Allsweet Margarine Blue Bonnet Margarine l-lb. 29c Dalcwood Margarine, 1-lb. 2/45e Salad Dressing, Cascade, qt. 43c Orange Juice, Bel-air, frozen 6-oz. 16c Green Beans, Bel-air, frozen 10-oz. 21c Whole Kernel Com, Bel-air, frozen 10-oz. 15c Fancy Peas, Bel-air, frozen 10-oz. 19c Ia*af Spinach, Bel-air, frozen 12-oz. 19c Peas and Carrots, Bel-air, frozen 10-oz. 17c French Fries, Bel-air, frozen 9-oz. 19c Show drift Shortening 3 cans 25c 3 ' 2-lb. 43c 4-lb. 53c 40-oz. 39c 20-oz. 21c pkg. 33c 10-lb. 85c 25-lb. $1.89 16-oz. 23c 25-oz. 33c 3-lb. 85c lb. 15c GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES POTATOES Florida Pink Florida Valencias Florida New Red Each 3 25« lb . 8« lb . 3/25« GR. O N IO NS POTATOES TOMATOES or U. S. No. 2 White Rose Ripe and Firm RADISHES 3/10« Winesap Apples Calavo Avocados 5 0 -lb . sack 4-lb. cello pkg. 49c Each 19c Juicy Lemons Pound 19c Hothouse Cucumbers Pound 49c Fresh Artichokes 9 12-oz. can lb. 39c Brown Sugar 1-lb. 2/25c Powdered Sugar ). -1-lb. 2/25c Cane Sugar 25-lb. $2.40 Whit«* Satin Sugar 10-lb. 95c Crush«*d Pineapple, Aola No. 303 can 20c Pineapple, Dole or I\*l Monte 1 1 ( flat 19c Pineapple, LaLani, sliced 1 ' , flat 18c Pineapple, Hillsdale or Highway, No. 2 ’ 2 can 29c Orange Juice, Full O' Gold 46-oz. 30c Tomato Juice, Libby 46-oz. 28c Pet Milk, evaporated 46-oz. can c a rto n R o xbury Brand Chili Con Carne, Hormel Gulf Belle S h rim p __ Tuna Fish, Torj>edo llormel Spam Veal Loaf, Libby Vienna Sausage, Libby White Star Tuna, bite size Biltmore Tuna, fancy garlic Minced Clams, Pioneer Laster Egg Dye 10 ft; 95c 3 f t 73c 23c 1 b 49c 37c 2 f t 25c 29c 3 ft 79c A B reakfast T re a t K ingans Brand Gr«x*«*ry prices excep t w e e ke n d specials are now re g u la r .shelf prices at your C o tta g e G rove S a fe w a y . M e a t am t Produce prices e ffe e tiv e th r u S a tu rd a y , A p ril It». A ll prices subject to m a r k e t changes. W e reserve the rig h t to lim it q u a n titie s . fc.-wt E V E R Y D A Y PRICES HAVE "Suburban" MAKE MORE MONEY! DO LESS WORK WITH W E E K -E N D S P EC IA LS S lip jw rs I T ’S A J E W E L O ? " A T O O L I I T ’S A GEM I I T r u c k G a rd e n e rs t N u rse ry m e n ! O rc h a rd m e n ! C u s to m W o r k e r s ! NEW R e v iv a l M eeting s M r. and Mrs. Gordon Bailey and fa m ily spent a ll day /Sunday, M arch 28, at the home of Rev. Barney Ix x ld at Disston. The Baileys attended the revival meet ings every evening o f just week at the Disston*Full Gosepl Church. Mrs. George M c M u rric k was hostess fo r a demonstration party on Tuesday afternoon of last week There were 16 ladies and several children present. Mrs. M c M u rric k served a lunch of cookies, coffee and punch. M r. and Mrs. James T hornburg and Claudia have returned to th e ir home in K lam ath F alls a fte r spending a week here w ith Mrs. T hornburg’s parents, M r. and Mrs. R. E. Poynter. Mr. and Mrs. Salem Magnussen have moved from Cottage Grove hack to th e ir home in this com m unity. M r. and M rs? Charles B ra ly -o f D e m o n s tra tio n P a r t y Seventeen ladies anti several Eugene were recent visitors nt ch ild re n attended a dem onstration the A. B. Cook home. The Cooks p a rty T hursday a fternoon at the ¡returned to Eugene w ith them the h om e o f M rs. Edna H athaw ay. same day as dinner guests. They S everal in te re s tin g games were alt spent the evening w atching television. Sunday afternoon guests nt the ¡home of M r. and Mrs. -Dale Mc Coy anil Wayne were Mrs. M c Coy’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Collins o f Eugene, also Mrs. J. W. Webb and Jim m ie and ' C arol. T H IS M A Y BE YOUR Ï Î Ï SAFEWAY HAS THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ! Each 10c Head Lettuce Pound 19c Green Peppers Pound 29c Green Spinach 10-oz. cello pkg. 19c « V
