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Section Two 16 Pages The Cottage, Grove Sentinel THURDSAY, JULY COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON 1955 Ex London Resident Flies Here for Visit Md Bv Vlr* Gale Roby Phone T92KI at W A. Woodard Lumber Co, RALPH ( ATON, receiving congratulations and a neu Wyler watch from W aril fur 30 continuous years of work at the mill. The watc h, last Thursday, was the third one to he presented for 30 years at the mill. LONDON With only threi days vacation for the July 1 holi day Mr. and Mrs Robert Seigel- koff and 15-month-old daughter Mabel Alice, came by plane from Anchorage. Alaska, to spend the weekend with Mis. SeigelkoffN parents. Mr. and Mrs Alfred White on Cedar Creek. Employed by Northern Airlines in Anchorage this was Mr. Seigelkoffs first visit to Oregon since his marriage ti the former Alice White. Terry Stein is ill at home with virus pneumonia and will need to stay in bed at least another week Terry recently returned from a week at Corvallis with the Beaver Boy's State, an award given by the American Legion for outstand ing school work. Training in gov ernment and legislation was in cluded Another local lioy, Mal colm Clark, also attended Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flemming and three children. Thelma. Donna and Butch, arrived last week from Fall Brook. Calif., for an extended visit here. They will care tor Lon is show h don Store dining a month s vaca A. Wood- tion of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Martin Mrs. Gene Campbell, who has presented been ill at Cottage Grove hospital of service is improved and returned homi Wednesday. À : Cottage Grove is 100 years old - Wolfard's are celebrating with a big 1.00 sale -- 100 cents of real value for every dollar spent. We are proud to be a part of so fine a community — join with us this week. DON’T FORGET THE BIG RODEO BREAKFAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Antenni Delicious pancakes from this fine mix will b 4 ■ 3 V Hill's Bros. served at the big Rodeo Breakfast. COFFEE 93c 2,/2‘!h. Bag ' 11 4-lb. Bag SERVED AT THE RODEO BREAKFAST I 0 lb. Bag PRODUCE Holiday ('; isp. ITe: h Produce Is Always Available At Wolfard's Inlured hi Rodeo Wayne Berggren was called to Eugene late Saturday night be cause of injuries to his brother, Arlie Berggren, in an eastern Ore gon rodeo accident. Injuries were confined mostly to a broken arm. Scenic white sail boats against a background of clear blue sky and water was an added treat for holiday picnickers at Wilson Creek park at Cottage Grove lake - over the weekend. Mrs. Arden Powell gave an old fashioned quilting party at her home Friday with guests that in cluded her’ grandmother. Mrs John Hutchinson, and Mrs. Bob Randall of Cottage Grove; her mother. Mrs Roy Hutchinson, of Corvallis: other relatives. Mrs C T. Powell of Cottage Grove; Mrs Cliff Foster of Silk Creek, and Mrs. Archie Powell. Cantaloupe Ida-Dell 303 Simply Delicious Campbell's Tomato —46-oz. XI 2 29t Cdns Rath's 2'/2- oz - Latham Resident Has Close Call OiiiRNACB leave you cold when you have a Wesco 450 All-Purpose LATHAM George MacKenzie had a close call last Thursday when a “widow maker” struck him while he was felling trees for Kimble. He escaped with some I bruises. Nellie Redding, who now lives in Eugene, visited her sister, Mrs. Ben Chilson, last week. Mr and Mrs. M L. Skoglie re turned to California Friday after a three-day vacation and pros pecting trip here. They visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E Walk er. Her brother, Wendell, who had been home for two months, re turned to California with them They have sold their home and will relocate. Bobby Yates of Eugene is visit ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell. His parents. Mr and Mrs. R. E. Yates, have moved in’o their new home which was. recently built at 925 Bobolink I jme. Furnace. It converts inexpensively to burn any type of fuel- Taking Summer < ourse 450 ALL PURPOSE FURNACE / with built-in | (Air Conditioner/ Fuel shortages won't wood, coal, sawdust, gas, or oil. With uncertain fuel supplies a distinct possibility, more and more wise home owners are Installing the Wesco All-Purpose Furnace in their homes. Be prepared for fuel emergencies . . . with a Wesco 450 in your homel The Wetco 450 All-Purpose Furnace is a modern forced air healing plant designed to burn any type of fuel with equally high efficiency and maximum economy Fully automatic with automatic fuels Burner housing available at slight additional cost. Tss vrss: : ts IUESCO 1STIMATK WITHOUT 0WCATI0N Nothing Down — 36 Months to Pay SINCE 1922 Roberts & Drury Bth at Gibbs Bon Fire No. */2 Chunk I’h. Alt Faye VanSchoiack. who teaches at Prineville, is finishing her col lege course at the University of Oregon this summer. She recently visited her mother, Mrs. J. Sams, at Twilight Acres. Mrs Sams is able to walk again with a little help. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Lindsey and two children will move to Ash Avenue in Cottage Grove this next weekend. The Yearous families had a pic nic at the Cottage Grove Lake on July 4 Other groups who picnicked there that day were the Plaster- Hulls and the Beers families. Mr. and Mrs Gene Warren and three children visited at the Mar vin Harris home over the Fourth Their new son is three weeks old The mother of Mrs Harris was | , also a visitor. Abe Bennett of .South San Fran- ' cisco is reported as improving af ter a serious illness. Mr. and Mrs Ben Campbell and daughter of Creswell spent the Fourth with her parents, the A E. Walkers. Cottage Gmir leader your newsstand. 25c at Crisp, Tender 10« » ears Corn I 2-oz. tin BEANS DIKIJ> RIPE Van Cam I 5-oz. Now The Best in Meats KELLY'S Market Good Service Always By Mrs. Esther Trunnell Phone 17F11 THATBURNS am/ FUEL SQUASH CORN Home For Visit Doris Heyen is home on a visit coming by bus from California where sho has work as a pc rm a- (irnir Vigilantes vigilance. Both he ami Art Cooper, president of the nent baby sitter in a California Moose < lob, v ■ re arrested for “indecent exposure” at the June 29 home the past year. She expects luncheon sponsored by the Moose. Included in the picture are: stand to visit this week with her par ents. the Merriam Heyens. ing (left to right)—Vigilanti Wally Morelock, Newbry, Vigilante Ray Paul Randall, former resident, Denham, C ooimt . sitting (complete with Centennial button) Is Mayor called his mother. Mrs. Bob Ran dall. Sunday evening from San Diego. Calif , that he had arrived safely, accompanying Mrs. Willis the major occurences of uranium , Garman and Mr. and Mrs. Max Uranium Booklet outside Oregon, particularly those Bradford on their return home in adjacent states, and the likely Bradford recently conducted Evan Printed by State areas for uranium prospecting in gelistic meetings at London "Radioactive Minerals the Pros Oregon. Described also are radia Church of Christ. pector Should Know" has just tion detection instruments, meth Word was also relayed to rela been published in its third edition ods of prospecting for uranium, tives here by Paid that Mr. and by the State of Oregon Depart mining regulations, and the Mrs. James Hartsell of Jackson- ment of Geology and Mineral in Atomic Energy Commission oic ville. Fla., are the parents of al dustries. The new edition has been purchase schedule. Atomic Energy holiday baby boy, July 2. Mrs entirely revised and enlarged ir Commission field offices as well Hartsell is the former Aloma Gar- j order to incorporate the new de as distributors of Geiger and scin- | man. velopments that have been so rap dilator counters are listed, and a Making holiday family reunion idly taking place in the field of selected biblography is appended. n'ans by telephone from Riverton. uranium prospecting. Author of The publication designated as Wyo.. Cliff Foster and family I the revised edition is Mr. Max joined his parents. Mr and Mrs. Schafer, /eoloust at the Depart Short Paper 18 may be obtained L. R. Foster, and brother. Ralph I ments field office in Giants Pass. from the State Department of Foster, and family of Wyoming, at | The 21-page booklet is designed Geology and Mineral Industries at Salem with another brother and | to assist the prospector in search 1069 State Office Building in Port sister for a celebration over Sun- , ing for and recognizing uranium land or the field oft ices at Baker day and Monday. This is the first ores. It describes the economical and Grants Pass. Price of booklet time in ten years the Foster fam ly important uranium minerals, is 30 cents. ily had all been together. Danny Brewer, age seven, broke his collarbone Saturday in a fall while playing in the yard at home. | Zuchinni (¡olden Sweet Butter 65c KRISPY CRACKERS MORTON SALT Iodized or plain LIGHT HOUSE FOIL a™ PAPER NAPKINS Marcal 80 Count M’-«- PET INSTANT MILK 2 ÎViiÜCfALL The Buy of the Week TOMATOES 19« » a 49c 12c 29c 10c 29c $1.00 CANS PET MINUTE MAID Orange lb. box 5 $1.00 Juice Served Free All Week 6.oz. Tins Skinless Wieners^49c Nebergall's Best A Real Treat Ham Veal Loaf it. 49c LUMBERJACK SYRUP lllEBIK Served at the Rodeo Breakfast HimiiiilllllilillNlli.i 24 oz SYRÜ Veal Chops it. 69c Boneless — Fresh Frozen from Top Grade Veal Veal Roasts While They Last 49c . WK tjYRUP . Ï 79c WOLF ARD'S youx 637 MAIN ST. triendl y rood stoke PHONE COTTAGE GROVE i
