The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 03, 1963, Image 9

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Rowlettes Spend Christmas Holidays
In California With Relatives
by Ruby Benston
Phone W H 2 3762
some salmon fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roulette
and children spent the Christ­
mas holidays at Reseda. Calif ,
with Mrs. Roulette's father, her
two sisters and other relatives,
some she hadn't seen for 16
years. They all had a family re­
union dinner Christmas with 35
relatives attending.
Claude Lawson
accompanied
the Roulettes as far as Liver­
more, Calif., where he visited
with his son Jim and family and
also visited relatives at Santa
Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
•and children of Silverdale. Wash
spent a week with Mrs Thomas’
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Keene and with other relatives
here and in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Renston
spent Christmas Eve and Christ­
mas day with their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Ed
Krebser of Ridgefield. Wash
Also with their granddaughter
and grandson. Mr. and
Mrs.
Chris Swindell.
Danny Sehwarzer who is a t­
tending Oregon State
college.
StfX'nt two weeks with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Swarzer. They
all spent Christmas and several
days with Mrs. Schwarzer's bro­
ther and family near Prineville
and also spent the weekend at
the H G. McAtte home near
Scottsburg, where the men did
F a m ily D inner
Dinner guests Christmas day at
the home of Mrs. Lottie Kirken-
dall were Mr and Mrs. Leslie
Shepherd and daughter. Julie of
Monmouth; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Whetham and son Lester of
Thornton Corners; Mrs Minnie
Riddle of Creswell; Mr and Mrs.
I^eslie Maugh and Arthur Rob­
inson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Kerns
and son Mark of Klamath Falls,
spent a couple of days last week
with Mrs. Kerns uncle and aunt.
Mr, and Mrs. Lowell Benston
Recent visitors at the Luke
Hindman home were Tony Tran-
berg of San Francisco. Calif.,
who is in the V. S. Navy and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wigle of
Philomath
Christmas Eve and Christmas
Day guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs Cliff Stewart were his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stew­
art and Mrs. Stewart's son and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mc-
Callis, all of Cottage Grove
Tuesday guests at the Stewart
home were Mrs. Stewart's broth­
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
VISIT CHILOREN
land visited her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs J C
Leedy at Newburg from Sunday
until Christm as and on Christ­
mas day.
at the home of Mr McFarland s
son and daughter-in-law, Mr and
Mrs. Millard McFarland in Sa­
lem Mrs Millard McFarland's
parents, who reside in Minnesota
also were present Mr. and Mrs
Leedy brought the local couple
home Christmas night and went
on to Roseburg to visit friends
and returned to Newberg Thurs­
day
Christmas dinner for their chil­
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson
and children of Reedsport Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Purcell and chil­
dren of Springfield and Tommy
Purcell.
Christmas Eve guests of Mr
and Mrs C. G (Sox) Keene were
all their children and families.
Mr and Mrs Glen Westfall and
two daughters; Mr and Mrs
William Keene and two sons, all
of Cottage Grove and Mr and
Mrs. Jim Keene of Creswell
Mr. and Mrs Ix'slic Maugh
spent the weekend at Albany vis­
iting relatives and friends
Miss Marie Mecum of Portland
spent the holidays with her mo­
ther. Mrs. Grace Mecum
Mrs. Ida Jackson spent sever­
al days last week with her son-
in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Hite of Delight Valley
Mike Kuntz of Vida
Mr and Mrs Raymond Huff
Weekend guests of Mrs. Grace man and sons Gary and Bill,
Mecum were her son and family spent New Years and the week
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mecum of end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Butte Falls.
Mlmelk in Portland
C hristm as D in ner
Mr and Mrs. Finster of Rose­
Mr. and Mrs William (Pudge) burg were callers Saturday at
Purcell entertained
with
a the Leslie Maugh home.
3 BOYS
Cub Scout Awards Given
bv
Thu»»., Jan. J, IT6J
M any A ppliances
D o re n a
Jim Green Has Surgery
lie ss c la ss .
At a recent Cub Scout pack
meeting at Disston the following
awards were presented
Wolf Badge — David Rhodes.
Ran-.ly Irwin. Ronald Grabner,
Dennis Driscoll. Leo
Duwall;
bear badhe, Pat Smith, I.arry
Ahston. gold arrow, Leo Duwall,
Vance Hind; silver arrow, John
me Johnston, year pins. Tommie
Rowlett, Jonnie Johnston. David
Hughes. Goldie Rowlett
(Den
Mother); Webelos, Pat Hart.
A special candle award cere­
mony was held by Cub Master
Bill Rowlett in honor of Pat Hart
who earned the rank of Webel-
oas He was received into Boy
Scout Troop 13 by the Junior
Scout leader. Leo Hart II
A Cub Scout meeting will be
held Monday. January 7 at the
school Each mother will be re­
sponsible for her son's transpor­
tation home
Mr and Mrs Con
Driscoll
moved to Coquille the past week
Mr Driscoll is still a patient at
the Cottage Grove hospital hut
expected to be released this
w eek
Mrs Harold Perkins was a ho­
liday visitor at th»’ Carl Shoberg
home here and Mrs Ixtis Gills in
Eugene Mrs Perkins is a niece
of Mrs Giles
Mr and Mt i. Frank Bloomer
of Eugene
ite<| m the com-
munity on Sund
Mr and Mrs Carl Shoberg
Mrs Lois Gilè s visited in
3 BOYS
Houtchens.
by
it mixers
rt
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■hi
dents returne t
nesday after Christmas holidays.
Mr and Mrs Robert Gwen and
family. Mr. and Mrs
Robert
Raymond and family. Mr and
Mrs Ernest Owen and family,
Mr and Mrs Carl Owen and fa
mily and Ross Turner were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr
an>l Mrs T on West .o’ • D MM
and Mrs Cammie
West
of
Springfield
Mosby Creek Row River Home
Extension Unit will meet at 10
a m January 10 at Walden Com
munity hall on Mosby Creek The
lesson will be on making glitter
pictures
There will be a potluck lunch­
eon
G U E S TS
HERE
Mrs Robert Boyce and two
son.«. Roger and Billie of Vsh
land visited last week a, the
home of Mrs Boyce’s parents,
Mr and Mrs Frank Gicrau Mi
Boyce and an older son. Ronnie
were here for Christmas when
the two families were guests at
the home of Mi and Mrs Robert
Gicrau and family — hut re­
turned to Ashland until Friday
when thi'y came to Cottage
Grove for the weekend
I
f« < i-
Divide
!n C ordless Class
M rs. Robert Raym ond
Phone W H 6-1665
I be Sattfi»»»f. C o l l a r
M¡ s. Edith Kenady
Phone W H 2-5842
*r niece. Mrs. Bob Usil-
melia Gartner) and fain-
hos
will
erills
R laid Kenady, Michael and
Doris of Corvallis came Satur-
iy and visited until Tuesday
at the Robert Kenady home.
ime fi
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Wilson of
and
ro
Helens visited from Sunday
fati
>n tl
Wed- St.
until Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
nes
Russell Lambert.
Ireen, Beck} and
Mr and Mrs Irving Lambert
'lit
Corvallis on Mon- and Janice of Portland spent
heir
daughter
and
night and Sunday with
Cordless appliances came into
Mi
Linda Covey who Saturday
the Lamberts.
>eing with the development of a
the
hospital
for
surgery,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lancaster
lew lightweight battery It is a
rought her son. Derek and Julia, Jim Morgan and Mr.
ealed nickie cadmium battery
r a visit until his mother and Mrs Kenneth Sloan and Tim­
chieh is rechargeable by plug
ati to care for him.
my spent the Christmas holiday
ting it into a regular electric out
On New Years day Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas
Mrs. Green went to Corvallis Cophorn at Toledo. Mr. and Mrs.
again to see Mrs. Covey.
Cophorn spent the past weekend
W ashington Guests
here with the I-ancasters.
M rs
Vernon Eusted and J a ­
nice of Oak Harbor, Wash spent
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Beryl Shattuck
Mrs. Ella White of Minnesota
C.G.
is visiting with her brother and
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sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
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Gartner for a few weeks. She
visited a few days at Medford
in<i toothbrushes One large re­
ader predicts that within 10
ears more than half of all house-
told appliances on the market
Mil lx* battery powered.
“There's appeal m the idea of
lot being completely dependent
hi an electrical outlet.” the agent
»
3 BOYS
H’s the K O 7 Y KORNER
This label on your
fo r P Î /Z A S AS- Io 90c
p ro scrip tio n is your
and ’A Fried Chicken 85c
Ready-to go in 15 minutes
Call Creswell TW 5-9731
quarante« o f
q u a lify
3 BOYS
A SUU /
7 %
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N abisco
N e h i Q u a rts
Fig Newtons
lb. pkg.
B A R G A IN S
qts.
O rango, Royal C row n,
R oot Beer, U p c p r 10
plus deposit
Cookies
4W
b y th e
Sunshine C u p C ustard
weau
I lb. pkg.
BOXFUL
It
r iin
I
Zee
at
Lunch Bags
picgs.
3 BOYS
Zee
Garbage Bags *
Pigs.
W e Reserve
the R ight
30 C o u n t
o ts o
MW,
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Ì35?
to
Zee
Limit.
Sandwich Bags 30 C o u n t
Zee
Napkins
pkgs.
3 BOYS FINE MEATS
Alice Love
2 lb . J a m
Beef Roast
3
Mayonnaise
3 Boys O w n
P u re
S h o u ld e r C u ts — E x tra Lean
Full
Ground
Beef
B la c k b e rry
Peach-
Q u a rt
i W<L O«V
S ilv e r B o w
HONEY
P in e a p p le
A rm o u r's
A p r ic o t-
4 lb .
C o lu m b ia
P in e a p p le
k. S iM f
Round Bone -- 59c lb.
7 Bone Cut--53c lb.
Blade Cut
tfa
R eg
xa'T-Tn r
M e a t Prices in This A d
lb .
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Add 1 8 tsp C R E S C E N T IN S T A N T M IN C E D G A R L IC
for e x tra flav o r.
vivixr,
3 w l
This W ook.
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3 BOYS PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
G o ld e n R ipe
iP B g y
Bananas
N alley's
Frozen Dinners
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Rutabagas
!ó g a llo n s
3 BOYS
ONIONS
and
Turnips ,b
3 BOYS
m W
pounds
B o ile r
V arieties
ViVuXFi
a la i/
Sliced
Bacon
S tr a w b e r r y
ea c h
Boys
J
3 BOYS
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lb . p k g
19C
FOOD MARTS
No. 1 & No. 2
Two Locations to Serve You on P a cific H ig h w a y South
S a tisfa ctio n is the M ost Im p o rta n t Thing W e Sell!”
3 BOYS
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C heck our d o o r fo r new store hours.