The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 30, 1936, Image 2

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The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 30, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textn i» 1 SOCIETY i ♦ - base- • hall g am es a n d d a n cin g , r a n | | th a t a ro u n d « 1«' w ere p re sen t. ! »'lon.*-r t ia n * I'H-nic. A n um ber of elan* from pio n eer f t: ;n-. in. n im g g ro u p s fro m C o t ta g e G ro w held p icn ic s o v e r th e w eek end a t n e a rb r park*. T he a n n u a l G p ro u tte fam ily pic nic w as held S aturday n ig h t a n d S u n d a y a t R oseburg Included am onc those a tte n d in g fro m here ,,, i Mr*. A W Kirne an>t eraiidd.*. c --t - Miss B etty Ro :n .-, r ? r it, i' d Or rn d Mr* C laude K me m d d a u g h te r C laud- M Slid M t- F r a n k Kelly \1 . id .Mrs R obert S ta cy E a r l G a io u tte and son Alden: Mi and M - Kelson tla r o u tte a n d d a u g h te r ta and -on G e ra ld " G a ro u t- C l.nton G a ro u tte Miss T helm a G a ro u tte Alex G a io u tte M rs P e a rl S u itei O th e rs p re se n t w ere Mr d Mrs L aw ren ce Kelly Mrs. E dw in T u lla r. B arr Tullar. Louise Bernes."- al ft urn E ugene Mt 1 ,1 M r* Alden H oy: Mr am i Mrs P B H oyt and c h ild ren P a tric ia . \ i . d e d - and A drey Mr a n d Mrs C arl G a ro u tte . Mr. a n d M rs. Clay G .-.-u tte .c d itig h te: Alice Mr it. Mrs V ern G a ro u tte a n d son M... S M: i-.d Mr» Gu» GrOM M r and Mrs C lark W aldvogel a n d -hi d ie n G all a n d V ern M: a n d Mrs H A E ato n Mr. a n d Mr». L C E a to n Mr. a n d M rs C lyde C a rp so- and son V ance W a lte r G a ro u t te M ss V elm a G a ro u tte . Mr a n d Mrs L eo n ard G a ro u tte all from B a n d e r. M ts C arl P e n la n d Red- mcr.d. W ash. H allie W illits. Rose b u rg All b u t th re e of th e above m entioned » r r m em ber* of th e G a ro u tte fam ily. l>r a n d M rs W . E Lebow a n d M r a n d Mr*. K. K Mills a n d »on R obert a tte n d e d th e a n n u a l C osh 's picnic S u n d a y a t Chan-.poeg p ark . M rs Lebow a n d Mr*. Mills a re m em b e rs o f th e Coshow fam ily T h e y w ere acco m p an ied h em e by M r a n d Mrs. H ow e th e fo rm e r a b ro th e r of Mr* M ills of V allejo, ♦ I ( | i t » — R eb ek ah Pivnl« A n u m b e r fro m th e I 0 O, F a n d R e b ek sh lodges a tte n d e d a n niter- sectional picnic, w hich I* held a n nually at L ost iV eek on th e Me K rn x ir Lodge» fro m c e n tra l O re con. th e W tllia m ette v a lle y a n d so u th e rn d istric t w ere re p re se n te d II is re p o rte d th a t m ore th a n 500 w ere in a tte n d a n c e -♦ Mr a n d Mrs. Ja m e s P G ra h a m Mr» N ancy O glesby a n d Mr a n d Mrs. F re d F leck of P o re n a w ere p re sen t a t th e O g lesb y -G ran t fa m b .y re u n io n S u n d ay a t P h ilo m a th p a rk n e a r C orvallis A bout 125 person* al! d e s c e n d a n ts o f th e late W illiam O glesby, w h o lo ca ted in he R ow riv e r c o u n try in 1853. a t ten d ed . It is a c u sto m to hold th is fam ily picnic th e last S unday in Ju ly —♦ — Ma-soni. O rd er* P icnic. T h e M asonic E a s te r n S ta r. R a in bow a n d O eM olay lodges held th e ir a n n u a l picnic F rid a y evening a t th e Vcatcto picnic g ro u n d s on Mosby C reek. A g ro u p w en t out in th e a fte rn o o n for sw im m in g and gam es S u p p e r w a s se rv ed a t seven a n d social c h a t w as enjoyed a ro u n d a huste c a m p fire d u rin g th e ev en in g T h e picnic w as the a n n iv e rs a ry c e le b ra tio n of th e local E a s te r n S ta r c h a p te r -which w as g r a n t- d th e ir c h a r te r J u ly 14. 1880 T h e p icnic is held annually' on o r n e a r t b a t d a te T he c o m m itte e in c h a rg e w as W ilb u r W o rk m a n . Mr*. C E. L 'm phrey a n d Mr*. S I* G o d a rd fro m th e E a s te r n S ta r; W illiam T h u m a n d F L G ra n n is o f th e A F. 4 A M ♦ Mr a n d M rs M C. H tck en b o t- tom o f B u rn s w ere ho n o red M on day w hen a g ro u p of frie n d s w ent to th e H a n n a o rc h a rd on Row riv e r for a n ev en in g picnic In clu d e d in th e g ro u p w ere Mt a n d Mi» H ie k en h o lto m . Mt and Mrs E ugene Dove. Mr a n d M rs Cecil •'ald w e ll Mr a n d Mr». A !\ - W ic k s Mr a n d Mr* H a ro ld Sw nrtx. Mr. a n d M rs B enton S c h re n c k . Mr a n d M rs C h e ste r S tro u p a n d M r a n d Mr* L V anS< hoiack |l**x% M ta l W vyt’l** T w o y oung boys w ere a rre s te d h e re by C hief G re e n P itc h e r a n d sen t to E u g en e T h ey cam e on b i cycles w hich th ey h a d stolen in th a t city. C A R P O F THAN KS I w ish to exprewa my » in ca rr a p p re c ia tio n to a ll frie n d s w ho w ere so g e n ero u s w ith th e ir A ssistance, k in d w o rd s a n d flo w e rs d u rin g th e d e a th of m y s is te r A nna E lixa Lyon. I a ssu re you th a t the k in d ness a n d th o u g h tfu ln e s s th u s ex* pressed w as tru ly a p p re c ia te d H IR A M S e v e ra l g ro u p s fro m th e F r a t e r n al O rd e r of E a g le s a n d th e ir a u x iliary- a tte n d e d a p icnic h e ld a t B e n to n -L an e p a r k S u n d a y w hen the E u g e n e A erie w as h o st fo r all a e rie s a n d th e g e n era l public. A i in l.W iH » . <>K»*.OS h . v i h 5 ; H I i ao HM«. M ain St W A Sylw eM ei. Ilo ae itllMI serv ice 7 45. th e a d u l t lU hin p ie s Bible »,*udx. T hill »dax b urg P a sto r. Munday ach.x.l V 4ft; vlwa. IM«W f>« a abort «soaioti Im • • • I *v nt r o to la i A*aantblv of God At No m o rn in g arrvlrw o r M M . ava m ed la ta lv a f te r Ilia aarvlcw * ihh 1 F oetei fhtatnr Sundav •« h o o l. 9 45. foren o o n serv ice 11 co m m u n io n se rv i«*e. e v e n ln « eev- vice 7 45 voun« iwople * m eet Inge. Hlu«* M o u ri-tir ' tlloit Suiul.ix W e d n e s d a y 7 <5 Bible stu d v . F rt' Sa htxU Suttdax -t hool W fo r* dax 7 45 M a rth a B e rglund In noon jiervle«* 11 Ou* to u n k n o w n c h a rg e In a h e rm 'e of p a sto r cl m t nt stan ce* th e a v e a k a r fo r the • • • » m o rn in« fallad to a rriv e H ow ever F re e M ethodlm C h u rc h A K it U th e re will he a rrv ic * * Sint* P a s to r S u n d av school 9 45. new* S u n d a v forem nui service 11 se rm o n su b • • • set The C h u rc h 's .Need evening P re s b y te ria n v 'h u ieh Ja n ie * A»k- service v se rm o n su b isc i. ’W av of In S m ith Ihxator Sutnlax eehool Bleiuunif n ra y et m eetin g and 9 45 forcntxMi eervtce U werntoix Bible stmix T h u rsd a y nltrht .»ubtcci. T he Go» pci of t l lad news.' ytpecial m ualc bv th e e h o lr: cvenlnu L u th e ra n C h u rc h S e v e n th Day Merv ic e * union -civ lev In th e city twtik Hex H all of th e M K c h u rc h h n n g tn « th e m<**aa«!c v oun« pv»*- ole e m e e tin a a unio n m eet in« In th e p a rk . ? r m TMUIRCHESj BETTER BREAD Harry Rentle Cottkg’ e Orove Ornerwl Repair Shop F irs t C h ris tia n C h u rch E E lrnor C oulter. P a sto r. Sundav school. 9 45. foren o o n service 11 w e have a d e lig h tfu l su rp rise for a ll m em hers a n d friend* a t th is se rv ice , ev en in g service, unio n aervtcee a t cltv p a rk . xoun« people* m ee tin g a t th e c h u rc h a t 7. p ra v e r m eetin g . W. Bicycle, Key A Gun W ork .4 New Recife Free Saturday With Every Loaf Lawn Mower Sharpening Cottage Grove Oregon STA TEM EN T T O V OTERS ON PROPOSED FRANCHISE R. H A W L IN G S I * IV ar B udget Ii ves:'.Ration o f th e fe d era l bud get fo r 1936-19ST show* th a t it to ta ls J I ' i'S i » 1 000 O f th is a m o u n t »4 752.0il0.000. o r 45 p e r c en t o f th e budget, goes to p a y fo r p a st a n d fu tu re w arn. ______ MEET THE "METER BEATER" F&iRBANKS- MORSE Feeling the Voters Would Welcome Our Statement Regarding the Proposed Franchise We Submit the Following: HlStOVy When the Mountain States Power Co. came to Cottage Grove in 1922 their first thought was the establishment of adequate and depend able service on a par with larger cities . . . permitting the use of modern electrical appliances in addition to lighting. Since that time rates have been reduced more than 40r ?. There is no question but that additional reductions will occur. Taxes Because of its operation in Cottage Grove and including School Dist. No. 45 the Company will pay during the year 1936 taxes in an amount approximating $5707.00. P ay roll Employees residing in Cottage Grove have, during the past year, received $8920.66 practically all of which was spent with local mer chants. *ps* ial M eeting fo r In sta lla tio n T he A m erican L egion a u x iliary held a special m ee tin g M onday e v en in g a t th e hom e of Mr* Jo e S m ith for th e p u rp o se of in sta llin g the re m a in d e r of new o ffice rs for th e e n su in g y ear. M rs C h ester V a n d e n b u rg w as in sta lle d p resi dent M iss E u n ic e V an d er.b u rg resig n ed a s h isto ria n and w as in sta lle d se c re ta ry . Mrs. M ix B ird w as in sta lle d as h isto ria n a n d Mr*. Ja c k M aulding. se rg e a n t -a t-a rm s. T h e auxiliary w i.l join w ith th e L egion post M onday n ig h t fo r th e a n n u a l picnic a t th e C h a rle s F ü h re r hom e E a g le * a t R e n to n -L a n e . u n n i.» Krwstwood i l*llor* llo n o n -d A g ro u p of woman a n d c h ild ren pic m eed W ednesday at R est Awhile h o n o rin g M rs Roy Leon a rd a n d c h ild ren —c o a re v isitin g h e re from R radw ood T he m en o f th e fam ilies Joined th e g ro u p fo r C h ristia n Science B ortotv -'42 su p p e r O th e r out o f tow n gueats arhool. w ere Mrs, W tllm ore a n d d a u g h te r S outh Second St Sutnlax W ilm a B enton C ity W ash house 9 45 foren o o n service U a erm on ixxve g u e sts a t th e N F- C om pton hom e a u h fe c t • • • jilV C a l. * » M .* » t Local Purchases • Step inio our d ia p ia r room a n d m eet the areal- m ! electric:by a a v ic a im provem ent ev er buill info a refrigerator — the F air b a n k s -M o rs e p a te n te d CONSERVADOR. E very body talks a b o u t low er operating co st—w e d e m onstrate it Io you. See also bow the Fairbanks-M orse gives y o u ev erything — the m ost beautiful refrig erator in A m erica—more usab le storage sp a c e — un eq u alled convenience — Dulux finish, etc. — ail b ecked by iOS y e a rs of e n g in e e rin g le a d e rs h ip . See these things before yo u buy. In addition to purchases by local employees a considerable amount of money is spent annually by the Company with Cottage Grove merchants. During the past 12 months period the amount so spent totaled $6203.64. The proposed franchise will be befo re you for consideration on August 4th. If approved it will of course be of value to the company in the same manner as a lease or contract is of value to any other business. It will grant authority to proceed with betterments and replacements and with the plan of continued improvement of ser vice It will be of value to the City in that it will make possible these betterments and improvements by the Company which might otherwise not be made. It is our best estimate that the 2% dross Earnings Tax demanded of the Com pany in the proposed Franchise will earn for the City more than $10,000.00 during the ten year period. The Franchise if approved retains for the City the privilege of acquiring the Electric System within five years if desired. The cost of the Special Election will be paid by the Company. Granting of the proposed franchise should be of mutual benefit. By H. C. WELLS, Local Manager MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY