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VOLUME XLVIIL Äotlaae (Broue Sentinel (Established June 15. 1889) Pet Parade Draws Record Breaking Crowd Here Sat. There arc few with such dbre- gard for ordinary courteay that they refuse to bow to the inevit able • • • An Oregonian headwritcr re- cently told of a boy who had been excalccated. Just as If kids don't have enough things wrong with them without something like thia happening. It seema to I* aome- thing that happens when a person is hit on the foot by lightning or MMncthlng. Fortunately it is cure- able. Excalccate, when reduced to simple terma, means to unahoe. The wonder Lx not so much that anyone writing heads for the Ore gonian had ever heard of the word aa that the Oregonian feels able to use such expensive words, times being what they are. • • • A stockman in Indiana reports the birth of a colt to a mare mule, an almost unheard of thing. But something was needed for an em blem for Governor LaFollette’* rw-w party Hundreds Throng Street as Pets Galore Parade Down Main Street in Bain. COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 23. 1938___________________________________ NUMBER 45 London 4-H Club Girls Win High Honors at Oregon State College London 4-H club girls placed un usually high in the judging contest which was participated in by over 1,000 girl* attending the 4-H sum mer school in Corvallis. Only one girl in all of the contests made a perfect score. Eathel Ann Newton, who placed in the cooking judg ing class with a perfect score of 400. She was closely followed by Winifred Makinson with a score of 385 in the same class Jacque line Morton placed first tn the homemaking class with Maxine Ewing taking third place. Of the eight girls placing In all of the contests, four of these were Lon don club girl*. A radio play written by Jac queline Morton and which placed thinl In the state play contest was broadcast over KOAC during the summer school. Dean Jackson of DeHght Valley, and Jade were cast in parts for this play. Jade. Dean, George Dugan and Carlton Woodard also took parts in other prize winning plays which were presented at various times. Eathel Ann Newton was elected as house president of the girls staying at Chi Omega for the ses sion, in which capacity she also acted as assembly usher and coun cil member. Gi^orge iJugan and Carlton Woodard were placed in responsible positions as assembly ushers and developed their arm muscles while fulfilling a part of their duties by furnishing man power to the belt line. Meet Me At the 01’ Swimmin ’Hole Vis for Camp on k \ Creek Given \ Chamb«. Camp Fix Now Being - - m Details of Mosby Creek, -loped Construct ion work on Camp Fisk on Mosby creek is progress ing rapidly, County Club Leader While old Jupe frowned slight Kuehner told members of the ly and unseasonably on Cottage chamber of commerce at their Grove’s 1938 pet parade Saturday, Tuesday noon luncheon. dampening some of the decora The project, being developed tions, he failed to dampen the en with WPA funds, caDs for an ex thusiasm, and the best j>et parade penditure of $18,000 when com In number and quality of entries, pleted and calls for the eventual and in attendance, is now history. development of the entire 220- Sltortly after th»* noon hour acre tract, deeded to the county youngsters and their pets started | by the 4-H Club Leaders associa gathering on west Main street, tion, when it was found that in and by parade time, 2 p m . the order to meet WPA requirements, judges were nearly swamp-d with the project must be municipally entries, and reinforcements were owned. Plans call for the erection called upon in order to speed up of a mess hall with a capacity of the judging of the various events 150, the construction of a swim that the parade might start on ming pool, athletic field and num time. erous over-night shelters, arrang Ik>g fights were held to a mini ed both for small and large groups mum. Cats and kittens were judi of campers. Originally planned for ciously placed as far from their UFE SAVING METHODS—Th* sort board is advanced oy th* 4-H club members, the camp will proverbial enemies in the parade be developed not only for mem Red Cross Life Saving Service a* a safe mean* of rescuing the drowning. bers of that organization from all The UNforgotten man. the one as possible. One of the interest At top, Ilf* oaver demonstrates resuscitation of victim after rescu* from parts of the county, but for adults who must eventually j>ay the bill. ing side-lights of the parade, that Matar; at bottom, demonstration of ease of propelling victim to shora. as well. The site, adjoining the only a few of the spectators • • • ?;llmp*ed, however, occured just a Blue Mountain school, was once Firemen in San Francisco were one of the most popular picnic calk’d upon to n*scue a woman in ew minute* before the parade spots in this section. a burning house and found her was launched. The band struck up Other chamber of commerce sleeping in the nude, since which a lively air, which added to the guests included Mr. Cliny, who is time there has been no difficulty enthusiasm of one goat to such an in charge of adult recreational securing enlistments in the ser extent that It started a parade of its own, with a small boy taking The local golf tournament has projects in this section, and H. I. vice. long step* in a vain effort to bring reached the stage where the • • • Short, brother of Roy Short, lo champions of the various flights cal merchant. Russia, during 1937, imported his pet in line. As the goat reached are attempting to eliminate one Mayor Cleo Morelock reported more products from the United the Main street bridge, its collar another, to settle the “over-all- broke, and only by the prompt that plans had been drawn up for States than from any other coun champ ions hip.” a WPA project to include the con try, but It’s what she has sent us action of a man on the bridge, who improvised a lasso and halted Flight winners were: Champion struction of two tennis courts at that we don’t like. The Cottage Grove Rod and the lone parader, were things re ship, Zimmerly; first flight, Lem Beginners, Intermediates And the city park, and one on the Cen • • • Gun club sent a delegation to the ley; second flight. Mickey; third turned to normal. tral school grounds. This is a pro A Cleveland girl, who has been AH available space around the annual salmon bake and trap flight, Daugherty; fourth flight. Swimmers Classes—Life Saving ject with the endorsement of the aellbinding" in various cam- shoot of the Roseburg Rod and Scout Mother's club/ and Mr. gn* since she was four years of vacant lot at Seventh and Main Gun club Sunday that included R. J. Brown; fifth flight, Hendricks; And First Aid Instruction sixth flight. Rev. H. W. Davis. was occupied following the parade, Morelock and Lorin Schroeder, age is only one of a number of S. Drenner, club president, Victor Lemley defeated Morelock; who have been assisting them, youngsters who have been appear by the crowd who had wished to Chambers, Kelly Cooper, Harry see Urey Calvert and his trained Mickey, DeYoung; Daugherty, submitted a report indicating that ing on speaking programs during horse I Vince. It wax only the third Rentle, Marvin Harpoie, Ed Heck, Trask; J. Brown. L Wiese; Hen The annual Red Cross swimming concrete courts could be built with campaigns It may be all right to program sponsored by the Lions Weldon Hileman and Carl Rynear- let kiddies write campaign ora- public appearance for Prince, but son. Members of their families ac dricks. Knickerbocker; Davis, Bob club in Cottage Grove, will start WPA assistance with the expendi Grannis. ture of about $540 for the two tioiw. but the <-andkiatcs should he went through a lengthy sched companied moat of the men. ule of tricks. 15 in all. that cov Zimmeriy has defeated F. Lem July 5 to 15 at the steel bridge. courts at the park, and $340 for deliver them. Classes will be open to everyone ered everything from a "hold-up" The annual Roseburg fete draws ley in the eliminations and Mickey • • • over six years of age. There will the school court. California had a giant earth to balancing himself on a small a large crowd numbering in the defeated Daugherty. Brown de be classes for beginners, interme H. E. Eakin, chamber president, thousands, and all the features of feated Hendricks and will meet slippage May 31. Just a little extra pedestal. who presided at the Tuesday diates and swimmers. Training in Boy Scouts were paid a tribute an old-fashioned picnic combined Rev. Davis. thriller for the Shriners, who meeting, announced that a com for their assistance in staging the with trapshooting and archery. I The sixth annual Willamette junior and senior life saving will were beginning to arrive for their mittee would be named later in also be given. pct parade, both by Chief of Po make this a popular event. Valley Golf tournament will be supreme council session This year combined with the the week to handle the chamber held at the Eugene Country club lice Merrell, for the boys work in The Grove men, it is reported, • • • of commerce sponsored Southern helping to handle traffic, and by walked away with the lion’s and the Laurelwood Golf club, swimming program junior first Lane County Fair. A New York judge has ruled members of the committee stag share of the cash and prizes post eighteen holes on each course. aid will also be taught. Junior life that a woman juror may bring ing the parade, who turned over ed for the trapshoot. The first ten players at present saving and junior first aid classes her crocheting with her. Now, If to the scouts the task of inflating Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wells, form are: Zimmerly, Morelock, R. Lem will be for pupils from 12 to 17 the judge and attorneys will at and distributing the thousand bal erly of this city, where Mr. Wells ley, Denson, Bagley, Hill. Carl years of age. tend to their knitting, we may get loons that added to the color of was local manager for the Moun son. Anlauf, Swartz and F. Lem Registration will be held from somewhere. June 27 till the program starts. tain States Power company, also ley. the parade. • • • Registration is being held at the Prizes were awarded to parade attended the gathering. The Cottage Grove team will Picture Shop. A fee of 50 cents The fellow who keeps good red entrants as follows: finally be made up of eight play will be charged this year. blood coursing through hi* veins Horses, first, Jean Savage; sec ers of the first ten on the golf Schedule of classes is as fol seldom has the blues. ond, Dean Jackson; third, Doris ladder as of June 27, when entry lows: 10 a. m., boys, beginners; Voters in City Endorse Plan • • • Bjorset; pony, first, Mary Jam lists must be sent in. 10:30 a. m„ girls, beginners; 11, By Big Majority at Polls Here Hollywood has employed an ac Stone; second, Clyde Silham; intermediate swimmers; 11:30, tor 112 years of age who isn’t go- third. James Kirchoffer; long hair swimmers class; 1:30 p. m., ad Monday; Petitions Circulated ing to build a trust fund for a dogs. first. Pat Savage; second. vanced swimming; 2 p. m., junior step-father Theda Woods; third. June Bird; and senior life saving; 3 p. m., short haired dogs, first Vena Mrs. K. M. Bird and Mrs. B. R. junior first aid. Adult class will be Cottage Grove voters enthusias Beach; second, Jeanne Moody; A colt without eyeballs has been Job are the members of the com-| held at 7:15 in the evening. tically endorsed the union high born at Cromwell, la. If humans third, Joanne King; cats, first. mittee in charge of raising the The management of the Arcade The beginners will be taught school project at the polls here no longer need to think, horses Nina Chapman; second. Lina Mc Cottage Grove quota of the Red theatre announces the arrival of one stroke, intermediate class Monday by a vote of 189 to 29. Farland; third. Donald Howard. should not need to see. Cross Chinese Relief fund, which Miss Kolene Kaye, director of Cattle, first, Bob Moody; sec is destined to be used for non- “Hollywood Revue-Style Show.” three strokes, the swimmers five Vinal Randall and Wilbur Work strokes. Preparation for life sav man. who were without opposi Couldn't we round off that cor ond, Jack Palmer; third Marion combatants, who have lost their scheduled for the Arcade Friday, ing and eight form swimming tion. were reelected members of ner prosperity has to come Turner, sheep, first. Mildred Tur homes by reason of the war and July 1. Miss Kaye has been stag strokes will be taught in the ad the Board of Education. ner; second, Roland Hathway; flood conditions in that country. ing these shows in a number of vanced class. around? Petitions are now being circula third. Jean Stewart; pigs, first, other cities and states for two The Cottage Grove quota is $20. ted in the fourteen districts ad Cliffbrd Stewart; second, Robert yean. Of Interest to Miners. joining Cottage Grove, which will Williams; rabbits, first, Robert Ten tin containers will be placed Mr. Morelock, manager of the George McQueen received the Morris; second. Joyce Mumford; in the business houses in which be affected by the proposed con following telegram from Senator third, Keith Kerr; poultry, first. those desiring to help this worthy theatre, said it was a rare oppor solidation plan, and the procedure McNary: "Bill extending mora-1 Martin Olson; second, Dorothy cause may place their contribu tunity for the youth of this city following this will depend upon tions, or contributions may be to be guided through a show’ by toriam on mining assessment work Ward. whether or not remonstrances are Miss Kaye, who has had a num William Haldeman was named filed in the neighboring districts. for fiscal year passed both house Smallest pet, Dean McFarland; handed to Worth Harvey at the ber of years of experience in as commander of the American and senate and gone to president most unusual. Clara Biggs; un- First National Bank. The districts affected by the for signature. Regards. Chas L. classified, first, Alberta Adkins; All churches are requested to training dance routines, coaching Legion. Calvin Funk post, at the; union high school plan are as fol singers, writing dialogues and McNary." second, Delbert Wells; third, Leia take collections for this cause teaching the proper expression of meeting this week. Claude Sher lows: Walden No. 24, Latham No. man is first vice-president; Ralph 25. Blue Mt. No 31. The Cedars Taylor; birds, first, Andy Tonoli; next Sunday. June 26th. that dialogue. Talent is asked to vice-president; No. 34, Cottage Grove No.45, He second, Robert Whitman; third. Dr. Axley, chairman of the Cot get in touch with Miss Kaye af Teeters, second Vena Miller; goats, first, Frances tage Grove Red Cross committee ternoons at the Arcade or com Chester Van Denburg, adjutant; bron No. 50. London No. 75, Culp Queen; second, Henry Myers. has called a meeting for this after municate with the manager, leav Alvis Wicks, finance officer: Joe Creek No. 84, Dorena No. 93, Fair There were also five clowns who noon. Thursday, at 5:30 at city ing name and phone number at Smith, executive committee, 1 View No. 119; Mount View No. year; Baird Reed, two years; Wil 128, Mt. View No. 131. Disston No. received prizes and 30 business hall. the box office. liam Veelman, three years; F. L. 177. and Divide No. 124 Joint. firms represented with floats or Talent wanted for this show Grannis, four years; George Mat other entries. SCOUTS TO PICNIC will be ten kiddies to imperson thews, five years. Delegates to SUTHERLAND TO TRANSFER. The Cottage Grove Townsend It is estimated that more than Members of the local Boy and ate “Our Gang.” singers, dancers, Pendleton, state convention, Wil club met Sunday, June 19, at the 250 people participated in the Horace Sutherland, chief assist Girl Scout troops and members of musicians and anyone who looks liam Haldeman, George Matthews. club hall. Vice President Short parade. their families will hold a Joint pic like or can impersonate a movie Chester Van Denburg. Alternates, ant at the Cottage Grove post of presided in the absence of Joe Saf- nic next Wednesday, June 29, at star. Also several young couples Oscar Hubbard, Warren Edwards. fice will transfer in a short time ley, who is attending the Third LOCAL NEWS REEL the city park. Dinner will be to play in sketches, a young lady The group served refreshments to to Marshfield, where he will hold National Townsend convention at I Mayor Cleo Morelock will pre-! a similar position at a substantial served at 6:30 and will be follow to play the part of a "Secretary” the auxiliary. Loa Angeles, Cal., as a delegate, j sent a local news reel each Thurs-: salary Increase. Mr. Sutherland ed by games and other amuse *n show; several young ladies to The ladies auxiliary held elec The other delegates attending are, day and Friday during July, start- ' ments. Each family attending has model gowns and two young men tion of officers, in part. Mrs. Maud has spent most of his life in the Mrs. W. A. Heck. Mrs. H. C. Hart ing July 7 and 8. at the Diane Cottage Grove and Lorane area, been asked to bring 1 or 2 covered theatre. The first presentation dishes, and enough sandwiches for to model men’s wear. A young Gierau was named first vice-presi and has a wide circle of friends and W. W. Wheeler. lady who can sing for “Commen dent; Lois Teeters, second vice- It was voted to hold the regular will include pictures of the recent here who will regret to see him themselves. Fruit juices for president; Miss Eunice Van Den meetings of the club on Tuesday Pet Parade, the Grants Pass Cave-1 punch will also be welcomed, i tator.” leave. Some of the "stars” wanted are: burg, secretary; Mrs. W. H. evenings hereafter, the first meet men on their visit here, and shots Dishes and silverware must also Daugherty, treasurer. Members 1 ing to be on June 28 at 7:30 p.m. of some exceptionally long piling be taken. Coffee will be served on Mae West, Greta Garbo, Dorothy BAPTISTS TO PICNIC Lamour, Bob Burns and Milton at large are Mrs. Lucradia Hub which will be an open forum and being shipped from here by the There will be a picnic dinner the grounds. Berle, Martha Raye, Gracie Allen. bard. Mrs. Marie Wicks, Mrs. Nell social meeting, and from that date Daugherty Lumber company to; Friday evening, June 24, at the Zazu Pitts, Bing Crosby. Eleanor Bukowski. on each alternating Tuesday eve San Francisco for use at the fair Layng grove on Row river for Mrs. Velma Harrel is leaving A president and delegates to the Powell. Ginger Rogers, Jeanette there. ning. this week for a two months visit | McDonald, Betty Grable and state convention will be elected at members of the Baptist church The club is planning a grand1 and their friends. The party will the next meeting. old-fashioned Fourth of July cele Twins Born to Divide Residents. with her sister, Mrs. Bert Hinkle Jackie Coogan. assemble at the church at 2 p. m. at Carbondale. Colorado. She ex Mrs. Jessie Matthews read a Fi- Divide (Special)—Twins, a boy, bration which will be held In the Frank Jackson of Oklahoma dac paper. city park. All members of clubs, 7% pounds, and a girl, 7% peunm, pects to return about the first of A 5-pound daughter was born City, who had spent several days far and near, and everybody else were bom Monday, June 20. to September. Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mr. and Mrs. Omar Moore and Captain and Mrs. C. C. Cruson here on business and visiting his are cordially Invited to attend Mr. and Mrs. Claire Chapman of Hersey of Hebron, at the McFar this celebration and have a good, Divide, at the McFarland Materni- are on a motor trip to Eastern aunt, Mrs. J. C. Klopfenstein, has family will leave about July 2 to land home. make their home in Cbrvallis. returned to his home. Washington. ty home in Cottage Grove. time. Battle Still on for Golf Championship Gun Club Represented At Roseburg Shoot Lions Will Sponsor Red Cross Swimming Program July 5-15 Union High School Plan Carries Here Local Quota for Red Cross Chinese Relief j Fund is Fixed at $20. Home Talent Show To Be Staged at Arcade • • • Legion and Auxiliary Elect New Officers Delegates From Local Townsend club Attend National Convention
