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Pet Parade, Saturday, June 17th PET PARADE JUNE 17 VOLUME XL1X dottale tone Sentinel (Eatabllahed June 15, 1889.) CITY PARK COURT IS NOW NEARING COMPLETION NO 43 COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, TUI USDAY, JUNE 8, 1939 MOUTH LANE SCHOOL MEETING Daugherty Gives ^ntro1 BiH City $275 Check ™ . z, . Makes 2nd Hurdle For Tennis Court West Side Court Second to Be Built This Summer. PET PARADE JUNE 17 The Willamette flood control project appropriation made the second hurdle Friday toward fin al passage when the senate passed a $302,192,000 flood con-1 trol measure, which restores $50,- (XX),(XX) the senate appropriation committee had deleted and those who had watched the progress of the appropriation were given cause to celebrate. The bill went back to the house for minor amendments. Tentaflve allocations made by the army engineer* at the time the measure wax approved by the house includes $3.235,700 for the Dorena and the Cottage Grove reservoir; the Cottage Grove re«- the ervolr to cost $1,480,000, tentative sum allocated would complete this reservoir and $1,- 755.000 for the Dorena reservoir, which would be sufficient to com plete the project two thirds. Tentative allocation* made for other project« under the present setup are: Tulatin river. Willam ette river basin, $160,250.000; Fern Ridge reservoir on the Long Tom river, $1,489,300; Santiam river, in Willamette basin. $60.- (XX); Detroit reservoir highway relocation on Santiam, $500,000; Open channel work on the Wil lamette river, $100,000. A meeting of school board directors, clerk« and repre sentatives of the various school districts in south Lane county will be held in the high school gymnasium next Tuesday evening, beginning at 8:00 p. m. H. B. Ferrin, city superintendent, announc ed yesterday. The meeting wax called by L. C. Moffitt, county superintendent. Mrs. Grace Schiska, county treas- Steven«, urer, and W. county auditor, are expected to attend in addition to Mr. Moffitt. New school laws, records to be kept and school budgets will be discussed. The meet ing will be opened to repre- ■entatlvex of any school in this section of the county. Silk Creek Petitions In for Consolidation With New Union Hi Petitions seeking to bring the Silk Creek school district into the Cottage Grove union high school district have been filed with the county boundary board, it was learned here today. Petitions with the required number of signatures from Silk Creek and Cottage Grove are on file with the boun- dary board, but no action has been taken by the board, so far as known. It is also understood that peti- tions have been or will be cir- culated for the consolidation of the Silk Creek and the Lorane high school districts. Date of the election in which voters of the Cottage Grove and Silk Creek voters will approve or reject the consolidation of the two district* will be held on the same date of the annual meeting, which is June 26th. Lane Postmasters u Hold . Quarterly „ ,. Here 3rd N. J. Nelson Jr., local postmas ter, was host to the Lane county unit of the National Association of Postmasters at a quarterly | meeting held here Saturday. A noon luncheon wax served the vis itors at the Cottage Grove hotel coffee shop Saturday. S K. Adams, Saginaw postmas ter and president of the county organization, presided. Problems of particular interest to the post masters of this area were dis cussed. After the round-table dis cussion the postmasters visited the local office and highly com plimented Postmaster Nelson on the well arranged and neat condi tion of his office. Postmasters attending the meeting were: S. K. Adams, Sagi- new; William D. Lowel, Creswell; F. L. Armitage, Eugene; Eva M. Stewart and Clarence E. Stew art of Westfir; Nettie J. Neil, The Cottage Bakery' has been Marcóla; Retta M. Richards, sold to Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Angell, Goshen; Lena M. Carr, Disston; formerly of Portland. The new Mary Jacobsen, Alvadore; Harry owners took charge of the bakery M. Stewart, Springfield; Lillian Tuesday and plan eventually to E. Stimmell, Blackbutte; Marion add several new items to the bak- E. Edwards, Culp Creek; N. J. ery output. Mr Angell was form Nelson Jr, Cottage Grove. Others erly employed in the Benders attending the luncheon were: bakery at Portland and has also Mmes. E. L. Armitage, N. J. Nel been connected Vith large bak- son, S. K. Adams. eries in Fresno and Sacramento, California. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Veelman, the retiring owners, will take a vaca- tion for the present. They have made no immediate plans for the future. Te rs Leave; Many. ntoGo ------------ plaM of Teacher* In Vacation Period During Summer MANY WILL WORK FOR HIGHER DEGREES A number of local teachers plan to attend summer school during the coming summer, some have found other employment for the summer period and still others will visit at home for the sum mer. Supt. H. B. Ferrin expects to attend the session of the Nation al Educational Association meet ing in San Francisco the first, week of July. Plans of the high school teachers so far as known are: F. L. Grannis, principal, A band concert will be given at plans to attend summer school at the City Park Sunday at 2:00 the University of Washington at p. m. by the community band. R. Seattle. Miss Vera Button, to G. Dykstra, leader, announced work in textile research depart yesterday. This will be the first ment of a department store in of a series of concerts given by Seattle. Miss Marie Frazer has the children taking part in the gone with her parents to the San school and community play Francisco exposition and from ground program for the summer. there will go on to her home in Those desiring to encourage the Nebraska for the summer. Miss children are invited to participate Marian Jelinek will attend sum in the worthwhile educational and mer school at State college, Cor recreational project. A real play vallis. Don Moore will also attend ground music program is in the State college at Corvallis. Curtis making. French and Miss Elizabeth Crabbe The tentative schedule is an to attend summer school at Uni- nounced as follows: 11:00 a. m. 'versity of Oregon, Eugene. Miss Tuesday and Thursday, band at Myrtle Kem will leave Saturday the Central play ground; 7:30 p. for Berkeley to enroll in the Uni- m. band rehearsal at high school ________ versity o f California summer every Tuesday; 11:00 a. m. Cen _. _ „ _ _ ... „ school. Miss Zieda Hayes will tral playground, harmonica band. The Cottage Grove Softball spend summer at the home of Chamber of Commerce mem Other rehearsals will be in- Postal receipts at the local of League opened its fourth week of a sister in PorUand. Miss Clara bers and Lion club members hon- augurated as soon as the attend- fice continue to show a gain, ac- play with Dorena winning from podson will spend the summer orrd officers of Battery E and ance justifies. The first rehearsal cording to N. J. Nelson. post the Eagles 11 to 2. Hocker, the wjth her parents at Central Point. vtoiting officials with a banquet took place Tuesday morning. master. The past two months. Countrymens pitcher, held the MiM Margaret Ackerman will last Thursday at the Armory and ------------------------- ^e summer in Eugene and and May, have shown the Lodgemen to . 3_ scattered . , .. hits . there wa* a gratifying response nnrp Machin A T r April same percentage of increase. The while French yielded 14 hits to at the opening of school in the from members of both organize- -WCW VOLK AO receipts for May were $1.399.18 Dorena. ............... ;o to Burns as h head of fall will go tions H. E. Eakin, president of j as compai ed with $1.258.45 for Tuesday night saw the Culp the English department. Miss the Chamber of Commerce, pre- _ — _. the same period in 1938 for a Creek-Bohemian Club game call- _ Phyllis __ Tidemanson ___________ will go to sided, and introduced the visiting GrTOVC Dam Site .NOW gain of $140.73. In April 1939 the ed ' _ because ____ of darkness at t the Ferus Falls. Minnesota to spend official* at a short program after ________ receipts ran $1,499.08 as «ompar- end of the 5th with the score tied the summer with her parents. a three-course turkey dinner was A new core drilling machine, ed with $1,350.19 for the same 8 all. George Batterson will spend the served by the ladies of the Legion representing the latest type of month of 1938, which aLj figures Wednesday the Union romped summer at Portland and in the auxiliary. equipment, has been moved tn on a gain of eleven percent over the Postoffice team by a 15 fall will enter Leland Stanford Major Claude B. Washbum of the prorx>sed Cottage Grove dam- university to work on an advanc to 6 score. Junction City, introduced Introduced by s si jte .P on the Coast fork and is at NEW MEAT MARKET ed degree. exhibí Sunday afternoon two President Eakin. praised Battery work on the first test hole, it was MANAGER Most of the teachers of the Original 4-H radio plays are E and the 249th Coast Guard announced here Tuesday. Four tion games will be played. At heard over KOAC between 7 and artillery as the outstanding or- test holes have been spotted to be 2:00 o’clock the Union team will Central school plan to attend D. W Boyd, recently of Klam- be pitted against the Dorena summer school during the vaca 7:30 every evening during the 4-H ganization of its kind in the drilled and the depth of the holes club summer school. The original United States. He stated that the wnj vary from thirty five to 100 ath Falls. has taken over the, team. The nightcap will be be tion period. Miss Vivian Johnston, management of the Irish-Mc- Jean Rose and Miss Doro playlet written „ . , , . by - „ Jacqueline . ratln« mad<* laat year by Battery feet. Using the new drill, engi- Broom meat market in the Irish- tween the Eagles and the Quality Miss A E WM much h'Bher than tnat nevr* wil1 be able to obtain an un- Swartz grocery. Mr. Bond suc Market. These games will be play thy Moore will be at San Fran ed at Kelly field and everyone is cisco attending the San Francis ,h' ‘"«“•"■'"«I ceeds F. L Chesbro, who resign co State Teachers’ College for a the regular army. He urged a The crew and machine is from ed his position effective last Sat invited to attend. The cast will include members of closer cooperation between Bat- Vicksburg. Mississippi, it is un six-week period. Principal H. M. the end The team standings at urday. Mr. Bond has been con the Lane county delegation, and tery E as an army unit and the derstood. Robbins and Miss Zenna Mough- of the 3rd week nected with a meat market for is the county winning play this civilian population and a more mer will again attend the Uni Pct W GP Team the past twenty-one years and is general interest in what the bat 2 2 0 1.000 versity of Oregon summer school LUMBER SHIPMENTS thoroughly experienced in all Darling Variety There was a special broadcast tery is accomplishing. Referring: 1 1 0 1.000 at Eugene. Miss Norma Hum Culp Creek DECLINE phases of the market situation. of the winning traffic safety play to deaths in the last war which .667 phrey is somewhat undecided in 3 2 1 Bohemian Club ,. . __ , i i.umuri 111 mi i «ri i «.a wc* Lumber 3 shipments over the Mr. Bond has also inaugurated called "A Moment to Spare.” June were ascribed .667 her plans but will likely pursue to un preparadnos, Pacif^ from this dis. the policy of buying all kinds of Quality Market 3 2 1 7, at 12:15 o’clock. This play was he said. If your boy is of mill- .500 her studies at the State Teachers’ 2 1 1 Union showed a decline last week written by Jacqueline Morton and Ury age and war com«, he wiU over the previous period and livestock locally. .333 College, Cheney, Washington. 3 1 2 Mr. and Mrs. Bond and family Dorena placed second in the state-wide be called on to shoulder Miss Helen Olson is undecided as .000 0 3 3 Eagles Lodge totaled ninety one cars against are occupying the residence of contest for traffic safety radio to her summer school plans but 0 .000 1 Post Office out 106 cars the previous week. Pil- the late Ernest Lockwood. plays. The games remaining on i the expects to be in Cottage Grove r- Morelock as ™®y°r a "d L. shipments numbered four Lane county club members are C. Schroeder as president of the1 • for a majority of the vacation Pet Parade, Saturday. June 17. first half of the schedule are: cars. encouraged to listen to the eve- period. Miss Evawynne Jones has Continued on Back Page. Continued on Back Page. Ing plays, because they are writ left for her home in Dufur and ten around 4-H club work and later will be married to Wendell NO STOMACH FOR WAR will give members who have not Spriggs and will make her home yet competed In the playwriting at Hood River. contests an opportunity to see the| Teachers of the Westside school type of plays that are selected as are planning on both summer the winners. school work and vacation trips. Local club membei« attending Miss Alice Haldeman expects to the summer school this year are: . attend the session of the Univer Il II Jacle Morton, Eathel Ann New- The Lane County Wildlife Fed-1 SALEM, Ore. — Battery E, sity of Oregon summer school at ton. Margery Woodard. London; cration meeting at Eugene Tues- Il II 249th Coast Artillery, Cottage Portland. Miss Eva Wolfe has re Jean Yearous, Bob Moody. La- ‘lay evening went on record as Grove, is one of the Oregon Na turned to her home in Corvallis TOO tham; Geraldine Kem. Margaret favoring a change in the duck tional Guard units selected to re and is planning to take an exten Bressler Cottage Grove. Mrs. j season. Sportsmen favor the dates ceive the 1939 “Very Satisfac sive tnp south into Texas. Miss I^eon M. Morton is instructor this of November 1 to December 15. tory” rating, based on the annual Susan Mahaffy is returning to year in the history and art ofj>r»tead of October 15 to Novem- federal inspection and perform Marshfield where she will spend needlepoint. Mrs. Stewart Carl-1 ber 28th, the present season. The ance in the year just preceding her vacation. Miss Thelma Sween son has classes In home nursing, best of the duck hunting season the inspection, Major General ey will continue her studies at and Mrs. Charies Fuhrer is chap- ¡comes just as the present season George A. White, Oregon Nation the University of Oregon summer erone for southern Lane members. *s closing, according to these al Guard and 41st Division com school in Eugene. Mrs. Uma L. [sportsmen. The recommendation Thum, principal of the Westside mander, announced here today. will be sent to San Francisco The rating entitles Battery E school, will spend several weeks when the officials of the biologi to the awani of a special silk of the vacation period in San cal survey meet there on June 28. streamer for the unit guidon. The Francisco. Miss Maybelle ’ Thor- The sportsmen also commended battery has already received one son was recently married to ] Lloyd Eugene for efforts to secure a red streamer, indicative of receiv Hansen and will make her home sewerage disposal plant to clear ing the rating five times, and a in Cottage Grove. Eugene Dove the Willamette river and that the blue streamer for one year's ad will spend his summer on i his May rainfall at the Rujada game commission keep planting ditional rating, or a total of six ranch outside of Cottage Grove ranger station totaled 1.88 inches, fish in tanks longer than at the years’ receipt of the award since and will take up his duties at H. E. D. Brown, forest ranger at present time because of the des- Marcóla next fall as principal of it was first made in 1931. Rujada, announced Monday. From 11 ruction of little fish by big fish., The blue streamer for the 1939 the school there. June 1st through the 5th almost I The attendance of local sports- rating will be presented by Gen as much rail fell in that area, or men at the Eugene meet was poor eral White to Battery E during NEW PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR 1.25 inches, he said. The average due to the fact that so many are the annual field training assem out of town. rainfall for that area during the bly at Camp Clatsop, June 13.27. The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Mc month of May is 1.74 inches. Farland, new pastor of the Pres CAMPOREE FOR LANE The road to the Bohemia mines MESS FUND DANCE byterian church, have moved into SCOUTS 1* open and Is rough, but pass WELL ATTENDED the house at 230 South Fifth able. There are a few patches of street, formerly occupied by the Two snow left, but the snow has prac- iavo days of ot camping activities The mess fund dance, given at former pastor and wife, the Rev. tically all melted in shaded spots, j will be held for Lane county Boy the Cottage Grove Armory Sat and Mrs. J. A. Smith, who have Some flowers are beginning to Scout« June 10 and 11 at River-1 urday evening, for Battery E gone to Salem to make their bloom in this district, the groat- side Park, four miles east of members, was well attended and home. Before coming here, the est number of varieties will be Goshen, it was announced Mon- News Item: want *° It plain that American Industry has no netted approximately $51.00, it Rev. McFarland was pastor of the bkximing about July 1st. 'day. A general campfire-and court of honor is planned for Saturday) stomach for war.”—Howard Coonley, President of the National Associa was said. Battery E will entrain Presbyterian church at Phoenix, for Camp Clatsop next Tuesday, Oregon. He took over his duties Cottage Grove Pet Parade, Sat- evening and a church service for¡ tion of Manufacturers. here last Sunday. June 13th. tirday, June 17. Boy Scouts Sunday i morning ------ “J at ¡ W. H, Daugherty ha* presented the City of Cottage Grove with a check of $275.(X) to match fund« of the Scout Mothers club for the con«truction of a tennis court at the corner of A«h and I street, It wax announced at the meeting of the city council Monday evening. The material* for the tenni* court now nearing completion in the city park wax bought with funds raised by the Scout Mothers club and the $275 gift I* to construct a court In the west part of town. The city will Install cement side walks on both sides of the court at Ash and I street*. At the regular session Monday the city also voted to purchase $3,000 worth of Bancroft bonds with surplus money In the Ban croft collection fund. The city at present holds about $12.000 worth of its own Bancroft bonds. The Union high school grocery was granted permission for the installation of a curb gasoline pump, until such time ax the traf fic on South Sixth street becomes so heavy that filling cars from the curb is declared to be danger ous. Hilaries Shanda was awarded the contract to supply the city with sixty cords of wood at $1.50 per cord. The Mountain States Power company was given per mission to trim trees on parkings where trees shut off light from street lamps in outlying districts. Band Concert at City Park Sunday Chamber Commerce Banquet Honors Battery E Officers Original 4-H Club Plays to Be Heard Over KOAC Station Cottage Bakery Sold To Portland Couple Local Postal Receipts Continue Show Gain Local Softball League Starts Fourth Week Of Play at Kelly Field On Job at Cottage Co. Sportsmen Want Duck Season Change May Rainfall at Rujada Station Is Above Average Battery E to Receive Streamer WOT WAR/ - a— ■ — av n m ' 1 ** ,»1. 1 ala aaa ' i ^ara I zl M
