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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1940)
fi T Bbi’Ut • r*a" ,’',n8 lopal ■*• your «UgaetDons to L. C. Schroe- sons travel many mile« to enjoy a skiing grounds in our own back might take up the winter pastime, nobMBte and Rugt ne Ski Lnufers dub and going after road work der, president of the Chamber of the »port. With a little eoopera- yard If such a on are very much interested In area, to Bohemia district? Telephone Commerce. A number of local per- tlon It may he poasible to develop across numerous* project were put Any suggestions from skii enthus- other persons lasts are welcome. (Cottage ®roue Sentinel v o i d FMK L (Established June 15, 18H9.) COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, T ill TtKIMV, JANUARY 18, 1940 All Officers Ore. Ti • li* -I Assn Reelected 18296836 % Nat'I Boy Scout Plans Compieteti Will Be Observed Soon fo r A n n u a l President’s Hall Here Feb. 8 to 14 in the City of City's Fire Loss Shows M arked Decrease in 1939 1 x » mm from fire Cottage Grove during Canadian Evangelist At Methodist Church NUMBER 23 Rod-v Club Favors anting Of Native Trout 11 A ft-w weeks ago I receiver! a Activities Planned Fetter from E L Chambers, coun- 1939 was set at $.'$98.33, a decreas< Starting With Meeting at £ chainnan. President's Birthday Military V a l u e - increasing ol S2.563.66 over 1938, according . ¡Celebration, wherem he asked me Policy of State to Plant For to the annual re|xjrt of Fire Chief* I. o. o . k . Hall ; to advise him what the program Travel Cited As Need for D. J. Allen. —— --- would be for Cbttage Grove and eign Trout Declared Of the eighteen calls, twelve National Boy Scout Week Feb- whereupon. I advised him Improving Road. were In residences, two in shops, ruary Hth to the 14th will be oh- vicinity; Failure. \ ’bat the intention was to follow one hall and one school building, served here with activities planned ’be usual routine regarding cele- and two miscellan<*ous. for every day of the week, A. W. ’»ration for President’s Birthday RYNEARSON REELECTED Overheated and defective flues 'Vooley, scout master of troop 18 here: that of a birthday ball and STREAMS LIKELY CLOSED caused eight fires, while roof fires announced yesterday. MANAOER. March of Dimes, and also advised totaled five, two unknown cause, WHILE DAMS BUILT. On the evening of February 8th, Mr. Chambers that, if I remember one .... car , fire __ . and ___ . two . . grass , fires. . scouts will gather at the I.O.O. f ’ correctly, this district outdid any Ihe depaitinent added 300 feet |,ajj for a p,Ograrn. Chas P. Poole district In the county, population All officers of the Oregon Pa cific Highway association were re o f 2%-inch hose during the year. of j.;Ug,.n,. wjjj p,. th(. prjncjpa j considered, whch proves Cottage The Cottage G r o v e Rod and Gun club favors planting of na elected at the first annual meet speaker.Refreshments will be ser- Grove and vicinity are strongly ing held In Eugene Monday. Elec tive trout in the local streams and ved following the program. behind this worthy cause to fight has so recommended to the state tion of officers was an imjxirtant February 9th, scouts will go to infantile paralysis. game and fish commission for con feature of the day's program, Eugene for a skating party at the Each year the task of raising sideration at a hearing in Port Midway rink. funds for this pirpose requires which was attendwl by over 100 land. February 16th. It is under delegates from communities tra Saturday, February 10, scouts ’css effort and at he same time stood versed by the highway. collected inen ase. will goon an all day hike. • funds -—- — «»„„ j _____ - — — - t h e state contemplates Sunday. February 11, special As the committee In charge has 1 _ Rev. A. L. Meade, evange- changing the planting of fish from Two reasons were citi-d for Im services will be held honoring the net decided whether the ball will lst an" *eader well known the Montana trout to the native m ediate improvement of the high scouts at the Presbyterian church beheld at the Cotage Grove Arm- ’broughout Jregon for hrs inter- trout. One sportsman said the way by a half dozen speakers: one ---------- beginning at 11:00 a. m. Section of <>ry on Saturday January 27th, or denominational meetings wall be state has tried to propagate Mon- was ihe mditary value of the highway and the other was the The Cottage Grove F.F.A. par- p<-ws will be reserved for scouts Tueesday January 3Cth. It will be at the Methodist church here, tana, Rainbow and other foreign Increasing tourist travel through llnmentary t e a m composed of attending. decided and publish«-d within the starting January -/Otn. He is com- for the past twenty years and this section of the country. George Stout, president; Vinal Monday. February 12, court of next week. Dance tickets will be to Cottage Grove from a series as result streams of western Ore- Officers reelected were Howard Randall, vice president; Dean honor to be held at Armory. The 75 cents for men and 25 cents for ° , special meetings in Los An- gon are practically depleted. He said the Rainbow trout, for in Merriam, president; A C. Mars- Chapman, secretary; Paul Ander- court of honor will be' preceded by ladies, same as in former years. In stance, was a good fish for Colo ters. vice president; C. 11. Dema- «on. treasurer, and Owen Sloan, a covered dish supper. The court addition to dance tickets there ” " ray. treasurer; Paul B Rynning, reporter, placed first, Woodburn of honor will be held Jointly with will be placed on sale with numer- / n n n n U / n r h rado and Utah, but had not prov secretary; H E. Eakln, Ralph second, and Corvallis third. Other the Girl .Scouts and a special pro- oua business houses and organiza- \ s U llS ll U L L lU ll I f U lK en successful in western Oregon. Koozer, Clifford Harold, direc- teams competing in this contest gram will folow the court of hon- ’ions emblems or lapel cards for The local Rod and Gun club rec tors, and Carl I. Rynearson. man- held Friday, January 12. at June- or. 25 cents each. These cards will ommended that the salmon season ager. Hon City, were Junction City, Eu- Tuesday or Wednesday, a the- read. “I have contributed to fight remain open, but trout which is to Group discussions were held gene Albany, Silverton. Lebanon ater party for the scouts. Addi- infantile paralysis.” be protected be allowed to con during the day by groups allied and Salem. tional details will lx- published in As Southern Lane County has tinue in their usual spawning always given generously toward to the highway association in The district contest was held a later issue. grounds. The club also approved this cause and are now in a posi their efforts to improve the route. Friday afternoon at the Junction ---------------------- the present fish bag limit as satis tion to know the good derived Leaders of the informal discus- City Union High school under the P o i ' i iw in z r factory except that the limits on slons wen-: Jack Allen, auto direction of Ralph L. Morgan, GI XVcLll Illllg , therefrom. I am sure we will Rumors have been current here ’be\^illam ette and its tributaries camps; G. O. Madison hotels; Al- assistant state supervisor of agri- A i r D O r t H e r P R e v f o A d aRa,n ' K° OVPr ,hP top Your co* that construction work might be ** ¡«creased from ten pounds and pent; Ered cultural education. Judges for the P L n e ie operation in any way to help make started o the Cottage Grow dam one fish or not over fifteen fish, ton Baker. newsj»a|x Brenne, chambers of commerce; contest were Professor LeMas- ~7~~~ .u ' ,his eVPn’ a success wil1 60 <ireat* within the next four or five'wwkT to fifteen P°unds and one fish or •state ters. professor of business admin- _ Hopes of retaining , ly appreciated. a .J .u ’ ippreciated. E. If. Peterson, renl estate. A letter from the district en- not no^ over over twenty twenty fish. fish. This This action action Fred Stickels. president of the istrntion nt Oregon State college; ment airport south of t N. J. Nelson, Jr., gincer’s office in Portland on this taken so that the local big Eugene Chamber, welcomed the James Thomas, agricultural in- revived this week when Local Chairman subject Ls self explanatory: would correspond to the delegates. Dr. Donald M. Erb, stmetor from Amity, and Kenneth known that officials of "Your letter of January 8. 1940, ' in” t-s applicable to c o a s t a l president of the University, wel- Carl, agricultural Instructor from K°n Airways are int( in regard to Cottage Grove and steam s. The club voted to open ! Ag Classes to Be Held Dorena corned the group on behalf of the McMinnville. keeping the field as welj dams has been received. 1. streanxs adjacent to Cottage University; William Tugmnn. Eu- Winners from each of the six va,c airway companies, ... . .v « . . Grove to fishing during the open In Delight Valley Any rumors to the effect that season gene publisher, spoke on "High- districts in the state will compete received by N. J. Nel ----------- contracts for either or both of T. , . way Uses;” George I Warren, Vic- in the state championship contest week indicate t The first meeting of a 10 weeks these projects are to be awarded , * , a . . o p tin g all torin and Islnnd publicity bureau. In Corvallis the last week end in companies are very n agriculture night school will be within four or five weeks have no J?*;?1 r^ ’ aFi ,dken b> the on "A Message from Canada," In April. ested in keeping the pr held In the Delight Valley school foundation in fact. which he told of the growing tour- Banners, donated by the Cor- As result of contacts on Tuesday. January 23. at 8:00 "Preparation of the construe- rontr™ dams which c<^ 1st Interchange between Canada callis Lions club, were awarded Portland last week. E. and the U. 8.; J. R. Brurkart, thf three high teams. The first president of the Oregon p. m. This scries of night classes tion plans and specifications for pie»^ will 'necessitate chaneine arc put on by the Smith-Hughes Cottage Grove dam b now under- Fhe specie o T t ^ u t The lS£l Willamette forest supervisor, on pi’»«’ banner must he won three Col B. K Lawson a “Oregon's National Forests.” and successive years In order to be were Invited to attend i- agriculture department of the way in this office, and it is plan- streams affected will no douht he their attraction to the tourist. permanently retaint*d, otherwise her of Commerce lunc Cottage Grove union high school, ned to invite bids on the work closed to fishing during the nro- The meetings will be held each sometime in the spring of 1940. tte ÎïïtiîS k S Clyde Edmondson, general man- banner Is returned before the day by L. C. Schroeder, of the ager of the Redwood Empire as- district contest each year. but due probably to a Tuesday evening. This means that actual construe- dams soclatlon, San Francisco. s|x»ke on Tbc district conference was held standing or the lateness Subject matter and farm prob- tion work will not begin until the "The Needs and Value of Region- Friday morning. Problems affect- vitation did not appear, Icms to be studied will be selected late spring or perhaps summer of ▼ a tt tt i . rs w al Promotional Organizations. " '"g the district chapters were e r e .............. ......... . hy those attending the first meet- 1940. L ilO llS tO x ie A T r l e r b Harold B. Say. director of travel brought up and acted ing Practical problems, common -plans and specifications for H flY a t F v P n i n o - M e a t and publicity for the Oregon state committees. Matters discussed to farmers in the district, will be construction of the Dorena Pro- V 0 X 3,1 - E v e n i n g M e e t DDarcl to » highway commission, pointed out were: Kind of F.F.A. apparel studied and discussed with an aim jeet will probably be ready for ----------- “New Tourist Flelils for Oregon." wear for state and district meets; TOrtJSrirobiems'0” “ ’T dUFing th<? lat<? SPring ° r Memb<?rs of the local Lions club Ted Huggins, chairman of the number of delegates to send to AH th o S inPerested in farm X summer' hear Herbert Cox. secretary promotion committee for a "Fair !*’fitc convention from each chap- Droblems ire invited tn attend “Congress has made no direct of the Willamette Valley Lumber- In Forty," in San Francisco, used ter’ ways and means of raising problems are invited to attend. appropriation to the Willamette men's association, discuss prob- the tople "Rolling Fair Dollars money to finance delegates to the Ulysses Grant LrRoy of Lake Basin Project. The sum of $133,- lems of the industry at the regu- Along Oregon's Highways.” national convention and the or- City, California, died January 13, _ BAGI.EY TO UNDERGO 000.000 was appropriated by Cong- lar meeting of the club this eve- Attending the banquet last eve- gnnizing of state fair exhibitors to 1940, at the home of his son J. SERIOUS OPERATION ress for 'Flood Control. General,' ning. Guest speaker last Thurs- nlng from here were: Ray I^*mley, more efficiently clean, care for Milton LeRoy in Carlton, Oregon. ---------- in the Act approved June 28. 1939. day was Charles Howard, profes- Karl Mills, L. C Schroeder, A. W. «p<l feed livestock in F.F.A, ex- He was well known in Cottage Grove in earlier davs and was at . o ? ’ n^ na8(T,1 of .the Out of this appropriation the sor of law in the University of Helliwell, J. E. Woodson, Joe hiblts. one t n e a X -khokier in the J P au«hert>* P*llnK ,Co- under7 Chief of Engineers allotted a to- Oregon Prof. Howard, who last Smith. L. J. McCoy. 2 Rov mine ¿ tai i of to this visited London. 117 I C, . 1 of '2S*h<dcler Bohemia ln the Le go r an . operation Yi. for u the removal >v„iov<n ta or $5.075.000 so.ijrp.ww to this district district to to summer summer visited London. England. England. l y n r D S t a r t e d O il ile leaves his Wife Maude Le- h nH h 10^ bra,n- at a Port* commence work on Cottage Grove, Scotland. Ireland. Denmark and R o ^ ^ S f?ve H w 2 i K - 5,ndv J K i v y' WaS ,earn’ I ? ren? .an^ Fe7 \ ? idg? da™- and Sweden Fr.ance .and^Switzerland NYA Supervisor to Be H U l K O L U IL C U U R Roy J ed yesterday* the relocation of the North Santi- gave an interesting discussion of Roy of Randle, Washington; Bagley has been in a seri- am highway around the proposed his travels and the impressions Milton LeRoy, Carlton; L. Har- ous Mr. condition for some time. Detroit reservoir. This allotment gained while touring these coun-' NYA District Supervisor Wil- ----------- Everet G. LeRoy. Jordon Valley’, p ^ n ^ o ^ a ^ u ^ r ^ d ’ l t J ^ S s June - 30 ................ yeaF “ "“ - "S The six weeks attendance con liam L. Lyon will be In Cottage The annual high school operetta, Oregon; E. Paul LeRoy, Port An- decided to onernte todav w H . ' Grove on Wednesday, January 14, ’o lx» presented about March first gcles, Washington. Dauehertv m a n a g e r of thn “C)rd,nari]y t h e appropriation test, carried ov°r the seventh to interview applicants for work- by the combined boys' and girls’ He was born at Green Bay, Wis- Dauchertv t T nmher Pn j „n u ’ . ud . oi are v vuusiuctcu considered ihic late uurmg during week, ended January 4th, but .. y . ve«terdav umber Co., drove up sessions plans for mt- the n»ers losers io to entertain entertain ,o Portland ’ nftamnnn sf ssi°ns of of Congress, Congress, hence, hence, addi- addi- hi ™« wi experience assignments on pro- glee clul»s, is a modern American consin, February 6, 1865. college operetta called "The Count Burial will be in Evergreen to be with M r R - e i e v tional appropriation for the fiscal the winners are still pending. The posed local projects. Memorial Park, McMinnville, at b ey~ year ending June 30, 1941. can not winners, captained by Walter Interviews will be conducted at and the Co-ed." be expected until late spring of Trembly, want the losers to en- the office of school Ruperinten- i Practices are already u n d e r l -30 p. m. January 20th. FIREM EN TO BANQUET this year. No advance informs- teitain with a ladies night, but dent in the high school between way under the direction of Miss — .—------------ ------- -— tion as to probable appropriation the losers want the results declar- 10 and 12 a. m. I Marian Jellnck and each member SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO BE The volunteer fire department or allotment to the Willamette ed void, because their captain INSPECTED Mr. Loyns states there are sev-'t’f the glee club is to participate of Cottage Grove will hold their Proicct for the fiscal year 1941 is Schofield Stewart, was not noti- cral placements available for in the chorus, solo and speaking Each aviwui school building Lane annual banquet Monday evening, r available at this time. fied of the change from a noon to youth wishing to attend the State parts, dances or costume making. ««..« uuiiuuig m in muic oo ..a. School «V mv CU M«-,.«........... — of characters wo» .6:3° at Vocational nt the Eugene The ... cast was on- an- —unty county will be inspected for fire to«»» 81 the Cot' COt* "I trust that the information an evening meeting. So the matter Resident Project for young men. nouneed Monday as follows: Bir- hazards during the next 30 days. , , 1 *' given above will serve to some- entertainment to be provided In addition, he announced that a di'* Hoggs, a sweet and simple according to E. R. Campbell, depu- „ •Jack Hayes, state fire deputy, of what curb various rumors circu- “Y somebody is still status quo. similar advantage will soon be j freshman girl, Gladys Lemley; ty state fire marshal, working out W11‘ address the firemen, lating in your vicinity, which, to — ;------------------ available for young women as de- Amy Arnold, a bright and efficient of the head office at Salem. se' ’oral musical numbers will the best of my knowledge are not B O H lie v ill© t o tails are being completed for Junior. Audrey Turner; Dolly Me- Mr. Campbell estimates that it on the Pfoifatn. founded on facts. I shall be glad starting a resident project forSpadden. daughter of the college will require a month's time to Guests of the firemen will be to furnish you with further infor- I n d u s t r i a l S u r V G V girls. |president, Arline Anderson; Miss complete the work in Lane coun- several old-time members of the mation at any time that such may J Mr. Lyon also added that only; Agatha Locketip, house-mother of ty. He will obtain a map from the ’ department who resigned a num- be available. young people benefiting at the ’he girls’ dormitory, B e r n I c e county superintendent’s o f f i c e ber of years ago, and city officials. Fifty northwest civic organiza "For and in the absence of the tions will cooperate with the present time are those who re Smith; Doctor Cicero McSpaddcn, with the location of each building District Engineer: Bonneville dam administration in ceived student nld at high school president of Mardes College, Geo. and of the roads leading to them GOLFERS TO EUGENE "Very truly vours, conducting a comprehensive eco and the five out of school young Dugan: Mrs. McSpadden, his wife, so ’bat all of them may be found. "B B TALLEY. Captain. nomic-industrial survey of suit women working under the super- Fay Nixon; Mnrk Watson, college About sixteen members of the Corps of Engineers, Execu _______ _____ able industrial sites in their re vision of Supt. H. B. Eerrln. These yell lender, Bill Workman; Hamil- To those leaning on the sus- local golf club will go to Eugene tive Assistant.” spective regions, it was announc are working as office and library tnn Hunter, leader of the glee ’aining infinite, today is big with Sunday to engage the Oakway ed at Portland. assistants. ’ club, Bill Spies; Willie (Sleepy) blessings. Mary Baker Eddy. club there in a return golf match. ANNUAL BATTERY E Carter, a freshman, Dick Smith; The exhaustive inventory will be BANQUET the first step in a spirited cam- IN E REPLACEMENTS campus, Pat Baldwin; Don- . ---------------------- Monday evening members of Paign to attract big industries to Jrlanigan , a smart young motor j . , . P t a - . i t Battery E were served a fried the northwest to be served by Fifty-nine replacements will ar-| rive nt the Brice Creek CCC camp cop. Kenneth Whitlock; Kenneth M i n e S U P t U l C S a t C O t t O H W O O d J a t l . 9 Thicken dinner, the 14th annual Bonneville dam power. (Snooze» Andrews the comedian < « ^¡„1 thn q^ntirwU tu . . banquet of this organization. The Tbe first survey wil] include Sunday morning, according to the of the glee club, Maurice Baykin. _ (Spcclal to thp S(,ntinel) The past few years he has been banquet was prepared and served cities along power lines already Brice Creek Review, a mimeo ------------------ —— The many friends of George E. engaged in mining in Idaho. | ¡n (he armory basement by the completed and will include Colum- BEG PARDON Stowell were grieved to learn of He leaves Ws widow, Mrs. Grace i Ra tterv E cooks and was in con- bia river communities west of The graph newspaper published by the his death on January 9, at Cot- Stowell of Portland, and daugh- neetion with the regular weekly Dalles and cities and towns of the Brice Creek camp enrolces. While Due to a misunderstanding, the tonwood. Idaho. Mr. Stowell was ters Ruth of Portland and Mrs. ' I lower Willamette valley. not officially announced it is un residence of Mrs. Lucy Lee on formerly instructor in the School Richard Sutherland of Burns, Ore- practice session. Some difficulty has been ex- surveys will be made derstood th< new enrollees are ¡South Sixth street, was errone- of Mines at Oregon State college, gon. Also his mother and fath«r perienced thus far in keeping the in Similar the future to extend through principally from southern states n”»>y reported in last week's Sen- leaving teaching to engage in ac- and other reiatives in Michigan, battery up to the full strength of Out the state. Ivan Bloch, market and when quartered in camp will ,o bavc been sold Con- tive mining. lie was superinten- M Stowell was fatallv injured eighty-eight men. Two or three j , . . . . . ., . .. . Bold and Savage and moved to the dent of the Blackbutte mine for a oiu w eu was iniaiiy injure« vacanc.,,_ nav„ { occurred w.c,,rr.,n in the dcvei°Pment chairman of the vacancies have bring the company strength up to rear parj of tj,e ¡ot rpSjdence number of years, later, of the ¡n the mine where he was employ-1 organization recently, it was said Bonneville administration, an- about 200 men. was moved, but not sold. Evening Star mine at Bohemia, ed, near Grangeville, Idaho. ¡yesterday. nouneed. the year Fu„ Local FF A Boys IFin 1st Place in District Contest Dams May Start In Late Spring Resident Dies in California Here on January 24th ^hool Operetta old LeIt„) __ __ ... Geo. E. Stowell Former Blackbutte ... .... ..
