The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 21, 1940, Image 1

Brice Creek 3-C Annual Easter Egg Here Monday to Plan
f'lmn Til Ri* I livt " Unt Saturd°y At Summer Swim Classes
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One 4 event
o f general Interest to
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the youngsters o f this and the sur-
rounding com m unities is the Enx-
H E D. B ro w n U rges Lions, te r egg hunt to be staged on the
g o lf course S aturday afternoon,
C ham ber M em bers to
¡s ta rtin g at 2:00 p. m. The event,
'sponsored by the Lions club, was
P ro test B ill.
suspended fo r several years, hut
w ill be revived in g»xxl fashion at
F O R E ST E R TO TA LK ON the g o lf course S aturday w ith
p le n ty of eggs to hunt and a good
TIM BE R RESO U R C ES.
time in store fo r a ll children who
p a rticipate.
AMMixtlriK the Lions club com-
The Brie« (reek < CX camp is m ittc c com[M>sed
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slated to be altandoned under the Shuey, Roy Sunderland and Stew-
new federal
deral a p p ro p ria tio n bill, a rt Carlson w ill be the Boy Scouts
II. E D. Iln iw n , forester at Ru- who w ill hide the eggs, and the
jada, told members o f the Lions G irl Scouts w ho w ill dye the eggs.
club and Cham lHT o f (tonm »W
A il youngsters are co rd ia lly in-
a, a .jo in t m eeting yesterday noon. vile,.. B rin g then,
to
the golf
‘ o r i i o S ^ I U lo S 't J S £ £ " ' r Z '
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a rt hr ? Un!,
i In a *
fiv e percent of Its CCC camjxi.
whiti* n>.> nntlnnui nv«rnu» I,™« i.
only seventeen ix-rcent he said
M r B ow , u r e e ln 'e . n x*r^ of
M r B io w n urged m em liers o f
Ix ith organizations
to contact rep-
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resentatlves of the nationa l con-
gross and e nter a protest on he
pending bill, proposed to cut down
expenses of the federal govern-
merit " I f the B rice Creek CCC
cam p is abandoned, it w ill leave
th is area w ith o u t fire protection
and w ill stop some
im p o rta n t
w o rk in the building of roads and
tra ils ." he said, And in addition
the Brie«* Creek camp is w o rth
som ething to the tow n ns C ottage
Grove is the tra d in g point fo r the
camp he asserted.
Besides c o n s titu tin g a valuable
fir«* fig h tin g u n it, the camp is en-
gaged at the present tlrpe In build-
ing tra ils and roads Im jx .rta n t to
both lum ber and m in in g In this
area; some o f the roads being
b u ilt can lx* us«*d ns togging roads
and are v ita , to the lum bering In­
d u s try fo r this reason. F u rth e r­
m ore much o f the tim b e r in this
area is under the Oregon and
C a lifo rn ia land g ra n t a d m in is tra
tio n and is yet undeveloped as in
o th e r sections o f the s la te U nder
the present setup not only the
B rice Creek CCC camp Is slated
to go, but the T ria n g le
Lake,
Steamboat, east o f Roseburg, nnd
the O akridge CCC ramps. In case
o f a had fire , th is section o f the
co u n try w ould lx- seriously hnnrii-
cappra.
Forester to Talk Timber
Itoooitrees
A t the m eeting
o f Commerce on
M arch 25th. M. M
out o f the u S
o f the (3uim lx>r
next Tuesday,
Nelson forester
Forest o ffic e nt
c h d d re n 'T n d c r h ig h 0’ schrx.I °age
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mgn scn»xn age.
in '\ L iT l
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and w ill lx* in relays In o rd e r to
g iv i me
K<*e
the smaller
sm aller cnnurrn
children ,in
an op-
{x irtu n ity o f fin d in g the hidden
eggs w ith o u t Interference fro m
older children.
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Plans Explained at
Special Meeting
Ih e Townsend club m et in reg-
u ln r session Monday evening a t
Townsend hull, a fte r the fo rm a l
opening the m inutes o f the last
m eeting and the tre a su re r’s re-
|x»rt was rend by Mrs. Adams. The
Townsend w eekly bulletins w ere
read by M r. H a rt nnd M rs. G a u lly
read the bulletins fro m W ashing-
ton.
As then* was no business o f im -
portance and Chas W. W e tte r-
man o f P ortland. stMte represen-
’ a«ve o f the Townsend plan, was
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r*‘ M’ r WH* tu rn e d over
him
K«v<* a short ad-
h<> rneet,n8 wa* ad'
the k venernl
the
c terestlne
o n h a lR nnd
in ^ ,»<£
Z i ? nubile ix 'ihort M ,alk
- a k c aad
r o f Introduced
the evening,
(Tins. W etterm an. who is a fin e ’
forceful speaker, nnd gave the
audience an o u tlin e o f w h a t the
Townsendltes have accomplished
in the Bye and one-half years o f
th e ir existence
Then came M rs. C lara Eng.edue
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ft Foreign I ands
Cross, were here Monday In tlje cal F .F .A , chapter emerged the
i r i t f » r « * « t / o
» f f 1 the
F*z* u u / i m r n l n i / o n / I li f < » t s i /* 6 s * v
In
n i n n Q .s w s s m X K n i i t u
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I 1 M V C .< I1 V » V J
interest
sw im m ing and life victo r. In
nine 3-round bouts, Z Cot-
saving campaign to lie conducted tage Grove received decisions in
One o f the most in te re stin g and
here this summer. These represen- tw o bouts and fought to a d ra w in a ttra c tiv e adevrtising series th a t
•«e
tatlves were a rra in g in g p re lim in - the o ther seven.
the Sentinel has had the pleasure fje
o meh P re m ie r Is E x *
arles looking tow ard anothe r cam-
B ill E a r n s h a w , light-heavy-
publishing is the Doleman
p*
^5, *-o F o rm C ab in et
paign this sum m er and w h ile here w eight, scored a technical knock- 8eries s ta rtin g in th is issue,
w
conferred w ith D r. H arold Axley, OIJ, MV'e,
bis opponent, F ra n k
phis *s the ^*rst °t a series o t
"o d ay .
local Red Cross chairm an
and Carey. Carey was knocked down ads w hich w ill continue to appear
members o f the I Jons club and once and fo llo w in g another en- *n this Paper aach week, fo r a
Cham ber o f Commerce re la tiv e to counter w ith
Earnshaw ’s "p ile - ypar, over the name o f the Dole-
120 MASL
T fJ O Y C L A M
plans fo r the sum m er.
d riv in g ” blows, the fig h t was man D ixie Bakery.
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The features o f these ads are
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N IO H T
H O M E i O l t S T R IN G V A C A T IO N seconds o f the fir s t round. Owen draw n by Gene C a rr, one o f the
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SJoan, 143 lbs., was given the de- c o u n try ’s forem ost com ic a rtists.
. r o u r U n ive rsity o f Oregon s tu - cision over W illis M ishler, 143 lbs. They show the tric k s , the pranks,
Senate OK’s Parity Paym ents
dents are hom i
w ere: the despairs, and the pleasures o f
B rushing aside w arnings th a t its
Muring vacation w ith home folks. , vr,,.„ri o i.,,,n'
r*
childhood.
action h»vnnri~
w ould boost «A¿'nooVwvTeoo
the nationa l
W in te r term at
the U n iv e rs ity
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The b rie h t «tavintrs a r o u n d A**ht
ended F riday. The students are: ..... y,’, „ v i i , 1n „ l . v v? i f ' it'i.u ,n w hich the camDaiim is b u ilt are
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Misses P h yllis Monson. Georgia £ ’*
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£ » £ n ' S e t , e d e a r ? w e e k ly eorSeJt and 5 m e n ? o f
u
C la rk and Eleanor Teeters and
vs* R W ™ ndge " K n the ¿ r t r e ^
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LancasS v? M
are awarded cash p riz e s "
t o ^ r o v S ^ O o K ' to r
HONEY PRODUCTION EARLY ( opple vs. W. Cooley.
Judges fo r the contest w ere:
H a rh iw H ubbell, local beeman, x im m e rly . Mason and Collins. B ill
y
' ™ ,on,e" had C ollins was referee and C urley
come through the w in te r in good B ukow #ki announcer.
snap»*
shape won
w ith omy
only aonur
about a inree
three per
cent loss. Honey m aking opera-
The local team w ill go to A l-
tions are about a m onth In ad- hany fo r a re tu rn engagement in
vance over last year he said.
: the near fu tu re .
The contest to open to e ith e r
children o r adults and w ill be
awarded on the basis o f the best
o r cleverest saying about Dole-
m an’s D ixie bread. E n try blanks
paym ents in
the
bdhon-dollar
fa rm a p p ropria tion bill,
The vote came s h o rtly a fte r the
senate crushed, 56 to 27, a move
to boost the p a rity paym ent fund
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biserted o r w rapped m
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D olem an’s D ixie bread, s ta rtin g
New French Premier
F riday, tom orrow .
Q uick-m oving P a u l Reynaud,
w o rk in g w ith p o litic a l leaders un­
t i l e a riy in the m orning, indicated
today at Paris he w ould accept
leadership o f a new w a r "a c tio n "
cabinet and have a stream lined
govem m eent fu n ctio n in g b y to­
night.
Reynaud, fin a n cia l w i z a r d ,
----------------------- chosen to succeed P re m ie r Edou-
N U M B B R 32 ard EtelHdier, "s tro n g m an” whom
France found too inactive fo r the
loom ing in te n sifie d w ar, v ir tu a lly
pledged th a t France w ould go no
longer than tw o days w ith o u t a
cabinet. I t was reported th is
m o rn in g th a t w ith in a sh o rt tim e
C ham berlain m ig h t m ake some
changes in his cabinet to coincide
w ith
France’s view o f a more
vigorous prosecution o f the w a r
against Germ any. I t was believed
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C o/gressm a,, James W . M o tt o f i ^ a t the
governm ent mem-
Oregon has been scheduled to ap-
“ T * ! • ’S t S ’ o to
pf,a r
General Thomas
M ?h e lr .,a</ t o f action in the Russ-
Robins before the house flood con- ian' F'innish w a r-
tro ] com m ittee on M arch 27th
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w ben the com m ittee w ill ta ke up
Europe’s w a r last n ig h t became
tj,e proposal to authorize an ad- a slugging m atch
o f quick ven-
d itio n a l
a p p ropria tion
fo r
the glance. A lm o st a t the ve ry mo-
W illa m e tte V alley flood co n tro l m ent when B ritis h leaders w ere
project.
glo a tin g in p a rlia m e n t over suc-
nt
cess
t,ie g ig a n tic a ir ra id on
, e„ ta tiv ^
wh
h
aom-oved Germ any ’s a ir bases, B e rlin an-
“ PPf0* « 1 nounced ste m re trib u tio n :
trjc ts havp
c a rry in g Qn a
-O u r bombers successfully a t-
continuous fig h t fo r a new auth- tacked and dispersed a m erchant
ori2ation biU evpr sjncp the prps. m arine convoy s tro n g ly guarded
ent session oi the congress con- bX
cruisers and destroy-
com m ittee
this ers-" said
a b u lle tin . "S everal
hear testim ony in ships were sunk o r heavily dam -
p r o je c ts w hich w ere aged.”
1938 flo o d co n tro l
B rita in confirm ed the announce-
lio n o f the Oregon m ent, saying th a t tw o N orw egian
Fthe com m ittee's de- ships and one Swedish boat were
cfarfon
th a t fu tu re appro- damaged. One. the 1267-ton N o r-
priatlons fo r projects, lik e
the wegian boat S vinta,
was aban-
W illa m e tte , upon w hich w o rk has doned.
already been commenced, w ill be
assured,
Clam Feed
Easter Services At Churches
An E aster cantata, "C h ris t V ic- spire the Hope o f E aster in hearts
torious," by Roy E. N olte, w iil be o f young and old alike. The p a rt
given by ihe M ethodist church of "S p rin g " is taken by N orm a
ch o ir a t 7:30 Sunday night. C. E. W icks, and "E a s te r” by Lois W ei-
Urnphrey is d ire c tin g and M rs. R. don.
L. Cone accompanying.
.
"R ejoice and Be Glad, c h o ir;
H ie fo llo w in g E aster program
"R ide on in M ajesty,” bass solo by w ill be presented by the B a p tist
S. L. M acldn; "G o to D a rk G eth- church choir, Sunday evening a t
semane,” ch o ir and duet, M rs. 7:30 p. m., under the d ire ctio n o f
Grace Brund and B rig h to n Leon- Mrs. Benton Schrenk, w ith M rs.
a rd ; "The H our Is
at
H and.” E lm e r Hanson as accom panist:
B rig h to n
Leonard a n d
ch o ir;
Prelude;
Processional; hym n;
"T h e re Is a Green H ill F a r A w a y ” chorus, "W here Death, T h y S tin g ,”
q u a rte t; "T he G lo ry o f the Cross," Z ella H ow ard: chorus, " H a il to
«•’ « »«lo by Mrs. Grace B ru n d ; the V ic to r," E. S. Lorery: w ijh
"H o w C alm and
B e a u tifu l the Ruby A llen and E rv in
H a n j»
.^ B ih to n L y n a r d and C. solo, I H eard
Voice o f Jesus
J/
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" M ^ T a lk
Ashfn'rd
ch o ir
H ear ’ b; Story
M rs. Jack M y I ask
E. L Ashford, w ith
,
Thu
Is Mthe i t a i ”
2 f m ? M ^ ’u ^ 7 d t ^ t ’T W
Mott to Appear
In Interest Flood
Control March 27
r t» lr .
H y m n « G la d n « » .- L o rd H M y Shepherd - L j t ,
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ser Ande
m en’s
chorus — and
wom en’s
chorus: Anderson;
sen and Mac
M y R««deemer Lives," M rs. E. M. »he fte v . H . W. D avis; c:
T ilto n ; " L if t Y o u r Glad Voices.” ^ h n s t A rose." _ R obert L
“ T he T riu m p h
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Mrs. choir;
F. L. ’’O Grannis.
Mrs. A B
nd
and
U>rd. Thou
r t ru M
y chorus,
C has,F,
F rancis Lane; H ym n; R<
O x i." finale by choir.
sional.
O th e r members o f the ch o ir are
M rs. H a rry Lewis, M rs. B ayard
F irs t C h ristia n C hurch, E dw ard
Reed, Miss
Evelyn
B iggerstaff. L. Kechley, M in is te r.—6:00 a. m.
Miss M arian Balch, M rs.
E a rl several groups w ill meet fo r e a rly
Cnn». Mes m F
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The W illa m e tte
Marc'la B ntnd, N ew ton L n d '. E. B ible scKo" w T h S s t o î t o a t o ^ » ^ i t T U
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p ro je ct when
Masons fro m Eugene, O akridge
T u tS tio n S ? S
S
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l^ n ^ h t to r^
o f Cleveland. Ohio, w ith her charts M. T ilto n . E a rl Balch and W illia m TlToO ¿ m v ic to ry w ^ c e Mvudc;
« h
a ’0«" hto e
ni.g h t1fo
nnd
naranhernalia
c a ll g<.rr
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or f 511,000,000
the 1938
big
feed.
local n
men
the ,lifto
S m t angh>s c x n o la f ln in
Lmvern
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th b am ount under
55500,000
has A a ct.
l- w
ent clam
down
to Eighteen
the Reedsport
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P' m ' c n Ustia n ^*n * ready been a llo tte d and i t is ex- tio n Sunday and gathered about
heard to ix- understand and ap-
Presbyterian Church, E. F. Me-
P
P ^ ^ . t h a t th is ye a r’s appropria - seven hundred clams fo r the feed,
p re d a te d and she c e rta in ly show- Farland. M in iste r. - F rid a y eve- -•*«».,- p n K»pr •• 7 an o m W ed. f l° n
use up m ost o f the bal-
F o llo w in g the f e e d , W a lte r
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nnd explain<*d
conclusively
how P*nK. 7:30, M arch 23rd,
com
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m-sdav
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U n s io ra O
T e S W e il, a fo rm e r
th e Townsend plan w ill w o rk o u t «»•» ««-vice and reception o f new
to 2“ ^ ® nveW a u th o riza tio n C ottage Grove resident, was given
w h en put in operation
members. Subject o f evening ta lk : S a tu M a v m ornine M arch 30 « m t UP° n
tO base next year’s the in
in itia
itia to
to ry
ry degree
degree in
in t to the Cres­
M rs Engledue had a fine lesson "D arkness at C alvary.” D r Loren J
„ f The l ^ n c ^ r n t y C h lS appropn ation
w e ll lodge b y the
local
team.
fo r the business and professional K Grim es o f P o rtla n d w ill be in ? a„
i.
' ‘convnntion
Congressman M o tt, w ho in tro - T here w ere about 120 in attend-
men hut they were q uite conspicu-
o f the com m union service.
• e •
duced in the house the legislation ance fro m th e fo u r lodges,
ous by th e ir absence, but they w ill E aster m orning there w ill be a
w hich directed the fir s t W illa m -
be Johnny on the spot w ith both sunrise p ra ye r service held by the
Ghurch o f the Nazarene, C. E. e tte riv e r flood co n tro l survey and n
f
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I w f and bells on to gather in the young people o f the church, fo l- ■?n’^ er^ . P astor’.,7~^.unday f ch001 w hich resulted in the inclusion o f
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shekels when the old folks get lowed by an E aster breakfast in 10.00. There w ill be a short pro- the W illa m e tte project in the 1938 * * ' I * * ’ - ’ * * * U M i l l V t U l I
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• dining
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. C Sf
TV* H am
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r*Z* C Sunday
»» nrl o «r c school
*z-»F»r-wxl sm
i _ _ J C ontrol . . A . ct. stated
. . . . th a t a
W. E. . ■ lbe church
room. —
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du
rin g ♦ the
Flood
th e ir Townsend . annuities
Kflhpmin \ b l
fa r the club is three (m ints up. Masters, reporter.
having won one shoot, tied one
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und lost one.
Investigate Cost of
Lighting Kelly Field
An enthusiastic crowd of over
2(X) witnessed a th r illin g evening Sentinel Chosen to Carry WewuMce
COTTAGE GROVE, L A N E CO UNTY, OREGON, T H U R S D A Y , M ARCH 21, 1940
m "n “ n "h ”
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n ,c..,in s . . . . J . d . l . .
*■— high
l . l school
—*— , gym
---- j_ Tuesday
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nf
th
ix
n
t
*be
i*ve-
tim b e r renourw s
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Ilk
of
Mr
Net
n in K w i, b E lm e r’ K ent presiding.
the
country.
Th<
son w ill he both 't im e ly and in-
E
<>« K««ene gave a
The C ottage Grove Rod and Gun
club was not among the eight
Clubs shooting a perfect seventy-
fiv e in the th ird round of the 15th
annual telegraphic shoot Sundny
am l ro n sixiu e n tly did not fare so
w e ll deapite a score o f 74. One o f
the three clubs w hich the locals
w ere shooting against never re-
ported, Toledo. The T illa m o o k
C latsop club shot a 75 and the
W nshougal shot a 74. The local
^ ub
w<’ n ’ : V lp Cba,IP,hc™
25, W W. H ilem an 25. nnd W . M.
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H arpole 24. Several I shot a
24.
So
the
Cottage Grove Sentinel
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Bod and Gun Club
Shoots 74 Sunday
of
Bakery Interesting News
At High School Oym Starts Contest
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Albany Team Friday Doleman’$
E. Dobberstein
Funeral Held Here
A m eeting o f the local s o ftb a ll
asaociatlon was held In the c ity
Rail last T hursday evening, at
w hich tim e, p re lim in a ry Inform a-
tlo n on the cost o f the fie ld was
discussed. Cost In fo rm a tio n was
received fro m
several localities
where lighted fields are m a in ta in -
ed nnd addition al in fo rm a tio n was
supplied by representatives o f con-
cerns m a n u fa c tu rin g l i g h t i n g
equipm ent. Cost o f lig h tin g K e lly
ill lx* ap
p ro xim a te lv S450
l fie
t ld
was w ¿aid.
HPprOXimatdy
$4’’°
Eunera, sprviccs fo r M rs Em m a
Dobberstdin wen* held at the
M ills cha , S aturday a ft.’ m x m
w ith
iih the
the T Rev
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ester
of Roaebure L u th e ra n p astor o f
and b u r i i ™ a ^ i d e T n
»he M a s o n ic -IO O F r c n w ic r v
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F ro rh u rsd a y
an »¿tended
“ h ie s r
She
$arnf
to
this
section
w
ith
her
hus-
hand a n d f a m ily from . B u rn t Is-
E ig h t teams w ill compose the
s o ftb a ll league d u rin g the com ing
season so fa r ns know n nnd pre-
llm in a ry arrangem ents have » U n
made to play tw o evenings per
week. B oth games w ill I he
be In
in the
•rs and a
nature o f double-head»
fe w ill
be
sm all admission charge
the cost ***
of
made to help pny fo r tl.^
_____ n __
the lig h tin g equipm ent, , according
to E. R. I-cm ley, secretary.
!a" J
.^‘ d
'.,s n '
school w ill meet at 9:45, E a rl
Ballew. Supt. E aster services at
11 o ’clock, a t w hich
hour the
ch o ir w ill present a ca n ta ta : "H e
Rose A gain.” The E aster message
serv’lce at 7 :30 w ill
Pr°Kcam o f songs,
cord'on a^ d v io lin
,o r pantom im es. You
m a jo rity o f the com m ittee favors
be an E aster a new a u th o riza tio n b ill a t thi»
readings, ac- session and th a t he believes a m a-
solos, dialogs jo r ity o f the house w ill approve it.
are invited.
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Grove Defeats
w ith special m usic and also con-
___
K regajional singing. D r. Grim es
wiH **' the speaker at this hour.
The pub,ic b co rd ia lly in vite d to
a ll services.
services.
an
• • •
a r * .
*» A n , E aster PcoRram "S p rin g ’s
M iracle w ill be presented d u rin g
i!?e,».C^ iirch acho? 1 hour in
the
^ ethodist church. C hildren fro m
the P rim ary, ju n io r and interm e-
dia e departm ents w ill take p a rt.
E very m day
fresh world"
beginning,
Every
orn is is a the
m a£
s ,rw t- w
A. S ylw ester, , Roseburg,
w n iic M ^ S u n d a j^ a t
a- .*?•
s H?day school meets
a tJ , :4,^ a’s m ;
pUbl,C S most
o iu
rd ia
ia .v
lly u
in ivu
v ite e d
v c «
u to attend. The
L u ehtran ho u r over K O R E Sun-
day a t 1:30 p. m.
• •
Assem bly o f God, A tw ood Fos-
ter. Pastor. — Sunday school a t
9:45. Special
E aster program .
M o rn in g w orship a t 11. Special
Easter songs by the choir. Young
people’s
S
’V a service
a ’i S t e at f 6 Fvenine- « *r
and has new.” These words hold the mes- by choir. Sermon by pastor,
8' n^ 1 'u 1 ■ aK‘u
Spr>inRs M ‘r acle.” w hich day. 7:30. pra ye r m eeting. ’ t T?™
T hurs-
r i‘ ',
l" - P-h->
-ld lik e ^ P 1101^
to to- day. 7:30. B ible study and F
P ray*1*;
' y ■
> * ° O tto Dobberstein.
S tubblefield. _ C hildren w ith per- •
S u rvivin g are a husband and pk
*
feet teeth were given p in k cards
‘ wo daughters M rs. M y rtle Shove D e n t a l E x a m i n a t i o n
Io take home and those w ith den-
f r a n k lin this state, and M rs.
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ta i defects w ere given blue cards
*?
n d , both
tiw
fin a l . r e « s n u
lt n
s m
in the
. ’ la Green . o f I ortlu
,
- — o — f
...v .......
un
me pre-
m e- to he presented to th e ir dentist.
whom
here fo
f o r r t the
h e f funeral,
u n e r a l school
___ 1 and school , dental
, . , exam ina-
w hont w
w ere
ere here
ata<‘
rs nnd
................
also ,w
tw n
o s,s*“
sisters
and tw o h a lf sis- , ion ........................
held M arch 13.
18. 19 and 20*
FIRST SPRING CHINOOK
K
b ™ h X ° ,b£ ' he™- -*nd- ,W?
T o ta l num ber ex-
three
grand amined, 322; w ith m alocclusion.
Joe S m ith m ay have caused a
CONSTRUCTION ON NEW
children.
MILL PROGRESSING
76; re q u irin g extraction, 56; re- fisherm en's ru n on the spring
q u irin g fillin g s, 238; re q u irin g Chinook in the Um pqua rive r.
C onstruction on the new m ill o f
PIG R A IN IN G C O N T E S T
cleaning, 243; w ith fillin g present, M onday afternoon he brought in
the R ow R iv e r L u m b e r Co. east o f
95; urgent cases, 82; teeth and
___ a 32’4-p _ o u n d e r fro m the Scotts-
here, Is m a king s a tis fa c to ry p r o - ‘ Lane C ounty 4-H club members m outh O.K., 28. The num ber o f burg area and the big fish was
W
322 Pupils Receive
the - country.
In addition
an
..
I V . .1^»
t
. to the
u I. c ific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock show I the , , freshm
,
J , class
,
tw o m ain buildings, fourteen cab- ¡n P ortland, ns the P ortland U nion
Helpers d u rin g the exam ination
ins have been b u ilt along Row stocR Y n n , eonu)nnv has acain Y er5 M rs’ M e rv ille Veateh, M rs.
riv e r to house the w orkm en. Op-
1 •
K
A r th u r Jones, Mrs. Ix irin Schroe-
»«rations are expected to s ta rt -'PPropriatea tn a t am ount to fl- der> M rs G erald Houser, M rs.
about M ay 1st.
nance the pig feeding contest.
| B rig h to n Leonard and Miss Jean
, n m iKh t be in o rd e r fo r SQme
o f these gasoline re ta ile rs to pay
S m ith a ro y a lty as no doubt there
w ill l e lots o f gasoline burned in
d riv in g back and fo rth try in g to
duplicate this fe a t
£»
/ ' I /
LUgCîie UOltÇTS
C ottage Grove golfers w alked
away w ith the laurels Sunday
when they m et the L a u re lw o S
club o f Eugene by a score o f l e ^
to 20*4. A re tu rn m atch between
the tw o clubs w ill be played here
M arch 31. B row n o f the7 L a u re l-
wood club turned in a 71 score fo r
the best o f the game.
tl “
^ a rn ^
llln
foT
.
A
. . .
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HClWlll€S OUHimCT
The Bohem ia S ki club at the
re g u la r m eeting last Thursday
evening a t Petersen’s h a ll made
plans fo r im provem ent o f a ski
course in the Bohemias and a
campaign. C lu b members
" b “ u “ ilding
“ «ng campaign,
T an to b u ild a ski run at the old
E T T T T h m * ^ 50016 tW£ ZV1”
be^ow _ ^ 1.e Cham pion boarding
T j Ul e'
I°.?ver ru n was select­
7^ J**;ause o f ,ts accessibility,
TTTT’ k 6
i?k ° a.d' ^ aC'
i° K ibuiJTng 3 shelter, starting
PL ° J T n r e
a
Members
also
expressed
themselves
S u ^ nev
° f as
" " fav-
Z im m erly^ 75, *4, B row n, 71, 2%.
Lem ley 78, 0; O m lid, 72. *3.
M orelock 78. *4; S u tto n 76, 2 H
W o lfa rd 87.
Anderson 85. 1%.
S w
w nrt?
a rtz ffi. Æ
^ a re o n S
S
1 u. • P
Roonmr.
o a l i i H
iz
Denson 78 n ^ T rim 'n e n 's V ^’i A71
79 2- S l d a X «
1L
L a n X to n 79 l T S n S ™ 2
H ill 83 3- U riu 86 0
r u n ¡sj, a, u r iu Mb, U.
H endricks 86, 3; P. S inger 96, 0.
Gasper 86, 3: W agner 88, 0.
T ra s k 85, 1*4; Kelso 85, 1 H .
Leonard 84, 3; Evans 89. O'
o th e r im p o rta n t m a tte rs tra n -
sacted a t the last m eeting were
the election
f direc-
« " " o f a board o g
S l
’ ors
ns 1st ing o f v inal R andall
Sr., E. R. Lem ley, Leon V a n N o rt-
w ic k and J im Easley. A m em ber­
ship cam paign w ith a goal o f 100
members w ill also get underw ay
soon. A t the present tim e the club
has about seventy members.
The club set the second and
fo u rth Thursdays o f each m onth
as re g u la r m eeting dates and
agreed to have some fo rm o f en­
BRAKE RELIN IN G
te rta in m e n t a t the conclusion o f
Last Thursday
N eglecting to have brakes re- eaeh m eeting.
lined before thp lining tuo0re members enjoyed a dance. B ulle-
at
m em -
spe-
s ta te M o to r association. W hen the
rivets are allow ed to come in con-
tact w ith the drum , deep scratches
and scoring results. This requires
tru in g up or replacem ent o f the
damaged drum .
Sunday th irte e n
invert n ciH tr-ir.
T
A
-
”
members en-
u
?.
n above
thc Champion boarding house,
W hi,e thare was p le n ty o f snow,
it was soft according to reports