The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 15, 1941, Image 1

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VOLUME LI
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1911
N U M B E R 44)
Clean Up, Paint Up, Fix Up Week
To Start Improvement Campaign
Proclamation
Oregon Called to
Furnish 210 Men
School Commencement Events
Scheduled to Start May 25th
SALEM , Ore. — Oregon state
headquarters for selective .service
City Truck» to Be Available
last week was called upon to fur­ G O L F E R S T O M A R S H F IE L D .
First on High School Program
nish 210 men to the armed forces
During Week of May
Monday night b'dot the busi­
during the period June 2-5, inclu­
About twenty members of the
n e s s meeting, communications
Is Baccalaureat« Service
10 to 24
sive.
K N O W A L L M EN, W O M E N A N D C H IL D R E N BY T H ESE
Cottage Grove Golf club plan to
were read by Mrs. K L Adams
Sunday, May 25th
The schedule for delivery of the journey to Marshfield Sunday
nnd Mrs. Anna Petrie, a brief dlx-
PRESENTS:
men to the Portland
induction where they will play the first In­
8URVEY OF TOWN TO BE eussion alsiut delegate* to the
T H A T , Whereas the N A T IO N A L C LE A N UP, P A IN T UP and
station follow»: 53 men. May 2; ter-city golf match between the
national convention but no deci­
MADE BY FIRE DEPT
53 men. May 3; 52 men. May 5; ,w ° teams. The return game THOMAS OENTLE IS TO BZ
sion reached. Mrs. Sallle H ill gave
H X UP C A M P A IG N has resulted in many advantages to com­
and 52 men, May 6
scheduled between the Grove club
an account of her recent Califor­
OUEST SPEAKER
munity life through the United States.
The June 2-5 call will bring the and Coquille at Coquille Sunday
nia trip. It was luggested that
The initial »Inge of the city- the club attend church In u gioup
total number of men supplied to was postponed on account of
In safeguarding health and safety; In promoting em­
w id e , te c I ion- wide clean up. |*uint If un Invitation
the armed forces by Oregon un­ Mother's Day.
Commencement events for the
was extended
up campaign got underway thin from one of the churches in our
ployment and thrift; in furthering fire prevention; in
der the Selective Service Act to
seventy-one seniors of the Cottage
week with an informal commit­ city.
approximately 2,500. The original
Grove union high school will be­
promoting better housing; In stimulating civic pride,
tee meeting at the city hall,
net quota established for the state
gin with the union baccalaureate
Group singing was enjoyed at
und
in
making
the
"home
and
city
beautiful;"
where plana were discussed for the close of the ses.’don. The com­
for the period beginning last Oc-
exercises on Sunday evening, May
making the cani|iuign effective. mittee of six announced the pro­
tober and ending June 30. 1941,
25, at the high school auditorium
NOW . T H E R E F O R E , Be it known that plans have been perfect­
The date» May 19th to 24th ha* gram would be ;lv< n on May 19.
l*as 2,806 but it ha* been indicat­
with the Rev. Gordon Hypes of
ed for u thorough Cleon Up, Paint Up und Fix Up Campaign in
been set aalde by the city on
ed that this may be revised up­
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(he Christian church giving the
"Clean lip. Paint Up Week," but
Cottage Grove May 19-24. This date to mark the opening of a
ward.
Mrs. Julia Lucinda Ashby. 65. a address. Special music will be fur­
thia should only lie the beginning
It was also announced by State resident of this section for a half nished by the Masonic quartet.
real campaign of per» latent and constructive effort in cleaning
of the effort» to beautify un«I
Headquarters for Selective Ser- century, died at the family home
Class Day exercises are sched­
up. fixing up and keeping it up. In this worthy movement of
make Cottage drove and thia
vice that there would be no re- in the Cedars community Sunday, uled for Tuesday afternoon, May
trade area a more de» I ruble place
cleaning, painting, planting, repairing arid general rehabilitation
placement» to furnish for men re­ following an extended illness. A 27, at 2:30 p. m. Bob Propst,
to live.
jected in the June 2-5 call. In re­ native of Glenville, Minnesota, president of the senior class, will
and beautification we urge each citizen to do his or her best
In Cottage Grove, city official»
quisitioning men the Army is now Mrs. Ashby had lived in this sec­ preside over these festivities.
part to make our community C LEA N . H E A L T H Y , T H R IF T Y ,
have agreed to fuml»h truck» for
anticipating
the percentage of tion for fifty years and October
At 8:00 p. m. on Thursday, May
SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL.
hauling
rubbtah. garbage nnd
physical rejections and calling for 14, 1894. was married to C. E.
29, the graduation exercises will
trash, If property owner» will co­
The Cottage G r o v e Rod nnd
enough men above those needed Ashby at Cottage Grove. She
be given in the high school audi­
operate by piling the refuse ma­ Gun club in the first
regular
to take care of rejections.
served several months as Sentinel torium. Mr. Thomas H. Gentle of
terial near an alley or atreet way. meeting presided over by the new
correspondent of the Cedars com­
Monmouth, formerly director of
By WILLIAM IIALIIKMAN. Mayor.
mi that the truck can get such officers decided to adopt a new
munity before her health grew
teacher training at the Oregon
material» without undue Incon­ policy with reference to holding
too poor to keep up the work.
State
Normal School, will be the
venience.
meetings, at the regular *ession
Surviving are the husband and guest speaker. Three
student
c*
»
r
x'~v
za •
This year the Cottage Grove Monduy evening Hereafter bu*i-
tlvo daughters. Mrs. Edna Pointer speakers, representing the senior
The
fruit
crop
outlook
is
not
as
Fire Department, realising the ness meeting, will be mad. »hort
of Portland and Mrs. Hazel Bol­
good as it was at the correspond­ ton of Depot Bay; a brother. M il- class, w ill discuss the general
~
existing fire hazard» and the need and »nappy, not to exceed one
ing period of a year ago, although ton Clow of Klamath Falls and theme of “Our Common Defense.”
for greater fire
protection ha* hour. The business meeting will
it will be June 1st or after before two sisters. Mrs. L. P. McCoy of Special music will be furnished by
taken the lead In the clean up lie followed by a social hour, at
which
time
members
are
at
liber­
the
prospects can be fully deter­ the Blue Mountain community the high school orchestra, glee
movement and member» of the
will
be
furnished,
except
Scout
mined according to C. E. Stewart, and Mrs. Elza Horning of Minne­ clubs, and soloists. A complete
Tonight an organizational meet­
fire department have agreed to ty to go home.
program of the commencement
New officers presiding .Were: ing will be held lie re for the pur­ axe and knife.)
former county fruit inspector.
make a survey of the city, sug­
sota. Also two grandchildren and
activities will be published in
1
:4
0
-
Obstacle
Race:
Team
will
C.
O.
Anlauf.
president;
Paris
Normally
there
is
a
full
cherry
two great grandchildren.
gesting ways and mean» to re­
pose of planning a South Lane
later issues of this paper.
crop, but the prospective yield
Funeral services were held from
move tire hazard» and clean up Breedlove, secretary and Harry Boy Scout district with Scout be six Scouts. Be Prepared!
l:50-_Tug-o-war.
Team
of
six
Rentle,
the
only
hold-over
as
now
looks
like
from
thirty-five
to
the Mills chapel Tuesday after­
leaders invited from four com­
the city. To expedite the effost,
fifty percent harvest. The apple noon at 2:30 p. m. with the Rev.
the town has been divided into treasurer. Members voted to In­ munities: Drain. Creswell. Cot­ Scouts. Rope w ill be furr'vbed.
2:00— Presentation of Awards. and pear crop prospect is fair. Gordon Hypes. Christian minister.
four districts using Main street struct the secretary to obtain tage Grove and Lorane. The same
Scoring: Bases of 5-3-2-1. For possibly near the average. The officiating. Interment was in the
and Sixth street a» the dividing more Information on the Oregon four communities are expected to
lines between the four districts. Wildlife, a magazine published at enter troops in competition in the all events. Noon meal judged on peach crop was practically all Masonic-I.O.O.F. cemetery,
killed by the February cold spell.
She was a member of the
Three firemen will work In each State College.
district rally to be held May 17. bases of 10-6-4-2.
Members ulso voted to bold a
Awards: R ’•b.ei* w ill be pre- which also cut the yield of straw- Christian church and the Worn-
district and will go over the ter
The Southern Lane county dis
the trict nuy Scouts rally will be held tented to the iix -.op placing pu- berries. Othpr berry varieties ens Relief Corps,
rttory assigned, muking recom-, registered trap shoot at
According to advices
prom ise a poor to fair
harvest.
*” - — T * ’
,
mendationa a» to improvemon'» grounds June 15th. to which all Saturday morning and afternoon trois.
i y C orge
f c B.
A Machen.
- - - — r.AnAger of
The grape yield should be normal. E m p l o y m e n t G r O U D
clutis in the State will la- invited May 17th. at Cottage Grove, op-
which might be nuule.
the Oregon State Employment
and
elected
R.
S.
Drenner
“
There is a fair prospect for fil-
.•
,
_
—— ,
r «« • poaite the high schooL All Scouts
/I n z ie s z iz J
Suggestions will be referred to
Service, there will be a Civilian
berts and a good prospect for M e e t i n g s t o B e H e l d
a policy committee nnd » list of delegate to the wildlife confer- will assemble at the armory in
Conservation Corps enrollment
ence
and
Claude
Sherman
walnuts.
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the morning between 9:30 and
the properties no-ting attention
held May 20 to 31, 1941, inclusive.
Starting at Portland May 15
10:00. Scouts will march to the
will be published in this newspa­ ternate.
In this connection it is interest­
C H A PM A N SH E E P WORKING and 16- a schedule of training and
site of the rally, carrying all
per using s t r e e t numbers. It i»
ing
to note that the training from
informational meetings over the
equipment. 'Phis rally will be on a
DOG W IN S FIR ST PRIZE.
not the Intention of the commit­
now on to be given in the CCC
state
has
been
planned
by
the
Un­
IMitrol liases. Scouts are urged to
tee to embarrass or untugonize
camps will deal definitely .with
organize your patrols now.
any one, but simply point out the
O f interest is the announcc- employment Compensation Com­ National Defense. The aim of the
ment
that
the
eight
year
old
sheep
J
*
np‘Oyera’
7"P«oy<*
and
Here is an opportunity for all
things that might be done, often
CCC has been to give young men
Aw, » Z— l i ------„ ..J commission personnel are includ-
Scouts to show their scouting
at little expense to the property
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Bids for grading the railroad working dog. a border collie own­ cd in 21 meetings already ar­ training so that they would be
ability
and
to
prepare
themselves
owners. There are a few fire trap»
All ex-service men and auxili-
and highway around the Dorena ed by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chap­ ranged.
able to fit into jobs in private in­
In the city limits, some of which art*« of either the American for the camping season All event* dam reservoir will be opened at man of Divide won first prize at
dustry.
The opportunity for such
Employers and trade associa­
need to he torn down. In one or Legion, Spanish war veterans or are right in line with Scouting 2:00 p. m. May 28th in the Pit- the Polk county fat lamb show at
jobs, after having some training,
tion
representatives
will
meet
two instances there ore ahandon- Veteran* of Foreign Wars will at- activities and sho .Id not’ take tock block, Portland, it was learn­ Monmouth. May 10th in competi­
Friday. May 16, noon at the Port­ is much greater that ever before.
ed properties which bring in no tend Memorial day services at the much preparation.
ed here Saturday. The work w ill tion with seven other dogs. The land Chamber of Commerce under
It has been arranged for this
revenue and on which taxes are Christian church Sunday the 25th.
Schedule of E vents.
be let in two units and the award dog won first prize at Junction direction of George L. Meyers, enrollment that young men who
being paid. In such Instances It Representatives of these various
C
ity
last
year
and
has
been
en­
9 :3 0- Assemble at ’ he Armory, to be made to the low bidder in
chairman of the Social Security have been formerly in the CCC
tered again this year.
would lx- economy and money organization» are requested *o Cottage Grove.
.each case.
committee. Discussion will follow may be re-enrolled at this time,
M
r.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Cellars
of
saved In taxes to raze the build­ meet at the city hall at 10:45
10:00 Leave for camp site.
Unit No. 1 will be from the
short talks by commission repre- provided a period of three months
ing or buildings.
a. m. Sunday morning and will go
10:20 Set up camp. Tents, etc. damsite west and involves 34 Culp Creek accompanied Mr. and
sentatives on legislative changes, or more has elapsed since their
Answering the objection that in a body to the church. A cor­
Monmouth
11:00 Inspection of C o m p . acres clearing, 122,000 yards of Mrs. Chapman to
seasonality, experience rating and discharge from a previous enroll-
Cleaning up or painting up prop­ dial invitation to join <i this ser­ Prepare noon meal.
where
the
dog
was
entered.
rock excavation; 112,000 yards of
new procedure on partial earnings ment.
erty would cause a raise In taxes, vice has been issued.
12:00 - Inspection of noon meal. common excavation and a small •
reports.
The local S t a t e Employment
committee members said they
1:00 Knot tying relay. (Team amount of structure excavation
Among employment office meet- Office can and w ill gladly give
planned to have a session with the i M r. ar<l Mrs. Omer Baker of of four Scouts, each to lie two of and concrete
ings are: Eugene -June 3— Cot- information to any interested
county assessor and
get assur- Astoria were week end guests at the Tenderfoot knots. Knots to be
tage Grove. Roseburg, Marshfield youth concerning this enrollment.
Unit
No.
2
will
be
from
the
ance that there would be no such j the home of M r. and Mrs. Tom assigned just before the event.
and Eugene.
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action where building* ware re­ Minor. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Min- Each tean. to furnish own rope, i damsite east and will involve: 90
Marjorie Woodard, high school
acres
of
clearing.
156,000
yards
of
roofed. repainted and cleaned up r r are sisters. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T.
DENTAL CLINIC HELD
1:10 Signaling. (Team of four
senior and daughter of M r. and
Property owners are urged to J Donoho and daughter S h irky of Scouts: Reader. Sender. Receiver rock excavation. 242,000 yards of Mrs. Albert Woodard, won first in LUMBER SHIPM ENTS HOLD
AT LONDON SCHOOL
GAIN.
trim trees near sidewalk* and Vida and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. M in- and W riter. Tea'iis w ill furnish common excavation. 600 yards of home accounting, a 4-H club pro­
structure
excavation
and
a
small
around buildings, both for the ney and daughter Gloria of Oak- own f ags. Se ujihor? code.»
ject sponsored by The Interna­
A dental clinic was held at the
Lumber shipments out of south
sake of appearunee and for the ridge visited Sunday with M r. and
1:20- W ater
Boiling.
(Team amount of concrete.
tional Harvester CO., and will be Lane over the Southern Pacific London school Tuesday afternoon
safety of pedestrians.
Mrs. Minor.
1 will be two Scouts. All equipment
awarded a free trip to Chicago have held their gain the past with Dr. W. E. Lebow in charge
MANY CATCH CARDS USED. this fall.
An effort will also be made to
week. A total of 149 cars of lum- assisted by Miss Beatrice Turtle,
beautify the roadside along the'
M arjone was chosen first from ber were loaded with nineteen south Lane health nurse, Mmes.
Return
of
catch
record
cards
highway with the proper attention !
a number of contestants from cars of piling, two cars of clay Herbert Shortridge, Abeene and
from sportsmen thus far this sea­
to trees nnd shrub», the rem oval1
eleven western states.
and eight of peeler logs.
W illard Petersen. The examina­
son
exceeds
in
number
all
the
of all rubbish and unnecessary '
tion
among the pupils found eight
cards returned last year, accord­
old or obsolete signs.
malocclusions, 31 cases requiring
ing to C. A. Lockwood, assistant
extractions, fifty one needing fill­
supervisor of the Oregon State
NORTH COAST SHOWS TO
ings, 35 needing teeth cleaned and
Game Commission.
PLAY IN COTTAGE GROVE.
Everything is r e a d y for the
nine without defects. There were
i start of the South Lane Softball
May 28 — Knickerbocker's vs
"The sportsmen are making an
seven parents present.
The North Coast Shows, a Port­ 1 association league schedule Satur­ Grove Hardware; Culp Creek vs excellent shelving in the use of
land concern, will start a six-day day, May 17, according to E. R. Quality M a rk e t
the catch record cards this year,”
MOST OF POULTS RECEIVED.
engagement
here on May 20th Lemley, secretary, with the field
May .'10
Eagles vs Lorane; said Mr. Lockwood. "This is en­
running through the 25th and .will lights installed, the diamond con­ Drain vs Creawel).
couraging in view of the fact that
Many turkey growers have been
be located on the North Pacific ditioned 'and the grandstand and
June 2- Eagles vs Quality M ar­ the cards are essential to the
busy the past ten days to two
highway, opposite the Woodson field fence re|>aired.
ket; Drain vs. Knickerbocker's. j completion of the survey of lakes
weeks receiving young poults. Ac­
Auto Camp.
Saturday night. May 17th, a
June 4 -Lorane vs Culp Creek: and streams, now being conduct
cording to reports the poults have
The North Coast Shows with season's opener will be heralded Creswell vs Grove Hardware.
ed in various parts of the state.
been brought through the critical
»lx rides, an athletic show and a by a big parude on Main street
June 6 Grove Hardware vs!
"These cards should be filled
period with minor losses. Deliv­
number of side shows, have en­ headed by two local school bands, Drain; Lorane vs Knickerbockers.' out by everv angler after each
eries have been made to growers
joyed a very successful season. followed by the players from each 1 June 9
Quality M arket vs! fishing trip. The cards require no
of this section. Prospects are that
They have recently flnish<*d an of the eight teams participating Creswell; Culp Creek vs Eagles, signature and are postage free.
the crop will be increased by at
engagement at Newport with the in the league. At Kelly field, all
June 11 Grove Hardware vs Numerous sportsmen's organiza-
least ten per cent over the 1940
Newport crab festival.
of the league teams can lie seen Lorane; Quality M arket vs Knick-, tions throughout the state are giv-
crop.
The North Coast Shows have in action for a short time on the erbocker's.
! ing the commission real coopera-
The market outlook Is also bet­
operated out of Portland for the opening night
June 13— Culp Creek vs Drain: tion in the campaign to acquaint
ter and turkeymen are generally
past IWenty-three years and are
Each of the city teams will play Eagles vs Creswell,
anglers with the use of the catch
in better spirits.
well known In many northwest two Innings with outside teams as
June 16 Creswell vs Knicker- record cards.”
communities.
a feature of the opening night.
bocker'»; Culp Creek vs Grove
The cards may be obtained
NEW BAPTIST PASTOR.
Here's the schedule for the first Hardware,
from the Portland office of the
M. V. WELDEN INJURED.
half of the season:
i June 18 — Eagles vs Drain; Game Commission, as well as in
M. V. Weldcn, employe of the
The new Baptist pastor, the
M ay 19—C r e s w e l l vs Culp Quality M arket vs Lorane.
practically every sporting goods
W. A. Woodard Lumber Co., was Creek; Knickerbocker's vs Eagles.
Rev. Ercile White, a recent grad­
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store, and from game license
painfully but not seriously Injured
uate of the Berkeley Divinity
May 21— Grove Hardware vs E IG H T H G RADE G R A D U A T IO N agents, Mr. Lockwood pointed
Friday morning when hit In the Quality M arket; Drain vs Lorane.
Portland, Or.. M ay 14— Edmond Hayes, left, rh alrm an of the executive
school, is on the field here, hav­
Eighth grade graduation ¡will be out.
eye by a board as he worked over
ing arrived from California with
committee and John B. Wood* executive secretary, of the Keep Oregon
May 23 .Culp Creek vs Knick- held nt the M l View school house
the edger. He received first aid erbocker's; Eagles vb Grove Hard- Thursday. May 23 at 8 o'clock.
Green assortation, which Is sponsoring a statewide campaign to prevent
Mrs. White the first of the week.
D. H. Parker of Dunsmuir. Cal­
here and was later given hospital ware-
The Rev. and Mrs. White are
Those In the graduating class are: ifornia spent the week end here forest fires in Oregon. Dean Johnson ot Toledo. Herbert J. Cox of Eugene
treatment. Fortunately the sight
MHy 26 Quality M arket vs Reta Shields, Rita Shields, Alan visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Paul Stevens of Portland romprise a finance committee now engaged
not yet domiciled, as they have
In raising an adequate budget for a comprehensive educational and
of the eye ,was not Injured.
Drain; Lorane vs Creswell.
| Asphy, nnd Reginald Lund.
not been able to locate a house or
C. M. Parker nnd other relatives. publicity effort.
an apartment.
TOWNNEND CLUB NEW.4.
CLEAN UP—PAINT U P—PIX UP
PLANT U P—GIVE JOBS
Pioneer Women Is
Laid to Rest 13th
Rod and Gun Club
Adopts New Policy
At Meet Monday
CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE
Fruit Crop Outlook
Below That of 1940
S O llth e m L a t t e CO UntV D lS tr tC t
Boy Scout Rally to Be Held May 17
CCC Enrollment
May 20 to 31 Inc.
DlJg,
D ldS 10 DC U pO lC d
p
.
Ex Service Men and
Auxiliary Members
To Attend Services
For Highway and
Railroad Work
Miss Woodard Wins
Softball Season Slated to Open
With Parade Saturday Night 7:15
"KEEP OREGON GREEN*’
DIRECTORS OPEN DRIVE
mem