The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 10, 1941, Image 1

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Softball Teams ?J%knbu!,te H^ay
End First Half o f'M f o i e W '
Season July lltli
Drain Is Undisputed
W inner
With Quulity Market
Runner Up
SCHEDULE
TOR
SECOND
HALF ANNOUNCED
Drain, a newcomer in the city
soft tm 11 league has won in the
first half of the season While the
seaMin will not officially end un-
III Friday evening when two
games Will la- played, the results
of these games may alter the
standing of the four teams play-
log, but Drain has a lead too de-
clslve to la* overtaken. Quality
Market cinched second place last
night when the Butcher boys de-
feuted Knickerbocker's 8 to 5 In
the flrtit gume last evening, (»rove
Hardware downed Lorane 6 to 5.
Standing of the teams to date:
Won Lost .
A ir View of Cottage Grove Business District
Dam Worker Faces Queen Contest
Fo.se. , Clo.se
JuriM'M Tedfoni, « o u t h Lan*
county road Mi|»<»riniendcnt, «aid
yo»tonlay II»«» county road cr«»w
would start rebuilding the Bluck-
1 butte highwuy from town Mouth
to the Coast Fork dam about
Augu»i 1st The lime of starting
the work will depend on when
heuvy gravel hauling operations
are to end. According to original
plans gravel hauling would have
ended July 15th.
The road crew ha« lieon haul­
ing gravel, filling In the rough
spots on the highway, but heavy
traffic on the road has not mude
,he Improvements very effective,
Now ,he ' 00,' crew wlU 0,1,1 «,ov,•,
»Urtace where needed and reoll
' he «urface, making the roadbed
■ m »«1’1«'
H.»«vy traffic
. n ’*‘ i™"** ‘«'mmissioners were
,l" * n Fues«loy Inspecting the high»
w"> Mr A lford said the county
h° IM<1 ,o
N,’" h K,vcr r,,u,‘
R a [ e , q ¡(|
Anthony Colatrino, f o r m e r l y
employed as a cement foreman by
the T. E. Connelly Co. on the
Coast Fork dam, was lodged in
the county jail Monday afternoon
following a preliminary hearing
before Alta King, justice of the Only 4.000 Votes Between First
peace, on charge of forgery. Col­
and Last Queen
atrino was bound over to the Lane
county grand jury under bail of
Candidates
$2,500, which he had not made
according to an early report. In
the meantime it was said officers 5,000 VOTES TO BE GIVEN
are checking on the past record of
WITH BUTTONS
Colatrino to determine if he had
been in trouble in other sections
of the country.
The South Lane fair queen con­
Colatrino is alleged to have test promises to be a close one
forged $540.00 worth of checks if an early count of the tabula­
and was arrested after he was tions on the voting is any indica­
identified by a clothing merchant tion of the final result. Interest
as the purchaser of several pieces in the contest which has picked
of men’s wear. His
arrest
was
\
„
. . . af i UP sharply is expected to reach
fected through the efforts of M y-( fever heat by Monday as the dead
►
ron Perry, police chief, and l o c a l l y , nears for , he end of |he
officers.
I
° . L. Walsh, superintendent of
3 ^ ™ , thousand votes cast ov-
the T. E Connelly Co., began an er the diltrict had
,aced
investigation, it was said, after ,n the official
at the
three company checks which he
at the lime the first
could not identify failed to clear of the coupons Was made
at the bank. Further investigation
A
made ot the voteg ¡R
revealed that several company the official ballot box yesterday
checks had been taken from the afternoon at 7:00 p. m. disclosed
office. He planned to make his the following results:
escape on the evening of his ar- g^tty j ones. 90,000; Lillian Geer,
rest, according to a story told of 87,000; Betty Chapman. 86,000.
the affair.
With only 4,000 votes between
the leading candidate and the one
in third place, the result of the
contest might easily be changed
overnight. A more decisive vote
may be expected Saturday night
as the race grows hotter.
Early Vote Count
|Nist the golf course und might Is*
0,1 «‘« u‘ f*Jur n"‘‘? ad-
<M“ onal on ,hc roort ,o
Ph »to by Glenn Crabb- Picture Courtesy Thrift-Wise
later this season. The »mount , f
road Work in the county is of
This is an air view of the Cottage Grove business district taken as the plane approached the railroad
course contingent on the county
tracks from the east.
finances.
which have been low
,, .
this ' year.
The cut-off road between the
D rain
2 Blackbutte and Pacific htghwuys
Quality Market
2 is also due for oiling Preliminary
Creswell
•j work on this stretch of road has
Lorane
•j been done and the roadbed is
Eagles
Approximately 400 p e o p l e at-
<j practically ready for the oiling
Grove Hardware
Members of the Chamber of tended the annual 4th of July . July 15th is the date set ,, for the
.
5 operations.
Commerce voted to authorize $50 pomona Grange picnic held this hear'"B on "»tion to strike the
Knlrkerlss-ker's
toward the expense of outfitting year at the new site of the Do- comP'alnt ol the state highway
(u lp Creek
in the
matter of
a float to be entered in the Trail rena grange hall. The program ar-
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Nernnd Half Schedule
Herr is the official schedule for
to Hull pageant at Eugene July ranged by Mrs. Mary Arne, lectur- closure of three streets here,
a controversai
the second half of the suftluill
24-26. Ihe Lions club will also er, included songs, speaking and which has been
,
, .
, is­
sue
since
the
completion
of
th«
Share
the
expense
of
outfitting
Kame!>
and
a
dinner
served
*ue
compleOonjd
the
To Sell B uttons
season ending August 13:
five-eighths of a mile of new high­
the float, expected to cost in the a, noon
Several hundred buttons will be
July 14
Creswell vs. Culp Creek
neighborhood of $73.00. Word thut
The program ia the forenoon way through the south part of
placed on sale over the Cottage
F rom first reports on the civil Grove area today, which will cre-
Knickerbocker's vs. Eagles
Cottage Grove would participate opened with the audience singing town. The hearing will be in the
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in the parade was carried to Eu-
^ B I^ jUnerE"" ted ”bv* Ed Lanc coun,y circuit court before defense registration over the ate further interest. Decision has
July 16
Announcement
.»uncement was made yes-
Tuesday afternoon by .Major Kmnertv The welcome address JudRe G E SWpworth and is pre- state. C ottage Grove made a much h^,, reached , o sell the buttons
Grove Hardware vs. Quality
terday by Glen II. » W . con»
S(
who
X
'iven b H e n r i WilbanuXn ,iniirwr> »° thc
<*
better showing than the average at 25 cents each and give 5,000
Market
- .o f the purchase of seven ,*
Wi,.
. . . (. , , Il(.ht^ . k Daeea_ .
, 7 ' _ i „„d
s s u e wherein the highway de- city of its size. Up to 3:00 p. m. votes for each button sold. But-
2
h
.h
i
.
t
o
,
,
,
.
Drain vs. Lorane
partmvnt seeks to have the bar­ ye-s ’e.rday afternoon 317 had reg- tons may be purchased iron vol-
July 1H
Unto, High »dual and
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Cr„v, w„,
„„
p ' ricades erected a c r o s s
three isteted at the Cottage Grove unteer workers or from this of-
Culp Creek vs Knickerbocker's wf
Tptl, h B tw t
streets
at
the
intersection
of
the armory and officials were hopeful
Eagles vs. Grove Hardware
lion of new modern
un to the. t“n,ry *" ,h*‘ ,,,onc<'r P°'ade. Mayor iJltrd master
of
the Pomona
lion of new m odem
up-to-the- g(cwor, announeed. but this en- Grange
new highway at Jefferson, Wash­ that the number would pass 400
Vot„ for
T,clieto
July 21
minute houses will be started
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ington
and
Eighth.
The
hearing
is
before
the
close
of
the
week.
A
Monday
night,
June
14th.
votes
tiy
*
ill
not
involve
a
luavy
ex-
An
orchestra
number
was
pre-
Quality Market vs. Drain
during the month. F. 11. A. easy
scheduled to begin at 9:30 a. m. total of a07 people registered wi„
iven with each ^ftball
Lorane xs. Creswell
Pt‘t's<*
sented
by
a
family
orchestra,
Ray.
financing plans will be-used where
If the city should win in the Tuesday and ten additional names admission ticket purchased. Twen-
George Hopkins. University of Everett and Betty Duerst. and
July 23
buyers desire. Two houses will be
T t i d s .r. was the this number was followed by "In- action, the barricades will be re­ were registered by 3:00 p. m. yes- ty. fjve votes wiU
given with
Knlckerliocker's vs. Grove
started at once and others will
guest
speaker
nt
the
Chamber
dependence
Day,
1941
Version,"
moved,
which
may
mean
addition-
each
admission
purchased.
The
Hardware
be built to suit owners This will
The fine response was largely three queen candidates have been
Culp Ciwk vs Quality Market |m. a (|w|rlct whjch wUJ |m. rcs|rM, luneheon and briefly explained by j„ s,.,rf, a Holliday of the Wii- “I building along the highway,
due to the aggressive efforts of jnvjted to
of the
*
July 25
ted to lesidential purposes onl how th«* business man might learn lukenzic Grange. A trumpet duet
Harry
Metcalf
and
the
board
of
association
and
the
presence
t,.
enjoy
music
more
by
a
few
wns
p|aycd
by
Ed
Finnerty
and
S
w
i
m
i
l
l
i
l
l
g
C
a
m
p
a
i
g
n
Eagles vs. Lorane
with a minimum exist of not less
regtttration Because the event of the candldates wiU add ^ t to
simple lessons in elementary inus- A|,x.rt Griffin and a vocal solo
. TT ,
tt
Drain vs. Creswell
than SRBOO Then’ will be uni­
had received little or no advance both the game and the queen con-
July 2«
form set-back from the street and a’ and <»l how the liusiness man was sung by Albert Wimmer of CxGuS U lIC IC llA fay xx6I*6
publicity locally, hand bills were
may
learn
to
play
a
few
simple
,
bl.
Goshen
grange.
Miles
Wicks
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_
Eagles vs. Quulity Market
Ihe architix-tuial design will lie
printed
and distributed over town
-»rds.
quiek’y
and
easily.
He
went
of
the
Creswell
G
r
a
n
g
e
had
Drain vs. Knickerbocker's
A free swimming campaign was and in some of the outlying dis­
the latest and most modern.
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.
on lo explain and demonstrate charge of u number of stunts.
July 30
inaugurated here yesterday under tricts calling attention to the time
Editors Note: Glen H. I helps that some of the greatest conr-
Ixirane vs. Clup Creek
Princess
Louise
Conger,
sport-
the
direction of the Red Cross and
Creswell vs. Grove Hardware marrled the duugbter of the late positions were eomposixl of a few sored hy the Pomona Grange, who s,»nsored by the Cottage Grove and place of registration. Assist­
W. A. Hogate. lie has l»een close- simple cords.
ing Mr. Metcalf were P. S. Bu­
August 1
attended
the Timber Carnival at Lions club.
The
campaign
to run kowski, George Smith, Bill Beeler
ly
connected
with
the
building
While
admitting
that
he
(Hop-
.
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.
...
v
Grove Hardware vs. Drain
business all his life He served kins, was at one time refer,x-d to Allwny W“ Pr«*,nted ’» ’he uudl’ for
d“>s Wl11
operated in a and Joseph Safley.
lx»rane vs. Knickerbocker'»
apprenticeships as plumber, ear-
a child prodigy, he said that if ence-
different manner to previous canr-
Registration blanks have been
August 4 *
penter, and steamtitter and has he had his time to go over again.
In ,he »«»rseshoe pitching con- poigns. The swimming lesson will placed at the office of the Oregon
Quality Market vs. Creswell
worked at all three trades Most he would prefer to learn music the ,est Bin Schletzer of the Dorena >»»'
free and those who want Employment Service for those
Culp Creek vs. Eagles
of his activities biting at Lincoln, simple way and not by notes as he Grange Won over C. W. Calvert to «vail themselves of the instruc- who still want to register. George
For the third consecutive year
August 6
Nebraska.
was taught.
’
of ,h‘' We”
Grange and in ‘ions must furnish traasportntion. Machen. local manager, will be Mrs. Jeanne Morton of Blackbutte
Grove Hardware vs. Lorane
The place selected is the site of very glad to have you register at route has been chosen to direct
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Several ladies attended the lun- i1m‘ UnaLs took the title from Dean
Quality Murket vs. Knicker­
the new Dorena grange hall about the office at 922 Main street if activities of the 4-H club summer
ehixin to see and hear the demon- ^ ‘als of the Jasper Grange,
bocker'»
three and a half miles east on the you have not done so.
camp at Fall Creek, which begins
stration by Mr. Hopkins
August 8
Row
river road. The swimming
MT. VIEW C ONSO LIDATED
There
is
nothing
obligatory
Friday. More than 100 boys and
Culp Creek vs Darin
hole selected is that formerly
A D VE R T ISIN G FOR BIDS
PROPERTY O W N ER S A SK ED
about
the
registration,
but
the
Kiris
from the various 4-H alubs
Eagles vs. Creswell
known as the "Tarzan hole.”
TO CLEAN LOTS.
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data obtained during the period ° ver the county are expected to
August 11
Owing to difficulties of obtain- will enable the government to ob- attend the camp session, which
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In this issue of the Sentinel
Creswell vs. Knickerbocker's
Approximately twenty property the school lx>ard of Mt. View ¡ng a suitable swimming hole, no tain valuable information, which ¡,a-s doubled the enrollment each
The Cottage
Culp Creek vs. Grove Hardwure
... Grove Motor Co. »wners of Cottage G r o v e have school is advertising for bids for advance publicity was possible on may be of great need in times of
August 13
u ? «” * ».- ymou’ ,OU,M‘ o a been asked to clean vacant lots to the construction of a one room ad- the event, L. W. Coiner, Lions national emergency.
Mrs. Morton is president of the
Eagles vs. Drain
thief or th teve»M on d ay night, ITduce the fire hazard during the dition to the school building. Bids chairman, said yesterday. Due to
leaders
association and chairman
R egistration to Continue.
Quality Market vs. Lorane
who evidently needed only a car summ(,r months, according to Don will be ojjened by the “board July the fact that arrangements were
of the camp committee. Other
I was announced this morning
instnjctors are: Mm. Alice
and nothing else, as apparently A„en iire ckk.f. Letters request- 15th Plans and specifications are not made until the last minute,
js crafts instructor and
nothing else was taken. Entrance jng tha( (hc property owners fol- on file at this office. Further de- some of the plans usually carried tha civdtan reg»t™tion would be
K1"“ “ r
u
with Henry Chase of Eugene will
into the building was made y j()W (h|, r,ean up suggestjon have tails are found in a legal publi- out in former years had to be C° ? ? n.ll
with the hope of making the
|he swimmi
taking the glass out of a skylig t |H,en mulled. City officials and the cation elsewhere in this issue.
abandoned, he said.
registration 100 percent so fa r a s
EJeanor
q( port_
and dropping to the floor
|mlice f(,m , ari, txx,|H.,.nting wilh
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this section is concerned. Two
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Nothing else was missed accord- , h(> fj;.e ,,,^ „.,„„.0,.
FRUIT CROP SHORT.
SEA SCOUTS TO LOON LAKE places of registration have been land will assist with the crafts.
ing Io an early check. A small
G. M. Upshaw of the rifle asso­
amount of cash In the cosh regis­
EX A M INER H ERE.
Gf the fruit crop harvested here
-phe local sea scouts met last provided and blanks are available ciation will conduct the rifle
ter was left undisturbed us well
at either place. In addition to the
A traveling examiner of opera» to date, particularly berries, most
. . .
,
. „ . • . ,
McDaniel of Cor-
, ,,
n u
i have u
u . of t the night
and
planned a trip to Loon Oregon State Employment office. training. ith’ Vern ^tata
as accessories in the parts room. toi is and . chauffeurs
t o « t nun
will
be
on
varieties
been
short
,
.
.
Defense bond sale» for the quar­
d u ty at the city hall front 9:00 to normal yield. Boysenberries ripen- Lake for Saturday and Sunday, applicants may register at the sery will be on hand for the for­
ter ending June 30th total $24,-
MRS. HARREL TO ASSIST
5:00 Saturday, July 12th for the ing now will be under the normal Fred Bosley, scoutmaster announ- city hall in the recorder's office. est and nature studies. Miss
243 75. It was learned here yes­
UNTIL THE 12TH
purpose of issuing drivers licenses, yield in most vicinities.
ced after the meeting.
H. K. Metcalf, registrar, this LoUise Schneider from the 4-H
terday. This amount is the tabula-i
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morning issued the following ap- club office at Corvallis will assist
tion of sales from the two princi-
Mrs. Velma Harrel, clerk of the
peal:
with the crafts and Miss Helen
pal sources, the First National Motor Vehicle bureau with offices
“It
is
hoped,
and
desired,
that
Cowgill,
assistant 4-H club leader
Bank and the jstst ofice. Sales jn , be council chamber of the city
Cottage Grove and vicinity may of Corvallis will give part time
al the First National Bank during hall will be on the job through
make this registration a 100 per- instruction.
the |>erlod totaled $14,868.75; sales ,h,. 12th and possibly longer, it
Representatives of the United important power developments, which will be organized, trained. cent affair as the object of the
The camp for the girls starts
at the post office amounted t o , waN ¡earned here Monday.
$9.375.00' for the three months.!
Mrs. Harrel has been taking ap- States Forest service, of Governor shipyards, aircraft an daluminum equipped and ready to go. are registration is to form into units July 11 and that for the boys July
with the June sales practically „»cations for the renewal of driv-
,)f Washington, and Gov- factories, and all kinds of manu- much more effective than much for the protection of your homes 20. All staff work is volunteer,
Cost to the 4-H members is $10,
trebling those of April. June sales
’,,.s |k.,,nses
ernor Sprague of Oregon have faeturing plants. Army camps and larger pickup crews Prevention and families.”
at 'thl» office amounted io $4,-!'""
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presented the need for additional maneuver areas and highways of guards will enforce closures, reg-
part of which may be brought In
produce.
443 75 as compared with $1,237.50
NO HEMENWAV PICNIC.
to” *’1 protection for certain erit- military importance are located ister and check forest users. In-
for April
'
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j leal areas in the Pacific North- here.
speetors* will give particular at-
°While no comparative report by
For a number of years Mr. and west to congress and $500,000 has
Thp
djv|ded
tention to the provisions of the
EASTER LILIES BLOOMING
AT HEMENWAV RANCH.
months is available from the bank. Mrs. W. A. Hcmenway have been been allotted for this purpose, ac- twpen thp
ps Rnd (hp federa, logging code and the state fire
Members
of
the
city
council
in
laws.
the sums from the two sources' hosts to Cottage
Grove
business
cording
to
il.
J.
Andrews,
.»xsist-
agencjeg
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,
-
ItK tllV H .X
t engaged
llL .IL t t l
I in
II
H
lU Illl IV II
protection
families at an an- an iigioun ..........
o i,s ii in
i l.ugi e and w -|| SUpp]ement funds already
About 15r, of the total is bud- regular session Monday evening ! A pretty sight is 2,000 Easter
Indicate that the bond sales have j men I and their
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1 budgeted. The organization plan- geted for special equipment, quar- voted to adopt the traffic regula lillies blooming now at the Hem-
shown a sharp increase with each nual 1 berry, picnic at their berry ” ( lvlslon ” s 11 1 an<
”s " "
" ned w jj| TOnsist of both large and tors, and miscellaneous overhead tions as set forth In the new state enway ranch west of town. The
succeeding month.
• runc •h west of town. However oies i>, w
r»«y to the
Ihe shortage
sh o rtaee of Boysen
Bovsen- turned from Washington.
Washington, D. ( .
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___ and supervision.
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____ e- traffic law. Action of the council lillies are to be grown for their
-
i owing
small
suppression
crews, smoke- items
Existing
The
he ............
placed in chasers lookoutSt inspectors and qutpment and quarters will be makes the regulations governing bulhs of course and are blooming
ABANDONED CAR CLAIMED berries this year, the picnic had
...v protection
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The Ford V-H found abandonedi to he dispensed with. So there will wes ern
as ing on an<
i. gon, |)n,V(,n ,ion gUJ,lds. The suppres- used and large purchases will the speed the same as set forth at their natural time, although
in the state law and eliminates they are termed Easter lillies be­
by officers near Ihe Grove Motel be no picnle at the IlenieifWay " er,
i n, inn i , ins, <n i\i us
crews will be employed in probably not be required.
the possibility of duplication and cause they can be forced to bloom
July 2 has been claimed by three,ranch this year.
<” •' "• •> 1 ‘ . Hs ,u , ‘l l’" ” u“ s |he construction of protection im-
ry-Y* will
i k .
during the Easter season. This is
boys from Kirkland. Washington.
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j about seven b.llton f<Hd of timber
m
fi,,. (,a||s
The OCC will, « usual, be a- the resulting confusion.
i Mr. Hemenway's first venture in­
The boys who said they abandon-
Mr and Mrs. T Thoreson and annually, or approximately 25 per
nrovill(.(| w .,h trucks
! ab e f° r f° reSt Protec,lon’ but
e< the ear because of mechanical
son Ervin spent the week end al cent of the national supply. About rh > « 11 '’' Provided with trucks wj., serw as srW)1H, hne of de.
Mrs. Minnie Willits left for, to the bulb business, which looks
Roseburg Tuesday to visit a week very promising at the present
difficulties and tire troubles came | Fort Columbia visiting two other one-fifth of it goes to the defense nnd will make quick responses to tense. Logging crews will be called
with her daughter Hallie.
! time.
down for the aulo Tuesday.
¡sons, Verne and Norman.
¡program. Il includes tremendously ( reports of fires. These
crews, when needed as in the past.
C. ol C. Authorizes
™
Part of Float Cost Dorena on July 4th
Street Closure
Hearing July 15
Civilian Defense
Registration 317
Up to Wed. Night
New Subdivision
Opened Nea r New
High School Site
Jeanne Morton
Will Be on Staff
Fall Creek Camp
Plymouth Coupe
Stolen From Cottage
Grove Motor Co.
U. S. Defense Bond
Sales Show Sharp
Gain Each Month
$500,000 for Forest Protection
City Adopts State
Traffic Law Rules