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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
Buy defense Buy liefen' «• slumps at stamp* at local stores In c ili s to le s 8521 volumi : LII Annual RedCross Un ion Thanksgiving Services to Be Tommies, Soviets Inspect a Roll Call Will Get At Free Methodist Church Nov. 20 Underway Soon L. C. 8chroctler Made 8<uth Lane Chairman; Lions to Assist. WORK OF RED CRO3S 18 SUMMARIZED. Plans m e underway In south lame county fo r the annual Red Groan B o ll C all, November I Uh to 30th. L. C. Schroeder, general chairm an, announced here yester day. In a m eeting of the Lions club board o f director» yesterday noon, the director» voted fo r the r lu ti to partlcl|H ite und assist In the unnunl campaign The ro ll call solicitations In the business dis tric t w ill be In charge o f club members and Chairm an Schroeder named Dr. H. A Axley, W orth Harvey and Boy Sunderland as a hnson com m ittee to assist w ith the w ork. The resldental d is tric t w ill be dlvtrf«-«! in such a way us to perm it a house to house can vass. O ther comm itteem en n a m e d outside o f Cottage Grove included Mrs. W. A lle m e n w a y . S ilk ("re e k d is tric t; M is. Lee Dugan. Brumbaugh d istrict. A tte n tio n is called to the fact that the Bed Crass endeavors to give tw o types of se rvice one to the armed forces and one to the civilia n population. In the form er category, a ll Investigations of soldiers applying fo r dependency discharge arc made through the Red Cross. A t the present tim e the county chapter is handling about fif t y rases o f this type per month. F a m ily problems connect ed w ith the service of the soldier urc handled by the Bed Cross nlso The Bed Gross also gives disas te r re lie f to fam ilies Several fa m i lies were aided in the county dur ing the past year, who wen- un able to aid themselves due to an unexpected und sudden emergen cy The Bed Gross has nlso s|x»n- sorerd over the county a number of firs t aid classes ami 2.000 c iti zens of the county have received ce rtifica tes in firs t aid training. Sw im m ing campaigns is another com m unity protect sponsored by the Bed Gross. Sixteen Lane county com m unities conducted sw im m ing campaigns the past year and over 2,100 children and udults were taught how to swim and swim lie tic r by a Bed Cross firs t uld in stru cto r. Home nursing Is a fifth service offered by the Bed Cross and at the present tim e six home nursing classes are In progress over the county. A production proginm is a sixth project undertaken by the Bed Gross including sewing and surgi cal dressing classes and over one thousand county women are |wir- ttcip atin g In these programs. Accident prevention Is another project sponsored by the Bed Gross and d urin g the past year eight classes In accident preven tion wen* conducted by volunteer instructors. F or the firs t tim e Lane county schools are asked to Join the Jun io r Red Cross KM) percent. Some schools are active and the pupils of these schools have already com pleted a number o f Christm as boxes fo r the Chinese children. T h e county membership quota is set at 10,500 o r fifte e n percent o f the to ta l |N>ptilallon. Good Response to the Armistice Activities Despite Bad Weather Despite the inclement weather there was a g ra tify in g response to the A rm istice day a ctivitie s here, beginning w ilh an A rm istice breaklast at the Rainbow cafe, presided over hy W illia m Halde- man as toastmaster. Several short talks were made hy those a tte nd ing. recounting the days of the W orld war. A t 11:00 a. m. the flag raising ceremony was held in front of the arm ory w ith the high school hand playing "S ta r Spangled Banner." The Rev. Gordon Hypes was the speaker o f the day. O th e r items on the program included the sing ing o f the nntionnl anthem, "A m e rica " accompanied hy the * high school hand and a closing prayer by the Rev. Schmid. The local Boy Scouts attended the pro gram in a Ixxly. NUMBER I» COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, THI RSOAY NOVEM BER Li. 1911 HENt^N’KL H I T DAY EARLY NEXT W EEK. In a proclam ation signed by Governor Charles Sprague Thanksgiving has been set ns November 20th. fo r probably the last tim e A ll business liopses here w .l| observe the day. In order fo r the Sentinel foice to observe the day and eat tu rke y too, this newspaper w ill be Issued Wednesday eve ning, November Kith We ask the cooperation of our coi“res|jondcnls anil others trending In news and also the advertisers In getting copy in early. Six Cottage G r o v e churches arc uni King fu r a Union T hanks giving service to he held at the F re e M e lh ix J is t c h u rc h next Thursday m orning. November 20. Ix-ginmng at 10:30 a. m The service is sponsored by the M in isterial Alliar,. • anil the co operating m inisters w ill take part in the service, Follow ing Is the order of the service; " A ll H all thi- P o w e r/’ song by congregation. Invocation by the Rev. Gordon Hypes "W hat a Friend We Have in Jesus,” and "M a ster Let Me W alk W ith Thee.” songs by congrega tion. S cripture reading. Psalms 10-1, by the Rev. E rclle W hite. S|x cia| Music, "P a s lo n a l P ray e r," by the Rev, 'fed Burns. O ffering, " E x p r e s s io n of Thanks" by the Rev. H. P. H o ff man. "Take M y L ife and Let I t Be," song by congregation. Thanksgiving Address, by the Rev. W. A Briggs. Closing Hymn, "A m erica the B e au tifu l." Benediction, the Rev. Atwood The sale of defense bonds and Foster. stamps is s till going strong. H a rry M etcalf, south Lane chairm an, ra- ix irh 'd yesterday. Stores and busi ness house* have lieen very de- sfwnxive and a ll contacted have agreed to o ffe r stanqis and bonds to th e ir customers. T e rrito ry cov ered In a recent survey includes M. Louts Belangie, area super from here south to Ixn do n. south visor of the Surplus M arketing to Divide and west to Ixirnne. The A dm in istra tio n w ill lx- in Eugene M a t te rrito ry as fa r as Disston on Saturday. November 15, to had previously been contacted. meet w i t h representatives of C hairm en o f the various dis group* Interested In o r oxjpera- tric ts appointed todate a ie ; Culp iin g w ith the school lunch pro C r e e k - Disston. M rs. E ls ie Patten; gram. London-Blackbutte, J. II. Woods; The m eeting w ill be held from Ixuane. Chas Foster, ixjstm nxtcr; 9:00 a. m to 10:30 a m. in Judge D elight V a lle y , Saginaw, Chas. H u rd ’s court room, C ounty C ourt (M a jo r IlooiiTei B ro w n i and John House. D unlevy: W a lker Lynx Hollow. Data regarding the present s ta t B ill H lland us of the school lunch program in Stam p Clubs Organised. the county w ill be presented. The Stam p club» have been organ use o f surplus commodities fo r ized at the Lorane and ouK creek school lunches and the means fo r schools and it ts the desire of the securing these w ill be explained local schools to organize sim ila r hy M r. Ile'nngie. M r Belangie w ill clubs, it was reported yesterday. assist also in w o rkin g out plans Since a local organization has fo r the fu rttie r development o f the lx*cn effected hen* among local school lunch program in Lane business and professional men. the County. sale of stamps at the local post office has more than trebled ac cording to N. J Nelson, postmas ter. Since (X’totx-r 14th more de fense stamps have been sold than in the previous two months com bined. he said. Bond sales are sharply up, lx>th nt the F irs t Na Duck and goose hunters have tional Bank anil the post office. had a field day the past few days w ith numerous flocks o f w ild geese a lig h tin g in fields and on ponds and in streams. The geese npiN irently confused hy ttic storm s have come over in large flocks and in some instances seemly have spent most o r a ll the night try in g c ith e r to get directions o r find a Tin* Cottage Grove M in isterial lig h tin g place. Geese have been Alliance met Tuesday m orning in kille d in logging ponds w ilh and the study of the Rev. Gordon w itho ut guns according to reports Hyties, C hristian church pastor. and one was knocked down and The group voted to meet regular caught w hile fly in g low near the ly the second Tuesday o f each Woodson M otors one night this m onth at the noon hour. Plans week. were made .o r the union Thanks Several hunters secured th e ir giving service to he held nt the lim it the firs t day out, reports Free Methodist church at 10:30 say. a. m. November 20th. An Im portant item o f general DR. « ( ) ( ) ! ) A D D R E SSE S LIONS interest was a resolution endorsed D r. J. O. Wo«xl of the U nive r hy the Alliance to the effect that any w elfare organization seeking s ity o f Oregon was the guest Ing m in isterial support must firs t speaker at the luncheon program o f the Lions club today noon ami clear through the organization. "E ducation Members pres« nt were the Rev. in observation o f W, A. Briggs, J. 'le d Burns. Gor W eek", which is being observed don Hypes. 11. P. H offm an and this week, made a very interesting address on the “ responsibility of Ercile W hite. the parents". The House of Representatives The West Side Lum ber Co. m ill today approved the n e u tra lity re vision by a close vote o f 212 to in Eugene was destroyed by fire of 194. The vote came a fte r an ap an unknown origin Wednesday night. Loss Is estimated at $35,000. peal from President Roosevelt. Defense Stamps And Bonds Still Going Strong School Lunch Program Meeting to Be Held In Eugene Nov. 15 Confused Geese Flock In; Hunters Have Had Several Field Days Ministers Sponsor Union Thanksgiving Services Nov. 20th Christmas Lights and Decorations to Be Erected by Thanksgiving Day C hristm as decorations w ill be up on o r before the Thanksgiving season. The lights and equipment used here fo r several years w ill he erected by the members of the Cottage Grove n rc departm ent. Members o f the fire denprtm ent agri'ed to take on this responsibi lity at the regular m eeting Mon day evening. Erection of greenery w ill be in charge o f W, I.. W o rk man of the Sunnyside Greenhouses who has done an efficient job fo r the past three or fo ur years. This year the expense of erect ing the greenery w ill he borne by the Chamber o f Commerce. Com m ittee member» including W. C. M a rtin and L. C. Schroeder expressed a hope lh a t through the Chamber of Commerce additional decorations m ight be purchased this year, hut ow ing to the na tional emergenej and to the d if fic u lty o f obtaining new equip ment, the idea was abandoned tem porarily. Last year additional equipment in the form o f stars was purchased to be erected nt the streets intersecting Main. Business men and merchants w ill not be asked to contribute this year but the expenses con nected w ith erection of the green e ry w ill be taken from the treas ury o f the Chamber of Commerce lank Farmers Asked to Collect and Sell More Scrap Iron Oregon farm ers have been asked to p articip a te in the nationwide campaign fo r the collection of scrap iron and steel to aid the de fense program. Farm s of the U nited States are considered one of the most im portant sources of scrap supplies, which are now u rg en tly needed fo r use by steel m anufacturers fo r combining w ith pig iron. R obert B. T a y lo r of Adams, chairm an of the Oregon USDA defense board, is asking the co operation of a ll county boards in ca rryin g on a drive fo r the collec tion o f scrap in connection w ith the current campaign to see th a t usable m achinery is repaired ear ly fo r use next year. A graduated scale o f prices fo r fa rm scrap throughout the United States, based on distance from consuming centers, has been set up so that farm ers w ill know ap K o m r x h r r r in M id d le East, B ritis h troops and Soviet Mddiers f r a t e r proxim ately w hat they w ill re nize hy In s p e r lin j a ta n k . I.a r * e seetioB* of B ritis h public opinion, n o ta b ly labor organization», would like to see C h u rc h ill G o v e rn m en t ceive fo r th e ir m a te ria l a t the go to aid of Russia by opening new fro n t in w hich Russian and B r it various assembling points. For ish troops would do more th a n fra te rn iz e . (Passed by B ritis h censor.) Oregon a price o f SI cents per hundred pounds a t P ortland has been established. The amount re ceived by the farm ers, however, w ill be this price less the cost of shipping to P ortland and the cost o f preparing the scrap fo r ship ment to the steel m ills, the la tte r being approxim ately 12 cents per The Cottage Grove Lions took hundred pounds. the leadership o f the T ri-c o u n ty The prices paid would not alone football league here Monday night Joseph H. Anderson, co ntractor hy defeating a stubborn U niversi on the union high school building be enough to insure the thorough combing o f the ru ra l areas fo r ty High squad by the count o f here, was awarded $¿,150.70, 14-7 The Lions were outplayed in which was over and above the scrap, points out C hairm an T ay the firs t half, hut came back in school board's o ffe r o f $21.551 as lor, but farm ers w ill p ro fit in the second to score tw o touch a fin a l payment by a ju r y in c ir o the r ways by helping provide an adequate supply o f iron and steel downs and w in the game. c u it court a t Eugene Saturday. scrap. I f the flo w o f scrap is not In the firs t period the Lions The ju r y started deliberation F ri sufficient to meet needs, steel o u t drive to the U n ive rsity high 11- day a fte r a tr ia l lasting about put w ill be fu rth e r reduced, which three weeks. The p la in tiff was ynrd line but were stopped there. w ill mean th a t farm ers w ill en A fte r an exchange o f punts in the awarded the above sum fo r extras counter s till more d iffic u lty in ob second q u a rte r the Lions, w ith and special service. ta ining machinery and o the r steel Ixrsk plunging and d riv in g f o r -it-m ig h t be o i ifatermY t« thane ' prtxJUefs. 'Besides,'It w ifi be a pa king gains, again drove deep into rxit fa m ilia r w ith the circum tr io tic service. the U ni high’s te rrito ry where stances under which the new The O.S.C. extension service is Tom m y Jones, recovering from a union high school building was tw isted ankle, came into the game constructed to learn th a t the cooperating by urging county and started th ro w in g passes. A building v-as constructed as a agents and 4-H club organizations pass intended fo r Seagoe was in PW A project w ith a federal grant to help in the scrap collection tercepted hy Braugh who raced o f fo rty -fiv e peicent to the school campaign in every way possible. 65 yards to scon'. H arba rt fa king d is tric t. The grant totaled $122,- a drop-kick, passed to Braugh fo r 727. m aking the cost to the dis the e xtra point, m aking the score tric t. $150,000 and the to ta l cost 7-0 fo r Uni High A few minutes o f the b uilding S272.7zr.00. The Ixiard o f directors had pre la te r the h a lf ended w ith the ball viously offered the contractor, in m id-field. In the second h a lf the Lions the contract price o f the building Plans are underway to organize started w ilh a bang. They took w itho ut extras. The suit was fo r the k ic k o ff and drove straig ht $13,725.63 fo r extras and damages a firem en's reserve according to down the field to the opponent's o f which the ju r y th re w out $6,- Don Allen, fire chief, which w ill 35-yard line, where nt that point 574.93 and allowed the sum of serve the d is tric t in national John M inor, fleet-footed halfback, $7,150.70. emergencies on the same order «as cut o ff tackle and raced the re the existing police reserve. Ap m aining distance to score stand plications should be made at once ing up. Lusk drove over center at the c ity hall to M r. Allen. Men fo r the e xtra point, tyin g the ball from 18 to 45 are eligible to join. game at seven all. The Lions again Classes w ill be started w ith in about a week, the classes to be started a drive. W ith Lusk pound ing the line and M in or tearing o ff conducted by a competent in The Grove H ardw are is m aking long gains, Coach French's men preparations fo r a grand opening stru cto r. drove to the 1-yard line where Firemen's rese.-vc is another op to be held November 15th in the Lusk wenl over. Lusk also made remodeled store quarters. The p o rtu n ity fo r .the c iv ilia n to get the extra point over center, end store b uilding has been remodeled tra in in g which w ill be very valu ing the scoring w ith the Lions on w ith new display windows added able in case of emergency. The top 14-7. The Lions rolled tip 319 and a redecorated interio r. Per tra in in g w ill be beneficial w hether yards by passing and rushing to haps the outstanding improvement or not the applicant has occasion the U ni High's 85. The firs t downs Ls the new shelving arrangem ent to use it. so there is nothing lost also favored (he Lions 20-6. This which perm its a display o f hard in jo in in g the fire reserve. O ffi put the Lions in firs t place in the ware and household items fo r the cers are anxious to get the o r league and if they beat the Sweet ganization underw ay at once and convenience o f the customer. Home team they w ill w in the The stock o f household, hard urge prospective applicants To championship. w are and e le ctrica l merchandise join at once. The fog was so th ic k the p lay has been enlarged to p erm it the ers could hardly be seen at a dis custom er a wide selection in buy tance. ing the items needed. The lineup: Free g ifts w ill be aw a iting Cottage Grove U. H. S. those who v is it the Grove H ard ........ Gum ware any tim e Saturday. M r. and Seagoe LE A t the next reg ula r m eeting of ....... Hope Mrs. Long are anxious that th e ir LT . Aubrey Jenkins Depuy friends and customers v is it the re the Chamber o f Commerce, No LG D augherty T ro u t modeled store Saturday. There is vember 18th. members w ill be en C tertained w ith a showing o f sev Plena rd KG . M ille r no obligation to your visit. eral fifteen m inute navy film s, de Lawson RT M orris p icting life in the navy. The same RE Danner Krause film s w ill also be shown a t the Lusk Bauder . Q high school. The navy film s were .. H arba rt l.H M in or scheduled to have been shown Braught RH Dugan here three weeks ago. but were Freeman Lusk F delayed. The Cottage Grove Lions w ill close th e ir home season here F r i Tw o local youths. Jack Braggs CORPORAL R. R. HOOD AT day night against the Sweet Home and P. W. W alker, suffered in ROGERS FIELD. Huskies on K e lly Field at 7:45. juries Monday afternoon when the This is the fin al league game m otorcycle they w e r e One o f fo u r Oregon soldiers at riding fo r both teams and the Grovers struck the rear end o f a c ity de W ill Rogers Field, Oklahoma, is need a v ic to ry to cinch the covet liv e ry tru c k operated by Jack Corporal Rodger R. Hood, son of ed .cup. The I.ions w ill be heavy- Caton on West M ain street. The M r. and Mrs. G. C. Hood of C ot favorites a fte r th e ir v ic to ry over hoys were alleged to have been tage Grove. C orporal Hood is a U ni High, hut the game is a l speeding and attem pted to pass member o f the 55th Bombardment ways an unpredictable a ffa ir so the delivery tru c k as the d riv e r Squadron attached to the new was p ulling away from the curb base which is near Oklahoma C ity. a nyth ing can happen. Hood attained his present rank The Lions w ill be strengthened to make a left-hand tu rn . The of the m otorcycle September 1, and is being trained g re atly by the retu rn o f th e ir handlebar captain. Tom m y Jones, who play struck the side o f the tru c k and as a bombardier. H is duties as ed a short tim e in the U ni-H igh threw the machine into a spin, such are w holly in the arm am ent game but wasn't quite in shape. causing it to careen and mount section of his squadron. There are more than 2200 o ffi Tom m y has been out the last sev the curb on the opposite side of cer» and men at this field which the street. eral games because o f an injured Breggs suffered a broken bone is one o f the newest o f America's ankle. in one leg and W a lke r a badly bomber bases. E ventually the per I f the I.ions w in this game they sprained leg. The tru c k was not sonnel of the base Is to reach .3500. , have the pennant cinched. damaged. in J. H. Anderson Is Tri-County League Awarded $7,150.70 In Building Suit ¿ions Leading Firemans Reserve To Be Formed The Grove Hardware To Hold a Grand Opening Saturday Navy Films Scheduled For Showing Nov. 18 Two Suffer Injuries in Truck Motorcycle Collision on W. Main Police Reserves Learn of London Defense Methods Reserves Hear Report of Chief of Police Myron Perry on FBI School. RESERVES NEEDED IN PO LICE, FIRE DEPTS Cottage Grove police reserves heard a summ ary of the chief topics of the recent F B I school in Portland by M yron Perry, chief of police, at the regular meeting Monday evening at the c ity hall. The F B I school, held a week pre vious in Portland, was fo r the express purpose of passing on in form ation to the various officers regarding the various methods of c ivilia n defense, so th a t those a t tending m ight pass the in fo rm a tion on to the police reserves in the western localities. C hief speaker at the F B I school was Vincent Garber, direc to r o f the federal bureau o f in vestigation a t B utte, Montana. M r. Garber recently returned from London, England, where he spent some tim e studying the de fense methods of th a t city. The firs t half day o f the school was spent in viewing motion, pic tures made by Scotland Yards and released only to officers. The firs t picture entitled “ Mr. Proud Foot,” showed the effects o f the viola tion o f the blackout rules th a t started the largest fire Lon don had ever seen. The fires were started by the K ilo bomb, an in cendiary bomb, w eighing 120 pounds. Methods o f extinguishing the fires by pouring sand over the blaze were shown and by use o f a fine spray o f w a te r through a spray pump. Protection against sabotage was also one of the chief topics dis cussed at the school. The key to sabotage is usually found in the waste paper basket, showing the necessity o f destroying evidence of waste paper and carbon paper by responsible parties. Reserve officers in London w ork in sh ifts and icarn on going on the job w hat has been accomplished on a previous s h ift and w hat is to be expected on the present sh ift. Reserve officers there are used to convoy finished goods and to pro tect the u tilitie s. O fficers also provide bomb shelters fo r the c i v ilia n population, is supposed to know where fire hydrants and telephones are located. They must also be able to detect the various kinds of gases used in the bombs. In London there are 110,000 a ir raid wardens, who are required to w ork 16 hours per day and sleep eight. F our hundred and fo rty sirens are operated there, the coarser sounding sirens w arn of the approaching planes, the softer tones are used in the a ll clear signals. National D efense Week. President Roosevelt has declar ed the week of November 11 to 16 as N ational Defense Week on which every day a program is o u t lined. Today is civilia n defense day and the office o f c ity record er w ill take applications o f any one interested in national defense work. Now the p a rticu la r need is fire reserves. More police reserves are also needed. Five police were on d uty at. the football game here Monday n ig h t: Lt. Hugh Brisbane. Corporals F ra n k Hoard and Hugh M cBride and Patrolm en L a rry Kellogg and Edward Carpenter. On duty Tues day a t the Arm istice dance in the arm ory were: L t. Hugh Brisbane, Sgt. E verett Abbott. Corporals F ra n k Hoard and H ugh McBride and Patrolm an H enry Berge. Car Wrecked in Pass Creek Canyoxi; 1 Man Sustains Broken Knee i Nelson McKee o f Oakridge sus tained a broken and crushed knee yesterday in an accident in Pass Creek canyon when a new car he was d rivin g collided w ith a tr a il er, which had broken loose from a car driven by E. W. Landers of Roseburg. W ith McKee were two men by the name o f W ilson, a ll employes o f the Southern Pacific railroad. The la tte r tw o were bruised and cut slig h tly and were given firs t aid here. McKee was taken to a Eugene hospital. The three Oakridge men were enroute to Scottsburg on a fishing trip .