U
GIVE!
WAR
z< s
bei i n *
fund
*
<»*
WAR
R K I. I F F
FT’ N O
City Divided Into Wards With
Captain Chosen to D irc.t
Canvass cf Town.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
HELP IN WORK.
TU
’ U X iC iS n a r “
Th» Sign«* »Ul bu t Oafcoaa Sa » t u a Rosi da
by < m >* of ih» vert bod« lU trd below t
To sid the National Dsfeasa, I pledf* that,
The .Siad1 Unemployment C?m-
pensat Ion Commission last year
collected 27 pc.' (•(■nt more than
In 1940 and pain o j t 39 jmt cent
less, i exultin'; hi a tru s t fund of
$16,378,561 at the year's end. $6.
322.229 more than at the c lo w of
the previous year.
Benefit« paid to eligible unem­
ployed dropped to $2,485,554, com ­
paring w ith o th e r yearn a» fol-
lows 1918 K5.9I6.399; 1939 $4.-
052,HUM. 191/) $4,009.925
Collection», w hich included em­
ployer*' contributions m ainly on
I9 to and 1911 |>ayio||s and inter-
est paid by the federal government
«*«• the state tru st fund. Increased
from $6 925.753 .<> $H79i.K56 tin-
t il tcp orl» on fo u rth q u a rte r pay­
rolls have b-en made this m onth,
comparisons of 1910 and 1911 eov-
''n '*’ wage* M ill ( m * impossible
The federal government paid
$280,382 In interest to tin* state
last year, bringing to ta l payments
Up to $818.384
Atx.ul
$80.000
»1" ,r' . ls ' ll" ’ d,l;' ,” n n d ' M# Interest
lo r the fo u rth q u a rte r o f 1911
D uring Deeetnoer benefits tosi1
Io 5167.925. about $46.000 more
Ilian in November het $29.287 |r,s
than Iteci tnber, I9M) The average
w eekly cheek fo r the last
two
m onths of th< year was $12.68.
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Medley
To Be Held Today
M is Pcherra An» m .., o ... at
pH>n<M«r i i ‘Md4*rii of thi
«tt
imss. d «way at her hom e7
711
N o rth 9th Junuary 12th She In ,
’’ad
- - . __ ' . ounry i» m . am ’ had
lived here since 1913.
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M rs Medley was horn Septem-
Problema In connection w ith ,M*r I t ,
,h»il at I-cavcnw orth
tlw production of pastures and Kansas, and was m arried to Roh-
in-
Medley
at , Oakland
hay and o the r forage crops .........................
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..irHiun m in i 1K77
mi
eluding fe rtiliz e rs and irrig a tio n M r. Medley passed away in 1919.
fo r these crops, w ill lx« discussed
S u rvivin g are the fo llo w in g
at a meeting to lx- held In the children: M is M. A. Reck. H ills -
J. C. Penney store aud itorium in •’° ro ; George R Medley, c ity ; Mrs.
Eugene on Wednesday, January’ M L. Cardwell. Roseburg; Mrs.
21, s ta rtin g at 10:00 a. rn. by the > fb a Harmon. P ortland; A lb e rt
1-ane County A g ric u ltu ra l Conn-
Medley, -Cor\ a lh s; M rs R L.
e ll cooperating w ith O. S. Fletch- Junes o f Dlsaton; Mrs.
Horace
er, county agi nt.
Hatch, c ity ; tw o sisters: Mmes.
E. R. Jackman, extension ape- 1 M Ramsey and L illie B a rr.
eialist in farm crop«, and A rth u r ’ " ,lh “ f . ,,o r ,b»nd. and a brother.
King, extension specialist In soils. ‘ b“ s "
P a rtin of Cottage Grove,
both o f Oregon State college, w ill
She was a nx,m b e rt ol the Hup-
be present to assist Lune county !'?* *'hurch and Neighbors
farm ers and growers
meeting. This
type m eeting
e n tire ly to quest
flo o r and answers by the special
-
the M
chapel w ith the
1st« and by farm ers o f Lane coun _
,, ills ... funeral
_
,v
Rev. H. vv. Davis o f Eugene o f.
Among the questions that w ill r,< ','7lng
R urial w ill be in th i1
he considered are: What forage
fk la n d cem etery.,
crop yields the most {„u nd a ge o f y-, .
~
digestible n utrien ts per acre? Un - v I T O r i t y L i s t 1 01’ F a r m
Crops to Be Topic
of Meeting 21st
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f i . kb « k f « m r e g il a r in v e s t m e n t in
REPENTE SAVINCB BONRN
H u r t — Thi« 1« not an orlar ta n a .
January 30th opens the big drive
fo r ailvancing the sale of defense
bonds unit stamps Tune In on your
radio on the night of Junuary 19
â t 8:00 to M.3O on any Oregon
station (th is
tim e subject
to
chunge) and listen to Governor
Charles A Sprague. It w ill lie to
yo u r Interest to do this.
Cottage Grove has been divided
into distnc-ts and the follow ing o(
fleers have tieen appointed: W ant
No. 1, Captain. W I W orkm an :
w ard No. 2, captain, Georgi1 W.
M atthews; w ard No. 3. captain,
Jesse Lansing Sr.
These officers
w ill
need an
arm y of assistants. Both men and
women arc needed You havi
opIM irtunity to
this cause O ff
the captain of
help him gre,
every home in
v ic in ity must be canvassed. Every- («3 to 33.343; ¡9 19 $3 073 697 t
one who has u salary o r reg u la r 29.336. 1910 $2.526,727 to 21 433
Income w ill Is- asked to pledge
Valid claim * during 1911 were
part of this income to slum jsi o r 52.199 as compared to 58,511 th<
bonds
previous year.
F irs t
A ll organizations,
dubs
and w
fra te rn a l society officers a n 1 asked w
to present
this
In fo rm atio n Io QUS
th e ir membership. This is an a ll
out w ar. We must tie a ll out to
w in It. and w in it we shall.
The civilia n defense o ffic e r w ill
lie glad to supply those interested
w ith defense bond o r stam p l i t ­
erature. rela tin g to defense tsmds
o r stamps.
I will lovrst th» «am of | ............... ■« Defense Sa»in<t Bonds (or Suasp»)fach
1 will hay three Bonds:
O from < fx.«l otbra. hank or alba» aalaa agrary
C Hr nail lf«n> iba T ira tu ra oi (ba I aiiad Scalea. Vaaiuagcae. D C.
( j I b 4 m a Pac R ill Sa» nga Rlaa tea »(baa roaila/ a/rasgamas’ lot ran I or ourrbuuu) la
«I my piar« of vmployRivat
T u y U r w 't R M H
c Tb/nagb a regula- purrbaaa plaa laatatlad by tha fctx-wwg argaaisanno:
T B V P IV C A T B
T« Ua »«tat »«4 by » < m t
(C O M F IO C N T IA L )
3 week.
; month.
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Automobiles
Is
P ff
P l 'N
There was a m eeting o f the
Southern M n e D is tric t of 4 -II
Leaders Association at the arm-
o iy las’ Tuesday evening. In spite L
ot the sm all attendance, due to
1 •
p | l | l P v f V | I l V
P 1 |*P5)
/
l t V
V !* »
I f you aea aJruad? gor»
ebaatng Rafenaa Bonds
sTetematieally. gicaaa
I n d ic a t e Ib a typ» of
glao when signing tbla
agreoanent. Also cheek
bere. Q
tire saving no doubt, a great deal
o f im p o rta n t business was discuss-
MuCh °f
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Group of Persons Eligible to
Buy Cars Given by
7
7
Administrator.
round table discussion w»< on the
method which m ight be used to
keep club contact w ith the least
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I Will fa.difiilly fulfill due pledge foe the d untino of the War.or so long as I am financially able to do ao.
amount of traveling by the lead-
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TOSE
.
ers. County school o fficials have L A T E D E L IV E R Y O F C A R S
(Print)
................... .................................________________________
come to regard the club w ork as
m a t
a
ic s .
K4Z. »tuwi
n.
an im portant p art of the ru ra l
" r B C T iD -
school program and are w illin g
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(Owl
th a t more tim e may be given to
W A S H IN G T O N Price A dm in-
club w ork during the regular is tra to r L e o n
Henderson an-
SC^ei?' hours.
nounced yesterday th a t sale o f
_ ............ ..... ........ .......
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, 1,nfx,p 8r>(’e o f a county n e w a u to m o b ile s .u n d e rth e ra tio n -
« • • • « « s«is* g
,N«“ •*
1 ■•»■ tat Arast saaanai nw rai
news le tte r f or leaders was point- mg system now being w orked out,
Jam, ,iy 20. C iti- sign up to “ buy a share in Uncle 'l u b “¿ 5
W° U,d
reM rictert ,o p ra ctica lly
Shown above is a replica o f the gon beginning
< lUD agent. M i gave an outline o f the same iirouo of rx'rsons who
pledge which every loyal Anu ri-
zens, to be designated as ' m inute Sam,” by agreeing to purchase the firs t le tte r he had outlined fo r are eligible to buy new automo-
Can u'il! be asked to sign, during
a t homes, which reg ula rly defense savings bonds d istribu tio n. It was agreed that bile tires.
8 bouse to house eam|>algn to be men ’ w ill call
the
request
th
a
t
a ll Oregonians o r stamps
( Clf eou*d be gained by this
The ratio nin g system w ill be
<-arrl«> on In every p a rty of Ore-
_ method, keeping leaders informed adm inistered by the same local
on m atters which would otherwise boards adm inistering the tire ra-
come up in round table discussions t jOning plan, he said.
<it county and d is tric t meetings.
The automobile ra tio nin g plan
iz
an . W‘‘ <! described by M r. w j!i go jnto effect February 2.
Kuchner ,n which
Am ericanism The present ban on sales of auto-
C. E. U m phrcy, comm itteem an
w
o
iro
be
made
more
a
p art of club mobiles w ill continue u n til th a t
o f m orale in the C ivilian Defense
w otk. P a trio tic and club rallies time.
R e fle ct in
acutr m ed fo r organization, has issued a call fo r
■ir.
scheduled throughout
the
The groups which w ill be per-
January
22nd
to m itted to buy new automobiles
Programs are to are:
club members
Physicians, syrgeons, v is itin g
w ill attend the nurses and farm veterinarians,
m f otion
pic-
r
Persons engaged in fire fig h tin g ,
rnond A Johnson, chairm an of the *ocnl gym nasium fo r basketball was elected to f ill the vacancy.
mission to* thé r a lh e s ^ w iH
hé " ,rne Prevenl jon or detection, en-
county USDA defense . „ a n ,
S«mes fo r the soldier boys. The
M ayor W illia m Ilaldem an read showing possession o f a d e fe n d S
T k L T h 7 .
*°
As a result of the Incn a e. Io- gymnasium w ill require a sm all a proposed c ity ordinance to the stam p book
P b
hca,th and saiety ’ and
cal d ill ! an- quoting a price of fund each m onth fo r ja n ito r ser- association w hich Is to cover the
I t was reported th a t wood had transP°5V*,,on o i ,hc m a‘L
r
In addition, persons who had
heating the purchased cars before the ban on
the ia ir- sales went in to effect on January
" as bc°n 2, but who had not been able to
son said that if every fa rm e r ,n boy» * h o wish to come to the 11- act upon, in its next meeting,
the leader's ¡TisoeiaUon.8The wood
del'v®r y o i
ca rs. be-
the county contributed only a few b ra ry to rcud.
finance com m ittee was ap- was hauled from the 4-H Camo . ° r<? .
date- Wlli 1x1 perm itted
,*>undi o f * rap each. It w ould add
T,,e M in is te ria l union of the p o i n t e d
fo r the association Fisk on Mosby Creek
to get th e ir cars.
up to enough to r a considerable c i’ > ,s m aking arrangem ents fo r which is composed o f
Sergeant Miss Helen C ow gill
assistant
<x>ntrihutton to the steel supply. 'P*'« i« l program.*- (taring the m onth Everett A bbott, chairm an. Law -
state club leader from C orvallis
ka rm e rs m e not going to get a~< t°r service« &
»he varfcms rencr Kellogg. J e rry Eastham .-w as present and answered ques-
rich selling scrap, th - chairm an churches on each Sunday. O ther John T runm ,1 Jr. and
Charles tions regarding project w ork
pointed out. but he believes that «crangements are being made to Whipps.
it has h w n m r the p a trio tic re- m ake me
the s stay
la y o f the boys in Cot-
In fo rm a tio n from C hief o f Po-
‘‘Pon»i b ility o f every individual to ‘ ««c Grove as welcome and bos- lice* M yron P e rry is th a t Alvto
«crap m etal into use. so pitable as possible.
Wicks is appointed as corporal to
Rites fo r Charles L. Rearick,
I*“ ' ” ? ”
ronverted ,nt0 « '« *'
B,r,nK aH c u rrw ’ t magazines and f ill the vacancy created by the
66. were held from
the M ilts
gur.s. ships. «*ad '"K m a tte r to the Umphrey resignation of M e rrill C raig
Chapel. Monday afternoon w ith
tanks and nlnnM
planes,
and M ackin store u n til
fu rth e r
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the Rev. H arold P. H offm an, Free
notice Please do not b ring old and
W ith the w a r in the Pacific and MethTodist church pastor, o ffic ia l
wornout, o r ancient reading ma-
resultant shipping d iffic u ltie s cut ing. In te rm en t was in the I.O.O.F.-
te ria l
The cu rre n t magazines
P nsp«; t s
tin g o ff the p rincipal U. S. source Masome cemetery.
which have been recently read by *D e .liz .«
*EL.*~^._____
M r. R earick died at his home
p t-.
»•
A rr1
o f burlap, it has become very im-
' - ’I c y x 'O llC C O i l l C S l ' S
here
S aturday at 904 Chestnut
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portant th a t farm ers conserve
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Professor Paul Waske o f the th e ir present supplies o f burlap to avenue. He had lived in th is sec-
The c ity hud an unusual caller
U nive rsity of Oregon w ill open a guard against an alm ost certa in lon _ r *bc post three years, the
S aturday n ig h t; a woman trans-
series o f lectures here January shortage. Raymond A. Johnson fa m ily coming here from Kansas.
k-nt posing as a man. asked fo r a
20th fo r the benefit o f a ir raid chairm an o f the county USDA
had fo ,*owcd thf profession of
P*0« ' t ° sleep The transient so
wardens, volunteer police and fire - defense board, has been inform ed, farm ing. He was born F ebruary
nearly resembled a man and had
men, according to an announce-
N early a ll o f the U nited States 17. 1875 in A llen Kansas, and m ar-
to
•‘lO many masculine features she
ment yesterday by H a rry M et- supply- of burlap comes From " icd August
h a lf dozen men when asked
calf, local defense chairm an. The India, the chairm an explained. S ^ S g e r ty at F o r, Scot», Kansas.
Survivors include tw o daugh­
ns to th e ir opinion w hether she
firs , lecture w ill be given the 20lti N orm ally, a gricu ltu re used 75 per
Wils « man o r woman The fact
An all-day m eeting fo r Lane beginning at 7:30 a, the Jefferson cent of burlap imports, m ostly fo r ters, Mrs. Thomas Cochella of
th a t the transient was a woman county poultrvm en w ill be held in h*Kh school a uditorium . A ll a ir bass to package commodities „ Phoenix.
. _ , Arizona,
,,
. n and Mrs. John
R tver;
iver; fo u r sons
wi
was brought ou, in a conversation th r
c p(.nncy sto n , aud itorium raid w ard«*ns and th e ir assistants which farm ers buy and sell. Now. Carlson
<? n o f Hood B
prreTPn
o. I l. ns "
Police Reserves in
Meeting Tuesday
rrice §7.!fl Ion
Burlap Shortage
Seen for Farmers
Woman Transient
Man fn
Rearrick Rites Are
Held Here Monday
Series of -LiCUlUiCb
T»PChirP<? IOr
fnr
Air Raid Wardens,
the family an* th- on. s wanted, “ once and Firemen
Poultrymen Will
Meet in Eugene
On January 20th
the burlap available w ill be used
fo r m ilita ry
purposes, such as
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reg istra tion card the woman gave
evasive answers, finally declar-
ng' .,h.l2 d" ,ake women ,n 'bi*
'RH’ y
Ins aroused the c u rio s ity
of the o ffic e r who fin a lly had the
'
1 -voltage vro ve
Date Spring sand 64185 and camouflasc ma- Boy Scouts to Collect
Crop Insurance Feb 28 °wniie an e ffo rt is being made Old Papers Over Town
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nouncement o f O.
Fletcher.
F inal date fo r ta king ou, a fed-
county agent.
Subjects tha, w ill be discussed cra l a l,-r i®k crop insurance policy
and 8peak Prs. although not nee- on sPr *ng wheat is February 28,
essarilv in the order hatnri -.m- c b'de Kiddle, crop insurance as-
to expand the production o f cot-
ton an(l paper bags as substitutes.
hc , y
i l appears th a t a scarcity of fab-
ric packing m aterials is almost . ™e ’ that
sure to develop, the chairm an 1 5 0
„
...
Scouts w ill continue
’. t? arm ° r y Announ-
I he »cout» w ould con-
at the arm ory was
Machinery Received
Should the a lfa lfu acreage in Lane
A detailed list o f m aterials
county be expanded? W hy is a l­
locations fo r m anufacture o f a ll
fa lfa fa ilin g on some land where
types o f farm m achinery and
it fo rm e rly succeeded? W hat is
new
best way to handle a hay
o -g o 'n UASdD A ^ C
f ï a in na n ° f
rase Ixwird. The
trench
silos
Increasing? Is
stack silage feasible? I l w ninny
» id e r re-
acres of Ladlno clover does a ? lr p “ nfK n,a‘ eria.l* ^ r m anufac-
dairy fa rm e r need* ”
acres of pasture
from a w ell that
gallons per m inut
zers p a y ^ w h a t 'kin d should "bi1 - T h t ’ ,ro«ram set up by OPM
fu rth e r emphasizes the need of
used? What can one grow fo r
prom pt ordering of parts and nei 1-
S i,„l"'Snl °" ,k,‘1 OPM
vantage in chopping or g rind ing ii‘nt7
»y “ ’ r
n i ’*1 r ‘ bu;
l.ay? W h a rfs the best method of
made £ i, l
* ^ U' pnWn’ ,h " ’
w ill probably be on the
irrig a tin g pastures?
basis o f demand and need, and it
Everyone Interested in forage
is up Io farm ers to express th e ir
crops is invited to attend.
..... . by ordering now. he advis-
pd-
R E A L E S T A T E F IR M
CHANGES NAME.
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'fill*
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COTTAGE GROVB, LANE COUNTY OREGON, TIH KSDAV, JANUARY 15, 1312
Defense Bond and Unemployment
• t Fund $16,378.501
Stamp ( ampaign
’
To Start Jan. 20
£ ', ± ' , r " X *
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i
voli mi : lii
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“
F our classes in home nursing
w ill be underway here soon ns
part of the local defense e ffo rt
M ain street. The liis t class w ill
be started Friday, January 16. and
three o th e r classes w ill be organ-
,zed next week.
Assisting Mrs.
A xk‘y ' who w ill serve as instroc-
’ ° r ' ° ,WO c,i,sses w i" h*' M r*'
Joe A rnold and M rs. Ted Burns
The Masonic building has boon
equipped w ith s o m e
hospital
equipment and o th e r
m aterials
added to a id the w ork. D uring the
tim ,, (h,, a rm o ry is occupied by
the arm y, the Masonic budding
w ill be used ns a m eeting place
fo r the Red Cross Sewing and
surgical d i c s s i m . ’ c l a s s e s
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N A T I'ItA L A R E A SKT A S ID K .
’
James
, . „ A. . Rodman,
,
, who has op-
■
A
of v irg in fores, on the
crated Rodmans real estale office ocean c liff just n orth of Neskowin
fo r the past three years in eon- Crest has been designated as a
nection w ith the Rodman office N a tu ra l Area, according to Lyle
A R M Y t N IT H E R E .
in Eugene, has changed the name F. W alts, regional forester, U S
o f his firm and has taken out a departm ent o f a griculture. About
\n a rm y unit moved into the
b ro ker’s license under the name a square m ile of the coastal a tm o ry the firs t of the week a
o f the . . Lane
Ser- spruce-hemlock type
Is included,
from a ll inform a tion available
. . . C ounty R ealty
.
-■
icluded. from
vice. M r. Rodman snid tiie new It is a part of th(> Sittslnw na- w ill lx1 hero fo r an indefinite per-
nnme would enable him to fa e ili- tional forest and adjoins (lie Cas- -iod doing guard and patrol duty,
la ie Ills Iransnctions.
. eade Crest experim ental forest.
1 The u nit num lx'rs nbout 200 tnen.
I
p o u ltry departm ent, O.S.C.; Look- lensive campaigns calling grow ­
r- 1
ii- v
. .
ing Ahead in the P o u ltry Indus- ers‘ a t,e n,io n
to ’ he new note
M. ? . S 2 2 . ': , h. ' . T
“ ,k “
try . by Fred Cockell, president of Dn>'Tnent Plan, Kiddle said. Under ,0 the Sacred H ea rt hospital in
the In te rn a tio n a l Baby Chick ns- ,d ’s P’ani ’ be premium can be de- Eugene Tuesday fo r medical tre a t-
sociation;
More
Eggs fo r De- dueted f roni an>' indem nity the ment.
fpnse by N L Bennion exten- fa rm e r n iig h t receive, or from his
•
sion poultrym an. O.S.C.; and Lane A A A Pa>ment or wheat loan.
C ounty A g ric u ltu re and the Food whlcht>ver is made firs t. These
B .P A Y . C L U B S P O N S O R S
notes m ature August 18, 1912, and
E N T E R T A IN IN G O F
be paid in wheat o r cash any
S O L D IE R S .
tim e before that.
¿inter wheat production on
M rs. A lice Breedlove an-
Eggs and p o u lity products w ill n,ore than 5000 farm s 1S a’^ a d y
nounced yesterday that the
play a very im p orta nt part in the w nered bX c r°P insurance this
Business and Professional W o­
1
— , - " f f(
- ‘,r 2 ?
year. Kiddle said, predicting a
,S
and
men's club plan ,0 sponsor the
record
year
from
the
point
of
n? ’ AK,.’n'
FletCber s states
entertainm ent of soldiers sta­
that every Lane county p o u ltry - number o f policies in effect.
tioned at the arm ory in private
man who can do so should attend
homes and would ask local res­
E V E L Y N I.A M R O N U . O F O.
the meeting.
idents to take one o r more
HO NO R ROLL.
soldiers to dinner Sunday, Jan­
A N N U A L STATE GRANGE
uary 18th. I f you would like
U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON.
C O N F E R E N T E.
to e nte rtain one o r more sol­
Eugene
Excitem ent over the
diers in your home Sunday, w ill
—
—
present national emergency failed
I lie annual state grange con- to bother students at the U nivor-
you k in d ly phone o r contact
Mrs. Breedlove o r Mrs. K. K.
ference fo r a ll subordinate granges sity of Oregon o r perhaps made
w ,d t1*' held w ith tiie Santa Clara them more serious minded fo r
M ills at the earliest possible
(/ ranKe I'rid a y night, January 16. 177 made the “ honor ro ll" fo r the
time. The club hopes ,0 be able
State officers ore expeeled to lx* past term , it was announced here
,0 ente rtain at least h alf o f the
soldiers Sunday and the rem ain­
present to outline the grange pro- by C. L. Constance, assistant reg-
gram fo r another year, especially istrar.
ing h alf the follow ing Sunday.
w ith reference to the
grange's
To q u a lify fo r this list students
This is a fine gesture on the
l>art in tiie defense program .
must make a grade |x>int average
p a rt o f the Business and Pro­
n
d
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o f 3.5 out of a possible 4.00. A
fessional Women’s club and
C ounty Treasurer Grace Schis- to ta l o f 20 students rated a ll
should receive wholehearted co­
ka, Saturday received from the " A " o r perfect grades,
operation from the people of
secretary o f state 552,650.67 from
Included on the honor ro ll was
this d is tric t.
the m otor vehicle fuel fund.
Evelyn I.am h of Cottage Grove.
having old papers w ill please leave
them at the side entrance to the
’ " " o n . where they w ill be ,a ke „
care of.
The Sea Scouts m et last night.
Two Sea Scouts have le ft the
com m unity. Leland Ray has joined
the navy and is stationed a t San
Diego, C alifornia. V irg il Pollock
is in Seattle, employed in the
Boeing A irc ra ft factory. O nly fo ur
sea scouts remain here of the
o rigin al six.
Red Cross War
Relief Exceeds
Quota by $150
The South Lane d is tric t has ex­
ceeded its quota in the Red Cross
w a r re lie f drive L. C. Schroeder,
chairm an announced this m orning.
The sum o f 1,650.00 has been se­
cured, w hich is $130.00 over the
quota. The to ta l amount may be
su bstantially boosted as not a ll
comm ittees have yet reported. A
complete report may be available
next week.
Vernon P. Daniels, Diss,on Rt.
Cottage Grove, enlisted
in the
arm y January 13 at the P ortland
headquarters.