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(JOTTAHK GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, T ill RSOAY. HKI'TK.MBKR 30. 1943.
NUMBER 7
Come to the South Lane Fair and Harvest Festival
WPB ConsidersL,ons °Pen F,rst
Plan to Suspend
Alumina Plant
Springfield Boy DoyScout District New Booths to
FIGHTING FORCES Killed in Truck “
s t Feature South
Accident Sept. 24
Lane Fair the 2nd
fióm e Boys in the
of Our Nation
There In a big question mark
A special meeting of citizens
regarding th»* football prospects In
from Cottage Gro-.e and surround­
moat high schools and colleges at
ing communities with area Boy
Senatcr Wallgren Hears WPB ,hl* particular time and the out-
on Scout executives was held at the Doors to Open at 1 :00 P. M.
Howard
Roadman
Killed
u .,,. „
_
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look for the Cottage (¡rove Lions
Jefferson school building Monday
Will Hear Proposal» to Drop who w ill s ta rt the regular season
Saturday for the One
Potter Ranch When Gears
evening for the purpose of dis­
Plant Plans
hpre October nth Is no exception.
cussing
the
formation
of
a
new
Day Event.
in Truck Snap.
In a discussion of bis team's pros*
scout district. K. A. Wells of Eu­
pects before th»1 Cottage Grove
gene, scout executive, explained
Press dispatches from Washing- Lions club last Thursday, Coach
Three new booths will be fea­
Howard Roadman. 17. son of Mr. the procedure necessary for such
ton yesterday said: Senator Mon Curtis French expressed the opln-
and Mrs. George Roadman of an organization and gave some in- tures of the South Lane fair and
C. Waltgren, democrat. Washing- ,on much would depend on de-
Springfield. met instant death in teresting statistics showing the harvest festival which opens at
Ion, slated Wednesday the war velopinents One factor Is In fav-
a logging truck accident on the need of such an organization in the arm rry Saturday afternoon,
production board had notified him or ° t 11 winning team anil this Is
D. P. Potter ranch eight miles this district. According to the October 2nd, Don Kahler said here
It would consider next week pro- due to tile fact that the team will
east of Cottage Grove last Friday registration of this and the sur- today. These booths are the FFA,
[xisals to drop the entire alumina- have hud a month's practice be-
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morning
The _________
Roadman __
truck
had rounding school districts, scout- the Home Economics and Home
from-clay program railing for con- »°re *he first official game. Last
been loaded with the first load of inK >-s reaching approximately ten Cannery. The cannery, a new in­
struct Ion of a $4 .(MX),000 pilot year »he reverse was true, which
logs contracted from Mr. Potter percent of the boys at the present »Otution »or the community es­
plant In the Pacific northwest to had a had moral effect op the
and Howard Roadman, with his time. The Walamet area aver- tahlished under the direction of
utilize the aluminum clay de|M«sits »quad. After all is said and done,
brother George Roadman Jr., had a8p *•*> one out of every four boys the Lnion high school has canned
of the region.
(he success of this year's team
started down a hill with the load reached and the national average to date 22,000 cans valued from
Wallgren said he hoped for fav- * l * n d a on the flghiing spirit of
of logs when the gears on the *-*> one out of every three. The 51,400 to $1,500.
orable action, although the W l'll “ » members. French believes anil
truck apparently went out, caus- 8°al of the Walamet area is to
F air judges are: Flowers. Elmo
had previously notified him it was hp h"*
<>u« some good
ing the truck to get out of con- reach the national average.
, Chase, Mrs. W. L. Workman. Tex-
considering the cancellation of the ,pu,n* *n •hr past.
Lewis C onley M M .2 C on board
Aviation Cadet William H. Hon- trol. Geo. Roadman Jr. jumped
W ith Mr. Wells was Jud Comp- »0*»: Miss Commery Coleman,
program including projects under
The picture that does not look *h,p *n ,b‘‘ ® °u’ h Pacific. Hus- nold, son of Mrs. Hallie Honnold, from the truck as soon as the ac- ton, new field executive. The nom- Foods: Miss Coleman. 4-H Tex­
way.
so bright is this From last year's ’HrMl " f Wanda Conley. Graduate now in training at the air cadet cident happened, but Howard inating committee appointed to tiles: Miss Helen Cowgill, OSC.
The WPH told the senator that
,ha‘ won three and lost " f W'alk,‘r high school in 19.35. en- school in Middletown. Connecti­ Roadman, who was driving the name the new district committee, Booth organizations: Fred Knox,
ng industrial facility committee ,our Kumes. nine lettermen were
,n navy *n September. 1940. cut. Graduated from Drain high truck, did not jump until the district chairman and other offi- Elmo Chase, Mrs. W. L. Work-
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.
| | „ nu. r w n n llv on !>..»■> a fte r a school and
enlisted in navy i_
in truck started to leave the aoad.
cers included: N. J. Nelson, the man. Farm produce: W alter Bak-
after considering; the economic ad- ,<w’ Three who would have been Home recently on leave
year’s duty.
.Itine
IM
2
vantages of the region and the ’“•«lors this year, Joined the navy,
His body was picked up about Rev. Frank Brown. Erwin Han er, W. A. Hemenway, Frank De­
Berry. Creswell grange. Livestock:
disapproval of the war manpower. 11 ••'Herman ai end is ineligible
40 feet from where the'truck fin­ sen, Joe Crick and Don Kabler.
E.
A. Danielson, Dan Mickel, Linn
commlxHion for establishing the " nd " hackfleld letterman moved
ally hit a tree and came to a stop.
county agent.
News of Bovs mui G ir’s i n
plant in Washing../?, or Oregon.
t,u ’ of »cventeen lettermen
The machine was practically de­
Invited guests of the fair in­
had decided to disapprove location ° n ,aM year's »quad three an*
molished. He is believed to have
clude: O. S. Fletcher, county agent
of the project In the Pacific north-
Howard Harpole at fullback
suffered a head injury or a con­
and Dan Young, assistant agent:
Jack Edwards a I halfback and
west.
cussion when he jumped from the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knox, Judge
Kenny
Hansen
at
guard
or
tackle.
machine. His father, George Road­
The WPB explained to the sen-
W hen servicem en come home on
Clinton Hurd, Allen Wheeler. N.
These boys were guests of the
man.
and
Mr.
Potter
were
follow­
Production
of
rationed
shoes
for
«tor that the plant, which would
Perry Wilson, about 75. a single 2 Ho,land-
Buchanan, Henry
Lions club Thursday. The only leave .»r furlough, yo u r coopera­ civilians has be.ii reduced so ing on foot a short distance be­
he operated by the Columbia M et­
tio n u t il ho appreciated In re p o rt­
Ritsma.
other senior on the squad is
hind
the
truck
when
the
accident
sharply
by
war-time
shortages
man.
died
suddenly
at
the
home
als corporation, wag nrouiincnrted
ing th e visit p ro m p tly . Phone 1.19
A dance in the armory building
that the new shoe stamp to be­ happened. Both said they heard a of Dr. H. A. Hagen, 426 - South
by the WPB to the defense plant Keith Wooley, a quarterback.
or w rite the Sentinel.
starting
at 10:30 p. m. Saturday
come valid on November 1 probab­ snapping noise when the truck Second street, about 8:00 p. m.
Two boys have transferred to
corporation on July 8.
ly will have to last six months, a went out of control. Young Road- Sunday. His death is said to have night will close the fair. Music for
Cottage
Grove
from
other
sehools.
This recommendation was made
Ira (Bud) Morris, who enlisted ¡longer period than heretofore, the man tried to start the engine to occurred while he was unloading the dance will be furnished by Roe
following approval of the process Ivan lloyer, a lockie zti guard,
4 orchestra,
in
the navy a year ago. Is home Office of Price Administration an- apply the air brakes, but could fertilizer at the back yard of the '
i-omes from Salem,
and Gerald
and th« project by the National
The anT’° r?. w*
, open to-
Witherspoon, center, from Bums. 11,1 a J0-da> leave, visiting his nounced today. At the same time. not do so. according to witnesses. Hagen residence. Strenuous labor
Academy o f Sciences and the min­
at
Practice started prior to the (»rent», M r and Mrs. Roy Morris. OPA said that stamp 18 will not His brother begged him to jump, is thought to have proved too
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eral resources coordinating com­
m' t0 f ece,ve
AJ*
opening of school with about 35 Hud is home on his first leave expire October 31 as originally but evidently the driver felt that much for Mr. Wilson and he drop-
mittee, the WPB told the senator.
10:00
candidates trying lor places. Com- Mnce enlisting and has spent the scheduled, but will be extended he could right the truck or at ped dead. He made his home on exhlb,t* " ’l“ t * * entered
South Tenth street and had lived a'
Salurday ™ rnlnK- **udR,J!*
lietition is keen for all places. •“**’ 4 l* months on a ship in the indefinitely and will overlap the least stop it.
The truck struck a fir tree 16
here about six years. W1 *
c/ ron\
^ i,
u
Afnong the outstanding candidates Pacific war zone.
next shoe stamp,
or
17
inches
in
diameter,
the
tree
Tuesday
funeral
arrangements
p'
m
,
SatU.
n
J
?
,y'
Exhlblto.™
‘
lor positions are."* Ends Land,
c- « i
An amendment to the shoe ra-
The were pending at the Mills chapel. 2pen i rom 1: . p' 7?. ! ° 9:00 P-
Gleasnn, Wickendoll and Moon1
vt R'dierl E. Anderson, who tion order issued today removes fell back on the truck cab.
Tackles: Heath, Hoyer, Hansen.
** w,th ,hp 3n3rd Airdrome squad- the expiration date of stamp 18 .motor was jarred upward in the So far as known he had no living ^ J ,l^ ay^ l^ a,.[,
exhibits - be removed from
Guards: Wicks Ewing and
Gene ron Arm > A ir Base. stationed at and makes stamp No. 1 on the frame, which may make it impos- relatives in this section and ef- that all —
the building by 10:30 p. m. Satur­
Campbell. Centers: Witherspoon Redmond, was lo m r on a visit "Airplane" sheet in war ration sible to tell just what happened to forts to trace relatives living at
day night.
Deer season will open lomor- «nil McCoy. Halfbacks. Edwards, with his wife recently. He has re- hook I I I good for one pair of shoes the gear.
a distance proved futile.
rom with fewer hunters in the Carpenter, R. Campbell, Lough. turned to his base accompanied by beginning November 1. While no
His body was taken to Spring-
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hills seeking the elusive
deer.
definite ration period was set for field for burial.
F O R T l-F O l'R IN D IC T E D
Fullbacks:
Harpole and Noel his wife for an indefinite time.
Hunters this year had to face two Campbell.
this new stamp, OPA said cur-
INTO ARMED FORCES
hurdles and a possible threat of a
The starting lineup will pr ib-
' Gene
“ j Hansen. carpenters mate rent supply
. . . figures indicate that
closed season due to fire danger. ably tie selected from the above
d c,aaa< who *s
'2larRc. of ,hp »»amp to follow cannot be
Forty-four men were inducted
The forests could have been clos­ group for the first home game of a
shop on boardl a des- madp valld h,.forc May , A def|.
into the armed services by selec­
ed only by proclamation of Gov­ the season here on October
Hth '™ yer; . wro,p h,s l*ar,‘n’ s; M r; and n ite announcement will he made
tive service board No. 3 at Eu­
In order to take care of the in-
ernor Snell and this was not done. with Sweet Home The game will ^,r s , n . Hanspn- ,ha‘ 9ui,p " later on the basis of additional
gene recently, it was revealed
O f ,'his number
wen,
be played at Kelly Field, begin- Jj*» of the lumber used Is stamped ,„formation on production, con­ creasing demand for classified ad- Tuesd
s r
■ r- 1 ss rw
«s a »
roRENT c i.o s i’Rr.s riF T r.n ning at 8:(X) p m under th e 1 .5 ou•s, Lumbermens asi.o-
vertising,
we as have
found it nec- into the army including four from
sumer
purchases,
and
dealers
in-
8:00 p. m
T. S. Knupmnnn. ranger at
Modernization of highway 99 as
John N
ciation.
ventories. Including figures from essary to establish a deadline for South Lane CQU
the Rujada forest station, yes­ lights.
a postwar project was recom­
accepting
this
class
of
a
d
v
e
rtin
g
,
Herman
w
Petereen
of
Cot.
. . . . . .
.
,
the inventory required to be tak-
terday Informed the Sentinel , Other games of the season
mended by the Oregon
Pacific
G
peter Kopdon
Enlisted In the marine corps P„ py a[| dpa|prs as of September as well as any display advertising
schedule
includes:
<s
awsavs
I B a» waxs»,-aSs
that he had received Informa­
Highway association meeting at
and
news items a from
our
neigh­
women's reserve recently. Miss 30
well and Alfred C. Peterson of
tion that closures had been lift­ 1 October 15, Roseburg, there.
Bernice Frances Patten is a w
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boring correspondents. No want Dorena. Seventeen were sent to Medford Monday and attended by
October 22, open.
ed on all national forests in this
ads.
classified
advertising
or
dis-
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county officials along the highway.
ing her call for training nt Camp o
T
n
October 29, Reedsport, here
l<cjeune. North Carolina.
Her S O U t n . b a n e F a S S e S
area. This will lift the ban on
play advertising wil, he accepted
—
° f ‘ he
Novemla-r 6. University high of
travel In the lores? sections, but
after Wednesday evening. To get Haro,d
Qf c
p Grovp represented by A. W. Helliwell.
r is Mrs Frances R Dugan
Recommendations were made by
M r. Kaupmann reminded the Eugene, here.
of Dlsston route. A 1938 graduate
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the Sentinel in the mails we must and four tQ , he mannes includ,
November 11. Springfield, at of Cottage Grove union high
public that permits are still
meet a deadline and will have to E |, L c |p of
Q
» the association that the Oregon
While
the
county
quota
of
$4.-
Springfield.
Highway association establish the
necessary Io build fires.
school. Private Patten served as
pass the same deadline on to our ,
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614,216 was passed yesterday
November 19, o,>en.
following construction priorities
patrons.
junior and .senior class treasurer.
TO ISSU E RATION BOOK
So this pm only two problems in
November 26, Junction <’ity. She has been bookkeeper for the morning, the Cottage Grove sec­
following the war. Projects are
We don't want to refuse. Please
FOUR
tion passed the $400.000 mark. Da­
the way of the hunters: to get there.
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named in order of their import-
National Hospital association in
don't
make
us
say
"no."
Get
copy
mon Scott, local chairman of the
the ammunition and to get to the
Portland the past 30 months.
W ar Ration Book Four, which
to ‘ he highway: 1-C anyon-
3rd war loan campaign reported to us as early as possible. Rural
hunting grounds.
Richard
ville in Douglas county, south to
correspondence
should
reach
us
will
last
approximately
two
years
Montgomery, OPA director, said
Miss Marie Hohman. daughter last night total bond sales of the not later than Tuesday of each !will be issued to more than 120 Sexton mountain. 2—<C o 11 a g e
llzl
Tuesday at Portland there would
of Mr. and Mrs. George Hohman, district had reached $423,638 or week to insure publication. Local million persons through school- Grove south to connect with Rice
he no special allotment of gas for
has enlisted as a nurse in the 591 568 short of the quota of $515,-
ministers will also cooperate by house distributions during the hill. 3— Junction City north to
hunters despite numerous requests
army air corps and has received
PreserJt ra»p of the
getting
their announcements to last 10 days of October, OPA has connect with north sections of the
and Inquiries. The request. Mont­
her call to report at Fort George Pan,Pa*Kn it may be possible to
the
Sentinel
not later than Tues- announced. The book combines new . Salem
, » highway. 4— Definite
reach ,he (>uo,a before ,he 3rd day noon of each
gomery said, was turned down he-
Mrs. Martha Anna Myers, 55, a Wright. - Spokane,
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week and sooner point and unit stamps. It has eight »chpuule for removing all bottle-
cause of the critical tire situation resident of the upper Delight Val- and "will leave October 15 to ’take war loan con,es‘ ends
if possible.
pages containing 384 stamps, nec*ts *n highway.
and the need to save rubber, ley seetion, died at a Eugene hos- up her duties Miss Hohman grad-
ln rci,ch'n8 ,hp to,nl sa,ps of
Get your news copy in as soon printed in blue, red, green, and '
Eakln R eelected
Montgomery commenting on re- piml Sunday morning following a uated from the local high school 54,614.216 Lane county had appar- as it happens, please.
1 black.
'
E- Bakin of Cottage Grove
ports that B and C gas users In- prolonged illness. She was the with the class of 1938 aiter which en,l> won ,he race from M ar'on
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- was reelected to th eboard of di­
tended to go hunting anyway, wife of Arthur Ray Myers and she attended the school of nurs- count>'. "htch had reixirted total
rectors with H. C. Merriam of
amphasized that B and C cards was born April 8. 1888. at St. ing at the Multnomah County hos- sales of 54.087,000. The Marion
Goshen to represent the county.
were Issued only to essential users Croix. Wisconsin, and was mar- pital. Portland, when' she gradu- •county Quota was set at $4.931,(MX)
Other officers elected were: Ralph
and that these can not be diverted ried December 24. 1923, at Eu- ated in 1942 The following year while that of Lane was given as
Koozer of
Ashland, reelected
for vacation or pleasure.
gene, Qregon, to A. R. Myers, she attended Oregon State col- $4,564. (XX).
president; Paul Rynning, Med­
Qulte a few hunters left yes- Mt»- Myers had liver In this sec- lege, graduating from there last
The Chamber of Commerce ' duction by Supt. Ferrin, who in­ ford, secretary. H. C. Wells of
FLAX ACREAGE LEASED
terday for their favorite hunting »»°n since 1911 coming from Oak- June.
was hast on Tuesday evening troduced the high school teachers Roseburg was chosen vice presi­
spot in eastern Oregon, Mon* will kind Oregon. She had been a real-
F. B. VanNortwick has leased , to the school faculties of the and Mr. Graham who introduced dent replacing W illiam Marsters
likely hunt closer home in the dpnt of the state since 1894
Corporal Dale McGarvin of 70 acres of bottom land to a Eu- > Cottage Grove schools at a ban­ the grade teachers.
of Roseburg.
Surviving in addition to the hus- Comp Claiborne. Louisiana, was gene flax firm for the.production quet in the Rainbow cafe with a
Bohemia area.
Committees were appointed to
N. J. Nelson introduced the
hand are two sons: Norman C. home on a short furlough visiting of flax another year. It is under- 100 percent attendance from all guest speaker of the evening, the study details of the $3,000,000 fed­
stood that negotiations are under- teachers. Larry Levens. president Rev. Wesley G. Nicholson, former eral aid bill now in congress. Dis­
AIK PATROL U N IT STARTS Myers with the U. S. army and relatives and friends.
(Lloyd E. Myers at .home, two
way for the lease of other acre- of the Chamber of Commerce pastor of a Congregational church cussions were centered on the im­
A N N U A L DRIVE
stepdaughters, Mrs. Almeda Be-
Darrell A. Thomason, son of Mr. (, Kes ¡n this ViC¡„¡ty for ,hP ppQ.
served as toastmaster, who called in Pasadena. California, now pas­ portance of highway 99 as an im­
The local civil air patrol unit ment of Sisters and Mrs. Opal and
Vernon
Thomason of duction of flax, hut the total acre- on Dr. H. A. Hagen to introduce tor of the First Congregational portant link in the Alaskan high­
has started its annual drive for Houghton of Brownsville, Texas. Eugene, former residents of Cot- .,gP sPPm-Pd has not been learned, two people who had a part on the church in Eugene. Tae topic chos­ way.
members and all who may be In- One grandchild and the following tage Grove, enlisted in the army
program. Dr. Hagen introduced en by the guest speaker was
forested in aviation whether men brothers and sisters:
Andrew a,r
September 18th and has
ASK EXTENSION O F CCC
# Mrs. George Hardy, who recently “Good Cheer Pays.1’ "Be in love
LA N E POMONA GRANGE
or women are asked to attend a Lake of Noti,
Mrs. Snphronia »•‘,r,pd training for a flying cadet
^ ar Eood Administrator M ar- opened a voice studio here. Mrs.
MEETS AT JA SPE R
with life." if you w-uuld get most
special recruiting meeting to be Cox of Marshfield,
Mrs. Dorn Hl Sheppard Field.
Texas.
He vjn j ones askPd congress yester-I
Hardy gave two vocal solos and out of it th«' Rev. Nicholson
held at the city hall, beginning at Havens of Sacramento, California. K'nd')'i»ed from the Cottage Grove d Washington
to extend th e 1 responded to an encore. He also
The Lane Pomona Grange met
urged. Th.T'e points are necessary
7:30 p. m, Wednesday, October 6. Mrs. Olive Porteous, Mt. Shasta, I union high school with the class jjfp
the Commodity Credit Cor- introduced Wendell Helm of Sa­ for a successful life, he said. These Saturday at Jasper with about
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California: Mrs. Sophia
M iller 'of 1942 " nd is a K'«ndson of Mr. poration and increase its borrow­ lem, blind piano tuner who play­ an1: Find the right principle on 100 attending. In a series of reso­
city; Mrs. Matilda Cole, Eugene, Iand Mrs George Currln of Cot- ing power by $500,000.000 so that ed three piano numbers.
COUGAR REND ROAD
which to organize your activities; lutions the membership asked the
and Mrs.
Frances Briggs of ta«p Gr,,vp a,,d M r nnd Mrs- Lep the government might make and
EX T EN D E D
Teachers, both new and old. be vigilant to scrutinize the ethics testing for hangs disease be con­
Grants Pass.
¡Thomason of Row river.
fulfill guarantees to farmers of probably considered themselves of your profession or be sure your tinued and went on record as op­
Services were held in the M ills! P
k W h ltP has enlisted in the
The Cougar Bend road in the
somewhat higher prices for 199 well prefaced with introductions profession has the right ethics. To posing the game refuge at Camas
Black Butte section Is being ex- chapel yesterday afternoon with a
Swale. Miss Nellie Lyle, county
crops.
from Superintendent H. B. Ferrin
tended three quarters of a mile to Jehovah Witness tn charge. Inter- navy seabpps Hnd pxpects to leave
Such guarantees would be made and Bob Graham, Jefferson school be successful and do the most home demonstration agent, led a
facilitate logging operations in ment was in the I.O.O.F-Masonic Sunday for Portland, where he through subsidies
Io
supixtrl principal. A few extra quibbs Rood you should have a funda­ discussion on clothing nnd cloth­
Ihat nrea.
pvmctery.
¡will he inducted.
in g buying.
prices.
were thrown in affor each inlm - m e n ta l concern in people.
ARMED FORCES
Shoe Buying to Be
Sharply Restricted
Perry Wilson Dies
Of Heart Attack
Deer Season to
Open October 1
New Deadline
m
$400,000 Mark
úd
Martha A Myers
Funeral Y ester day
Chamber o f Commerce Entertains
Faculty of Cottage Grove Schools
Modernization of
Highway 99 Urged
Postwar Project