The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 18, 1946, Image 1

Two Lath Mills
To Be Operating
In District Soon
Cottane S roue
nti nel
formity with »
P.O.D. order
No. 19687"
Two lath mills are being con-
strucled nt the yard sites of two Divide
Bennett < reek
local lumlier companies, Vic Foc­ Mosby *
Haney Rd.
strom of Eugene has practically
completed construction on his lath
«M
and pfc |u| null building at 111<
mill of the Northcutt Luh»la*r Co.
on the south edge of town. The
new enterprise will employe seven VOLLME LVI
COTTAGE OKOVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, TIU IWbA\
NI MBER 36
nwn iirxi will huve n capacity of i
alxiut 25.(Mx) lath «liiily. The mill
Youth Athletic
will manufacture both lath and
This Picture Is Worth $50 to Shriners
pickets from waste lumlier John
Activity
Fund
Is
Wilson, formerly of Eugene, will
Started by Moose
serve as mill foreman Mr. Wilson
is looking for a four or five room
Glen Roland, who is giving his
house within Cottage Grove or
Seven tenmx were represented efforts toward the establishment
The local Presbyterian church
within four or five miles of town.
will be host to the Presbytery of
He will move his family here ax nt the first meeting of the Cot- of youth athletic activities center
tage Grove Softball asKociatlon to be sponsored by the local M«x>s«-
Willamette next week. The Pres­
soon as living quartern can la- ob­ which
was held Fnday night at lodge, said yesterday contributors
WASHINGTON,
A i Senate-
bytery will convene next Tuesday
tained. Operator* ho|s* to start I the city hall.
to the fund for rebuilding Kelly
at 2:30 p. m. with a business ses­ House conference committee
production in the new lath mill by
Representative« at the meeting fi«-ld had been very generous. The
sion for the afternoon. Dinner agreed Saturday on revising a
the first of the week
Included Fred Andi-rson, Quality first objective of the Moose lodge
will be served to the visiting dele­ vast appropriation bill covering
The second lath and picket mill Mui ket, Juck Carter, Eagles.
gates by the ladies of the church scores of projects for flood con­
Is under construction nt the plant Frank Jacobs, Drain; Roman he Haiti wus rebuilding Kelly field
to
provide
proper
athletic
activi
­
on Tuesday at 6:15 p. m. There trol and rivers and harbors work.
of the Row River Lumber Co . 13
The bill, for non-military func­
Kasper. Creswell VFW, and three
will be a popular meeting on Tues­
mile« east, and will lx* oj«erat«*d new members. Buck Cagle, Bros- ties for the local youth and to
make this field suitable for both
day evening at 7:30 to which the tions of the War Department in
by C E Lanscott of Centralia. *
xlcr's; Glen Roland. Moose lodge, soft ball and football, at least un­
public is cordially invited. The the fiscal year beginning July 1,
Washington. This mill will em­ and Earl Gaines, VFW
til such time as the union high
main speaker of the evening will passed the Senate March 19. It
ploye seven men also and will have
a number of items the
Under present plans of the a«- school is aide to afford a field of
be Rev. Ellis Marshburn, migrant included
a CH|>ncity of about 25,(MX) |uth.
House had not approved.
xociaiion doubieheadrrs will lx- its own,
Field Representative of the Ore­
A planer slu’d I» h ! m > under con-
I>xal Funds Stand
The following contributors are
gon Council of Churches. He is a
»(tuition nt tin- pLmi .,t th,. played on Monday. Wedn»-*day and
The changes made in the bill,
Friday nights cf each week b«-- listed Iodate. Others lire invited
very
forceful
speaker
and
has
a
Northcutt Lumber Co. and will ginning alxiut June 1.
to contribute to this chum -: Mayor
message that will be of interest to which called for total expendi-
house one planer for the present,
The association voted to co­
al) Christian people in this com­ tures of $361.618.998 as it passed
but is built to accommodate n operate Io the fullest extent with H A Hagen. Beidler Feed store,
school
board
district
14,
City
of
munity,
no matter what church the senate and $285.987,498 in the
second planer,
th«1 propoaed junior softball and Cottage Grove, W II Daugherty,
they belong to. The evening wor­ house version, eliminated no Pa­
bmwball programs that arc now Daugherty Lumlier Co., Saginaw
ship will be in charge of the host cific Northwest projects.
The measure provides $4.000,000
being plmti«*d for this community. Mill Co., Blue Mountain Lumber
pastor, Rev. A. J. Kammann, and
for
work on thte Meridian (Look­
According to a vote of the m«‘m- Co, iMirablc Fir Lumber Co., S.
the new moderator who will be
lx*m present each team will lx- Ai F. Lumber Co.. Cottage Grove
elected in the afternoon, The out Point) dam. $2,000,000 for the
limittxl to 15 jiluyvrx and each Lumber Co.. Dillman Gulley Lum-
choir of the local church will sing Detroit dam, and $2,018.000 for
the Dorena dam three Oregon
t«*i«m must post ii $15 entrance fee ber Co., Floyd Githens .Motor*.
a special number.
at the n«’Xt meeting of the asso­
On Wednesday the meeting will reservoirs to be part of a seven-
ciation
open at 8:30 a. m. with devotions, dam network.
The money would lie used tor
C«*ci) Safley wax appointed sec­
led by Rev. D. J. Ferghson of
work -clearing of
"Christ Victorious," an Eszter retary-treasurer for the coming
Merrill. Oregon, which will be fol­ preliminary
THIS
To
year and wax instructed to make
cantuta by Roy E Nolte
lowed by a business- session. At land, relocation of highways and
plans for the l<xal organization to
"Rejoice and Be Glad. ’ choir
10:30 there is another interesting railroads, purchase of rights of
"Rhle on in Majesty," baritnn«’ join thq Orogon State SofttMlI
meeting for the public. At this way, construction of housing for
u»MM-iailon
sokt. Frank E. Brown.
meeting Dr. O. LeRoy Walters, workers. Only on the Dorena dam
Al nn adjourned Msdon of the
"Go to Dark Gethaemane," alto
the state executive of the Synod might the appropriation go far
city council Monday evening,
an<l ti*nor duet. Mm. Fauquier. Officers Named
of
Oregon, will speak. Luncheon enough to actually begin the dam
council members voted to author-
Brighton Leonard
will
be served by the ladies at construction.
izc a survey of the ptojxixed new
The bill also includes the follow­
For
City
Center
12:15.
'*rhe Hour Is at Hand." choir,
water line from the city reservoir
ing appropriations for Northwest
The
meeting
will
conclude
in
the
tcruir sok>. Brighton Leonard.
flood control:
Cott age Grove Community City to the intake and further author­
"There Is « Green Hill Fur
afternoon with a business session,
ized the work to proceed under the
Willamette River bank protec­
wax
th«-
name
decided
on
by
Away," choir, ba>4 solo, Sam
at which time the Commissioners
tion. $550.000: Quartz Creek Res­
rcM-ntativex from Hebron Grunge, direction of L. W. Coiner, city
Mackin.
to
the
General
Assembly,
which
engineer. The survey is cxjx*cted
ervoir, Ore., $130,000.
‘The Glory of the Cross, ulto the Mother»’ club. Dorena grange. to consume at least thirty days.
Here Wong Foo (Bill Collins> of his neighbors about six weeks ago meets in Atlantic City, in May,
WSC8
from
M
E.
church,
and
will be elected.
solo, Mr*. Fauquier.
Aid of th«1 Presbyterian Councilmen also ok«?yed the con­ th<* Chinese Laundry is busy in when he referred to 10th street
"How Calm and Beautiful the Lidlt-x wlxi
struction
of
a
trunk
sewer
line
doing
up
E.
J
Sear'»
best
Sunday
Mrs. Dorris Bjorset is in.charge
as
a
sium
district.
Later
he
back-
church
met In the waiting
Morn," tenor and baritone duct.
and water lines to serve the new shirt. Incidentally Die picture ed up and said it was really China of the local entertainment com­
city
hail
Thursday
at
room
In
the
Brighton t-conard. Frank Brown.
residential district on South proves that Cottag«1-Grove does town and that he would give $50 mittee. The members of the church
2:30 p m.
"Joybcll* of Easter." choir
Tenth
»treet.
really have a Chinatown which in­ to see Bill Collins of the Chinese who desire to entertain guests
With Mrs Fred Harris und Mr*
"Hear the Story." choir, soprano
Other n«*w project.« approved cludes the O. K. Supply CO. Lo­ Laundry wearing a queue and with overnight lodging and break­
Claude
Arne
us
temixuary
offi
­
and alto duct. lz>ix l-conard. Grace
w*« h fund of $40U.0U voted to re­ cal preacher» uue u»4gX>ubi won­ spewing starch on a shirt. When fast. are requested to contact her
Employment Is up in the Lane
Monroe; soprano, alto and tenor cers. the following were elected: built the fence around K«*lly field dering what Sears has Sunday the Sears Sunday shirt showed up Further announcements will be
President,
Cud
Wallace,
county
district and still climbing
trio, Marie Cwloo Mr* Fauquier,
vice president. Mrs Minnie Wag- and accepted a check of W. II shirts for, since he never shown Collins ran for a photographer made Sunday morning at the 11:00 according to a summary of the
Brighton Leonard
iMiugherty
for
$150.(X)
to
apply
on
o'ckxrk
Easter
service.
—
A.
church.
Well,
we
hâve
won-
up in
3. labor situation as issued by the
and here’s the result. Collins
ner; secretary. Mrs. Chas Aker-
"This Is the Day," choir
the park fund.
de red about the saine thing
wants the $50 turned over to the Kammann.
blade,
and
treasurer,
Mrs.
Mabel
U. S. employment service at Eu­
"Sing a Hymn
Gladness,"
The council also approved a i To make a long story short Shrine club for the crippled chil­
B. L'vLondc.
gene. There are several /actors
choir.
street
[Hitching
project
with
the
Sears
got
in
a
jam
with
some
of
dren’s hospital.
At the opening of the meeting
contributing to the increase in em­
"My Redeemer 14 vex, soprano
nx-ommendation that the work
a
history
of
the
movement
of
the
ployment in the area according to
solo. Marie Caton
idea In this vicinity was given by proceed as rapidly as feasible and
the summary and chief of these
"Lift Your Glad Voices, choir, various
Applications
for
additional
office
helj;
at
the
city
members of the commit -
is the milder weather which has
soprano and allo duct. Lois l-con-
i
office. Repairing street lights was
tecs
who
have
worked
on
the
prevailed
here, which means more
Farm
Buildings
arti, Grace Monroe
also apjirovcd
project.
logging territory has been made
"O Lord. Thou Art My God,"
(
The council recommended to
Arthur A. Kelly. 72, passed accessible Logging camps have in­
It was voted to buy certain fur-
Made Thru AAA
choir.
rustlings and to continue to rc- th«- police «ommittec that new
away at a Eugene hospital early creased 10 to 12 percent while the
7:00 p m Easter Sunday
reive donations for the rest prin­ jMuking regulations lx* issued in
yesterday morning following a mills have increased 6 to 8 per­
ning, Methodist church.
Applications for farm construc­ lingering illness. He was a life­ cent.
cipally for calciminlng, davenport the business district and that
tion under the Civilian Produc­ long resident of this community.
traffic signs b«* modernized. The
and linoleum.
. There was not the usual increase
tion Administration's new con­
majority
of
the
«rouncilmen
an*
Sunday
evening.
April
21.
8:00.
The
Mothers
’
club
will
be
in
Mr. Kelly was born March 20. in construction activity due to the
Keep Oregon Green charge April 15 to 20. the WSCS undentood to favor a restricted "The Garden and the Sepulchre" struction limitation order will be 1874
at Creswell and when a lad scarcity of building materials.
Vital to Citizens
of M E church April 22 to 27. and parking zone for ut least four- an Easter cantata by Daniel processed by county and state moved with his parents. Mr. and Much of the building now being
Lorane grange April 29 to Mny 4. blocks on Main street extending a Protheroe, directed by Helen Judy AAA. committees, Ernest E. Mrs. William Kelly, to a farm 3 done is by the owners themselves
A great deal of appreciation is block in each direction «in the in­ Hardy, accompanist. Betty Bagley. Schrenk, chairman of the county miles west of Lorane where he with such skilled assistance as
SALEM Further jaunting to
AAA committee, has been notifi­ had since resided. He was married they
Part 1
are able to employ.
the n«*cd for a vigorous forest fire due many [icople for help both tersecting atreets. Also in estab­
ed.
lishing
loading
zones
for
the
“
O
Come
and
Mourn.
”
Chorus.
tangible
and
unlanglble
in
getting
to Myrtle Sharp in Roseburg July-
In the meantime unemployment
prevention camjuugn this summer,
Purjxase of the order. Mr. 26. 1908. Mrs. Kelly died last De­
“They Took the Body of Jesus,”
with fire hazard increased du«* to the waiting room started. Mr. and business district and many feel
of the county was reduced from
that
the
city
will
have
to
eventu
­
Schrenk
said, is to‘limit less-es­ cember.
solo.
Hilda
Magnusson
Mrs.
Ralph
Hawley
donated
two
greatly stepped up tourist travel
1.860 at the end of February to
"Near the Cross," soprano solo, sential construction so that more
Surviving are two sons. Donald 1.700 at the end of March. This
through Oregon. Governor Snell rocking chairs. Mrs. Dorris Bjor- ally install parking meters to aid
in
th«*
traffic
problem
or
rather
materials
will
be
available
for
Dorothy
Hubbell.
set
and
Mrs.
George
Jacobsen
E. Kelly of Cottage Grove, ana
Saturday cit«*d Keep Oregon
the {larking problem.
building- new homes for returning William B. of Lorane, and a despite the fact that 716 veterans
Part II
Green w-ork as n vital public sen- bought and mad«* the curtains.
veterans. He has been informed daughter, Mrs. Francis Steiner of had been discharged from the
"A Morning Hymn." chorus.
ice for all citizens.
armed esrvices.
FUNERAL FOR ACCIDENT
"Very Early in the Morning, that the order provides exemptions Portland, Funeral services will be
Governor
Snell called ujx»n Easter Sunrise
Job opening at the end of March
of $400 for farm houses and $100 held from the Smith funeral home
VKTIM SATURDAY
chorus.
nine ncwspa|KT men,,of fleers and
totaled 643 in non-seasonal in-
for other farm buildings.
Program
Planned
Saturday
"And
He
Said
Them,"
the
20th
at
2:00
with
Unto
Funeral
services
for
Leons
M.
dinx’tors of the Oregon Newspap-
Patacheck, 23. who died Thurs- j recitative. Charles Clark.
The AAA chairman exp»*cts that the Rev. J. Michael Shelly offici­ dustries. about three times thc
er Publishers' Axxociahon, to act
Program
for
early
morning
serv
­
'The
Lord
is
Ris'n
Indeed,"
day
as
a
result
of
an
auto
acci-
:
d«*tails
of the order, instructions ating. Interment will be in the Lo­ number as that shown at first.
ax a spearhead committee to car­
Non-seasonal firms in rejaorting
ice
Oster
day,
as
planned
by
a
tenor
solo.
Charles
(
’
lark.
dent, were held Saturday at 2'001
and copies of the necessary appli­ rane IOOF cemetery.
ry the message of the statewide
their needs anticipated an increase
“Then Wake Your Golden cation forms w ill lx* received soon
Keep Oregon Green jirogram into youth group under the direction of p. m. at the Poole-Larsen Mort ti­
of 191 workers in April. The num­
Mrs.
H
B.
Ferrin
and
Rev
A.
J.
Lyres,
”
chorus,
women
’
s
3-part.
ns.
\vith
the
Res
W
B
Mater
He
pointed
out
that
this
will
not
GROUND
SCHOOL
CLASSES
«•very city and town in Oregon
ber of returning veterans in the
Kammann Young people from all officiating Interment was in Den­
"Crown Him With Many be a new job for the county com­
TO OPEN
through the state's newspapers.
area decreased from 1,277 in Feb­
churches
arc
asked
to
meet
at
the
Crowns,"
chorus.
ver,
Colo
mittee.
as
hundreds
of
applications
"In th«* five years since the
Ground school classes in sub­ ruary to 716 in March.
for farm construction were handl­ jects pertinent to the beginning
Miss Patxcheck. who lived in
founding of Keeji Oregon Green Presbyterian church at 6:30 a.m.
At the present time there arc
The
service
will
lie
held
on
Mt.
ed by the AAA office under the and advanced pilot will begin in
Creswell the last year, died at Fishing Season
in IÍM1. the newspaiXTx of this
more than 300 veterans working
David
unless
it
actually
rains,
wartime
Construction
order
L-41.
Sacred Heart hospital. She was
two weeks it w*as disclosed at an on apprentice jobs under the G. I.
state have given magnificent sup-
interesting meeting of the Cottage Bill of Rights.
port, the Governor jxilnted out, and will be held inside only if born August 12. 1922 at Mancos, To Open April 20
Colo., and was a member of the
Grove Flying club Monday eve­
"and this constant attack by edi-i —
TURKEY
CROP
CUT
BE-
Trombnne prelude, “Beneath the Lutheran church.
ning. Among the subjects to be in­
tors and reporters
against man- ( ross of Jesus,
.
•. d
The fishing season which opens
«. u been
Rev h
H «>. ton n
Park «
cluded are: theory of flight; navi­ Klamath Falls Att’y
caused fl rex has
so success­
Survivors
include
her
parents.
Saturday
is
expected
to
attract
D.
C.
Wilson.
Yoncalla
turkey
Call to worship. Kenneth Love-
ful that nationwide attention has
Mr. and Mrs. Otto R Patscheck. an unusual number of anglers to buyer, will have at least a few gation; meteorology and engines. Opens Office Here
John Trunnell, E. L. Clark and
been attracted to our work. By
.. . . by v«x*a . ensemble of , ..
.
Music
h gh . three sisters, Lucille. Thelma and l«x-al streams as well as to other thousand turkeys to offer the Ralph Allen will do the instruct­
cutting forest and range f res to
. , , . ,
” Bet nice, all of Creswell: and two favored fishing grounds. The fish- packers this year, if no other
Maynard Wilson, formerly of
„„ „j,
.... .
.
.
school students,
an all time low. our natura re-
....
c
r- ,
««>
brothers, Alvin, in Colorado, and ing .season will be open in all grower raises them. He said hen* ing. Anyone interested in attend­ Klamath Falls and more recent­
।
.....
u
.
.
,
Scripture,
The
(
ruciflx
on,
Miss
sources have been saved; jobs
. ,
,
,
Waiter, of Creswell.
counties except Lake
county . Tuesday that he has recently pur- ing these classes is welcome to ly a captain in the medical ad­
J ­ Mar «* tzimbard; The Resurrection,
have been protected, and continu
which
is
opened
May
20
to
Oc- chased 4,000 eight weeks old come to the next meeting. April ministration in the army, has oji-
Miss Eileen Harpole.
29 at 8:00 p. m. in the Jefferson ened a law office in the Stewart
ing [Miyrolls have been Insured."
W
HITE
RANCH
SOLD
tobcr 31 and in Harney county poults.
I Reading. "He Ros«1," (author
school.
W.
J.
(Bill»
White
announced
May
1
to
October
31
inclusive.
building at 731 Main street, over
Because
of
the
scarcity
of
feed.
; unknown. I
Graber-Gettys Hardware store.
Monday he had sold his 400 acre
If no usual amount of moisture the kx’al crop will be cut about
Prayer, Rev. R. E. Hutchison.
Wool and Mohair
BUYS BALL MILL
He has been on terminal leave
Vocal duet. "Ivory Palaces," Fir Ridge ranch, two miles south occurs before Saturday. kx*al fifty percent, Wilson said. Last
Roy Johnson of Gunter has pur­ from the army since March 18th.
Moving to Market Miss Beverly Benton, Robert, of town to Mr and Mrs. H. W. streams should provide gtxxi fish- your the local crop amounted to chased
the mill of the Ball Lum­ Prior to entering the service he
IHooton, formerly of Los Angeles. I jng as well as the Cottage Grove about 25,000 birds.
I Daugherty.
ber Co., on .Smith River near Gun­ was a practicing attorney in
: California. Mr. Hooton is a broth- I lake.
Shearing of wool and mohair
Talk by Charles Garrigus
has shirted and the fleeces are
? si?
*h° Purr?"s-
Salmon fishermen have been DOUGLAS SCHOOL CENSUS ter. Mr. Johnson took charge of Klamath Falls for two years.
Song, "Christ Arose."
the mill last week.
ng chinook from
moving to market. The shearing
He is a native of Medford and
Benediction, Rev. A. J. Kuin- ed the Alfr«*d White ranch about tnking ;1 f(.„
Iwo years ago. Mr and Mrs. Hoot-,he
„„(.k
delayed by inclement weather has mann.
a
graduate of the Willamette
zm formerly
fiit*ni«ir 11r operated n a 5 and 4 III
An increase of 538 pupils of
on
10,
Charles Cooley Ph. M2 C, ar- University law school.
been going full blast with sunny
school age in Douglas county was rived home Monday from 18
cent store in Los Angeles. Mr.;
weather. The wool market opened
EASTER LILY GROWERS
announced at the office of Mrs. months of overseas duty in the
up at 45 cents |x*r pound, but be-1 Body of Man Taken Hoot on spent the past three and
TO MEET
Lula C. Gorrell, Douglas county navy. He spent a year at Bougain­ Row River Mill Is
a half years with the navy in the
cause shearing has lx*en delayed From Elk Creek
The South Lane Easter Lily superintendent, at Roseburg Mon­ ville and also some time in Tsing Back at Work Now
south Pacific.
little has been offered thus far.
Growers
association will meet day in the conclusion of the an­ Toe, China. He arrived at San
Mohair is going at 41) cents for all
Mr.
White
said
he and Mrs
Elk Creek below Drain Sunday
next Monday, the 22nd.
nual school census. The total for Diego March 30 and received his
graces.
The Row River mill closed
yielded the body of an elderly White would take a short rest ¡east room of the armory. in the
the county this year was 7.914 discharge at San Pedro April 4. April 9th by a CIO-AFL jurisdic­
and
would
possibly
locate
in
town.
man, believed to be that of Carl
pupils against 7.376 for the cor­ He is at the home of his parents, tional dispute is back at work
N. E. GLANS JR., DIES AT
Dave Hanson, 72, missing from
OAKLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooley.
CONFERENCE POSTPONED
Announcement Iris been receiv- responding period of last year.
this morning, it was reported
his home in Portland for the past
Noah E. Glass Jr., 19, son of thirty days. Personal effects tak­
here. The walk out occurred af­
The Child Health conference ed of the birth of a son to Mr
SOFTBALL COMMITTEE
N. E. Glass, a former resident, en from the body by state police ’ originally scheduled for Thurs­ and Mrs. J. L. Conley, Sunday,
T I Wayne Monroe writes his ter five men refused to handle
TO MEET
wife that he has been promoted peeler logs for an AFL operation
died Tuesday at an Oakland, Cal., assisted in determining the pre­ day April 18 has been postponed March 31. 1946, at the U. S. Nav­
The softball and baseball com­ from corporal to the present rat­ and were discharged and the walk
hospital, it whs reported. Surviv­ liminary identification and an until t h e following Thursday al hospital, San Diego. California.
ing are his father, N. E. Glass, of autopsy was conducted at the of­ April 25 in th«* health rooms over He has been named Rebert Leroy mittee of the American Legion ing. He is stationed at Brooklyn out took place in support of the
Eugene; two brothers Phillip and fice of H. C. Stearns of Oakland. Smith Electric. Please call Mrs. and weighed six pounds and two will meet at the Lee Nichols Elec­ Army Base. New York. He is with Springfield plywood plant. It was
Noah E. of Tangent. Funeral county coroner. Monday in an ef- : Naish, Phon«* 293L, for appoint- ounces Mr. Conley MM1 C is tric Shop Friday evening, April the medical corps of the transport 1 understood the logging crews were
stationed in San Diego.
19, at 8:00 o'clock.
detachment.
back at work also this morning.
services will lie held Saturday.
fort to eslablish identification.
ment.
Seven Teams in
Softball Ass’n
‘Christ Victorious’,
Easter Cantata
Methodist Church
Presbytery Will
Flood Control Bill
Convene Here 23 Has $2,018,000
For Dorena Dam
Council Okeys
Survey Water Line
Employment Up
In Lane County
Easter Cantata to
Be Given Sunday
At Baptist Church
Arthur A. Kelly
Dies Yesterday