The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 12, 1946, Image 1

New Gold Strikes
Spur Activity in
Bohemia
District
»
ATTEND THE SOUTH LANE COUNTY FAIR ON SEPTEMBER 14th
dottane SrûMe Sentinel
Medford Man h
Burned to Death
in Truck Accident
New strikes in
lUihcrnla
A truck of the cab over engine
mining section ha» caused renewed
type, travelling south and loaded
interest In a number of mining
with iron, went off the grade Fri­
pro|M*rtics ns well ■» renewed ac*
day two miles north of here on
tlvitie», but the future of gold
Highway 99. caught fire and was
mining In this district is plagued
Bennrtt Creek
destroyed
and its driver, Virgil
with bad roach and a car shortage,
. rrk
iHincan Long. 28, of Medford
Harvey Rd.
which ha* held down ore »hipping
O
burned to death. He worked for
to a minimum
O
LATHAM
E. H. Mann Co., and was driving
Fred Bartel», who is working
I____________
truck No. 5 from Eugene to Med­
flu* Champion mine was down !<>r
ford. Witnesses saw the truek
supplies Saturday Bartel» «ay» th.*
swing across the highway and
road up Brice* Creek 1« terrible
VOLUME LVH
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, ORBGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1946
NUMBER 5 strike a tree on the opposite side
ami so far the «sanity ha» done lit-
of the road from which it had
tie or not lung
idlev iät,*
been traveling, then roll on over
situation Ile estimât««» that it coat
thc grade. The driver was pinned
him atsiut $150.00 in tires for
within the cab by the shifting load
evi'ry car of ore shipped out He is
and thoK<> who went to his nsslat-
averaging now almut a car of ore
ance were unable to releaiw him.
every
wi-rk». Shipments
The Cottag<> Grove Fire Depart­
City councilmen in regular ses­
could be spm*«ied considerably if
Ge'irge W. Mi!!» r, 75, passed
ment respond»M to a call and help­
Residents within the city limit basin and such advixates might be
sion Monday evening approved a
curs were available.
away at his home on West MMn
ed to extinguish the fire. The body
of
Cottag«
“
Grove
will
have
op-
Interested
in
a
letter
»lat«*d
June
resolution for the ¡Minting of pe­
strut
Saturday
following
a
Ion,;
New on- strikes are rc(x>iicd in
was removed by ambulance to
jxirtunity to approve or i eject a
The Rev. A J Kammann thc destrian lanes across Main »tree* $3<X)JMM) bond issue on September 11. 1945 from the Oregon State ill,*, -». He wa» born in Missouri
acveral claims Ai the Helena mine
Mills Mortuary. Deputy Coroner
A
plane
made
an
emergency
Board
of
Health
in
regard
to
the
¡it
the
intersection
>f
5,
6.
7
and
now operated by Kenneth Wat­ pastor <>f th«* l«x:al Presbyterian H »treots. The city attorney was 17th which if approved will be prop«Med auxiliary supply and af­ September 5. 1871 and when a landing near the Union high school Fred Buell made the investiga­
chrch
will
preach
hi«
last
«crm»in
child
moved
with
his
parents
to
kins, a new ore stnk»' there is
also Instructed to prepare' an or­ UM-d to finance th«- r«*building of ter representatives of th’ Lane Val» ntine. Nebraska, where he df- Sunday evening about 8:30 p. m. tions.
sai«! to assay $137.1») per ton Wat- Sunday morning al eleven o’clock
Later information discloaes tiuit
dinance
for the »»natruetton of a a new water main extending east county health department made a (‘-noch sch«x>l and sj; n1 his young- and the landing was the basis for
kins Is said Io have purchased n During Hu* ministry of Mr Kam-
the
truck hit the tree with such
for
approximately
22
mil«*««.
A
ma
­
leverai
wild
rumors,
one
to
survey
of
the
water
s^siern.
The
the
rnann the church raised more than ■ewer lin»“ to »« tv »“ tIt • new resi­ jority "of thc water users are fa­
dor contract* a considerable
force that the c ab collapsed and
effect
that
the
plane
missed
the
letter
said
because
of
the
location
dential
district
on
16th
street.
$3?,000.00 toward a new church
tion of the Grizzly mountain oun-
<
ile was married *o le-ore Sh’’- high school budding by less than held th? driver in such 3 manner
The council voted to tabi«' a miliar with the proposal and hav«- of the pits and th«? condition under
• try a» well m »taking out a num- building, which they hope to
don
at Valentine, Apiil 13, 1905. two feet. When the plane circled that it was impossible to extricate
read
and
|x-rhaps
studied
the
re-
which
they
would
nave
to
lx*
cp-
erect US mhhi as mah-i lalx are bet­ motion to prepare an ordinance for |x>rt of Stevens and (’oons, con­
ber of new claims around thc 11
After living in Nebraska for a the high school area several times him. He gave instructions con­
erati-d
this
source
could
not
be
I
h
»•
licensing
of
puncK
¡xuird*
lena G imx I «trikes are also report­ ter available Ixist year thc church
sulting engineers, submitt»“«! to the
number of years rhe ccupk* moved seeking a place to land, residents cerning turning off the ignition
olmervixl its 90th anniversary at Maynard Wilson, kx'iil attorwy city council for approval of the re»*ommended as an auxiliary wa-
ed «»n the Bartels property.
to Cottage Grove in 1910, where attempt»“d to signal the plane to which J. M. Abbott, on whose place
ter supply.
ap|M-ared liefore the council and
which
time
progress
in
every
de
­
council last spring.
Th«- Musick mine has been mi I«I
th«“y have since resided He was the landing field of -the Cottage the accident occurred, wa« able
»poke
in
behalf
of
th»'
punch
The
auxiliary
line
to
the
W.
A.
partment of the church was re­
The infor mation au b m i t ted Woodard mill was
to the Tar Raby Mining
a
memtxT of the Masonic lodge.
of
Grove flying club, about a mile to to do after much difficulty and re­
boa
rd».
likewise con-
herewith.
hop»- will aid in
Salt Ixikc City and the n»*w own­ ported. Ovet fifty new members
Surviving are his widow and a the south, but the pilot was forced ceiving a bad cut on his tand. But
Th»*
West
Coast
Traitway«
has
demned
by
the
consulting
engineer
ers are preparing to start opera­ have been r«*c«*ived into the fel­ askisi for a franchise from the guiding the voters in reaching a; as unfit for use except under the Stepdaughter, Mrs. Gladys Benda to make a landing when his fuel he was not able to turn off the
tion» according to report». R. L lowship of the church sine«* Mr. Public Utility
of Springfield; three brothers and supply was exhausted. Enough starter which had Itecnme stuck in
I
Commissioner to op- dccixion in tlw matter. Among Q m * most extreme circumstance-s.
Malloy is working aever:il ciahn» Knmmunn arrived Mr Kammann érate y i hus line in the state The recent objections raised to voting
two sisters in the middle west; gasoline was supplied the plane the crash, and the resulting ‘short’
So
there
“
you
have
your
choice
in th«1 Jack Ass ridge i<-ciion and In accepting the cull to Moorhead, council iict»*d favorably on approv­ th«* water bonds which has c«»m«’ so far as the Sentinel is concerned, also three grandchildren. A son to get it to the airport, where caused the battery fo ignite ami
is Mid to have hit ore which i.ssays Minnesota, Is g«>ing hack to In» ing a motion nx)u«s»ting such fran­ to our attention was the fact that Another thing t o remember is passed away in 1920.
lights of several autos brightened expkxie.
home stale and will live close io
property within the city woulrl be
Witnesses believe that fume.;
from $39 00 to $40.00 per ton
Funeral services were held from the runway for the plane to land,
chise
I«'
grant«xl
that
the
present
pipe
line
has
out-
his son and his family
assessed to pay off th«* bonds
from the battery overpowered the
the Smith Chapel Tuesday after­ refuel and proceed to Seattle.
Chas. Nordstrom is working the
A
Street
light
was
ordered
In
­
lived
its
normal
life
by-
at
least
The community will not only
El Capitan mine tor Bill Pitten
noon at 2:30 p. m. with the Rev.
st ailed on tii«* west side of Adams voted. This is erroneous. The bomls ten years.
Occupants of the plane were the driver and that he was unconscious
an«f ia doing development w« rk In mi*» Mr Kammann but h I mi M ix . avenue intersecting th«* Pai’ifi«- would b»’ retired from revenue
Michael Shelley officiating. Inter­ pilot and his wife, who according or dead before the flame.« hit him.
The
following
letter
rewiv.-d
Kammann who mini»tcn«i to the
from th«* water department and no
the construction of n«*w tunnels.
ment was in the Masonic-IOOF to information by* this newspaper
• community not only as the mis- highway.
property in the city would lx* this morning is self explanatory: cemetery.
Bond
of
the
Cottage
Grove
Gas
were enroute home after attending
Septemebr
11,
1946
tres» of the mans»*, but also as lo­
Co. in the sum of $2,000 was ap- taxed to pay off the bonds when Cottage Grove Sentinel,
a wedding at Coquille. The pilot
cal county h«’alth nurse
due.
was forced to take an inland route
Th»* Willamette Presbytery re- proved by the council.
Th«’ second objection raised to Cottage Grove, Oregon.
on
account of the fog on the coast
Attention:
Mr.
W.
C.
Martin
lea»»*«l Mr Kammann anti he was
the water bom! issue is that re-1
and was attempting to make the
requeued to d»*<'larc the pulpit
building 22 miles of pipe line would i^car Sir:
Eugene airport when his fuel was
Reference is made to your l»*t-
¡■vacant after September 15th Dr
be much more expensive than tak­
The Cottage Grove Lutheran
exhausted. Another story of the church will conduct a special in­
ter
dated
September
4,
1946.
re-
Norman
K
Tully
was
appointed
ing water either from the Dorena
The grengi* met In regular mn-
emergency
(adding
was
to
the
ef
­
dam or Mosby Creek and pro- ; «li sting information as tj the rel-
stallation servi«» on Sunday, Sep­
sion Thursday evening September moderator of the hx’al church
fect that the pilot and his com­ tember 15. beginning at 7:30 p. m
cessing it In a letter dated April ative costs of rebuilding the 22-
5th at the Row River community Th«* pulpit will be »upplit-ri on S»*p-
panion were newly weds and that The service will be held in the
teinber 22 by William Moll Case
23. 1946, R E. Coon of Stephens mile long City of Cottage Grove
hall
the pilot was not minding his plane
water supply main as against tak­
Tlw
Kammann«
will
leave
Monday
and
Coons
consulting
engineer,
an
­
Agriculture report was given by
The M. & M. Plywood Company in the near crash of the high S. D. A. church building. West
ing water from the Dorena Reser­
morning,
September
16th
swering
a
qu«
‘
stion
raised
by
Dr.
Esther Stratton who report.*d <«n
with a loading site about a. half school building. However, observ- Main street. Rev. Ellsworth Busch,
H A. Hagen, mayor, as ta the voir.
oi Kendall Hie. Indiana, will be in­
««•«’ding of cut over land. n»’w pr!re
If classroom and housing s|w»<c practicability of installing a treat­
An economic comparison ot cost mile south of the city- limit on ers said the moon was bright stalled as the pastor of the Cot­
ceilings, 1917 goal* suggested by
highway
99
will
start
shipping
enough for the pilot to clearly tage Grove-SpringfieiJ parish. Rev.
were available at Corvallis, says ing plant and taking water either between reconstructing the pipe­
the df’pnrtment of agriculture, th«’
the Corvallis Gazette Times, the from the Dorena or Mosby ('trek line and cost of obtaining water peeler logs to its main plant at distinguish buildings and minim­ Busch was a member of the June.
rww runt pfrvTnUktiv* fnr
enrollment this fall would easily say« in ¡mrt: “The plant should from Dorena Reservoir cannot be Albany within a week, company ized danger of a crash landing for 1946 graduation class of the Con­
cry and other articles of interest
climb above* 10,000 more than hav«' a capacity of furnishing one made without considerable inves­ officials said Monda,-. A dumping this reason.
cordia Lutheran Seminary, St.
New all-time records in gi«»olln«>
A lively discusMion was hckl on the
twice th»* numlxT ever before en-
tigation and preliminary design pond has been built along th? SP
Louis, Missouri, the school from
sugar situation when thc report u»e have been m 'I for the state of roiled at any «>ne tune, according million gallons daily on the basis
tracks
and
a
bridge
constructed
of a yearly requirement and to do work. In addition to estimating the
which
many of the broadcast« of
w i» read allowing brewer» a 15 per Oregon
to figur«*« obtain«'«! from the OSC this the plant should have a peak cost of each of the elements re­ over the Coast Fork, southeast of
the
Lutheran
Hour originate. Up­
■R-tit Increase in grain am! grain
S«xTctury of State Robert S registrar’s office.
capacity of 3,000,300 gallons daily. quired for the supply and treat- thc log pond. The bridge connect­
on graduation he received the call
product» and di«till«*»« a half mil­ Farrell Jr. anruiuno'd today that
ing
the
Chilson
lane
with
the
Even w'th advance notice that
lion bushel» of grain other than during th«- first *cv«-n months <»f n»’W out-of-state stu«icnts could be A 3 million capacity filter plat t ment of water from the reservoir, Blackbutte road was recently com­
Tom Eddy, a promising young to the local parish through the
wheat, for the month of Septem­ thia year Oregon drivers had roll»«! accepted only under most excep­ to supply water from either the a thorough study of the require- pleted to facilitate the hauling of horseman of this area, attended Mission Board of the Oregon-
ber
up over twrnty-hve hundred m'l- tional circumstance«, close to «000 Dorena Reservoir or Mosby Creek uvnts of the City of Cottage peeler logs from the company the CJ.KkamoB county sheriff« Washington District of the Lu­
Thc resolution present«*»! by the ikin mi Im on the highways of this applications, mostly from other would cost between $175,000 and Grove in regard to residual pres­ property about five miles south of posse 6th annual all-wester horse theran Church (Missouri Synod!/
Ixiwrll grang«’ asking for addi­ state Previous record for this states, have been completely re- $225.0(X). including the cost cf di­ sures and minimum flows woul' here.
show over Labor day week end Rev. W. A. Sylwester, of Row-
version works etc. The yearly exist be n«’cessary. Since this office op­
burg. who has been serving as nas
IMI Julyits.lt ject«*d.
tional sugar to help save the wast­ period
held at Canby.
Log
production
to
start
will
be
of operation would be approxi- erates only on funds specifically
tor of the kical church, will be the
he fourth record-breaking
ing fruit crop in the northu»*st
Tom
rode
the
black
mare,
“
San
­
from
100,000 to 150.000 feet daily,
Approximately 1500 others from
was i-mlorscd. also letters will he month in gasoline consumption. Oregon have had their credos ap­ mately $11.900 Including chemi­ authorized by Congress for defin­ The mill pond now being filled dra" that is owned by a focal resi­ speaker at the service and wilt
»ent to <>ur preeldent. senators, and with sal»*« about 37,500,000 gallons. prove«! for entrance yet tM^cause of cals. the hiring of an operator and ite projects, a study which won
dent. He accumulated the highest also install the newly called pas­
be of any value to you cannot be with water from a five inch pipe number of points in the junior tor. He will be assisted ty I-uthe.'-
"When August tabulations an* inability to find housing accommo­ assistant operator.
repn*M*ntAtlve«, by the grang»*.
from the Coast Fork river will
And the letter concludes: "Very legally perform«^!.
Making for help in thc augar situa­ complete." Farrell said, "we expect dations are not yet admittf>d.
have a capacity of about 500,000 class for the two-day show and an pastors of neighboring congre­
definitely
I
f«>el
that
a
filter
plant
Very
truly
yours,
tion.
to find the r»«cord for one-inonth
was awarded a bronze ¡Kirse gations. Members from Eugene.
feet of logs.
Just h«»W' many old ami new will
O. E. Walsh.
Roseburg, and Sutherlin congre­
H. E C re|»irt was given by sales to have been broken again, actually b<* able to qualify as to taking the raw supply belcw the
statue.
While quite a bit of construction
Colonel. Corps of Engineers
Mr» J»>hn Read A ( inner.«nd ba- since August is perennially the both housing and credits is still Dorena dam would not be i pop­
In getting the highest number of gations are expected to attend the
has
been
done
on
the
company
site,
ular or a happy solution to ycur
District Engineer.
xnnr Lx (icing planm’d for early De- peak month in gas use "
officials are not yet decided wheth­ points. Tom won a blue ribbon and service. In this service a class of
not kn»»wn, but indications are
The sale of gasoline from the that It will be w»jJ| above both thc water problem.”
crmber the date to be announced
er they will ship the peeler logs trophy for best trail horse in the three will also be received into
Some who sUt! favor taking tn?
later The ladies of the grange first of the year through July has 5500 for which budgets were set
out
by train, whether they will nut Saturday evening show. On Sun­ communicant membership with
- ... .. .
will be In charge of the lunch netted the state almost $9,000,000 up and the 6000 earlier estimated. water supply from the proposed _ la
in
a
peeler plant to strip the logs day he received a blue ribbon and the Lutheran churen through the
Dorena dam or Mosby Creek rath-^ Tells of Visit to
counter at the South Lane Fair This amount will probably pass the
down
before shipping or w het her headstall for winning the musical rite of confirmation. The public
>•1 thM ri'building the pri sent wa-
which will lie held at the armory fifteen million mark by the end
they
will
construct a plywood chairs in which about twenty rid­ is most cordially invited to attend
ter line have said they felt that
FOREST CLOSURES STILL
Saturday, September 14th Next of the year.
plant on the present site, which
______ is ers competed. He was also given
more than the cpinion of th? con­
H E .C meeting will b«' at thc
HOLD, FORESTER STATES
An interesting feature of-the siffficient to accommodate a ply- a blue ribbon in the w?stcrn horse
LIBRARY REPORT FOR
home of Nona Bales A display
SALEM. Ore
Stat«’ Forester sulting engineer should be sought regular meeting of the Moose wood plant.
1 ?vcnt. In the bending pole relay AUGUST
MRS.
UAI.DHELI^
DISTRICT
in
deciding
the
issue
and
in
ar.
ef
­
table of prise cann««d foods will
Lodg»’ at the lodge hall Tuesday
Rogers warned Monday that for­
Company officials, it was said. race consisting of four hoises and
According to the report of the
be an item of interest for thc 1st ( HAIRMAN FOR MUSIC ASS N est fire danger has not endu'd, cit­ fort to get opinions from other evening was a report given by Fred have also contemplated a housing four riders, Tom’s team placed sec-
librarian, Mrs. Dan Hamant. books
sources,
the
Sentinel
publisher
ad
­
Gerry
Gaylord,
president
of
the
Knick»'rbocker, delegate to the
grange meeting in October. Next
ing a weather report forecasting
ond and received red ribbons.
loaned at the local library for the
dressed letters of inquiry to Fred national Moose convention in Chi­ project to accommodate the ply­
serving committ<*e will he Mr. and Eugen»' Civic Music Association, low humidity in thc Cascades.
Tom was asked after the show
wood
workers,
if
and
when
a
ply
­
.Merrifield,
assistant
proL'ssor
of
cago recently. Several members of wood plant is built, but this too just what kind of a horse he would month of August were: Adult fic­
Mrs. Raymond Wicks and Mr and has requested Mrs Cecil Caldwell
He said h«' is not yet considering
tion, 476; adult non-fiction, 93,
t, serve again as district chairman ending thc forest closures, and Sanitation and Engineering of the Moose lodge had their wives as
Mrs Turray.
like to own and he replied grin­ making a total of 569; children’s
is indefinite.
A banket social and free pro- for this community Th»' member­ will not do so until there is an­ OSC at Corvallis and one to Col. guests on this occasion and the t«i-
ning,
“
oh.
a
little
black
mare.
”
The company has a timber sup­
fiction, 164: non-fiction. 47, a total
O. E. Walsh, district engineer, U. tal attendance numbered some
gram will be hold at thc Röw­ Riv- ship driv»' opens Monday, Septem- other good rain.
ply of a hundred million feet, lo­
of 211 and a grand total of 780
S
Army
engineers,
Portland.
As
her
16fh
and
runs
through
tire
150 members and guests.
er club hall October Uth. Mr.
I’m not apprehensive,” Rogers
COMPANY A WINS SHOOT
cated south of town near the Cot­
for the month.
Davis will give several numbers 21»t
said, "but we may get another this is written Col. Walsh has not
While in Chicago Mr. Knicker­ tage Grove lake.
Company A of the 16th battalion
Cash received for fines during
replied, but Mr. Merrifield i.ad bocker t«xik the opportunity to
Working with Mrs Caldwell in siege of fire weather."
on his famous I m -H m and there will
took high houors in a rifle shot the month was $10.60 and from the
quite
a
lengthy
conversation
with
this
district
will
I
n - Mis. Elmer
be a short play, skits and other
drive t o Mooseheart. 111., forty
There are no fires in the state
Sunday at the rifle range winning rental shelf $9.25, a total of $19.85.
t h e Sentinel publisher Tuesday mill’s outside of Chicago. He spent MRS. MYERS OPENS
music. Come and have a good lime Fleming, Mrs Kcnn«*th Hick J<, today.
from Company- M of the 3rd bat-
There were 25 new books pur­
morning regarding our water tup- two days visiting al Moosehenrt,
Booster night has been set f >r Mrs. Herbert Lombard ami Mrs
talion. Eugene 642 to 637. The chased and six books discarded.
ply.
Mr.
Merrifield
did
Ivan
Marinster,
who will Ite Tn
not
add
Mrs. Frances Myers has recently 642 score was out of a possible
October 25th. All ¡M-rsons interest-
the children’s home supported by
anything to the report of the con- this. organization. Mr. Knlckcr- oper^d the Snack Shack on Whit­
Borrowers’ cards issued during
cd in grange work are ccrdially charge of the ticket sale Admix- MONROE TO BE HERE IGTH
700. Pfc. Earl Ewing was high August were 14 and eight were
suiting
engineers
other
sion
to
than
to
cowerts
will
tie
by
mem-
Carl
D.
Monroe,
manager
of
the
mulled to attend as this is to be
Ixicker told his hearers that Moose­ aker Ave., near 7th street in the man for Company A with a score
bership only.
Eugene office of the Social Secur­ say that th»* reputation of this heart was a complete supporting Neet building. She will specialize of 86. Sgt. John Erickson was sec­ canceled. The total number of bor­
an open meeting.
rowers is 1778.
firm
was
very
high
in
the
north
­
Next week will close thc mem- ity Administration, will be in Cot­
The grange voted to buy 100
unit within itself. Mooseheart con­ on sandwiches and short orders ond with a score of 84 and Pfc.
west
and
that
he
would
hesitate
l
>
bership
drive.
No
memberships
tage
Grove
Monday.
September
16.
teacup«. The meeting hour has
sists of 1200 acres, eight hundred The Shack has nine stools and Harry Renfle won third with a
will I m - sold later thin Saturday, Monroe may he reached at the venture an opinion under the cfr- acres of whict\ is under cultiva- will accommodate nine patrons.
Ix'en set hack to 8:00 p. m
I score of 83.
SUBSTITUTE TEA (HERS
cumstances.
On
short
notice
he
For th»' literary program, i I p - September 21st For further in­ United States Employment Servlc?
tion. The remaining acreage is
ASKED TO REGISTER
said our case here w-as lik«* calling
men each made a quilt block ii nd formation call Mrs. Caldwell, 19X1. from 10:30 a. m. to .toon.
given over to homes for the chil­
Any former high school teachms
in
another
doctor
in
case
of
sc.'k-
prizes were given for th" three
dren. each dwelling unit houses
among the townspeople of Cottage
ness.
lx*st. Our master, Bob Wigner,
f l'Olii 25 to 30 children, and each
Grove and vicinity are urged by
t Thore arc also those who ad-
won the honor of having the best,
house unit is supervised by a house
Supt. Ferrin to register their
vocate
further
development
of
Sidney Bales, second and Philip
mother and father. In addition the
names at the high school for sub­
sump holes along the Row river
Ijike won third. Many unique and
institution has a complete school
stitute teaching. Call 274 or come
interesting blocks were made by
system which offers academic sub­
to the high school to present qual­
The Cottage; Grove schools open-, class there are 2 more girls than ifications. Substitute teachers ate
the men though in putting them
jects through the high school as
together the blocks were accident­
well as any kind of vocational ed Monday with the largest er.-: boys. Additional students are ex­ frequently needed throughout the
Th»' 9th South Lan»' Fair and showing all livestock will be set
ally sewed to trouser knees and
training. If the high school pupil rollment in the history of either' pected to arrive during the week year. A teaching certificate in
threads had to be carefullv pulled Harvest Festival will N' op»>n»'d to up on Seventh street just oast of I
wishes to continue his 'ducation, the grade or high school. In­ and at the beginning of next week force at this time is not neces­
out and the blocks put tegethor thc public for on»' day exhibit Sat­ th«' armory anti shutes have been
the Moose lodge arranges a loan crease's ranged from 15 per cent at which will bring the registration sary for this kind of work.
One of th»' most interesting ex- so that a college education may the' union high school to 18 per to about 500.
again. All joined in group singing urday at 11:00 a. m. Anticipating provided for loading and unload-
hibits seen at the Stat»' Fair at be completed.
cent at the grade' schools.
and refreshments were toned at a record breaking crowd, fair com­ ing livestock.
The teaching staff is still short ATTEND TRAINING SCHOOL
Salem was the wildlife exhibit
the close of the meeting. Esther mittees are working hard to make Super Coach to Be Exhibited
one member since Mr. Wilson. as­
“Mooseheart has the healthiest High School Totals 471
Two members of the local police
An added feature of the fair prepared and shown by R. S. bunch of children I ever saw and
The Cottage Grove' Union High sistant coach and history teacher, force, Guy Smith and Ed Jones
Stratton, Reporter.
the on»' day event an outstanding
success. E. L. Clark said yester­ will lie a new super streamlined . Drenner, Culp Creek rancher. The although the institution has a .'om- School ofiened its doors Monday of has decidl'd not to com-' west to are attending the Oregon Police
day that better exhibits might <x> bus to be displayed by th»' Grey- exhibit shown in th»' industrial pletely »'quipped hospital, file hos­ this week to th»' largest enroll-( teach. Mrs. G. S. Davies is sub­ officers training school at Eugene
THREE COUPLES TIE AS
‘
stituting until a permanent teach­ this week, one of a series of schools
expected in all departments with hound Bus Co., near the armory arts exhibit on the fair grounds, pital had few patients," he said. ment of its history with a total
RUNNERS-UP AT GOLF GAME exception of the FFA livestock building Th»' new bus, which will depicted th»' depleting salmon sup-
of 471 students as compared with er can be obtained.
sponsored by the Oregon Police
At the usual two ball foursome! department, which might not ex­ be in use soon on Oregon's high- ply from 1850 to 1946.
103 last year on opening day. This
New classes in art, band, and
Association.
Starting
on Tuesday evening, Sept. 10th, I hibit the usual number of animals ways will be exhibited Saturday .«f-
The display took six weeks to MRS. PEEK INJURED IN FALL makes a 15', increase, much larg- aeronautics are being offered for Officers’
Monday, the school will close Sat­
Mildred Anderson and Ralph Peck du»' to the critical feed situation. ternoon from 3:00 to 5:30 p. m build and »fopicted salmon in their
Mrs. Walter Peek was painfully er than anticipated by the s ehocl the first time.
urday noon. Officers attending
carded the lowest score, while He said he had not eiuouraged First showing of thc new bus will; natural habitat with salmon run- injured last week while helping authorities.
Following is a comparison of the have heard topics discussed on re­
,
।
i(h
njnK
jn
a
mounta
j
n
stream.
The
be
made
here
Friday
the
three other couples with th»* next 1 th»’ FFA or 4-H boys to use high
her husband move some feed from
The two largest classes are first day registration of the past lations between the officer« and
lowest score qualified for runners priced feed In feeding out animals from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. at 11 ie salmon were made from wood and the garage to the chicken house. freshmen and sophomores with the two years at the Union High
public, traffic, juvenile delinquen­
up. They were Cora Peck and Ken­ for any project since such ven­ corner of 7fh and Main. An im- painted in natural colors. Some The wheel barrow upset striking freshmen enrolling only two more. School :
cy, police patrol development, fed­
neth Mickey, Lois Chambers anil tures might prove economically [Kirtant feature of the new bus is wore mounted on a chain, ethers Mrs. Peek on the knee, quite Itadly The senior class consist.« of 98
1944 1945 1916¡ eral agencies, crime seen»“», exam­
the "Scotchlite" plastic trim that
Glen Roland, and Barbara Hill and unsound
fastened in such t manner bruising it. She will be unable to with indications of th»' largest Freshmen
13$ inations, etc.
120
133
makes buses glow in the dark and that they appeared to be swim- walk for several days. Mr. Peek graduating class in the schtx.l’s Sophomores
her partner. Belle Burkholder nr-
99
104
133
FFA
boys
will
be
nt
th»*
arm»>ry
is designed to make for safety mi ng up stream. Water for the was injured about a month ago history.
rlv»“d later than usual but won the
Juniors
69
109
102 LORANE SCHOOLM OPEN KITH
prize for eating the most ice cream building Friday afternoon and eve­ night driving. Many of the n w display was supplied by a centri-1 as a limb broke on an apple tree
A unique situation arises in that Seniors
80
61
98
Lorane schools will open next
ning
to
assist
exhibitors
in
plac
­
buses
will
be
eqtlipiM'd
with
a
u«'W
which was dispensed by Palme?
fugai pump.
»
throwing him to the ground. He there are 7 more boys enrolled Post Graduates
1
I
2 Monday, September 16, Jagk H.
ing
their
displays
and
again
-Satur
­
lavatory, which is said to bo a
Johnson to the 23 people who en­
Mr. Drenner has abeen invited has been unable to work since that than girls. In the freshman class
TOTAL
374
403
471 Gruber, superintendent announc­
joyed the usual bountiful potluck: day morning, when th»' building marvel of compactness. Also mid- to make the same display al the time but is slowly improving. Toe th»' boys lead by 17, in the sopho- Grade S«-ho<»l» Have 18% Gain
ed this week. Medical blank» "An
will
be
opened
at
7:00
a.
m.
ed to the equipment is an advanced Pacific International Livestock Alta Kelly and Harvey Kelly fam­ more class by 10. whib in th'
diner after th»' game. Mr. and!
The present enrollment of the be obtained at the Lorane »tore».
Judging of all rfisplays will start type of two way radio ami a new exhibition in Portland October 5 ilies have been assisting in the junior class the girls outnumber
Mrs. Glen Roland wen* the new-
Elementary Schools is 589, which The hot lunch program will begin
nt 11 n m The )iv«’«tock pens (or wairrproof baggage «mmpnrtmcnt to 12.
eonters this time.
work at the Pia'k home
the hoys by 8 and in the senior
«Continued on page 8 i
■ September 17lh.
t
I
Kammanns Leave
for New Field at
Moorhead, Minn.
Dorena Grange to
Stage a Booster
Night October 25
Pedestrian Lanes
to Be Painted at
Four Intersections
Two Important Issues Discussed in the ^¿71* h *”1 ®rn Seattle Plane in
Special Water Bond Election Sept. 17th Tuesday Afternoon Sudden Landing
Here Sunday Eve
Lutheran Church
to Install a New
Pastor Sept. 15th
M. & M. Plywood
to Start Cutting
Peeler Logs Soon
10,000 Want to Go
to OSC if Housing
Were Available
New Record Set in
Gas Consumption
Eddy Wins Laurels
Canby Horse Show
KnickerZiocker
Mooseheart, III.
Record Breaking Crowd Is Expected
at South Lane Fair Here Saturday
Schools Open Monday With Gains
From 15 to 18 Per Cent Over 1945
Wildlife Exhibit
Shown by Drenner
at the State Fair