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VOLUME LVH
(VFTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1946
Five Girl Scout
Troops Have Been
Organized Here
Mrs. D. E. Crouch
Dies in Hospital
For the 9th consecutive time,
local met chants are again *pon- at Washington 21st
•oring th«* first baby context for
Merchants Are
Sugar Stamp S3
Good on Jan. 1st
NUMBER 20
Livestock Meet
Endorses Boost
in Oregon Hogs
< OOPERATJVE HOSPITAL
STARTED AT NEWBERG
Starts Campaign
Against Fraud
Sentinel Publisher
Heads March of
Dimes Campaign
OPA *a|d at Washington Mon­
Another Cooperative Hospit­
day that spare stamp No. 53 will
al i* being organized in Oregon.
be good for five pounds of. sugar
Newberg ha* started organizing
A recently launched campaign
beginning January 1 and added an
for a 50-bed hospital.
Orgttnizaiion has l»rcn complet­
against fraud in obtaining unem­
additional
ration
may
become.
Several offer* of land have al­
Mrs lton*M E. Carolyn Cor­ 'available within four months
ed for Cottage Grove'* fiv«* Giri 1947, which In the past has proved
ployment benefits has brought
ready been made, but none ac­
With the price ratio between about its first conviction in a case
Sjpout troops and Mr». F’red Hol- to lx* a very popular context doni Crouch. 23. daughter of U.
’It is anticipated," the agency
cepted
f«*ed
now favorable
Hater. South Lane County Ciiair- Tiler» an* more attractive prizes S. Senator and Mrx. Guy Cor­ ■aid, "that the second consumer
, . grain and pork
-
----------- l'n Polk county. Silas Gaiser S । Rather than see a good cause go
Memberships are to cost $50
to hog production, the Western U. C. C. administrator, anonunced by the board, W. C. Martin, Sen­
tnnn. ha* announced the following this year than ever before and of don, died at the Casualty Hospi­ stamp for 1947 will be validated
each, and certificates of service Oregon Livestock association at today.
tinel publisher has consented to
lender* and troop committee mem­ course the prize* carry more val­ tal in Washington. D (’.. Sunday, before spare stamp 53 expire»"
are to be issued for all amounts : the recent »fate meeting in Salem
ue. Among the prizes never before after being taken unconscious from April 30.
bers.
Th<* convicted man has been un­ again head the 1947 March of
received over the $50, so if adopted a report of the swine able to work recently. Sentence Dimes Campaign for South Lane
Troop 11. under th«* tendenihip offered here lx a full cn»<* of ax- an incoming train at Union Sta­
OPA pointed to agriculture de­ someone gives one hundred dol­ production committee advocating
of Mr* Curt I* Plunkett and Mr* •orted baby f««>d and a Ix autlful tion.
wax suspended for six months to ( ounty and with the help of sev- i
lar*. he will be eligible for a substantia) increase in Oregon allow repayment of the $90 bene­ era! committeemen hopes to get
Mrs Crouch hud been In poor partment e»tima|es that the new
Vi’lnui Forrester lias l**en meeting 8x10 photograph of th«* first ami
sugar
crop
may
be
sufficiently
service
up
to
the
amount
given
■ production.
health for xeveraj months. She felt
fits received last spring while he the campaign well underway in
regularly «Ince September. This Second babies.
excepting the $50, for the mem­
The mMny prize* should give ill a* Hie train reached Chicago. i large to allow an additional five
The committee, headed by H. A. was employed regularly.
tr<x>p «(xmsored by the Wfgtmin-
the first part of January. The
bership.
Barnes, Silverton, pointed out that
ater Guild of t h <• l’r<*«byti*rian both the first and second arrivals A physician wax culled, but he said pound» of sugar a perron in 1947.
Three additional cases are in campaign this year over the state
This
would
make
a
total
of
20
I the hog population in Oregon for prosecutors' hands and others are will he from January 15 to Jan­
church has
Mrs. A. G. Ferguson, a gixxt start in life. See the page she ws« able to continue the trip.
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pound* on regular ration stamps.
1946 was only 187,000 on January expected to tie referred to the uary 30. Dr. E. T. Hedlund, Ore­
Mrx FMgar Rickard and Ml« announcement appearing c I x <•- She became more ill at Pittsburgh,
As for the canning sugar outlook
1. compared with a five-year pre­ courts soon
gon state ehairman announced
Kenneth Van Rooy ax troop com­ where in this Issue for additional when* another physician boarded for next year, an OPA official de­
detail*
the train.
war average of 274,(XO. The re­
mittee members
Investigators in the past three Monday that campaign director*
clan
d
that
"if
the
supply
situation
duction was because the price of months have checked thousands of had been appointed in 35 of the 38
Mrx, Cordon found her
Troop 52 ha* also been meeting
6'4 pounds of grain cost more than claims to find 114 subject to dis­ Oregon counties. Special fund rais­
eldest daughter unconscious in turns out a* good as expiated,
sine«* the opening of school with
। the price of the pound of pork it qualification for from one to 26 ing drives he said would climax the
their stateroom, as the train pulled there will be at least 10 jxjunds
Mrx. Gaylord Davies and Mr*. John
1 will produce.
into Washington, she believed her (>e¡ person and possibly more."
weeks F'ailure to report earnings, drive which ends January 30th,
Laing as leader*. S|xin*onng group
After the welcome talk by the
"The population of Oregon is in­ giving the wrong reason for job the birthday of the late President.
dead- News of the tragedy was
lx the Service Guild of the Meth-
master the meeting wax turned creasing so that more pork is need­ separation and filing a claim while Rooievelt.
broken to Senator Cordon as the ’
<xlwt church with Mr* Dale Gate*.
over to the lecturer, Helena Over­ ed to feed the people," the com­ attending school were most nu-
tram, the Capital Limited, rolled
Mrs A P. Weinkauf and Mr»
This year's campaign has spe-;
gaard. The following program was mittee reported. “To have the merous causes of action. One man
I he annual Christmas program to a stop.
Wilbur Crane serving on the troop
cial significance over previous
given:
"Oh
Come
All
Ye
Faithful"
of
Don-na
Grange
was
held
nt
the
same
amount
of
pork
per
capita
ax
When word reached the White
committee.
tried to obtain benefits while in years in that widespread epidemics
by all. Deck the Hall" song by in the 1936-1941 period we would jail.
Troop 94. sixth grade girls, has Row River dub hall last Thursday House, President Truman offered
in 1946 depleted the national re­
Esther Trunnell, F rancis Nichols. need to produce about 360.000
Where veterans' readjustment serve fund, used when polio epi- ;
worked together all fall as a troop evening, under th«* direction of th«* the Cordon* the use of an Army
Top housing officials at Wash­ Helena Overgaard with Nina hogs, or double the number we
new
lecturer,
Mrs,
Lee
Giles
A
plane
to
fly
their
daughter
*
body
allowances are involved in ques­ demies exhausted local funds.
in various activities. Now under
I
ington Monday formally announc­
tionable cases, the information is
the leadership of Mr» F rank Mil­ mixed choir sung Christmas carols. home With weather conditions ed the regulations which became Chapman. Juanita Marcy and Bar­ now have."
“Oregon families can give spy- I
bara Hayes hanging decorations,
The committee also suggested turned over to those responsible
ler anti Mr*, Earl Weise and spon­ A history of each carol wax given very bad, the offer wax declined.
effective December 23rd, for con­ a gre««ting by Gary Corliss; violin that every farm family could prof­ for prosecution in the Veterans cial thanks at Christmas time that
sored by th«* BuMincs* and Pro- by a r«*nder before each carol wax The Cordon* left Washington, D. st ruction of new homes.
solo. Asa Clark with Alice White itably keep one hog to consume Administration. Three cases al­ our state was not visited during
frssional Women the troop will •ung An enyiynblr skit was given C. Monday aftcrmxin arriving in
1946 hy one of these insidious epi­
These include a 1500-xquare- at the piano; recitation. Barbara garbage, one to each cow from ready
■
are in the hands of federal demics. We must prepare our- '
nwet regularly. Troop committee, by Rosalee Plaisted. Dolores Kelly Portland Thursday. Funeral ser-
Sue
Means:
recitations.
Dick
Rem
­
«nd
Shirley
Arn«*
Mr*
McCune
foot
limit
on
floor
area
which
which
skim
milk
is
available,
and
(
vixex
will
lx-
held
tn
Roseburg
authorities.
members ap|xiint«*<l are Mr» 1.
selves, lest we be less fortunate in
officials said will permit construc­ ington. Jack and Figrl Murray; one to each 20 acres of grain if
W Coiner. Mr« Elmer Fleming. gave the rending, Lndy Yenrdly* Saturday.
1947,” Dr. Hedlund said.
readings,
“
An
Appeal
to
Santa,"
good legume pasture is provided.
Mr» Crouch was txirn in Rose­ tion of a standard, throe-bed-room
Mn George Cro«by and Mrs J. V ( hrixtma* flueat. and recitations
Local county chapters retain fif- ’
and songs were given by the burg July 24. 1923 She was grad­ home, and a prohibition against and "When I Grow Up”; violin
The committee on transporta­
Growelle.
ty
per cent of funds raised annual­
and
guitar
duet.
Juanita
and
Ted
the
etjuipping
of
more
than
one
youngster*
of
the
Grange.
During
tion and marketing took steps to
uated from Roseburg High School
Lust year's Brownie troop 48
ly so that any person, regardless
Marcy, Twinkle Twinkle Little have Oregon wool reach the mar­
will resume meeting« a» Inter­ the singing of Jingle Bell*. Santa and attended the University of bathroom.
of age. race, creed or color, may
The new regulations were made Star;” recitation by Dennis Chap- ket in better condition and with
mediate Scouts w|ih Mr». Leon CI mux tn person came dashing in Oregon, where »he was a member
receive the best available medical
tnan,
"Carry
One;
’
quartet,
Mr.
Gifts
were
presented
to
all
chil-
of
Pi
Beta
Phi
sorority.
better
grading.
It
pointed
out
that
■
-
public by Federal Housing Expe­
Fjisiman anti Mrs Kenneth Word
care when the crippling polio
She wa* married at Roarburg diter Frank R. Creedon and Na­ and Mrs. Bill Buck and Mr. and foreign wool» are reaching the
as lenders. Sponsored by the dren and grown-ups. Refreshments
strikes. It was pointed out that
American Legion Auxiliary two of fruit salad, cake and coffee June 16. 1944. to Donald E. tional Housing Administrator Ray­ Mrs. Mads Overgaard. "I Heard American market skirted and with
the national fund is used to im­
the
Bells
on
Christmas
Day,
”
and
Were
served
by
the
H.
E.
C.
to
foreign
material
removed.
A
stand-
Crouch, then « lieutenant in the mond M. Foley at a joint news con­
troop committee rnemlicrx are Mrs,
A joint recommendation for a a prove medical knowledge through
Laurence Kent and Mr«. Nellie complete the evening’s enjoyment Army Air Farces, son of Mr. and ference They will take effect si­ "Silent Night;” reading, Robert mg committee was suggested to
Next serving committee will be Mrs. M C. Crouch of Portland.
b5tter methods of handling Lfteen cent increase effective on research in the field of infantile
Bukowski
multaneously with an end of the St. Elmo; piano solo. Donald To-
noli;
recitation,
Carol
Tonoli,
domestic
wool.
* j .
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank
Bradford.
Mr.
...
December 1 for approximately 20.- paralysis. All scientific advance­
Besides her parent« and the wid­ priorities system established under
5 A new Brownie troop, third
Th«* core met hod of testing wool
lumber and sawmill workers ments thus gained are. in turn,
grade girl», ha» started meeting and Mrs. l-arry Brumfield and Mr. ower Mr*. Crouch is survived by the veterans emergency housing "Santa Claus;” songs. Jim and Joel
Pynch
and
F.
Biei;
"A
Song
for
Clark
The
display
table
will
be
to
determine
shrinkage
was
also
her
sister
and
brother,
Mr».
Plin
program.
Was
announced today by W. R passed on for local aid in the
with Mrs, O. J Thiel and Mrs.
t
hristmas,
and
'The
First
Noel;
”
;
of
considerable
interest
as
ladies
endorsed
as
more
accurate
and
-Morley,
President of the Lumber­ fight against this unpredictable
Laurunce
nnd
Allen
Cordon,
both
(»eorgr Johnson Troop committee
Although outstanding priorities whistling solos. Alice White; songs
hence beneficial to growers. It men’s Industrial Relations Com­ disease. Dr. Hedlund emphasized
member» are Mrs. Marvin Shaw. are asked to bring "handy gadget* of Roseburg; two uncles. W O. will b«* honored, builders using
that local county chapters also re­
La
group
of
girls.
“
Up
on
the
around
the
house"
for
display
asked
that'a federal-state testing mittee of Portland and Seattle.
Cordon
and
W
H.
Cordon.
Eugene,
Mm Wall«»* Sorensen. Mm John
them still will be held to prevw* ir’^isetop, "1 Am Dreaming of a
ceive help, if needed, from the na­
H
E
C
will
meet
with
Mrs.
laboratory
be
established
in
the
and
two
aunt*.
Mm.
Fred
Ray-
Agreements with both the
Wilson and Mm Aaron Scott. This
restrictions, including a $10,00f)
tional fund in lune of epidemic.
troop 1« sponsored by the Daugh­ trank Bradford January 14th with inond of Portland and Mrx. James cost ceiling, an $80 rental limit White Christmas.” "Jolly Old St west, preferably at Cbrvallis be­ Northwest Regional Negotiating
Nicholas;"
Bethlehem
scene
light
­
cause
of
other
governmental
activ
­
Committee
of
the
IWA
in
Portland
ters of Union Veterans of the Civil Mrx. Mary Duffy, assistant host- F; Walsh of Eugene.
anti the meeting of standards and ed by four candles. Barbara Sue
CM.
Marshall Cornett, state senator
and the AFL Negotiating Commit­
requirements of the old Means. Carol Tonoli, Bobby Si­ ities centered there.
Next regular Grange meeting from Klamath Falls, who wax vis- inspection
Other committees on disease tee of the Puget Sound District
system.
will be January 2nd. New officers Iting Senator Cordon in Washing­
mons and T«*d Marcy, angel. Bar­ control. w*ild life, and legislation Council in Seattle were reached in
Most of these limitations will be bara Geer with solo, "What Lovely also adopted detailed reports
will be in the chairs and a new ton. will accomixiny the family to
recommendations dated December
junked for those who obtain fed­ Infant Can This Be." by Jerry which will be supplied the mem- 20. according to Morley.
seating
Miss Margaret Leum. vocal di­
•
_ drill will be presented. Roseburg.
eral permits beginning Tuesday, Wolleat. “It Came Upon
the
Mid- bet-ship. Albert Julian, Lyons, was
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Officers training school for new
This increase, coupled with two rector at the Jefferson and Ad­
although maximum rentals will night
Clear." by
all; r»*
getting
officers was held recently with
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■ '••■is • ready
V au,» elected president; Charley Evans, other raises of 15 and 5 cents to­ ams schools, has announced the
continue to be fixed by FHA on for Santa by all singing “Jingle independence, vice-president, and tals 35 cents since V-J day and organization of a .Men’s Commun­
L**nnie Halderson, county Grange
houses or apartments built for Bells
The roll* of the Naval reserve deputy present to dir«*ct the Boor
and children dancing Harry Lindgren. O.S.C. extension raises the average wage for lum­ ity Chorus, the first practice to be
rent. The $80 rental ceiling will around the Christmas tree. Then livestock specialist, sec’y-treas.
were opened today to enlistment* work Esther Stratton, reporter.
ber and sawmill workers in the held on Tuesday evening. January
be adhered to only as an average the girls sang “Santa Claus Is
from non-veteran* between the
Douglas fir industry to approxi­ <th, in the Methodist church and
rental for a project, plus service Coming to Town." When he ar­
age* of 17 and 18S years and be-
mately $158. This figure repre­ urges all men who are interested
charges up to $3 per room.
twecn 30 and 40 years of age, the
rived he was enclosed in the circle
, There are approximately 91 dis­
sents a 95% increase over the Jan­ in singing to be out and join in the
Thirteenth Naval District an­
Applications may be made by and he treated everyone.
singing. The practice will be at
uary 1941 average.
abled veterans of World War II
nounced.
in ( ottagc Grove, it was estimated either a veteran or a non-veteran
Refreshments were served by
I he recommendation signed 8 00. under the direction of Miss
Non-vcterans between the age*
today by Lloyd F. Oleson of Ven­ who wishes to build a house for Rosie Lewis and assistants to a
jointly by the Lumbermen's Indus­ Leum. with Walter Kendall Sr.,’
specified will lx* eligible to join the
tura, Calif., national commander his own occupancy, or a builder large crowd.
trial Relations for the employers accompanist. It is planned to meet
inactive
the announce-
Auto wrecks kill.-d 40 people in of the Disabled American Veter­ who wishes to build dwellings to
and the IWA and AF of L for the on Tuesday night of each week at
The girls decorated the hall and
ment said, if physically qualified Oregon during November, It has ans.
which veterans will be given pref­
employees will be referred immed­ the Methodist church until a more
the tree, the latter furnished bv
and. in the case of minors, if con- been announced by Secretary of
Oleson based his estimate on the erence in purchase or renting
Tommy Clark.
Governor Ellis Arnall. political iately to the local operators and convenient place tan be found.
sent of (wirents or guardian is ob- .State Robert S, Farrell Jr.
number of disabled veterans here
In addition, a veteran is eligible
foe of the late Gov.-elect Eugene unions for acceptance, Morely
Uined
NAVY opens ratings
I h i x is a slight decrease in on a per capita average that has to make alterations or repairs on
Talmadge, announced Tuesday at stated.
Previously only veterans of deaths from the same month last been worked out by the D. A. V., a dwelling up to $10.000. Alter­
L. J. Reinholtz, Recriuter in
__ Atlanta. Georgia, that he w*ould
World War H who hud at least six year It |*. however, by far the which is chartered by Congress as ations and repairs of less than
Charge of the Eugene Navy re­
I retain the office until a lieuten­
months service wen* eligible to highest toll since summer, and re- the official voice of America’s war $400 may be made without a fed­
cruiting office announced today
ant governor is sworn in and
join the inactive or organised Na­ flects the result of winter driving time disabled.
eral permit.
that all men who were discharged
then
resign,
relinquishing
office
to
val Reserve.
conditions Every November fatal!-
The D. A. V. commander made
from the Navy with the ratings of
the lieutenant governor.
These additional restrictions will
Du* term for enlistment under tics climb sharply and remain up a special plea to disabled veterans
Aviation Radio Technician, Radio
J. P. Graham was installing of­
be imposed under the new permit
The governor’s statement drew
the new plan will he for minority until the roming of spring
to affiliate with a D. A. V. chap- system:
Technician, Aviation Electronic
ficer and Charles Dillman, install­ the lines sharply for a bitter polit­
if under 18 years of age and for
“As alwajs. most of th«* Novcm- ter in this city. Veterans who have
A quiet Christmas was spent by Technician Mate, Electronic Tech­
The dwelling must be suitable ing marshall. Wednesday evening ical fight in Georgia which is ex-
four years If more than 18 years ber victims were killed in rural la-en wounded, gassed, or disabled
December 18, at the installation pected to be fought out in thè leg­ most people of this area with m nician Mate may re-enlist in the
and
intended
for
year-round
oc
­
of age The Inactive rrxcK'ist may craahe*.” said Farrell. “For «orne in any degree while serving in the
ceremonies for the 1947 officers of islativi session opening Jan. 13 and major accidents or fires to mar Navy with the rate held upon
lx* discharged by the Commandant n-aaon it seems hard to convince armed forces during time of war cupancy.
discharge, no matter how much
the A. F & A M. lodge No. 51 in the
of the Thirtis-nth Naval District at people that most and I mean arc eligible for membership. Vet­
Builders of dwellings for sale held in the Masonic temple. Offi­ cisión court. with an ultimate de- the holidays. Aside from a Christ­ time has elapsed since discharge.
to be sought from the su- mas dance by the Moose lodge and
any time upon application
to
veterans
are
required
to
hold
three out of four Oregon traffic erans of ail wars are members.
x
cers installed were: Louis Cald­ preme court.
a aongfest around the community
Also young men with no previous
Member* of the inactive reserve deaths take place outside the lim­
There are more than 1,300 chap­ them for veterans for 60 days af­ well. worshipful master; Matt
The lieutenant Gov.-elect is M Christmas tree, the day was spent service in the Navy may enlist as
ter
completion;
rental
properties
are not required to attend drills or its of any city or town.”
ters of the D. A. V. throughout
quietly in the homes.
Smith, senior warden; Littleton
Hospital Apprentice. Electronic
take annual cruises except upon
With the holiday season in full the nation. Both men and women must lx* held 30 days for veterans Lasater. junior warden; Sam E. Thompson, Arnall s state reve­
Most places of business will be lechnician Mates or ax Musicians,
nue
commissioner.
The
issue
re
­
preference.
their own application They may •wing, crowds, heavy traffic, and are eligible for membership.
Veatch. treasurer: Earl Hill . sec-. volves around whether the legis­ closed here new year's day, next providing they can pass certain
Ufxin request receive free voca­ weather conditions dictate utmost
retary; ~
Percy Malcolm, senior lature can elect Herman Tal­ Wednesday while merchants will qualifications. More information
tional training at the Naval Re­ caution during December. Last "THE HOLY GRAIL" GIVEN AT
deacon; W. M. Thompson, junior madge. 33-year-old son of Eugene, lx* busy with inventory. A few can be had by visiting the recruit­
serve Training Facility at Lake yeAr'x December smash-ups wiped METHODIST C HURCH. DEC. 10
deacon: Kenneth Kickok. chap­ to the four-year term to which his stores will be closed the last two ing office located in the basement
Union, Seattle, and are eligible to out 48 ( )regon lives.
Last Thursday evening. Decem­
lain, Harry Skelton, marshall; P. father was elected. The elder Tal­ days of the month in order to take of the Eugene Post Office, or by
join the Organized Reserve. Addi­
"Start Early" is being urged as ber 19, at the Methixiixt church a
S Bukowski, senior steward: Mil- madge died Saturday.
inventory and arrange their stock writing a letter.
tional Information may be obtain­ (>«■ keynote to safe Winter driving very impressive Christmas pro­
ton Turay. junior steward. Dennis
after probably the biggest Christ­
Arnall
said
it
was
his
opinion,
ed at any Naval Recruiting Sta­ By starting auto trips, early, the gram was presented.
Merrell, tyler.
after consultation with attornevs, mas rush ever experienced here. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
tion.
urge to hurry is put in the back-1
rhe Children's Department pre-
Flora Adell Griffin. 74. passed
Refreshments were served at the that he could retain the office for The employment office will be SOLD NEAR WOLF ( REEK
ground, and normal caution given sented th«' playlet. ‘Tic Toe." The away December 25th at Eugene, , close of the installation service.
the next four years under pro­ closed on th«' afternoon of the 31st
More than 1,000.000 board feet
350 ATTEND DINNER
a chance to function.
junior choir assisted the children following a five months illness.
visions of the constitution. He and on January 1st.
of timber was sold for $4949 by
with
the
singing
of
their
Christ
­
The
Christinaa
dinner
and
party
Sh«>
was
born
in
Marshalltown,
;
/Y/YXN
sw
.
.
.
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_
said, however, he would not at­
the U. S. Forest Service near the
mas songs.
Iowa. October 3. 1872. the daugh-
•ponsorod by the Catholic Mdies
tempt to remain in office on a
town pf Wolf Creek. The* timber
Russell
Bowie's
play,
'The
Holy
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Perry
.
Altar Society Dec. 22nd at the
technicality,
was sold under competitive sealed
Grail," proved to be of outstand­ At an early age she moved with
Armory wax attended by over 250
bids to Juel Bestul of Grant*
ing interest to the audience; with her parents to Perry View, Kansas
members of the parish and their
FORMER FBI MAN NAMED
Pass, Oregon and T. L. Garcia of
A yield tax on Lane County a very inspiring interpretation of where she grew to womanhood.
families.
DEPI'TY DIST. ATTORNEY
Wolf Creek. Oregon.
timber is
being
urged
by Lane the role of King Arthur being She was married to William J,
Th«' W. A. Woodard Lumber Co.
Mrs. Frank Gierau and Mrs <*<»,„«,
a
"
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Sidney E. Thwing of Fugene.
You
still
will
need
a
priority
to
Glenn Flatters were in general
Assessor George Stock as given by Ralph Allen.
The prices bid for the timber
Saturday
donated
to
the
Cottage
Griffin at Logan. Kansas, Nov. 8,
formerly with the federal bureau
The program was under the di-: 1892. To this union eleven children Grove public library board the sum uirmeny with the federal bureau get a new telephone installed even were; $5 per thousand for Doug­
charge of the dinner and Mrx Jo a means of stimulating sustained
logging and preventing sud­ rection of Mary Schultz and Mar­ were born.
of $5.(XX) which will go toward the ot investigation, has been appoint-1 after government controls are re­ las fir, $2.30 for white fir, $10 for
seph »richer had charge of the yield
ed deputy district attorney for “
’
den tax troubles.
moved ' January
1st according to sugar pine and $2.50 for incense
tha
Hicks.
program The program featured
The family moved to Cottage new library building This sum Lane county by Ed Luckey, dis­ w^rd from Portland
Under
the
present
tax
system,
cedar. The bids received were 70c
makes
a
total
of
$7,
(XX)
donated
acts by the Carberry Club and the
Grove in November 1935 and have
trict attorney, it was announced in
Stock said, th«* county will suffer
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph per thousand above the advertised
to
the
building
fund.
$2.000
having
CHARTER REVIEW FOR
( hildren's Catechism classes, and
since resided here. Mr. Griffin
Eugene Saturday. Thwing has ( o. officials said they would ask prices by the Umpqua National
been previously donated.
TROOP Ho
individual numbers hy Miss Fran­ « substantial decline in tax reve­
passed away September 10, 1945.
been
associated with the federal the Oregon Public Utilities Com­ Forest according to M M. Nel<ion,
nues
within
a
few
years,
as
cut-
This is in addition to the lot
ces
Thrun. Charles Giernu, Lenore
review for Boy Scout She was a member of the Chris­
bureau of investigation since 1941, mission to set up a priority system Forest Supervisor It i* expect<*d
. ... .r-., » ouivnii«* «,«*ny. little H«'l- rill(, ri^ac«'^
i' '"Y J"* ,," A UP charter
w. «pons
purchasixt by the Woodard Lumber
Porter, Catherine Getty, little Hei
troop 60. sponsored by the First tian church.
Co. and $5,000 previously donated A native of Minnesota, he was ad- like the present f«>deral regula­ that this tract of timber will be
en Rohleder, and Mrx. Elliott Vo-
stnL.
'"kher taxed tim- Baptist church,
■........
was held in the
Surviving are five daughters: th«' library board for the purchase mitted to the Minnesota bar in tions. giving business first call, logged during the winter months
egele. The entire assemblage join-1
church building Friday evening Mrs. Jessie Seigrist of Coo« Bay, Of
1941 and was admitted to the providing some priority for veter­ and milled at a small mill near
hooks.
<-d In Christmas carols. Santa,
¡with officers of the troop in at­ Mrs Nora Steadman of Spring-
Oregon bar in 1945.
Mix.
Edna
Raymond
spent
ans and listing various emergency Wolf Creek, Oregon, operated by
Claus arrived with gifts and sweets
situations.
Mr Garcia.
! t hristmas with her son-in-law and tendance. Th«* area council was field; Mrs. Hazel Radloff, Cottage Itki CHILDREN ATTEND
for the children.
represented
by
Dr.
Chas
A
Mi
­
COLLECTORS TO ASSIST
Grove; Mrs. Melvie Fix of Cottage MOOSE PARTY
' daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wells
The company said it had a back­
chel of Eugene, who gave a brief Grove and Miss Pearl Griffin of
FARMERS
and family In Eugene.
log of 250,(XX) applications. 3(XX)
Approximately - 100
GUARD OFFICIALS HERE
David Kasper returned home
talk on requirements of scouting Cottage Grove. Four sons, Asa
— children
..... —.. at- i Deputy U. S. income tax collect- more than in August, 1945 but
tended
the
Moose
Christmas
par-
Records
kept
of
the
activities
of
Col. Howard Taylor of McMinn­
ors
will
be
available
shortly
after
__
_
last
Thursday from the Veterans
Griffin
of
North
Platte,
Neb.,
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Beagle and
has installed 36,(XX) phones since
or uogan. Kansas and Clif- hal|f< FridaT^nigH N ’j*
ville and Lt. Col Bergen of Salem b.iby <>f Vancouver, Washington troop 60 reveals that the mem­ ri«^
the first of the year in a number of then,
Floyd of Logan, Kansas and Clif
hospital in Portland where he had
were here last week Insja-cting the visited over the week end with bership of this troop a year ago ford and Ward of Cottag«' Grove acted is Smt i'<-I. >.
a ? Su0 places to assist farmers in filling
been the past eight weeks. He Un­
„ b‘,her
< «^“’.•ISS out forms 1040Es, declaration of
was 2a new scouts added to the Al., by
armory and equipment in prepar­ Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beagle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kiker left
troop r, registered scouts re-reg-
ation of federalizing the Oregon
«r.nddUMren.
2 estimated tax for the calendar Sunday night for Tacoma Wash derwent an operation while there
istered 1, scouts dropped from the
State (Guard here, which will like­
Funeral arrangements are pend- presents was the onlv i
. f >ear of 1946. A collector will be ington to visit a co^ of Mr? and is reported recovering satis­
() J Thiel spent several days
tioop
0,
and
a
total
registered
ly be In the near future
ing
at
th.'
Smith
Funeral
home
ed
o
"
the
program
for^hJ
o' hero January 10 and will be at -Kiker, who accompanied them to factorily. His brother,
last week in Portland on business membership of 28
ending word from relatives
( ning.
for the eve-. BthP?o tltni^
lan'1 fr°m ,he!POr1‘ °«-^a«’d to spend Christmas* Kasper and wife, went to
loth to the 15th inclusive,
with relatives
land and brought him home.
Dorena Grange Has
Christmas Program
Hebron Grange Has
Christmas Program
Home Building
Rules Announced
15 Cent Increase Is
Recommended for
LllITInPr WArlfOFC
fcUIIIMUI 001^010
Men’s Community
Chorus Organized
The Naval Reserve
Enlistments Open
to Non-Veterans
November Auto
Wrecks Kill 40
91 Disabled Vets
Are Located Here
Gov. Amali Will
Remain Until His
Successor Mamed
Install Officers for
Coming Year
Quiet Christinas
Is Spent Here
Mrs. Flora Griffin
Dies at Eugene 25
«60, SlOCk UrffCS
Yield Tax for Co.
Donated to
Library Bldg. Fund
by Woodard Lbr Co
„
Pacific Tel. & Tel.
Wants Priority on
Phones Continued