2 Sections
(Cottage 6ro ue Sentinel
Don t let worry make you
blue—
Section 1
Dhldo
Mosby (,'i
Let a Sentinel Want Ad
Bennett Creek
Harvey Rd.
see you thru.
VOLUME LVH
. MAY 15. 1947
Gibbs Awe Church GrangeOÉnd¿?s"s
Christ Destroyed State Sales Tax
Dy Fire Sunday PM
H. $■ Graduation Week Activities to
Begin May 25; Commencement May 29
NUMBER 4o
Hospital Heed Is |
Ditniicomi
.«
Discussed U.w
May 8 • at
General Meeting I
Play Program
Saturday the Lane county po-
One of the largest senior classes girls'
c|ub under the direction
tnona grunge endorsed the state In the history of Cottage Grove ' “ ~
Following a meeting of the re-
»Hies tax, on which the voters will will celebrate Commencement ac- of Mr. Frod Hollister.
('lass Night has been planned as
creational committee Monday eve-
Fire destroyed a church land ballot October 7th. Endorsement
’ tivities th«' last week of May. Bac­ the traditional student senior tal­
ning at the high schrxil, it was
mark In (he burning of the Gibbs whs ma«k' at u meeting in the Jus-
calaureat«' services have tx-en set ent program. Herold Witherspoon,
announced that Bob Dusenberry.
Avenue Church of Chris’ building Per grange hall At the last coun­
for May 25. Class Night for May pro-odent. will open the program
A surprising amount of enthus­
high schixil coach would again di­
Sunday afterruxm when the oldcs* ty meeting, the grang«' failed to
27 and Graduation on May 29.
roading the roll The class will
rect the summer activities He will iasm was devekiped at the public
church building in Cottage Grove endorse the tux. but since that
Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president rcs[xm«l singing “Four Perfect
be assisted by Miss Gertrude ' mating last Tnursday evening at
was destroyed The fir«' startl'd time q number of sulxirdimite
of the Southern Oregon College of Years”.
Branthover, who will be in charge , ’he ctxmcil chamber in the city
alxiut 3 45 p tn Sunday aftorn<x>n granges have endors«*«! the tax
Education at Ashland. Is to be
hall to discuss the need of a how- I
of the girl's activities.
Musical talent will be demon­
««m swept through th«- frame td«'a Unofficial information said
guest speaker on Commencement strated as Frances Thrun sings
pital. There were fifty p.-ople in f
■tructure. The blaze, originating in the vote was about two to one.
An
expanded
play
program
will
night. Four senior class speakers
’hr attic, is believed to have
be carried out this summer start­ attendance. At this meeting it was
I h«» state grange has consist- will also be heard on the pro­ two selections; Roy Duent and
Lyle Nold [Jay two electric gui­
startert from a «lefectlve flu«' or cntly opposed the tax but some
ing June 16 and continuing until disclosed that a third hospital site
gram. They have chosen the class tar duets; a girls’ quartet with
defective wiring
Dick Shane, grange members think the state
August 23. Tickets will tx> sold to has been offered as a donation
motto "We Dar«' to Be Tolerant" Roberta Bagley, class of ’48 and
church Janitor, was in the building grange officials may change their
those
taking part in the program. from Mr and Mrs Chas. Cooley of
as the general topic for their dis­ B«tty Bagley. Mary Ann Hall anti
al the time of the fire and was viewpoint.
Grade school tickets will be 50 North River road. The site offer­
cussion with sub-topics "Toward June Elfving sing two chorus
heating Water for baptismal »er-
cents and tickets for the high ed consists of about two and a
Other Nations" taken by Norman numbers; and the senior sextet,
viers. scheduled to have lieen held
school
pupils. $1 00 each, the lat­ half acres. Mrs. E. L, Decker ai-d
Stevenson, "Toward Other Rac««s" composed of Jane Deidler, Mar­
during the evening services Mr.
ter ticket will admit the holder Frank White renewed their offer«
by Herold Withenqxion, "Toward jorie Coiner, Dorothy Hubbell.
of donating three to five acres for
to ail softball games.
Shane, however, knew nothing
Other Religions" by Vera June F ranc«^ Thrun, B««tty Bagley and
hospital sites, if these should be
about th«1 fire until the alarm
The committee composed of
Mason, and "Through Educa­ Mary Ann Hall present a vocal
acceptable to the hospital com­
whs turned in anil by this time
Frank E. Brown, chairman, Mrs mittee.
tions" by June Malcolm
number.
pnictlcally all of the church nx>f
W. H. Daugherty. Mrs. H. A. Ax-
outstanding senior boy and girl
The proposition of establishing
The program will also includ«'
wax burning fiercely. The fire de-
ley, H. B. Ferrin, Damon Scott
will also be named. Candidates the traditional class prophecy
A*
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[Mriment confined Ihi-lr effort*
««lected by class for the honor in­ which was written by Virgil New­
j each month
mainly lo keeping the fire from
voted to meet once
clude Betty Bagley, Jane Beidlcr, ton, June Elfving, Vera June Ma­
the project with reservations. Mis
FRANCOIS BILLOUX
apreadlng to adjoining buildings.
MAURICE THOREZ
during the summer months.
New officers elected at the reg­ Gloria Clark. June FJfving. Mary son and Gerold Witherspoon, and
Grace Cowan of the B * P W club
'Die Smith cha|x*l. juxt south of ular meeting of the Calvin Funk Ann Hall, June Malcolm, Roy Au­
presided at the meeting. W. A.
the class song "Why Do We Have
rxtMIER OF FRANCE Paul Ramadier brought to a climax the long­
tlw church building was saved post, American Ix'gion included:
brey, Roy Duerst, Eugene Dyk- to Leave’" "Advice to the Jun­
Wrxxjart told the group that he
standing feud between the Communists and the other parties in the
when firemen poured water on the Claude Cruson for «ximmandcr,
Mterhuis. Bob Naish and Herold iors" will be given by Bill Gar-
favored a hospital provided it was
coalition government by ousting the Communist Ministers in the French
Chapel roof, but at that th«' build­ who defeated Chas Whipps by on«1 Witherspoon.
within walking distance of the
Cabinet They include Maurice Thorez, Vice-Premier and secretary­
Hnghouse. Th«' junior response will
ing did not rscap«' damage, all of vote Vinal Randall Jr., was chos­
business district, that the insti­
The Baccalaureate sermon will b«‘ made by Mike Gamble of the
general of the Communist party and Francois Billoux. (International)
the ixiint on the north side of th«' en vice commander an«f for th«'
tie delivered by the Reverend class of '48.
tution be equipped with standard
building was blistered
first time in the history of the
equipment and be approved by the
F inal numbers on the program
A brisk north win«! carried local post a member of the fairer Frank E Brown of the local Meth­
AMA Maynard Wilson explained
burning embers several hkx ks and »ex was elected to office. Miss odist church. The service will be will be two songs "Farewell to
’he features of incorporating as a
a resilient living a mile to the Margaret Tarr was elected 2nd held in the high schixrl auditorium C. G." and "Ah. Well I Remem­
non profit organization. Among
south said hr found cinders and vice «ximmander Elwyn Rude was on Sunday evening. May 25. Spe­ ber" sung by the senior class and
This
is
the
night
for
the
__ — — an­ others called on to express their
cial musi«- «ili t„. furnished bv tl>. accompanied at the pianos by Joan
Buddy Poppies, the traditional
embers in his yard
ticipated amateur play given by
eh-cted adjutant and I-ante Naish,
views were: Mrs. Arnold, Cecil
Metcalf, class of '48, and Betty roti flower of the Veterans of For­
Origin of Cnin« Mystery
the Little Theater Group” under Wooley. W. C. Martin. A. W.
finance officer.
Bagley.
eign Wars which is sold through­
Monday morning workers wero
the sponsorship of the Past Ma- Thomas, C. O. Clark. Dr H. A.
The new commander appointed
The words of the three songs out the nation each year during
still digging coins from the burn­ Max Bird, service officer. M C.
trons' club of Eastern Star. Hagen, H. B Ferrin, Elmer Flem­
"Four Perfect Years ”, "Why Do the week prior to Memorial Day
ing emixTs It was understood that Fuller, chaplain and Bob Nelson,
Women Haters" will be given ing, Mrs. Elsie Wiese.
We
Have
to
Leave"
and
"Farewell
Io
provide
funds
for
veteran
re
­
several cans of coins wero stored aergeant at arms
Formal initiation was held in tonight (Thursday) at the high
After considerable discussion,
to
C.
G."
were
composed
by
Cath
­
habilitation
anti
the
aid
of
widows
In the south wall of the building
the high sch<x>l library last night school auditorium, with the cur­
The memberthip heart a talk
erine Getty. Betty Bagley and and orphans of veterans, hav«* for fourt«'en new members to the tain going up at )• p. m. Again Mrs. W. L Workman made a mo-
and workero had taken out ov« r from Bill Fuller, representative of
Precipitation in the mid-Wil-
be«>n sent to V. F. W. posts and National Honor Society. Tapping the managers want to urge the txin. which was acc«*ptrt, that
$100.00 in coins Monday nwirning. the Junior Chamber of Commerce, lamettc valley fell farther behind Elaine Crader.
Phe class flower is the talisman auxiliary's throughout the state. ceremonies wero carried on in an patrons to be there “on the dot” four num in addition to the B. 4
Among the cans, it w«s said that who Mskrt the Ix'gion to sponsor normal for the crop year during
P. W. club committee be named
Earl C. Mead, state command- assembly Tu«?sday morning.
» gallon can of coins was uncov- a queen in th«' coming regatta to April, according to a monthly re­ rose bud; class colors are rose and
as the doors will be closed as
25
an investigating committee.
gold.
Flach
of
the
three
lower
cr
of
V
F
W„
said
that
the
ann
­
errd If the cans contained any be given August 10th. The regatta port of the college weather station
Honor members chosen from the curtain ristts and no one will
currency, the currency was lost. )» a project of the Junior Chamber maintained by th«' soils depart­ classes will derorate for one of the ual Buddy Poppy sale days will be this year's junior class are Max­ be seated until after the first The men named were Floyd Gith-
ens. W. A. Woodard, Maynard
May 23 and 24.
Church officials said Monday the of Commeroe.
ment at Corvallis. The month's three graduation events.
ine Hite. Jean Ritter, Janet Jen­ scene. Don't miss a bit of this rol- Wflson and W. C Martin. ' Later
V.
F
W.
supports
a
national
report of finding $150 00 to $200.00
Eldon Gruble as representative total of 1.67 inches was 89 below
kins, Sarah Jenkins, Shirley Arne, licking comedy!
the name of H. E. Eakin was add­
home for orphans of veterans at
in the cans «’as probably an ex- of th«* VF’W asked the committer normal, making the accumulated
Roberta Bagley, Doreen Lyon, FSu-
U you haven't already bought ed to the committee, who with
Eaton
Rapids.
Michigan,
from
a
aggers I ion
of the VF'W and Legion to get deficiency since September 1 total
lah Maddy. Joan Metcalf, Nir,a a ticket, you still have % chance of the throe club members, Mmes.
portion of Buddy Poppy sale in-
Th«' Church of Christ building t«igetlier and work out the friction 8.58 inches.
Chapman, Alice White, Leone a g«xxl seat, for the auditorium is W U Workman, Alice Breedlove
was erect cd In Ift9l and six years between the two organizations
Br«i«vn. Jean „Cuduaoe and Glor­ ■ *«tge. I wket sales already
The mean temperature for April
and Rutji Stewart Caldwell, aro
ago ih«> 50th anniversary of the and to work together on plans for « as 53.3 degrees which was 2.4 de­
ia Nelson.
been very gratifying to the spon­ empowf’red to Investigate hospital
ANNUAL SPRING RECITAL
church building was observed. the veteran memorial building
grees above normal, the report
Parents and teachers of the stu­ sors and tonight there will still plan» and methods of financing
MRS. HAGEN’S PUPILS
Gordon Hy|x^ now of Grants Pass
Throe candidates obligated at shows. Vegetation is in an ad-
dents
were guests at the candle be a few reserved seats on sale the building.
The piano class of Mrs. H. A. Ha­
was th«' minister In charge of the this time uero Bob Moody, Eldon vanced state of development, with
light ceremony which was held at as well as general admission.
Friday afternoon the commit­
gen
will
prosent
their
annual
50th anniversary program.’
Grable, John tlartnrr. Delegates strawberries, for example, 10 days
• by Mayor H. A. Hagen)
7:30. The library was dj'corated
tee
met at the Rainbow cafe, add­
spring
recital
at
her
home
Mon
­
One pioneer, John Durham was chosen for th«' Legion convention to two weeks earlier than last
Th«' nation's citira are confront­ day and Tuesday evenings. May with spring flowers, arid the new
ed ’he nam«' of Miss Della Gallo
reported to have remarked after June 26, 27 and 28 were Claude year.
ed with a rapidly developing fi­
members were present«^! with
to the committee and started pre-
19 and 20 at 8.00 o’clock.
the fire that he attended the first Cruson. Claude Sherman. Max
nancial crisis. In their operations,
gardenias. Following the impres­
liminan«>s kxiking to hospital
and last service in this building. Bird ami Chas. Whipps. Com­
On
Monday
evening
those
tak
­
they have come to resemble huge
sive initiation proper, initiates
plans. The committee agreed to
7*he loss was partially covered mander Cruson was appointed
business enterprises. They pro­ ing part will be Linda Bricher. gave an impromptu stunt program
start investigating hospital plans
Joey
McClarnan.
Gail
Forrester,
by insurance. A $10,000 policy was representative on the hospital
vide all sorts of services for their
and refreshments were served.
and report back to another gen­
carried on the building and con- committee.
citizens. Costs of these services Bill Saltsman. Jerry Sears. Tom­
eral m«x>ting to be held in a few
Membership in this honorary
Approximately 300 former Navy are moving up steadily. And in­ my Long. Darla Fay Hogate, Gary
' tents.
weeks.
electronics technician mates are come won't stretch far enough to Anderson. Charles Hall Jr.. Ro- organization is limited to those
The church site was originally'
The B & P. W. club announced
students
of
each
junior
class
who
helping the Army keep its elec­ pay for them. As a result, the cit­ Ix'tta Rickard. Charles Coston,
The public library report for Tuesday that a donation of $25 00
donated by O. J Knox, a pioneer.
rank highest in scholarship, char­
tronics gear in good condition.
Jerry
Dyksterhuis.
Duane
Shof-
April sh^ws 1899 borrowers of has been received from the P. D,
ies are in a desperate search for
His daughter. Mrs. Mamie Knox
Under the provisions of a con­ new sources of revenue.
stall, Rosemar)- Rickard. Margar­ acter. leadership and service. A books listed. Twenty-five n«-w bor-
Bcldler. is a charter member of
G. Garden club.
combination
vote
of
faculty
and
tract the War Department award­
et Wulff. Vondalee Lemmer, Bon-
the church along with Mrs. Wil-
Rising costs are hitting muni- i nie White. Alfred Wulff. Diane senior Honor Society members rowers cards wero issued. Of the
ed the Philco Radio Corporation,
books loaned 691 were adult fic­
bur McFarland and John Durham.
Philco agreed to look aft-'r all Cipal governments from every an­ Davies. Kay Gates. Walter Ken­ elects new students each spring. tion, 185 children's fiction, 144
gle.
School
teachers,
policemen,
President
of
the
organization
Army electronics gear outside the
dall Jr.. Enid Ann LaBlue. Dale
adult non-fiction and 73 children's;
continental United States. The firemen and other city employees, Sears. Sheila Markham. Lorraine this year is Herold Witherspoon. nbn - fict ion. Twenty - four new
pinched
by
the
rising
exists
of
liv-
Army found it had an insufficient
Robertson. Albert Martin, B a r- Miss Joyce Smith is faculty ad­ books wero put on the shelves
Mey 26 through* June 2 ha.« been number of trained personnel to do ing. are demanding higher wages,
bara Gleason, Virginia Dailey, visor.
though it is still difficult to get
«[XTified as City Cleanup Week, the job itself.
and often getting them The pric«>s Betty Dyksterhuis.
orders fill«*d. Of the new volumes
Everyone is urged to place all rub-
arc
rising
on
all
sorts
of
city
Philco also realized it was un­
“Honor the war dea«i and aid
Walter Kendall Jr will play a CEMETERY CLEANUP STARTS a few are herewith listed: ’This
hlsh and tin cans in front of his derstaffed to do the job. so a com­ equipment. And tremendous back­
Fascinating -Lumber Business', ’he wars' living victims,” will be
group of trumpet solos, accom­ MAY 15TH
So many requests about com- house, on the ¡larking for the city
logs
of
public
works
are
piling
up
pany official turned to the Navy
the theme of the annual observ­
panied by his father, Walter Ken-
menial production of English hoj- trucks to pick up. Also it will be
Remember the annual clean-up Horn; “Trees Went Forth” (fic­
for help. He asked the Bureau of for the cities to carry out at prem­ dall Sr.
ance
of Poppy ,Day. Every person
tion
>
Walter
O
’
Meara;
"The
ly have conic to the Oregon State necessary for all overhanging
in preparation for Memorial Dav
Personnel to furnish Philco the ium prices for labor and materials.
Roosevelt I Knew”, Frances Perk­ m Cottage Grove will be asked to
oillegc experiment station that a limbs to be cut over the sidewalk
Fuesday
evening
pupils
from
the
begins
on
May
15th
at
the
Cot
­
Property
taxes,
although
being
names of men who had completed
ins; 'Long Lash", a dog txx>k by wear a memorial poppy and to
20-pagc mimrograph«*d circular on •o that people can easily walk
the Navy's Electronics course and boosted steadily, are proving in­ junior and senior classes in high tage Grove cemetery and while the Snurtleff; “Training Horses’* ise-1 make a contribution for the wel-
the subject has been issued in ad- under them.
school
will
present
a
formal
re
­
response of the lot owners has
have since returned to civilian life, adequate as sources of revenu«-
fare of the disabled veterans, their
vance of later publication of a
After June 1 through fire .sea- The Navy complied with this re- for the cities. All across the coun­ cital. This group is made up of been quite good so far we do need lection, caro and handling) Mar­
ana the
,ne families
Iamilies of
of the
the
printed bulletin. The circular of son,. everyone d«'siring to burn quest, and
students who have studied for the support of all. Our fee for garet Self; "Tatoosh". th«' story families and
try.
cities
are
turning
to
sales
Philco soon hired about
of
a
woman
look-out
in
the
moun-
information Is No. 409 and is writ­ rubbish must have sptHual permis­ 300 of the
high
school
credit.
Appearing
on
this
sen
ice.
cleaning
your
lot
and
taxes,
income
taxes,
and
spt>cial
beat qualified at salar-
tains of Washington; “Plan Your
"Although the stvond World
ten by A. N. Roberts, assistant sion from the city recorder.
ies in the neighborhood of $7.000 charges of all kinds. The search this program will be Jacqualyn Its surroundings is but $2. and we Own Home". Sooy; “Your Man- War “ ’I’PP’ng rapidly intd th«-
hortlculturalist, and C. A. Boiler,
Wilson,
Bonni««
Gleason.
W
c
do
not
feel
that
we
can
do
a
g«xxi
for
money
has
set
the
cities
to
a year.
Martin Jr. Joan Metcalf, Mary .job for any less since we pay our ners Are Showing”. Belz; "Far past- we bolieve that the memory
research assistant at the station
Chief Reinholtz of the local charging individual citizens for
DRENNER
TABLEAUX-
North Country”, Alaska,
I^an ?* ,he Fo,inK men who gave their
The return to commercial holly
Ann Hall, and Jerry McCornack. men SI per hour.
some
of
the
services
that
the
mu
­
Navy recruiting station made the
With th«' Wind” (South Sea Is- lives in that conflict is still fresh
growers of nearly 8100,000 in 1945 PAGEANT ANNOUNCED
nicipalities
perform
for
their
resi
­
We do not want any lots to look
The Cottage - Grove
Rod —
& Gun above announcement recently and dents.
landsi; "Where Do Peopl«» Take in the minds and hearts of all of
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has added impetus to the expan­
neglected for even one lot will
DAUGHERTY, TAPPED
said that High School graduates
club
announces
that
plans
are
go
­
Their Troubles?” Steiner; "Skin­ us The dead of the first World
sion of the holly acr«*age which
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UNIVERSITY
OF
OREGON.
’
P
0
'
1
th
‘
‘
en,ir
e
effect
of
what
we
Behind the crisis stands several
may still take advantage of going
ny Angel”, Jones; . "Skip to My World War have been gone for
now totals alxiut 755 acres in Ore­ ing forward for the annual Dren-
through the Navy’s Electronic factors: Th«' war years have piled'EuKenp. May 14. (Special) Rob- “IT. working .so hart to accom- Lou". Camp; "Mrs Mike" Wife of 29 years, yet we remember their
gon. the circular shows. Less than nrr tableaux and pageant, sched­
plish:
The
beautifying
of
our
cem
­
up
all
sorts
of
urgent
work
for
th«'
ert
Daugherty
of
Cottag«'
Grove
school
and
preparing
themselves
a Canadian Mountie. FriiMman; service and sacrifice. The popples
half of th«1 total acreag«' is now uled to be held August 16 and 17.
for a high flaying job in civilian cities Housing needs have accum- «a* among new members of Uni- etery. We don’t think you would
In production, and some will be1 The pageant committee appoint- life. Information on how to qual­ ulatcd. City streets have worn i'ersity of Oregon honoraries tap­ want your lot neglected either. So . Captain From Connecticut”, For-^ «hich we will wear will show that
unsuitable as the trade is demand- cd includes. Alvis Wicks, Claud«- ify for this school may be obtained out. Public buildings need repairs ped Friday, May 9, as part of th«' mail us the necessary funds before ester; “Mr. Blanding Builds His we have not forgotten and are
Sherman, Everett Powell and R
Droam House”, Hodgins.
giateful for their defense of our
Ing increasingly higher quality.
it is too late for we can only do
at the Navy Recruiting office lo- and expansion. For all of these, Junior Weekend celebration.
country.
"Although the demand at pres­ S. .Dronner, chairman. New fea­ cate«i in the Post Office building both materials and labor costs are
Mr. Daugherty was tapped for lots for which we are paid in id-
We must not forget, either,
ent W’ould seem to Justify some tures will be added this year and at Eugene. Oregon
up from 25 to 125 per cent as membership to Asklepiads. pro­ vance Mail to: Miss Belle Burk­
detailed
information
will
|
K
'
avail
­
expansion in acreage, It docs not
I
'
hos
»' who live in suffering and
holder.
Secy.
In
Charge
of
compared with the prewar period. medics honorary. Fie is the son of
Clean-
able later.
hardship because of war wounds
warrant plantings, which, tiecause
And city revenues show only an Mr. and Mrs. W. FI Daugherty up. Cottage Grove Cem. Assn..
of wrong variety or growing con­
and illness, the disabled veteran.«,
Infinitesimal Increase in compari­ of 1206 Main street, Cottagi' JJ5 N. Lane St., Cottage 'Grove.
ditions, will not meet the rigid re­ 'I W AUXILIARY MEETN
or their children and the children
Oregon.
son.
Grove.
At the regular meeting of the
quirements sure to develop by the
Dick Welden. Eugene JCC w»l- of u those
-, who have - died
------ The
-— con-
A m«x>d for decentralization is
time thc^ come into production," auxiliary of the VFW |>ost May
terweight. hung up his gloves for! m'’“’“T
"wk'' for the P°P-
.
C.
I.
Bozell
attended
the
nation-
adding to the plight of the cities
JAYCEES ELECT OFFICERS
8th. it was announced that sev­
the authors say.
good Friday night at the Armory wNch'/an
wp,fare' iör He«P
Dr. R. B. Merrick, now of Ai­ More and more persons ar«' mov '; ­ al Staff meeting of the Marine
The Cottage Grove Junior where he registered a stunning up-. Ihr ^h Th
eral
members
had
visited
Mrs.
,hem °n,y
The circular, available free thru
Corps
league
al
Chicago.
Ill.
April
Hance,
Nebraska,
was
here
tile ing out into suburban areas where
Chamber of Commerce elated of-' set by scoring a clear-cut decision
th“ means
county extension offices, discusses Ella Fleck in the Bird's Rest latter part of the week and ar- taxes are lower. But. while the 18 and 19.
fleers at a dinner meeting last
species and varieties of holly, re­ Home. Eugene It was also learned ranging to move here, which will suburbanites contribute less to the
he distributed
Thursday night at the Rainbow over Gil Kelsay of »he Vancouver K 'he P°PP‘«’
that
Mrs
Carolyn
Hunt,
president.;
Recreation.
Northwest
welter-
helT
have
b
*
>en
by disabled
quirements of commercial holly,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Sol
Wirth
and
bo
about
June
1st.
His
office
will
support of the cities, they still
cafe. They are: Elwyn Woodson,
cultural practices, harvesting, is recuperating nicely from an be in the Stewart building on Main earn their livings there, use the son Bruce of Klamath Falls spent
« eight champion. Eugene’s south- i 'et^ran* af Roseburg and Port-
president.
Tom
L
Gallo,
vice-
operation sho underwent recently.
packaging, and shipping.
the week end here w ith her moth­ president; Maynard Wilson, secre- paw. a finalist in the Oregon AAU and Auxiliary workers will al] bi­
The auxiliary may call a spè­ street and the office quarters are streets and other city facilities, er, Mrs. Jo«1 Young.
tourney last winter who declined
volunteers, permitting the
expected
to
be
ready
on
his
arri
­
and often take their children to
tary; Harold Smith, treasurer, and
cial meeting to elect delegates to
an invitation to the National tour- ■
""»unt of all contribution«
val.
Dr.
Merrick
was
recently
dis
­
city
schools.
The
cities
want
to
w.
-
I
_
Michael
Quagiia,
sergeant
-at-
JAMEN a . DAVIN
the state convention In Grants
inio the Auxiliary’s rehabil­
Mrs. Jack Crane of Olatha, Kan- arms. Directors elected are Geo ney in ~
Boston, won every round ,0
charged from the army and oh his tap the suburban source of in­
Pass.
RITEN THURNDAV
sax was a house guest last week Macready. Mike Diamond and Ho- from Kelsay.
itation and child welfare work.
discharge decided to come west. come.
Funeral services are being held
O U r-«11 let— A 4 bw « II / \ T x
« a
* —
Poppy Day in Cottage Grove
He expects to engage in the gen-
Only a sprinkling of fans was on
The historic grip of rural areas of her cousin. Mrs. H. O. Bennett nier Hanson.
this afternoon for James A. Davis, enlistmentn IN
will be part of a nation-wide ob­
eral practice of medicine.
hand
to
watch
the
best
fight
card
upon
state
legislatures
stands
in
who passed away at h rest home NATIONAL GUARD
the JCC has staged since A AU af. servance in which an estimated
the way of.a realistic relationship
Enlistments in the cannon . com-
In Eugene Monday, May 12. Ser-
___ DIM UNN METHODS OF
between
the
states
and
their
cities
filiation
early last winter an 11. 125,000 Auxiliary women will dis­
vices were held from the Poole-1 l1nny' U52 Infuntry, Oregon na-
FINANCING BUILDING
bout
program
that saw five knork- tribute approximately 25.000 000
The
cities,
their
industries
and
Larsen chapel at 2:00 p. nt. and •l<””‘l guard arc ttclng taken ev’-
poppies.
At the regular meeting of the citizens, contribute 90 per cent of
outs.
Five
local
Girl
Scout
troops,
interment was in (he family plot cry Tuesday night at the Cottage VFW May 7th, the principal item
mony for ’he 4th grad«' Brownie
all
taxes
to
all
levels
of
govern
­
at Laurel Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Grove armory.
comprising approximately eighty troops will be given. This cere­
of business was a discussion of the
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Willits mo­ C OLLECTOR GRANTED KAIffiE
TuNy officiated.
Those Interested in the pay and i best method of raising funds for ment in the United States. But girls will take part in the Giri mony will show what the scouts
tored
’
he
cities
get
back
only
a
small
down from Klamath Falls
Scout
ceremonial
to
be
given
at
The city council recently grant-
Mr. Davis was preceded in future for the service In the na- the proposed VFW building. A
have accomplished.
Saturday evening In order to i
'Vm sP*dyr garbage colle«-tor,
death by his wife, Adeline Davis, tional guard are cordially invited building site on North River road portion of this sum. And many the Jefferson Gym Sunday May
Scout era and friend« of scout­ spend Mother's Day with Mr. W||.
forms of revenue are being with­ 18th from 3:00 to 4:30 p. m. At
a raise for garbage collections in
April 4, 1947. He was a resident to the armory any Tuesday night was recently purchased by this or-
ing
are
invited
’
o
attend.
Scout
of-
I
lits
mother,
Mrs.
Minnie
Willits.
held from the cities by legislatures this time badges earned will be
of Cottage Grove.
j at 8:00 p. m.
’he residentisl district. The rate
• ganizatlon.
in which rural fnembers dominate. awarded. Also the Fly-up cere* ficials hope to have a picture They returned home Sunday af- was raised from 75 cent» to 8100
made of the group at this time.i i ternoon.
New Officer for
American Legion
Elected Monday
&
Ä M^y2?a2y4S Honor Society
Initiates Fourteen
New Members
Rainfall Short in
Mid-Wlllamette
?
“Women Haters”
Tonight by Little
Theater Group
Cottage Grove Tax
Problem Better
Than the Average
1899 Borrowers
Listed for Library
During April
Holly Growing Is
Becoming Big
Enterprise in Ore.
May 26 to June 2
Cleanup Week; Get
Permits for Fires
Honor the
War Dead
D. Weiden Scores
Decision Over
Gil Kelsay
Dr. R. B. Merrick
New Doctor to
Arrive June 1st
Girl Scout Ceremonial to Be
Given Sunday at Jefferson Gym
I per month.
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