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The Weather
(Courtesy Cottage Grove
Lake Weather Station)
High Low Rain
Oct. 30
61
44
49
Oct. 31
57
45
.00
Nov. 1
55
45
1.16
Nov. 2
53
43
.16
Nov. 3
50
46
.16
Nov 4
46
41
.06
Nov 5
42
37
.26
Divide
VOLUME LVIH
Ten Centn Per Copy
Cong. H. Ellsworti
Guest Speaker at
Joint Meeting 30th
Blackbutte Has
12.4 Inches Rain
In October 1947
To Open Nov. 8th
Every place ought to la- able
, to claim some sort of a record
Congressman Harris Ellsworth, I some time and Blackbutte is no
represent alive of the 4th congres exception when it comes to estab
sional district was the guest lishing a new rain record for Oc
»peaker at a joint meeting of the tober. Mrs. Lillian Stlmmel,
IJon s club and Junior Chamber of weather observer at Blackbutte
< ommerce Thun.day night st a < reports the October 19-17 rainfall
banquet served in th«- Masonic there totaled 12 40 inches with thc
building to a capacity crowd. He heaviest fall Iwginnlqg at 8:00 a
wax accompanied here by hix m. on thc 15th and running to 8:00
daughter. Mixx Margaret. The din- a, m the following day and
ner was served by thc conxtclla-i amounting to 3 95 inchex. In
,l<,n club.
tober 1946 the rainfall W ,1- 6 16
'laughter. Miss Margaret.
inch«« and in October 1945. 265
Other» ap¡>caring on the pro- inchea there
Kram ■ ">r
for me
the evening were: The
I ne i A
A three
fhrPr to
lt) four
four Inch
tnch anow
.now fa||
Kev. r rank Brown, who sang two on the higher hills Tuesday caused
1*“'«”npun‘ed b>' « drop in temperatures and rains
Mrs Hoyd Allen; Darrell Summers were roldcr
of the University of Oregon, who
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gave two trumpet numbers «c-
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companied by Mrs H A Hagen, AipHA BUFIiette
and Miss Orlcna Martin, who ren- |_ am—
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dered several piano numbers.
•’■inTUliy HUri
Congressman Ellsworth, a mem-
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ber of the congressional commit-
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tee to recently visit Europe, dwelt
P«*”« ^o wa"
at length on his impresión, of ¡ u1^ hurt
r7°n 7*7
Mm. My ran Perry
Europe, stating
among other 1<7“n»{
’7
thing, that one often heard that p"
yarl 7U*h,.rf ‘,,W7 ’ Ur.’
met of Europe wax waiting for
WM
P“““« °" ,he **“•
America to feed, her This l.n’t pole on the car when the load
true for most European» arc work eolU|>scd. Fortunately for him he
ing hard with what they have to had climbed to the top of the car
do with The principal difficulty lx and csca|»ed being crushed by the
that tla-re 1» no organized effort falling poke. and it was more for
nor is there any unity of effort. tunate for a helper, who put
Berlin has a |>sycliological problem stepped aside after loading next to
with all of its former residents the last pole.
Mr. Burnette was rushed to a
trying to live in a city which dur
ing the war was almost tiombed Eugene hospital, where an exam
out of existence. Congressman ination revealed that he suffered
Ellsworth told his hearers that he no broken bones He is recuper
rode for two hours In the old Ber ating satisfactorily according to
lin city limit without seeing any an early report.
decent living quarters, yet there
are over 2.500,000 people trying
to live in Berlin which at present
has living accommodations for
about 100,000 people
Band practice for the Cottage
The chief difficulty in all coun
tries visited with the exception of Grove municipal band lx being
Myron Perry'
Switzerland, is that the countries held each Tuesday night, Elbert
announced
have no stabilized currency and DeMosx. conductor,
the so-called bad money has driv- here but week. Anyone who can
rn out the good money fot people play an instrument is welcome to
are afraid to trade their gold. jew- attend. Mr. DcMoss said the first
els, etc., for the prcwait currency practice session drew seventeen.
One hears a lot of talk about There la an Increasing interest in
the prrx-nt congress not aiding the project and Mr DcMosx hopes
Europe, yet since VE day Amer not only to attract more of the
ica has M-nt to Europe over $21.- older musicians, but the young
OOO.OUO Moat of the aid we have ones as well.
given Europe has gone unnoticed,
Mr. DeMoxa is a member of the
while in one instance there was a DeMosa family, well known for
kit of notice made about a single their musical ability.
shipload of grain sent into France
from Russia The speaker said he
felt we should at least let the Eur.
opean people know where the aid
came from.
The only way to defeat com
The feed situation may mean a
munism he said was not to try to 50 per cent reduction in the num
outglve Russia, but to let the peo- ber of breeder hens on Oregon tur
ple know that communism and
key farms, resulting in fewer tur
Russia were synonymous terms, he key products on the market next
said.
year.
Growers have indicated a re-
Warren Edwards
ducnon of 150.000 breeder hen«
during the coming year, because of
Nnv
00,1 ot
and
pro‘
acaSOn rWOVx ord
gram to xave grain for Europe, it
The muxic of the Portland Sym-1**’ brought out at a meeting
phony orchestra which opened its :Thun,rt,y of
Coun,y ’urkpy
revival season at the Portland Krowpr*
Civic auditorium Monday, Nov
Thc turkey business is a $20
Nov. 3.
3,
will be brought to radio listeners million dollary industry in Oregon,
of Oregon and southwestern but production already is down to
Washington each Sunday after the pre-war normal of 1941, drop
ping from the huge war-time pro
noon by station KEX, Portland.
A Joint statement just released duction rate which was maintained
by Symphony Manager James to help supply the armed forces.
Hart and Manager C. S. Young of
KEX revealed that the station HANDS COMPLETES
would broadcast the first hour of TRAINING
each of the 10 Sunday twilight
Donald D. Hands. USN. son of
concerts, from 4 to 5 p. m.
Mr. and Mrx. Roy S. Hands of
Fifty of thc 75 members of thc Diwton route. Cottage Grove, Ore.
Portland orchestra were drawn gon. has completed recruit train-
from the Oregon . southwestern Ing at thc Naval Training Center,
Washington area, and moat of the San Diego, Calif., and has been ad-
"Imports" formerly played under vanccd to seaman, second class,
the new conductor with the famed
Recruit training is the sharp
Janssen Orchestra of Lox Angclex. ¡break between civilian and Naval
Jamre Edwards
Manager Hart points out that 1 life in which the new navy man
Two
new
stores will ofwn here
the resumption of symphony in, learns the fundamental principles
for the first slme Saturday, the
Portland was made possible by of a sailor's life,
neces-
area-wide support of the revival! Upon completion of his training 8th Both
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campaign. Instead of a relative the recruit is assigned either to I
,o delay tholr opening be-
merchandise has been slow’
handful ot sponsors as was the units of the fleet or to a service cause
,a
... arriving. The newest establish
case in the old days - hundreds of school for specialized training
ln
ment is the Perry Dress Shop in
contributors in Salem, Bend, The I
Dallex, Newberg, Eugene, Corval- 100 ATTEND TEEN AGE DANCE the Sixth street building, sched-
inn
। uled to* open Saturday morning
lis and scores of other cities are
Approximately 100 young peo- under thc management of Mr. and
hacking the program.
i plc attended the teen age dance !' M™- Myron Perry. A gift will be
wa?2n2nT^H
presented to each lady visiting
ROYAL ARCH MANONS
and
Th
re 7^ mPn i ,hl‘
OP**"“»« da“> a”d
PLAN HOMECOMING
and merchants. Thc affair was a each vlgltor wU1
intere.ted in
The red letter event of the Roy nre
ac7rri,nK ,o
unusual display of up to the min-
al Arch Mason lodge here is the attending. Credit for promoting ll(P styles in a new setting
annual homecoming dinner to be
227 h 7. LV
Th<' Edwards Outdoor store,
given in the Masonic building,
solicited funds for the dance, managed by Warren Edwards and
Wednesday evening, November 12
Music was supplied by » nml>n. jaines M Edwards, had new
All Royal Arch Maxons are urged
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talent orchestra including Bruce
to attend and visitors are Invited. Brisbane. M. Bullard and Miss Or-
1
y ’
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over thirty days ago, hut failed to
The Royal Arch degree will be lena Martin.
receive sufficient merchandise for
conferred on twelve candidates
a creditable showing. While mer-
following the dinner,
S. J, Leonard underwent an op- chandise stocks are.not completed
A feature of the dinner Is that eration Wednesday at Sacred the management has decided to
members and visitors will get a Heart hospital in Eugene, and at I open v.:;:
it;
with the prospect of a com-
choice.of two meats. If you fjel last reports was recovering satis- -1 plete line in men’s wear and sport-
just like the ordinary guy you factorily. Mrs. Leonard Is staying ing goods
as soon as the stocks en
will be served venison, but if you in Eugene with friends to be near
route
here
have arrived. A door
are tough, you will be served bear him.
prize will be given all who register
meat by Frank Galdabinl, high
on the opening day, Saturday the
priest, who is the chief assistant
Remember "Kiss and Tell"
8th. — Photos courtesy Clark's
and nurse to Dr. Lloyd Griggs DD.
November 15th.
Studio.
Band Practice Is
Held on Tuesdays
Further Drop in
Turkey Output
romana aympnony
Orchestra Opens
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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1947
Business Pauses
To Honor Funeral
of 3 stat« officials
Named Secretary
Of State Monday
Added to Grove
While there was no holiday set ■■
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J
aside her«' to honor the memory of
KASrn
¡three state officials killed in a
WWW IW
.tragic airplane accident October
» .u
.
.
28th, business men paused briefly .
1 r
,b<>
f ot*
Monday afternoon from 1:30 to
a T**?
2:00 p m while funeral rervicex
1
‘he
were conducted at the .»ate houre^L. *
evenl?land ,ranar
for the late governor Earl Snell.
“T™ 0
E
Robert Farrell, the late secretary,
of state and Marshall Cornett. the dXm«
2? to ‘h*,»60“?1
late president of the state .«mate,
“
The First National Bank and the)^*’' *h,° "^ed to Sprmgfield
city hall remained closed all dty
h
Monday as did a number of busi-j
M
F Ji
P*
ncss houses in Eugene. In recount- r,.Dlwi '
aC’
ing »me of the anecdotes con-
V
n.vt«l with the life of Earl Snell,
treasurer to invest $25-
several stories told of hi. life re-.g?^' “* prc,ent iund" in U S
call that h<> would go out of his
way to do a favor even to a.
ewart, member of the
stranger and one such story starts ^ha
from Cottage Grove. When a Mon-
« h“d 27"
tana resident landed here «eversl j
™
S'1"*"*
years ago and sought, a job in a
a'; buL ,hat ,hp. com-
logging camp he was’ told to see
,277 ?h 7
th«- governor meanine the xtraw *
h Kh apd ,hat further invextl-
se«' Governor Snell, the governor
xn.r
«
called a logging company here and
■
K
<l*«cuxsion as to
whether it woidd be wise to try
secured him a job.
to establish offices for physicians
in thc hospital, the opinion of the
majority of the members was that
cost of constructing the offices
would be too great and it wax
voted not to attempt the «stab
The Cottage Grove Civic Thea-
ler Group will present its first
bU^ng
production November 15 at the >o-
ln port|°
cal Cottage Grove High xchool at
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¿°
8
’15 Th«-
nlav la
a»-« com- investigate further
plans ___
of the
n.13.
I ne play
is a u thr»<>
three act
hi-
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hospital and his offer was ac-
edy and from all indications will
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afford many a laugh. It's quite a
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bit more fun to see someone you —
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o
Date Set for
Kiss and Tell
Earl T. Newbry of ’ Ashland,
state senator since 1939 was
named secretary of state by Gov
ernor John Hail Monday at Salem,
succeeding Robert Farrell, killed
in a plane crash October 28th. He
took the oath of office shortly af
ter his appointment was an
nounced Assistant secretary of
state is Harry Schenk, who was
not a candidate for the higher
post Mr. Newbry said he contem
plated no further change in the
personnel of his office
Newbry of Ashland will serve
with Governor Hall and Leslie
Scott, state treasurer on the Ore
gon board of control.
Governor Hall also announced
thaj he expected the resignation
of the state liquor control com
mission composed of Geo. Lilly of
Baker: Hugh R. Kirkpatrick of
Lebanon and Dr. E. B. McDaniel
of Portland. He said he would ask
for the resignations unless they
were forthcoming. Two members
said they would resign and the
third could not be reached for a
statement.
City May Annex
Hew Suburbs Soon
NUMBER 13
Mrs. W. Eastham
Fjrst Woman to
Bag a Cougar
Hospital Funds
Still Coming in
Mrs. W M. Eastham of Black
butte is establishing a reputation
ln t h • hospital
ax a hunter of Predatory animal. |f
i
thermometer will nM I»
her husband. Sunday moved
untlJ the financt
£ medium s(zed cougar m(ttee and the ^,>^1 treasurer
with one shot from a 30-30 after have a meelinK urtd go over the
the Eastham hounds had treed cagh contributions and pledges. It
he cougar, feeing on a deer car- wa>
announced yesterday.
A
cass. near the Cottage Grove dam scheduled meeting yesterday af-
Mrs Eastham is believed to be ; ternoon was deferred. Thia ex-
Lane county s first woman hunter I plairu|
the mercury in the
to bag a cougar, although she has thermometer found in the ri;
killed several bobcats and coons. box opposite the Sentinel head
The Eastham and Gllham hounds remains at the $100,000 marie.
are largely responsible for reduc
Floyd Githens. chairman of the
ing the cougar population in this finance committee said yesterday
area Mr Eastham said Tuesday funds and pledges had been com
this was the second cougar killed ing in at the rate of from $100.00
this year.
to $1.000.00 per day. A large part
of the city as well as a large part
of the industrial district remains
to be heard from. ’
Highlighting the activities for
the past week and for the week
to come. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Throop
, of the Town Talk cafe will donate
Robert Bostick, age 28, passed the entire proceeds of the cafe
away at the home of his parents. Sunday to the hospital fund, which
-Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bostick, on includes the cost of food. Wait
Country Club road. Eugene, Ore resses and others employed by the
gon, ilctober 30, following a life Town Talk Cafe are donating their
long illness. He was born in Glas time all day next Sunday.
co. Kentucky. October 5. 1919, and
And speaking of donations,
rpoved with his parents to Califor there are others outside ot the
nia, then to Oregon, coming to Cottage Grove trading area who
Cottage Grove in 1942. settling on are making donations. H. A. Theda
Mosby Creek until about two of Eugene, well known in that city,
months ago. when the family donated $25.00 to the hospital the
moved to Eugene. He was a mem past week with the remark that
ber of the Christian Science everybody should donate, and one
church.
of the biggest donations from an
He is survived by his parents, organization comes from the Lon
five brothers. William of Grants don 4-H Mothers club (See sepa
Pass. Al of Eugene. Cliff of Wat- rate story for details >.
sonville, California, John. Merced.
The Daugherty Lumber Co.
California, and James of Cottage made a sizeable donation the put
Grove; one sister. Mrs. Adelee week. Of interest also is the fact
Bonadurer of Eugene.
that the hospital site committee
Funeral services were held at
the Smith Funeral Chapel Satur
day. Nov. 1, 1947, at 2:00 p. m. over the various proposals sub*
Mixs Lola Newman, Christian Sci mitted to determine the most
ence reader .officiated. Interment feasible location.
was in the Blue Mountain ceme-
We also learn the Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrome are serving an old
Robert Bostick
Fnneral Saturday
Some of the populous areas ad
jacent to the city limits may be
annexed to the city, if the resi
dents of those areas desire to be
come a part of the city. Ben Heinz,
city manager, was authorized by
the council at Monday evening's
session to investigate the possi
stranger. <h.
r.,h„ <».
bilities of the move.
The funds of this first play are
_
The section of the city at M and
going to further our much needed
Ash streets will remain in the res
hospital. Many of the local organ
idential zone. The planning com
izations are helping by selling the
mission did not act on the petition
tickets, as well as many of the io- I Veterans of two wars and mem-
of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.Mendell to I
cal merchants and of course, by
°f the American Legion and change the zoning of the district
the members of the cast. WHEN Auxiliary will participate in an
from residential to light commer
you buy your TICKETS, contact Armistice program to be given cial. since the petitioners were not
any of these. Be sure and make November 11th at 11:00 a. m. at
present. Two other zoning changes
your reservations at the Sentinel the armory. The program will be- were recommended by the com
office. Tickets are also on sale Kin at ll;00 a. m. with the flag mission, a half block on South
there at all times.
’ raising in front of the armory Sixth street between Adams and
The complete cast
includes building. Immediately after the Madison streets be changed from
Sunday th« Uth at their home, 742
Francis Horn, as Mr. Willard. fI®8 raising ceremony those at- residential to light commercial,
North River road with the pro
a house painter; Mrs. Claudc 'ending will repair to the auditor- also an area on the east side of
ceeds to be given to the hospital
Kime as the Archers’ maid, Lou- 'um where an address will be given 10th street between Main and
fund. Call 312Y for reservation«.
ise; Mrs. Ray Anderson as Cor- b>' the Rev. Frank Brown, Meth- Kelly Field be rezoned for a half
The Halloween carnival held at So if the family wants a treat.
liss. going on 16; Champ Husted odist minister
I bIock froni
Whether business houses will be ^eS residential to central Latham Friday evening the 31st. Sunday is the day that you can
as Raymond Pringle, going on
for the purpose of securing funds give it to them at either the Wood
16; Mrs. Stewart Carlson as Mil closed for the day could not be
Byron Thies appeared before the to buy a movie projector for the rome home where the dinner is
dred Pringle, going on 18; Ben learned as this is written, but if council and asked that the west school, was well attended, and being served from 1:00 to 5:00 p.
Hilliker, as Dexter Franklin, the the merchants ________________
follow the custom side dump grounds be cleaned up. the gross returns of $700 exceeded m. or at the Town Talk Cafe.
boy next door; Mrs. Lloyd Griggs ot the past, all stores will be A request was read from R. D. expectations.
as Janet Archer. Corliss' mother; closed.
Several hundred dollars worth
Northcutt of the Northcutt Lum
Eugene Cook ax Corliss’ father;
Continuing the day, members of ber Co., asking to sell the water of prizes were awarded during the
Milton Turay as Private Earhart; the American Legion and their line supplying his mill back to the evening; the few remaining ar
Grant Lxivegren as Lieutenant families will enjoy an oyster feed city. No action was taken. The ticles are being held until a future
Lenny Archer. Corliss' brother; in the armory dining room on the city attorney was instructed to date when they will be used for
up an ordmance giving the betterment of the school.
Mrs. Warren Hansen as Mary
Franklin. .Dexter’s mother; Gard-
The splendid cooperation of the
ill be followed by a dance city manager authority to regu-
n e r Sellers as Dexter’s father; w
,atc lraffic with signs and signals. community, school children, and
Mildred’s mother played by Mrs. . emorial Services
The Cottage Grove Lions will
Tne cjty engineer reported that Cottage Grove merchants was
Winston Russell; Uncle George,
invade Springfield Friday night
Next Sunday morning, memor- the area at 5th and Quincy streets commendable.
Corliss’ uncle by Richard Kliese ial services will be held from the would be improved also that the
Special recognition goes to the for the annual meeting with the
and Robert Pringle, Mildred's Presbyterian church with the Rev. residents of South 11th street following merchants and individ Millers. The Millers will be de
father by Reginald Fauquier.
Hugh Peniston. pastor delivering would have new side walks soon uals for contributions of prizes and cided favorites with weather con
Not only because this play is for the memorial address.
on the east side of 11th street be- cash donations: Red Line Shoe ditions all in their favor. Out
the hospital fund and because it
Shop. Cottage Grove Creamery. weighed over twenty pounds to a
tween 11th and 12th streets.
is by local people, but also be
Quarles’ Shoe Shop. Stillings Gro- man in the line and a sloppy grid
cause it’s really good, everyone Is
eery. Northcutt Lumber Company. iron to keep their speedy backs
invited to come. Old and young
Woodard Lumber Co.. Knicker under control are factors which
alike will enjoy "Kiss and Tell."
bocker’s. Harry Neet. Denny’s. the Lions are not expected to be
Rowsey’s. Latham Electric. Ted able to overcome.
Kangas. Quality Market, Eagle
A knee injury suffered in block
(Lions Roar)
Cigar Store, Rainbow Cafe. Gith ing practice will cost the services
The annual staff has been se-
Twenty business men were pres ens’ Motors. Coast to Coast, Com of Harlan Mickey, regular e^d,
lected and voted upon by the stu
munity Jewelers, Smith Furni for the rest of the season. Coach
dent body. Plans are being made in ent on Wednesday evening of last ture, Irish and Swartz, Arnest’s Bob Dusenberry reports the rest
week
when
they
met
for
the
pur-
order to have a bigger and better pose of reorganizing the senior 2.77.^72'
T?«ery’ Si*: of his charges are ready to go and
annual than before.
Chamber of Commerce At this
Stat7n... ”ayne’ and are fired up enough to pull an up
Two' United States Naval ice-
Jean Ritter was elected editor time the city manager, Ben Heinz. Mc?*u,,in' Town Talk Cafe. Peter- set.
,hi’ C°Untry >oi th* a"n“al «"«I ’hose assisting
The Junior-varsity will meet the
J, hf
her are Maxin*'
’nd Betty was elected temporary president. * son’s Auto Supply, Woolworth's.
to the Antarctic on the Second Sheets. Publications Manager Others elected to work with him I The Club. Blue Moon Cafe. Grey Springfield reserves here on Kelly
hound Confectionery. Layfield field at 2:00 p. m. on Armistice
<1948)
Antarctic
Development Shirley Arne will be assisted by i until the regular election in De-; Brothers, Western Auto, Brisbane Day. The Lion cross-country team
Project."
comber
will
be:
Wally
Robertson,
Ida Rahn and Pat Scott.
Electric. Grove Hardware, Bar will meet the Millers as part of
The two icebreakers are the
This year each class will have vice president; Richard Thwing, tels
Market. Penney’s Store. the half time entertainment. «This
USS Edisto which will leave an a representative on the annual secretary; George Sibley, Charles
East Coast port on or about No staff. Doris Lacock, Jean Odom Bozell and F. L. Hilliker, directors. Bressler’s. Dick's Second Hand will be the first appearance of the
vember 5, and the USS Burton and Pat .Dawley are editorial class
President Heinz said the first Store. Smart Shop. Short’s Fur- team which also expects to par
work
of the group will be a mem- niture, McLaughlin's Furniture, ticipate in the Willamette Valley
Island which will depart from San representatives. The class busi-
Pedro. California, about Novem ness representatives are
bership drive and the formulation Collins’ Laundry, Nichols’ Elec- ‘ and State cross country meets.
Jean
trie, Cottage Grove Clyeaners.;
ber 20.
Rickard. Albert Martin, Dixie of a program. He also said prob-1 Cottage Grove Flour Mill, Smith ' HALLOWEEN STUNTS
lems will not be thrashed out at I
Following a rendevous at Samoa Bailey and Helen Axley.
Electric, Lane Co-op Warehouse, i MILD THIS YEAR
in early December, the two ves
The staff held its first meeting the ni«?eting, but committees will I B. A H Feed and Seed, Graber-
Hallowe’en stunts over th« com
sels will proceed to the Antarctic
be appointed and these matters'
..
,
------ -i °n Thursday. Future meetings will
Heinrich the Jeweler. I munity Friday evening were mild
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17
the naval program
j be held during fourth periods and taken care of on the outside .and' —
Kern’s Drug Store, O. K. Supply. compared to former yean, th«
reports made at the meetings. ■
g a
'nK *qU‘P' wi"
announced later
Chevron Service Station, A and B 1 good record made this year by th«
Thirty-five
men
have
declared
I
roM
Wi,hin ,en days ’hp sta« wou,d
Beauty Shoppe. Gates Market.
72
‘her «7??®
Scientific expiora-
ikt. t0
a ten
tative nlan
Hrm .7?
Jin J
expiora ] Ilke
to draw
draw a
tentative
plan of
of themselves interested in joining Thompson’s Shell Station, Herb youngsters was largely due to th«
fact that a lot of entertainment
the
senior
C.
of
C.
tion will be continued to a limited the annual to present to engravers
Adams Station, Prager Hardware, i wax provided for youngat«ra at all
The
next
meeting
will
be
No
77, ui
in
.
and Printers for bids.
Kent’s Market, Kelly’s Drug Co., i ages. The Hallowe’en frolic at La
vember 18, at 8:00 p. m. in the city
Each ship will carry two air
If the cost is not too great there hall.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy, Cur- tham. the teen age dance at the
craft. Two Sikorsky HO3S, one may be a printed annual this year.
lette Beauty Shop, Grove Cafe, armory and a number of Hallow
Bell HTL helicopter and a Gru-
shA-t'o Grocery. Myrtlewood
u_ ______ ■ Shop,
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Since plans have started early it
Short's
e’en parties aided in keepin« th«
fTexX.To^
Mobilgas, Mimee's^Tot Shop, Ham children Indoors.
uUlHy’
’
a SOn an<1 Keneral ' man>’ morc activities.
low’s Market, Cottage Grove Auto
Except for soapy windows, the
Supply. Bos law Auto Shop.
business district escaped damage
Commander G. L. Ketchum.
Any omission of contributors' i of a"; consequence. The fire de
USN, of 1705 Olive St.. Pine Bluff.
names is unintentional. (Contrib- partment was kept buay for a
Arkansas, will command thc ex-
The Blue Mountain Lumber Co. I uted. )
pie of hours, putting out pl Ire of
nedltion. Commander E. A. Mac
resumed operations last week af
tires set afire There were no
Donald. USN. of 1653 Holloway
ter being shut down for thirty PIE SOCIAL AT WALDEN
broken street lights.
Ave, San Francisco, California,1
days, during which time extensive NETS si 74.80
will command the USS Burton Is
improvements were made. New
One of the most successful pie was the activity ot the special
land and Commander E. S. Folger, i
equipment installed includes a new socials reported in was that given
lice committee appointed by the
USN, 166 Lincoln Ave,, New Lon-1
carriage, resaw, burner and boiler at Walden school Thursday night.
Junior Chamber of Coninwimr.
don, Conn., will command the USS
and arrangements have been made The social netted the sum of $174.-
Edisto.
to install a planer later. The new 80 which will be used to buy HUNTED HITS JACKPOT
The ships will return to their
equipment has enabled this com badly needed equipment. Ladies in
Bud Husted finally Mt th« tarA
home ports in thc United States at
Donald Kelly
pany to boost the mill's output. charge of the social are very ap
the end of the Antarctic summer.
about 20,000 feet daily or from । preciative of the generous public
Chester Riggs
60.000 to 80,000 feet daily.
response, A Hallowe'en program Ten Mile lake over
Kenneth
Cooper
Remember "Kiss and Tell
Forty five men are employed 1 was given in connection with the Warren Hansen and
November 15 th.
at the mill.
social.
son
. Armistice Program
Planned for 11th
Latham Carnival
Nats $700.00
Lions to Meet
Millers Friday
At Springfield
Two Icebreakers to
Explore Antarctica
Ritter Elected
Ben Heinz to Head
Annual Editor
Senior C. of C.
Cannon Company
162 Inf.,
Blue Mountain Lbr
Co. Installs New
Equipment at Mill
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