The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 25, 1947, Image 1

Cottane ^roue Sentinel
The Weather
(Courtray Cottage Grove
Dike Weather •Slution)
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Ten Centa Per Copy
¿' otta g e
grove , lane county , pregón .
Commatee Will
Ure. Withholding
Hold Hearing at
Tax Starts Jan. 1
cent state withholding
Eugene Feb. 17th tax Th«' to 1 go per into
operation Jan. 1
A 8I1ORT PAYER
Wo apologize for a short
paper thU w«*ek and promise
to do better in mir sets»*«!
issue in 1948 BecaUae of the
holiday«, a short work week
and the news print situation,
we could do no better. Our
new year issue will likely
tie short for the sonie renaon.
We ask the indulgence of
our renders and the cooper­
ation of our advertiser* and
correspondents.
'
T hursday . D ecember 25. 1917
NUMBER
| Church Activities j Mohawk River
I Mt. States Power
Unit Hearing at
Co. StirtS HOW
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat­
ter I>ay Saints. Sunday «chool at
Eugene January 21 An independent basketball! 21 Mile Line
10 30 In 1. O. O. F. hall.
league wan organized here Decem-
New Basketball
L^ïer^ LateJ)Td
will affect virtually every wage-
«•nrner in Oregon and an estimated
Assembly of God — We wish to
Assistant Secretary of the In­ ber 17th when representatives of :
' 35,000 employer*.
Construction was started in De
extend a hearty invitation to you terior C Giran! Davidson Friday eight teams met at the Edwards
Every worker earning $50 In a
to worship with us—the church of announced that Public Hearings, Outdoor Store and started pre- 1 cember by
™ the Mountain
-------- State*
—S’
»ingh* month will have a I per
on a ■*»
evangelical a«?tion.
to de’ermine the advisability of iinflnariea for the organization of: ^°wer
cent deduction taken from hut pay.
ditionai
electric
power
transrort-
Sunday services: Sunday school establishing the cooperative Mo­ the league. Another meeting was I K;„_ «:_„
o '* , .Pi;—
For him it will not be an addi­
3^‘nKfleW to sup-
9:45 a. ni.; morning worship 11:00 hawk River Sustained Yield For­ scheduled for this week and a X .¿2
tional tax. 1» will work exactly as
schedule
of
games
will
be
workixl
i
£
r
G,rovr “T? T!"'
a m.; Christ’s Ambassadors 6.30 est Unit in Lane and Linn Coun­
doc* th«* federal withholding tax
gth of .the nPW lme will b»> np
p. m.; evening evangelistic service ties, Western Oregon, would be out in time for the start of the I
the amount withdrawn credited
.t™1 U
7:45 p. m.
held at Eugene, Oregon., in John­ season the second week in Janu-1 foSj“. ¿J1
Deectriber 16. IM7 against th«* total he owes at th«*
arv
follow a route generally cast of
Weekday
service«:
Tuesday,
son
Hail,
University
of
Oregon,
at
Mr W C Martiri, Editor.
«•nd «>( the year on hl« Incom«* tax
Fork of the Willamette
prayer, 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, Bi­ 10 a m., on Wednesday, January I Eight teams of the league will 1 the
olv,, Coast
r
Sentinel,
In a few Cases the««' earning leu
include:
»
-
••
I
»«ver.
ble
study,
7:45
p.
m.
।
21.
1948.
Baptist church, Creswell,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
than $50 a month also will have
We have a home department and
A cooperative sustained yield Graham <& Thorpe I Buster t Mountain States Power Com­
Ikiir Mr. Martin:
th«' 1 percent wthflrawn Any cm-*
any wishing spiritual help or unit is one of the elements in the Brown), Latham Electric. Helli- pany has been endeavoring to se­
This committee has planned to ploycr who pays out more than $50
would
like a visit from the minis­ program authorized by Congress well’s (Men’s Toggery), National cure materials for this line for
hold on«* of 11 m twelve r< gk>n«l a month In wages even if to two
ter,
feel
free to call at any time in the “O and C Act of 1937” for Guard, Lorane and Edwards Out- over 18 months and has been
hearing«
_ in Eugene on February or more wage cu mera must make
Also, if you are in need of a wheel ’he administration of valuable in­ door Store. The league will be working on survey and rights-of-
17 It |s planned that any fa-rson the deduction.
chair, in an emergency, we shall termingled public and privately- divided into two divisions with the way since last spring. Due to in­
or group within the area of lumi*.
The «tate is now prcjMinng
W.
C.
Martin
be glad to be of an accommodation owned lands in Western Oregon idea of a championship game at ability to secure high voltage
Orlena
Martin
ItougluN, Benton, and Linn Coun- forms Io I m * supplied employers
equipment from manufacturer*,
to you —Rev. Hilton T. Park, min­ under management practice?« cal­ the close of the season.
tie* may I m * hoard at that meeting shortly after th«* new year tiegin».
the line is to be operated at 20,(X)0
uter,
Phone
195-R
culated
to
promote
the
long-time
Warren
Edwards
said
Tuesday
conrernlng local highway, road Th«* State Tax Commission indi­
volts until a later date when th«'
j
stability
of
industries
and
com
­
that
the
league
had
applied
for
and «Irret problem».
cated it would hold employer«
M«nl«*y Fuller
Paul .DeVaux
The Hebron Christian church munities dependent upon a con­ permission to use the armory for equipment is available. The line
The degree of nucccsk which responsible for the deductions.
Sunday
school at 10:00 a. m. tinuing supply of forest products, the regular play. Sponsors also is being so constructed that it can
will b«" achieved by till» commit*
Employers must file wage-tax
,
Morning
worship
at 11:00.
i This program, based upon the pol­ hope to be able to use the high be changed to 69,000 volts with
t<*<* In its *.tudi<s will b*' gn illy statement.*, and payments, quar­
a minimum of work and interrup­
icy of sustained yield operations school gym on occasions.
<k pt'ndcnt
Miriam Adkin*
«urce«« of terly. Th«* first payments will be
Herbert Fuller
tion to service. When the line is
Christian Science Society, Cot­ whicn insure a reasonable balance
these hearings The committee do1' April 30 Succeeding payments
complete for 20,000 volt operation,
tage Grove, Oregon 242 Second between the volume of tree growth
must have full knowlr Ige of local fall due <»n July 30, Oct. 3o and
it will approximately double the
street holds Sunday services at 11 to tree-Autting on the lands, also
problems if it I* to develop an ade- Jan 31). On th«* following Feb. 15
existing
line capacity into the Cot­
am.
and
Sunday
school
at
9:45
I
provides
for
the
establishment
of
Ramon Fuller
Albert Martin
quatu highway, road and street < 1919) the employer must file a
tage Grove area from the Com-
a m. Wednesday evening meetings master units and marketing areas
prupram for the State «if Oregon. summary of wage« paid and taxes
pany’s 115,000 volt substation at
at 8 p.m. (the second Wednesday in which processing and market­
The local people will have an ad> withhcl I for the preceding calen­
Springfield.
of
each
month).
Reading
room
is
ing
of
the
forest
products
will
be
mirable r>pp rtunlty in present dar year.
When materials are available
| open Wednesday, Friday ar.d Sat- carried on for the benefit of the
Wayne Monroe
Loren Lind
their lo«'al problems before this
The tax w;«« d< Jgned princi­
from orders placed in 19IS and
I
urday
afternoon
from
2:00
to
4:00
communities
within
the
units
and
•talc ag< ncy for their own l>enef|t, pally to catch itinerant anil casual
1946. the Company also plans the
I p.m Subject for next Sunday is areas. Official designation of these
«nd nt th • aamo time provide the workers who have avoided tax
construction
of a large substation
Funds
for
the
hospital
continue
:
“
Christian
Science.
”
master units and areas was made
b.'u kgri.iin I inf *rma' n i < <•« .. payments in the past. It was cs-
Keith Keller
at a gratifying rate and officers cast of Cottage Grove.
Adeline Lind
by
Assistant
Secretary
Davidson
•ary for th«* cqmr.it Ire.
tlmMed an nddilional $500,000 to
The construction of the new line
and directors have expressed a
j First Presbyterian Church, D. * on November 29.
There nre enckned a copy of the $1,000,000 income for the stat«'
hope that several additional size­ was made necessary by the growth
Hugh
Peniston,
pastor
Morning
Under
the
general
program,
I
letter and of the memo of sug­ will result. -
worship, 11 o’clock. The pastor* these master units would be sub­ able checks may be received by of electric load in the Cottage
gestion» which have lieen mailed
The Tax Commission, however,
will
speak on the subject “From divided into smaller sustained the close of the present year. Big- Grove area and is in line with the
to nil organize! tins which may b<* views it as an «"Xcellcnt [xilicing
B.C.
to A.D." Sunday school is at yield forest units in which the test check of the week came from Company’s policy to do everything
, Interest* I in road probterra In the device Formerly the commission
9:45. The Senior W«?stnunster Fel­ federal government and non- the Emery Harris Lumber Co., and possible to take care of increasi i
area.
investigated 80,000 to 90,000 tax
lowship group will meet at 6:30 at feder.il land owners would under­ the check for $1.000 was presented needs for electric service ,hy its
Th;* committer feels this Is a report* a year, and found an aver­
i
the
church. The Sunday school! take to carry out the sustained the hospital just before the de­ customers. The Une will also pro­
very worthwhile public ¡«ervice umi age of 30,tMK) delinquencies.
will
hold its annual Christmas j yield practices in the unit under parture of Mr. and Mrs. Hanis vide a duplicate means of getting
appreciate very much any
Tin* new tax and its required
energy from the (’omnany’s high
program
in the sancturay at 7:30 long term agreements. The agree- for Southern California.
publicity which you may «ce fit alaiements will make it easy for
The high school students have voltage system at Springfield into
p.m.
The
Junior
High
Westmin-
ments
also
would
contain
pro-
to use.
the commission's office-workers,
step Fellowship will have a v‘s>°ns designed to insure the suc- a'so evidenced their interest in the the Cottage Grove district.
(). R Eckersley
to catch Much evaders without
The construction of this n»*^
: Christmas party this Friday eve-
the cooperative venture, hospital with a $200.00 check. The
Executive Secretary.
field investigation.
check was presented to W. C. line, however, will not add any
inning,
Dec.
26,
at
the
home
of
Mr.
suc
h
as
opportunity
for
long-time
Among those, however, who will
and Mrs. Peniston, 1200 S 6th: stability in the procurement of Martin Tuesday at the assembly generating capacity to the Com­
recapc the tax are tho»c in the ■
St. at 7:30 o'clock.
.raw material», disposal of timber program by Milo Chapman, presi­ pany’« system but will only pro­
military service and employ«^ of
Cottage Grove swamped Co­
by the cooperative land owners dent o ft he student body. The vide a dde< cwity to dehv«-r
quille under a 49-29 count in a
a common carrier who do not live
The
Church
of
the
Lutheran
an<
J mutual use of logging roads check was presented at the con- electric energy Into Hu* Cotfap<‘
in Oregon, but regularly perform
high school basketball game here
elusion of the annual Christmas Grove area.
Three
local
people
were
among
Hour
will
hold
a
special
Christmas
an
d
°ther facilities in the areas.
servio-« for the carrier t>oth in and
Tuesday night.
program.
The actual construction ‘Is bei
five hospitalized December 17th
Eve service entitled "The ChU- J Thr Mohawk River is the first
out of the state
,
Score:
mg done by the Carl«on Electric!
when
two
cars
collided
headon
dren
’
s
Christmas
Hour,"
in
the
cooperative
sustained
yield
forest
Earl Fisher, chairman of the
Coquille <291 (49) Cottage Grove
Co. of Lebanon, who have b«<>n
Seventh Day Adventist church at unit contemplated to be estab-
State Tax Commission, said it near Springfield Junction Cause Johnson <4)
F
(5)
Mickey
engaged
in power line construc­
7:30 p. m. On Christmas morning Hshed in Oregon by agreement be-
was not certain yet whether fed­ of the collision was not immedi­ Geanly
F
(10) Cook there will be services at 9:00 a. m.! ,wcen private and other land
tion under contract for the Cot
ately
determined,
an
early
report
Charges of rnpc «nd nt tempt<xi eral employes would be affected.
Pieree . in
C ... < 10) Porter
pany fo rseveral years. Th< e
said. Involved in the collision was Clark (?)
The Rev. E. D. Busch will deliver owners and the government. The
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rape of n 22-yetir-old Eugene girl
G . (17) Gamble the address.
crews
are now clearing right-of-
area
proposed
to
be
included
in
a car driven by Roy E. Omyer of Sell (1)
will be filed in Roseburg ngninst
G
County schools over the state way and digging holes. Poles are
(5) Schaffer
December
28th
will
be
the
last
i
,he
unit
contains
34,505
acres
of
Walden
who
was
going
south
on
two men arrested at Disston, Ore ,
Substitutes,
99. This car collider! headon with more (4); for for Coquille: Bell- service of the year 1947 The ser­ forest lands under the jurisdiction will be required to make new also being delivered to the loca­
Fridny night, who allegedly gave
school budgets this month for only tions and some are already in­
a car going north and driven by Chapman (2). Cottage Grove: M. mon topic will be 'The Last Day of the Department of the Inter­
the girl a ride December 17 from
of the Year or the Last Day?" ior, 18.378 acres of land owned by six months instead of the usual stalled. The copper wire has been
Mrs Katherine Dyer of route 1.
Eugene to a place eight mile*
Cr ñnd Bu‘,envor^' Worship service begins at 9':00 the Fischer Lumber Company. year and the new budgets will be delivered to the Company's ware­
Junction
City.
In
the
Omyer
car
of Drain, State Police Sgt, Lyle
C«xiuilk' 10 C ‘ Ke Gr0Ve 201 a m and Sunda-V
a’ 10:15 Marcola. Oregon, and approx­ submitted to the new all county house in Springfield. Other item«
' By a favorable vote Monday were his wife and three children,
Harrell reported.
a.
m
imately 21.000 acres of land in the rural school board. The new setup such as pole line hardware, though
Sgt Harn ll «aid the girl was evening the Walker and Creswell Patty Lou, Morris and Grover, and
in not yet received, are expected to
hands
of other owners, including was approved by the voters ...
Mrs.
Lee
Dugan,
operator
of
the
hitchhiking from Eugene to Cot- grade schools were consolidated.
1946 which takes the power of
tax be available when required by th»1
the
We
state
especially
and
the
incite
counties.
you
to
The
the
_
____
Walden
store.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Omyer
tage Grove when «he was picktd Th«' total vote was 41 for and none
levying away from the local school contractor for installation.
.-..mi i^uiuuvr
Church of God sei\ices
senices sunaay,
Sunday. * Fischer
Lumber vuntpany
Company nas
has ¡ward.
up. The men took her past Cot- «gainst. Of this total Walker were hospitalized, but the extent
As is well known, the northwest
December
aoulication
of
their
injuries
was
not
learned.
28.
Tom
Smith
has
been
made
application
for
the
inclusion
voters
cast
27
votes
and
Creswell
tage Grove and through Drain,
Under the new law each rural is now faced with a critical siiort-
invited
to
speak
at
11
a
m.
At
7:30
their
lands
in
the
Unit
Agree-
Mrs.
Dugan
received
a
badly
cut
and west on the Drain-Recds|M»rt II votes. The grade school at
school district will make up a age of electric power generating
Highway, where one man ra|>cd Walker has been abandoned and head and broken bones, which; The -Bohemia Ski club meets Brother Smith who was sent by ment and all other forest land budget and submit it to the coun­ capacity. Mountain States Power
the girl an«l th«' other attempted the pupils transported to the wen* not immediately discovered. each Wednesday night at 8:00 o'­ the churches of Oregon as a dele- ! owners are invited to participate ty board by January 31st. If the Company is a member of the
to. according to the story «he told Creswell grade school for the past The broken bones were supposed clock upstairs in the city hall. All gate to the world youth Christian !in this program. The marketing district needs more money than northwest power pool which is co­
to have been set Tuesday. None members and those interested in conference at Oslo, Norway 1917, area for the proposed sustained
police when she escaped the p«ir year.
of
the victims will probably be skiing are asked to attend these will be at the church to show pic- ■ yield unit will be identical with under the six per cent limitation, operating with government agen­
School
officials
at
Creswell
said
anti made her way to Drain.
report on
on tne
the con-
con- ’ «æ
he Upper
Marketing the board calls an election for an cies and private utilities supply­
able
to return home before the meetings. Plans are being made J tures of and report
upper Willamette
iviuamette aiarKeting
The girl’« name was not dis­ the Creswell district would prob­
additional levy. The school district ing power to the northwest to
first
of
the
year.
for
a
trio
to
th«*
Willamotto
ski
fcrcncp
-You
will
not
want
to
miss
Area
established
by
the
Order of will be notified by March 15th of
closed. Sgt Harrell gave th«* men’s ably ask the voters to approve a
make available to the power users
suX
N°rn’‘“- »■ -n*«
*“«
names as John Robert Potter, 27. bond Issue sometime next war for
any additional levy or any changes of the northwest all of the power
special
bus
will
be
chartered
lo
»,
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and
a
PP
urtp
nant
marketing
area
a
new
building.
Creswell
now
ha.«
HIGHER EDUCATION POST
and Roland Spencer Cline, 23. both
in the budget and then a hearing that can be secured from any
of Dlsston Airgsted by «tute po­ 300 pupils in the gradeschool. This GIVEN TO BAKER ATTORNEY take those' wirtung to go This « I — Fr£° Mf»hodist Church. So. 6th eludes the communities of Eu- will be called, but the county possible source and states that
। St., Rev. Mrs. Rozel la B. Douglas, gene. Junction City, Cottage
lice, they will h** brought to Rose­ leaves Walker without any school
board determines the final levy. every effort is being made to see
Governor Hall Saturday ap­ not only for members, but also
the Walker high pointed Al S. Grant, Baker, to the those interested in skiing or be­ pastor.. Sunday school 9:45 am. Grove, Oakridge, and Creswell. After the preliminary budget is that all power possible is made
burg for arraignment, Sgt. Har­ facilities
A
New
Years
sermon
by
the
pas-
Oregon.
rell said. Roseburg News Review «chool was consolidated sometime State Board of Higher Education coming a member of the club.
tor at 11 a.m. The Juniors meet I The hearings at Eugene .to be completed the local board may- available to its customers.
ago with the union high school for the unexpired term of the late
upstairs at 7 p.m. The Young Peo­ presided over by Assistant Secre­ vote a supplementary budget with­
here.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
Willard L. Marks.
ple
meet in the auditorium at 7 tary Davidson, will be open to at­ out the approval of the courtty
The term encM March 2, 1956. CHRISTMAS PARTY
p.m. The pastor preaches at 8 tendance by local officers, repre- lioard as we understand it.
Sidney Bales is director and
The Eagles Auxiliary held their o’clock. Prayer meeting Wednes­ sentatives of dependent industries,
Grant, 48, a native of Baker,
will I m * th«' second Eastern Oregon annual Christmas party Tuesday day crening at 7:45. We invite the labor, residents, and all other in­ member of the county board from |
resident on the nine-member evening. After a short business public to all services of this friend­ terested persons, and it is re­ zone 4 and Harold N. Traxler of
Creswell is a member of the boarri
board. The other is Herman Oli­ meeting th«’ program committee ly little church.
A young veteran Identified as
quested that those desiring to be in zone 5.
The state liquor store, located
ver. John Day.
entertained with a program of
James Warren Wright, 20, was i
heard at the hearing shall notify
at
the rear of the Greyhound cafe
According
to
Mrs.
Lucille
instantly killed south of Creswell i Starling January 8 there will I m *
carols,
readings
and
musical
num
­
A graduate of Gonzaga Univer­
London Church of Christ, "that , the Regional Administrator, Bu­
Iasi Thursday evening as he wns I9v«*n a course, education No. 445, sity, Grant has practiced law in bers, followed by the gift ex­ friendly church" - Sunday Bible reau of Land Management. Swan Klinge. county superintendent, the on 8th street was broken into
*. 1 i >
. i
•
> * •
I
* * 1’ i * n t ' ka i v* ra
Ari *' liin I m
Tuesday
hlking south along highway 99, entitled Teaching of Art," the in- Baker since 1925. He is a veteran change. Refreshments were served study 10 a.m. Classes for all ages. Island Station, Portland 18, Ore­ ' Lane county board set up the fol-1 Monday ni«h» W
lowing
policies
on
budgeting-
morning
and
presumably
the rob-
stnictor
being
Miss
Roberta
Jones,
by
Marie
Plunkett.
Garda
King
of
World
War
I
and
served
in
the
after ho was struck by n car driv­
Sermon 11 by Thomas Clark. Com­ gon. prior to January 20.
, Existing salary schedules will I k'»- or robbers were hunting
en by John White of Cottage who is doing graduate work at the State House of Representatives in and Velma Forrester. The next munion 11:45. Evening service 7:30
Those desiring to submit writ­
meeting U’ill be January 6 with p.m. Midweek Wednesday 7:30 ten statements are requested to lx> allowed, plus “increased living **quor, but an accura’- chock of
Grove. Investigating officers said University of Oregon. This course 1935, 1937 and 1939.
bad not been
is
to
be
conducted
by
the
general
Maude
Premazzi,
Grace
LaBlue
the driver of the White car was
p.m. Your presence is appreciated forward them to the Regional Ad­ costs, unless salary is out of line' ,hp mlsslnR
a 'a>p hour .Tuesday, Jack
and Clara Riggs on the refresh­ at the London church, come and ministrator as soon as passible be- with people in comparable posi- ™adp
blinded by bright lights and did extension division of the Oregon CHRISTMAN VISITORS
■ tions.
- • —
Kelly, manager, said. Presumably
ment committee.
not gee tin* youth in time to avoid State System of higher education.
make yourself at home.
fore the hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beagle and
the robbers wen* after liquor
hut
The
first
meeting
will
lx*
Thurs
­
The
rural
board
will
allow:
-
the accident. Mr. White was not
Copies of a draft agreement for
two sons Larry and Gale of Van­ TURKEY SHOOT AT
Minor
alterations,
new
fumi-
"
Ixiu
01
’
wa
’
taken,
the
quantity
day
night,
January
8th.
in
the
art
held, ns the accident was held to
The Church of Christ, 6th and participation in the Mohawk River ture and equipment for additional was not believed to have Nen
room at the Jefferson school at couver, Washington, Mr. ahd Mrs. HORN GROVE
Gibbs (now meeting
... in the ar­ —
be unavoidable.
Forest Unit may be obtained from pupils “as required by standards.” i great’
Harold
Kirchner
of
Las
Angeles,
valued articles in the
Despite the weather the Cottage
Papers in the pocket of the dead 8:00 o'clock.
and Mrs. J. J. Horning and five Grove Rod and Gun club had a mory) “The church with a friendly the offices of the Bureau of Land
Betterment assessments and a
*vt>rp no*- touched.
youth led officers to believe that
spirit"
-Well,
we
’
ve
gotten
in
an
­
Management
at
Portland,
Salem.
children of Laytonville, California good turn out at the turkey shoot
library to “meet standards.”
™r- Kelly said the loss could not
he was attending a junior college
arc here for the holidays, visiting at Horn grove Sunday. Shooters other one, as the boys used to say. Eugene. Roseburg, Medford, and
Text books "to comply with the ■
determined until an auditor
POURS CONCRETE
in San Francisco.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. participated in thirty events and Only this time it’s a year, not a Coos Bay, Oregon.
law."
checked the stock. In the mean-
MAKES
ROA!)
ON
The body of young Wright was
Preliminary drafts of the co- ' Approximately 5 per cent of the tim<> the store was closed to I hjxi -
Beagle. Mr. and Mrs. Kirchner are Harry Rent Ie was high man for day. What did we do with that
DOTH BIRTHDAY
shipjied to Juneau, Alaska for ser­
also visiting his father, R.B.Kirch- the day. Nearly every shooter won y«ar, anyway? Did we use it well, operative agreement to be dis-1 budget for an emerger ?y fund.
ness, which was rut her inconven­
vices and interment by the Bar­
or did we “blow" ft in? One thing cussed at the hearings propose |
ient to those seeking holiday
Then* are several ways to cele­ ner, and his sister, Mrs. Irene a prize.
"All
programs
and
services
now
tholomew-Buell chapel of Spring­ brate birthdays and one of the Arntson of Portland, who is here
sure, we will never change it af­ that 200 million board feet of tim- j
spirits.
in
existence
will
tie
maintained."
field. A telegram directing the best is by working. This manner for the holidays. Mrs. Kirchner
ter it’s gone, nor will we call it her on an area not to exceed 6640
Entrance into the store was
Mr. and Mrs. George TYembley back! And 1948 will be given to be acres, may be removed from the
liody to Juneau was sent by Ralph of celebration isn’t unusual for the anfi Mrs. Horning will visit their
gained by breaking a large plate
and
two
daughters
Dawn
and
Judy
Wright, a relative.
used wisely, day by day, we cannot unit during the first ten-year p«*r-
glass from the entrance «loor.
average individual, but when you father, J. W. Sears, in Eugene,
arrived Sunday to visit over hoard it. What kind of a year are iod. while 140 million feel on an
reach the age of ninety and can ,------------------------
Christmas with both their rela­ you going to make 1948” It can be * area not to exceed 4680 acres may
still do manual labor such as SON IN B orn TO
LENHART — At the Smith DECKER ON FIRE BOARD
tives. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Strausen, better than you have dreamed! We be removed during the second and
making roads and pouring con-1 FORMER RESIDENT
maternity hospital, Friday, Dc-
At a meeting of the South lycine
and Mrs. Tremblcy, and brothers plead with you this one thing. Give each succeeding ten-year fieriod
comber 19, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. board Friday night, Ed Decker
creh* on your 90th hirthday, it’« I Announcements have been
and sisters.
God a [mrt I
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Joseph Lenhart, Lorane, a son. was nominated by the board to
really a historical event or some- ceived of the birth of a son to Mr.
Bible school at 9:45. Morning BICYCLE LICENSES DUE
thing.
Michael Ray.
fill the unexpired term of A. W.
and Mrs. Julian F Miller of Cor
Mrs. Joe Franzwa of Eugene is worship at 11:00, sermon: “A Door JANUARY I
G. L. Hail, director of junior
KIMBLE’ At the Smith mater­ Shofstall, who recently moved to
A. L Woodard can boast of this vallis on December 18. Douglas spending the holidays with her
That
Ope
ne
th
and
None
Can
safety of Portland, spoke to the accomplishment. Monday was his Herbert is the baby’s name and
The 1918 bicycle licenses will be nity hospital, Saturday. December Redmond. Emery Harris, new
daughter, Mrs. Russell Smith, and Shut." Young folks at 6:30. Eve­
students of the Jefferson school 90th birthday and after working, he weighed nine pounds and three family.
on sale January 1. All bicycle 30. 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. board member elected on Decem­
ning evangelistic service at 7:30, owners are urged to purchase Kimble, Cottage Grove, a son,
Thursday in behalf of their safety all day he and Mrs. Woodard had ounces. Mr. Miller is a student at
ber 1st, succeeding Henry Snauer
sermon, "The Man That God For­ their licenses immediately there­ James Gerald.
patrol program which is being or­ dinner at the home of a son, Mr. Oregon State College and was a
was seated. Chas. Roner was ele­
Mr, and Mrs. Elwyn Rude will got,” Prayer service Wednesday at
ganized and sponsored by the local mid Mrs. John Woodard and were former resident, his mother being spend the Christmas holidays at
after. It is hoped that the five
MIRACLE
At the Smith vated to the position of chairman
Lion« club. He also spoke to the entertained later In the evening at Mrs. Alice Miller, who was em­ the home of his parents, Mr. and 1:30 and Thursday evening at 7:30. hundred licenses will be sold dur­ maternity hospital, Sunday, De- of the Ixiard, Ed Decker will «erv<
You
have
a
kindly
invitation
to
members of the Lions club on the home of a daughter, Mrs. ployed at the local post office for Mrs. I. N. ^lude, at Bakersfield,
ing January. The local schools will cember 21, 1947, to Mr. and Mr«. ¡ as vice president and M-»x
come to all these services. — J. issue more information concerning W. E. Miracle, Cottage Grove, a ' will «erve a.« se«*retary-tre
Safety Patrol.
Susie Wood.
several years.
California.
Michael Shelley, minister.
the sale of the tags.
son, Earl Leroy,
of the board.
The legislative interim commit-
tee for the atudy of highway, road
and stKs't nerd« will hold a hear-
Ing at Eug'*n<* February 17th for
th«* put pom- of hearing I och I prob­
lema according to o, R. Eckersley,
executive secretary.’
n»<* letter is self explanatory
and i**llows;
MERRY
Hospital Fund Is
Boosted by Two
Sizeable Cheeks
Local People
Hurt in Auto
Crash Dee. 17th
Two Disston Men
Arrested Friday
On Rape Charge
CG Lions Swamp
Coquille 49 - 29
Co. Rural Schools
To Make Budgets
For Six Months
Walker-Creswell
Grade Schools
Vote Consolidation
Chartering Bus tf*
Willamette Area
College Student
Killed When He
Is Struck by Car
Safety Patrol
Program Backed
By Lions Club
Bohemia Ski Club
Liquor Store Is
Broken Into on
Monday Evening
‘Teaching of Art’
Course to Be
Offered Jan. 8th
BIRTHS