The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 15, 1948, Image 1

The Weather
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Lake Weather Station)
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(Tottacce 6roue Sentinel
Bennett Creek
Harvey Rd.
VOLUME LVIll
on
Federal Housing
■ °
Site to Revert
To Schoo! P’st. 45
"One of the great and tragic
fallacies of our time hM been
t h e widespread assumption
that when hostilities cease,
peace automatically negina Its
bénéficient reign. Like so many
generations before ua. we have
forgotten t<x> often the ancient
admonition of the psalmist that
if we are to live in peace, we
must '»eek peace, and pursue
it'!”- Byron Price, Assistant
Secretary - General ot the
United Nation».
.»r h « h to
Address Sawmill
Conference 30th
COTTAGE PROVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 15. 1948
Boy Scout Circus
To Attract Full
House April 17th
Newbridge Lbr.
Co. Mill Burns
at Curtin 11th
38 FFA Members
Attend Klamath
Falls Meet 8-11
NUMBER M
Howard Harpoie Is
Nominated Student
Body President
Howard Harpoie, local boy and
sophomore at Oregon State col-
leur, has been nominated for the
office of student body president.
He received the unanimous ballot
of his party at the recent primary.
The nomination was a rare oc­
casion as it was one ot the very
few times in the history of the
college that a sophomore has been
nominated for the presidency.
Howard also recently served on a
committee of 12 to re-write the
school constitution.
Plans Are Released for Sewerage
System and Disposal Plant Here
Questions About
City Government
Of primary interest to all cit­
izens in and around Cottage Grove
are plans for the new sewer sys­
tem and sewage disposal plant,
which will be constructed in the
next several years at an engineer’s
estimated cost of approximately
$400,000.00.
To finance this large project
’hat has been required by state
law for Cottage Grove and other
Oregon towns with antiquated
systems, persons will pay a sewer
service charge effective April 20.
The city council has passed an or­
dinance authorizing the chargee,
which will go into a sinking fund.
The council also has accepted as
a preliminary master plan the sur­
vey of Mr S. C. Watkins of A- D.
The City of Collane Grove whm Sawmill Conh i. n < «;n«i M.ichin-
Here is a circus tha* » dilf«r-i
Ai Cottage Grove High last
_
officially notified by letter this cry Ex|H>«ition which is expected «•nt, come opening night if there is (
The null of the Newbridge Lum- «4ek, 38 FFA members of the lo-
week from School District Num- to draw hundreds of IndciM-ndent not a ticket »old there I» a guar-
Cfcl chapter went to the annual
*
. .
her
«-W»-» Co., located
<S I’ VI UI
at VUI
Curtin,
Illi, was
w «»A de-
“
ber 45 that the property now the lumbermen and loggers from n .....» L...«
I r >
r*
moU*hed by fire .tarting near state convention of the Future
site of the federal housing project Western < iregon counties to n themselves
coming from 142 Scout noon Sunday.
-
An unofficial report Fbrmeni of America at the Ore­
The Junior Chamber of Com­
should be returned to the school two-day »essten in Portland on t roopx, Cub pack, and Senter Mald
the blaze origin.^ from a gon Vocational School in Klamath
merce
is this week publishing the
district by August 1, 1949.
April 30, May 1.
? r < unH*
4r>49 regi.-. hot cuninK ,on.h and gpread
Falls, Oregon, April 8 to 11.
questions listed last week and
Lloyd H. Griggs, chairman of
The conference, which Is tiring Tr»d
. nz-
r“P'd,Y ,o °‘her (tarts of the mill
The convention consisted of
such answers as have been collect­
the board of education for the staged in the National Guard Ar­
“ X ,ha' «^ort» to extinguish the about 800 members from all over
ed to date together with a number
school <liatrlct, said in his letter. mory by the Western Forest In-
ha!lw«y« «nd flames were futile. The mill at the state, of which the Cottage
of additional questions and facts
"According to the li'rmn of the dustricx Association, will devote, the basement while the
Curtin was operated for a number) Grove contingent was one of the
obtained from l«x:al residents.
lease, our west side property much discussion to the Granges
..t_ ___ *
.
.
I
i
- t is wit'h th "
i?V a.±“y ii,,Pd ' rillnd
of
Lumien
^t in nuX of
Whether or not a new petition is
-
representation.
should bo returned to us two years pr<>|M>scd 25c severance tax an« with the spirit "the »how must go Co , later by the Holly Lumber
~
The convention mainly consist- ON FRIENDSHIP VISIT submitted, the Jr. Chamber of
after the duration of the emer- the highly controwraial sustained
luxtaincd <>n .
_______ ' _.___ ,.
'
Co . a California concern who sold ed of general assemblies in the
Commerce believes that the en­
gency or July 1, 1949.
yield cooperative agreements in­ " Ind
you ever see a glow worm the plant to the Newbridge Realty morning, and the meetings of the
tire problem should be given care­
’
"W«' wish to notify you at this volving federal timber.
2(X)
feet
long
?
Well,
Cubmaster
Co.
Since
the
last
ownership
the
1
official delegates in the afternoon.
ful and full investigation arid
time that we would like to have
Merlin Bullard of Cub Pack 318 of : mil! has been operated as the The business that was carried on
again solicits the cooperation of
this property returnee) not later
Cottage Grove not only has seen Newbridge Lumber Co., owners wa« on a state-wide scope, in that
any civic minded persons who
than August I, 1949."
on«* but has captured one for com- being Joseph and Bill Greenback ■ they had a report on FFA activ-
have information, questions or
Also in connection with th«' f«*d-
ing
Saturday
evening
April
17
at
[of
San
Francisco.
| ¡ties during the past year, plans
opinions for or against the city
era! housing project last tnonth
7:30 p.m. 80 Cubs from pack 318
No estimate was Immediately for the following year, and the
manager plan The questions and
the city, through the office of Ben
will make appearance at McAr- available as to the total loss sus­ . election of next year's officers.
answers for this week are as fol-1 Watkin? h * M dford; Ore<on. Mr.
F. Heinz, city manager, wax nuti-
ihur Court in the Cub act of the tained by the mill fire, but it was
loWs.
. Watkins has spent the past few
fled by letter from th«* Public
The
two
official
delegates
which
Circus with their 200 foot long understood that the owners had
(i).Why should the city bother
a
and ™
Housing Administration in San
"glow worm". Not to be outdone $20,000 insurance on the plant and were appointed by the Cottage
with
an
airport?
*
n
rep
°
rt
* report on
Francisco, that, "For your infor­
Grove chapter were Ronald Chap-
will be th«* CUbs of Condon School plan to rebuild a smaller mill.
Ans. It .¿n't bothering with
'
mation the emergency dt'Clm«'«! to
tnan
and
Ralph
Hutchison.
Pack 319 with "Babe" the Blue
airport. The airport question is menr' of th
exist on September 8. 1939 has
While the officials met. the rest
Ox under t«»we. Cubmaster Bill
to be on the ballot by initiative '
™ J?
been determined to cense to exist
of
the
members
took
part
in
var
­
Scharen said it takes over 100
petition. It was considered by the and
master*** trcatm*"t plant
on July 25. 1947, which would in­
ious
recreations
such
as
swim
­
< ulw of th«1 pack to keep the crit­
City Council because it
dicate that th«' project should be
ming, bowling, basketball, and
ter in control. Not to mention 1
brought before the council by in-1
t t
,.v
removeil by July 25, 1919 in com­
other gym activities. Other activi­
terested citizens. At the Council
' T
, Yw SeWW
elephant, 2 monkeys, 1 giraffe, and
pliance with t h e terms of the
ties,
such
as
contests,
were
held
a pack of clowns coming al) the
meeting on February 16. 1948 the ! S in he N„rth^
contract. ."
there also. Of these contests, Ron­
way from Pack 333 of Edenbower
body adopted a “hands off policy
5 h" h**”
Rites
for
Leslie
Summer
Wicks,
In the meantime the city is con­
ald
Kenady's
team
won
second
near Roseburg.
after a strong plea by the city
,OWn, ha* Kro^*
61, well known r«*sident of the place in the state cattle judging
tinuing to maintain the project
(ircus officials are worried Row River community were held
and nuke repair and improve­
about the 1000 Cubs back stage from the Mills Mortuary yester­ contest.
ments. In a report sent to th«* 40
Also while at the convention,
when the Senior Scouts in act 2 day (Wednesday) at 2:30 p.m.
tenants this week by the city ,
rig up the breech«*s buoy demon- with the Rev. Frank Brown of­ the members were taken on a tour
manager It was indicated that
st rat ion and shoot a Sea Scout ficiating. Interment was in the of the Vocational school which
general re«ni«*»t» would be taken
down the Une and when the Air Sears cemetery with Cottage proved very instrumental and in-
care of These include speed limit DK FRANZ WEIDENREICH
tercsting to them in pertaining to
Scouts run in their airplane train-
manager as the present. In other (HSseX X** tO
“
in cnargc
charge or
of tne
the their
traffic signs, playground equip­ AT U. OF O.
work. Later on another tour,
tour.
er an«l their nowerful m(«i..| fIv .r. Grove
, AF&AM m
meir work
words the council determines the XTt^t
with
e"^-1
I
a\ ,h‘\ k’-aveside
j they were taken to the Tule Lake
ment, screens, rat abatement, con­
policy — of
the city “ and
the luica
rules UI
un-
^Tter
h Sy
‘n *
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. with motors aroar. Says, Bob
■
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"V*
I-
tinued graveling of streets, provid­
Mr. Wicks died suddenly Sun- region to study the cattle, types
Christner, chairman of the Cub
Eugene,
April 13 I
der which the manager is to work. master plan, we have in moat
day
at
his
home
in
the
Row
River
of
homes,
and
methods
of
farming
ing wood box covers and planning
act "How we going to get them in
i The manager must carry on all cases been forced to use it simply
for periodic clean-up «lays Other "Tremls in Evoluì ion' and "Evo costume with all the excitement"? section. He was born July 2. 1886, in that area.
SI
’he routine management of the as a sanitary sewer and to put in
individual requests will lx- taken lotion of the Brain" arc the topics After the Cub act which is num- in Iowa and was married to Avan-
The boys slept in the Marine!
separate sewers for storm pur­
to
lx*
discusseli
by
city
affairs.
Fl
anz
care of as they come in.
poses.”
ber 3 all Cutis wil) move up into elle Whitlock in Eugene May 29. barracks at the school, and “ate
<3». Why are the streets not
In announcing Hint 10-milc per Wcidenrcich, noted authority on the south balcony to watch the 1926. He had lived in this section army style” as one of them said.
The report also states that a
kept clean ?
hour s|>ced limit signs had lieen human laileontology, when hi* ap- rest of the show.
for th«* past fifty y«*ars and wçs
The convention was a great
great deal of ground water infil­
|a*arx
on
the
University
of
On-gon
(Continued
on
page
2)
ordered, the city manager cau­
To make things lively and to foreman in trucks maint«>nanée succès»,” stated E. L. Clark. ad-
trates into the system because
tioned. however, that safety rule» campus April 20 an«! 21 for the demonstrate the things Scouts can for the Row River Lumber Cb. visor, “as it was a good thing for
sewers have been laid using con­
annual
Condon
Lectures,
«|«in-
He
was
a
veteran
of
the
first
Ute
boys."
ware up to |>atents, who should
do Scouter George DeBell heads
crete or vitrified clay pipe with
WEARING
keep children out of the streets xorvd by the Condon ix-ctureship the minor events demonstrations work! wsr and was a member of
"Junior Mi»»”
not too much care being taken
ot
the
Oregon
State
System
of
the
Collage
Grove
M
ommuc
Uxtgy
He said that playground equip­
fashion
Iloilywixxi'*
Margaret
In event No TThNudfng fire by
m making up tight joint». The in­
Higher
Education.
Dr
Wciden
­
‘OUrteR 1« shown London with
ment had been ordered nnd should
flint an«l steel, fire by friction,
filtration, while net serious, has
Surviving are his widow; two
lx* install«'«! by June, nnd that rcich is currently connected with wall scaling, tug-o-war. knot ty­
Gay Ixinsdale Hands, daughter ot
been inadequate for storm flow,
■»-»■■.
lienchea would lx* provide«! f o r tin- American Museum of Natural ing. rop<- climbing and first aid. sons. Eston of Klamath Fall»-and A
Richard Hands, famous aircraft
the report adds.
History,
New
York
Funeral
services
were
held
to
­
Richard at home. Three brother"
parents sujiervising play |x*riods.
designer. The little film star and
Trqop No. 47 of DeLake all the Mile»
As far as sewage disposal is con­
Wicks of Creswell, Alvis and . " "I llel LBvl
Also on April 16 Donald Dickey,
her mother are visiting Europe day for Frank Franklin Parker, cerned, the report says, 'The time
way from Lincoln county will put
at Mills Mortuary at 2:00 o’clock
Raymond,
both
of
Disston
route;
i
rat abatement service man. will I
where
Margaret
is
making
prepar
­
on a sjiecia) first aid demonstra • two sisters. Mrs. Fairy Wtxxlson
Isaac Stern, 27-year old violin­ ations for a “Friendship Train for and interment was at Wilbur, has come when this disposal of
Visit the project to abate rats nnd 1
ist
whose performance of the < hildren." Tons of candy bars are Oregon. The Rev. Frank Brown raw sewage directly into the
Iva
mice.
stream cannot be rontinued. . . .
music in last year's film "Humor­ expected to be sent to European officiated.
cuses will compris«* act No. 6 un-
‘______
esque” brought him to attention children next Christmas. (Inter­
Mr. Parker passed away Tues­ The sewage treatment plant ca­
der the gun of Skeet Manerud. B
_
of millions, will be the next artftt national).
day, April 13, at his home, 300 pacity will have to be larger than
At a regular meeting of the city Act No. 7 will bring a pioneering
presented in Eugene by the Civic
t North Ninth street, at the age of would be necessary, if this heavy
'♦ero-not preseat.”
council Monday evening, ordin- and camping scene as troops make
Music Assn. His recital is sched­
73 years. He was born January 30, infiltration
Rather than go over the Entire
ance No. 1290. providing for a camp» all over the court floor as *
uled for Sunday at 4 p.m. in Mc­
1875 at Oakland, Oregon, and had
Arthur Court.
special election wns approved at in a natural camp and construct
resided in Oregpn his entire life, system making joints tight, which
> qx*n house for Adilins and Jef­ the date set on May 11th. T%* their signa) towers and bridges. I
Stern, the only major violinist
coming to Cottage Grove four would be costly, or turn the pres­
The Boy Scout Council In bring-
On Monday. April 19th, voters who is exclusively American-
ferson school» will b<* held 'riday proposition to be voted on is to
I years ago. He was married to ent system into a storm system
evening, April 16, beginning »» authorize n tax levy of $18.088 17 ing the Circus back to our annual included in the Rural School Dis- trained. has lived in San Francis­
Ethel May Spear at Divide, June which is impossible because thè
7:30.
over the si* |x r cent limitation for activities does .so as a means of | Met. wil) go to the polls, from 8 co since he was one year old. He
9, 1900. He was a member of the system is not of sufficien size and
The two sixth grades have pre­ the ensuing fiscal year July 1, acquainting the general public *o 9 o'clock p.m. in all districts ex- began studying the violin at eight,
Methodist church and IOOF lodge proper location, the engineer re­
pared a short Mexican Fiesta. Th«* 1948 to June 30. 1919 The ordin­ with Scouting interests and skills./ept Union High School Districts made his public debut at eleven. '
at Sutherlin and was the second commends that the present *y».
program is plann«*d to give par- ance also provide» polling places The past several weeks have been [ «nd from 2 to 7 p.m. in Union and proceeded to appear as soloist
Springfield Plywood Corp, bid a _ child in a family of 12 children. tern be used as a sanitary system.
ents nnd visitors nn idea of unit and the appointment of election busy for those units entering this High School Districts, to vote on with the San Francisco Symphony- total of $7,267 for 1,175,000 board His parents were pioneers, coming Then as rapidly as possible put
. In
major activity, A family ticket ad- ’be question of exceeding the 6% under Pierre Monteux.
work as it is studi«*d in social officials.
feet of timber located on the Bo- across the plains by wagon.
from
and 041 l°o«e
Survivors
include his ___
widow
studies, art, and music.
Warren Hansen prcsent«*d an mits the entire family for the limitation by $968.285.20.
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_ and chances of ^orm3^ » ,y*te,n Ml
Sincc then he has played in hernia district of the Umpqua Na-
Last year the 120 rural districts Town Hall, Carnegie Hall, with tional Forest, east of Cottage ’he following
fniinuM^«
«uiix_ r_______
The program will lx* given in application for a storagi* plant price of one. We recommend you
children:
Lawrence «nances of storm water entrance.
the cafeteria of Jefferson begin­ on lots 1 and 2, block three, save this date and if you do not voted on individual district levies every major American symphony, Grove, in a timber auction here °f Richmond, California. M« .u e report recommends that
ning at 7:30. It will lx* presented Mead's addition to Cottage Grove, have a ticket already call on the combined, to exceed the 6% limi- and extensively in Australia anti Friday, M. M. Nelson, forest su- Golda
~
Wickham of Eugene,
i
**
Beulah Malin of Las Vegas. Ne- cted^t
U
ln'
to the public throughout the eve­ authorizing the mayor and other Scout or Cub nearest you. He has tation by $745.728.52. The increase the Pacific* area. His Eugene ap­ pervisor. reported.
one.
।
is
due
to
several
major
causes:
ning every 15 to 20 minutes. This committees to sign the same.
pearance will mark a stop on his
The Springfield company outbid vada; Mrs. Lois Files. Santa Rosa,
From this immediate conynun- ' growing enrollments, additional sixth continental concert tour.
^7 ¿a^r’ iJTJ"
should offer nil visitors an op|x>r-
The council receive«! a petition
the W. D. and T. A. Lumber Co. California; t wo grandchildren,
ity
participating
are
Troop
18.
teachers,
operating
costs,
in
­
tunity of viewing the program, for closing .South 5th and Madison
of Cottage Grove and the Row Miss Kay Godley of Eugene and «ot and
’ Chl°ri"'
There «ill tic a schedule showing avenue front 5th to 1st street for Cottage Grove, Pack 318, Cottage creased cost of essentials for oper- VOTERS MUST REGISTER
River Lumber Co. of Dorena in Delwin Parker of Richmond. Cal-
ating, more class-room space and BY APRIL 20TH
ifornia; also brothers and sisters, tailed dwcrinGn^ r W'^ * d*’
what time each performance will log hauling was received and re­ Grove.
the sale. Nelson said.
'
' state standards that must be met.
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X;: '=• Hir Fa­
be given.
ferred to the street committee.
Prices offered by
the successful
April
20th
is
the
deadline
for
In order to receive the Basic
The Junior Safety Patrol will
H. C. Rose, own«*r of the Cot-
bidder included: $6 50 per thous-
registration
in
the
May
21st
pri
­
School Support money, schools
serve as guides in directing the tag«* Grove Ice Works. s|x>ke
ro <«
must be declared standard. At the mary. Voters who have changed board feet of Douglas fir; $6 per
public to various displays.
against the sewer charge which is
their
names
since
the
last
election
present time 8 schools in the Rur­
Miss Margaret Leum i.s chair- effective April 20th. Chas. E.
M for an unestimated amount of
The report also speaks of the
al School District have been de­ or have moved from one precinct sugar pine, $3.45 per M for an un-
< man of the program committee, Miller, city building inspi'ctor, ap­
to
another
or
expect
to
vote
for
i • Working with her are Mrs. Ruth peared before th«* council nnd re­
Mrs. Stewart Carlson wishes clared non-standard and 9 have the first time must register.
estimated amount of western red
Bradford. Social Studies instruc­ lated some of the difficulties in to announce that any parent in- been declared conditionally stand-
Local registrars have been busy cedar; $1.30 per M for 65,000 feet land.
courses in swampy places, the en-
tor and Miss Lila Graham, art In­ enforcing the city building code. terested in belonging to a Parent-
recently
registering a number of of hemlock and other merchant­
¡gmeer says these should be kept
In order to operate the schools
structor.
able
species.
The legal process wns clarified by Teachers Association should meet
new voters. According to Mrs.
| up and that no person should be
the city attorney. City Manager [ at th«* Jefferson school lunchroom ; in Lane County in the Rural Meri King the registration thus
Terms of the sale provide that
allowed to fill up the water course
A<*(TDENT VICTIM
Heinz told the conci! he would Tuesday. April. 20, at 8:00 p.m. j School District for the coming
the
Springfield
company
shall
pay
far has run about three to one
I without providing a ditch or other
HOSPITALIZED
contact the county court regard­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fleming will i school year, it is necessary to vote
democratic. Voters may register $58.50, at the rate of 5 cents per
Virgil C Douglas 39 of Port !Sha"nel eLsewhe«*- These natural
Dick Cherry is a patient in the ing aid in financing a d u m p assist in organizing the group if i the above.
with Mrs. Meri King at Rodman's thousand feet of timber cut, for 1 Ju
u
01 Hort-; drainage courses would take
Coos Bay hospital with a broken ground.
enough interest is shown on the
land,
has been appointed as fire I of a lot nf th« ct«~„ 0
slash
removal,
and
$936,
at
the
or with Mrs. Max Bird at 1112
P. D. G. PLANT SALE
chief for Cottage Grove to succeed
h^l s an5 reU^. ih
vertebrae in his neck as a result
Maynard Wilson, representing part of the parents.
rate
of
80
cents
per
thousand,
for
Th«* P. D. G. Garden club will South Sixth Street.
Thon
Kan™,
^hn
h««
___
lne
niIls
and relieve the — sewer
of a car accident last «wk on the J I). Wilson, asked for permission
Theo Kangas, who has been ruled
Mrs. King will have her office timber stand improvement.
hold its spring plant sale Satur­
system, according to the survey.
Coos Bay-North Bend highway. In to operate punch boards within
—Roseburg News Review. ineligible due to his moving out­
Orlo Bagley, with the .Daugh- day. April 17, at the Mt. States open at 701 Main until 8:00 p.m
The report also says that Silk
the same accident Rex Adams was the city limit. After some dis- erty Piling Co., left yesterday on
side the city limits.
Tuesday for registering.
Creek Is badly choked with brush
badly cut about the head and face cussion%it was moved that the a business trip to eastern points. Power office, from 9 a. m. to 5
HANKINS
CHAIRMAN-
Mr. Douglas, whose appoint­
and debris and that a cleaning-up
and it took over one hundred punch board ordinance stand as He will attend a wood preservers p. m.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, ment by City Manager Ben F.
VIRGIL NEWTON. RONALD
They
expect
to
have
many
would assist in its carrying ca­
Stitches to .close the wounds. Two is, which as we understand it al­ convention in St. Paul, Minn., be­
Eugene,
April
14
(Special)
Rob-
Heinz
was
approved
at
Monday's
plants of different varieties as HUNT ENLIST IN NAVY
pacity and relieve flood conditions
other passengers escaped without lows punch boards.
I ert Hankins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
fore returning home.-
they have in the past.
Virgil Alfred Newton, son of Glen O. Hankins, Lorane Route, council session, will take up his occurring near the West city
injury.
The council also accepted the
duties May 1 at a salary of $275.00 limits.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Newton.
report of the planning commission
Cottage Grove, is co-chairman of per month. He served from 1935 to
,
Black
Butte
route,
and
Ronald
which amends ordinance No. 1270,
MRS. ROSA CURRIN
Lee Hunt, son of Mrs. Carolyn the sign committee for Mothers’ 1942 with the Portland fire de­
rezoning from residential to ccn-
Weekend which will be held May partment as fire fighter and act­
PAINFULLY HURT
Hunt, Black Butte, enlisted in the 7. 8. and 9 on the University of
। trai commercial, four lots off
ing Junior Captain. He served as
i
U.
S.
Navy
at
Portland
April
7th.
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1
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«1
Illi,
Mrs. Rosa Currin, 87, a resident [Washington and Fifth streets.
Oregon campus. The three day a fire chief in operational over-
ottage
Grove
will
lx»,
host
to
|at
9:30
a.m.
with
op«'ning
remarks
p
'
r
Ril
will
attend
the
Navy
School
of South Sixth Street was pain- !
- -
—
Gilbert E. Rosenwald Jr., man.
the Water oWrks Operators Con-1
Mayor H. A. Hagen. Also on '
Radio, under the high school1 event will be held in conjunction seas army duty in England from
fully hurl Inst night ntxiut 8:00 HOSPITAL FUND
with the Junior Weekend festiv­ 1943 to 1945, and from 1946 ager of the Dulien Steel Products
ference of Lane and North Doug-
morning program will be a ’raining program, upon comple- ities.
p.m. while crossing the street to AUCTION SALE
to 1947 was assistant fire chief Co., of Seattle, announced hero
mm. summary of water supply and [’i°n of recruit training. They will
the home of a neighbor when I Definite date of the Auction r las counties n Aoril 22 in u the coun
Hankins is a sophomore busi­ and drill instructor at the Port- Thursday afternoon that his com­
'iSanitary Authority laws and reg-[ receive their basic training at the
struck by a car. Mrs. Currin suf- Sale has been set by the Junior
land Army Air Base. Here he was pany would have about 359,000
. '
1 ? ° *l’e city hall.
uiations and a round table dis-j U. S. Naval Training Center, San [ ness administration major.
fered cuts about the face, but [Chamber of Commerce Auction
given an official efficiency rating feet of good used lumber to give
Among those invited to attend cussion of wate? department rules, »iego. California.
managed to escape without
...1.any Committe«* on May 15, 1918.
O. K. RUBHER WELDERS
of "Excellent” by the Civil Service to farmers free. Thia company
iv
W
«uperintendents. AUS. Forest Service film. ‘Life i
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broken bones, according to a pre-| Wo are asking your cooperation city
INSTALL RECAP MACHINES
Commission.
engineers, private water «ys- Blood of the Land ", will lx- shown 'JAYCEE PAPER DRIVE
purchaser of the Durable Fir mill
llmlnary report. She was able to in making this sale a success. In tern owners, municipal govern-
Glenn Weeldreycr of the O. K.
The war department on March at Dorena, has disposed of the mill
Luncheon will be served at n«»on APRIL 35TH
walk after the accident, It was making this sale a success you from .hf '? n s nnd sanHariHns 1’he Rainbow Cafe. The confer-
Rubber Welders at 8th and the 4, 1947 rated him for federal em­ machinery and has left a lot of
The Junior Chamber of
said.
are bringing our hospital to more from the two areas as well — --------- - -
I merce is ««mu«
vnamuer
or Com- highway announced Monday that ployment, eligible to hold the posi­ used lumber from the docks and
HeZkn
Æ
reconvene
at
I
p.m.
for
sponsoring
another
Mrs. Harold Hicks, driver of the of a reality.
paper he had installtMl two new electric
.
,,
,.
' '
,hc n demonstration by City Engineer drive to be held Sundav April truck tire recapping machines, tion of »ire chief or assistant fire sheds, consisting of 4x4, 6x6. 3x12
car, traveling north was held
V.
, .
„„
You _ ....
may
call the ___
numbers
as seX
chief anywhere in the United and 4x12. The lumber at the last
J
rT‘’- L W O01"" of meter mainten- 25th. The location of the paper
blameless by police. The accident | follows 327, 617, or 101L for in­
which will add to his recapping States or its possessions.
report was going faat.
Ridged
depOt
wH1
be
announced
next facilities. This new equipment will
victim wns said to have been st ructions as to the disposition of
The
city
received
11
applica
­
Farmer» wanting the lumber
g uams anil tin U. b. forest be
followed
bv
a
trm
to
Dorena
wook
......
___
be followed by a trip to Dorena week. Newspapers nnd mngnzines make the O. K. Rubber Welders
wearing dark clothes and the rain the saleable merchandise you wish Service.
tions, none of which were local.
can call at the old mill site, where
The
session
will
get
underway
EnT
‘
he
C
°
t,agC
Gr
°
VC
i
Undled
made vision difficult.
to donate to this cause.
shop as modern as any in the
Mr. Douglas is married and has a company representative is sta*
tied securely.
state.
two children.
tioned,
Leslie S. Wicks
Rites Yesterday
S
'i
Fran
eily
r;
Parker
Isaac Stern Hext
Dn UKVICl B ICT
Open House at
Grade School 16th
Special Election
Date May 11th
Kurai Schools to
Unfa Anrll 1041»
II AWR
On 6% Limitation
Springf’ld Plywood
Corporation Gets
Bohemia Timber
Parent-Teacher
Association to Be
Organized Here
Virgil C. Douglas
New Fire Chief
Water Works Conference to Be
Held at Council Chambers 22nd
’ ““
Offered Farmer.»