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The Kentiael, Cottage Grove, Oregoa
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May 6 GlIGSt Nita
--------------- —J** Dorena Grange
«mro. May IS, IMS ;
JOE BEAVER
by Ed Nofilg«
Fall Brings
Death
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MANY V1NITORN
AT CALDWELL HOME
iCreswell; William 1*. Fortuna.
¡California; Percy R, Gaston; and
Sidney J. Clifton, XL, 145 N. I .Sidney A . Scotia. California
St.. di«i May 8 in Gaston, Oregon
Also surviving' arc sixteen
az a result of injuries sustained in trandchlldren and eight great
a
grandchildren.
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umii ~ a
Funeral «enlcrM were nt the
t m 1 ?Il taniMown Mo. Clif-S|nj|h KuncrM| ch
, Tut.»tUv.
his fam 1V m
""h
*“h Interment
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Surviving are |n (h|. mOF-Maaonic tvmrt«»
liis widow. Jennie, and seven chll-
Rev. Ikinald Ikilenmn officiât«!
dien: Orvill« N. of Berkeley. Cali­
fornia; Chester H. of Lodi. Call-
W «siding Announcements nod
forni«; Mrs Hazel Blackmore of
Forest Grove; Mm Ethel Runyan, i Invitations
The Sentinel.
Mr. and Mr«. Norman Vun Note
(Shirley Arne)
of Seal tie, Wash, and Mr. and
Thursday, May 6. was Dorena
Mrs. Herman Van Note of Mid­
Grange's night for guests. Head­
toon. Ill, stayed during the |M<»t
ing the list, was Allen Wheeler,
week end at the home of I xhi I»
who as guest speaker, spoke on
Caldwell and hi« mother.
t h e county manager plan. He
They also visited at the home«
outlined and explained briefly the
of
Harry Skelton and Harold
plan and answered questions put
Glalsyer.
' forth by the Grange members.
On Sunday the K. P. Caldwell
Also present was Mrs. Mildred
family of !a*banon and the (leorge
Norman, state Grange deputy,
Willoughby family of Sweet Home
who spoke about Stat»1 Grange to
also
visited the Caldwell home.
' be held in Astoria, June 7 to 11.
She stressed the importance of
Granges sending delegates to the
: conference. Mr. and Mts. Omer
I Patton of Hebron Grange were
, also present and each sjxike
! briefly.
Gt O R G « «•
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Home Economics club will meet
with Mrs. Frank Bradford, on
Wednesday. May 19. Lorane HEC
is invited to attend this meeting.
Th»* serving committee for next
meeting will b«' Mr. and Mrs. Mar­
vin Ponton. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Burrell; and Mr anil Mrs. Claude
' Arne. Proceeds from the two
quilts raff!«! off by the HEC
amounted to $40. Th«' quilts were
• won by Ed Sherrill anil Mrs. Ken­
neth Kienzle.
A Play Festival will be held at
the Row River club hall. May 15.
Plays will bi' presented by junc­
tion City. Creswell and Dorena
¡Grangi's Dorena Grange members
46 Sooth 6th
II you insist on chewing up th« woods, how obout being o ¡little
Phone 3
are asked to bring sandwiches, pie.
useful and bit« this big on« down for m«?"
pickles and punch. Coffee will also
be furnished. Th»> public is invited.
The Youth Group announced subscriptions and renewals to the to be taking the whooping cough.
I that they art' to exemplify the Sentinel.
Mrs. E M McEwen left Sumiay
first and second degret's at Goshen
Thursday, the pre-school young­
May 12. A party will be given for sters, those W’ho will attend school afternoon for Portland. She will
NORTH
SOUTH
the graduates on May 13, by the next year, will visit London grade return Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wadi' Mosby of
non-graduating members of ‘he scliool.
From
To
Departure
From
Departure
To
OVERHAULIMG THE OFFICE TIGHTWAD
Cascadia visit«! and had Sunday
youth group, at the.club hall. It
Friday
the
London
Sth
graders
breakfast
with
Mr.
and
California
Mrs.
was announced that Shirley Arne
12:09 AM
Port lami
Portlnml
143 A M.
< ‘ahfornin
was winner of the Lane County will visit Cottage Grove high Harry Stump.
school.
('nlifornia
2:30 A M
Port bind
Port lami
3 47 A M.
Youth Group contest.
Ifodw.... In
London Sth grade graduation is FAMILY IN HOSPITAL
A brief Mother's Day program
s
1
California
5 44 A M.
Portland
Portlnml
a r* a m .
< 'nlifornia
was presented by Ellen Sherill, May 20. School is out the 21st.
Quincy Coop. 40.' of Cottag«'
lecturer. Highlighting the pro­
There is a baseball game Wed­ Grove and his three children were
('<4tage Grove
•7:05 A M.
Eugene
Port Intuì
«12 A M.
< ‘nlifornia
gram was the presenting of flow­ nesday with Latham at Latham hospitalized over the week end
■
ers to Mrs. George Layng, the 1 school.
Cottage Grove
with what was believ»*d to be iome
•8:50 A M.
Eugene
Eugene
•6:50 A M.
Cottagi' Grove
oldest mother present, and to Mrs.
Primary election will be held sort of fowl poisoning.
Roseburg
9 35 A M
Franklin Stewart, t h e youngest .May
.
Portland
Eugene
21 at London 4-H clubhouse,
•8:40 A M.
< ’«dtage < ¡rove
Mr. Coop and his daughters,
mother present.
It is no longer necessary to Dorothy May, Malva, and Frank's,
< 'nlifornia
10:03 A M.
Eugeni'
Portland
9 43 A M
Roacliurg
rough it to go fishing. Folding were admitted to the Sacred
<
'oos
R
m
chairs may be seen on the Cot­ Heart hospital in Eugene. The
11:08 A M.
Eugen«'
Eugen«'
•11:20 A M
Cottage Grove
Mrs. Roy Edde at Blackbutte is tage Grove lake bank as fishermen
Ÿ
children
are
report«!
by
their
phy
­
Cot tag«' Grove
•12:01 PM
Eugene
Portlnml
and women relax and await a nib­
giving a Stanley party May 13.
11:50 A M
< ‘nlifornia
sician to be improving.
Mrs. Audrey Fletcher has given ble of the wily catfish.
Medford
12:09 P M
Portland
Portlnml
1:22 P M
Roacliurg
up the Journal route. The paper
Ralph Gilham is passing cigars
will be continued by daily mail for his new baby daughter born Shriner 4»-er — Sat., at Armory
Roseburg
1:17 PM
Portland
Portland
3:07 P M
Coon Bay
with a carrier on Sunday until a May 3. Mrs. Gilham and baby
full time carrier is available.
( 'alifornia
came home Saturday morning.
1 20 P M
Portland
Portland
4 11 PM
Medford
Lorraine Workman and Jerry
Laveta Abeene was given a wed­
Roseburg
4:39 P M
Hotchkiss from Woodburn and ding shower Friday. May 7. at the
poi fiumi
Portland
4:51 PM
California
Falls City are visiting their sister ■ Ivan Abeene home. Laveta plans
California
4 52 P M
Portland
Portlnml
6 16 PM
and aunt. Mrs. Al Fletcher.
Roseburg
to be married in June.
Mrs. Nora Henderson is home
Woodard log trucks are hauling
California
8:36 P M.
Port lumi
Port lami
7:29 P M.
< ‘nlifornia
from an extended visit with her down the new right-of-way as far
daughter at Lorane.
as the lake.
Red Woods
8:52 PM.
Portland
Portland
12 2 : \ M
LOUISE WALTHER
f 'nlifornia
S. Thomas Clark gave the Moth­
Mrs. C. A. Riggs had a fall re­
rh.
116Y,
Cottage
Grove
ers Day service at London Church cently in her kitchen but was un­
* Locals, No Service on Sunday.
Affiliated with the
(of Christ Sunday.
injured except for bruised knees.
EUGENE ACCORDION
Mr. and Mrs. George Bales >nd
Just look at her! Yesterday she had me crying me eyes out.
It is reported the cougar was
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry of killed early last week near the
CENTER
She said her old mother was being evicted, her sister's six
Cottage Grove attended church in Bien Banton place.
Ph. 4817-R, Eugene, Oregon
Jack and Virginia Kelly
8th and Main
kids are starving, and then she slung on her new platinum
Phone 97
London Sunday.
Mrs. J i m Quigley of Cottage ..
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mink coat and waltzed out—leaving me her lunch check!
Mrs. Bob Collins and children of Grove visited her mother, Mrs. R.
I1
। Roseburg are visiting Mr. »nd W Beatty. Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Raisor for a few days.
Dorothy Murry was given a
Al Fletcher is driving a new car. baby shower Thursday, May 6, at
Jimmy Banton came home by the Inez Kramer place by Mabel
FOR CUT-RATE PRICES
bus Monday evening on furlough Powell and Eleanor Remington.
632 MaJS
Ph 244
until May 22. He will attend the
E. M. McEwen and J. E. Banton
- ■ -c~ '• y '___________________ _______________________________ । w«iding of his sister, Mary Anne. are building on the George Suth­
erland house.
T^Gai^ Roby win accept new
The S. T. Clark family visited
Santa Clara Sunday.
Bill Barkemeyer injured his
hand while working at Young­
"Lane county government has not broken down.
blood’s mill last week when he
It
is not now and never has been shot through with
caught his finger in the power-saw
graft. It is run by honest, hard-working citizens. Its
chain.
principal weakness is the system of taxation set up
R a y Riggs, formerly of this
by state law not producing the money to get things
community, has sold out in Cot­
done. Changing to a county manager will not affect
tage Grove and moved Sunday to
Junction City.
the tax situation nor produce any more income to
Walter Allen and family, high-
maintain roads, schools or any other governmental
climber from Springfield and Al­
functions. The manager will bring more taxes just
T1"' LANE COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR DE
bert Black and family of Cottage
as he has in every city under managership.”—
MOCRACY
wna formed April 6 to prevent Iona of
Grove moved last week to Wood­
Springfield News.
voter control of the county.
ard's Blaekbutte camp.
.Members of the Executive Committee include
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cantwell
leading residents of the county.
and son of Leaburg spent Satur- I
“The general reaction to the iden is that we might
They are:
day night with Mr. and Mrs. E M I
be inviting another Pendergast scandal with the
McEwen. The baby was thought I
Chairman. Elwin McCormack
adoption of the manager plan, since the affairs of
Secretary, Lewis Hoffman
the county would be turned over to a manager and
Treasurer, Jack Hatton
he could in turn be influenced by a small ‘clique’
F!
r
Hicks,
Democratic Committee
who would attempt to run the county affairs.”—
U;
Springfield News
Cottage Grove Sentinel.
W. H. Lynwi, Eagles
Clarence Urey, Vet lender
Frank Reid, Local Attorney
Kenneth Kienzle, Pomona Gi range Master
‘‘Everytime the voters surrender an elective pub­
Max Nielson, Junction City
lic office to appointment, democracy loses a count. ' ’
John Wells, Cottage Grove
—Springfield News.
Ray McInnis, labor
Paul Plank, Young Democrat
Max Simpson, Young Republican, Junction City
Clara Currey, Eugene
z
‘‘It is the right of any group of citizens to present
Al Clements, lumberman
a plan for better government to the will of the peo­
Nielsen, Junior Chamlser of Commerce
ple. However any program which tends to take
Jim McKay, Culp Creek
government further from the electorate and to cen­
Ed Starr, Springfield
Farmer Halo, Elk Prairie
tralize that government in an appointed authority
Janie Thomfison, Eugene
is un-democratic. Efforts to effect such a change
Ed Boehnke, Republican Committee
are unquestionably siibversize in themselves.” —
F. D. Petzol, Eugene
x
Junction City Times, March 3, 1948.
Ernest E. Schrenk, Creswell
Cal Young, Eugene
iMJ®
' P. M. Morse, surveyor
>
Mrs. R. S. Bryson
‘‘It has been proven that part-time supervision
Virgil Lyles, Veneta
does not work. Adequate study can not be, given to
R. F. Thom, Junction City
'
the problems of the int ricate government of today.
H. C. Wheeler, Goshen
’
Kenneth Nielsen, Bailey Hill
Adequate check can not be maintained on the activ­
^..Mar’ln, Cottage Grove Sentinel
.
ities
of
the
manager
by
a
‘
sometimes
board
’
.
The
Thil met photograph of the tiller mechaniun,
C. L. McKinley, Junction City Times
’.
with hood removed, »hows the revolving tinee
result is separation of the voter from his govern­
which break up end mix aoil. fertilizer end or-
ment.
”
—
Eugene
Spokesman.
sanic matter to full tillafe depth
anti
Il P PU ES
LET HIS RECORD SPEAKi
• Co-op and Larrow Seeds
• All Brands of Garden and Lawn
Seeds
Also
• Groceries and Vegetables
• Free Delivery
El mwH
[ xperünci
I «CROMW olSU -ÌB MH
Lane Cooperative Warehouse
NEW BUS SCHEDULE
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
LONDON
Accordion
Instruction
and Rentals
PACIFIC GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
LANE COUNTY NEWSPAPERS WHO KNOW LANE COUNTY BEST
SAY
Loose Leaf Supplies—all kinds. The Sentinel.
NO TO MANAGER PLAN
LEADING COUNTY CITIZENS
SAY "NO
CWVMTW
Chrysler »4 Plymouth
¿MS
And Don’t Forget
9* Çee4 ßeji P m / mh 4 ¿ÿ MTOTHltR
lOWU TILLIS OF A HUHOltD USISI
No wop can be «ny better than the teed bed that feeds
it. And no other type of tool can make seed beds as fine,
M rich, and as moisture-conserving as this rotary tiller.
Hera are the reasons.
Only this modern method breaks up and pulverizes
both soil and humus and mixes them so uniformly,
ras h i ng a rich mulch just as shallow or as deep as you
want it. It works io the driest, hardest soils, or io
ground too gummy to yield to the plow. It makes a finer
surface mulch, capable of absorbing and retaining
mouture. It does ail of this in one simple operation
SS’VStZT'th a1/^ “pki" th* "“"V •^hionai
uses, both with and without venous speciallv-desisned
h SSST u U"
ROT0TIUER-p"*« Tiller of a
At
McCOY MOTORS
6th & Wash.
Phone 64
Cottage Grove
HANSEN BROS
5th and Washington
Outboard Motors
Phone 760
‘‘We believe the voters are still capable of picking
efficient county officials and a county court of ex­
perienced executives with sound judgment from our
own public-spirited citizenry. Let’s not discount
democracy.”—Springfield News.
LANE COUNTY HAS NO BONDED
OR WARRANT DEBT
PROPOSED MANAGER PLAN
SUBSTITUTES DICTATORSHIP FOR
DEMOCRACY — DON ’T BE FOOLED I
VOTE 305 NO