The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, December 21, 1950, Image 15

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* Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE (¡HOVE, LANE COUNTY, OHEUONTHUHSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950
NUMBER 20
FLASH!
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Flood Waters Are Released From Dams
To Provide Storage Space in Reservoirs
The level of Dorena bike rose
to within a foot of the top of the
spillway of the dam during the
recent fhsxl of Oct 2H-3I when
parts of Eugene, Glenwood, and
Springfield were under water.
This inhumation was contained
in a letter received by the Sen­
tinel recently from Col. D. S.
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E. E. SMITH
Phone B47JX
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Burns, district engineer, corps of
engineers, U. S. Army.
¡Hiring the |M*ak of the flood
period the amount of water re­
leased through the dam was ap­
proximately 3,200 cubic feet jmt
si-cond, Burns said Water enter-
Ing the reservoir was several times
that amount, however, and a large
volume of the floodwater was
stored, substantially reducing the
downstream stages
By the time the flood receded,
the [mol hud reached a jmint less
than n foot from the spillway
crest.
"Hid the reservoir release been
cut off completely, "(.'«I. Burns
stated, ' ‘the |M.il would have risen
higher and water would have gone
over the spillway This condition
win avoided by releasing a normal
discharge which, as far as in
known, was within banks and non-
damaging along the Row river be­
low Ixircna Dam."
During the major flood season,
which lasts from the middle of No-
wmber to the end of January,
Ixith Cottage Grove and .Dorena
reservoirs arc maintained at mini­
mum | mx >| except when they are
being regulated for flood control.
Of the total storage of 33,000
acrc-f<«t at Cottage Grove reser-!
Voir, 3,(XX) acre-feet is considered ।
minimum pool, leaving 30,(XX) feet
In which to store flood waters. At
Dorena reservoir the capacity lx1
77,5(X) acre-feet, with 7,(XX) ax |
minimum poo). Thus there re- I
mains 70,500 acre-feet for flood .
waters.
"Following a flood," Col. Bums
continued "the stored fkxxlwatcrs
are evacuated as rapidly ax down­
stream conditions permit consis­
tent with the basic requirement
that flows lx* maintained within ।
banks. Purpose of this evacuation
is to prepare the reservoir for pos­
sible additional fhxxls because as
is well known a series of storms
<M-casionally passes over the Wil­
lamette Valley at relatively close
intervals.”
Both historical and recent fkxxls
have been studied to develop the
most effei-tive regulation procedur­
es. Col. Burns' letter said Studies
arc lx*ing continued, and modifi­
cations may be made from time to
time in the existing .schedules to
refine reservoir regulation tech-
niques.
Birth Announcements
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Take care of all those last-minute gift needs at one stop —we have
lasting gifts for everyone —here are a few helpful suggestions.
GIFTS FOR WOMEN
GIFTS FOR MEN
Band Saw
Electric Drill */2 in.
Hand Tool Grinder
Sunbeam
Electric Shaver
Casting Rod
Combination Rod
Salmon Rod
Salmon Reel
Tackle Box
Pocket Knife
Tool Box
Bill Fold
Disston Hand
Jack Plane
68.95
43.75
4.50
24.50
4.00
11.00
12.50
7.90
2.39
1.50
12.95
98
Saw 10.25
6.98
GIFTS FOR GIRLS
GIRS FOR BOYS
Pocket Knife
Flashlight
Wrist Watch
Pocket Watch
Rifle
Scout Hatchet
Wagon
Air Rifle
Electric Train
Sled
Scout Knife
Logging Trkck
Flat Bed Truck
Lincoln Logs
Sunbeam
46.50
Electric Mixer
Sunbeam
26.50
Auto. Toaster
Sunbeam
37.50
Coffee Master
Universal
29.95
Coffeemaster
75.90
Nesco Roaster
Musical Cake Holder 7.95
7.89
Hassock
9.35
Hamper
Community Silver
74.50
Set
8.95
Electric Iron
Franciscan Ware
12.95
16 pc.
52.98
Electric Blanket
Glass Sets
12.30
Carving Set
75
1.55
5.50
2.95
13.50
1.69
5.95
14.95
5.00
15.95
9.49
4.00
Tennis Racquet
.49
Doll Furniture
3.69
Doll Houses
.65
Paint Sets
Toy Electric Range 5.95
Pen & Pencil Sets
1.49
1.19
Dishes
2.35
Pastry Set
2.25
Tea Set
Woodburning Set
2.19
Minnie Mouse
1.00
Nurse Set
Plastic Xylophone
4.39
Washing Machine
Silver Set
79
DECEMBER 22-23rd
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BRING DAD'S SHAVER IN FOR A COMPLETE OVERHAUL
ADDRISSINO th« Nitlona) Pres
Club tn Washington, England’)
Prime Minister Clement Attlee de­
clares that "Britain never will ap­
pease th« Communists.“ He lathee
out at critics of Gen. MacArthur
praising his “resolute leadership.*
Attlee added that be and President
Truman were reaching s eomplett
understanding.
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STOCKMEN SLATE
GRANTS PASS MEETING
Taxes, pasture improvement and
freight rates will be discussed at
the Western Oregon Livestock
association's annual meeting at
Grants Pass January 15 to 17.
President Lorin T. Wooddy of
Grants Pass reports that the first
day will be devoted to committee
sessions with speakers, discussions
and business meetings filling the
remainder of the time.
Stockmen of 14 western Oregon
counties are invited to attend the
conference. This regional group is
affiliated with the county live­
stock associations.
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THIS WEEK ONLY !
Dairy Installs New
Rotary Can Washer
Installation of a Creamery
Package rotary can washer of the
latest design has recently been
made by the Grove Maid Dairy at
the plant in Cottage Grove.
With a potential of being able
to wash three cans a minute, the
j new washer has four stages of
■ operation pre-rinse, caustic wash,
hot water rinse, and hot air dry­
ing. Thus cans are returned to the
milk producers in a sterile con­
dition.
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Remington
The best way of being sure to
spend Christmas at home this
! year is to drive carefully between
now and the holidays, chief of
Police Chester A. Nordstrom al-
i vised Cottage Grove motorists
! yesterday.
Every body is busier just before
I Christmas, and as a rule, the
roads are more dangerous. Chief 1.
Nordstrom pointed out.
"Sleet, ice, snow, rain, all pre­
sent extra hazards when driving,
and we should take extra precau­
tions to avoid costly accidents and
injuries,” he said.
i Two out of three winter acci­
dents occur on snow or ice, ac­
cording to studies in typical snow­
belt states, the National Safety
, Council has discovered. The win­
ter accident death rate is 24 to 53
! per cent above the summer figure
' in snowbelt states.
What to do about it?
''Drive according to conditions
and have winter safety equipment
ready,” Chief Nordstrom said.
! "Tire chains are needed at times
1 to counteract severe snow and ice
1 conditions.
your anti-skid
chains when needed, and avoid an
■ accidental missing link in your
' family circle at Christmas.
"And to insure good visibility,
¡be sure your windshield wiper
: blades, defroster, and headlights
' arc in good condition."
Careless or negligent driving is
j not only hazardous. Chief Nord-
’ strom observed. It’s also against
i the law. He said that every acci­
dent will be thoroughly investi-
. gated to determine the cause, and
! that drivers guilty of law viola­
tions will be prosecuted.
Creswell, Oregon
Phone 222
EASY PARKING
Presents the famous
,
GREEN'S HARDWARE & SUPPLY
S. & II. Green Stamps
WARES
Chief Nordstrom
Advises Motorists
To Drive Carefully
Electric Guitars and Amplifiers
Fender. Gibson, Eplphone and
National Brands
Rivolle. Sonala and Noble
Accordions
Batons — sheet Music
PERSONAL SERVICE
MR. DARRELL FRYE of Remington Rand Co. will be at our store these
two days to completely service any make of electric shaver — at no
charge except for parts. Only factory parts. If your old razor is too
badly worn to give satisfaction we will allow you up to $7.50 for your
old shaver
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WARES
612 Main
COMMUNITY JEWELERS
Phone 351
$ w