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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1951)
Former Resident Drowns in Boat ’_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mishap in Alaska Section Two COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNb NUMBER 4« Editor’s note: The following article appeared In a recent Issue of the “North Padfle I nion (»leaner,” Dan Hiebert meaUoaed in the story lived on Bennett Creek several years ago. State Civil Defense Trains Instructors Traffic Violations Keep Courts Busy Atomic, Biological nnd ('hemical waifim- the A-JM’» of defense, were given some .’100 civilian In- structors throughout Oregon lint Week. n'lX'rlcd the Stat«' civil de fense office. In addition to Nfs'Clal weapons, the one day regional courses cov- ered civil detenu' orientation and organization mid fire-fighting in the home. Jack A Haye«, state director, explained timi the civil defense program lx entering the ti uininx phase and should la- ready for statewide exercises or simulated drills by fall Oregon truffle courts were busy «luring Muy when some J .'I.M Ore gunia n* were convicted of violating truffle laws state's traffic safety division said today. The violation convictions showed a slight drop from the April fin lire, but still Indicated ii general increase over violation» ot IMO, Hie office explained. While other driver* wi up violations, some loo motorists hud driving licenses tmiiMirarily susiwnded by the state dejiart- ment after convictions or court recommendations Fifty two driv- er* lost their liernses because of reckless driving; 10 on s|ieedlng; ■even rule; to leave notice of an accident. and three, failure to stop at mi acci dent acene. Eight suspensions were meted out to driver* whose records indi cated they were unsafe driver*. Such suspensions arc given by the »fate only after warnings mid in terviews full to correct th«' driver»' mist.ike-, and attitudes leadin : to accida'nt», the division said. Grove First National Buys Douglas Bonds Reporta from the Pacific Northwest ti ll of logs that would have delighted Paul llunyun being trucked out of the timberland for defense purposes, according to C. L. Schneider, vice president in charge of salea, Truehauf Trailer Company. Schneider, who has just returned from a comprehensive survey of the northwest area, reports that the demand for heavy timber is exceeding ull records. Fifty-ton loads of logs such as that shown here, hauled through the timberland and over private dirt roads owned by Die loggers, arc an everyday occurrence. First National Bank of Cottage Grove, an affiliate of the First National Bank of Portland, has purchased a $215,(MX) bond ixxu«' of Douglas County Union high school district 12, it wax reported by II E Eakin, vie«- president nnd cashier of the Cottage Grove I ni nk Fundi Ixmdx will be used for school con st tuet ion nt Drain, it was added Want to save money when you buy a car? 'Here’s How to Make Even Fruit Prospects Below Average Navy Waves Lower Age on Enlistments of apples, peaches, sweet cherries, and eastern Oregon prunes, th«' Crop Re|x>rting Service reports. The outlook is. on the whole, favorable for Bartlett pears, other pears, sour cherries, western Ore gon prunes, and tree nuts, though frost damage to these crop* was also quite heavy in some districts. Ago requirement for enlistment in the Navy Waves has been lower ed to 18 years, effective immed iately. Women between the ages of 18 and 26 years of age are eligible Many specialized fields of train ing and duty are open to Waves, including Naval aviation, radio electronics, communications, jour nalism, and medicine. Stark tragedy struck a group of loggers Sunday, May 20, taking the lives of three members of the logging community operated by the Hiebert brothers. The Jogging camp is about 10 miles across the from Urangle. The men were changing shifts and ’’Windy” Hiebert, Dan Hie- bert <two of four brothers), Clar ence Anderson, and Willis Hansen entered a speed boat to return to camp and bring men back for the next xhift. Approximately 100 yards out from shore their boat struck a rip tide caused by throng tide run ning against swift current of the Stikine River, capsizing the boat and throwing all the men into the icy waters. They all had on heavy logging clothes but were able to cling to the boat for a time. Hansen, the only good swimmer, managed to take off his heavy i clothing and get to shore, which . he reached in an exhausted con-1 I dition with bleeding feet from walking on sharp rocks for one or two miles, and in a state of shock. I The other men had disappeared i when searchers reached the scene * of the tragedy. Communications were finally j established with Petersburg, about 30 miles away, and a doctor flew । over at once. No trace of the three bodies has j been found. Dan Hiebert was for merly a resident of Cottage Grove and lived in the vicinity of the • Seventh Day Adventist Church j school on North River Road. BETTER COFFEE “Delicious Iced” CHASE & SANBORN On warm summer days, there’s nothing quite so delicious ax full-flavored iced tea and coffee for cooling, satisfying, stimulating refreshment ... with meals and between meals. And to make even better Iced tea and «‘offee, buy your favorite brands at SWARTZ A WOLFARD’S where they re always flavor-fresh. 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Charlotte Simpson returned to her home in Cottage Grove Satur day after spending the past two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. O. O. McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chapman of Yoncalla entertained for their fathers, Mr. Frank Chapman and Mr. O. W. French, on Father’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Chapman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Sher man Chapman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Phillips and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne French, and Mrs French were guests. Mary Lou Stanley honored Mrs. Lorraine Yearous and Mrs. Chris tine Belcher with a stork shower Friday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Wade of Port land is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Clare Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stockwell of Los Angeles are spending their va cation with Mrs. Stockwell’s cousin. Miss Alsea Hawley. Mrs. Ruby Christensen of Gold Hill is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Er nest McReynolds. She came to at tend the funeral of Netty Flick in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walters and little granddaughter, Margaret Elizabeth Robinson of Lowell, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs' Earl Powell. Earl Powell moved to Oakland Sunday, to be closer to his work for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dcgman and ' children, from Alamogordo, N. M., 1 have been visiting Mr. Degman’s sister, Mrs. Chester Nance and family. They plan to buy a home in Coburg. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Saunders and children, Marie and Richard, attended the Rose Festival in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dobbs and their nephew, Harold Dobbs, have • «Miv IM aiAdiiddh IQ Visit tneir parents. They took their boat along and plan on doing some fishing. Mrs. Greenleaf has moved to Salem» Pure KELLY ’ S MARKET The Best in Meats Ground Beef 6 f. s. Choie Shoulder Beef Roasts End Cut Pork Chops ears Sliced Bacon Swift’s or Armour’s Thick Meated Cantalou™ Jowl Bacon The Ideal »asontng A Real Treat 1 lb. pkg. 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