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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1951)
‘The Knights’ Club | For Boys Formed Thursday, Dec. 6 Duer Takes a Shot Weather Bureau Honors Observers 34 U.S. Ships * Thur».. Dec. 13, 1951 The Sentinel, Cottage Drove, Oregon and damaged 1.428 since the lie- FOR RENT: Small house near Woodard's mill and I*(h»m ginning of the koroan conflict. school. Ph. M2R2. Albert A. A majority of the 2,031 vessels Hull. 18-ttc were junks or sampans. United Nations carrier based A new club wax started last planes also have killed an esti FOR SALE: New Hanjp rbogters, Thursday by soriic of Hu- young 25c Ib. Alfred McMillan. 2 miles mated 18.762 North Korean and men of the community. It Is Io lx' cast on Mosby Creek mad. The U S Navy Department has Communist troops since the begin "Tlic Knights.” double deck chickcn house on announced that five ships have ning of hostilities. 18-Ita right. Ph. 93W3 gioii)) is siMinsorcd by the been sunk and 29 damaged as the City Police Department. Police result of action since September Usually the man who most bit MUSCOVY Ducks for Mie. Phone Jones was elected presi Chu I 13, 1950. The first zhip to receive terly resents having a boss has 46F4. Cross cattle guard at dent and ail the other officers are i hit was the destroyer USS Col most need of one. Junction Mosby Creek add'Wr>w members ol the advisory council lett (DD730I. IFItp River road«. In the first meeting it was de- Personnel casualties from com- fl»' <ld<d by the members OUR HEARTFELT thanks to all i bat at sea total 102 dead. 31 mis- by-laws <>| the "linkes.” a similar who extended comforting sym I sing in action and 282 wounded. organization in Springfield, would pathy and help in our recant Four of the ships sunk were FOR SALE 1932 Model B road- I m - a pal tern for the law s of the sorrow in the loss of our bro minesweepers. The fifth was an ster. Good tor "hot rod” car. ther, Samuel C. Newcomb. For Cottage Grove club. Army tug. All were sunk as the Call 744J or see at 1980 White- the beautiful service, flop! of result of mines. coming 18-ltp Officers for aker after 6:00 pm ferings. and other kindnesses, Enemy gunfire accounted for arc: fid Jones, president; we are deeply grateful E. S. damage to 24 ships; four were NOTICE: Night furniture auction, ¡Glade, vice president; Dirk Smith, Friday, December 14, at 7:00 > and E. P. Newcomb and Mrs. damaged by mines; and the heavy secretary; Bob Magnus»* it, trea- p.m. at Easterling Auction, | R. J. Nelson 18-ite cruiser USS Rochester (CA 124) I surer; Don Kyle, sergeant of arrns. ' U e w •»< 18-ltp Creswell Most of those who have heal d HraUo.l Photo was slightly damaged by an aerial i Cooprratlvr weather observer», performing a »ervice to their com , bomb. FOR SALE: Model A Ford, seal Shooting ill the close ( <dInge Grote-Roseburg glime this of th«* group I m J íuvc it to br noth- An The Rochester received a "near beam lights, new battery. Also week end I n Duer. He is flunked by tenni incinberN Isley (at ing but a “hot rod” club, . the munity and nation . . . Malcolm A. Horn of Saginaw and Mr». Fred miss’ from an enemy bomb on Sep- members of which will lx- allowed MIU. of Itlackbiltte get together for »ome weather talk at the Horn 1937 Ford. 1232 Ostrander Lane. far left driving in) and Malcolm (liehinil man under basket), to drive recklessly around the . tember 17, 1950, while operating Phone 946J after 5:00 p.m. also Roseburg team iik iii I h ts . in support of the invasion fleet at town This Is not so The dub was farm. 18-2tp-19 There has been a lot of talk the Inchon landing on the West and organized to promote alx>ut old man weather, especially Coast of Korea. Damage was list SPECIAL PRICES on reject ply lx-tt<-r drivers in the community. ed as "very slight.” No personnel wood this week. Bowser Bros., As an example some ot the by during hi» recent rampage. And ' casualties were sustained. -18-2tc-19 So. 99 Hiway. ' laws will give an Idea of what the who knows more about the weath er than the public-spirited men The USS Magpie (AMS 251 was i group is for. All club members found guilty and women who act as weather Cottage Grove's own weather sunk off ,tw> East Coast of Kotea HAVE YOU SEEN the new radi- J ant glass heat in panels for wall, of traveling at excessive sfx-ed bureau observers. observer is Earl Stewart of South 1 on October 1. 1950, by a mine. ceiling, or portable? Come in1 through safety zones may lx' sus- Among l<x-ai observers are Mal- Sixth street Mr. Stewart .end.1 Casualties were 20 dead. 12 for demonstration, see it, feel it, I IxT.dcd from the club coIm A. Horn of Saginaw, and his leports to the weather bureau wounded. The minesweeper USS .1. IFÇ enjoy it. Bowser Bros.. South i 9 - 12 Pirate (AM 275) was sunk Octob- Safety zones this law jx-rtains Mrs. Fred Mills of Blackbutte. at Portland monthly. He was not 99 Highway. 18-2tc-19 to are: school zones, hospital They were among thousands in listed in the recent bulletin hon i ber 12. 1950. by a mine of the zones, school crossings, designated the U. S. honored recently in the oring weather observers, as he East Coast. Casualties resulting ART KITS. Pastels and oils. Pric Everyone Welcome speed zones. Other suspensions weather bureau bulletin, "The Co- has not yet had 10 years' service. were six killed and 48 wounded. ed $1.10 to $8.45. Woody’s Glass On the same day, the minesweeper will be based on: driving while un opcrative Weather Observer.” Ob Shop. Ph. 818. 18-2tc-19 | Mr. Stewart took over the job der the influence of liquor, dealing servers with 10 or more years of Of weatherman upon the death of USS Pledge (AM 2771 was sunk by a mine off the East Coast with in stolen parts, illegal possession . record were listed. his father, C. E. Stewart, in 1943. casualties amounting to 7 killed ol liquor. Long Service His father had been on the job and 39 wounded. The Army tug If at all possible the club would Mr. Horn, an Oregonian for 60 since 1917. (LT 2361 was sunk by a mine on like to have all the community be years, has been a weather observ Mr. Stewart has a standard Nomeber 15, 1950, off the East hind them in all their undertak er for 34. Mrs. Mills’ service began bucket gage and records maxi- Coast with total casualties ings. । in 1938. mum and minimum temperatures amounting to 31 missing. The Any young men wishing to join Mr. Horn still records precipi minesweeper USS Partridge (AMS the club may come any Thursday tation by an old water gage, a along with precipitation. An interesting figure on the 31) was sunk off the East Coast ■ night to the city hall where the bucket-like affair in which he meetings are held. If any of the measures water by a stick. Mrs. recent heavy winds came from on February 2, 1951 by a mine, business men would care to come Mills also has the same type of him. He said that in 1914 the ba Casualties resulting were 8 killed : they are welcome any time. Per- gage, but also has an automatic rometer sank to the same place as and 7 wounded. haps they will find the club to be 1 gage that records the weather on 1 it did during the recent storm. 2,031 Enemy Vessels The readings on the tw'o occasions Destroyed or Damaged Ian asset to the community. । a char’. were 28.02. So according to those United Nations naval aircraft Installed 1938 figures, we had the worst one in have destroyed 603 enemy vessels Mrs Mills said the old type 37 years. measuring gage was installed in in> . December, 1938 by the Army out the state said the intensive Engineers and was taken over by period of the campaign would be Brisbane of Brisbane, the Weather Bureau at Portland Just look nt this well known during December but that he Electric has tx-en named a na- i in 1940. About 1941 the Engineers would continue the drive into Jan list of famous watches we I lona I winner in the General Elec- installed the automatic recording uary if necessary to achieve the Portland A state-wide cam- sclling contest over trie company carry! - - - gage, which has a chart she paign to raise $40,000 for the1 goal. the |M’riod of September 1 to No- changes on Saturday mornings. Arthritis and Rheumatism Foun- The Foundation seeks funds’ to vember 30, 1951. This records - r. ~ the . rainfall , . by - inches dation's program of research, re- establish clinics, promote re Fifteen dealers were selected and fractions and the hours it oc- Hef an(J cducation got underway search, create fellowships in rheu j from the states of Idaho, Wash- i curved. The chart is sent to the ington and Oregon, and only four Weather Bureau at Portland each this week under the direction of matic disease, for interested doc ’ dealers had a higher ixTccntage I week together with a daily re John T. Casey, state campaign tors, and to foster a continuing , program of education and service rating than Brisbane. Volume of coni, which Mrs. Mills keeps. She chairman. Casey, prominent Portland at- -' to arthritis sufferers and the pub- ! business, representation in sales also sends in monthly reports. through- •1 lie. J and service of General Electric Also d.uh ie[x)rts go to the Cot- tomey and well known _ ---- - ---------------------------------------- ------- 1 major appliances was the basis of tage Grove 1 the contest. Stag sets or single pieces. cat«-d at the Blackbutty Post Of- j Winners are to receive a free ffce, where she is postmistress. Seaforth in attractive packages. , trip by plane to New York City Old Gage and other eastern cities as guests ami many other Mr. Horn’s story goes back 34 of the company to visit their fac brami ninne* to years when a chain hanging from • torics. Mr. Brisbane said the trip Cara Nome in Christmas wraps. MM an old bridge into the water gaged choose iront. would lie in February. HARDWARE I rainfall. At this time he was his | own weatherman and watched the Some wag has defined marriage : rise of the river to protect chil- Rolley in 6 fragrances. as an ocean of emotion sut rounded | dron in the area. Often he hitched by an expanse of ex perisc. White Mink and Cara Nome. his team to a wagon and brought Rings und manx other lines of jewelry school children from the west side to select from. back to the east side before rising waters shut off traffic. He also FARM and RANCH j | warned farmers below to remove INCOME TAX RECORI* : stock and prepare for a flood be- fore the whole river bottom tit mas •*••«» » ’ »AL• l,M I i flooded. intuitili- uit ti ui’ i fríen 12 00 . U JO . $5 00 «ASL» | Mrs. Horn s^id she now takes dì* 9 Jeweler Beautiful care of the reports and sends ( them in. She laughingly remarked , Next Door to Arcade Theatre she has old. old records stored in 4 Cottage Grove, On*. j lard tins in the attic. She and Mr. <' PHONE 555-556 Horn will celebrate their Golden J ■ IG. U.S *•’ O»l. 1 w edding anniversary .soon. : Sunk or Damaged In Korean Conflict Too Late to Classify Saginaw-Walker Community Club Earl Stewart Busy As CG Weatherman DANCE Saturday, Dec. IS « for DRU « <EMS The .Rexall Store WATC Brisbane Wins Trip In Selling Contest Rheumatic Disease Campaign Is Open ^Buy a gift they can »tuse - at our Rexall ÿ Drug Store HAMILTON BULOVA HELBROS Men’s Toiletries CROTON Let CLOCKS Women’s Toiletries Fine Perfumes SILVERWARE assist with your gift selection FOR HER B AUGUST HEINRICH Toasters COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Trucks Rlnrk« Tools Sets Tinkertoys Erector Sets The weather bureau explained 1, its operations through observers <’ as a "working arrangement with ( ! I some thousands of public-spirited ; men and women." '. The observers o|xra:c with 1 simple standard gages and ther-n mometers provided by the bureau. ( . and regardless of severity of the ' . weather, each day make readings • and record them on a sjx’cial I form, mailing them usually once a month. Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer, in jiaying tribute to the cooperative observers, said. Commend» Service "The volunteer weather man represents the highest type of American citizen, who unselfish!} devotes his time and exposes him self to the severest of weather in the service of his government, is content to do so for 1 the general good ne periurins. I He also said that the informa it ion adds up to valuable data of importance to the commerce and : industry, agriculture and defense of the nation. Electric Trains Wapnn«; Puzzles Tea Sets Books Tricvrl«*« Paints Doll Beds Water Colors Hundreds of Different Toys to Choose From at Open Fri., Dec. 11 th and Fri., Dec. 21st KNICKERBOCKER'S cottage grove “The Largest Toy Selection in the Valley 602 Main Street Cottage Grove Wafflers Irons FRHPCISCHD ŒBIR6 Coast Guard Exams Scheduled for Feb. Naval personnel on duty within the continental limits of the United States and 12 other desig nated areas are eligible to com pete in the annual nation-wide competitive examination for ap pointment to cadetship in the U. S. Coast Guard which will be con ducted February 18 and 19. 1952. To qualify for nomination, each candidate must be unmarried, at least a high school graduate, not less than 17 years of age nor more than 22 years of age on July 1. 1952. He must have the following Credits, either In high school or college; algebra, 2 credits; plane geometry, 1 credit: english, 3 credits; physics, 1 credit: and eight other optionnl credits. I Kodaks » Candy Fountain Pens Made in California Public-Spirit. <1 Dolls Compacts Coffee Makers Cutlery Gifts and Gadgets Galore! WE GIFT WRAP GLADLY— Still Time for That NO CH ARGE OF COURSE FOR HIM CHRISTMAS I Skill and Black and Decker Power Tools Gun Cases Fishing Tackle nana ioois .ail i PHmn ramous oranas Coleman Stoves and Lanterns Sleds - Trykes Decorations Tree Stands Gifts for the Whole Family OPEN EVENINGS BEGINNING FRIDAY WE MEET ALL ADV ERTISED PRICES HARDWARE -FOR THE CAMERA FAN MOVIE ( AMERAS - KODAKS FILMS - FLASH Bl LBS FILES - PROJECTORS LIGHT METERS VIEWMASTER Open Fri., Dec. 14th. Also Dec. 17th-21st until 9:00 CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO Phone 319 Âé &¿ %¿ æ &L æ & te te te te i
