1s t death to fall for Freedom's
Farewell, high-hearted friends,
right?
for God is dead. If such as you
He's dead alone who lacks her
¡can die and fare not well.
—John Le Gay Brereton
light. Thomas Campbell
AFL Teamster members in Orc- ’
gon have launched an intensive
drive to secure signatures on an
initiative petition to amend the
COME ONE, COME ALL!
state constitution establishing a
NUMBER 41
22, 1952
tax program requiring all com
TO THE
mercial vehicles to pay a fair and
equitable proportion of highway
costs.
Mrs. Father Trunnrll, Reporter
The petitions, sponsored by the
Phone 17-F-ll
Oregon Highway Council, a non
profit corporation which includes
This vicinity was represented at
representatives of trucking firms.
the |x>lls Iwtter than usual In the
labor, and industry purveyors,
primary with 345 votes cant Bal-
lots were generally very legible.
would:
most common error was on
• Instruct the state legislature
the Republican ballot where a good
to determine the final amount of
many people voted for 11 dele
highway levies to be paid by all
• Thera will be parades, dances
gates at large to the Republican
vehicles;
national convention, whereas they
• Provide that assessment be
and contests at this big annual
Cottage Grove hospital staff poses for the public following oi*n
were allowed to vote for only 10. house recently celebrating National Hospital Day About 50 people done equitably and fairly in order
affair
—and fun galore is in store
This part of their ballots was thus
. fthat each vehicle pay its propor-
defective and could not be count- toured hospital, including Brownie Scouts. Shown in the picture gre tionate »hare;
for all who attend. Best wishes
(first row, left to right) Bernice Ripberger, Myrtle Cole, Frances
•d
• Establish the levies on regis
for a successful show.
While the Iicmocratic ballot was Sehe«!, Julia Jederman, Dorothy Grab. Marvel Cook, Irene Ferguson, tration fees, based on weight, and
smaller and more simple local Eva Miller, superintendent of nurses; Donna Glenn and Alice Craw fuel tax. based on gallonage;
proph* made It very cumbersome ford.
• Prevent municipal subdivi
Th!« advertisement la appearing la
writing!
(Second row, left to right) Agne» Stapleton, Alice Riddle, Hilda sions from setting up tax barriers
for the counting board by writing
19 newepapers within company aervice
in 33 candidates There were 16 1 Vermilyer, Avis Dawley, Edith Denham, Dorothy Gerstner, Sally I-ar- at city and county lines.
areas of Linn. Benton. Polk. Marlon
writc-ins on the Republican bal- son, Lavera Burke. Lula Bell Titus.
and Lane counties.
lot also.
।
Money will not bring happiness,
.'Third row, left to right) Harriet Foulkes, Fred Morris, adminis-
it w^Tum" J^hn Trunn.Vand ’rater;
Norma Saunders.
Saunders, Inorai
Loraine
neny but it attracts many interesting
; Norma
ne Clement,
Clement. Anne
Anne Hammon,
Hamilton. Betty
Ralph "HoS"' were each noml- Marquart. Jewell Williams. Shelia .Markham. Eleanor Zeller. Billie companions.
Teamsters Drive
For Tax Program
Section Three
|8 Pages
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Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY
Latham School 8th Grade Graduation
May 20, 1952, Eight o'Clock
Pnavaslonal
Rev. C. 8. Enz
Invocation
Billy As|M*lin
Introduction of dut»
Girla' trio
,
''WhlsiHTing Hope" Ellen Beer», Darlene Henderaon. Jaunita Nance
Salutatori» adpess, "Planning for the Future"
Norma Jo Johnson
Ethel Morris
Class um
Alice Chapman
Class history
Bridget Woods
Class prophecy
Jun Zindell
Vocal sulo, "May ihr G« xm 1 l/ud Bless and Keep You"
Valedictorian addroM, "Growing Up in a Democracy" Joyce Carpenter
Prcsantation of awards
Mr. Alfred Grubb
Instrumental duet
Billy Bryson and Dennis Chapman
"TUI We Meet Again"
Mr Virgil G. Kingsley
Address
Presentation of diplomas
Mr Dale Carpenter, Chairman, Board of Directors
Class of 1952
Clans song
Rev. C. 8. Enz
Benediction
Recessional
ROLL
LATHAM
LINN COUNTY FAT LAMB
& WOOL FAIR
SCIO, OREGON
Mountain States
Power Company
nated for precinct committee- Ann Butler. Sally McCarty, Wally Barrong and Claude Snyder. Staff
FOK PLUMBING
women. Maude H. Allen was elect- members not pictured are Evelyn Bell, Vera iorrester and Ruby
—Photo bv CI «Hi Htu<>o
AND HEATING
cd Democratic precinct committee- ! Hilton.
Call
woman with 128 votes. Richard L. ,
'A Self-Supportint, Tax-Paying,
Cantwell was elected Democratic
ENGLERT PLUMBING
Private Enterprise"
committeeman with 131 votes. Re
publican committeeman is Geo.ge
McReynolds with 128 votes. Re
publican committeewoman had 7
Portland (Special) — Douglas;
candidates with no one getting a
fir sawmill mill men are witness
majority.
A tiny little-known insect the ing neck-and-neck race as orders
Measures were 300. 152 301,145 ! Douglas fir beetle has tx'come for their ¡umber keep pace with
which was yes and no on garbage the front rank tree killer of west shipments from their mills. In the
ic i.ure 302 was 231 and 30.3 was ern Oregon and in three short first four months of 1952, orders
90 which was yes and no on live years has infested more than three and shipments totaled 3,514 bil
stock measure.
million, acres of the state’s Doug lion board feet each.
304 was 38 and 305 was 289 yes
Production of 3,494 billion feet,
since 1938
las fir forests.
and no on county manager plan.
How to salvage the billions of said Harris E. Smith, secretary.
DIVIDE
! feet of beetle-killed timber and West Coast Lumbermen's associa
Mr and
Edith Kenady, Reporter
. . Mrs.
,. , Citarles
« u Smith t ac- 'how to stop the trillions of insects tion. is 68 million feet below out
eompamed the r son Jack to John
rontj‘nulnK thcjr fcMt U the put for the same period in 1951.
Phone Sir»
Orders and shipments for 1952
«r .TL 7
yi
, k >
.h ’OP »b of timber owners
Graduating from the 8th grade
Center of heaviest infestation also are below 1951 figures.
at Latham school this week from ¡• alls, to building « »bop there^ On
m and npap E
c<xw
Smith said the effects of the
this community an- Larry Rob the return trip they stopped at
R^bur-,
closure of some camps and mills
erts. Jan Zindell, Juanita Nance. Prineville and saw the parade i To
thrpat ,h<, North. by the general strike is not re
Billy Bryson. Yvonne Gamble. of the »tock show
____ Forc#t pcs, Actjon Commlt.
flected in production figures just
Norma Jo Johnson, Ethel Morris.
J k. G<>dard left krid^morn-
ha nnmpd a sub-committee released.
Alice ChH|>man. Dennis Chapman, ng for Portland. He expected to
w D HaK,.ns„.lni chief
Bridget Woods and Bill Astelin. leave there by plane for Alaska on foresU.r of in<|llstrlai Forestry As-
Free Demonstrations at Your Own Convenience
Let no vandalism of avarice or
The next meeting of the Com Sunday.
; social ion, as chairman.
neglect, no ravages of time testify
munity club will be on June 4
An extension of Blnckbutte ma.l
Ha
tpin and his fivc-man to the present or to the coming :
Custom Shampooing Done Right in Your Own Home — Free Estimates
with Mrs W. A West.
route went into effect officially
lo(.a| tirnb(,r own. generations, that we have forgot-;
Mrs. Effie Kenady and daugh i’-y 1 •> when the second row of *
at thp Vp(prans Mpmoria|, ten, as a people, the cost of a free
ter Sandra from McKenzie Bridge, W.s.dards cottages and the folks, build.nK on South WIUamPtte
MADE FOK THE WOMEN BY A WOMAN
Delbert Wilson of St. Helens and on Hull Lane got mail much H(rpet Eugene, May 21. Interested and undivided Republic.
—John A. Logan
Mr and Mr» Russell Lambert and closer home than previously rhe land owne„ attPnded.
son Jerry spent Saturday and Sun people who were moved from Si|
40-3tc-42
|o (.<>ntlnUr
It is possible to acquire a round
day fishing at Dion Dike.
D.rane route o Blackbutte route |
KCns|pin Mid thp iu|j „ory
in
a
square
deal.
sum
Miss Alsea Hawley returned
sev ^i V wuun
infestation was d.scusse«!
home Sunday after spending SPV Hull. Ixx* WUliami, Hugh Trun- . ¡and a plan outlined to continue
eral months in California and - ne)]. Claude Piaster, Roy Beers,
aerial and ground survey work
Arizona.
i Gerald Beers, Roscoe Yearous and to keep informed about the extent
A. J. Balliger Is building a new I Gilbert Yearous families Many of damage and to coordinate tim
home on the I»ndon road near more also get their mail closer
ber salvage. Logging of the beetle
tt\e Mary White bridge.
but are still on Blackbutte route. killed timber is the only known
Mrs. Ed Zindell Is able to ire
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurst and method of licking this serious
around again after having pneu- son Eddie spent the week end in
threat.
monin.
Portland with Mr. Hurst s mother
Attending with the chairman
and sister.
were R. L. Furniss. U. S. Forest
Hebron Grange box social and Insect laboratory; E. F. Heacox,
one the springs tied and covered
with individual sacks and one in dance with music by the Western Weyerhaeuser Timber Company;
the process of being tied. Those Swing Band will be held at 8 p.m., A. J. Jaenicke. U. S. Forest Ser
finishing the work last Thursday Friday, May 23 DST instead of vice; C. W. Richen, Crown Zeller-
All-new 155-h.p.
All-new 145-h.p.
All-new 101-h.p.
were Esther Banton, Helen Coch standaid time as formerly an- bach Corporation: and. T. M. Tyr
CARGO KING V-8! ,
CARGO KING V-8!
COST CLIPPER SIX!
rane and the hostess, Marjorie nounced. Children's boxes will be rell, U. S. Bureau of Land Man
sold separately.
Hill.
agement.
Voters here Monday defeated
Because of the bad winter
the
county
school
budget
when
It can lie proved without insur
storms of the last two years which
they
voted
14
to
7
not
to
exceed
ance statistics that careful drivers
caused excessive windthrow, ani
the 6 percent limitation by $1,- the large amount of timber killed
live longer.
109,336.80. Increase in the budget by fires in 1951, the beetle pop
was to proved for heavier enroll ulation has built up to where this
ment. more teachers and provide normally secondary forest pest
I higher standards for county
has become Forest Public Enemy
schools.
No. 1.
Darlene J Henderson
Beverly Anne Hudson
Emily Ann Jenkins
Norma Jo Johnson
Janice Patricia McGhee
Ethel Darlene Morris
J iunlta Lorene Nance
1 .aw Fence E Roberts
■»onnld Ray Simona
Ann Bridget W imm I s
Bruce E. Worley
Jan Edward Zindell
Williain ('. Aspelin
Ellen Cleon Beers
Elmer Harlan Belcher
Charles Fred Broughton
William E Bryson
I ola Joyce Carpenter
Alice M Chapman
Dennis F. Chapman
Clyde A Cox
Yvonne jo Marie Gamble
Dixie Lee Garris
Gordon L, (¡lau
Gary Lynn Hankins
MT. VIEW
MAY 31
Group Enters Fight
Against Fir Beetle
Lumber Production
Fails Below 1951
Phone 960
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Until You Try- riLIEA
Amazing new 1952 Fashion Award Winner
Mrs. Walter N. nowrna.
Repeater. rh«ne as-F-ll
^hc Row River Forester« 4-H
club held a meeting TueMlay night
at the home of its leader. Ted
Hudson They studied the two
way« of building campfire» in
preparing for their overnight trip
to Camp Lane on Friday and Sat
urday of thia week They held a
wiener and marshmallow roast by
the river after building the fires.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Hudson and
Carl and Mr and Mr». Olaf Olson
drove to the coast Sunday and
took In the Rhododendron festi-
from Good Housekeeping and
Women’s Federation of Health
Ph. 906
Mr and Mr» W. B Layng and
Walda Jane and Mrs George
Myng were business visitor» in
Eugene last Tuesday.
Mrs George Layng and Mrs.
Herman Kawl were guests of Mrs
W. N. Dowens and Mrs. Ixiuls
Dodge at the Eagle« Auxiliary
Mother's Tea. last Monday night
Stc|«hm GilHMfri»*- was a weak
end visitor of David England.
Mr and Mrs H M Monroe and
J A Schneider were guests on
Sunday at the W B Layng home.
A number of ladies of the Mount
View Extension Unit met at the
home of Marjorie Hili Thursday
and completed the spring tying
of the Doren« Grang«- davenport
cushions The cushions were part
of the Unit display at the spring
festival at th»1 Erb Memorial bulld-
in;ig in Eugene on May 1. Three
cui jlhions were used, one completed,
New Office Hours
For Athlete’s Foot
Effective June 2,1952 the
Mountain States Power Co. office
will be closed all day Saturdays.
Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. If
not pleased, your 40c back. Watch
the old. tainted akin slough off to
be replaced by healthy akin. Get
Instant-drying T-4-I. from any
druggist. Now at Kelly Drug Co.
Bob Blackwell
Special Agent
Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord from henceforth: Yea.
saith the Spirit, that they may
rest from their labours; and their
works do follow them.
—Revelation 14:13
Now 3 new low-friction engines
in Ford Trucks give gas savings
up to 14
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