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I f LONDON F M r*. G al* Kuby* Keportar Phone 791R1 < tetolw r Kt to organize w h at they cho*e to i-n ll a L ite r a r y S ociety T hey eh-i led Lyn n Hu w e t o f C ot- lage G rove president and A rch ie P ow ell vice president. In vie w o f long fa ll and w in te r evening* ahead, debate* are to I*- planned aa w e ll a* various e n te rta in m e n t* to b rin g out In d ivid u a l ta le n t*. The* «ccond m eeting I* to In- at 7:30 p m F tld n y evening, O ctola-r 31, a* a H allo w e en p a rty nt the Hean M a rtin home up Cougar Rend. M r M a rtin and M r*. Arden P ow ell are In charge o f e n te rta in m ent K efrcu hm cnt* w ill be nerved. N eighbor* o f the co m m u n ity are c o rd ia lly Invited. i o f the P r c c ln r l* o f sold election | are herein designated a* the same a* the Judge* and C le rk * o l the biennial election held on »aid dale A ll a-, provided tiy O rdinance No 137G, passed by the Common C ouncil and approved by the May- | o r on O ctober 6th, 1952, H a led O cto be r 7th, 1952. • D J. A llen , W ild t'a n a illa n H o nke r* get'sc th a t fle w lin n k ln g ove r th ........ .. m u n lly Inal week M-emed m ore In areorilnnee W ith the w e a th e r to head south w ith recent ton and C it y R e co rd e r, coo le r tem pe rature *. However, The following is the Charier confusing «* n a tu re some 1 1 m e t I* Am endm ent to I«* voted upon: the fk iw r r ln g quince nt the Lee CHARTER A M EN D M EN T B ech told place |* bloom ing I hl* AN A (T TO A M E N D T H E fa ll a fte r bloom ing a t the re g u la r C H A R T E R O P T H E (T T Y O p tim e la d spring C ' ( I T A G E d l « )V E , L A N E C O U N Nlnuh burn »pot fire * gave a TY, O R EG O N , H Y A D D IN G A spectacular h illsid e glow In tin- NEW ’ C H A I*T E R T H E R E T O A U evening du*k T hursd ay and F rid a y T H O R IZ IN G A N D E M B O W E R - on the W illn rd M cK ay, Russell IN G T H E C O M M O N C O U N C IL B ra ils nod George H m all plan*«. O P T H E C IT Y T o IS S U E A N D L ig h t ra in T hursd ay made the i N O T H E O P H I*K 4 IA I. S E L L N E G O T IA B L E B O N D S O p w«*>d* c o n d itio n * Ju d rig h t to E L E C T IO N H » lt C IT Y O P I D E C IT Y IN T H E A M O U N T O p burn. < O T T A H E G R O VE, O R EG O N , T W t» H U N D R E D SEVEN TY C lif f F oster cam ped serious In N O Y E M R E R 4. IBA2. F IV E T H O U S A N D <9279,000.001 ju r y and received o n ly broken | D O L L A R S . OR SO M U C H gla»»e* and a cut over h l* r ig h t | N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N eye in q u irin g fo u r stlte h e * In an T h a t an election w ill la- held In T H E R E O F AS M A Y HE N EC KS- an-ldent O c to lie r 17 when the the C ity o f C o tta ge G rove, Ore SARY POR T H E P U IU -O SE O P AN A D D I cem ent tru c k he w a* d riv in g w ent gon, on Tuesday, the -llh day o f C O N S T R U C T IN G T IO N A L W A T E R R E S E R V O IR over a 15 foot bank and wa« de- .. ,__. Novem ber, 1952. fro m the h o ur of C O N S T R U C T IN G , RE m ollahed on the new highw ay con- r (ght o’ckx k In the fo iw o o n Io A N D B U IL D IN G , R E P L A C IN G , R E » Iru c tlo n near C om atock T h e - th e hour o f e ig h t o'clock In the E X T E N D IN G AND tru c k la-longlng to Z u m w a lt and afternoon, and at said election a P A IR IN G . IM P R O V IN G T H E W ATI-31 D IS W illia m * at Saginaw. t 'lia r t e r Am endm ent e n title d "A n T h e second h u n tin g t r ip to east A d fu Am end the C hai te r o l tin- T R IB U T IO N S Y S T E M O P T H E e rn O regon was m ore succcsaful c it y o f C ottage Grove, I juic Coun- C IT Y O P C O T T A G E G RO VE. e co u nty o iie g o n . than the firs t fo r M r. a rut M r*. ly . Oregon, by adding a new chap l a T n HE c r t* Y ' o p C O TTAG E Ijiw re m -e P unk when M r. Punk te r the re to a u th o riz in g an il em- G RO VE. O R EG O N , O R D A IN S AS got a t-fl point buck last week l*>w erlng the Com m on C ouncil of FO LLO W S: near S ilv e r Lake. P ou r p o in t* on the C ity Io Issue and M il n e g o ti HE I T E N A C T E D BY T H E one side and six on the oth e r. able b ra d * o f the C i t y in the E LE C T O R S O P T H E C IT Y OP ■ xmdon "school am ount o f T w o H und red Seventy N ew p u p il* last week Included Five Thousand <9275,000.001 D o l (*< ) IT A < IE GR< )VE, L A N E C< )UN - Joy. G ay and M a ry M cD onald in lar», o r so m uch the re of a* m ay T Y , O R E G O N : Section I : T h u ( (he Common the »lath, fo u rth and second he necessary fo r the |air|>oae of C ouncil o f I fie C ity o f Cot luge grade*. i*onsfructing an a d d itio n a l w a te r T h e re w ill be no school T h u ra re a rrv o lr and c o n stru ctin g , re G rove Is hereby au thorized and day o r F rid a y , O cto be r 90 and 31. bu ild in g, replacing, re p a irin g , ex em powered to Issue and sell nego tia b le bonds o f the C ity to the lo c a lis e o f te a c h e r* w o rk s h o p tending and Im p ro vin g the w a te r W ednesday each room w ill have a d is trib u tio n system o f the C ity of am ount o f T w o H undred Seventy H allow een p a rty am i e n te rta in C ottage (¡rove, la m e C o un ty, O re Plve Thousand (9275.000.00) D o l lars, o r no m uch the re of as m ay be m ent. gon,*) In itia te d by a |>etition o f the M rs Dean M cD onald I* cred ited e le cto r* o f said C ity and re fe rre d necessary fo r th e pui|x>se o f con w ith bagging the largest deer re to th e electors by the Common s tru c tin g an a d d itio n a l w a te r res p o rte d at Ixindon S tore from local C ouneil fo r th e ir approval o r re e rv o ir and c o n stru ctin g , re b u ild ing. replacing, rt-|>uiring. extending te rra in , a 204 pound buck k ille d je ction . • and im p ro v in g tire w a te r d is trib u In the S co tt* va lle y v ic in ity S a t T in t p o llin g places fo r the ho ld urday. Q u ite a s to ry is Connected ing -tf »aid election in P recinct 1, tion system o l the C ity o f C ottage G rm V Lane C ounty, Oregon. w ith th e hu nt w hich took place W ard 1; P re cin ct* 2 and 3, W ard Ile ctlo n St T h a t the bonds here fro m the top o f a high stum p on 2: and P ro -m e t 4, W a rd 3. w ill la by a u thorized sha ll be denom i lo gg ing ground* where M r, M c the -tame as those designated fo r D onald w o rk * Mr« M cDonald the biennial election held on said nated "C o tta g e G rove W a te r Res- t-rv o lr and W a te r M ain Bond»." had to be helped up on the stum p date. T hey shull lx- a general o b lig a tio n a* w e ll a* down again but her T he ju d g e s and C lerks o f each of the ( T ty o f C o tta ge G rove and high perch did not *| m >II her aim a* M r Ruck came by. M r. and M rs. M cD onald and fo u r daughters re ce n tly moved | here fro m M a rro la and arc re n tin g th e a im rlm e n t over fsin d o n store. M rs M d to n a ld Is a siste r Io Poy M a rtin , who lives on the fo rm e r W . C T h o rjie place In S c o tt* v a l ley He Is no re la tio n to the Dean M a rlin s a t Ixm don (to re . R elatives o f Dean M a rtin , h l* youngest b ro th e r, Irw in , and a nephew. Is-slic Selvere o f P o r t land. came S a tu rd a y to hunt In loca> h i* * . , . - . . ... M r. and M rs E lvki K e lly cn- te rta ln e d at th e ir home O ctober 22 w ith a fa m ily d in n e r fo r n ne|>hcw, K en ne th I ’c rln i, who w a* home on fu rlo u g h T o those w ho th in k the O regon f i r tree g ro w n »low ly just ask the C la ris Abeenc* as they s triv e c a d i y e a r to cle a r th e ir fro n t fuistu re fie ld th a t threatens to ou tg ro w w ith lit t le f ir * anti shut out th e ir vie w across the lake. T o m m y Ila n tn n I* confined to h l* home w ith an Illness brought on hy an acute »Inns Infection M r and M rs. Fred M dls took advantage o f the open fa ll w e a th e r to do one m ore Job before •fo rm s come, th a t o f p a in tin g th e ir house and the Illu r k h u tle post office. M r. and M r*. E lvis K e lly put a new green eom fiosttlon nx>f on th e ir house last week. T he wood fib re class being spon sored by H ebron G range Hom e (k fr c tu * Nummbtr 1, I USD K ro n o m ir* clu b a t the grange hall w ill hold it * next m eeting nt 1 Student*, businessmen, housewives, nurses, week-end v is ito rs ... p m . O ctober 30. I*oinsettlas and tv try b o d y can use G reyhound’s 6-Rido Book and nave! You can vio le ts w ill I«» made. In s tru c to r, buy a 6 Ride Book between sny tw o given po in ts in O regon w ith M r*. M n u rln e P e rk in * o f C ottage tru ly big savings. A ny mem ber o f the fam ily can use it in c ith e r G rove, w ill have m a te ria l to be direction. T ickets good fo r 30 days. purchaser!. Anyone Interested In m n k ln g a r tific ia l flo w e r* and decorations m ay atten d A vote w ill be. take n on h o ld ing tw o Cottage Grove to Corvallis classes n t a ll day m ee ting * to ta k e care o f the Increased en ro llm e n t a fte r the O ctober 30 • 6 O n e-W ay Ticket* Co»t ( in d u d m t M t r a l t a i ) . . $10.(18 m eeting. T h ir ty - fo u r attended the 6-Ride Family Book Co»t* (N o f r d t r a i» « ) . . a fte rn o o n lesson Inst week when • H.20 geranium s and the phantasy flo w e r were made fo r l*>th corsages and d e cora tive arrangem ents. L ite ra ry (Society A gro up o f neighbors In the co m m u n ity gathered at the home o f M r. and M rs. A rc h ie P ow ell M e rl K in g It) No. Mth Ph. 07 LEOAL NOTH’ES Mil v©n shall be in denom inations o f P lve Hundred <»500 00, D o lla rs, o r One Thousand <»1,000.00) D o lla r* each or both, o r in m u l t i p l e * th e re o f in the d i s c r e t i o n ol the Com m on C ouncil o f the C ity o f C ottage Grove, O re gon. The f ir * t in sta llm e n t o f p rin - cip al xhnil fa ll due and I*- payable not la te r tha n liv e (5) years, and the last in sta llm e n t not la te r Ilia n tw e n ty -fiv e (25) years fro m date o f issue, and the in s ta llm e n ts o f p rin c ip a l sha ll e ith e r I*- equal o r s u b s ta n tia lly <-qtlal in am ount, o r the com bined in sta llm e n ts o f p rin cipal and in te re st due in an y year, shu ll lx-, as n e arly a* pra cticab le, In such sum * as w ill p e rm it o f an equal annual ta x levy fo r the re tire m e n t o f the prinei|>al o i and the paym ent o f tlx- Interest o f said bonds. Said bond* shall hear In te r est a t the ra te o f not to exceed fiv e |>erccnt (5 % ) |*-r unnum , In terest payable se m i-a n n u a lly; the C ity o f C ottage G rove to reserve the rig h t to re tire any o r a ll o f said bonds on and a fte r ten 410) years tro m da le th e re o f In acco rd ance w ith the provisions o f Section 97-101 O .C .L.A. and a ll acts am en d a to ry thereto. .fh e best in te re st o f (he C ity in Tliurs^ Oct. 80, IB.>7 (taellon 8: T h e Com m on Council e ffe c tin g a sale. I f no sa tis fa c to ry o f the ( T ty o f C ottage G rove I* bid* fo r Hw purchase o f the bonds hereby a u thorized to Include in its lx* received, the O im rn o n C ouncil general la x levy s u ffic ie n t s|*-eial m ay sell said bond* a t p riv a te levy to pay the Interest on the sales a t not less than |<ar and ac bonds and provide a s in k in g fund crued Intere st. fo r the am ounts d u e , provided Heettoa 6 : T he indebtedness au the re be not s u ffic ie n t revenue th o rize d by th is am endm ent to the fro m the w a te r system Io l<ay the C h a rte r o f the C ity o f C ottage same. ¡G rove is in ad d itio n to a li o th e r Section ( : The Common Connell indebtedness au thorized and in o f llie C ity o f C ottage G rove is c u r r e d by the C ity o f C ottage hereby a u thorised lo issue and * m -I1 Grove, and shall not tie considered the said bonds fro m tim e to lim e as affected by any lim ita tio n o f as it m ay deem necessary fo r the the indebtedness in the C h a rte r purpose herein specified, Dut be o f (he C ity , o r elsewhere. fore any of the bonds s h a ll tie sold (taction 6: The f u n d s a ris in g the y shall !*■ advertised fo r sale fro m tlx- sale and disijosal o f a ll by p u b lica tio n in a newspaper pub bomb, provided fo r in th is act shall lished in C o tta ge Grove, Oregon, lx* know n as ’ C o tta ge G rove once a week fo r tw o successive W a te r Reservoir and W a te r M ain and consecutive weeks p rio r to the Bonds" and shall tx* kep t separate da te o f sale, a n d the Com m on and ai>ait fro m a ll o th e r funds o f < b u n c il may also give no tice o f the Hx- C ity o f O jtta g e G rove and sail- o f said bonds in such o th e r sha ll lx* used o n ly as in tfiis aet pa|<*rs ns i t m ay deem to tx? fo r provided. 8 - 4 tc - ll The ttenllnel. Cottage Grove, Oregon We Now Have PRESTO LOGS B & H FEED & SEED STORE 105 South Gth TAKE IT EASY TAKE A TAXI Let us do the work anyw here TAXI _ You juttt ait hack and relax. Phone 777 24 Hr. Sen ice — HESSE’S CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 911 No. Highway 99 A N Y T IM E AMBULANCE Subscribe to the Cottage Grove Sentinel now! the law of supply and demand determines lumber prices W hen building is very active , the supply of lumber goes doten— f r=- ’ - > . '. ''w sometimes faster than America’s sawmills can replace it. When this shortage continues, prices go up. When building activity goes down, the supply builds up—and prices go down. Prices go up and down just like a teeter-totter. They respond month in and month out depending upon supply and demand. This is because there are 53,000 sawmills in America; most of them producing 2x4s and other such standard items. This tremendous output is sold competitively to some 6,000 wholesalers, who in turn, sell to about 26,000 retail lumber dealers. We must also keep in mind that there are thousands of producers and distributors of building materials which can be substituted for lumber. Thus you can see th at the building materials industry is a highly competitive one. If a producer is to succeed in this field he must deliver proper volume of products in the required qualities, at competitive prices—and give his customers good service. It is in these ways th at we try to win and keep customers—thereby keeping our mills in continuous operation. Everybody Saves with Greyhound's 6-RIDE FAMILY BOOK! ■9 HERE'S JUST ONE TYPICAL EXAMPLE: --------- YOU SAVE . . . $ 2 .4 8 ✓ *< ■ $ . GREYHOUND Lane County VOTERS: Cast one of your three votes for State Representative for a V • Y • w * • ' CAPABLE, YOUNG, DISABLED VETERAN Democratic Nominee Vote for a young veteran who shows great promise. A young man who, despite the great burden of financially helping his widower father rear 8 younger brothers and sisters, worked his way through school and graduated first in his law school class. Did you know that the Oregon Legislature has been Republican for 74 straight years? No party should be in a position of monopoly power that long. The two-party system is vital to de mocracy. We need a change in Oregon. Regardless of your party affiliation, vote for Harlan, a young disabled veteran who is capable, responsible, hard-working and loyal. Vote for Harlan for State Representative. 11-ltp W EYERHAEUSER T IM B E R COMPANY w o rk in g in th « P a c ific N o r th w e s t i o b u ild a p e rm a n e n t' I'agn S
