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hi t h ncr VOI E HIGH SCHOOL i n ATTENDING TALENT SHOW 1STII CARNIVAL I I'UI the C ottage G rove S entinel * V O L U M E l.X IV Serving the Heart of the Nation’s Greatest Lumber Region Since 1889 . ★ The Weather (Courtesy Cottage Gru«« Lake W eather Station» Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 High 6» 55 57 54 54 61 53 L>w 34 32 32 31 32 40 40 Pre .00 .0» .to .00 (M) .12 .30 POSTAGE GROVE. LANK COUNTY, OREGON, IllURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1982 Ten O n t» per Copy NUMBER 13 Recount Requested Following Dispute in City Recorder Race woedard to Speak Area Brownout AtCfCMKtmg Sought to Heft» Lack of Power W alter A. Woodard, local lum- ber industriali»t and philanthro pe". w ill »|<eak to the Chamber of Commerce at i t i monthly m eet ing Tuesday noon. November 18, at the Moose hall. | The Cottage Grove area along Although the topic of M r. with the rest of the county and Woodard'» talk hair not been an the Pacific Northwest w ill go on nounced, he w ill »{leak on what a 24-hour voluntary brownout he called a "m atter of Importance Thurstlay. November 13, to con to O rttage Grove.” serve ixiwer In the worst drought The meeting w ill be for C o f C since 1936. members only, and reservations All those using under 8,000 kilo must lie In early as the capacity w's tt hours a week w ill be under of the hall Is about 65. the voluntary plan However, in A report of the nominating com the Cottage Grove area, four mills m ittee also w ill be heard at this come under a Defense Power Ad meeting. Election w ill lie in De ministration order requiring a 10 cember. Those on the nominating percent cut in use of electricity committee are Hom er Hansen. tor all customers using over the V irgil Kingsley and Myron Perry. 8.000 kilow att hours. This goes into effect Monday, November 17, unless there are heavy rains at the headwaters of the Columbia River that would alleviate the power shortage. D. J. Allen Gets7 Three Vote Margin In Official Tally As a result of a dispute over the city recorder race results in the elections last week a recount ot votes on all city candidates has j kftft I • ft ft been requested. The request was made a t a spe cial rity (xxincil meeting last Thursday night by W A. Ed- war«ls, who spoke In behalf of his son and one ot the recorder candi dates, Fa roey Edwards. Contesting of the elections came afte r W ard 3's final count was in. The total in all wards gave D. J. Allen, the intmmbcnt, 614 votes and Edwards, a w rite-in candidate, 611 votes. The Sentinel in its edition that went to press last Wednesday eve ning. had a headline and story SIX EXTRA CLASSROOMS are shown in above drawing, alao p art of the high school that gave the election to Edwards expansion Plan. A corridor connect« with the present building, shown on left Loading by a plurality of 96 votes. The at ,,Kht nmy «’»•minuted in final apecificatlons, thua saving about W ard 3 figures used, showing 324 ji E xlra parking spate will lie provided west of thia new addition. E x tra classrooms votes for Edwards and 169 for A l To ( beck Mills len, were w ritten down on a will take care of overflow «if about 210 atudenU. Ju st to left of lower row of classroom s is F. I.. H illiker. manager of the sample ballot by a board member library reading room extension to make up for «pace th at will be lost when corridor is in that ward and given to the pUHned thru. Cases of disorderly conduct, as local Mountain States Power Co. press. The ballot was brought to sault and battery and reckless otlicc, said Wednesday that the TT' *1 the paper's office and used. The driving were before Judge John company had already conducted a paper had no knowledge of the Wells In Justice court thia past trial run this week in mills using over 8,000 kilow att hours. Moun 100 differential until the following ' week. morning when W a r d 3 figures November 5th George Wood- tain States men w ill check meters showed 224 for Edwards, instead worth of Mosby Creek signed of the large users afte r the order of 324. complaints of assault and battery goes into effect Monday to see if Pk*h Cleri Slide According to the city attorney, against Harold B. P o tter of Route j they are complying. ANN CHAPMAN, of Mt. View, Herbert Lombard, the county 1 and Calvin Hand of Ash avenue. I The mill» w ill handle cu rta il winner in the Sentinel Spelling Bee election board canvasses all coun Cottage Grove, following a fight ment of power in a n y manner ty votes and issues certificates. at the corner of Seventh and Main they see fit and may cut usage • The city has no Jurisdiction over streets. Hand pled guilty in court by the week, not necessarily by a recount since the city candi and was fined $5" and costs. Pot the hour or «lay. In (irivate homes people are dates' names appeared on the ter pled not guilty and posted $50 asked to use less hot w atw , sine« county ballot. I bail. M ay F ile Petltloa C lark J. Moore of Sw«?et Lane heating of w ater uses more power Then if a candidate is dissatis was fined $100 and costs, w ith $50 than any other home use. Electric fied w ith the results he may serve of the fine sus|>ended. («Mowing heat customers are asked to turn notice w ithin 30 days a fte r the a disorderly conduct complaint off unnecessary' heaters. Store owners w ill be asked to vote is anounced and file a peti signed against him on the 5th by tion w ith the circuit court setting lx*e Nichols, his son-in-law Moore cut down on use of display signs up the grounds for his contest. is said to have beaten his wife and decorative lighting. However, the city council, upon and threatened Nichols and his * Power officials said that if the request of Edwardx. did go on wife. Thi- judge put Moore on a voluntary program works It might record to make a request for a year's probation forbidding the not be- n e d v a r y to demand cuts check of votes in all precincts for man to drink or have (xissession for residential use. all c ity candidates. The c ity re ■ of any guns. WICKS ELECTRIC PLANS corder was instructed to w rite a Takes to Ditch PUBLIC HOLIDAY FEED letter to the county clerk request Albert E. Stacks of Cottage ing the recount. Wicks Electric on Highway 99 Grove signed a complaint charg — / ’*« « . A> C l,r i S lid e /r o e Sf T i» e n .1. K e C in t r , i r , l l I W. A. Edwards told the Sentinel N o rth w ill hold its second annual ing reckless driving against a Thanksgiving party on Saturday. Tuesday he had been to Eugene to FLOOR PLAN O F PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL GYM and music rooms th a t will be built Medford believed to be the November 22, when the firm w ill to see the county clerk, H a rry f voters approve s a le a f bonds at special election November 25. New gym is shown at upper driver of man a car that ran several Chase, and his cl«?ctions deputy, free turkey sandwiches and lert and wi 11 be at the southeast end of I he present building. It will seat 2,000 at basketball others into t h e ditch rounding serve - P h o t o by C la rk m uoio —Photo bv Clark 8utlxi ' Lloyd Payne, but that neither one coffee to the public. games. Activity r«sima are in balcony, with ro'law ay Heats provided for game siiectators curves between Saginaw and C ot was in. He said an employee in I-argcst turkey brought in by- JOYCE JOHNSON, ROBERT MORGAN, i. l AI , ft a n ‘ n?UH“’ n ’4,n,M and c<’vrrt‘d walk. which is indicated by checked area tage Grove November 7. W arrant November 15 w ill be roasted in a the clerk’s o ffiw told him she be second place winner third place winner I arking facilities are shown nt extrem e lower left. has been issued for the arrest of Erigidaire oven and servi'd the lieved that the «tounty elections . u. A‘ uV|xLr ,right iH K.vm which will be turned over to the girls. At lunchtime the Medford man, but he has not next Saturday from 10:30 a m . board was now looking into the recanvass of Cottage Grove rity tables and chairs will be set up in p a rt of it to lake care of increased dem ands for school yet been found. The license plates to 6 p.m. of the car involved showed it be election ballots. Edwards said he lunches. Lower right shows present auditorium . longs to Charles W , Reams of would return to Eugene Wednes Mrs. Earl H ill spent last week Medford. It was not knowm for at M cM innville caring for her sis day to investigate the m atter sure If he was the driver. further. ter. Mrs. Horace Sutherland, who Ed Brisette of Cottage Grove is recuperating from a recent op Approxim ately 150 spectators The local election sheriff, Elm er pled not guilty in court on No eration. M r. H ill spent the week ___ ______ attended the Sentinel’s second an Kent, who is*also a councilman, vember 9 to a reckless driving end at the Sutherland home and nual Spelling Bee at Harrison told the Sentinel when ask«?d re Xv.’—- The local and county Commu charge and posted $50 bail. brought Mrs. H ill home Monday A n S m O R e h O U S e F i r e school last F riday night and garding the 106 vote differential nity Chest drive entered it» final ,, , . watched last year’s runner-up, a t- in W ard 3 that the board told him W eek this week, w ith the last re ,,n of meat went tractive red-haired Ann Chap- the Sentinel must have copied the Cost to the taxpayer for the proposed $347,000 addition port moetlng scheduled Thursday, rP , veml* \ 6 whcn man. M t. V i e w school eighth wrong figure. However, the fig fire started m the smokehouse der wi crotro. to the C ottage Grove Union high Hchisil was estim ated by November 13, In Eugene. ures the paper used were from the crated by Q uality M arket at 1236 A lo ta , Qf J2 schisil authorities this week to be "slightly under 3 mills*’ The Cottage G r o v e area re pink ballot handed the reporter for the first year and less than th a t over a 15-year period. ported a total of $4,790.81 at a re about 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, short ’ F ire Chief Ernest Shipley said he believed the blaze started * tan<T " ’ S J° >Ce J° hnSOn' blond- ly before press time. The tax question was answered by the school board and cent meeting, which is about 50 |>crccnt of the $9.500 goal. Several ( The story came thru unofficial pig-tailed eigtyh grader from Jef superintendent a fte r citizens showed an interest in this item. mill» i when seme meat hung on a string have not yet reported, w hichf go to church and worship. The ferson school. T h ird place winner sources that Allen had said he The cost is based on a $10,-.— ------------ government consented, and the fell into the stove used for smok was Robert Morgan, seventh grad would resign January X. (This is S ih T n F T T * VaI, U a ‘ *o n ' be made up by taxing prop- may raise the figure, according to ! ing. H. B. M cM illan, South 1-ane drive . churches were opened. Millions of er from S ilk Creek, also a par when the new term for elective w ith ii o ik I h to be puid o ff in erty in O h * district Another fire on the 6th was head Howard G ilbert has acted people flocked to the churches, ticipant last year. officials sta rt.) However, when 15 years. The B|ate (XKje ,h a , ¡n put out before it could do damage as Cottage Grove chairman. and are still doing so. Prizes awarded the winners asked by the press if this were at the Madonna & Arnold m ill on , Mcre Actually levie« to operate c i t y : sclmols of over tkX) student» sr|ia- On the first day of worship, Jo were $12.50 in cash and a g ift cer- true, he said he had no statement Mr». Cecil Hush, Creswell chair- 1 A ^ ldi„ng ? rch tificate for a watch from "W are's to make. nclsM)l» were down thia year, the rate gym »pace for boys and girl« man, reported 73 percent of the seph Stalin came to the largest louird imlnted out. Thl» waa due must be provided. The proposed «In .h -,ah rlE je w e le r s for the w inner; $7.50 in church in Moscow and stood for The city council canvassed the total collected there. At Lorane cash for thp second w inner and votes on the $275,000 w ater bond mainly to underestimation of gym w ill probably take care of Mrs. Charles M itchell at last re- ! ■an hour during the service, mere- s w e r J » ron L / t h • mimic school sup|Nirt However, 1 need» for all time, since it can d 55 for ,he third The Sentinel don- issue at the meeting Thurs«lay ; ly to enhance his popularity. Rew Z port said her drive was 23 percent ’ m6 a,ed ,he cash P fi^ s . Each finalist night. The total vote, which put the combined levy, Including that take care of up to 1,000 students, finished. Varonof compares Stalin's act X , ^ n „ a frpe icturp from for city government, raised from Enrollment to Climb (w ith that of the Devil in a story defective flue caused a roof blaXe. ; over the measure two to one, is I 79 9 to 82.2 this year. Kingsley quoted some enroll- ’ in the Bible where the Devil came I t was extinguished before any Photo Studio, duplicates of which as follows: damage was done. I before God complaining about Job. V irgil Kingsley, superintendent n » n t statistic» to twek up the Yes were used in the paper. No 1, Precinct 1 230 of the Idgh school, said that the bond Issue. He said that present Varonof says that the Russian 137 12 In Finals 2, Precinct 2 new addition would coat anyone enrollment was «20, w ith 103 sen- . peopla were seekers of God and 211 99 O ther spellers participating in Ward 2, Precinct 3 wbo was now |iaying $'(XI in taxes Iw s to graduate n e x t June A i that Christians in Russia outnum 268 93 the contest w ere as follows: Lynn Ward 3, Precinct 4 about $4 additional. Armistice Day Tuesday passed 304 ber the Communists. The Russian 171 total of 215 eighth graders are •Brightwell, Culp Creek; Albert unnoticed in Cottage —-e—■ ' —..... j Orthodox church alone has 35,- enrolled that w ill attend high almost M ay Cut Items Arm itage, Lorane: M arjorie W ar Grove. No memorial program was J (XX),000 members, while the Com- srtiool next fall, which w ill put 1013 500 He pointed out that he had w ic k , Creswell; Dorothy Kliese, j munists in Russia number only enrollment at 732. Allowing for held, and the flags were not put heard an m e criticism of "gold dropouts it might at least be as up because of the rain. Harrison; Beatrice Purcell, Sag i 6,000,000. The annual Christmas Seal plating” school needs. As a result, high as 700. Seventh graders now inaw; Rocke W arren, Dorena; , Pictures Shown The American I-egion and Aux drive in the Cottage Grove area he said the school Itnard might W o o d a rd . Latham; The speaker also w ill point out w ill get underway November 17 B arbara total 219 and Juniors 140. Thus in iliary held their annual chili feed pare about $30,000 and eliminate that in Moscow, a city of 6 m il when thousands of the seals w ill George Woodworth Jr., Blue M t two years enrollment could top at (he armory for their families the bus loading zone and breeze- the 8(H) mark. lion, there are only 27 churches, go into the m ail along w ith let and Deanna Gunn, 1-ondon. The and invited veterans. I t was fol way leading to t h e new class 13th entry, M argaret Cordin of of which seven are Protestant, | lowed by a social evening. ters. I-ocal drive chairman is He said that many members of room», Disston, did not appear for the and that on Sundays as many as Stew art Carlson. The hank, post office and city the community said more s|w»cc A Senior musical talent show finals. Voters w ill go tp the polls No three separate services arc held to Much of the w ork in getting out was very desirable especially for hall were closed. Schools also got REV. VA R O N O F The contest at the last was be w ill be put on for the public at vember 25 to approve n bond Issue basketball games. The original a one-day holiday. accommodate the eager worship- the letters was done again" this the high school Thursday night, of $347,(XX). However, if specifi ers coming from everywhere year by girls at the high school tween Joyce Johnson and Ann new gym had been planned for Peter Varonof, Russian mission Views of the city, and of other under the direction of Miss Ger- Chapman, with Joyce going down November 13. Proceeds of the cations are cut the entire amount girts hut was changed when Citi ary from Odessa, Russia, w ith the scenes of interest in Russia, w ill • trude Br'anthover, They were as- on the word "institute,” which show, open to the public, w ill be of the issue does not have to he zens expressed a desire for the UROVE RESIDENTS MAY used for the carnival the follow message. "The Communist doe- be exhibited by the missionary slated by the Brownie troop led Ann spelled correctly. »old, Kingsley pointed out. S E N D P A T IE N T S G IF T S game space, Kingsley said. Judges were Mrs. Ada Tay lor of ing night. | trine has no place for Christian- I f (he voters do not pass the Rev. Varonof, who has spent by Mrs. Bob Dusenberry. Most classes are at the m axi Cottage Grove residents or clubs | ity.” w ill speak Thursday night, The show w ill be In the audito issue, there nre three alternatives, most of his life in Russia, and Display signs thruout the city Jefferson; Miss Jule Crume of the mum size, with more crowding may throw a little cheer into the November 13, at the Assembly of I high school and S. J. Bonkowski, rium a t the school, and will fea he »aid. whose parents are missionaries w ill be put out on the 15th bv the principal of Culp Creek school. W. ture the following: Piano solo by L Put the »ante bond issue up impossible, he added. Many classes lives of patients a t the Ijin e God church in Cottage Grove. The imprisoned there, says that Com- Boy Scouts. are also being held In undesirable County Tuberculosis, Sanitorium talk w ill begin at 7:45 p.m. C. M artin, Sentinel publisher, Dean Perkins: vocal solo by Bill to the people. munism has three elements: de- Proceeds from the seal sale are trum pet trio, G ilbert Varonof states that from 1933 nial of God and the suppression used in Lane county to promote opened the contest w ith a short Veatch; 2. Put some classes on a double places. Also only alx>ut one half by "adopting" one of them for of the students who want to can Christmas. Any group wishing to to 1942 all religious worship was Hand, D w ight Treat an«l Malcolm shift. of religion, abolition of private good health, p rim arily thru the talk. Joan Gallo of the Sentinel Scott and another vocal solo by •t. Cram classes beyond the nor- takd lunches at school, he said. send gifts at Christmas to a pa forbidden in Russia. The churches ownership of property, and hatred prevention and eontnil of tuber- conducted the contest. tient may contact Mrs. Stew art were all closed, and Sunday, ” Res- Jerry Harrison. htal size, t h u s ignoring achool of the rich. "Communism." he «miosis, and secondarily thru the Carlson at phone 135-Y. rectlon Day" in the Russian lan quotes, "is power based upon force ' promotion of personal, fam ily and CHILD HEALTH CLINIC standards, which might mean a O C U M P A U till IH N C IIA K G E D TWO LOCAL MEN ENLIST Mrs. Carlson, who is president guage, was Just another working loss of some basic support money. and lim ited by nothing." Commu- community hygiene. The program Clinton Ocumpaugh Jr., who The Child Health Clinic w ill be Tw o Cottage Grove men were The school now gets alxmt >70,000 has served two years in the Hrmy, of the Lane County Public Health day. But, he stated, in 1942 when nists believe, he says, that some also stresses health education, be held Thursday, November 20, enlisted in the arm y recently. In basic support, which comes has been discharged and is now Association, and Mrs. Harold T ryk the terrors of w ar were being day I-enin, the god of the godless.' case finding and rehabilitation. In attended the November meeting brought to the Russian people, w ill return to life to rule the (the past it also has brought the in the health rooms above Smith They are Oscar Everett Woodard from Income (axes. I f cut, this back in Cottage Grove, Electric. Anyone wishing an ap of Route 1 and Alfred W illia m of the group last week in Eugene. they demanded to be allowed to w or'd- X -ra y program to the community. pointment may call 443-L, Stockdale. T "* r * -IS .« Conduct, Assault Cases Are Heard V y Three Mill Levy Will Pay for Proposed High School Addition, Authorities Say Ann Chapman Wins Annual Spelldown; Joyce Johnson, Robert Morgan Place Chest Drive Enters Final Stages Here Meat Is Oversmoked Russian Missionary to Speak Here 13th On Dangers of the Communist Doctrine Armistice Day 11th Passes Unobserved Annual Seal Drive GetsUnderwayUth Seniors Schedule Talent Show 13th
