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Sei ving the Heart of the Nation's Greatest Lumber Region Since 1889
C O TTA G E GROVE, L A N E C O U N TY , O REGO N. THU RSD AY, JA N U A R Y 22, 1953
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N U M B E R 23
City Launches Storm Sewer Program Following Floods;
Rural Areas Report River Overflows, Road Washouts
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I
City
council in other action
jught voted to w rite a Jot­
te r to the PUC protesting proposed
rate Yatses for th£ Pacific Tele­
phone and Telegraph company.
The letter will be much the
saipe as the one y n t .earlier by
the Chamber of Commerce, which
said in effect that charges already
were high enough for "services
rendered.”
The council admitted that prob­
ably Ihe phone company needed
additional revenue to operate in
the black,, but criticized the poor
servlfce in the’'Cottage Grove area.
One councilman said if service
could be improved that would be
ar-
! * " 0,her "?a ,tpr pntb* »
A b('a'
,b<’ imposed rates w ill
probably be set soon, it was-an-
‘ nounced
l
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Salary Raises
Given Sixteen
CG Employees
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Torrential week end rains th a t1 Correspondents from the rural
caused a flash flood in Cottage areas around Cottage Grove re-
Grove1, causing water to overflow ported damage f r o m the flash
and sewers to back up brought ac- flood over the week end.
tion from the city council in a
M R S. G A LE ROBY O F L O N -
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s|x»cial session Tuesday night, DON said the excitement of high
!
Several rules for the c a re . of
1 Gouncilmen voted to launch a water in the upper Coast F ork
wells in Hooded areas were issued
I
’ storm sewer program-here to tie river was prevalent in London
this week by D r. A. Triolo, di­
paid for from funds received from | community Sunday as two and
rector of the county health de­
The city council in a special ses- , he recent sale of sewer bonds.
a half inches of rain fell Saturday
partment, in the wake of high
sion Tuesday Tiight declared an
First step in the program will night at the Blaekbutte weather
waters that have inundated much
emergency and granted 16 salaried be consultation w ith the Corvallis station after the heavy rainfall of
property.
employees a $15 a month increase engineering firm of Cornell, How- the past three weeks.
lie said in a directive, “I f your
from January 1 to June 30, 1953, .
Hayes and MeFriftcld w hich
The county bridge near the L a r-
I well has been covered by flood
The money w ill come from t h c .prrpared a survey to r the sewer ry Haynes place went out soroe-
waters^ or if flood waters have
emergency fundi which has a sur- system here. M a jo r Joe Crepeau time during the night and the en-
approarlied within 100 feet of the
pius of $5598.51 according to the said that Mr. Roger Roderick of tire center span swept .aw ay.
well, the«' instructions should be
monthly budget report. The total the firm would be contacted an d . Woodard's road was opened Sun-“
followed befou» using the water
ot the six months will be $1440 in asked to attend the February 2 day to general traffic in the emer-
for drinking, cooking or bathing
salaries.
. - meeting of the council, to discuss gency. The center p i e r of the
iHimnees"
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The emergency was decla
»clarod the construction program. “(Part Blaekbutte
bridge*, was swept
1 Clean and pump well until
because of the danger of losing of the $225.000 in bond funds is away, however the bridge was
water runs clear.
»
I A request from Doyles Sales some of the fire and policemen, being used for the sewage plant.)
still passable to light traffic and
2. Sterilize bv adding ordinary and Service for reimbursement for Two police officers left for high i H. B. McMillan, chairman of
the mail.
...bleach ,such .a? C Ipjpx or Purex to gravel put on the property on wages in other.,cities the past six tbe sewer and water committee,
W ater was over the running
well as follows: One o u n c e of Hiway 99 North following sew'er months, Ed Jones, chief of [»lice, reported he. .the mayor and L. W?
boards
of cars near the Nelson
work
was
turned
over
to
the
of bleach to c \c ry 10 gallons of
told the cquucil Two firemen and Coiner, city engineer, surveyed Bemis place where the river was
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u tn c ,
,
- Photo Sy Clark 81. di. water in well, or one p i n t of street committee.
a polite of lite r had left previously, damage caused by the flood over over thé rdad. The Lawrence Funk
MAUCI1 Oh DDIES non lung cartons went up this week in Cottage Grove business bk’ach ,l) every. 160 gallons of The council okayed the dCsyrip he and fire chief, Ernest Shipley, town Sunday a n d Monday. He bridge was practically afloat from
houses as the annual drive to help polio victims got underway here? Hap Wolfard Of Wol- wa,er in well. «Larger doses of tion prejwred by Gil Gardner for said. ------------
'said th ey tried to fin d causes of appearances with the water level
harm
fard's Market tfleft) is shown receiving his cartons from Mrs. Robert Bauder, a Jayceette, bleach wlU not
ha,mf ful.) Pump a strip of 54 feet owned by the Councilmcn In drawing up the the flood and came up with some just under the floor of the bridge.
of thè m ixture out of and City on South River road. This resolution alsp stated that the .answers.
and Harold Monighan, Dimes committee chairman for the Jaycees. Over 150 cartons were sòme
The Lee Bechtold bridge was the
back into the well, thoroughly
the site of the old) fire hall eost of living had gone up since
4 Starting on the east side of sturdiest private bridge on the
put out and merchants promised to cooperate this week by giving customers small change rinsing the interior walls of the' was
the center of town was in the last raise in 195J, which was the tracks at the river the ditch
river affording traffic access to
in dimes to promote the drive. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Jayceettes were In well (N o te : One cubic foot of when
that area. This Was an effort to also taken from the emergency ¡s (¡lied wjt h junk, McMillan said,
The
McKay
charge of the cartons. Maynard Wilson, local attorney, is drive head.
water equals 714 gallons. A Six get property lines settled there fund. Wages m cities of eotniwr- This holds back water from reach­ Woodard’s road.
bridge, weakened by toeing an end
inch round hole contains 114 gal­ aryl also to straighten out a pri­ able sizes were higher even now.
the river.
lons per foot of depth.) _
vate tract sold
tn F tw iw i lhey ««id------------------------.---- :— ---- i— 2 . A t tha ‘ so ul toast eortwr of ■pier last week, was still holding.
A LOG JA M lodged against the
1' 'TCTToiv mixture to remain in web . The council also voted to let
The resolution will be prepared Kelly field there Is a 24 inch tile north pier of the covered bridge
! for 24 hours.
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by
the
city
attorney
and
presented
and
a
three
foot
difch,
w
ith
the
Arnest-Young Insurance survey
A fte r 24 hours pump well until the city's insurance program and for voting a t the next council sea- uie about half f u l l of silt and at Cougar Bend Junction and
threatened the bridge since the
, free from chlorine odors.
bly F e U iu u y 2.
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»ticks. Sunday the w a t e r was
bed has swung' In to the
come up w ith ,
f a l l your County Health depart­ Taylor Young, who. appeared at
The city attorney in a w ritten backed up too far for Investiga- bank on the curve above
.
-
the
ment for a sanitarian to collect a the meeting, told the city its in­ opinion read to the council said u on. M cM illan suggested that
bridge
and
fu
ll
force
of
the
high
.w a te r sample Phone 4-5215.
surance was out of date and costly in effect the emergency fund was w|t h the cooperation of the fire
City fathers and Chamber of Commerce members dis­
U ntil your water- supply is cer­ and needed revision. He also sug- the only one that could he touch- dejiartment that these tiles should water hit the end pier. County
men, Archie and Arden Powell,
cussed everything from the high water and off-street park­
tified safe. Boil all w ater
. . ten
. min- guested a -plan for insurance in ed, since any surplus In o t h e r be- flushed out. The engineer ad- w ith the county grader worked
ing to city budget and C of C membership in a joint luncheon
utes before drinking, bathing or | case of false arrest charges or as- funds must be credited to, next mitted this had never been done,
all day to try to remove the jam .
Tuesday and came out with the idea th at cooperation be­
culinary purposes.
sault and battery against the po- year's budget. He said that it was
3, Eighth street was flooded They were assisted by volunteer
tween the two groups could get things done.
\ lltae force, or any other city of- lawful to give the raises if they j from Taylor to Monroe, w ith the
neighbor« end a cat from nearby
A direct result of the meeting.
did not mean exceeding the total Standard Oil p l a n t on Monroe logging operations but were un-
budget. (By taking the money completeiy surrounded by w a tw -!ah U to remove the jam before
designed to introduce the new looked at the” ,'puddles and riv-
eonncil and city problems to the erx " He s,.id that work would
from ■ «TwrgtMcy ..fund the total McMillan claimed this area could
" nightfall. However, enough was
budget w ill not be exceeded.)
Chamber, and vice versa, was a , cost a lot of m o n e y and v
be drained.
removed to lessen the danger and
The attorney cited criticism by
Brevival of the off-street "parking. haven’t got it.” .
4. Coiner said he uncovered the by morning the river had started
-1 About 20 persons turned out for
the state auditor of use of the em­ manhole at Severith and Quincy
project adopted last yea r b y
the Iiol) ^jyjs arose j o qUjp that he the Operation Skywatch organi-
to recede.
ergency fund, but the coupcil voted and .that the sanitary sewer was
C of C with Hap W olfard
was ‘lucky" at this time to' be zational meeting Tuesday night at i
-
Four bids on proposed
sites f o r , C t l S T g e S C o n f i n i l e
W ater was down Monday and
in effect that the situation was full of overflow water.
head of a committee to look into (vad o f on,y (he ,jbrary
and thp hjgh schoo, The ajrp|ane ob. 1 the new Cottage Grove post office
county crew« were out to work
Health H azard
the matter.
health committee and that these server post in the-hut on top of ba' ’e been received here and one
Floyd H ililker, manager of the an emergency.
«gain at removing the jam. The
“We can’t expect the sanitary river had fallen about eight feet
Other things brought up were areas of city work were “ill pretty city hall 'will be opened for this ! W1^
aPProv™ by the inspector Mountain States Company here,
sewers to carsy all the water,” overnight.
fall and spring m erchants-ojien-; good shape ”
defense effort for the first time in Portland soon- Sam Veatch, said this week that the power.cur-
M cM illan said. "Thia could create
ings, annexation, a full time man- chiefs Complimented
' Monday January 26
I Postmaster, said, here this week, tailment order by D EPA had been
Woodard’s crews were out bat­
a health hazard.
ager for the C of ,C, housing de-
z A c
who has
' Denham civiIian defense'
bUt 1Ithat . s,.eam ^ Wer
tling log jams a t their own bridges
velopment. the power company f g , the fire committee four years, head in Cottage Grove, said (.a
conitructw n of
and generation will probably contmue
"Storm sewers are feasible in and a crane was put in at the
w» A .as,'
Inn) till,
InQCT 'said, “W e have a first class fire tains
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some areas. However on the west Bridge near the P a u l Prescott
sur<?bar^<1' ' and
*U iuJl icast‘
had been picked for aft tout lease it to the post office for 10 for some time,
Sites proposed were at 732' , This means in effect also that
side there Is a real protolethiSilk place to d e a r out tho jam. O ffi­
.
the recent floods.
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department, and people w ill bear , two days of the week, and urged years.
Dr. H . K. Newburn, president Creek floods every year. [This cials were puzzled àt the amount
20 perepnt surcharge also will
Mayor J. S. Crepeau in his talk me out when I say it has done ; individuals and organizations to Gibbs, or the norffieast corner of
Seventh and Gibbs, by Bill Bar- sti„
lev|e<, on p o w e r bills. of the University of Oregon, w ill
urged cooperation between the a good job. We h a v e the best ' volunteer their assistance in the ?
?
. * ,he"ridrthe»«t**’c nrner « ,l 00 levied on p o w e r bills, speak to the Lions club at its could be helped by clearing out of debris and -trash washing down
the ditch of debris.” He »said the the river since efforts are made
Many
groups and said, " If the Chamber | chief we’ve ever had and be is also program.
’
m f F if t h an d W a sh in g to n hv toe ^
a n y cities, including Cottage
can adopt a go ahead program .1 the building inspector a n d has ; The schedule for the first week .. ...........................................
Washington, By
,Grove are
arp protesting
Drot e s t in e the
th e charge
c h a r e e noon meeting today, January 22, new bridge was almost lost and to prevent this accumulating near
„ J o e '¡Grove,
T. Smith. The third site offered sjnce not a |j areas are having to on his recent trip to Europe,
the road to the new real estate the river banks.
the city owes its Support to the ‘ done a good job.”
r
| w ill be as follows:
Another U of O speaker sched­ addition washed out.
was the northeast corner o f,F ifth ipay ,t and because there was no
Norman Adams, who lives near
ventures. W e must work together
Bricher, police committee head, 1 »»„„a,,,
oC
t „
uled for the February 12 meeting
and Adams, by Jack Maulding and advance publicity
He said that an open ditch on the river bank reported that the
as a unit.” The mayor urged » said he was pleased w ith the work •
. „„„¡■ ¡“ v' M r. T h \m
is Achiitf Jurchen, a journalism the Harold Radway prpperty at
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full time manager to w o rk 'o u t oj Ec| j Ones, police chief, who he g
d auxiliary, Mrs. Thomp- the fourth at 359 W ashington,.just1
Haynes bridge went out about
son, captain.
west of the E arl H ill property on . .
leB‘sla,ure >® introducing a student from Germany.
Seventh and Taylor was very bad. 6 a m . Sunday.
Chamber problems. He also urged, said had done "a commendable
'
,
.
1-.
„ i a . «r
b,H this week calling for public
Jan. 2t, Mrs. Peterson,
s ,b
de of the street, by
d i t c «'
,.,.„u
"There' is no adequate cyitlet and
W a te r was right to the top of
progress on housing, origination of job, particularly in his tactful way ; , TXiestJaj-,
.
hearings by the P U C for such
Don Breakley of Portland.
the .tile is not large enough to the storage reservoir dam at the
- - openings
•
1 chief observer
Ver.
spring and - fail
l a Stim­ of handling juveniles.”
surcharges.
carry the water," McM illan ob­ Lee Bechtold place diuilt last sum­
ulate interest dow'ntdwn” and off
Fam ey Edwards, new city re-1 Wednesday, Jan. 28, M au d e.
C ity council again Tuesday night
served.
. ■
corder,
told
the
audience,
’’If*
you
Funk,
Royal
Neighbors.
-
,
-ng
fo
p
e
tit^
n
’
mer for w ater pressure system
.street parking.
ing to petition the Planning Corry said that it could see no reason
"We don’t know what to do and a creek that was rerouted
I rget» Annexation
have any complaints to make, I
Thursday, Jan. -29, open.
, mission for rezoning of this prop- why people here had to "help
The Sentinel wishes to correct about Sixth street,” he continued. along thé side of the mountain
Suggestions from C h a m b e r wjn be glad to work w ith you.
Friday, Jan. 30, Mrs. Erwin H an- - erty from residential to commer- pqy company expense to meet one item in the new, proposed gas “I t was covered from Taylor to
was running fu ll but carried thru
members included one by D r. Dean
Bricher followed this up with sen.
rate schedule that appeared on the tracks.”
. cial in order to enter his bid. One competition in S p r i n g f i e l d
and afforded a spectacular " fa lla l
Webb on annexation. "The city the' remark that "The city is big
Saturday, Jan. 31, Mrs. H . E. councilman said that property J ’ Springfield has competitive power page 1 of last week’s.edition. The
(Continued on page 2)
as it scooted over a natural rock
limits should be moved out to in- business and the neU' recorder Nichols.
owners in the area were c irc u la t-.«nd does not pay the surcharge.) 1 to 15 therm rate was listed at
spillway to t h e original lower
elude the rural areas or we should needs the cooperation and under-
Sunday, Feb.. 1, open.
1 ing a petition to stop the move.1 H illiker, who attended council 33 cents and it should have been
creek bed.
liinit fire and police protection,” standing of all of you.”
Captains w ill pick their teams A t present the property up to this scssioh, did not speak up, but he 35 cents.
R ainfall the p u t week at Black-
he said. H. B. Robbins pointed oi|t,
F ire Chief .Ernest Shipley told
and will operate on as many shifts 1 bnp is eqrnmercial and the rest , told the Sentinel earlier that the
The hearing in Cottage Grove
butte weather station showed 7.18
however, the rural fire district
(Continued on page 2)
as possible depending on the residential, although aH buildings trouble lay in the laws that would on the new rates has been set for '
inches, or kit sverage of an inch
contract.
In the block except.Hansen Bros, have to be changed by Congress. 1 p.m. Thursday, February 5, a t I
amount of worker«.
a day from January 12 to 18. The
In answer to this George Drury,
The phone in the hut will ' be 1 arl b0 ™ 5’
one~churcb
He said there was abuse by fed- the city hall. The Cottage Grove ■
heavies^twàs 2.57 January 17.
vice president of the C of C acting
One Bite w ill be approved by the eral authorities of the public pref- Gas Co. is asking for cost of oper-
Voters trekked to the polls to-
School busses and the mail were
connected with an army air force
in the absence of Doc Ne.ar. said,
"We must make the town attrac- ■
office in Portland by calling the inspector and then sent to Wash-jerence clause in acts relating to ation increases, first sought from | day in a special county-wide elec- making double runs to cover both
the
PUC
since
1947.
i
tion
to
decide
the
fate
of
the
Bayly
ington
for
final
okay.
sale
of
power
from
federal
dams.
sides of the river because of the
local operator and asking for a ir­
tive so they w ill want to come in.”
By Saundra Sue Carlson
recall movement. ’
Haynes bridge being out. Power
Following the discussion, on off-
craft flash. The amount of planes,
Inauguration c e r e m o n i e s
Citizens were to vote on whether outage was only about two hours
typés, altitude, direction from post
street jiarking D r. H. A. Hagen' Tuesday were broadcast to the
or not they wished to retain as on Sunday night.
and flight direction w ill be report­
moved the Chamber take up the 614 students of Cottage Grove
county judge Day T. Bayly, the
MRS. E S T H E R T R t’N N E IX A T
project. A rt Schaefer, outgoing
high school o v e r the school e d The code number of the station
controversial figure charged with L A T H A M reported Sunday's rain
,
president, said that the chamber
public address system . Some is lîlike Peter 54 Black.
lack of cooperation in county af­ caused high water in all three
had "volumes of m aterial" show­ students did their homework,
Volunteers are asked to call the
fairs by his opponents.
branches of Hull Lane though it
ing how it should be done and
som e slept, some talked and Chamber '.o f Commerce office
Bayly has continued to say, " I did not completely stop traffic.
that it required time.
where a master schedule w ill be
some listened.
stand on my record.” He listed W ater w u up to t h e running
H . W. Lombard, city atto rn e y .:
We heard the many prelim­ ■ kept.
that record in 11 poi-ts, inciud ng boards of the pickups that went
sjxike up ^o say.
Morelock's
inaries and the actual brief
improvement in oftice records,
(Continued on page 2)
lot is being used and the city has ceremonies Including our N a­
care in preparing the county
improved it. We have hot ju s t ; tional Anthem, opening prayers,
budget, central purchasing, com­
talked aboyt it, but we have done ! band flourishes, vice-president
D IM E S N E W S :
prehensive court house inventory,
something about it.”
Nixon’s oath, applause. Presi­
successful OAC timber fight, pav­
>'lnaiM*r ProMem
, dent Elsenhower’s oajh of of­
ing program, traffic surveys, tb
Lombard also s p o k e on city
fice and Ms speech.
testing campaign and so on.
problems, saying “You Can’t do
Bat this was all taking place
Charles Eugene Cannon, broth-j
Refute Role
anJ4hing unless the taxpayers co- j thousands of miles away, quite
M A R C H O F D IM E S M O ­
er ot Wayne Cannon, who recently
His opponents in ten charger T H E R ’S M A R C H has been set
operate. Cottage Grove is faced ; remote from our sm all lumber
l»urchased Brisbane Electric here
refute the role he played in get­
w ith a finance problem. The city 1 town.
for Thursday night, January 29.
in Cottage .prove, participated in
ting extra O&C money and claim
is limited by its boundaries, and I
from 7:30 to 8:30 p m . This
We cannot fed the great ex­
the
inaugural
parade
in
Washing-
he did not cooperate In the tb
the poor property owner bears the
drive, to raise funds to aid polio
ultation that those present j ton, D. C., Tuesday with his pure­
testing program for dairy cows.
victims, has been highly suc­
burden.”
m ust have experienced. We bred Siberian Husky dog team.
Other
charges
are
that
he
tried
He also spoke of budget prob- j cannot see the strain on the
cessful in. other cities in past
to scuttle the museum, cheat tax­
Cannon and the team were
lems to be faced and called f o r , participators’ faces. We cannot
year and is sponsored here for
payers out of road f^ n ta g e ,
flown to Washington by the
the "cooperation of taxpayers."
the first year by the Jsyoeettes.
realize the tensions or even
worked against 4-H camp pro­
Chamber of Commerce of Anchor­
Joe Bricher. councilman, intro­
Residents are requested to turn
the obvious fact that our gov­
gram,
delayed
purchases
of
Cquip-
age, Alaska. The brothers were
their porch lights on If they
duced the City group.
ernment has been pnt into a
v
ment,
and
so
on.
In
addition
the
originally ’f r o m
Sedro-Woolley,
Gil Gardner, new councilman,
w ant the marchers to stop.
new man’s trust. W e cannot
pgroup said that many who . went
i Wash. Wayne visited his brother
and chairman of the road «founit-
Teams w ill cover the entire
grasp his feelings, em otions or
to see Bayly got the cold shoulder.
in Alaska last spring and reported
tee, told the Chamber, "The rain
city, and those whd wish to
devotion to Ms country. We
Polling
places
open
from
8
a.m.
the dogs were a smooth team, but
shows’ that a great deal of w ork, cannot foresee what he will do
volunteer to help may call
to 8 p.m. id Cottage Grove are as
“savage.”
is to be done. We can do every­
Mrs. Harold Neal, phone 174L
for America.
1 follows: Ward 1, Precinct 1, M a­
F o r the parade the sled was
o r Mrs. BUI Telford,
thing the people want.”
But w e did bear the words of
sonic
hall.
W
ard
2,
Precinct
2,
f
'
FI
m
A
o
bv
d
a
r
k
StuOo
equipped w i t h small rubber
692R. W orkers are
H . ‘ B. McMillan, chairman of
a declaration of conviction and
UILT OF THE 48 STATES is donated to the Cottage Grove Shrine Club to aid in a Buick garage. W ard 2, Precinct 3, the march, Mrs.
The reputation of the 1
the city sewer, water and lights
faith in the purpose of free wheels.
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_ the- selection by th e ,
it drive for the Shrine Crippled Children’s hospital. H is being displayed a t Githens city h a l f W a r d 3, Precinct 4, — I N A N O T H E R
team
made
committee said, "A fter this ram I
people. We M il only know that
irm a n ________
; P a lm e r
sSa^ y
U 3 3 West
C h a m b e r ''a n d ' * thie
R e p u b lic a n Motors. Shown in the picture are (left to right) Lloyd Aldrich, benefit chalrm__
D 1M E 8 S TU N T, the
should have left town. But if any­ our. trust and faith is vitally
p
a
r
ty
seekin
g
an
e
x
h
ib
it
fo
r
th
e
Johnson,
Shrine
club
president;
Mrs.
Julia
Brown,
who
made
and
donated
the
quilt,
and
Cafe w ill donate
thing can be done, we w ill do it."
necessary to make him su ccess­
Rural
polling
p
l
a
c
e
s
may
be
parade from
H e said Sunday he and the mayor j ful for our good as a country.
Floyd Githens. States shown in the picture, each in a block on the quilt, are New Jersey found in the various correspond­ money Friday'. J.
: "natural.
the campaign.
a jX j L, W . Coiner, city engineer,'
New Mexico, Oklahoma and Oregon. State flow ers are also worked into the quilt.
ent«’ columns.
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Outlined by County
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To Discuss Sone of City's Problems
Skywatch Program
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