Biue Mt. School Sneak Day for Seniors and Work-Play
Cottage Grove Sentinel Picnic Set Sunday Day for Other Students Is Set 25th
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Public Relations
NUMBER 40
$32 Million in Added Funds Left Hiway Liquor by Drink
Commission for 3-Year Construction Policies Are Set
Battles Ahead
During the post war period
I from 1946 to 1951 inclusive the
Highway
Commission
battled
• ahead with what revenues it re-
| ceived from gasoline taxes and in-
I cidental income to repair and im
prove the State's primary and
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Picnic Set Sunday
thrilling to drive
Wicks Electric
48 No. Dth
George Witters of the M & W
Market, a state director of the
Oregon Independent Retail Gro
cers association, will take an ac
tive part in the program at the
group's annual convention Sun- 1
day and Monday, May 24 and 25,
in Portland.
The meeting will be held at the
Multnomah hotel and will feature
a key address by Ed Wimmer of ;
Cincinnati, vice president of the
National Federation of Indepen
dent Business.
Units of the Army’s Fourth In
fantry Division were the first on
the beaches of Normandy on D-
Day, June 6, 1944.
Ken Cravens
The traditional high school Sen-'
MOSBY CREEK — “Butch,” ior
.
Sneak Day has been set for To Be Discussed
Contractor
little red cocker spaniel belong- Monday,
,
May 25, while students
.Ing to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bas- in other classes make it a Work- At Lumber Meet
410Y
sett, had the misfortune to get Play
j
Day for cleaning up the
WASHINGTON, D. C. Leo V.
hit with a car one day last week school
,
New Construction
and grounds. They will get
and broke his leg. He spent sev- ' a break however, with recreation Bodine, executive vice president
Remodeling
and Re pairs
the
National
Lumber
manu
of
eral days at the veterinary hos- planned for the afternoon
facturers association. Washington,
secondary highways, and to im
of
All
Kinds
pital
in
Cottage
Grove
and
re
Seniors will leave at 8 a m. by D. C., announced this week that
Dispenser licensees selling liq-
prove federally aided portions of uor by the drink will not be al turned home Sunday with a cast Chartered
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bus for Belknap Springs details of an expanded public re
Estimates
Gladly
Given
County roads. During that period lowed to sell malt beverages or on his leg.
and will return about 7 p.m.
lations
program,
designed
to
sell
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ie expended $91,800,000 on the pri wine for consumption off their
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerick
Each home room will hate a more lumber and improve public
Business Cards The Sentinel
mary' loads and $32,600,000 on licensed premises, the Oregon liq and family of Chula Vista, Calif., specific
,
work project planned to
secondary highways and county uor control commission has an have moved back to their, rome improve the building's appearance opinion ot the lumber industry,
will be unfolded before the as
roads, a total of $124,400,000. Of nounced, and those now’ holding on Perkins Creejc They have from
,
1 to 2 in the afternoon Mr. sociation directors at their 1953
that total sum, $114.4 million re package or retail malt beverage i been gone two years.
Petersen is faculty chairman, and spring meeting May 25-26 in
presented the construction cost licenses allowing such sale must
The Myers family enjoyed a Judy Hodges is student chairman
Asheville,
of the projects involved while $10 surrender this privilege if granted party and wiener roast Saturday of the work committee.
COTTAGE GROVE
George Garratt, dean of the
million represented the expendi a dispenser license.
night at the Delbeit Myers home.
From 2 to 3:15 a special pro graduate
School of Forestry
ture for rights of way.
Those
attending
were
Mr.
and
gram
of
activities
to
be
held
on
This policy w'as adopted to dis
Yale, wall be the principal speak
The 1951 legislature authorized tribute
license piivileges equitably Mrs Ray Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. the football field is being planned
the Highway Commission to issue by avoiding concentration of sev Art Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. bj the recreation committee Mr er at the meeting. Dean Garratt
and sell $40 million of highway eral types cf license to one es Herold Kirks and families of Ciochetti is faculty chairman, and will address an open luncheon
bonds with which to begin the re tablishment, and to reduce the Drain; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pat Kent is student chairman. meeting Monday on the subject,
habilitation of major highways in I>ossibility of illegal sale of bot Myers. Mr. and Mis. Loyd Myers Students will be able to partici 'The Future Is Your Business.”
the state system in line with a tled liquor, which the OLCC be and Ray Myers of Delight Valley, pate in a softball game, table ten
Phone 777
Five-Year Piogram mapped out lieved could occur more easily if and Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Myers, nis, a track meet, pie eating con building. Miss Brant hover's room
by the commission, and with the package beer and wine sales were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers and Mr. tests, a tug of war and relays
plans to clean out the west end
understanding that when the as allowed from premises selling liq and Mrs. Cliff Green an^l family
Dixie cups and cookies will be rock gardens and Mr. Cicchetti’s
sembly met in 1953 an additional uor by the glass.
of Blue Mt.
seised at 3:15. Refreshment com room will work on the track.
issue with which to extend the
Mrs. George Foster and son, mittee faculty chairman is Miss
The
commission
set
hours
of
rehabilitation program could be
for dispenser licenses at Fiist Lt. Byron Foster of Thorn Caverhill; student chairman is
authorized if considered advisable operation
7 a.m. to 2:30 a.m.. enacted a reg- ton Corners visited Wednesday Vonda Lee Lemmer.
at that time. The $32 million is lulation requiring empty bottles with Mrs. Foster’s sister and hus
Rooms Given Work
sue of bonds authorized by the
broken to avoid re-use, and band, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle.
Work assignments are as fol
session just closed is the response lx?
Foster
leaves
soon
for
Japan.
raised the sanitation standards
lows: Miss Rice’s home room will
to that understanding.
Saturday
evening
guests
at
the
for all licenses.
trim the shrubs in the inner court.
Funds Required
Only the 540 restaurants and home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mos Mr. Kingzett’s room is going to
It is the commission's estimate clubs
by
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Bush
now licensed to mix and
that $154,000.000 of state, bond
of Ci eswell; Mr. and Mrs. Clif take out dandelions in the front
and Federal funds is required for "i™ Iif^r from customers’ bot- Williams of Cottage Grove and lawn. Mr Lindner's room plans to
. . , reconstruc I ties are being considered to serve Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powers dust everything. Miss Caverhill’s
immediately .. needed
by the drink, but following
room will dust window blinds. Mr.
tion on pi imary highways and an liquar
this
initial
applications of Eden Park.
Wenner's room is going to remove
additional $32,800,000 on second-1 from taverns licensing,
Albert
Lancaster
and
daughter
i
will be considered.
ary highways, a total of $186,800-
Goldie spent the week end at gum from library chairs. Mrs.
First
000 of which $164.8 million will Come
at the home of Mr. and Lindner's room will trim the front
JUNE 1ST AT 25 NO. 6TH ST
First
licenses are Florence
go directly into construction and granted to dispenser
Mrs.
George
Lancaster and at shrubs. Mr. Steele’s room plans to
restaurants
and
clubs,
pick
up
papers
and
trash
on
Sixth
the remaining $22 million into according to the commission, be tended the Rhododendion festival.
Albert Lancaster has a T. D. street. Mrs. Pickens' room will
rights of way. Of the $154 mil cause those licenses have demon-
lion total, approximately $11 mil . strafed their ability to serve dis cat hired to clear some land for clean out the west end rock gar-
den.
Will carry on with general practice
lion represents required expendi tilled spirits, their food service is him.
Miss Holt’s room will wash the
ture on Forest Highway projects. established as required by law, School Picnic
bookcases
Footing up the whole giant job and public need for liquor service
The Blue Mt. school will close windows in doors and
from 1946 to 1957, inclusive, the in the community was determined Sunday, May 31, with a picnic and clean out fountains from the
senior hall to the east end. Mr.
rehabilitation of the primary high when the original restaurant or for all at the school grounds.
Wright’s room will remove gum
ways will require an estimated, club privilege was granted.
The teachers hired for the year from library tables. Mr. Camp
and in addition will have a line of natural foods
$245.81X1,000. and the secondary
Fifteen percent, or 114 of the are Mr. Robert Green of Hood bell's room will clean out the east
highways will require $65,400,000; 760 licenses allowed by 'aw- wlH River, principal; and Mis. Louise end rock gardens. Mr. Hennings-
including the well known
a grand total of $311.200,000, of lie withheld for future licensing. Wickendoll of Cottage Grove,
’s room will wash door and
which $279.2 million will go ditect- With aproximately 540 licenses lower grades. Mrs. Glen Roby has gaard
windows and clean out
LOMA LINDA food products
Iv into construction and $32 mil going to restaurants and clubs, been hired as janitor, and Mrs. bookcase
fountains
from the senior hall to
lion into rights of way.
Bertha
McGuire
will
cook
again
there remain 106 for distribution
the west hall. Mrs. Krauss’ room
among taverns and other outlets, at the lunch room.
will clean out the stage.
graduation exercises will
Communitv Health and the commission cautions tav- be The
Mr. Zahler’s room plans to de-
Thursday evening, May 28, at dandelion the west lawn. Mr.
। ern operators against making ex
DR. R. H. KITTS, N. D
Subiect of Talks
penditures for alterations on the 8 p.m. There are seven to graduate Corey's room will remove gum
from
the
eighth
grade.
At Meet Thursday assumption they will receive dis- Mrs. George Woodworth enter from the cafeteria tables. Mr
। penser licenses, as each applica-
Murray’s room will wash door
Community health will be the tion must be investigated tho- tained the Elite Bridge club at windows on the outside of the
subject of talks at a -dinner Thurs- roughly prior to license issuance, her home last Thursday evening. <
Mrs. Bud Cummings of Cottage
day evening. May 21, at the Os- |
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Grove was a guest, and Mrs. Orlo
burn hotel in Eugene sponsored
Bagley held high score. A lunch
partment.
County Health de-
of jello, cookies and coffee was
served dining the evening.
Speakers at the affair, to be- ,
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If IT
Mrs. Glen Roby and Mrs. Har
gin at 6:30 pm, will be Karl Zan- Afi Unj* H Ol 1011] *
ry Castle attended a bridal show
dor, senior sanitary engineer of
lIVUvwj
er Tuesday evening honoring El
the U. S. Public Health Service, ’
len Hollcmon of Knox Hill.
San Francisco, and Curtiss N.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle en
Everts, director of division of
By Mrs. Orville Lamb
joyed a fine mess of trout Sunday
Sanitation and Engineering, Ore
Phone 1159R1
when their son and wife, Mr. and
gon State Board of Health. Mr.
Mrs. Leon Lancaster, and Larry
Everts will stress sanitation as it
Eighth
LYNX
HOLLOW
pei tains to growth of Oregon grade exercises will be at 7:30 stopped and gave them all the
cities, while Mr. Zander will speak , Monday, May 25, at the school fish they caught Sunday. El
wood Seward of Glide called on
on housing.
; house. Graduates are Martha
Other topics will be problems Brown, Myrna Hilbert, Ronald the Castles Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. W. Hocker was walk
such as subdivision, building, zon । Farmer, Zack Holbrook. Gene
The Hudson Hornet-America’s Stock-Car Champion,
ing, sanitation, fire and policing Stevenson and Daniel Simonson. ing with crutches a few days last
week from running a nail nearly
codes in relation to health of a
The eighth graders enjoyed a thru her foot.
community.
is a crowd-stopper on any street
] “sneak" Thursday. Mrs. Oscar
Another beautiful Bible pic
I Schultz chaperoned members of ture will be shown at the Walden
the group and they were shown Community hall next Sunday eve
thru the Coca Cola Bottling com ning at 7:30 by Mrs. E. C. Dye,
pany, the Eugene Register-Guard, the title of which is “Earth's
the Medo-Land Creamery, and Eternal Triangle.” Come and
' treated to an ice cram cone there. bring a friend. You will enjoy the
They visited KUGN and heard good singing preceding the pic
the news broadcast from there; ture.
visited the Big Y, had a wiener
! and marshmallow roast at Skin
ners Butte park, went roller
skating and took in some movies,
They were tired but happy at the
end of the day.
CtniAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953
t With the legislature adjourned
leaving the Highway Commission
with $32 million of additional
funds for highway reconstruction
"during the next three years it is
interesting to take a summarized
I look at the highway program as
Bit has developed since the close
| of World War II.
During that conflict Oregon
■ Highways were both staived and
' flogged; starved by the cessation
of everything but military con
i' struction, flogged by the steady
I pounding of heavier traffic than
| they were built to sustain. Main-
■ tenance costs zoomed while the
| highways sagged under the in-
| creasing impact of faster and big-
4 ger trucks.
Witters to Attend
Grocer Convention
Phone 337
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ALL
DRY CLEANING
(Mt«toti?
ScMI Picnic Set
2-Day Service
Special Service
4 Hours
Cash & Carry Discount
Cottage Grove Cleaners
401 Main
Pick Up and Delivery Service
Phone 81
Lynx Hollow school picnic will
be Sunday, May 24. on the school
grounds. Dinner will be at 1 p.m.
in order to give those who de-
sire time to attend church servi-
ces.
School will be officially closed
Thursday, May 28.
The present teachers. Mrs. Opal
Wilburn of Springfield and Mrs
Elizabeth Prichard, have signed
contracts to teach here next year.
This will be Mrs. Prichard’s
fifth year at Lynx Hollow and
Mrs. Wilburn's second year. Mrs.
Wilburn will be principal next
year.
Arcadia,
Jack Kirkland
Calif., visited several days last
week at tjie home of his daugh
ter and family, the Melvin Mar
tins.
Martha Brown has been on
crutches the past week from a
badly sprained right ankle. She
turned her ankle while on a
spring hike with the rest of the
upper grade pupils.
Quilt Tack«l
Community club met Friday for
a potluck dinner at the lunch
room and tacked out anti hem-
med a "bow-tie” pattern quilt to
have on hand in case of an emer
gency, such as a fire. etc. Pre
sent were Mmes. John Macauley.
Melvin Martin, Sam Medford,
George Quackenbush, Orville
Lamb, Lawrence Fisher, Kenneth
VanNortwick. Dee Farmer, Jack
McCallen, Kenneth Brown and
Oscar Schultz.
Community club will meet only
once a month during the summer
whereas they met twice a month
during the school term. Next
meeting will be a general picnic
June 14 at the Oscar Schultz
home.
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