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l'âge ? The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur«., April I, 19.M Letter From-Washingfon Hospi+alCorpsman Slave Auction (Continued from 'BOOK TALKS' page 1» at a steady clip and kept the clerk busy marking up the purchases. Other lucky slaves and their pur 18*9 Eatabllahed By chasers were Virgil Kingsley pur Published every Thurad By Harris Ellsworth valuable land to the lower or controlled stream. The Rev. D. Hugh Peniston Entered at Cut taite Grove chased by Hap Wolfard. Ed Jones is than three months. Subscription rates, cash in advanc e : This means that all possible haste must be made in Representative, Fourth District bought by Palmer Johnson. Hap 6 M . h 3 Moi, building the dam known as Green Peter on the IMI 3 W The Practice Wolfard whose services were ac Coming up for House consideration in the near Outiide Oregon 4 00 2 50 1.50 South Santiam. and the dam known as Cougar on quired by W. C. Martin. Cy Eakin Foreign rate« on application. future will be at least two regular annual appropri of the W C. Martin the upper McKenzie. Editor, Publisher purchased by Mrs. Gene Ware. James Rotea Advert iBinK Manager ation bills. Also, I understand the Banking and In an effort to speed the construction of Cougar, Presence of God Art Schaefer bought by Fire Chief New» EdP'.r, Phone« 555. 55«, 152 R Miriam Adkins Society FZdHor, Phonea 555. 55«. 501-Y Currency Committee may lie nearly ready to send as well as to obtain additional electrical energy for Ernest Shipley and Ray Denham By Brother Lawrence some legislation on housing especially referring to its municipal electric system, the Eugene Water purchased by Ed Hoover. the financing of private home corstructiorl. Last Damon Scott bought by Hap I don't beleive there are many NATIONAL EDITORIAL and Electric Board has offered to relieve the gov week the House passed the bill extend'ng the vet ernment of the cost of power facilities at Cougar Wolfard, Ernest Shipley bid for people who like to do dishes. PUBLISHERS erans loan program. A few’ have said that they do, and won by Art Schaefer, Mrs. and pay part of the other costs of the dam. It is Gene Ware bought by Cy Eakin, but what they really mean is that The House rules committee has begun hearings hoped this offer will apjieal to an economy-minded »TEOS Mrs. Art Weinkauf and Mrs. they dislike doing dishes less than on the bill to create a giant corporation for the Congress and so hasten the appropriation of plan Chicago Detroit Maurie Bottorff purchased by ! | they dislike washing pots and New York Philadelphia pirjiose of constructing the United States’ share of ning and construction funds. Maurie Bottorff and Mrs. Hap pans, or cooking, or scrubbing the Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc the St. Lawrence Seaway. This project, by the way, It is planned also to present -legislation making a Wolfard bought by Virgil Kingsley. kitchen floor. At any rate, I doubt National Advertising Representative has been a subject of discussion in Congress for similar "partnership offer” with respect to the Mrs. Ed Hoover who was pur if there would be serious protest some 41 years. Never before, however, has the Green Peter Dam. although in that case the ques chased by Jim Roles, Herman if someone should figure out a BAINBRIDGE. MD. (FHTNC) legislation come so near to passage even though all tion of who the local "partner” is to be is left for Floreine G. Franklin, hospital Petersen bought by Howard Gil way of abolishing kitchen work. How Can We Rate Cottage Grove? of our Presidents since and including Woodrow later determination perhaps by the Federal Power corpsman first class, WAVES, bert. Doc Near who was acquired And if someone suggested kitchen Recently a magazine, the Town Journal printed a ques Wilson have recommended it. In this Congress the Commission. USN, daughter of Mrs. Ara ; by Jess Hill, Howard Gilbert and work as a means of achieving । Ed Hoover w ho were bought by sa ntliness, most people would say tionnaire on how to rate a city or town and the question Senate has already passed the bill and it has been It is believed that the Congress will like the part Franklin of 692 Sweet lane. Cot W. C. Martin, Jess Stokes pur "If it's got to be that way, counit naire was reprinted by the Kiwanis Magazine. The question- j reported favorably by the House committee. All nership offers because they represent the saving tage Grove, is an instructor at by Miles Wicks. Jess Hill me out!” naire has created quite a bit of interest in other sections of that remains is final action on the floor of the of several million- of dollars in government funds the Recruit Training Commun'd ! chased bought by Herman Petersen, Brother Lawrence, a cook in of the U.S. Naval Training Cen House which I exjiect may ccme within the next However, I am asking that the ordinary multi the country. ter here. The Training Command W. C. Martin sold to Ed Hoover, a monastery in Paris 250 years No questionnaire is fool proof, but if you can answer week or so. purpose authorization language be included in what has the task of guiding men and Mrs. Virgil Kingsley bought by ago did precisely that. All of the yes to 30 of the 40 questions then our city is on the ball. If! is called the Flood Control Omnibus Bill on which new to Navy life, through I Hap Wolfard, Miles Wicks pur- menial tasks were his. He speaks not then something should be done about the situation. Here One of 1he greatest flood control projects ever the committee on public works is now working. women, Eakin’ OrI° I?agley of "his business in the kitchen, a period of smooth transition | chased bV are the questions: undertaken is in the Willamette River Basin in our This will make it possible, if the flood control bill frbm civilian to military life. It bought by Orlo Bagley. Sharon to which he had a natural aver Most high school graduates stay in town. stale. A large jiortion of the project is completed, is acted upon first, for the engineers to proceed further introduces them to Naval Krogen and Laura Olson bought sion.” Nothing could be more fa bv Cy Eakin and Art Weinkauf miliar than that! Yet this same Getting a loan on a sound business venture is easy. Known and tabulated results from the dams thus with their plans for both of these dams without customs, traditions and discipline: purchased by Mrs. Maurie Bot- Brother Lawrence for a period of The local paper constantly pushes civic improvements. and through intensive training far completed clearly indicate that the engineering waiting for Congressional action on the so-called torff. over 40 years was the acknowl and schooling, prepares them for There’s a chamber of commerce with a livewire manager. calculations were very sound indeed and that the "partnership" legislation. Folks downtown Tuesday edged spiritual leader of the re Naval service. (Official U.S. Navy Local speeders pay the same fines as out-of-towners. actual benefits in terms of annual flood loss saved got many a chuckle as they ligious community to which he By good fortune two men from the Santiam re Photograph i. , There's a place to swim within easy reach. will be far greater than estimated. It is possible, gion, Douglas Bradley of Jefferson and Max Lan watched various “slaves" belonged. Out there with his pots Young couples have little trouble finding a place to live. however, that until at least two more dams are don of Sweet Home, came to Washington and were work for their “masters.” and pans he seemed always in the The head of your government is a “get-things-done" j built the present unbalanced situation may result able to testify in behalf of these projects at a hear Among the attractions were presence of God. man. Virgil Kingsley who walked Some talk of finding God in the in more harm than good. This is surely the case ing held by the committee last week. The hearing down Main street carrying beauties of nature. Others find Town entrances are free from junk, shacks, and bill between the North and South Forks of tho Santiam was on a bill Senator Cordon and I introduced a a ndw ich boards advertising boards. Him in the church worship. Broth River and in the McKenzie-Willameto area up ago for the purpose of authorizing the con Wolfard's coffee special, and er Lawrence found Him in the Teachers’ salaries are better than the state average. stream from where those two streams join. What year of power facilities as a part of both Green Vera and Art Weinkauff who kitchen in work to which he had There's at least one doctor per 800 people in the county.1 happened in each case is that a control dam is struction waited on customers In Mau- Peter and Cougar Dams. This, I hope, will become an aversion. "The time of busi There's a library with a good collection of recent books. , completed on one branch and not on the other with part of the omnibus bill since it is the same kind of rie's. Art was all decked out ness," he said, "does not with me Newcomers quickly feel they're a part of the town. the result in winter that flood water from the authorization as the Detroit, Lookout Point, and in complete “chef" gear. And, differ from the time of prayer, Schools have plenty of room for students. । uncontrolled or higher stream tends to cut across other dams in the flood control system as this is written, there seem and in the noise and clatter of my Fire insurance rates are low for your type of town. ed good reason to believe that kitchen, while several persons are Wednesday afternoon Hap Service, veterans’, and women’s clubs team up on at the same time calling for dif Wolfard would be downtown projects. ferent things I possess God in as selling pajsTs (Sentinels, that great tranquility, as if I were on There is an active, well-organized Boy Scout troop. Ls). my knees. ...” A modern hospital is within your trading area. Imagination Kindled All streets are paved and sidewalks tire in good shape. Cookie's Gone By W. C. Martin = purchased Tuesday morning There is something which Well-stocked stores keep shoppers in town. We went with our daddy today, by Art Weinkauf, helped out kindles the imagination here, There's a hotel or motel you’d enjoy if you were a visitor. My little twin brother and I Is There a Parking Problem? nt Mauries. Other workers on isn’t there? Noise, clatter, and To bury our little pal, Cookie, It’s easy to find parking space in the business section. this street included Jess Hill work we dislike, don't make us The question as to whether a See, somebody caused her to die. If we continue to ignore the sit At least one restaurant serves outstanding meals. who was encased in a box saints just the opposite! A little city or town the size of Cottage from neck to knees advertis The sewer extension program keeps pace with new Grove has a real parking problem uation, we are inviting the com When daddy first brought us our girl once came in to tell her ing of shopping districts to the ing among other things, Pet- housing. mother about seeing the garbage pal is being kicked around quite a bit open spaces just outside or near It’s easy to get volunteers for any worthwhile project. and man spill the garbage. "Then So small, she just fit in our arms. apparently many do not be the city limit. A condition of this Incidentally, all "slaves” what did he do?" the mother said. Public toilets are provided for farm folk shopping in lieve we have any problem now or kind isn't healthy for a city the To others she wasn’t important were paid for their work, with "Oh. he just went off talking to But captured our hearts with town. prospects of one in tho future. size of Cottage Grove and will Keil the money going God.” was the reply. Often as we her charms. Prompt, reasonably priced ambulance service is avail To begin with, the number of ultimately kill the business dis- Cross. Events chairman Bot- deal with the frustrating details able. automobiles in use has increased trict as we know it now. torff said these contributions A mixture of something or other. of ordinary life this is as close ARMY HOME TOWN NEWS Good zoning keeps factories away from residential areas. at least 35 percent in the last ten The parking committee appoint Our pet didn't cost very much, would bring the sum made on as we come to godly serenity. KANSAS CITY. MO. There’s an.annual Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Week. years and the auto' population is ed by the Chamber of Commerce These values, we put on our puppy CENTER. the auction up to more than We'd like to know Brother Law Pvt. Harold Christie of Dorena, still increasing with the increasing si oo. Her long ears, cute habits, and Streets throughout the community are well-lighted. rence's secret. Oreg., a cook in Company C of population and because families has accomplished little because such. More than half of the church congregations are younger have found it convenient to have of the public indifference to n The answer is not to be found the 511th Regimental Combat than 40. in his little book of letters and team, is at Camp Hale, Colo., for Vet and Police Warn two or more automobiles, Perhaps need of this kind, but perhaps a We must be young men, daddy Shade trees line nearly all the streets. meditations called "The Practice exercise ski jump, the Xi-my's (Continued from page 1) there is normally plenty of paik- [lost meeting of the committee., says There’s an ample supply of good drinking water. 1954 cold weather and mountain front yard. They lost another of the Presence of God." In a ing space under the me ten, bm held about ten days ago with two Our tears cannot bring Cookie training maneuver. Private Chris cocker. "Penny,” a year and a half few simple words his rule was There's a recreation center where young people can the cars parked outside ■ of t he other organizations may point the back. tie, son of Mr. and Mrs. H Chris ago, "It’s gone on for too long," this: to do our common business, dance. meter districts often extend for way to solve two needs. One would True, four-year-olds don’t stay whatever it is, not to please men, tie. Dorena. entered the Army in Goodrich said Tuesday. at least two solid blocks and at be more parking space provided sad long. The business section has a modern, prosperous look. but purely for the love of God. two- May, 1953. (U.S. Army Photo». The Goodriches have a times more. Even tho we may Our story will end with this by a parking lot and restroom fa There's as much interest in local as national elections. year-old girl. It worries them to Even turning a cake, or picking agree that there is no particular cilities, which have been badly fact— The tax rate is attractive to new industry. Pfc. John D. Lund, who has think about the potential danger up a straw from the ground can problem at the moment, it seems needed for several years. At least There’s a community council to guide town progress. be done for the love of God. Work been stationed in Alaska with the to her. to us we are rapidly heading for a proposal of this sort came out of I This person, who felt that our pet There’s an active PTA. A nuisance that stood in their months. has Former residents in that sector of which you have a “natural aver army for one. the meeting referred to above. way, Firemen must take regular training courses. bren moved to the Madigan hos- of town, the Keith Roberts, lost a sion," done in such a spirit, can Please think, before dropping that pital at Tacomi. Wash , where he cocker spaniel from apparent poi be the source of great happiness. morsel Knoedlers Buy The rule is simple, the practice will be a pat lent for st several \ eral soning about two or three years Den Mothers That children eat, too, while wceks. Pfc. Lund lost five toe ago. The dog died in the front of it most difficult. Brother Law CG Book Exchange (The following editorial appeared recently in the Co they play. rence could not have done it unless nails and h lot of skin while on yard. quille Valley Sentinel. It contains a tribute that we wish we’d New owners of the Book Ex (A Sentinel Subscriber) maneuvers south of the Arctic As one resident pointed out, the he had not found out how to written ourselves.) The case of Larson, change ale Mr. and Mrs. William circle in -47 degree weather on poisonings seem to occur every master himself. He was nearly 40 "That, I thought, as I watched a blackeyed monkey charged with an attempted rape Knix?dler of Mt. View who re Purchase of City February 14. He has been hospit spring off Quincy street around years old when he entered the alized since then, but is able to First and Second Street, but peo monastery, "a big awkward fel dashing across a stage at Pack Meeting, i. _ 1 headache. __ \ here on February 11, went to cently purchased it from Dick (Continued from Page 1> The Knoedlers are operat he about without a wheel chair. ple in the area are getting a bit low," he describes himself, who Where did he get so much energy . . . and what about his the Circuit court jury Wednesday Davis. that the supervision of rest room "came that he might be chas tired of such happenings. afternoon. Larson was arrainged ing the exchange in an office next : facilities was quite a problem and poor Den Mother. to Greyhound on North Eighth tised for his faults and thus cor Law Severe on Offenders Pfc. J. C. Isley, who has been before Justice John Wells here "What about thia strange and wonderful American that some facilities just disap What is the penalty for a per- rect them." Others would have February Uth on an attempted Stiect. Davis had moved it to that pear, even though they are super stationed at Ford Ord. Calif., un- woman who is up early in the morning t • get her family off rape charge. Wells said the man location from Kent's building be dergoing basic training with the son or persons found to be poi- given up long ago. hut not Broth vised. Hap Wolfard. another mem to school and work? Who does the housework, washes the refused army, is spending a 14-day fur- soning pets? Judge John Wells er Law rence. He set out to master the services of an at fore he sold it. ber. said he thought the town clothes, finds time to make lu rself attractive as only Amer torney and said he was guilty as Mrs. Knoedler says that there’s lough here with his wife and said Friday that the law deals himself. ican women can. and then takes on a horde of jumping, talk charged. I Ie is said to have signed a pretty good business for ex should get on the hall, since the friends. He will have a few mori' severely with such people. He Mastered Things ’ new highway will soon bypass the ing, gesticulating youngsters called Cub Scouts! Having mastered himself, h e a confession, which he refuted changes in pocket hooks and mag main drag of the city. Mayor J. weeks of basic before being re- [K>inted out that Oregon law states it is “unlawful to adminis- mastered things. He did not hy has she done it ? And I watch the program unfold. during the trial on Tuesday, azines. All exchanges arc made S. Crepeau called attention to an assigned. ter any poison to any animal, or let them i master him. Even It's a story of Oz, and done well. Lots of work, lots of pa claiming Ed Jones, police chief on a basis of two for one. For ordinance which prohibits city to expose any poison in any man in the clatter, he beleived, God and other officers used force on example: if you have two hunting councils from burdening future Three Lane Projects tience, lots of love. magazines and have read them, ner or by any means so as to in was to be found, and thus, he "Does that jumping jack of mine know it? Does he him. He accused Jones of beating you councils with debts, although he (Continued from page 1) can get one in exchange for jure or d”stroy any property or made the clatter yield to him its him and said Jones twisted his realize what it means’' Well, for that matter, do 1 know and on the two at the Book Exchange thought the city might purchase tiled for completion 1 y July. 1955. animal. Any person so doing shall secrets, which most of us so easily arm. the lot as funds arc available. Another project calls for the he punished by not more than one pass by. appreciate it ? Do the other Mothers and Fathers? Wells said Larson was Sounds simple, doesn’t it? improvement of 2.73 miles of the year in the county jail and a fine “These women called Den Mothers are a wonderful breed an Justice What goes best as a Book Ex- Green Light for 30 Houses He was refreshingly honest, al interdict, but had managed to “Chick" Hiltibrand. Chamber of Springfield - Creswell Highway change? Again of women. I bey have some of the strong ? talwartness that asked Mrs. of not more than $1.000 or in Cir ways himself. He commented once Commerce manager said he h id from Jasper Bridge, cast of women must have had in the plains crossings, in the log cabin Both Justice Wells and local police Knoedler. She said that pocket cuit Court the punishment is not on monastic life that he saw been infoiTned that a green Springfield, to its junction with more than three years in the peni little value in set periods of prayer days, in wartimes, in depressions, and in church on Sunday officers testified in the Ijirson books and comics provide the big I i just gest turnover, in exchanges and light had been given for the con the Willamette Highway 0.2 mile tentiary. morning, too. he found them dull and dry. sales. Pocket books sell three for ! st ruction of 30 new residential east of the Plea-ant Hill Union Judge Wells spoke out strongly Eyebrows were undoubetdly raised They have a faith and hope in America. Bombs may b< houses by the FHA. The lowei high school. 25 cents, and Mrs. K. said there’s igainst the epidemic of dog poi it this frankness, but it was char coming closer, but they re building character and ability and Western Union A deceleration lane is to be con- -onings. And he said he would no d inger getting one with pages price units may be purchased fot acteristic. Why hide the difficul stability. as little as $ 1(X) down, he said along the present Wil missing. They just aren't accepted He said he did not know yet lamette highway as a safety prosecute offenders to the full ties of devotional life with pious They re giving when they re tired. You can see it at Moves CG Office as trade ins. 'Xtent of the laws. pretense? times in the look behind their eyes as they get that last spurt In the pocket bixik division we where the houses might lx? lo- measure for people turning from Western Union Telegraph Com- Meanwhile local police are con In this spirit, he discovered the cated. ’ he Willamette Highway onto the of strength to go on a bit further with the pack work. tinuing their relentless investiga ;reat Reality. He was one of any moved its Cottage Grove of- learned that mysteries are the Five members of the local Springfield - Creswell Highway lion to find "And those bright and tuning Cub Scouts at pack meet ice to the Greyhound Bus IVpot, I most popular. and in the comic the source of the earth's most practical saints, of Commerce attended at the junction. This project is poisonings. ing would not be there it it wervn t for the women who art 10 North Eighth Street. March I IxKik sections the favorites arc Chamber “whose example,” they said "was the session of the Oregon Develop ' westerns. 10. The telegraph will be run by Den Mothers. a stronger inducement than any ment commission held at the Eu tomber 30, 19," The Book Exchange is o|x>n argument he could propose.” "Parents of boys will I h > parents of Men one day because Mrs Laura Hill who is also the I from The third r for the Radio KSGA Sold 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Monday gene hotel Monday evening and for Greyhound. There is no question about it— of Den Mothers." included: George Drury, Let •econstruction of 1.80 miles of the (Continued from page 1) through SatunLiy The new own The telegraphic office was for- ers say that just possibly they Rickard, Phil Glenn. Art Schaef- Territorial Highway from the tho purchase of Station KSJO in each of us needs that kind of faith for himself. the Cot tag merly housed may be open later in the evenings er and “Chick" Hiltibrand. Georgi function of the Territorial High- San Jose, Calif. The purchase ap (Next week Rev. PenLxton will Drury made a report on the meet w iv w ith, the S uslaw Highway, proval is now before the FCC in after they become accustomed to "review" "Here I Stand" by Ro ing at Eugene, saying that the southerly to Smithfield. The new Washington. D. C. Mrs. Hill said Monday that the commission might help with some construction follows the old high A statement was also made by land Bainton which is the story of of I ice would lie open from t> 15 local problems. way with only minor lino changes Walter H. Dodd, who owned an the life of Martin Luther.) Frank M. Partridge i m. until 8 p in This project is scheduled for com- interest in the local station and Sunday when it See Page 3 Section 3 of this paper was serving as news broadcaster. Second Graders Dies at Age of 84 No Demo Dinner In times of emergency. For sometime I have been nego Frank Miles Partridge, 84, a (Continued from page 1) Just in case you were going. w< to see how you can win Hill will be assn tiating with W. Gordon Allen, for resident of Cottage Grove for the understand that the Democratic Tlic Lane County Medical So- Mrs. Mary Misbach. She the purchase of Radio Station one of these prizes ciety will provide Medical service past 23 years, died at the i dinner in Springfield which was said that sho will be able to no- Grove hospital March 26. Ho was to feature Senator John Discuss Upcoming Budge* KSGA and had expected to com during the testing period. They all recipients of wires by tele- born March 4. 1869 in I Canada. Kennedy of Massachusetts, has 21" Hoffman T\ Console plete negotiations by last week. will be helped locally by members City Council members devoted phone except in eases of dealh and was married to Nella B. Mçe purchased from and on displav at been cancelled. The dinner was their meeting time Monday night However Mr. Bagley made Mr. of the PTA. noticis. serious accidents or ill- in Lewiston. Mont , March 5, 1952, Allen a substantially more favor Hicks Electric. The polio vaccine has been pop scheduled for Friday evening. to the fort her announcements and person- She able offer for the station than I ularly named for its discoverer, in 1949 They April 2. at 7 pm. Seems that A motion a’ • ’ beginning of the I Schwinn Lightweight Traveler Bike was desirous of making and as came to Cottage Grove from Eu Senator Kennedy couldn't make session that 11 lAisiness other result have sold my interests to Dr. Jonas E. Salk. Dr. Salk first pure lias. d from and on display at Mrs husband reka, Calif. Mr Partridge was a his Springfield engagement at th- than budget h told of his work on the vaccine in deferred until the Mr. Bagley. known to his triends as Pete, sells member of the Assembly of God last moment. ( hamtiers Outdoor Store October. 1953. at the annual meet April 5 meet i was unanimously Pleased at Local Purchase cars for Githens. The Hills have and Spanish American War vet- ing of the American Academy of 20f; Cash Commission* 1 members did lived in Cottage Grove for the eran "On coming to Cottage Grove Pediatrics in Miami, Fla BOY MOI T < Il 4KTHÎ to all non-prize winner*. spend a few ninutes on other past seven years. it was my idea to purchase the Surviving are three daughters: ro m pm hkntkb u h The vaccine is the culmination matters when they hid discussed station eventually and now I Mrs. Iola Quaglia, Hot Springs. of 16 years of research by scores that The 1954 charter of Boy Scout Ils easy — |f's fun — Read all about it much budge Knowledge is power. Hobbei j Ark : Mrs Fern Mosby and Miss troop No 18 will be presented to it has been purchased. I am of scientists in dozens of research and come in to the office soon—Open each The history of th«' world is the i Velma Partridge, both of Cottage ; the Rev. Sydney Gaither, bead pleased that the station has been laboratories in the United States. evening 'til 8:00. Dr. David Morris is scoutmas record of a man in quest of his ' Grove, and two grandchildren purchased locally. Dr. Salk's vaccine has shown a ! of the sponsoring institution, at daily bread and butter. I wish Mr. Bagley every suc- significant rise in polio antibodies Funeral services were held at ¡the 11 o'clock church service Sun- ter of Troop 18 and Arch Hinds < OTTAOE (.ROVE SENTINEL is troop committee chairman. H W V in Izx'n 2 30 pm Tuesday March 29. cess in the operation and owner- in nearly all the subjects who day morning at the Methodist Mills Mortuary, with the Rev E church. Parents, relatives and ship of the station. I will con have undergone the tests. ,,, ? ■ • the I .ord tinue to be associated with the Eternal vigilance is the price \\ White officiating Burial was friends are invited to this ser- The nation-wide testing will is. th< liberti of liberty. Wendell Phillips | in the Shields cemetery. I vice. station, subject to the wishes of cost about $7,500,000 in March of Dimes funds. The Cottage Grove Sentinel More Flood Control Dams Needed for Valley Christie Is Cook lust Between You and Me Larson Case Goes To Jury Wednesday HEY KIDS! IT'S HERE!
