Section Three
The Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE GRl AE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON
P.I.L.E. Jo Open
At Portland Sat.
Ir». K <». Conner
Phone 140M
Lorane ICX)F Ixxige
Fine Livestock
A record large dairy cattle show
of 721 animals of all major breeds
will be featured by a Jersey show
with nearly 200 entries, including
animals from most of the Western
states, Connecticut. Missouri, Ar
kansas and British Columbia.
Strong shows also are in prospect
for the other dairy breeds, with
Brown Swiss especially showing a
big increase in numbers.
The sheep show also will be the
largest ever staged in this region,
with some 712 animals competing.
Increases from last year also are
show n in "the swine show w ith 425
head, and in dairy goats with 148
head. Angora goats with 49 head
are about the same as last year.
< oinplete Show Ing
Rounding out the West’s most
complete showing of purebred
livestock is the 475-head beef cat
t'e show, featuring the American
Hereford Association's annual
Register of Merit show. The
Shorthorn show will be the largest
in
and Aberdeen-
Angus breeders will stage their
usual strong show.
The annual fat stock auction
a ng
Central Vermont railway steam
locomotive number 220, believed to
be the last of the “ten wheelers" in
the United States, will join the
famous old side-wheel steamboat
"•Ticonderoga" in the transportation
exhibit at the celebrated Shelburne
Museum in Vermont. Built in 1915
and known as the “Presidents'
Engine", coal-burning 220 hauled
many "VIP" special trains in its
long and active career including
those of Presidents Calvin Coolidge,
Herbert Hoover. Franklin D. Roose
velt and Dwight Eisenhower. It was
also used on a special train oper
ated for the Duke of Windsor when
he was Prince of Wales. The loco
motive. retired from active service
and replaced by a diesel, was pre
sented to Mrs. .1 Watson Webb,
founder and president of the Shel
burne Museum by Donald M. Kerr,
General Manager, Central Vermont
Railway. Looking on is Col. Watson
Webb, co-founder of the museum.
INS
will be Wednesday, October 19,
and two sales of breeding cattle
also are scheduled. Pacific Coast
Aberdeen-Angus sale will be Tues
day night, and the American
Hereford Association sale will be
Friday afternoon.
Growth of the region’s com-
merce and industry will be mir-
rored in the livestock show’s com-
panion feature, the Lewis and
Clark Exposition of Progress, in
the main exhibit hall. It will in
clude an entertainment program
featuring the famous Hoosier Hot
Shots, Frankie
Double-
daters and Payo & Mai.
Exhibits from 19 Oregon coun
ties and commodity groups will
provide a show window for agri
culture.
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Iwane Men Will Be Awarded
KIOF 25-Year Jewels Wednesday
The largest livestock show in
the history of Portland s 45 year
old Pacific International Live
stock Exi>osition <>|xns Saturdav
October 15.
A record number of entries
from exhibitors in 12 states and
two Canadian provinces will just
about fH] the big PI. plant to
capacity' lor what may be the final
show in the present building. Ex
tra stalls had to be installed to
take care of the influx of entries,
but Manager Walter Holt assures
that all animals will be comfort
ably housed.
Exposition directors are hope
ful that next yeat s show can lx1
held in Portland's Exposition-
Recreation
to be con-
structed in Delta Park.
25.18 head of line livestock will
be awaiting a turn in the show-
rings when judging begins Mon
day, October 17. in the open-class
show. In addition, more than 500
bead of 4-H and FEA stock have
been entered in the junior show.
Phone win
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1955
Locomotive Becomes Museum Piece
Service Club Meets
At Culp Creek
s. Florence Eriksen
Phone 6844)5
CULP CREEK
Culp Creek
school service club met October
6. Bingo was played and refresh
ments served. Serving committee
for November 3 will be S. J. Bon-
kowski. Laurence Stratton and
Robert Vaughn.
The soccer and football games
which were to be played at Mt.
View Friday afternoon were called
off on account of rain.
Miss Shirley Raymond of Cot
tage Grove spent the weekend
with friends in Culp Creek while
her mother and Stevie visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray
mond of Dorena.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodell
Unemployment dropped 3,800
during August as seasonal expan spent the weekend on a hunting
sion in basic industries continued trip in eastern Oregon. They bag
through the month, according to ged a deer Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Patton is a patient
reports received from the 26 local
offices of th«’ State Uni mnloy- in the hospital, where she under
m"nt Com[»ensation commission. went surgery last week.
A meeting of Cub Scouts and
The number actively seeking
work was estimated at 16,400, the parents was held October 11 at
lowest in nearly three years, A Row River Community hall with
month ago 20.200
looking rechartering of membership. Re
for work w hile last year on Sep freshments were served. The next
tember 1 there were 29,300 active pack meeting will lx> October 27
at the Culp ("reek gym.
jobseekers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton
The four-county area around and two children of Japan visited
Portland reported unemployment here recently with Mr. and Mrs.
declines of over 13 percent; how Tom Godard and other friends be
ever, the metropolitan area still fore going to Alaska, where they
accounted for 60 jx-rcent of the' will make their home.
state's jobseekers Three areas, all ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simon cele
"i eastern Oregon, reported slight
increases from a month ago. while brated their 40th wedding anni
October 9 at their home.
three others reported no change. versary
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
With agriculture and fixid pro ter Simon and family, Mr. and
cessing activities reaching the Mrs Howard Simon and family
yearly peak, western Oregon areas
showed the greatest improvement of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs.
John Simon and baby of Dayton.
s nee August 1.
Payments to insured workers Wash., Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thorn-
during August were $596.630, up brough and family. Mrs. Nellie
12 percent from July. This total White. Mrs Ray Swan and John
compares with $1.222,984 paid out Wornock, al] of Eugene. Mr. and
during August, 1954. For the first Mrs. CIXyton Simon and son of
eight months of 1955. benefits Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
have amounted to $13.384.381, a Simon and family of Izindon and
decline of 27 percent from the Mr. and Mrs James Humphrey
.'■•18.211.733 paid out during the and family of Culp Creek.
Mr and Mrs. L. E. Thornhrough
first eight months last year.
_ and family of Eugene spent the
weekend recently visiting her
ter, Mrs. James Humphrey, and
family.
Mr and Mrs. G. R. White left
Tuesday for Durant. Okla., be-
cause of the serious illness of Mr.
I White's father, who underwent
(.surgery recently.
Pau) Arthur has retired after
15 years' employment at Booth-
Kelly mill at Row River. He has
been deer hunting for a few days.
Owen Sloan of Gold Beach
spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crawford
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chapman spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. David
j Hulse in Eugene.
Deer hunters reported in this
area who “got their bucks” in
clude Ralph Humphrey, Kenneth
Sloan, Oliver Crawford and Stan
ley Goodell. Fritz Tanner and Er
nest Gildersleeve killed a large
bear last week back of Tom God
dard's place.
Bohemia lumber mill crews
went hack to work Wednesday of
last week after having a few days
off for the deer hunting season.
hop. and family and also his
nddaughter. Mis. Jack Kerr.
I family before leaving for
Curtin Activities
Include Meetings
grade school while he was gone
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Cook of Port
Orford spent the weekend at the
home of Mr and Mrs Jack Ter
rell. Other visitors at the Terrell
home ss ere their daughters and
sons-in-law. Mr and Mrs Archie
Richardson a n d Connie K;
Myrtle Creek and Mr. and Mrs.
1 M-an (.'ix’k of Eugene.
Saturday dinner guests a the
R. G. Conner home
• Mr and
Mrs. Hollis Conner and daughter
returned from
two and one half years in Sydney
Mr. and Mis
K
Conner and sons Mike and Tommy
of Portland and H. T. Conner of
Cottage Grove.
Mr.
Mrs.
Alford
went to Eddy v ille Sunday
bis mother. Mrs O. L. Alford, who
has been ill
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of Van
Nuys, Calif, have moved into the
house of their daughter. Mis Glen
Myers, while the Myerses are in
Brownsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ixtuie Torricellas
have moved to the Pleasant Hill
district, where they hase pur-
chased a home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Holland art
moving to .........
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Bailey Hill this week.
They have bougWt a place there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Taylor
on a trip east w here they w ill visit
their daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Janies Bartholomew and
daughter Kathryn Mary at Erie,
Pa. They will be at home near
Goshen after the first ot Novem
ber.
Mr and Mrs. W. M Gates of
San Diego, Calif, spent last week
at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gates. Also visiting at the
Gates home
his sister. Mrs
James Jump, and son Willie of
Umatilla. The elder Gates left for
a visit with another daughter
Monday but will return again next
week for a longer stay.
memliers Wednesday night w hen
the Grand Master makes an offi
cial visit to the local lodge. W. H.
Mitchell and H A. <Bud> Mitch
ell of Springfield are to receive
the awards Alter the kxige meet
ing. ladies of the Rebekah lodge
will serve refreshments and enter
tain.
The Ugo-Igo club meeting has
been postponed until October 21.
when it will meet at the home of
Mrs. A R. Barker with Mrs 1. N.
Ashley
Members
to bring embroidery hoops; work
will lx? done on a set of dish tow
els to be kept for fire relief in the
community.
Mohawk and Lorane will play
at the local football field at 2 p.m.
Friday.
Lt. Clyde Warner was called
home last week from army ma
neuvers in Louisiana by the death
of his foster mother. Mrs. Glen
Robertson. He returned to duty
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holder, for
mer residents who now live in
Brownsville, are the parents of a
baby daughter. This makes eleven
children in the Holder family,
eight boys and three girls.
Cpl. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell Jr.
spent the weekend at the home of
his parents and went deer hunting I
High school students are having
their six-week examinations this
week.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Mitchell
and children and C. B. Mitchell
spent last week at Sumpter at
the Dan Warnock home. Mrs.
Mitchell and the children visited
with Mrs. Warnock while the men
hunted.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kotrc and
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Jacobson were
among the hunters who went to
eastern Oregon last week.
Johnnie Briggs drove the school
bus for his uncle, Lewis Briggs,
while Lewis was on a hunting trip
The first Chief of Staff of the
in eastern Oregon.
United States Army. Lieutenant
Mrs. Rodney Dillon substituted General Samuel B. M. Young,
as janitor for James Kotrc at the I took office August 16, 1903.
in-
The N
club met at the
home of Mrs. Priscilla Walker
i )ctober
for a (Hillock dinner.
Ms brake played the organ and
sang
Mrs Will
Hi nderet, Mrs. Jess Bullard, Mrs.
Robert Gordineer and Miss Jean
Jones,
s ember
home of Mrs.
nothj Sands.
Edwin Becker.
roll-
along
nicely.
Alvin Allen underwent
ond operation Friday and seems
to lx- feeling Ix’tter
N. C Bishop of Yucaipa. Calif ,
visited a tew days recently with
his daughter. Mrs Sidnev Meach
am. and family The Meachams
BETTER PRINTING
'’ui tin Community ■ Church,
lorthwest
ian College a
tor, held
mess meeting
and
mned
iram for the fall
ison.
been
who
DISPLAYS
BOOKLETS
CATALOGS
STATIONtRY
Mi»»
Miss Ruth M
intermediate
Sheldon Nelson will teach
young peonie s dai
din will continue
caching the
teachers are
College
The three teachers applied for
mem be rship. which showed a need
for an organization charter. Mr.
II 11< L: i
present to the people of the com-
munity on
night
Oetolx-r 1 I. and will hold the char
ter open for a couple of weeks
come c
memliers. Then it
ss ill la-
The church will have no denomi
nation and will operate as a com
to see his son. Ray munity church.
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