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U CF 0 LIBRARY JC Fireworks Show at Race Track, July 4 The Weather Cottage Grove Sentinel Serving the Heart of the Nation's Greatest Lumber Region Since 1889 WOW Majorettes to March In CG Pet Parade Saturday Lake Cottage Weather Grove Station) # NUMBER 16 Ten Cents Per Copy COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. < »REG N 1 Hl RSDAY. JVM VOLUME LXVII (Courtesy Fioretta Anderson to Reign Over Cottage Grove Rodeo Personnel Changes Ranger Station Blonde blue-eyed Floret! i An- paign for the series of pro-rodeo There have been a few changes Mr. dances sponsored by the riding Roseburg Rodeo last Saturday in the year long personnel at the daughter demon. Other parades in which they have Layng Creek Ranger station dur and Mrs. Warren Wright and can club, won the title for the young participated include the Eugene ing the past year Harry Mc didate sponsored by Burns Shoe horsewoman. She will ride Mr. Pet Parade twice, the Molalla Cormack. head forester, has trans Repair, was crow ned queen of Cot Dick, a five-year-old gelding own- Kiddie Parade during the Buck- ferred to Mineral, Wash., as tage Grove Riding club's annual ed by Merle McCoy, in aroo and the Emerald Empire 'anger. Tom Carr transferred to rodeo Saturday evening at the events. Roundup parade at Eugene The Steamboat Ranger station and Queen's Ball at the armory The Miss Judy LaBlue. high school 18-year old miss, who graduated majorettes arc comprised of chil Earl Karlinger, of that station, ier, sponsored by Russell’s dren from I,ane County, with two came to Bohemia district and has this year from Cottage Grove Wel) Drillers, was named 1st prin from Cottage Grove. She had sold the most tic- taken charge of sale administra- tional white Stetson hat and kets for both dances preceding The parade, sponsored by the tion. fringed white leather jacket from the final hall. Mbs Judy Larsen. Emblem club for the children of Rowland Orum. assisted by Jun last year’s queen Billie Culvey sponsored by Githens Motors, is Cottage Grove, liegins at the Jef ior Forester Norwood Robertshaw (Mrs Donnie) Pyeatt, also a 2nd princess and Miss Dona Mac- ferson school at 10 a m Saturday of College. Pennsylvania. Innes, sponsored by Sunnyside blonde. and will end there with a Dari- I-arry Salley of Cottage Grove and The >rd prince ■eenhouse An outstanding exhibit of horse gold Ice Cream truck standing by Roliert P Lee Jr. of Vandalia, manship a week earlier, combined four girls wore identical red shirts to greet the kids with free ice Ohio, will establish sales for the with an active ticket-selling cam- and riding pants trimmed in white cream. Judging of the animals coming year. doeskin when they were wil begin promptly at 9 a m Free George Damewood, assisted by duced at the Queen's Ball. balloons, donated by Town Talk Ralph Church, will scale all logs Variety and Floyd Git hens. Inc., coming off National Forest land. sage made in the shape of a horse will be passed out before the pa Leon Lemon will maintain Forest H. E. (Cy) Eakin, vice presi rade. shoe. Service roads. dent and manager of the Cottage The young queen was near the The Bohemia district will be re- Grove branch, First National Bank "Floats" Classification verge of tears when names of the inventoried this year, with two A 'floats" classification has been of Portland, was elected vice three other princesses were read junior foresters, Randall Herberg president of the Oregon Bankers added to the 10 categories that of Hammond. Indiana and Ronald by Mayor Hill and hers had not association at its 51st annual con were listed in the last issue of Skrip of Lafayette. Indiana, doing been read. When she finally rea the Sentinel, giving children with vention. at the Pilot Butte Inn at lized that meant she had won the the work. They will be aided by out pets four opportunities to en Bend. Tuesday. June 19. right to wear the coveted white two compass men. Chester Mill- ter the parade. The others are Governor Elmo Smith and Mrs. Stetson she broke down comple Eakin was chairman of the stead and Clyde Anderson of Still Smith will attend Cottage Grove tely and, true to feminine logic, executive council of the Oregon decorated bicycles, clowns and to water, Oklahoma. : enter disguised as notable or leg- Shrine club s 5th Annual Buckaroo cried "because she w as so happy.'' Bankers last year. District Ranger John Porisch | endary characters. Breakfast Sunday morning, July Queen Fioretta, this year s and District Assistant Clair Ho- 8, at the rodeo grounds. i The seven pet categories are: gate will leave with the summer ruler over the annual rodeo, which 11) horses. 2> sheep, cattle and crew for a week of training at This year's Breakfast, to be held draws many thousands of horse Chapman Unanimously ■goats, 31 feathered pets, 4) ren- Wolf Creek, June 25 through 28. July 7 and 8, promises to be better losers to Cottage Grove each July, tiles, fish and insects. 5> cats, 6> than ever, the sponsors report. was horn in Washington but has Re-Elected to HS Board The summer crew consists of rabbits, rats and squirrels, 7) Carl Phagan of Stillwater. Okla Shrine club members have been lived in Cottage Grove for about Larry Chapman was unanimous dogs. Prizes will be given for the homa. in charge of Fairview Look- working on preliminary details 11 years. When the excitement and hubbub of the rodeo are over ly 142-0) re-elected as five-year first three places in each of the lout: Warren Blandin of Natick, for the past month. ' member of the Cottage Grove 11 categories. Thirty-seven prizes 1 Massachusetts, Canton Point Tuesday evening more than 30 she will be looking for a job for High school board of directors at have been donated by local mer Lookout: James Kendall of Still- Shriners and their wives had a she does not plan to go on to a school election held in the high chants. They include: several gifts Water. June Mountain Lookout: work party at the rodeo grounds. school. Her interests mainly are school conference room Monday of cash, several merchandise gifts Billy P Miles of Matter, Georgia, ___________ sports and her love of horses and General cleanup anil construction afternoon and evening. Chapman. to be chosen by the winners, swim headquarters fireman; Clifton of a new stand to replace the old riding In addition she has a large QUEEN I LORETTA ANDERSON wears the white Stetson and white jacket of her position after who is from the Mt, View school fins, bicycle tires and tubes. View- Woody. Don Hass and Ovalee Til- hamburger stand occupied the album filled with horse pictures being named at the < ottage Grove Riding Club's Queen's Ball, Saturday night. She is surrounded by district, has already served three master, fountain pens, automatic I ly, all ffom Disston, trail crew; group The Shriners' wives served which she has collected her court (left to right) Princesses Dona Maclnnes. Judy LaBlue and Judy Larsen. years on th^ ooard on an incom target range, tennis shoes, elect ■ Edna Boyter of Roseburg, cook a picnic lunch during the evening. I Since last year's rodeo she has plete *terr1U ric motor boat, screwdriver set. and Mrs. Clair Hogate, clerk- | The new stand being constructed | riding and taking all the carton of candy bars. 24 pack I typist. will primarily house the hambur- care of a palomino mare belonging ages of peanuts, ice cream, Boy ger concession. The stand has been i to Forrest Harris of Cottage NÄA DELEGATES Scout kniie, softball. 12 cans cat designed so that it will supple Grove. Just recently she took the DAKOTA PICNIC Miss Jule Crumc and Mrs. Bert food, a box of candy, fishing , ment the breakfast concession mare and a brand new colt home, The Dakota States annual pic- Trask, local teachers, have been tackle, flashlights. 24 cans of dog leach morning Breakfasts will he but goes out to see them at the By Mrs. Esther Hinkle nie will be held at Jantzen beach. named as delegates to the repre- I food and 10 lbs. dog food. | served from both stands, thus Harris place. In the meantime she hopes to be able to continue rid sentative assembly of the Nation- Jack Kelly replaces Chuck | Portland, July r 8 Bring your lunch. IX1NDON Ninette Lindsey. 15- speeding up the service. al Education Association in Port-1 Rosecrans as a judge of the en- [h ree entel tainment. year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Last year more than 8(X) break ing and to perfect the tricks she land July 1 to 6. (Continued on Page 2' Lloyd Lindsey of B. B. Route will fasts were served on Saturday already knows, as well as learn leave June 30 tor Chicago. She morning and more than JQUO on ing new ones. Rodeo Pamde Chairman Everett Saturday, June 7. the queen and will be one oi 29 Oregon delegates Sunday morning. Those who have Miller urges all parade entries to I not attended one will find it an her princesses will appear in the (two from Lane co i to the 1956 Id’ in line across the West Main interesting experience, it is claim- Pet Parade dressed in their beau National Convention of Future tiful red outfits trimmed with street bridge by 9:30 a m. Satur Homemakers of America. July 2- day. July 7. so that the parade 6 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Another work party is sched white leather and mounted on I may start promptly at 10 o'clock. uled for Thursday evening. July 5. their horses. Chicago. 2.000 FHA memliers have The queen and her court ap All parade participants will be Iieginning at 6:30. All Shriners been chosen from the U.S. to at peared on the Red Reynolds IV issued nuiMxns before the parade. are requested to be there. tend the convention. These will correspond w ith num- , All concessions at the rodeo are show over KVAL Tuesday evening The trip was made possible bers on the curb along West Main operated exclusively by the Cot and Wednesday evening, along through the cooperation of the, ....... their sponsors, they were I street. tage Grove Shrine club. Memliers with following Cottage Grove business Mayor Jess Hill will be Grand are from Creswell, Drain and Elk guests at the Queen's Banquet at CG Jalopy Ass'n firms and individuals: Woodard ; Marshal, followed by the queen ton, as well as Cottage Grove. Dorena Grange hall. Lumber Co., W. II. Daugherty, Races Begin at 4 p.m. and court, the flag bearers of the First National Bank. Roberts and riding club, presiaent of the riding The Jaycee's gala fireworks Drury, Hoover Shoe store, and I club and the mounted memliers Floyd Githens. The money was show will begin at dusk. July 4. of the club, in that order. at the recently completed race contributed to the FHA of < ot- Mr. Miller, phone 155, George (age Grove High school, which in track, following a jalopy racing Sibley, 42J, or the Chamber of 1 turn financed the trip for the exhibition to be put on by Cottage Commerce. 479. may lie contacted Grove Jalopy association. The local girl. for further information. Advisor for the local FHA chap races will lx?gin at 4 p.m. A calf-roping event for members ter is Miss Donna Kenyon who There will be several conces of Cottage Grove Riding club will also is attending the convention sions at the track and plenty of be an event of the rodeo. Entry ■ parking space Although no ad Miss Kenyon is from Salem. She fee is $2 50 per day. will be the new home economics mission fee will be charged, a col Old Fashioned Fourth The following four events will teacher this year at Cottage lection wil) be taken to offset the be open to local and outside riders ' ¿LkÜt Grove High school. expense of the fireworks and To Be Picnic Pattern not in the regular R. C. A. Rodeo A senior at Cottage Grove High operating expenses. A Cottage group: school. Ninette has been an FHA By Mrs. Esther Hinkle Grove Fire department truck will Ladies Pole Bending with a $2 member since 1953. and now holds LONDON The old fashioned be available for protection a Junior Homemaker degree. Fourth of July community picnic The firing will be handled by Baton Race-A team of five Ninette made her clothes for planned jointly by the church at Carol Pyle, Eston Wicks and riders with an entry fee of $1 a the trip. She has just finished a Hebron and London and Hebron day pei person. Bruce Cochran. Glen Wicks will handle traffic and parking and brown suit with pink lining and Granges will follow immediately Unsaddling horse race for boys matching pink blouse. Besides after the morning service Sunday. and girls from 10 to 14 years of Maurie Hudson is in charge of con- sewing, she knows how to can cessions. Howard Langston will If will be at the London Grange fruit and vegetables last year hall. All residents of the Latham, age, fee of $1 per day. handle the public address system. Unsaddling horse race for boys sho did all of the canning for the The races will consist of time Hebron and London communities and girls from 15 to 18 years of family. tV trials, A and B trophy dashes, six are invited. age, fee of $1 per day. Ninette is also a farmerette In the afternoon there will lie laps of heat races and a 25 lap All entries must be in by Sat- She has put in crops and mowed main event, tentatively. Rod Wal a patriotic program, games and urday noon, July 7, for both days hay. I,ast year, with the help of ter, in charge of the fireworks races, the events planned as near- and children entering any event show, stated that last minute de a neighbor boy, she milked ’•! ly as possible like Fourth of July must have their parents sign the cows She has her own 4-H cows tails would hr- announced over picnics of a bygone era. accident release. Mrs. Ed Pyeatt and sheep J hat she cares for. i radio station KOMB will take the entries It is Ninette’s desire to become There will be a final w'ork day a veterinarian. JOINS STAFF starting at 9 am Sunday, July Harry Smolen, formerly with 1, at the rodeo grounds. This will TOWNSEND Pit NIC II LY 2 the First National Bank of Sa- be followed by a potluck dinner lem, has recently joined the staff and playday, at which tryouts will Townsend club has decided to of the Cottage Grove Bank He he held for a relay race which club meet at the city park Monday. is serving in the capacity of in- | members will enter at the Yon- July 2. for a 6:30 p.m. picnic sup- stallment credit loan officer. (Continued on Page 3) per, weather permitting. In case of rain they will go to the home of Mrs. Mae Barton. 246 South 16th street. NFW RESIDENTS, Mr. and Mrs. William Noordhoeh Hegt and ONE The Majorettes of the Wood men of the World fraternal bene fit society of Eugene will par- ticipate in Cottage Grove's an- nual Pet Parade Saturday. The majorettes won the Outstanding Award plaque in the open division of the Junior Rose Festival pa rade at Portland this year and have been blue ribbon winners for two consecutive years. They also won first prize for a matching group in the Lane County Fair last year and re- , ceived the first place cup at the CUUB Eakin Elected VP Of Oregon Bankers Governor Smith To Attend Shrine Breakfast July 8 Ninette Lindsey Delegate to FHA Meet CG Rodeo Parade Begins Promptly At 10 A.M., July 7 JC Fireworks Show Begins At Dusk July 4 i; TO riwiCK Shetland Pony To Be Given Away At Rodeo Sunday - HOoto by Clark Mtu<Uo "BIFF THE BOXER" meets “Tony the Pony." to be given away to some lucky child M a feature of the Cottage Grove Riding Club Rodeo, July * and 8. Biff is held by owner Tommy Clapp and Tony K checked by Jim Dowis. The pony mu donated to the Rodeo by the Chevrolet-Oldsmobile garage and is on display on their used car lot. Free entry blanks are available at the dealership. The Cottage Grove Riding club's president, Orville White, has an nounced a change in the plans for the drawing of the Shetland pony being offered by the Cotta. Grove Motor company as previous ly announced. The pony was to be awarded at a drawing Friday night preceding the rodeo par i<r on July 7. The Riding club lei' that there was sufficient intere- ’ in the pony to warrant the draw ing being held as a feature of the Sunday afternoon show of the rodeo at the rodeo grounds south of Cottage Grove. In line with this change in pi n any adult may enter the name < ■ a child between two years and 12 years old as the possible winner for the two-year-old Shetland pony The pony is on display at th< Chev-Olds g; rage used car io* and entry blanks can he obtained for every member of the family at the Chev-Olds showroom. There is nothing to buy and nothing to free write, the' event being drawing for the Shetland pony. SLR Swimming Pool Very Popular; Children and Adult Lessons Soon daughter Linda recently arrived from Holland. They were spon sored by the Y..... . Adults of Cottage Grove First Baptist church. From Java to Holland to Grove Although the air has been a lit for adult lessons. One has a very tle chilly, the South !«ane Recrea good pool side manner and will tion swimming prxil has already listen to all the aches and pains. proven very popular, especially One is very heartless and likes to ' You can say that it is a dream with the youngsters 'rhe turnout I work the adults very hard. The has varied from 55 (Tuesday, Juno other is young, handsome and red Come true to be here," said Wil 19) to 262 (Friday, June 221 for I haired. Adults may have their liam Noorhoeh Hegt in an inter view with a Sentinel reporter af- daytime swimming. The jxxil will I pick. Those interested in either jun- ter his arrival here from Holland He open nights, beginning July 2 last week, with his wife, Camee, I.X'ssons for children eight years | ior or senior lifesaving may either and year-and-a-half old daughter. old or over will begin July 9 and । register at the pool or call 205 Linda. "Since 1947, I have had last through July 20- Another | at the times stated above. When ideas about coming to the United class, for children six years of a sufficient number have register- States and have tried to learn the ago and up and those younger who i ed, the classes will be formed, language of the Americans," add have the ability to stand chest i These lessons will have to be from ed Bill (which he prefers to be deep in the shallow end. will begin 5 to 7 pm. July 23 and last through August ' At the present, South Lane called) In very American English. is holding Church swimming .......................................... World Servire 3. Those classes will run from 9 15 i Recreation When Bill got the idea of com through 11:30 pm Registration 1 lessons for Creswell children in lessons, J ¡ng to the US. he registered for may he made at the pool f rom 1 I the mornings. These which started Monday and last sponsorship s ----- with a branch office to 5 p.m. any day of the week. through July 6, are to make more of Church World Service The Adult Lessons room for the Cottage Grove chil branch office in turn, contacted Adult lessons will be given if and to allow the Creswell the head office in the United six or more sign up for the class. dren States. In the meantime, the Registration may be made at the group a chance to learn swim Young Adults of First Baptist pool or by calling 205 from 1 to ming. church raised the money to bring 5 p.m. giving name and phone Pool Manager Wally (Chick' a refugee family to Cottage Grove number. There are three open sent it to Church World Serv- ings for adult lessons, from 8 to ( Ciochetti, in explaining some of ' and ice CWS connected the Baptist 9 a.m., 5 to 6 p m. or 6 to 7 p.m. . the pool procedure, explained that । sponsorship with Bill's application a five minute break is taken every Good Pool Side Manner i and arranged for the family to (Continued on Page 2) The pool has three instructors' come to Cottage Grove. The money, however, was not used be- —........ paid - **- for fare the to fare to cause CWS the U.S. am id the Dutch govem- ment financed the trip on to Cot- tage Grove. This is the second family that the Baptist church has s|x>nsored. Born in Java Both Bill and Cameo were lx>rn in Java and even attended the tame school for awhile, but they (Continued on Page 2)___ Ad Brings 12 Answers Sentinel classified advertising will do the job for you regardless of what you want, whether it's buy, sell or trade. 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