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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGi \
VOLUME LXVII
City Council Lets Bids on Five
Street Improvement Projects
The city council, which met in was ordered held up pending fur­
special session Monday evening, ther study.
awarded bids on four paving pro­
On the opening of the council
jects. the widening of a portion meeting. Maynard Wilson, one of
of Whiteaker ave.. and the exten­ the owners of the Oak Park ad­
sion of one sewer line. Another dition said the FHA wanted evi­
sewer line extension up for award dence that the city would maintain
was held up pending further study the paving in Oak Park after com­
of the project. One of the disap­ pletion and the council authorized
pointing features of the awards the city engineer to sign such an
to some members of the council | agreement. The paving projects in
was the fact that only one bid this area were approved after Gil
was received on all projects and Gardner made a motion that the
there
no competition, but full cash bond be required and the
other paving firms were too busy motion was approved. The council
to even bother to bid. It was said also approved a five year exten­
shortage of materials and labor sion on the former two federal
had affected a number of larger j housing units owned by Mrs. Mar­
jobs, even on highway bids.
ion Edwards near the hospital
Bids on the paving projects were ¡ now occupied as apartment build-
entered jointly by Bush and Bus­ ' ings. The extension would require
kirk and Pass Creek Paving. For i the owner to tear the buildings
paving 353.8 feet of P street a . down in 196.3.
low bid of $3,683 92 was entered.
Bids for the gasoline to be used
For paving 350 feet on Clark ave., in city vehicles another year were
in the Oak Park addition, a bid read and the low bid of 21.74 cents
of $3,630.02 was entered by the i per gallon for regular gasoline
one bidder For paving .345 4 feet j submitted by the Richfield Oil
on South M street in the Oak Park ! Co. was accepted. Low fuel oil
addition a bid of $3,711.44 was re­ I bid of 13.35 cents per gallon sub-
ceived.
I mitted by the Tidewater Asso-
The lone bid on widening Whit­ i ciated Oil Co., was also accepted.
eaker avenue from north 5th
street to north 9th street, a dis- j
tance of four blocks with intersec- i
tions, was $14.525.35 entered by!
Bush and Buskirk. Paving four
blocks of South 12th street from I
East Main to Madison avenue, was ,
bid at $13,709 87
P. J. Bush & Son were the suc­
A former Lane county man, Dr.
cessful bidders on construction of
220 lineal feet of 8" sewer in the Henry Sweany. has been awarded
Woodson addition. The bid of Bush a medal of achievement by the
and Son of $1.448 10 for con­
struction of 966 lineal feet of 8”
sewer through the property of the
Evergreen Auto court and along
the west side of the 99 Highway,
ents Per Copy
THURSDAY. JULY 19. 1956
4-H Girls Return From Week's Session at Coastal Camp
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NUMBER 49
Fair Date Nears, Many
Problems Still Unsolved
A fat livestock auction of 4-H
With the Western Oregon Expo­
sition little more than a month and FF A animals is being handled
away, dozens of tasks and prob­ by Harvey Kelly. The London
handling a concession
lems needing solution still face Grange
booth and the Dorena Grange has
fair board members.
Two large buildings still must a full-course meal booth.
Each new building will hold 20
be built, electricity a n d water
piped to them, volunteer workers commercial exhibits. Some 16 out­
acquired to help build and run door industrial displays have been
the fair, a traffic and parking planned Applications, which can
problem to solve and thousands be acquired .it the Chamber of
of booster buttons to sell in order Commerce, are still being taken
for exhibits.
to meet the many expenses.
One badly needed addition to
Two cash donations of $25 each
have been received from the Home the progress of the fair is volun­
Gardeners and the P.D.G garden teer workers. Men are needed to
help build, and to assist at the
clubs toward the budding fund.
fair tn taking tickets, directing
The Cottage Grove annual fair parking, running the rides, etc.
is being held for the first time Those who can tie of assistance are
on its own fair grounds. The land, urged to contact Forrest Woods,
which was donated last summer fair board chairman.
by the Daugherty Lumber Co., is
Another problem to meet is traf­
eight acres large. It is located
north of Cottage Grove right next fic control and parking. Because
of the bad road which comes off
to the race track.
the main highway, it is expected
Even though there is still much that traffic will be directed out
work to lie done in preparation North Douglas Street. Final de­
for the fair, a good deal has al­ cisions have not yet been reached
I t X AT < IMP has been caught in pictures of Lane county girls
right, a group of 4-11 club girls from Springfield. Cottage Grove
ready been accomplished.
anil Junction City dangle unafraid a small water snake In-fore
at 4-H camp on the Oregon coast. At the left, Arlene Dubell, unit
on this problem, however.
Two livestock sheds have lieen
their water director, Miss Barbara Cullender of Toledo.
counsellor from Cottage Grove, advises Cynthia Mountain and
It was announced Monday night
constructed, restrooms installed, that Curtin Grange will partici­
At
Shirlej Tyson, both of Eugene, on the filler point
and water and electricity piped pate in the fair here rather than
an- at the North Douglas fair in Rose­
into tho grounds. It
nounced at a fair board meeting burg.
Oregon Mills Get
Small Green Thumb,
Fair Feature Is
held Monday night that construct­
Prizes, trophies and ribbons for
ion of the first of two more build­
Fire
Insurance
Crochet Contest
Large Potato
ings, which will hold displays, will the various divisions are being
tiegin this week Dimensional lum­ donated by national companies as
Year after year, crocheters have Rate Reductions
Dennis Laird, son of Mr. and
ber for the building is being do­ well as local merchants.
By Mrs. Esther Hinkle
made their claim to fame through
Mrs. Richard Laird, has shown
Fire insurance rate reductions nated by Bohemia and Booth-
himself not to be a "small po­
the
Nationwide
Crochet
Contests.
Two persons were treated for
on most woodworking plants not Kelly lumber companies.
tatoes" gardner.
Also this week, "Booster” but­
injuries Saturday evening after a Once again opportunity knocks at protected by automatic sprinkling
needleworker's
doors,
but
cro
­
Recently Dennis put a small head-on collision south of Cottage
systems were announced Friday by tons go on sale. Profits from these
cheters
are
advised
that
time
is
potato vine and some oidinary dirt
the Oregon Insurance Rating buttons will be used to partially
in a drinking glass. After much Grove dam on Black Butte Route growing short for heeding this Bureau.
cover fair expenses. Groups which
call.
The
Western
Oregon
Expo
­
Mrs. Frances Patten received
"watering and coaxing, the plant
wish to sell t h e buttons as a
The
reduction
will
average
25
sition
which
is
opening
on
August
grew to a maximum height of 50 cuts on the head, arm scratches
money-making project should con­
per
cent
industry-wide,
however.
23rd,
would
like
to
remind
cro
­
and a bruised right side and knee
1 inches.
tact Dr. H A Hagen They may
OIRB
manager
A
J.
Snow
said
cheters
that
only
a
few
weeks
re
­
when she was thrown against the
It even has potatoes.
make 10 cents a button.
local
conditions
will
determine
the
main
before
the
preliminary
judg
­
windshield of a car driven by her
actual
adjustment
on
individual
ing
of
the
Contest
at
the
Fair.
son Ivan Patten.
The State Highway, meeting in
"Booster" buttons can be pur­
All entries must be made of risks. Properties affected include
Driver of the other car was
Crepeau Named
Portland this week acted on over
chased
at
the
Chamber
of
Com-
sawmills,
planing
mills
and
other
crochet vunuil
cotton ill
in ain
any I X I • / tz \ j 4 WS '1 I 1 . T IX * 111
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C. H. Green. His passenger, his mercerized
manufacturing plants and merce office or from any fan two million dollars worth of bids,
Delegate Alternate
young nephew, was treated for a size e thread up ■ to and . • including I wood
$2.740,075.10 on a total of 46 pro-
inmiw.»
unvHu
>t
-joe
lioard
member
for
$1.
I
he
button
lumber
yards
at
mill
sites.
cut lip and several stitches were 100. Mercerized crochet cotton
entitles
the
holder
to
free
admis
jects. Funderburk Construction
Effective
date
of
the
new
rate
with metallic strand is also ell-
Joe S. Crepeau. ’former mayor taken
taken.
., Sutherlin, was awarded the
' of Cottage Grove and chairman I The accidei nt happened about 8 gible. A contestant may enter as structure was July 1. Policies is- sion and free parking at the fair. | Co
largest single job during the two-
many articles as desired, but each sued subsequent to July 1 may
! of Senator Neuberger's campaign p.m.
day
meet for 1.90 miles of grading
The
Gr
.
Green
car
was
headed
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4 . . I f I 11
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lit'n
Lx-. anrL irvnrl tz» t i b
*
The fair will be held Thursday.
be endorsed to take advantage
of
Members of the Chamber of
fulfil) the Contest
require-
I committee in South Lane county. toward I»ndon Its left bumper' must
1 Friday and Saturday. August 23 and paving on the South Unit,
Commerce and townspeople at­
I was named today as an alternate hit the right side of the Patten ments and be completed during the reduction. Snow said.
Kellogg Bridge-Yellow Creek sec­
tending the luncheon at the golf
| delegate to the Democratic Na- car. After the collision the Green the year 1956, although not neces­
H Hallock Bartlett of Portland, through 25. The grounds will be tion of the Elkton-Sutherlin High-
Clubhouse Tuesday noon heard
1 tional convention which meets in | car spun and went into the ditch. sarily started this year.
a spokesman for the Oregon As- open to the public from 1 to 9 w'ay. about 12 miles northwesi of
some interesting observations
i Chicago August 13.
Entries that win special Na- sociation of Insurance Agents, said p.m the first day and from 9 a.m. Sutherlin in Douglas County The
Both cars had to be towed away.
made by the Rev. James Jack, ex­
tionwide Crochet Contest blue rib- 1 the new rates will mean an es- to 9 pm. the last two days.
Extent
of
damages,
however,
are
Walter
H.
Dodd,
a
resident
of
The exposition will have the company’s bid was $276,215.00.
change pastor at the First Pres-1
bons at the Fair will be eligible | timated $650,(XX) annual saving to
Cottage Grove who serves on Sen­ yet unknown.
The bids let included three pro­
usual fair features including live­
byterian church and native of
for
the
national
judging
which
will
Oregon
mill
owners.
Bartlett
said
ator Neuberger's ^taff in Washing­
The tw'o injured parties were take place in New York City next the reduction is the result oi good stock judging and sales, food judg­ jects in Douglas county and one
Scotland.
ton. named Crepeau his alternate. driven to Cottage Grove for treat­
ing and sales, handiwork judging, in Lane county.
By Scottish standards, Cottage
Dodd was elected delegate in the ment by Elvis Kelly, who lives November. Over $3000 in cash and loss experience in the unsprinkled merry-go-round and pony ride, in­ Douglas County:
Grove is progressive, the speaker 1 American College of C hest I hysi- May
three
all-expense
trips
to
New
I
woodworking
class
over
the
past
18 Oregon primary and was near the scene of the aedident.
dustrial displays, commercial dis­
Elkhead Road Unit. Divide-Rice
clans.
York are being offered to the several years.
said. He referred to the first time i cians.
elected secretary-treas-
a midw'ay with fun booths, Hill Section of the Pacific High­
he attended a chamber luncheon
Dr. Sweany. pathologist at the recently
prize-winning entrants who com- 1 The adjustment matches a sim- plays,
urer of the Oregon delegation.
concession
stands
and
lots
of
ex
­
way, about 18 miles south of Cot­
when he heard the locality criti- Missouri State Sanatorium, won
pete in the finals. The Grand Na- j|ar
rate
reduction
awarded
and color.
tage Grove. State Project Slide
cised for not being more up to the award for meritorius work in [ Crepeau was named Cottage I Young Girl Hurt
tional Champion will receive $500, sprinkler - protected woodworking citement
This
year
’
s
fair
will
be
quite
correction. Awarded Henry H Mil­
-
date. "There is not that dull uni­ the specialty of diseases of the Grove’s First Citizen in 1954 by 1
the Men’s Champion and Teen- plants earlier this year.
a
change
from
past
years
when
ler, contractor, Roseburg, $11,837,-
A
Uli
»•!
Lx a mrxi nn v* will
’ i 11
ropnivn
Age
Girl
Champion
receive 1
formity of housing as often found chest. The medal is given annually । the Chamber of Commerce and In Fall From Car
the fair was held on the high 92. West Unit, Reedsport-Dean
i has been active in civic affairs.
$100 each Al] three will also re­
in Scotland," the Rev. Jack said. to a prominent scientist.
Running
Board
school
grounds,
or
the
armory,
or
Creek Section of the Umpqua
In making the award at the
ceive trips to New York City.
The visitor here is impressed by
The national convention will
vacant city lots and garages. The Highway. Federal Aid Project
The summer vacation of 12-year-
the wide highways and the well 22nd annual convention of the col- ' name the Democratic party's can­
Following
is
a
rundown
of
the
fair
board,
which
has
been
in
ex
­
Slide Correction. Awarded Henry
planned streets, where the TV lege held in Chicago in June, Dr. didate for president and vice old Judy Wedgewood and her fam­ classifications in which you may
istence since 1932, has been ac­ H Miller, contractor, Roseburg.
sets and ’ motorcars are not con- Arnold S. Anderson of Petersburg. ’ president of the United States and ily was marred last week when enter your work: Tablecloths. lx‘d-
tively
working
for
the
past
four
$39,733.00. Shady . Booth Ranch
sidered a luxury. He told a story Florida, said "In selecting the j adopt a party’ platform. The con- Judy fell from the running boaid spreads, luncheon cloths, center­
years for its own fair grounds.
about a fond father giving his man for the college medal the j | vention is expected to last four of a moving car and suffered a pieces, buffet and vanity sets,
Saturday, Angus! 4. is the date The fair was originally a 4-H fair Unit. Shady-Canyonville section
of the Pacific Highway, about five
daughter a _ Pontiac and after committee felt that he should be or five days. The Oregon delega­ I brain concussion.
chair sets, doilies, scarves and set for the annual picnic of the
The Portland girl stepped onto wall panels, pot holders and hot Pioneer Old Schoolmates and the and still remains as an opportu­ miles south of Roseburg. Federal
driving it a year, the girl had a the full physician-teacher, author, tion, as a result of the primary,
nity
for
4-H
and
FFA
members
headon collision and entered the researcher, administrator, clini­ is pledged to support Adlai Steven­ the running board of a car driven plate mats, place mats, other Schoolmates of 1900-1914 groups to exhibit and sell their livestock Aid project. Guard rail Referred
to State Highway engineer for
। by Don Worthington of N. River
Pearly Gates and got into a wait­ cian, and humanitarian.”
accessories, edgings and The picnic, which will liegin at 9 and goods.
award as soon as necessary right-
Dr. Sweany was born in a home I son for the presidential nomina- . Road as the car started out. The household
a m with dinner served at 12:30,
ing line. No sooner had she en­
insertions,
fashion
accessories,
tion.
of-way is acquired: low bidder
door accidently opened as the car ladies over 65, men only and teen- will be held in the city park.
tered than St. Peter came to get about seven miles south of Cot­
Vern Hoaglin, Beaverton, $46,-
; turned a corner and the girl lost age girls.
her and escorted her through the tage Grove. He attended grade
Last
year
the
two
groups
voted
935.00.
her grip and fell to the pavement.
doors. A minister of years stand­ school in the London district, high BYF Group to Hold
to
merge
and
this
year
’
s
picnic
con-
For
further
information,
Lane County:
ing stood impatiently in the line school in Eugene and graduated
The girl was taken to the Cot­ tact the Fair Secretary, M1 s wil be the first one uniting the
Glenada Hill Section of the Ore­
and beckoned St. Peter impatient­ from the University of Oregon.
tage
Grove
hospital
in
a
semi-
two
groups.
Jeanne
Morton.
gon Coast Highway, near Florence.
A late sister. Mrs. Julia A. Pow- I
ly "What is the matter," he said,
: coma where she remained uncon­
General
chairman
of
the
group
State Project. 088 mile grading
"here I have served the Lord ell, lived in Cottage Grove until
The senior BYF group of the scious for one hour. She was re­
is Ruth Powell Randall. Robert
and pavement widening.
faithfully for 50 years and you her death last March. A niece. First Baptist church will hold a ported to have a brain contusion, CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
Jones
of
Eugene
is
vice
chairman
Referred to State Highway En­
in.” Mrs. Vinal T. Randall Sr., is a
pass me up to take that girl
girl in."
possible skull fracture and a JULY 20TH
I
carwash
Saturday
to
raise
funds
and
Chester
Vandenburg
is
secre
­
gineer after necessary right-of-
‘This girl
"But," said St. Peter, "Thi?
“R Cottage Grove resident.
meet tary.
bruised hip. The accident happen­
clinic
will
The
child
health
to
help
paint
the
exterior
of
the
Dr. Sweany received his medical
has put the fear of the Lord in
Dave Cooper, news editor of the way acquired; low bidder the
ed at 3:30 p.m. Friday, July 13. Friday. July 20. at the public
i church.
Umpqua River Navigation Co.,
This year the class of 1917 will
more people during the year that, education at Northwestern univer-
health office next to the Arcade hold a special reunion. Five of the Cottage Grove Sentinel since De- Reedsport. $63,043.00.
The
Wedgewoods
were
visiting
The
carwash,
which
will
last
all
she had her car than you have sity and Rush medical college m
theatre. Hours are from 9 am original 29 members of this class cember, has resigned his Sentinel
with
the
Aubrey
Strong
family
of
day,
will
start
at
8
a
m.
and
will
during the 50 years of your min- Chicago. After graduation in 1921
to 12 noon For appointment call
still live in Cottage Grove.
tetry ”
he was appointed director of lab- be at Russ’ Mobil Station at 9th Cottage Grove Judy’s condition Mrs. Lance Naish, phone 443L.
and Gibbs. The price is $1 per car. Monday was reported as good
(Continued on Page 2)
All memtiers of the eighth grade
The Rev. Jack said competition
classes of 1905, 1906, and 1907
was not as keen in Scotland among
under Worth Harvey have been
merchants and the service not so
contacted with the exception of
good. One or two Scottish mer­
I live Alice Carpenter. Philip Case­
chants who have tried to serve
By Mm. Orville launb
beer. Enos Crowley, Dorothy Funk
the people on a mass production
A local young couple, married
| and Ruth Osmon.
idea like here, have had to go back
The local radio stations, along
July 8, at Mabel. Oreg., were in­
to the old way. "A merchant in with every radio and television
jured in a highway accident late
my town still cuts the meat he station in the United States will
last Thursday near Arcata, Calif.,
Man Injured By Gun
serves with a large knife and re- j go off the air for a 15 minute
and are hospitalized there.
fuses to use a machine cutter.” period Friday, July 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Macauley,
Arri-
Wavne Smith
21
wa
'rhc merchant there doos not
who were honeymooning in Cali­
The Pacific Standard time for
I dently shot in the left hand while
make the same effort to hold trade
fornia, narrowly escaped death
removing a cap and ball gun from
in his town as you do here. Scot­ the Federal Civil Defense Admin­
when they met a log truck and
his car Sunday, July 8
tish shops there close a half day istration experiment will be 12:10
trailer loaded with redwood logs
Smith, who lives in Cottage
a week, he related. "There are p.m. Every station across the na­
on a curve just as the trailer turn­
Grove, believes the hammer might
only three churches in the town tion will be off the air at the
ed over throwing the logs on the
have caught on the seat setting
where I live,” he said. "Churches same time.
Macauley car. Mrs Macauley, for­
the jjun off. He had the gun in
there work much more closely
During those 15 minutes, the
merly Helene Wightman of Mabel,
his right hand when it went off.
with the schools and I. as a min­ only broadcasting in the nation
was thrown from the car and suf­
The charge went in the palm of
ister. visit the schools at least will be done by 1,250 stations
fered severe bruises and shock.
his left hand and out through the
once per week and teach a class which have joined the Federal
Macauley rode with the car as it
wrist. A bone in his wrist was
in religion." The speaker admitted Civil
Defense Administration’s
crashed over a steep bank and
broken in four places.
the weather was better here, but "Conelrad” plan for emergency
fell out when the car came to a
Smith was hospitalized for eight
the recreational facilities about broadcasting. All of these sta­
| days, but is now home He works post to go into full-time profes­ stop He received comixiund frac­
the same.
tions will broadcast on one of the
, for Booth-Kelly Lumber company. sional service in the Boy Scouts tures, above, below and in the el­
two civil defense frequencies (640
bow and severe bruises.
of America.
or
1240».
Macauley will remain in the
Tractor, Grass Burns
Cooper will leave Cottage Grove
MAKKED KAIHO DIAL shows location of emergency stations at 610 and 1240 kilocycles. These
about August 5 to attend school hospital a month but his wife is
Locally, station KUGN in Eu­
Quick
Action
After Machine Overturns gene
for 45 days at the Mortimor L. expected to be released this week.
stations will broadcast special civil defense material at 12:10 pm. P8T on July 20 when all other
will switch over to 640 to
Cottage Grove's police and fire broadcast the emergency exercise.
Schiff scout reservation. After the Last reports of the injured couple
radio and television stations will go off the air. The emergency broadcast exercise, called “Conel-
Last
week,
one
of
our
classified
departments were called out Tues, The 15 minute program will be
there, Cooper expects em­ are that their condition is good.
advertisers was able to rent her session
rad” is part of Operation Alert, 19M. The exercise will test radio stations’ ability to switch to the
The car was completely de­
day afternoon to extinguish a handled by the Eugene civil de­
ployment as a scout field execu­
house
"Almost
before
the
ink
was
Conelrad
system
of
broadcasting
in
an
actual
attack
so
that
emergency
Instructions
could
be
radio
­
brush fire and a tractor which fense. which will use special ma­
molished.
tive in the Northwest.
dry
on
the
paper,"
as
she
put
it
The 23-year-old newspaper man
had overturned and caught fire. terial prepared for Operation
ed to the public without guiding enemy bombers to their targets. Civil defense authorities are hoping
I and she could have rented several
The tractor, driven by Beverly Alert, 1956 The station may not
was raised in Myrtle Point and
|
more
houses
she
said.
Property
the public will mark their radios for future emergencies..
Mickalson. overturned into an ir­ be heard, however, in Cottage
owners with rentals have seen Coquille. His parents now make Emerald Players
rigation ditch when it failed to Grove.
from one station to another makes the demand go up and down here, their home at Canyonville.
Conelrad I Plan for Control of the beam" right into its target
Cooper attended college for one To Teach Baseball
make a turn on a field on South
Under the Conelrad plan, all sta­ it impossible for a bomber pilot but almost without exception,
Radiation)
is
The Conelrad exercise is part Electromagnetic
River Road.
to use the radio signals for navi- । classified advertising has brought year in Mexico City after serving
tions
sign
off
the
air
when
an
alert
a
system
devised
by
the
Air
Force,
of
a
one-week
nationwide
alert
A number of Eugene Emerald
Mickalson jumped from the
four years in the Air Force. He
is signaled. Conelrad station* then gation purposes.
good results.
baseball stars will be in Cottage
tractor and then called the own­ to be observed July 20 through 26 the broadcasting industry and the reduce power, change their broud-
In smaller communities, where
This inexpensive ad found a served one year in Korea and saw Grove July 27 to conduct a base­
Federal government to make pos­
The
exercise
will
be
the
first
much front line duty.
er, Z. A. Coop.
only one station is in the Conelrad
Before Coop arrived, gasoline full fledged test of the ability sible the vital broadcasting of of­ casting frequency to 640 or 1240 system, it wd) broadcast at either renter right away;
Cooper plans return visits to ball school for local young ball­
kilocycles
and
return
to
the
an
ficial
information
and
civil
de
­
of
the
Conelrad
stations
to
reach
which had spilled from the tractor
Cottage Grove often. His engage­ players The session will be held
640 or 1240 kc for a short period,
Conelrad
stations
in
each
city
fense
instructions
in
times
of
the
public
with
the
civil
defense
at the high school from 9:30 to
ignited.
burning
the
tractor,
form a cluster. These stations then be off the air for a number FOR RENT: 2 bdrm house, wired ment to Bridget Woods, daughter 2:30. Also attending will be a
for range and dryer. Garage of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Woods,
valued by Coop at $700. and the broadcast which will be the na­ emergency. Under normal broad­ broadcast
of
minutes.
The
on-the-air,
off-the.
common
program.
casting,
it
would
be
possible
for
baseball scout for the Boston Red
grass on the surrounding banks. tion’s only broadcast source of
was recently announced.
Ph. (XX).
each of the cluster stations air pattern will continue until the
No plans are being made by the 1 Sox. For additional detail* see
The fire was put out with little official information and instruct­ an enemy plane to tune its di­ with
end
of
the
Conelrad
Drill
on
July
on
the
air
for
only
a
few
seconds
rection
finder
to
a
station
broad
­
Sentinel to replace Cooper.
| the sports page.
difficulty and Coop felt the trac­ ions in event of an enemy air at-
casting in a target city and Tide at a time. The frequent switching
I tack.
tor could easily be repaired.
A
Dr. Henry Sweany,
Former Lane Man,
Wins Merit Award
Two Injured Near
CG Dam in Crash
Oregon Highway
Dept. Lets Bids
On 46 Projects
Scottish Speaker
Takes Look At
Cot. Grove Locality
Schoolmates Picnic
Set for August 1
Cooper to Leave
Sentinel in Favor
Of Scout Work
Radio Stations to Be Off 15 Minutes in Defense Exercise Friday
WreckHospi+alizes
Newly-Wed Pair