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¡Page ? The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thors., July 19, 1956 Campers Return From 4-H Outing History of Hell’s Canyon Dam Henry Sweany ' Dr. (Continued trom Page One) Too Late to Classify FOP. RENT. 2-bedrm. modern house. <65 rno. 414 N. 8th. Showh after 6 p.m 49-ltp FOR SALE: Hospital bed. In good cond. Ph. 398R. 246 S. River Rd. 49-2tp-5O FOR SALE: Advance h.p shal low well pump, complete with 16 gal .tank. 24 ft. plastic pipe, new foot valve. $75. Richard McCrady. ph 1166J3. Pump may be seen at Roberts & Drury. 49-3tc-51 WANTED Someone to help care for invalid man Live in Call ; oratories and research at the city 100. Eves, call 929L or 425IJC ! of Chicago municipal tuberculosis _________ 4M-Itp Established August IS, V sanitorium, where he remained for (< ongrcsHinan Harri» EINworth) Phones 555 or 556 29 years. In 1950 he was appoint 4-H summer camp was in full TO GIVE’ AWAY TWO kitten» Until this week I have not had an opportunity to tweorne well in Published every Thursday at Cottage Oreg'Hi and mother cat. Phone 368R. formed on the subject of Hell’s Canyon I knew that before the legis swing last week as 90 girls from I ed medical director, Florida tu berculosis board. In 1955 he was Lane and Linn counties poured Entered at Cottage Gr* ve, Oregon as sec 49-ltp: lation ever reached the point of linal consideration in the house it apjiointed director of icsear-h. out their youthful energies along j Bubacrlp'lun rate« cash In than three m- mi the sub* would come before the Rules committee. I am a member of that com FOR SALE: A good Holstein-Jer pathology and allied sciences of trails, at the archery range. «i Moa 3 M( th. mittee. When we fake up a bill we go into it thoroughly by taking In Orrn-m .......................................... . sey milk cow Ph. 1O91R4. testimony from and asking questions oi the members of congress who and in the swimming pool at the the sanitorium in Missouri. Outside Onm ........ ............... . 49-1 tc know most about it. The Hills Canyon bill did come up and we held 15-acre site of Camp I-ane. He was the first person in Developed by the Lane County America to use cultures on a large F< >R RENT: House at 350 Wa»h- Publisher hearings on it I think I know quite a lot about that subject now. James Roles Manager 4-H Leaders Association, Camp Call at 844 S. 6th St. No dogs ' The bill has been in congress six years or longer. The house in- Lane is located in a narrow valley scale in the routine diagnosis of please. 49-ltp .5« tenor committee in th(‘ Denxxrat controlled K2nd Cong: (1951- where the Siuslaw River wends tuberculosis; first in America ’o 1952» held weeks of hearings on the prop« -d to build a federal power through the Coastal range on its use culture media for finding bo LOCKER MEAT: Beet babj ¡dam at the Hell Canyon site. The committee then, without a dis- way to the Pacific Ocean The vine bacilli directly from diseased [Mirk or veal. 25c to 30c lb. NEWSPAPEk T enrtiro « zx»«» nor •ed to la> th< bill aside and take no actien In the tissues; first to use successfully NATIONAL EDITORIAL dressed. Ph. 8.38J. 49-tfcxx camp site is located near Linslaw, the X-rav refraction method of Republican controlled 83rd Congress 11953-1951) the tecord shows and just over the range is Maple PUBLISHERS ~ I I, FOR SALE: 1941 Ford. Good mo determining detrimental silica in that no request was made to resume consideration of the bill at least ton tor. good tires. R. G. Conner, | ASSOCIATION tissues; first to use matched con further hearings were not requested On Saturday, 90 girls in the first Lorane Ph. 140M 49-2tp-5O Ennm Last year the subject suddenly became alive again. After four week session rolled up sleeping , trols in the experimental treat ment of tuberculosis; and the first WANTED TO BUY: Three or four New York Chicago • t'iuladelpiiia days of hearings a subcommittee reported the bill favorably to the bags and packed swimming suits ' gals, of real wild blackberries. full committee on July 27th the same day the bi-partisan Federal to head home and to make way to use hlood chemistry methods in Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc Ph. George Drury, 444 or 1302. I Power comm ssion voted unanimously to grant a license to a power foi the next group of 90 girls from the hospitals of Chicago. Those days you can buy almost The first recognized school in 48hltc National Advertising Representative company to develop the power of the canyon by building three smaller Lane and Lincoln counties. Session dim The full Interior committ« e did nothing with the bill until June for 4-H lx>ys from these three tuberculosis hospitals for lab HELP WANTED: Applications' any thing on credit . . . from home appliances to trips around the and then could act favorably neighboring counties was com oratory technicians was establish s than three weeks for a bus driver and part time world. This has been a big help to only atter a ixilitic il deal caused a meint» ■ of the committee to change pleted during the last week in ed by Dr. Sweany. Eternal Vigilance, The Price of Safety his custodian will be taken at Cot Ixith buyers and sellers. But now vote in return for powerful majority help on a project in his dis- June. He has served as president of / tage Grove High school for the । various organizations around the Most of us forget that there is a new crop of automobile "And with the innings of sum the American Trudeau Society; next few day- TJ-11C ■ country are offering matrimony Meanwhile the duly licensed powei company began construction of mer camp, most 4-H members will vice president of the National Tu drivers coming along all the time and the only way to main on the finance plan. For couples FOR RENT: Unfurn. one-bedrm. project and has expended and obligated variously estimated return home to make ready for berculosis association; chairman of tain street and highway safety is to see that the new driv the amount'' running as high as $15,000,(MX). If the pending bill is passed the 4-H fair," declared Neva the section on pathology and duplex. Good location, good TV who are short on ready cash, ers get the proper training. However, we doubt that a good and the federal project authorized in the same area the government Goeldner, Cheshire. "The Lane , physiology of the American Medi leception. Ph. 747J or 867L. these outfits will bankroll the en 49-tfcxx tire wedding . . . and the bride many teen-age drivers on the highways today have had any will have to pay that money. County group keeps talking about cal association: and delegate to Long ago I decided to fight any prejudice against the Hell's Can making the August 13 deadline many international and Latin- FOR RENT: Cabin. South I-ane groom settle» for the ceremony in thing approaching proper training when it comes to driving 12 easy payments. yon federal dam idea which might I»- generated by the political for the Lane County 4-H Fair.” American tuberculosis congress« s. Grocery. Ph. 1173R4. 49-tfcxx or else they are prone to believe that several of the most monkey-business Senior Counsellor at camp, Neva Since 1949 he has been associate and the political demagoguery which has befogged important safety lules promulgated to date are for old fog- this question I determined to base my opinion on the facts of the case is representative of leadership editor of the Journal of the Di FOR RENT: 3-bedrm. home, also Sounds like a fine idea, but it turn. apts. on Knox Hilwl. Roy brings up the question as to gies, who perhaps do not have the ability to squirrel a car when I could get them in a clear and coherent way. I think the essen- talents developed through years seases of the Chest. Hutchinson. For particulars call whether folks who can’t pay the properly. The surest sign of inexperience is for the young ti.il facts were brought out m our hearing on the bill. Here are some ol experience in the 4-H club pro In 1949 he was a recipient of 279J. parson should go on the cuff for 49-2tc-50 gram. Neva completed her 10th of them: the Dearholt Medal of the Miss driver to over rate his ability to handle a car. the big affair. Suppose the little Power? The difference in power generation between th" low and year as a 4-H member during her issippi Valley Trudeau society. WANTED: Acreages up to value woman goes home to mother be For some reason or another, it seems to us that there so-called high dam projects is slight low dams 767,(XM) KW compared freshman year at Monmouth Col of $15,fXM) in Cottage Grove fore the year is up. Does the lege where she is majoring in edu area. Ph. 721.1 19 Ite has been a good deal of reckless driving both on the high to 7X5,(XX) KW from high dam. groom get a rebate? Or if he can’t cost of power from high dam? I don’t think so. Principal cation. This year marked her fifth FOR SALE: Used 12-ft. Birch-j meet the 12 easy installments, ways and streets in recent weeks, or perhaps it has been our cost in Lower hydro installation is interest on invested capital whether it be year at Camp I^ine, her second craft boat and Evinrude motor. J does he have to return the bride misfortune to see too many violations of the safety code to public or private. Interest on $173 dollar cost per KW on low dam year as a counsellor. Can be had at big saving. Can- . to the finance company? feel comfortable. The four-lane highway through the south construction figured at 5 percent yould be $8.65 Interest on Federal "Finest thing about summer non Appliance Co. 49-3tc-5( Cottage Grove Hospital cost of $454 at 3 percent would lie $13.62 fx'i KW. Th" Idaho camp," declared Mrs. Dorothy We see where Senator Lyndon part of town for only a few blocks seems to be an invitation project FOR RENT: Six-rm. unfurn. Johnson has a sign in his office Pi wei company is the onl> utility serving the area and would dis Brown, agent from Linn county, to step on the gas. It’s not too uncommon to see drivers tribute he power no matter who owned the generators. It doesn't "is that it develops leadership STULKEN — To Mr. and Mrs. house. Close in. $60. Inquire at that says, “You ain't learnin’ Rollie Benton Stulken. Cottage 818 Whiteaker. 49-2tp-50 nothin’ when you're talkin'.” doubling the posted speed limit, both on the south highway look Io mo that the customers would set much difference either way. ability not wily unon the older Grove, a daughter, Linda Lee. July and on the south 6th street road and we have observed ex Furthermore, all power in the Northwest giws through the Northwest 4-H girls who serve as counsellors 11. 1956. FOR SALE: 4-yr.-old milk cow. Guess we’d better shut up . . . but among the 9 to 13-year-olds Sig Nelson. Ph. U20J5. but not before one final word for cessive speed where perhaps three cats are traveling on some Power Pool made up of government and all other generation. 49-2tp-50 ! the day about our complete stocks flown stream benefits from high dam? Such benefits are based who are learning to I m ? self-suf HENDERSON To Mr. and narrow street. entirely on water storage. Any and all water storage upstream will ficient.” Mrs Edward Dempsey Henderson. FOR RENT: 2-bedrm. modern of candy tobacco supplies, maga Not too long ago there was considerable talk here of provide such benefits. There e ample evidence that enough such stor Camp directors include Mrs. Drain, a son, Nealan Ray, July ranch house, kitchen remodeled. zines and newsapers. Come in and Clara Eickworth, Coos Bay; Mrs. 11, 1956. for ming a club of self discipline, where those who observed age can and will be obtained otherwise and at less cost. 15 acres. Bill DeRousse. Howe browse. You’re welcome at flood control benefits? No. Latest figures by Army Engineers Brown, and Miss Damaris Bradish, Lane, Florence Ave., Creswell. traffic violations would report the violation to either state show Vast VARLEY’S DRUG STORE NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. that effect on flood waters last year third greatest in history agent from Lincoln County. Miss 49-ltp or local police. A club of this sort, if kept up, would go a if high dam were in place rather than the low dams would have Norma Dudley, former home eco Philip Nelson. Disston. a daugh 6th & Main Street nomics teacher at Cottage Grove, ter, Noria Isabelle, July 11, 1956. FOR SALE: 5-yr.-old Guernsey 'ong way toward reducing a future fatal accident, which is been .2 of a foot or about two and one-half inches. Phone 82 cow. Milking 4 gal. per day. "Give Away" of a great natural resource? Most of the hydro assisted by Janet Walker. Cas ure to happen before the summer is over unless some steps $1(M). Ph 935J4 49-2tc-5O WEBBER To Mr. and Mrs. power generated in our country comes from generators in cadia. and Audrey Dotson, Albany, ar« taken to correct a situation of this kind. Officers cannot electric dams owned and operated by privately owned companies under license preside in the most important I.arry Leonard Webber. Cottage FOR SALE: Sow and seven pigs. Grove, a daughter, Kathy Ann, be everywhere and we are sure they would welcome any co by the Federal Power Commission That is the traditional American place of all the kitchen. Ph. 156L. 19-2ti>-5u operation extended them. There is only one trouble in report way The license to the jxiwer company for Hell's Canyon development Activity at Camp Lane is typical July 13, 1956. BARGAIN: Combination wood and of many another summer camp gas range. Also iron bed. com ing such accidents and that is when the driver in violation was on that COOPER To Mr. and Mrs. plete. Foos. ph. 6 or 176Y eves. Timing in view of need for power? A reasonable guess is that with archery, soft ball, council David Ross Cooper. Drain, a son. of the rules is .traveling in an opposite direction and is travel fires, story telling, singing, swim- 49-ltp project could not be completed short of 10 years Actual ing so fast that it is impossible to get his or her license num- laet is that power company licensee will be producing power the year ' ming, crafts, cook-outs, talent Steven Gail, July 13, 1956. FOR RENT: 3-rm. furn. apt. ber. This happened recently on Sixth street between Wash after next unless the pending bill becomes law. shews, and camp duties. COOLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Adults. $55 mo. Ph. 615J. Special events such as Crazy Charles Edward Cooley, Cottage Although there are many others, those seem to be the main points 49-2tc-50 ington and Adams where the driver traveling north managed Hat Day when each girl con- in the controversy. On the basis of what we learned about Grove, twin daughters, Debra to make a right turn on two wheels when he slowed to about involved THE KINDNESS AND Sympathy I headgear from foxglove, them I have made up my mind. I think that the political leadership ■ trived Jean and Darla Jean, July 13, 45 miles. It’s rather a frightening prospect and one which is which of neighbors and friends in our has for its own political purposes inspired a large number of 11c aves, bark, moss. etc.. and the 1956. recent sorrow will always re agghivating to have to remember there is just another un sincere and patriotic fieople to take part in a ,ort of crusade for the Backwards Pinner add to the main with us a precious mem- i RENFROE — To Mr. and Mrs. Federal construction of the Hell's Canyon project'has reached the I । excitement of camping. trained driver to have to watch out for. ory. Our sincere thanks and height of demagoguery. It represents the most brazen and sordid , Typical memory making tradi- Ollie Albert Renfroe, Cottage Jn this connection there is one other thing we would very gratitude for all those comfort Grove, a daughter, Dovey Marie, tion is the drcamboat example ol deception and political conniving seen in this decade. * J 1 * pageant. * like Ho point out and this is the crossing on Quincy avenue ing acts Mr. and Mrs. Tyson "On the final day of camp, each July 14. 1956. $950 for improper lights, July 13. girl makes a dream boat in crafts. Wood. Mr. and Mrs Sam Tuck at U|e end of south Fifth street going across the highway to KOENIG To Mr. and Mrs. Ml NTCIPAL I OI RT er. Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce It's as fantastic and exotic as she intersect Sixth street. Not long ago two large trucks and Harry Kenneth Carroll fined can decorate it. That evening af Carl August Koenig. Drain, a and family and William Pres- trailers blocked the north view of the motorist who attempt $250 for driving under the influ ter the birthday dinner honoring daughter, Twila Marie, July 16. ed tire crossing. Lt was a case of trusting to the Lord and tp ence of liquor, July 10, girls who have had birthdays at 1956. Sanford Eugene Nossaman fined camp we form a procession to the luck because it was Impossible to get a clear view of the ears $10 for violation of the basic rule. swimming pool to launch the CORRECTION approaching from the north until too late to avoid a col ROBERTS To Mr. and Mrs July 10. (floats. Each boat bears its candle, ' lision. A no parking sign should be erected at the intersec Lonnie Keith Tttridee fined $50 and as it floats down stream each , Gordon Keith Roberts of Cottage tion of youth Fifth and the highway, which would give the for reckless driving. $25 suspended, girl makes a wish," explained Mrs. Grove, a son. Thomas Bradlev, July 7. July 7. motorist trying to cross a view of at least 100 feet to the Brown. Nelson Cleveland Washington north. There have been two bad accidents at this point, if SIGNS OF THE UMI S In an arrested for vagrancy, fine sus- Before you flare up at anyone's ice-creatn parlor: "Teen - age we recall, and it's just a matter of time until a third occurs, fiended providing he leaves town, faults, take tim? to count ten spoken here!” ... In an office: unless something is done A crossing can not be made at this Dear Mr Martin: July 9. ten of your own. Anonymous "Be sure your brain is in gear point with a view partly blocked and cars speeding down the Just a note to express my ap David Harold Palmer fined $10 before engaging your mouth!" highway at 40 to 50 miles per hour without inviting trouble. preciation for the hospitality ex for violation of the basic rule, July tended to us by the jx’ople of Cot If you were to lay all the sau James Banjaminc Singhose fined tage Grove at the Buckaroo sage casings produced in the U.S. Breakfast, and Fly-In recently. It $25 for reckless driving. July 12. annually end to end. they would Let's Repeal the Horse and was a very pleasurable occasion. form a tube 940.000 miles long Mrs. Smith and I enjoyed having no baloney! Buggy Charter an opportunity to visit Grove, and the Breakfast was one One thing that should be done without delay is to re of the best organized of As kind peal the 50 odd year old charter under which the City of I have ever attended. Cottage Grove is now operating. The old charter no more ap Kindest regards and best wishes. Construction is well underway Sincerely. plies to present city conditions than trying to turn the clock in enlarging the Mills Mortuary Elmo Smith back and operate a business by the same standards. If such “Think how a mother kan building at 617 Washington Ave., Governor an attempt was made, one would face ridiculous situations. with construction under the di garoo must hate a rainy day rection of the J. S. Crepeau Con when the kids can’t play out Mention has frequently lieen made in our news columns re struction Co The new addition, garding some old ordinances passed during the time the Public Records side!* a brick veneer, one story, fire horse and buggy and livery stables supplied the principal JI STU E < OI RT proof construction, is 52 By 56 transportations. We think many of the old customs queer, Harold Jay Dean fined $1150 feet with a family room which but they are no less amusing than trying to operate a busi lor failure to stop and yield right can lie enlarged to 27 by 15 feet. of way. July 9. The addition will boost the seat ness by the standards of a half century ago. Raymond Keith Williams fined ing capacity of the building to The league of Oregon Cities has offered a worthwhile $9.50 and for no vehicle license. July about 225 people. The addition will service in making available to the various cities over the also include a flower room, music FEED STORE state a copy of the so-called model charter, designed to meet Jack Gleason fined $9.50 for room and minister study and new reception room New fixtures to present-day conditions, so far as the operation of a city is stop sign violation. July 9. Presents be added includes pews for the concerned. The model charter would enable the city to oper William C mtwell fined $9 50 for auditorium and an electronic or ate its affairs like any other business by giving the council no vehiee license. July 9 gan. Construction will be com Joseph Oliver fined $9 - pleted in about 45 days. the right to supervise all affairs of the city. It could, if prop 50 Donald lor no operators license, July The Mills Mortuary was found erly o[>eiated, bring about a substantia) reduction in taxes. 10. in 1912 by Mrs Karl Mills and Residents of the city will have opportunity to pass on Douglas Dean Castle fined $11- ed her husband, the late Karl Mills 50 for violation of the basic rule who operated the business for 43 this issue at the next election according to present plans. and $7 50 for defective muffler, years before his death. The present July 10. ' building has been remodel 6:15 P.M. Robert K. Fink fined $19 50 for chapel ed and enlarged three times. Cities Spend Half A Billion Dollars IHissing on a curve, July 11. Malcolm N. Clark fined $14.50 Monday thru Friday He that would have a short To Provide Parking for passing on an approach to a Lent, let him borrow money to 11 The larger cities of this country have s,K>nt almost half curve, July Rolland Hedricks fined be repaid at Easter. Franklin a billion dollars to provide parking facilities, according to a $20 Charles 50 for following too close. July Getting into debt, is getting survey of 326 cities over 25 (KM) in population conducted re- •ently by the American Municipal Association. Data gathered Vera Evelyn Strickland fined into a tangiesome net. Franklin / 50 for stop sign Violation. July show that these cities are now providing 168,844 off-street $6 11. When Mrs. J. Florcinc Doss brought her $25,000 national sewing champion parking spaces, with an additional 57,567 planned for 1956 Dale S Coop fined $129 50 for ship prize home to Oregon, she knew there was just one place to put it. The These parking «paces are to be found in 1,122 different lots, axle overload July 13 with 3 11 new facilities, to provide space for 90,000 cars, re- Sally Ann Marshall fined $29.50 money went directly into the family savings account at the First National license. July 13. ported in the planning stage. In addition, the 326 reporting for F no W angling 1 l.igne: t med S I'l 5u t,.i Bank Branch in her neighborhood. cities have installed about 480,000 curb meters at a cost of failure to maintain fire fighting almost $27 million. tools at a logging operation. July The idea of setting aside extra money in a bank savings account isn't new Various approaches to the solution of the parking prob 13. to the Doss family. They have been saving ... a little at a time ... for years. Robert Romane lem have been taken by the nation's cities. Some have es Charles for violation of the The extra cash from the prize boosts the savings in a big way, of course, but tablished parking authorities to develop unified systems of $14.50 rule. July 13. meters, lots and garages Combined city and private enter Jack James Bennett fined S’ Mrs. Doss fully intends to keep the savings habit. prise has been the answer for several large cities. Financing for defective muffler, July 13 Magnusson fined To her, it means a backlog for emergencies, education for her children, and has come from issuing revenue bonds with income from $69 Donald meters and lots pledged to secure the bonds, from setting up July 50 Lt for taudein axle overweight. the comfortable security of money in the bank when it might be needed for parking districts as separate taxing units, from setting up Theodore Lee Woodniff fined The Cottage Grove Sentinel Letter from Washington COMPOUNDING OIE BOX Mills Mortuary Enlarging Chapel B H "Farm Markets" KOMB -1400 SEWING PRIZE GOES STRAIGHT TO > SAVINGS! ON THE SPOT? CALL US WE’LL a fund from meter income to purchase off-street sites, from general obligation bonds, and from combining these methods The next five years will see large increases in publicly owned parking facilities, according to the AMA survey. The largest cities (over 500,0001 plan to invest almost $145 mil lion during that period, while cities between 25,<M)O and fjOO,00 in the group of 326 expect to 8|>end about $51 mil- lion.—From the league of Oregon Citie. Bulletin. i I don't like to U e the words "juvenile delinquency because I have a very firm comiction that the term ought to he translated info parental failure - Dw : ;ht D. Eisenhower 'verenee books; We ought to look on them as useful and mighty thing s 11 they are good and true, whether they are a bruit religion, politic«, farming, trade, law, or medicine thev arc the There is no time like Spring all things th When life’s alive in every thin - Christina Rossetti truth. C. Kin the maker ichor of BE THERE ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM ARE AWFUL! STOP SUFFERING TODAY! ON THE DOT! KNOW NOW Much of the »tabbing atrvnic* of M iMtira. neuritis and neuralgia ARTVN I V If you DOUBT, vince or your M EV back : Urrol from wh.n tho- who tnusclr* anil painful stiff Joint* who ■ KIKI. 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