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NUMBER 28
COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGO-'.
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VOLUME LXVIII
'57 Heart Fund
Drive Reaches
Peak Sunday
To Visit Lodge 810
Extortion Note
Received
All Night
lUXClvcUfHii
mgiu
Vigil Fruitless
Logs Start Rolling
l w • Con+est Into Local Plant,
To Pick Winner
n
.
Leaders' Council
■ H SI Caf bmPpCd
Formation of South Lane TV Assn.
Started at Meeting Attended by 50
Plans were made for the final
contest to select a student to go
quare mile area in southern Lane the installation of a translator
and the present plan is to have a
and
from Lane county to the United
? 40 company lo;
county.
Local officers are still investi­ Nations at a meeting of Lane tn
survey made of both areas to save
s and three «
According to present plans,
gating an extortion note received County Leaders Council of I<K)F cri .
tarted logs rolling into the
IV engineer would i>e brouj ,'ht expenses.
by Bob Gierau of Gierau’s Mar­ at a meeting Sunday afternoon at ¡Cott
Purpose of the translator is to
■ Grove plant of the Weyer,
into the area to mak«1
The month-long 1957 Heart
clubhouse wiwn about
ket, 822 W Main street, which the Odd Fellows hall. Twenty -six | ha, er Timber Co. Monday. Feb-
amplify signals for the mother
to
determine
the
best
spot
to
lo
­
ted people attended a m«
inte
Fund drive will reach a high point
demanded $5.000 or his life by memliers present represented the ruarv 11.
cate the translator, which would' station, which would require only
lied to hear Benny He
February 15 On February 9, Mr. Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges of
on Heart Sunday, February 24,
Fm st car to be shipped from the ing
probably lie in the vicinity of the one antenna for all three chan­
Hand,
ft'presentative
ot
Gierau received a note which said: the* county. Six visitors attended. f(li nu Woodard plant w as loaded
city water reservoir, east of town, i nels, 8, 13 and 6. Such installation
when local volunteers spread
Translator Co., discuss
"Leave $5.000 outside your door
The contest will be held Satur- an i -nipped Friday. February 8
l'he Culp Creek - Disston com­ is usually financed by a non-pro­
tallat
ion
of
throughout the community to car­
Friday night. February 15, or I day, March 30. at 8 p.m. at the
•ar contained all plywood. As
munities also are interested in fit or co-op organization. A li-
ry the fight against the heart and
। cense is required from the federal
will kill you."
Coburg KXJF hall. Five essay* 1 th« inventories of lumber build
Police Chief Ed Jones said an have been received to date and up lore cars of both lumber and
| communication commission, which
blood vessel diseases to the door- 5
all night vigil was maintained Fri­ there is still time for some high pl.' " >od will begin rolling out ot
। is for a three-year period.
steps of every family in Cottage
Anne Hill Given
day night at the Gierau Market, school sophomore or junior to get th< >lant.
According to the best estimate,
Grove.
but no one came to claim the pack­ into the contest.
an investment of approximately
A, cording to C W Preppern.iu Plaque as Woman
"Heart Sunday is that special
age left outside the door The note
$21.000 would be required for the
Every high school in the county 10g-ill g manager at springtiein,
may have been written by some may sent a student to participate F<
day in the year on which the Ore- ;
installation of a translator here,
Hollandsworth. Sutherlin Journalist for ’56
“crank." but was not the work of in the contest. Vhie will be selected
gon Heart Assn, asks you to re­
which would pay for the equip­
superintendent, will take
member what you have seen,
ment and its maintenance for the
juveniles.
from Lane county to Ro with 14 on tí
additional duties of the
three-year period. Building a
heard and read about the cardio­
ls operation.
others from the state on a four- Cotta
Gros e
vascular diseases throughout the
translator for the first channel is
Boren;
week all-expense-paid trip to New Loge mg foreman is Walt
1
year and ’to contribute for every
the most expensive. After this it
. York and return. A Cottage Grove const i net ion foreman
Civic
and
community
organiza
­
heart you love',' according to Mrs.
costs about $4,000 per channel
boy, Bill Vertrees, was the 1955 Baehelder, and woods shop fore­
tions in Cottage Grove have prom­ to build and about $1.000 to $1,500
Gus Walther, local chairman of
man is John < Bud > Woods
| winner.
the annual one-day door-to-door
The Council had presented the
The logging road being pushed
ised full support for the one-day per year to maintain the equip­
drive.
Pearl Ruck school with $285.35 through to tii in the Sutherlin
PAUL G. SHEETS
recruiting drive to be conducted ment. Cost of the translator de-
I pends on the amount of territory
from the various lodges last No­ logging operation with the Cot­
"It is the day on which you
Paul G. Sheets, Deputy Supreme
Sunday by Co. B, 186th Infantry , covered.
have the responsibility of deciding ' Secretary of the lx>yal Order of
vember.
i tage Grove operation will
of the Oregon National Guard.
Following a brief talk by Mr.
Helen Harris, Marcóla, was , ready for truck traffic
how much progress can be made Moose, will visit Cottage Grove
elected president, Tony Miglioret- March 4
The local unit's drive is part of a Heald and a question and answer
by your Heart Association, locally ■ lodge 810, LOM, Tuesday. Feb­
An office staff of three
and nationally, during the coming ruary 26. at 8 p.m. The same eve­
A stockholders meeting of the to was named vice president and
nationwide campaign expected to period, a committee of seven was
named to head the preliminary
,
Hines, timekeeper. Mrs 1 >or-
year through its mass assault on ning a large Class ot new mem­ United Pacific Mining Corp. Sun­ Norman Skaggs secretary-treasur- Chie
bring 15.000 new members into organization and about $130 of
ris Green and Mrs. Betty Ixiu
the heart diseases to alleviate bers will be enrolled. Milo Gu- day. February 17, at White's ( er.
the Army and Air National Guard, the $250 needed to hire a TV en­
pain, prolong human life and in­ brud of Eugene, a member of the Electronics Manufacturing plant, | Present from out of the county Marshall, handles the work .it the
either men with previous military gineer was raised. A board of di­
crease useful productivity in the ' state ritualistic team, also will Sweet Home, was attended by sev­ were Roy Turney of Pendleton. Cottage Grove plant office under
training or young men who agree rectors and officers will be chosen
community,” she continued.
eral interested
local persons. Deputy Grand Master of the Roger Sands, superintendent, but
attend the meeting.
Grand' Lodge of Oregon, and Mrs. all of the bookkeeping is done
to take basic training with the at the next meeting, which will
United
Pacific
Mining
Corp.,
at
Volunteers for Heart Sunday in
Deputy Sheets has been an ar-
be called to make further or­
active Army.
Cottage Grove are needed, accord­ ; dent worker for the fraternity for present, has 1015 stockholders, of Turney; Harley Looney of Lake through the Springfield office. At
ganization plans. Several men do-
Grove, Past Grand Master and present a credit union i- in pro­
which
approximately
50
per
cent
In
connection
with
the
drive,
the
ing to Mrs. Walther. They will more v>1
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„
_
_____
..
r
,
______
than a decade. Appointed
meet at the Moose hall playroom (o his p|.esent position in May. are residents of Cottage Groye president of the Joint Youth Com­ cess of being set up. also as a
mittee, and Mrs. Looney, and John branch of the Springfield plant.
at 1 p.m. Sunday for briefing be- 5956 he serves all member lodges and surrounding territory.
Mel L. Gans, Cottage Grove Van Doren of Hillsboro. Grand
h»™, „1
w?.h.
fore they start on their city-wide । 0(
west of the Mississippi,
ingtnn, who once served as a lieu­ membership fee as soon as the
canvass. Coffee w'ill be served to plus Canada and Alaska, with the business man and newly-elected High Priest of the Grand Encamp­
tenant colonel in the Virginia Mi­ amount of the membership fee is
those doing the soliciting. Each îxception of Iowa and Missouri. president of the corporation, in­ ment of Oregon, and Mrs. Van
troduced other members of the Doren.
litia. The National Guard, as it
volunteer will call on from 15
He was born in Xenia. Ohio, in board:
"♦
Among
members
present
were
Charles Williams, geolo­
is known today, is an outgrowth determined.
to 25 householders in the imme­ 1914 and educated in the public
The seven committeemen chosen
R
P
Stolsig
of
Coburg.
Grand
diate neighborhood. The volunteer schools of that city. He joined gist; Peter Don Reich, field man,
of the militia system.
are Miles Wicks, chairman; Earl
Miss Anne Hill, daughter of Mr.
will carry a supply of manila en­ Bellefonte <Ohio> Moose lodge in and George T. Langford of Eu­ Representative and Past Chief
Orlo Bagley, president of the Wilson. Garland Kimble. Tom Mit­
velopes in which contributors will 1946. serving a term as governor gene, corporation attorney. Gans Patriarchgof the Grand Encamp­
and
Mrs.
Jess
Hill,
now
employed
chamber of commerce, approved chell. Wayne Cannon. Brighton
H. B McMillan, who will have
seal their gifts. The householder and another as treasurer. He is explained the organization of the ment of Oregon and Lady Velma served the local Chamber ot Com­ at. the Palo Alto (Caiil.i Times the drive with the following Leonard, and Robert Russum.
need not divulge the size of his now a member of Batavia, Ill., company under the Oregon cor­ Stolsig, president of th«' Associa­ merce as manager for a year on has been awarded the Emma Mc­ statement: "Time and again the
Since only about half the funds
poration laws and of the subse­ tion of Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs February 28. tendered hi- resig­
contribution.
National Guard has proved il­ needed to employ the engineer
lodge
Militant of Oregon; Clarence
quent
acquisition
of
additional
Kinney
plaque
as
the
outstanding
Prior to joining the Moose Su­ leases on ore-bearing claims. Sale Draper of Eugene. Grand Junior nation effective this date at a gen­
vita) Importance as part of the were raised at the meeting Tues-
"Please welcome your Heart
rise. The
Tu- P day night other contributions may
Fund volunteer when he or she preme Lodge as a traveling au­ of stock is progressing rapidly, Warden of the Grand Encamp­ eral chamber meeting Tuesday. woman in journalism in 1956. Pre­ nation's first line of defense
and re- ' be left at any of the following
While
it
was
known
that
Mr
Mc
­
National
Guard
merits
sentation
of
the
plaque
was
made
rings your doorbell, and give gen­ ditor in 1947, he was engaged in
ment of Oregon and Mrs. Draper,
he
stated.
erously for every member of your the merchandising field. He is Snow Hampers Activity
1954 winner, Mrs. Elsie quires the support of every citizen | places: Wicks Electric, CG TV
Grand High Priestess of the Grand Millan had contemplated this step
organization throughout the and Radio, Bowser Bros., Cannon
family," ” Mrs. Walther urges. Per- married and resides with his wife
Ladies Encampment Auxiliary of for sometime, the re- ^nation w
of the Salem Statesman, and
Field
activities
have
been
start
­
Shiller,
country. To support the National Appliance, Al's Radio & TV. Ed's
sons wishing to volunteer as a and three children in Batavia.
Oregon, Eugene; Rodney Sailer not ol|jcially announced until tins
ed
on
the
company's
Eastern
Ore
­
annual
Oregon
pres.«
eon-
at the
Guard is both a duty and a privi­ TV, Cook's Store on Row River,
soliciter may contact her at 843.
gon claims but have been hamper­ of Cottage Grove. Grand Outside tiAie
in Eugene Friday evening. lege for every American.”
McMillan said he was resigning
and Smith Furniture.
Diseases of the heart claim the Strawberry Growers
ed by snow at higher elevations. Sentinel of the Grand Encamp­ because of the financial condition ference
Miss Hill, who was unable to be
Lions Club President Bill Haw­
lives of more persons annually in
As soon as warmer weather pre­ ment.
Oregon and the United States than To Get Information
Next meeting will be Sunday, of the chamber at the moment anil present, was notified of the award. kins, in offering support of his
vails. additional claims will be
that he felt the organization could
any other, and no one can afford
The plaque, an annual affair, organization, said “The National
core-drilled to determine whether April 28. at 2 p.m. at Irving lodge not support a full time manager
Mike Locey of Corvallis Frozen or not ore bodies exist in com­ hall.
to rest until medical science finds
will
lie presented each year by the Guard has an essential place in
just now. During the past year,
the answers, the public is warn­ Foods, will lie present at a meet­ mercial quantity on these specific
University
of Oregon school ol the present and future security of
Mr. McMillan said-he had enjoy­
ing in the Cottage Grove council properties.
the outstanding this nation. To make it wholly
ed.
journalism
ed his work immensely v He slid
chambers at the city hall Thurs­
Kenneth White, owner and op­
w
(Unan
student
in the name of effective it needs, and merits, the
his future plans were uncertain,
day. February 28, at 8 p.m. to erator of White’s Electronics, and
who has wholehearted support of every
Junior Richard Granger wn*
Emma
McKinnev
Mrs.
he would likely accept a position
give full information to all per­ his company manufacture the Ore-
Hills- segment of the public, including painfully injured Sunday night
.ociated
with
the
bctui
with the Eugene Chamber of Com­
sons interested in growing straw­ master scintillators and geiger
business
and
industry.
”
........ as publisher for over
about 9 p.m. when a 1949 Olds
merce and. in this eevnt. he could a half century. Mrs. McKinney de-
berries, whether for commercial I counters. These machines are
"Since its formation more than station wagon he was driving ran
or home use. He will discuss plant­ i widely used by prospectors and
Members of Cottage Grove still be of much help to the local cided to make the award ret 10- 300 years ago." said Wallace King, off the road at 2047 West Main,
Deadline for filing personal ing of new fields as well as care mining companies as uranium. Chess club are eagerly awaiting organization.
to 1954 and the first win­ commander Veterans of Foreign as he was traveling toward Lor­
At the general meeting, the active
property returns is drawing near. of those already planted.
ner was Mrs. Elsie Shiller of the Wars, "the National Guard has ane and sheared a power pole.
■ thorium and rare earth detection the visit to Eugene of Samuel
Persona] property returns must be
An added feature of the 1957 instruments throughout the world. Reshevsky. who we« described re­ membership voted to adopt a di­ Salem Statesman. The 1955 win­ distinguished itself innumerable Young Granger was taken to the
visional setup, which is designed ner was Jackie Wardell ot Port­
filed in the county Assessor’s of­ program on strawberry growing
times. We are proud of them and Cottage Grove hospital, suffering
White's knowledge in the field cently by Sports Illustrated mag­
fice on or before March 2, 1957. will be a pickup truck service for of electronics and radio-active azines as "one of the five greatest to relieve the officers of a lot. land and the 1956 winner was wish their organization many from a possible dislocated hip and
of details and place the respon­ Miss Anne Hill, a 1956 graduate
There has been some misunder­ taking the berries to Corvallis for minerals is said to make him one plavers in the world."
years of continued useful service." other injuries, which were not de­
standing as to what property is freezing. Dr. H A. Hagen is chair­ of the leaders in the industry.
The several times winner of the sibility on the divisional heads,
The value of six months of termined immediately.
taxable. Under Oregon law, all man of the agricultYire committee Prospectors from all over the West U. S. championship and an Inter­ which are five in number. This
Anne accepted employment as
The accident was investigated
property is taxable unless other­ of the Cottage Grove chamber of contact him as to what they national Grand Master, Reshev­ portion of the by-laws and con­ a woman sjxirts writer on the active duty training at an Army by James Douglas, deputy sheriff.
training center as a National
stitution
was
changed
to
conform
wise exempt by law. Government- commence.
Douglas said Granger would be
should do in putting thier newly- sky will take on about 60 Lane with .the proposed divisional set­ Balo Alto Times several months Guardsman is stressed by Lt. Mel­
owned property, household goods
ago. A miniature copy ot the vin L. Gowing, Co. B commander, held on a charge of reckless driv­
discovered claims into production. county chess players in an exhi­
and personal belongings are the FATHER-SON BANQUET
up.
.
>
was .sent her and her name who emphasizes the importance of ing. It was understood that the
He is on the board of directors of bition of simultaneous play at the
Changed, too. was the regula­ plaque
only tangible personal property
Erb Memorial Bldg., Eugene. Mon­
added to the original plaque which young men volunteering for such injured man was so badly cut
A father-son banquet for all United Pacific Mining Corp.
tion
regarding
the
election
and
that is automatically exempt with­ Elks has been arranged at the
will lie retained by the Oregon training.
about the mouth that he has to
Mr. White was to have explain­ day, March 4 Play will start at
out filing a petition for exemp­ local Elk's hall for Friday eve­ ed the operation of these instru­ 7:30 p.m. and is free to anyone terms of directors Under the new school of jour nalism.
be fed intravenously.
Not only does this training re­
tion. Certain religious, benevolent, ning beginning at 6:30 pm. On ments but was unable to be pres­ interested His Eugene appearance changes five board members will
be elected each year for a term
duce the time a young man must
charitable, scientific and educa- this occasion sons will be guests ent because of illness. Mrs. White
serve in the Ready Reserve, but Former CGHS Students
tion groups are eligible for ex- of their fathers and all Elks are gave a talk about various ore C^clujT^
it helps open the way for more
emption upon application for welcome. Emblem club will serve samples.
Student Union Recreation commit- bership ot the board going off each
year. At the present time there
rapid promotion in the National In UO Honors Program
same
tee.
the
banquet.
Guard, for a commission, and for
Failure to receive a report form
The Cottage Grove club, which are 10 board memtiers elected,
Games and door prizes will
Miss Carol Thiel and Bill Ver­
appointment to the United States
furnished by the Assessor's Office feature the entertainment follow­
has no dues, no officers, no by­ five for a one-year term and five
Military Academy or the Air trees, graduates of Cottage Grove
the taxpayer of ing the banquet.
laws and no charter, meets on the for a two-year term.
does not relieve
-----
Herman Petersen, reporting as
High school last spring, have been
Force Academy.
the responsibility of filing a re­
second Tuesday of each month
turn. All penalties prescribed by­
A high school student may en­ admitted to the "Sophomore Hon­
with the Eugene Chess club. Local chairman of a membership drive
Earl
Woodson,
service
manager
law will be imposed upon those A. J. Moore Is Named
The year old Lane County sessions are at the Elks club and. which has been at work for the for Floyd Githens, Inc., recently list in the National Guard any ors” program at University of
who do not file a return for per­
Chamber of Commerce installed on alternate months, the meeting past three or four weeks said the returned from Seattle where he time after he reaches age 17 and Oregon.
The honors program, now in its
latest tabulation showed 103 mem­
sonal property as prescribed by Manager of PPL Co.
1957 officers at a meeting Tues­ is at the Eugene Elks club.
received special recognition from put off taking his six month train­
the Oregon state law.
Any interested chess players, bers signed up. but not all com- Ford Motor Co.’s mechanical ing until after he graduates, Lt. fifth year, is open to freshmen and
evening in Eugene. Forty-one
Operations at Coos Bay day
sophomores who rate high in their
Gowing stated.
memliers and their wives attend­ whether or not they are members mittes have reported in.
hi«h school records and scholastic
Orlo Bagley, president, an- trainin’' school in advanced tech­
ed.
Full information on the Nation­ aptitude ratings. Seventeen per­
of either club, may reserve a nounced the appointment of five nical mechanics relative to the
Bill Would Create
Elected as president for the board for the March 4 play by
al
Guard
may
be
had
by
interest
­
latest
mechanical
advancement*
cent of the present freshman class
coming year was Jack B. Lively. contacting Charles T. Geary. 36 divisional heads and five assist- in new 1957 Ford product*.
ed young men or their parents by were eligible.
ants, looking toward setting up ।
2nd Judge for Lane
w. 36
xnn
Springfield attorney. Named to W
th Ave., Eugene. Geary the organization on a divisional
Prior to this Mr. Woodson and caling at the National Guard Ar­
Consisting of five integrated
serve with him were A. E. Coop­ points out that the more players
Francis Smith, mechanical tech­ mory, between 9 a m. and 4 p.m. courses, the program is planned
A bill which would give Lane
er, Oakridge, first vice president: there are competing, the greater I basis.
on
weekdays
or
on
Wednesday
eve
­
nician
for
Floyd
Githens,
Inc.,
in general education for superior
The five divisional chairmen and I
county a second district judge was
James Neilson, Florence, second the chance will be that some ama- assistants
include: International, were honored by the award of a nings, or by telephoning 320.
students. Honors course meet in
introduced in the senate last week
vice president, and Ron Monroe, teur can beat Reshevsky.
special training tour of the Lora
small sections under selected
by Sen. Donald Husband, Eugene
manager of the Springfield cham­
Cottage Grove men who play ' affairs, Herman Petersen, Ver non । Motor Co's new multi-million dol-
teachers. Rosemary Rickard Hite,
Nelson; Public affairs, Lloyd Al-
D
r
r-
Republican. at the request of the
with the local group or have in­ drich
ber, secretary-treasurer.
Bill Hesse; Industrial. Glen Jar plant at San Jose, lain
now a junior at University of Ore­
Oregon Bar Assn.
A standing ovation was given dicated an interest in chess include Spicer. Leo Rickard; Agriculture.
rhe two men were accompa-
gon, has participated in the pro­
"In the period from January 1.
the outgoing president, Herman Ed Jones, Will Dodge. Bill Haw­
. — Scott; nied south by Mr*. Woodson ana
gram the past three years.
1956 to May 31. 1956, the Lane
Petersen of Cottage Grove, in kins, Joe Bricher, Vincent Brich- Dr. Dean Webb, Damon Harold | Mrs. Smith, who were specially
Oonntv Court had nearly three
Roberts, Willy More- Commercial. I«ois Ware,
recognition of his outstanding er,
fcr Hugh
j
times the number of criminal cases
,^, Grant Lovegren, Stanley Wolfard.
record as president of the group lœk.
, .-.chooL
filed that the Multnomah County
I Daugherty, Ed Hoover, Dr. Dean
during its initial year.
Selection of the local men for
Court did. and collected almost
Webb. Dr. William Spies, Palmer I'OSTOI I l< 1 TO < 1.0^1
, 1
o n P
th. m
Bids were opened in Portland
five times as much in fines. We
Johnson.
Mark
Kincart,
Jack
Lar
­
( I B PACK 18 BLUE AND
Cmtage Grove
Grove postoffice
postoff K-e will
wall m .
Grove "noa last week for the construction of
jeel that the people in Lane
Cottage
sen,
Hadley
Arthur,
Virgil
New
­
GOLD BANQUET MONDAY
a new 16-lane bowling establish­
be closed Friday. February 2?. J.n !
tn^^ttage^^
axinty deserve facilities adequate
ment at Milwaukie to be operated
Cub Pack 18 will have its Blue ton, and Jim Roles.
to handle their cases, and the
Feb-
and Gold banquet Monday,
by E R. "Bud" Husted and son
nla’l’ fact >s that there U j“5* to°
Har-
ruary 25. at 6:30 pm. in the
Floyd Githens.
Champ.
muerr work there for one man to
ards
announced
Wednesday.
..J__
World Day of Prayer will be
The
new ....
recreation center will
rison school multi-purpose room.
handle ” he added.
provide all of the latest Bruns- observed by Cottage Grove Church-
Potluck dinner will be served for
Also inJr°duced by Husband was
wick bow ling equipment, including goers Friday afternoon, March 8,
a constitutional amendment which
Appointment of A. J. "Pi" Moore the boys and their families. Each
Rural eighth grade students will
their automatic pm spotters, for at 1:30 p.ni. in the Free Methodist
would est.-K'bsh the validity of to head up Pacific Power & Light of the four dens in the pack are be guests at the high school next
church. 5<»9 South Sixth street. In
bowlers of the Milwaukie area.
out their menus and deco­
the pro tem judges in Oregon s company's Coos Bay area opera­ working
Tuesday
for
their
annual
visita
­
rations. Theme of the banquet will
Champ Husted will be associ­ preparation for the annual event
circuit courts ¿«nd in the supreme tions was announced Wednesday i be Scouting and Great Men of tion day The students will visit
ated with his father as assistant a meeting of the planning com­
court
The (amendment would by George T Bragg, company vice
classes, take placement tests and
manager. He will complete his mittee has been called for Monday
make it possible for circuit judges president and general manager.
, February.
do pre-registration for their fresh­
studies at University of Oregon at 1:30 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Moore will be succeeded at
to serve in districts other than
man year.
in June. Since returning to the Wayne Cannon, general chairman.
their own. If passed by the sena*e Springfield by E. O Thoman,
Student leaders will mert with
Theme for this year's World
university after overseas military
and house, the bill would be voted another veteran of the power com­
them to explain the function ot
service, the younger Husted has Day of Prayer, which will be the
pany organization who has been
on in the next general election.
the student government and ’he
been assisting Lou Bellisimo, 71st, will be “Who Shall Separate
serving as assistant general man­
activities available to freshmen
bowling coach at the university, Us?” Thousands of Christians in
ager of district operations. His i Last week a local man wanted
Pre-registration for the Jeffer­
in class instruction for beginning the United States and 143 other
FBLA to Hear Panel
headquarters have been in Port­ to plant some Christmas trees and son school eighth grade student-
bowlers. He will act as instructor countries around the world will
land.
I
will
be
held
Thursday,
February
Of Working Girls
at the new Milwaukie Bowling tie united in a bond of prayer on
"Selection of 'Pi' Moore to take I he inserted the following ad:
28. Memliers of the high school
the first Friday in Lent. Purpoae
Lan<*s.
over
the
responsibility
of
the
WANTED;
Jr.
or
Sr.
high
school
-taff
and
student
leaders
will
visit
of the special day is to unite all
Future Business Leaders of larger Coos Bay operations of Pa­
Lovegren
"Bud"
Grant
A.
and
Bud'
students
to
plant
Christmas
i the Jefferson school Thursday
Christians tn prayer and to make
America will meet Thursday. Feb-
recently
­
Husted,
who
until
oper
*^ry 28. from 8 to 9J0 p.m. in cific Power & Light is a well-1 trees this weekend, if weather morning for this pun
purpose.
an offering for Christian missions
ated
a
lumtier
wholesale
and
brok
­
deserved promotion basi-d on his
t
enroll
in
is good. Transportation fum,
All freshmen must
at home and abroad.
room 10 at the high school. The I good work in the Springfield dis-
erage
business
in
Cottage
Grove,
English I. World Geography. Phv
etc. Ph. 000.
I
«
A.
Services tiegin on the Tonga
meeting will be in panel form,
are
the
owners
of
the
new
busi-
Bragg said
1 sical Education and Health and
Islands, west ot the International
E FBEDEKK K M< KAY dir<« t« <l the < ottage Grove bami
the panel consisting of some of 1 triCt,"
ness Mr Lovegren will remain in Date Line, continue in 142 coun­
F rom the small ad he had 35 Mathematics. They may choose
Moore, who ha* been manager
the young women who were grad­ here for the company since 1949. answers and hired 12 to plant
when member* played two Of hl« < .imp«,«Klon« at a Sunday afler-
Cottage Grove, where he has other tries throughout the day and
either General Science. Home Eco­
uated recently from Cottage
business interests. Mr. and Mrs. close with observances on SL
noon eooeert Febrmry 17. Mr. M« Kay. «ho K < ..mi*~er-ln-Ke* -
move to Coos Bay to succeed 6.000 Christmas trees and "a nomics or Agriculture for the
Grove High school and who now will
Husted will move to Milwaukie
Deskin O. Bergey, who recently good time was had by all,” he ffith required class. Vocal or in­
denee at the Unhersity of Woahinifton, i* hist ru« tor at IO thio
Lawrence Island, Alaska.
are holding jobs in Cottage was
later this spring.
promoted to assistant general | says.
strumental
music
may
tie
taken
Grove Anyone interested is cor-
in
charge
of
PP&L's
term.
as an elective sixth aubXcL
¿ally invited. Refreshments will manager
Coast division.
be »en ed.
Civic Groups Give
Support to Co. B
Recruitment Drive
United Pacific
Stockholders Get
Report on Corp.
McMillan Resigns
As CC Manager
Junior Granger
Hospitalized After
Accident Feb. 17
Chess Master
To Visit Eugene,
Exhibition Free
Deadline Nears
Two Githens Men
Receive Special
Ford Co. Honors
Lane Co. Chamber
Picks ’57 Officers
Husteds to Open
New Milwaukie
Recreation Center
Eighth Graders
To Visit CGHS
And a Good Time
Was Had By All
World Prayer
Day March 8