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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL November 10, 2015 Cottage Grove Retrospective A look back at Sentinel stories from 30 and 60 years ago CITY BEAT Selections from the City of Cottage Grove's Friday Update On the road to victory-potential state champs Nov. 8, 1945 Veterans Day City Hall will be closed on Nov. 11 in honor of Veterans Day. The Cottage Grove VFW Post 3473 will be hosting the Veterans Day ceremony in the Armory at 11 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend and honor and thank our veterans. Youth Advisory Council Sunday Driving Nov. 6, 1975 Taking her horse to a vet, 17 year old Margrite Swartz of 78783 Sears Rd., Cottage Grove, found the animal uncooperative to say the least. The animal's stubborn attitude might have changed had it realized it could be easily replaced at a nearby auto dealership. If the Lion squad hurdle this week's engage- ment they will start the hurdle toward the state championship after an impressive record in the district. Above features the Lion football team. The starting team featured: Virgil New- ton, Noel Campbell, Harlan Chapman, Gor- don Neideigh, Bob Dusenberry, Bob McCoy, Wilbur Heath, Cork Ewing, Gene Campbell, Paul Reeves, Bill Lionberger and coach Jerry Mickey. Cottage Grove Police Department 24-Hour Anonymous Tip Line: 767-0504 Continued from page 1A “We wish to thank every- one who voted in support of Measure 20-237. The support of our communities is extremely important and not something we take for granted,” Wooten said in his press release Wednesday. Nov. 3 Suicidal Subject, Gateway Blvd A reporting person advised that he wants to hurt himself as he has no money, lost his wallet and has nowhere to turn, but did not mention a specifi c method to commit suicide. The subject had been in the station earlier looking for a way to Eugene af- ter being dropped off in Cottage Grove by OSP, and was now SLCFR BOARD POSITION #3 AVAILABLE The person fi lling Board Position #3 would fi nish out a remaining 2 year term. The district is seeking an indi- vidual from Creswell who has the desire to contribute to ongoing efforts aimed at enhancing and improving fi re services in the South Lane County community. Inter- ested applicants must be at least 18 years of age, be an elector, or a property owner within the district. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest including a brief description of their background, and why they believe they should be appointed to fi ll the vacant seat. Letters of interest must be submitted to the district offi ce at 233 E. Harrison Ave, Cottage Grove, OR 97424 by Wednesday November 18 th by 5pm. All candidates for SLCFR Board Position #3 should attend the South Lane County Fire and Rescue Board Meeting to be held at our Creswell Station located at, 55 S. 1 st Street Creswell, OR 97426 On November 19, 2015 at 7:00pm. The SLCFR Board of Directors is expected to appoint a person to the position at this meeting. claiming to hurt himself. An of- fi cer gave the subject a courtesy ride to Wal-Mart. Nov. 4 Citizen Assist, Gateway Blvd A reporting person advised her fi ve year old son told his teacher that he was going to shoot her and got suspended. The reporting person requested an offi cer to counsel her son to show him the error of his ways. Vicious Dog, 13th St. A caller advised that a neigh- bors dog was bitten by another dog in the roadway in front of the residence. Offi cers on scene provided the victim and her dog a courtesy transport to the vet- erinary clinic for the treatment of her dog. Ambulance, Samuel Dr. An 11 year old female was attacked by two dogs that are currently running at large. The dogs were located at the top of Samuel Drive. One dog was tasered but managed to escape. Nov. 5 Suspicious Subject, Main St. A reporting person advised that a subject threatened to shoot him while traveling on the I5 southbound. Offi cers contacted both parties, the reporting per- son was determined the actual aggressor and both parties were counseled. Nov. 6 Criminal Mischief, CGHS A vehicle parked on Harrison on Oct. 31 was egged and then damaged again on Nov. 2 by a pumpkin. The additional dam- age consisted of six to seven round paint scrapes on the driv- er’s side. Currently there is so suspect info. Reckless Driving, 13th & Washington A call advised of a male sub- ject coming out of one of the apartments at the location. The subject got into a white Honda two-door car and may have struck the fence and then struck the curb in front of the location. Follow The LEADER Join the crowd by “Liking” the Cottage Grove Sentinel on Facebook and following us on Twitter Stay on top of local happenings and share your social interest views! 6 -day weather forecast WEDNESDAY Nov. 11 THURSDAY Nov. 12 48° | 37° 50° | 37° Showers Sunny FRIDAY Nov. 13 SATURDAY Nov. 14 52° | 39° 48° | 39° Showers Showers SUNDAY Nov. 15 MONDAY Nov. 16 50° | 37° 50° | 39° Showers Showers Cottage Grove Sentinel www.cgsentinel.com The fi rst meeting of the Cot- tage Grove Youth Advisory Council (YAC) was held Nov. 2 and 13 youth from throughout the community joined YAC. The maximum membership for the YAC is 17, so there is still room for four more youth to join with the YAC for the 2015- 16 year. Any youth interested should contact the City Manag- er’s offi ce for details. The YAC discussed issues in the community and are explor- ing ideas to be a part of helping with developing the sense of community and improving their understanding of local govern- ment. Annual leaf pickup begins Nov. 16 POLICE BLOTTER L EVY Cottage Grove Sentinel 116 N. 6th St., PO Box 35, Cottage Grove, OR 97424 | 541-942-3325 | www.cgsentinel.com e v i t o m o Aut s e i t l a i c e Sp Just a reminder that the Pub- lic Works Department will be- gin collecting residential leaves from City streets during the following three time periods: Nov. 16 through the 20, Dec. 14 through the 18, and Dec. 28 through the 31. Last year, the Public Works Department collected 94 dump truck loads, or 940 cubic yards, of leaves from City streets. The total cost to the City for pro- viding this service last year, in labor, equipment, and fuel, was $11,705. For specifi c tips on leaf place- ment in streets and other safety considerations, review the Leaf Pickup Brochure online at www.cottagegrove.org or call 541-942-3349 to request a copy of the brochure. Drinking Water Protection Plan panel presentation Last Monday, Public Works Director Jan Wellman partici- pated in a panel presentation highlighting the city’s Drinking Water Protection Plan and two- phase implementation strategy. The panel presentation was part of the three-day 2015 Gath- ering for Conservation confer- ence held at the Valley River Inn in Eugene. Other panel participants in- cluded Jacquie Fern from DEQ, Guy Sievert with E-System Services, and Pam Reber with the Coast Fork Willamette Wa- tershed Council. Pam and Guy were hired by the City to de- velop the phase one and phase two implementation strategies for the City’s drinking water protection plan. The City received two sepa- rate grants totaling $38,250 to fund this effort. The Gathering for Conservation event was a fully integrated joint conference planned by the Oregon Conser- vation Partnership, offering pro- gramming for watershed coun- cils, conservation districts, and statewide agency partners over three days. Food for Fines at the library November is Food for Fines month at the Cottage Grove Public Library. Patrons are wel- come to bring in two to three items for every $1 of fi nes for- given, up to $10. All food collected will be do- nated to Cottage Grove Com- munity Sharing. Recommended items include: macaroni and cheese, hamburg- er helper, tuna and other canned meat, peanut butter, canned vegetables, stew, chili, soup and cereal. Please do not bring alcohol or open/used/expired items. Hope to see you soon at the Cottage Grove Public Library. Classic Movie Festival Plan ahead and join us at the Cottage Grove Public Library for a free screening of “Mister Roberts”, a classic fi lm starring Henry Fonda, James Cagney and Jack Lemon. Join us on Nov. 30 at 1:30 p.m. and bring a friend for this classic fi lm experience. Popcorn and beverage served for free. Let’s talk books at the library Our new book discussion group is a huge hit and you are encouraged to come join in the fun. The group meets next on Monday, Nov. 30, from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. The November book selection is "Station Eleven" by Emily St. John Mandel. Don’t worry if you haven’t read the book yet. You can still come join us for some interesting conversation and fun. Library's young adult section reorganized Encourage your young adult readers to stop by the Cottage Grove Public Library sometime soon to check out our newly or- ganized Young Adult section. New books have been added and everything is now displayed in a way to make it easier for young adult readers to access some awesome reading mate- rial. Volunteer opportunities Tweens and teens (young adults) are encouraged to be- come a volunteer at the City of Cottage Grove Public Library and Community Center. There are many assorted job opportunities for young adults, helping with daily operations or special events and programs. To hear more about this great opportunity, talk to any Li- brarian or connect with Teresa Cowan, Community Coordi- nator with the City of Cottage Grove. Teresa can usually be found at the Community Center or reached by phone at 541-942- 1185. For life insurance, call a good neighbor. PRACTICING THE ART OF TRANSMISSION REPAIR SINCE 1991 Manual & Automatic Transmission Repair Tune ups 30-60-90K Services Brakes, belts, hoses and cooling system services Muffl ers & Custom Exhaust Drive-train repair such as clutches, u joints and differentials All makes and models. 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