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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL July 13, 2016 Cottage Grove Retrospective CLIP N' CARRY GARAGE SALES A look back at a Sentinel story from 60 years ago ESTATE SALE 1520 Carobelle Ct. Thurs-Fri-Sat 9am-4pm Tools, large round maple table and leaves, freezer, newer couch, chair/ottoman, kitchen items, me/women's clothes and shoes, oil lantern collection, beer steins (Germany), queen sheets, camping gear, Christmas items, tons of misc. July 14, 1956 Thousands throng to witness Centennial Parade Saturday An estimated crowd of 20,000 were packed in downtown Cottage Grove, from two blocks west of the Pioneer Bridge, down Main Street along the highway to Sixth Street, to view the Cottage Grove Centennial Parade, which has been termed as the largest, longest and most successful parade ever to be held in town. Estimations of the number of people in town were made by state patrolmen. Over 60 individual entries, many consisting of several pieces, partici- pated in the parade, which lasted ap- proximately an hour. Entries consisted of pioneer pieces such as stage coach- es, ox drawn wagons, decorated fl oats, antique autos, and marching and riding units. Winner of the Animal Drawn Con- veyance division of the Centennial Parade was Tucker's covered wagon, drawn by six work oxen. SUPERIOR STUFF SALE - Yoncalla Yoncalla Tennis Court Sat. only 9am-3pm Great Prices! Horse tack, women's ropers, western wear, infant thru adult clothing, books, household misc. NO JUNK! Suspicious Subject, Riverfront A skinny transient female was re- portedly going through the trash while carrying two plastic bags and walking a bike. When contacted it was advised that the transient had possibly stolen a few items. The police department will start citing similar theft cases. Suspicious Conditions, Quincy Ave. A complainant advised that she saw a small girl, approximately the age of two, walking all alone in the area. The complainant tried to get the girl to come to her but the juvenile kept walking. ATTIC FINDS 839 S. 8th St. Sat. only 9am-3pm Record albums, new stuffed animals, pictures, curtains, new VCR tapes, 1951 Frigidaire electric range in good condition and all works - $150. FREE old 8-track tapes. An estimated 20,000 viewed the parade, which lasted approximately an hour and went from Pioneer Bridge down Main Street and up the highway to Sixth Street. POLICE BLOTTER July 6 5A CARPORT SALE 78808 Sears Rd. Fri-Sat 8am-5pm KitchenAid mixer, Fostoria punch bowl, collectibles, household items, much more! Cottage Grove Police Department 24-Hour Anonymous Tip Line: 767-0504 Theft from Vehicle, Adams Ave. A reporting person advised police that the front license plate of his ve- hicle had been taken off. The offi cer contacted the complainant for ad- ditional information and fi led a theft report. The license plate was entered as a stolen plate. Disturbance, N. River Rd. A reporting person advised police that she was going to shoot subjects if they don’t get off of her property. She would not allow dispatch to transfer her to the Lane County Sheriff’s Of- fi ce, though dispatch gave the LCSO the information from the caller. A sec- ond caller advised that a female was standing near the location with an as- sault rifl e. The caller advised that the female pointed a gun at his vehicle as he was leaving the area. July 7 Information, Harrison St. A reporting person observed what he believed to be a mountain lion cross the road toward Fairview Lp. Patrol was dispatched towards the area. July 8 Suspicious Conditions, E. Main St. A caller advised that he dropped his vehicle off at the location on July 4 and now the vehicle was missing. July 9 Suspicious Condition, 2nd St. A caller advised that she is home alone and there is a male subject on her roof. The subject drove up in a white van with a trailer and ladder on top. The subject was contacted and advised that he is doing work for the property management company at the residence. Harassment, Main St. A caller advised that she was riding by on the bike path when a male sub- ject threw a cup of water at her and was screaming at her. The complain- ant was still in the area while waiting for police. She then recalled advising police that the subject left the area, and so did she. GARAGE SALE 1774 Harvey Rd. Fri-Sat 9am-4pm Glassware, crafts, pet supplies, tapes, golf stuff. MOVING SALE 2115 W. Harrison Ave. Fri-Sat 8am-3pm; Sun 12-3pm NO EARLY BIRDS! Furniture, kitchenware, books, clothing, lots of misc. MOVING SALE 1106 S. 8th St. Fri-Sat-Sun 9am-4pm Furniture, baby items, tools Kids score bikes in Mason's reading program A total of 13 local kids took home brand new bikes and helmets in the annual "Bikes for Books" drawing spon- sored by the Cottage Grove Masonic Lodge. Pictured are: Nicolas Balance, Samantha Burns, Blake Douglas, Gus Yoss, Brody Brookhart, Ayden Meyers, Matthew Buffi ngton, Christian Lepe, Deegan Peters, Zakk Downey, Adrein Dehart, and Kylie Smith. Not pictured: Flora Akins. CITY BEAT 6 From the City's Friday Update -day weather forecast North “O” Street water line replacement Last week, the City Utili- ties Crew completed work on the North “O” Street wa- ter line replacement, between West Main Street and Ash Avenue. The Crew replaced 300 feet of six-inch cast iron water line with eight-inch C- 900 PVC pipe. This had been a dead-end line and, with the completion of this project, the water line is now looped. The Crew also added several isola- tion valves. This allows shorter sections of the water line to be shut-off if repairs are needed in the future. The City said the re- placement of this water line will signifi cantly improve both wa- ter quality and fi re fl ow in this general area. 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