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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL August 10, 2016 Cottage Grove Retrospective CLIP N' CARRY GARAGE SALES A look back at a Sentinel story from 60 years ago GARAGE SALE 1305 Dublin Lane (off of Gateway) Fri-Sat 8am-2pm Aug. 9, 1956 Local 4-H and FFA Youth ready for W.O.E As the Cottage Grove fair date nears, the youth of the community are polish- ing up their favorite cattle and select- ing top sheep, swine and other farm animals for blue-ribbon competition. The Western Oregon Exposition was originally a 4-H and FFA fair and al- though it has expanded a good deal since those days, it still is designed to attract the youth and give them an op- portunity to display their animals and other group projects. For one brother and sister team, en- tering fairs is nothing new. For years Eddie and Donna Hemenway have been collection fi rst place ribbons in local fairs. They plan to enter some of their best dair and beef cattle in the Ex- position, Aug. 23, 24 and 25. Eddie owns 10 cattle and will enter six or eight of them in the fair. He is 15 years old, a sophomore in high school and a member of FFA. His cattle are all registered Holstein. Eleven year old Donna, a 4-H mem- ber, will enter her three calves. Vice president of the Cottage Grove FFA chapter is Kirk Horn of Delight Valley. Sixteen year old Kirk plans to enter swine, sheep and dairy and beef cattle. His sheep are a part of the FFA chain. He plans to take 12 of them to the fair. Many other local FFA and 4-H members plan to enter animals in the fair. Some of them will sell their stock at an auction to be held Friday night of the Fair. POLICE BLOTTER Aug. 1 Forgery, Gateway Blvd A complainant at a gas station called to say that they received a counterfeit $20 received over the weekend. The offi cers seized the bill and stored it to be forwarded to the United States Treasury. Suspicious Conditions, Coiner Park A complainant reported that she observed a group of approximately 10 teenagers smoking and passing something around (possibly drugs). The subjects were on the edge of the park on the Adams St. side. An of- fi cer conducted surveillance of the area but found now evidence of drug use or other unusual activity. MOVING SALE 79086 Quail Loop Fri-Sat 9am-4pm Furniture, yard equip- ment, household goods, utility trailer, and lots more! YARD SALE 829 S. 7th St. Fri-Sat 7:30am- 5pm A little bit of every- thing and anything! RENNA'S AN- TIQUE SALE Lots of furniture. Fri-Sat 8am-4pm 32807 Saginaw W. Rd. Cottage Grove Police Department 24-Hour Anonymous Tip Line: 767-0504 Lewd Conduct, All-America Square A reporting person advised that a female subject was sitting on a wall with her pants down, defecating at the location. Offi cers contacted the subject at the location where she said she was “mooning” her boy- friend. Ambulance, Mahr Lane A reporting person advised that a female in her 30s fell from her horse with possibly a broken arm and leg along with a head injury. The call was transferred to Central Lane paramedics. Aug. 2 Illegal Camping, S. River Rd. A caller advised of a male and female that appear to have set up 6 -day weather forecast THURSDAY Aug. 11 FRIDAY Aug. 12 59° | 91° 58° | 94° Sunny Sunny SATURDAY Aug. 13 SUNDAY Aug. 14 53° | 85° 51° | 79° Sunny Partly Cloudy MONDAY Aug. 15 TUESDAY Aug. 16 51° | 78° 52° | 81° camp underneath the bridge at the location. Offi cers contacted the sub- jects and advised them of the com- plaint and they moved along. Theft, W. Main St. A complainant requested an of- fi cer in regards to the theft of cans and bottles from her recycling bin in front of her residence. The offi cer advised that there was no prosecu- tion desired at the time. Aug. 3 Aug. 4 Shoplifting, Gateway Blvd. A caller advised that he has video recordings of a male and female tak- ing two pints of strawberries and a pineapple. The male was seen with a white sleeveless shirt with blue jeans and the female wore a blue shirt and blue jeans. Offi cers were Disorderly Subject, Coiner Park A complainant advised that there was a large group of juveniles near the basketball courts in a verbal al- tercation and appear to be getting ready to fi ght. By the time the of- fi cers were on the scene, most of the crowd had already dispersed. PakTech preparations The City and incoming com- pany PakTech held several meetings this week to move forward with the improvements on the PakTech building (for- merly the Kwikee building) and to prepare for operations in December. Meyers met with IT representatives and discussed the City’s fi ber system and Pak- Tech’s IT needs. Community From the City's Friday Update Development Director Howard Schesser also met with offi cials to discuss Enterprise Zone quali- fi cation requirements. Planning staff and the Building offi cial held a meeting with the contrac- tors making building improve- ments to coordinate land use and building permit applications and information. The City said that major improvements and renovations are being planned in the next four months, and this coordination will be essential to successfully completing the Sunny GARAGE SALE 722 Eastview (off Sweet Lane) Fri-Sat 9am-3pm Something for everyone! YARD SALE 1850 Clark Ave. Sat. only 9am- 3:30pm Women's & men's clothing, baseball cards, dolls, speakers, & misc. projects. Summer Water Supply This week marks just past the midway point for the summer irrigation season. Overall, the Willamette Reservoir System is 45 percent full, with Cottage Grove Reservoir at 77 percent full and Dorena Reservoir at 59 percent full. These amounts last year were 39, 47 and 77 percent, respectively. Releases from the two local dams are signifi cantly exceeding infl ow and are about twice the minimum fl ows estab- lished for fi sh passage. The US Army Corps of En- gineers usually begins draining the reservoirs in anticipation of the fall/winter rainy sea- SIGN-ON BONUSES — UP TO $7,500 — AVAILABLE IN YOUR AREA! VAN | DEDICATED | INTERMODAL Team and Solo | Local, Regional and Over-the-Road schneiderjobs.com schneiderowneroperators.com 800-44-PRIDE | 800-28-LEASE Featuring local fruit & vegetables Monday - Saturday 10am-6pm 10th & Washington CG • 541-649-1365 Douglas G. Maddess, DMD FAMILY AND GENERAL DENTISTRY Brightening Lives One Smile at a Time e v i t o m o Aut s e i t l a i c e Sp 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. GARAGE SALE 430 Kalapuya Way Sat. only 9am-3pm Tools, antiques, trailer, etc. DRAIN CITY- WIDE YARD SALE Saturday, Aug. 13 7am In park and around town. Reserve park space, call 541-870-5442 New librarian hired The City of Cottage Grove has hired Natasha Chitow Prawlocki as its new Librarian. Prawlocki comes to Cottage Grove from Lane Community College Li- brary and will begin work Aug. 15. FARM FRESH FRIDAYS Shady Oaks Plants & Produce PRODUCE IS HERE! Berries•Peaches•Melons•Apples Squash•Corn and much more! 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Two bedroom sets, microwave, desk w/hutch, riding lawn mower, self-pro- pelled lawn mower, rototiller, generator, air compressor, plus many hand tools, out- door patio furniture, holiday items, antique dishes, wall pictures, albums, CD's, lots of books and misc. (Some furniture can purchase but cannot pick up until Sept. 20th). DOING WHAT WE SAY SINCE 1935. SEE FOR YOURSELF. Partly Cloudy MOM'S BEEN HOARDING for 40 YEARS - Help us out! Multi-Family Garage Sale Fri-Sat 8am-5pm 590 N. 16th St. unable to located the subjects. Assault, E. Main St. A reporting person advised that a male and female were on a bike path near the location “huffi ng whipped cream or something.” When con- fronted, the female struck the complainant. No prosecution was desired but the complainant wants the subjects gone from behind his residence. 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