8A COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL August 17, 2016
B EYOND THE G ROVE
BRIEFS FROM BEYOND
Pioneer Cemetery
Board to meet
The Applegate Pioneer Cem-
etery Board will meet Saturday,
Aug. 20 at 10 a.m. at the Yon-
calla Library, located at 196
Birch St. in Yoncalla, to discuss
management and operations of
the cemetery.
News from Lane County and CG's neighbors
Car show donation to aid Creswell's
Family Relief Nursery classroom
T
he Family Relief Nursery
recently announced that it
has received a $1275 donation
from the third annual Cars and
Stripes Benefi t Car Show, a Cre-
swell-based organization that
aims to support local charities
and is a highlight of Creswell’s
legendary July 4 festivities.
Nursery offi cials say the funds
will be used to support the new
therapeutic classrooms in Cre-
swell. For over 20 years, the
Nursery has offered classes in
both Cottage Grove and Drain,
and it serves local families who
require formalized support to
alleviate stressors and increase
quality parenting interactions
and child welfare. The Creswell
Classroom, led by two trained
interventionists, will work to of-
fer 17 children a safe and sup-
portive environment to develop
social and emotional skills. Lo-
cal families will also be able to
receive referrals to local agen-
cies and respite care through the
Nursery’s home-based program,
which includes home visits, cri-
sis intervention and parent edu-
cation.
Mountain men
encampment
An encampment site at Elkton
Community Education Center’s
Fort Umpqua on Saturday, Aug.
20 and Sunday, Aug. 21 offers
the opportunity to take a trip
back in time to an authentic
Hudson’s Bay Company and
see what the life of a fur trap-
per was like in the mid 1800s.
The American Mountain Men
of the Willamette Area will be
in period dress, re-enacting the
relationship between traders
and HBC clerks. Other demos
include lead ball casting, bea-
ver trap setting, black powder
shooting and fl int fi re starting.
This event is free and open to
the public. Hours are: Saturday
from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday
from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.. ECEC is
located at 15850 Hwy 38 in
Elkton. Those interested can
call ECEC 541 584-2692 or
email info@elktonbutterfl ies.
com for more information.
courtesy photo
On Wednesday, Aug. 3, Scott Greene of Cascade Home
Center and Bobby Wright, co-owner of The Wright Shop,
presented a check for $1275 to Diane Hazen, Executive
Director, and Cindy Vitelli, Director of Programs, from
Family Relief Nursery. After presenting the check, the
representatives from Cars and Stripes Car Show toured
the new classroom located in the modular outbuildings
at Creslane Elementary School.
DFPA: Extreme
fi re danger
ber, the Oregon Department of
Transportation says travelers on
U.S. 20 should expect detours
on the west and east sides of
Interstate 5 due to construction
road closures just west of Ed-
dyville (west) and 26 miles east
of Sweet Home at the Sheep
Creek Bridge (east). Many trav-
elers take this route as a scenic
trip across Oregon.
According to ODOT, the U.S
20 Sheep Creek Bridge closure
will last through the end of Sep-
tember. The highway is fully
closed from milepost 54 to 56.9.
The bridge is out. There is no
local detour.
Eastbound travelers are asked
to take OR 20 from Lebanon to
OR 226 to OR 22, or OR 126
from Springfi eld, while west-
bound travelers should take OR
22 to OR 226, or OR 126 from
Santiam Junction.
For more information, includ-
ing a detour map and videos on
the project, go to
https://oregon.gov/ODOT/
HWY/REGION2/Pages/US-20-
Sheep-Creek-Bridge-Phases-1-
and-2--.aspx.
The Douglas Forest Protective
Association is increasing the
fi re danger level to “extreme”
on all 1.6 million acres of pri-
vate, county, state and BLM
lands protected by DFPA, effec-
tive immediately. The increase
in fi re danger is due to a combi-
nation of hot and dry conditions
and forest fuels that are prime to
burn.
Under DFPA’s Public Use
Fire Restrictions, the mowing of
dead or dry grass, non-industrial
chainsaw use and the cutting,
grinding or welding of metal
for non-industrial purposes is
prohibited during extreme fi re
danger.
A complete list of public or
industrial fi re restrictions is
available at www.dfpa.net, or
those interested can call DFPA’s
24 hour information line at 541-
672-0379.
NEW: Digital X-Rays (use less radiation)
Implants •Teeth Whitening • Extractions
Lumineers (no prep veneers as seen on TV)
Expect detours on
U.S. 20 until fall
Cottage Grove Dental
Through the end of Septem-
Dr. Brent Bitner, DDS
350 Washington, Cottage Grove (behind Better Bodies)
LORANE F
COUNTRY
NEWS
BY LIL THOMPSON
For the Sentinel
or anyone still interested
in dropping in on the RAC
summer fi lm camp at Applegate
Elementary, tomorrow is the
last day. Everyone will enjoy
the product of this camp at the
October Rural Arts Council
Movie Night in Lorane Grange.
Next Saturday, Aug. 20, Lorane
Church ladies are having a bake
sale at the Lorane Family Store
starting at 10 a.m.
Then on Sunday, Aug. 21,
Lorane Christian Church has its
annual “Worship In The Park”
at Farmin’ Creek, which will be
followed by a potluck picnic.
Friends and neighbors can be
invited for this inspirational and
fun time; everyone is welcome.
Just a reminder that students
are driving to sports practice
now. Those with questions can
call the High School.
Mark your calendars for the
Crow Booster Club Annual Car
Show and Auction on Saturday,
Sept. 10 at Crow High School.
This is the major fundraiser and
all proceeds benefi t the Crow -
Applegate-Lorane Schools.
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