COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL September 14, 2016
BIRTHS
Cottage Grove Retrospective
Aug. 31, 2016
A look back at Sentinel stories from 30 and 60 years ago
To Shelby Fountain and Blake Hansen of Cottage
Grove, a son.
Sept. 16, 1976
New owners of Hidden Valley Golf Club
Dennis Boan, a 29-year-old tav-
ern owner from Redmond, is the
new manager and part-owner of the
Hidden Valley Golf Club in Cot-
tage Grove.
Mr. Boan said Monday that he
and Dick and Bernadette Borchers
of Salem purchased the facility and
took over its operation effective
Sept. 3.
The new owner declined to say
how much money was involved
in the purchase. The property was
owned by Stella Morrell of Sagi-
naw.
Mr. Boan, a native of Yoncalla,
will live in Cottage Grove and
manage the golf club. He said he
sold his Redmond tavern earlier
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Borchers, who
operate an antique and furniture
Sept. 5
Illegal Parking, Townwide
A total of 34 vehicles were cited
for illegal parking or had been towed
as abandoned vehicles.
Agency Assist, Daugherty Ave.
A caller dialed 911 advising of an
elderly person who was hallucinat-
ing and making statements about
harming himself and is somewhat
combative. The subject was previ-
ously armed with a kitchen knife
and scissors but these were success-
fully taken away by staff. Offi cers
contacted the subject, who struck
a staff member, although the staff
member didn’t press charges due to
the circumstances.
City Manager Richard Mey-
ers has been awarded a schol-
Information, Cherry Ct.
Offi cers were fl agged down by
a citizen to inform the police that
there was a possible lead on sub-
jects involved in an attempted theft
of the cans from the Elk’s Lodge
donation bin.
Sept. 7
Domestic Disturbance, N 16th
A caller advised hearing the couple
living upstairs shouting and break-
ing things. The caller advised that
units have been out there multiple
times in the last few weeks with the
same subjects. The subjects claimed
they were not fi ghting, just con-
structing something within the unit
and agreed to stop for the night.
Suspicious Subject, Adams Ave.
From the
City's Friday
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To Amanda and Billy Ferrell of Cottage Grove, a
son.
Sept. 6, 2016
To Nicole Carey of Cottage Grove and Shane
Edwards of Albany, a son.
Sept. 9, 2016
To Echo and Curtis Zeretzke of Creswell, a son.
Mr. Boan said no fi rm ideas are
ready on the development plans.
But he said the property might be
used for homes, townhouses or
condominiums.
Also being considered, Mr. Boan
said, are plans to recondition the
club’s sprinkler system and an ef-
fort to provide storage space so
SENIOR MEALS
PROGRAMS
golfers may keep their private golf
carts at the club.
“Eventually, I would like to re-
model the upstairs. We have a
problem catering to banquets now,”
Boan said.
But for the time being at least,
business at the golf course will go
ahead as normal.
Offering Meals on
Wheels and
Cafe 60 at the follow-
ing locations:
Anyone age 60 and
older is served, regard-
less of income, sug-
gested donation is $3.
Guests under age 60 are
welcome to attend for
$8 per meal.
Cottage Grove Police Department 24-Hour Anonymous Tip Line: 767-0504
CITY BEAT
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Sept. 2, 2016
business, will continue to live in
Salem.
The sale involved about 70 acres
of property, which contains the
nine-hole golf course and club
house and restaurant facility.
Mr. Boan said the new owners do
not anticipate making any changes
in operations immediately.
“I’m new at this,” explained Mr.
Boan, “I’m going to take six months
and run it just like it has been.”
The new owner said Harvey
Hixson, the club’s golf pro, will
continue in that capacity. And Mr.
Boan said he plans “no changes” in
the club’s personnel.
Items the new owners do plan to
consider include a major subdivi-
sion property not being used for the
golf course. Mr. Boan said the new
owners believe there from 20-25
lots available for development.
POLICE BLOTTER
-day
weather forecast
THURSDAY Sept. 15
FRIDAY Sept. 16
51° | 83°
54° | 88°
Sunny
Sunny
SATURDAY Sept. 17
SUNDAY Sept. 18
52° | 82°
51° | 83°
Sunny
Sunny
MONDAY Sept. 19
TUESDAY Sept. 20
50° | 79°
49° | 78°
Sunny
Sunny
A caller reported that a male
“tweaker” has been pulling down
his pants to his knees in order to
tuck his shirt in and has been acting
strangely. The offi cer was unable
to contact the subject but believed
he knew who the subject was and
continued his search throughout his
shift.
Sept. 8
Harassment, Bryant Ave.
A caller requested an offi cer in
regards of her husband’s ex wife ha-
rassing her. Offi cers determined that
there was no crime committed.
proximately fi ve juveniles were on
bicycles and doing wheelies on the
golf course green near the location,
tearing up the sod. Offi cers were
unable to locate the juveniles but
helped patching up the sod.
Creswell Cresview
Villa
350 S. 2nd St., Cre-
swell
Noon: Mon., Wed., Fri.
Menacing, Row River Rd.
A complainant was approached
by a male subject who was trying to
get a ride from him and advised he
was recently menaced with a gun by
a driver in a red trailer. Offi cers con-
tacted the trailer driver but no crime
was determined at this time as the
victim wasn’t around.
Thursday, Sept. 15:
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LOPINI SC or FISH
PATTY w/TARTAR SC
Friday, Sept. 16: Fur-
lough Day
Monday, Sept. 19:
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Criminal Mischief, Village Dr.
A complainant reported that ap-
Black Butte Mine
Superfund site
public meeting
The U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency is seeking com-
ments on the proposed clean-up
action at the Black Butte Mine
Superfund Site, which is lo-
cated about 18 miles south of
Cottage Grove. Comments can
be submitted in writing by mail
or email by no later than Sept.
26. Comments can even be giv-
en in person at a public meeting
being held on Wednesday, Sept.
14 from 5:30-8 p.m. in the Cot-
tage Grove Community Center.
The proposed cleanup work
consists of removing contami-
nated soil along the banks of
Furnace Creek where historic
mercury processing took place.
Wastewater Treat-
ment Plant build-
ings repainted
Last week, Willamette Val-
ley Painting completed the re-
painting of all the buildings
at the Wastewater Treatment
Plant. The buildings included
the administration/lab, mainte-
nance and chemical buildings,
along with the gable ends of
the press building. All surfaces
were pressure washed, scraped,
primed, and two coats of paint
were applied
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Drain/Yoncalla area
Cottage Grove River-
view Terrace
925 W. Main St., Cot-
tage Grove
Noon: Tues., Wed.,
Thurs.
Sept. 11
MAINTAINING YOUR VEHICLE AFFORDABLY
New golf carts
delivered
On Thursday, the City took
delivery of six new 2017 4-
stroke EFI gas powered Yamaha
golf carts at Middlefi eld Golf
Course. The current fl eet of
Club Car golf carts at Middle-
fi eld date from the 1990s, with
the exception of fi ve newer Club
Car golf carts that were pur-
chased in 2008. The City said
the older golf carts are showing
their age and require frequent
repairs and maintenance. The
City plans to rotate the older
carts out by replacing a few
each year until the entire fl eet is
upgraded
Volunteers to
beautify Gateway
Park and sections
of Row River Trail
Community volunteers 14
years of age and older are need-
ed to help clean up and improve
trailside conditions in Gateway
Park and sections of the Row
River Trail in Cottage Grove.
A cleanup event will occur at
Gateway Park on Saturday, Oct.
15 from 9-11 a.m. Volunteers
will assist with removing ivy
and blackberries from trees and
picking up trash. Interested vol-
unteers can register in advance
at the following link: http://
Served at 400 Main St.,
Yoncalla.
(For Douglas County
Meals on Wheels eli-
gibility, call 541-440-
3677.)
Suggested donation
$3.50
Thursday, Sept. 15:
TURKEY VEGETA-
BLE STIR FRY
Friday, Sept. 16:
SHAVED ROAST
PORK w/LETTUCE
ON WHEAT BREAD
Tuesday, Sept. 20:
TURKEY LOAF
w/GRAVY
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events/row-river-trail-clean.
Partners in
History exhibit at
the Library
The Cottage Grove Museum
has an exhibit in the library fo-
cused on “local useful advertis-
ing through the years”.
Anna Dewdney
memorial
Anna Dewdney, author of the
“Llama Llama” series, died of
brain cancer Sept. 3 at the age
of 50 after a 15-month long
battle. She was an outspoken
advocate of children’s literacy.
Her publisher said that in lieu
of a funeral service, she had
asked that people read a book
to a child. There will be a small
display in memory of her in the
library this week.
Safe Driving Class
There will be an AARP Safe
Driving Class at the Community
Center in the Shepherd Room
on Friday, Sept. 23. To learn
more about the class please con-
tact the instructor Bryan Ducker
at (541) 942-7260.
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