8A COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL November 9, 2016
B EYOND THE G ROVE
IN MEMORIAM
Perry Lee Adams
Hall
1938-2016
News from Lane County and surrounding communities
Corps performs
fi eld studies at
Willamette Valley
dams
docks, strategies for pasture
management and best practices
to handle and compost horse
manure.
This class will be held on
Tuesday, Dec. 6 from 3-5 p.m.
at the OSU Extension Service
– Lane County offi ce at 996
Jefferson Street in Eugene. The
cost is $10, and pre-registration
is required. To register, send
$10 per person check made out
to OSU Extension Service and
mail to 996 Jefferson Street, Eu-
gene, OR 97402. To pay with a
credit card go to link on website
http://extension.oregonstate.
edu/lane/horses-mud
Construction crews are on
site at Hills Creek Dam as the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
begins fi eld investigation at
some of its dams. The investiga-
tions at Hills Creek, Cougar and
Lookout Point dams will give
the Corps additional informa-
tion to better understand con-
ditions within the dams and in
their foundations.
UCC Faculty
Lecture Series
Got horses, mud?
The rain is here and farms are
muddy. Horse owners facing the
realization of several months of
mucky barnyards, paddocks and
pastures are invited to consider
joining others in the same situ-
ation and make a plan for the
future.
The “Horses and Mud” class
will be taught by Melissa Fery,
Associate Professor of Practice
with OSU Extension Service
Small Farms Program. It will
teach options for reducing mud
by planning for all-weather pad-
The 2016-17 Faculty Lecture
Series provides Umpqua Com-
munity College faculty an op-
portunity outside of the class-
room to share their passion and
inspire, question and motivate
thought about the subjects they
have dedicated their lives to
researching and teaching. This
event is open to the entire com-
munity and will be held on the
campus of Umpqua Community
College at Centerstage in the
Whipple Fine Arts Center.
172 Gateway Blvd.
Cottage Grove, OR 97424
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y
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Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2-3 p.m.
Professor Susan Rochester
- Chair, Fine and Performing
Arts Dept.
“Live Your Life Artfully”
Dr. Mick Davis
“Adventures in Distilling Pre-
dictability from Complexity”
Thursday, Nov. 10, 3-4 p.m.
Professor Georgann Willis - As-
sociate Professor of Psychology
“An Alternative View of Resil-
ience”
Dr. Jason Heald - Associate
Professor of Music
“Hook, Line, and Singer:
Lyrics and American Popular
Music”
Holiday weekend
in Elkton
The sixth annual Elkton Art
& Wine Weekend features
special tastings and sales at lo-
cal wineries and open studios
at area artisans, Friday through
Sunday, Nov. 25-27, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. (most sites), all
in the Elkton community area.
More information is available at
541 584-2692 or info@elkton-
butterfl ies.com.
Guests are invited to dress
warmly, wear gloves and bring
small pliers and clippers when
learning to make holiday wreaths
at Elkton Community Educa-
tion Center’s annual Wreath
Workshop, with materials and
coaching provided, at the ECEC
greenhouse, Saturday, Dec. 3
from 10 a.m. to 1p.m., 15850
Hwy 38 in Elkton. Cost is $10
per person. More information at
514-584-2692 or info@elkton-
butterfl ies.com.
Pie Night at the
Grange
This coming Saturday, Nov.
12, brings Dinner and a Movie
Night to the Lorane Grange. As
per our custom, the November
Movie Night is Pie Night, and
guests are invited to bring their
favorite pie to share. Hot soups,
bread from Metropol Bakery,
coffee from Caffe Pacori, and
friendly neighborly faces will
be on hand.
Guests are also invited to
bring non-perishable food or
cash for the local collection for
holiday baskets.
A pie short will be shown, as
well as two short features high-
lighting widely differing views
of hemp — “Hemp for Victory”
and “Reefer Madness.”
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Perry Lee Adams Hall, 78, of
Drain, Ore. passed away Oct.
11, 2016.
She was
born Feb.
2, 1938 in
Memphis,
Tenn.
Perry had
lived most
of her life
in Oregon.
Preceding her in death was
LORANE
COUNTRY
NEWS
BY LIL THOMPSON
For the Sentinel
T
here will be no school
in the Crow-Applegate-
Lorane District this Thursday,
Nov. 10 for a grading day. There
is also no school on Friday,
Nov. 11 in honor of Veterans
Day. There are several parades
around the state, especially the
huge one in Albany. Be sure to
thank a vet for their service
Lorane Grange will host the
Rural Arts Council Movie Night
this Saturday, Nov. 12. Social
hour begins at 6 pm over a din-
ner of homemade soup and
Metropol Bakery bread fol-
lowed by wonderful desserts.
This is pie night, so guests are
encouraged to bring their favor-
ite pie to share with everyone.
Shorts, antics, and door prizes
start about 6:45 p.m. with the
FIESTA CANTINA SPECIALS
M-MARGARITA MONDAYS
T-TACO TUESDAYS W/FRESH MADE TORTILLAS
W-WELLLS DOWN CALLS UP
TH-TRIVIA NIGHT
FRI. & SAT. DJ & DANCING
SUN FOOTBALL PRO SPECIALS, GIANT TV
EL
TAPATIO
Mexican Restaurant & Cantina (541) 767-0457
feature at 7:30 p.m. This month,
the fi lm is “Reefer Madness,” a
66-minute fi lm from 1936, fol-
lowed by a 15-minute documen-
tary on “Hemp for Victory.”
Several
more
exciting
events are coming up for the
community. This Sunday, Nov.
13, Lorane Christian Church is
having its annual Thanksgiving
Dinner at Lorane Grange, which
is open to the community. Tur-
key and ham are provided, with
everything else potluck. It all
begins at 5 p.m.
Lorane Grange’s next taco
dinner and bingo evening is
Thursday, Nov. 18. Dinner is
from 5:30-6:30 p.m. with bingo
starting at 6:30 p.m., and there
will still be a 50/50 raffl e and
the progressive blackout. Any-
one coming only for bingo may
still purchase dessert and bever-
ages.
Congratulations are due to
Millian Herbison, October’s
Kindergarten Student of the
Month. Again, please thank a
veteran this Friday, Veterans
Day, for their service. They de-
serve our thanks!
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3473 of Cottage
Grove will hold a celebration honoring our Veterans
including those on active duty, Friday, November 11th
at 11:00 am at the Cottage Grove Armory, 628 E
Washington St.
Lincoln Middle School Choir will be performing
several numbers.
Our speakers will include Mayor Tom Munroe and
Captain Mark Timmons. All are invited to enjoy this
event!
Dennis Twite
VFW Post 3473 Commander
estaurant
G U I D E
her husband of 53 years. She
worked beside her husband for
over 40 years in their wrecking
yard. Perry had been retired for
several years.
Survivors include a son, Gor-
don Radebaugh of Drain, Ore.,
two granddaughters, two grand-
sons, and four great-grandchil-
dren.
Along with her husband, she
was preceded in death by a son,
Robert Radebaugh.
She was loved by many fam-
ily and friends who will miss
her very much.
Arrangements under the care
of Andreason’s, Springfi eld.
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