COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL APRIL 12, 2017
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Cottage Grove's Easter Services/Activities Schedule
MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICES – April 13
• Episcopal, Methodist & Presbyterian Joint Service – Free Soup
Supper at 5:30 p.m. Service at 6:30 p.m.
Hosted at the Cottage Grove United Methodist Church at 334
Washington Ave. Service includes Holy Communion served by
the
clergy from the three churches. The events of Jesus’
fi nal night are experienced through Bible readings, short messages,
hymns
and the extinguishing of candles.
• Trinity Lutheran Church, Sixth & Quincy at 7 p.m. Message:
“Standing at The Cross”
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church at 7 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES – April 14
• Delight Valley Church of Christ at 6:30 pm “What makes
(Good Friday) good?”
• CG Bible Church Messianic Seder Potluck at 6:30 p.m. 1200
E. Quincy Ave. Discover the presence of Christ in the traditional
Jewish Passover meal. Bring a main dish and a side dish or dessert
(no yeast, pork or shellfi sh) RSVP at 541-942-4771 and leave
a
message before Thursday
• Trinity Lutheran Church, Sixth & Quincy at 7 p.m. Service
of Darkness
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church at 7 p.m.
(bi-lingual service)
HOLY SATURDAY EVENT – April 15
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Easter Vigil at
8 p.m. 1025 N. 19th Street (bi-lingual service)
EASTER SUNDAY EVENTS – April 16
• Trinity Lutheran Church Resurrection Sunday Service at
6:15 a.m. at Sixth & Quincy (Continental breakfast to follow)
• First Presbyterian Church Easter Breakfast and Walking
Prayer & Meditation, 8 a.m. Third and Adams
• CG Faith Center Easter Services: 9 a.m., 11 a.m. 33761 Row
River Rd. (Continental breakfast follows each service)
• CG Bible Church Easter Breakfast at 9 a.m. 1200 E. Quincy
Ave.
• Delight Valley Church of Christ Easter Breakfast from
9-10:30 a.m. 33087 Saginaw Rd East (Free photos)
• First Presbyterian Church Easter Worship Service at 10 a.m.
Third & Adams (Easter Egg Hunt follows the service)
• CG United Methodist Church Easter Worship Service at
10:30 a.m. 334 Washington Ave. Includes fl owering The Cross
• St. Andrews Episcopal Church Holy Eucharist Service at
10:30 a.m.
• CG Bible Church Easter Worship in Scripture and song at
10:30 a.m. 1200 E. Quincy Ave.
• Delight Valley Church of Christ Easter Service at 10:30 a.m.
33087 Saginaw Rd East (Special Children’s Program)
• OLPH Catholic Church Service at 10:30 a.m. 1025 N. 19th
Street (bi-lingual service w/ Easter Egg Hunt after service)
• Trinity Lutheran Church Festival Worship Service at 10:30
a.m. Sixth & Quincy
• Living Faith Assembly at 9 & 11 a.m. 467 S. 10th St. “The Hope
of Easter”
• First Baptist Church Resurrection Sunday Service at 10:30
a.m. 301 S. 6th St.
• Delight Valley Church of Christ Easter Egg Hunt at Noon
(following service) features 10,000 candy or toy-fi lled eggs
Are you ready?
D ISASTER P REPAREDNESS
City council adopts
disaster mitigation plan
The above map shows natural disaster possibilities in the city of Cottage Grove and be found on the city's website
by searching "Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan" and scrolling to the "supporting documents" link.
Mayor Jeff Gowing declared the week of April 9 to April 15 "Public Safety Telecommunicators Week." A represen-
tative of the Cottage Grove Police
Department as well as CG Police
Chief Scott Shepherd were present
Meet the DJ/Program Host
to accept the proclamation.
LLOYD WILLIAMS
I was born in Eugene and grew up in
Cottage Grove, graduating from CGHS
in 1968 -- go Lions! I studied radio at
Lane Community College in the 1970s,
graduating with a degree in both radio
broadcasting and television design. I
subsequently moved my studies to the
University of Oregon, graduating with a
B.S. in Communications. I worked my way
through school, fi rst in the plywood plant
at the Cottage Grove Weyerhaeuser mill,
and later while working in radio. I took
classes as I could aff ord them. It was a slow
process. I graduated from the UO at the ripe old age of 39. While working at the mill,
I had the good fortune to meet Don Work who had a popular Saturday Oldies request
show on KNND. He asked me to help him pull records for his show. Th at experience
hooked me on radio and I changed my LCC major from Business to Radio Broadcasting
and began interning at KNND in late-1971. In six months, I joined the KNND team as a
full-time employee working 36 hours a week on the air and other assignments (that’s code
for cleaning the bathroom and hauling out trash!). I eventually worked in all capacities:
air talent, production, music director, program director. By 1973, I was also working
at KEED in Eugene on the weekends. I don’t recall having a day off from radio for a
couple of years. I left KNND in 1976 and worked my way into a full-time position at Keed
where I had a terrifi c run on the air and as music director. While I was still at KNND, I
assisted Keed in developing a new record library when they changed their music format
from Top-40 to County. In return, KNND received all their old Top-40 record library!
Old-timers will remember”K-double-E-D”! What a great radio station. Much of what I
learned at Keed helped me as the KNND music director, program director, and mid-day
air talent. And I was ecstatic to be able to add all the Keed oldies from the 1950s and ‘60s
to our increasingly popular music rotation! It is that music that I play exclusively today:
the music of the ‘50s and ‘60s, “the greatest musical era”, right here on KNND on Mondays
from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. I hope you’ll join me.
321 Main Street
Cottage Grove, OR 97424
Lobby Phone: 541.942.2468
Studio Line: 541.942.5548
Online requests: request@knnd.com
The Cottage Grove City Council approved an update to the city's natural
hazards mitigation plan during its Monday, April 10 meeting.
cmay@cgsentinel.com
"It is a basic requirement to be eligible for FEMA funds," new community
development and planning departmen head Faye Stewart informed the com-
mission.
In the event of a natural disaster, Cottage Grove must have a
mitigation plan in place to be considered eligible for recovery funds
from the federal government. And, according to the mitigation
plan, Cottage Grove is at risk for several potential natural disasters.
In the order of most severity, Stewart noted that the city is most
at risk from fl ooding in the ravine, followed by severe weather, an
earthquake, fl oods from a dam failure and fi nally, wildfi res.
While resident Dylan Man noted that the mitigation plan did
not include citizen groups such as the amateur radio club, Cottage
Grove City Manager Richard Meyers explained the group was al-
ready involved in emergecy plans for the city.
"This is mitigation," he said. "Emergency response is different.
There are a lot of different plans and they all go into action at dif-
ferent times."
The city's mitigation plan is meant to map out ways to reduce the
cost of life and property in the event of a natural disaster before the
incident occurs.
LANDSCAPE AND
However, the city does have an emergency response plan in place
BUILDING MATERIALS that is aimed at rallying resouces in the event of a natural disas-
ter and assessing the damages. Meyers noted that the radio groups
were included in the city's emergency response plan.
In 2005, the city adopted its fi rst resolution regarding mitiga-
tion and in 2012, adopted a revised version. Statute notes that plans
should be adopted every fi ve years.
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Make sure all the pieces are in place to render you and your family prepared in the event of a natural disaster.
• Listen to radio or television newscasts for the latest weather information, and follow all evacuation directions and suggestions.
• Keep a stock of non-perishable food items as well as bottled water on hand inside your home.
• Keep a 72 Hour Kit on hand inside your home that is easy to get to in the event of a disaster.
For more information and tips on disaster response and preparedness, contact your local emergency services center.
South Lane Fire & Rescue • 233 Harrison Ave, Cottage Grove 541-942-4493 • 55 South 1st Street, Creswell 541-895-2506
Twitter: @southlanefi re
Facebook: southlanecountyfi reandrescue