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Page S The Sentinel, Cottag»» Provo, Oregon Grove Grove Sentinel Thur«., Aug. 10. 19,10 LORANE Mrs. K. G. Conner, Kv|H>rtcr Phone HOM Published every Thursday at Cattare drove. Oregon Established August 15. IMS. The high school is getting a sprucing up' in preparation for the start of school. Neu black boards and tables have been in stalled and new varnish applied to all the iTooi-s and woodwork. Ne« walks are to lie built later. The l’go-lgo club which was to have I h \ u held Friday, Aug It. has been postponed till a later date. A family reunion picnic «is held at the I. S. Dey place Sunday ■ubacrtpi ion rat«», cash in advance. No fuMcripu n About fifty people were present including the Wayne Robinson In XAne and Dougina oouattea _____ 1 50 1 00 Out fide district 1 7» family of Portland, the Steve IVy Fortien raiM on npril.sition. family of Brownsville, . the Harold iky family of Eugene, U'sHe Dey I W. c. ÔAWTW _ _ Editor. Publisher and family of Coes Bay and the I Kenneth Cushman . -.......................... ManMtng Editor Tom Drake and Jimmy Drake MOUNT VIEW Or lena Martin ____ Advertising Manager families of Coquille, from out of Ura, Miriam Adkins S .-'V K ' T I'* • 50tY. »• « vV 6 town Others present were Mr. , Mrs. Walter Douens, 38F11 and Mrs. Ross Dey and children. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chapman Mr. and Mrs G. 1 Dey y nd chil NEWSPAPER NATION A I EDITORIAL dren, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Moore and children. accompanied by Mrs. Chapmans nephew. La-Sell Stcw- PUBLISHERS and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Dey of l art. spent the week end camping Lorane. The weather was perfect j in the vicinity of Oakridge. ASSOCIATION for a pienic and a good tithe was Mr. and Mrs Russell Milnes enjoyed by everyone. of Ellensburg, Wash., visited sever Picnics seem to air this . ___ ______ ___ ___ _____ _ * tk» be ire in Hi the lin till LIllN THE GYPPED GENERATION ¡week. The Sunday school of al days Inst week with Mrs. Milnes and family, Mr. and Mrs i This week we print our first story of local reservists who I Lorane Christian church enjoyed sister Harry Nord. have been called back into active dutv. We’re afraid there ‘ Picnk; 11 F» i n Lake Park Sun Cleo Patterson has been visit will be many more stories Just likei it in the weeks to come-- «,11^11%™ SSd^'S ing his son, Donald Patterson, at not only about reservists, but also draftees. National Guards- afternoon Albert Armitage tumbl- the IT F. Russum home the juist Mr. Patterson is on a two men, and recruits. Time has been turned back nine years. »d in the lake but was pulled out week. weeks vacation from his work near As we talk to fellows who may or may not be members with no more damage done than Seattle. Ing with Mr. Hands’ parents, Mr Frank Helliwell md Mrs Roy S. Hands iHmaht is in the Naxj and is stationed at Services Thursday Sk iggs Island He will have thirtj Frank Helliwell, TO. passed daxs h ave and then expect* to be a«aj at his home near Yoncalla, sent to Japan. Mrs. Roy Hands returned home Monday, August 7, lUbO. He was TU< «day after a ten day visit with born at Winstead, Minnesota, July her son Ikmald Hands and wife 1, 1871, and came to tiregun tn in the San Francisco l>ay area ISP I, settling tn Portland. Later She returned with Donald when he he moved to Cottage Grove and earn»' home on a visit. While there then to Yoncalla, «lure he had sho visited with other friends and lived the past 13 years. Ite was married at Yoncalla on July 10, relatives. Mi- Sarah Williams and Nel! 19.11 to Frances Addleman. Mr. < Kelson of ¿Tuco, Calif., visited Helliwell was a member ol the Sunday at the L. K Brumfield ITesbytcnan church, and had en and C. B. Sears home. Mrs. Wil gaged in the nierchantile business liams was formerly Sarah Riley ami was a real »'state broker since and is a sister-in-law of Mr. Sears coming to th-egon. Surviving me his widow; four Mrs. Williams is a school nurse at brothers: A. W. Helliwell ol Cot Chico. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cook anil tage Grove; Ernest ot Yoncalla; .Marilyn motored to Tacoma Barton of Roseburg ami Sidney ot Saturday by way of the coast high Portland; two sisters: Miss Ruth way. They visited their daughter. Helliwell of Hollywisal, Calif., anti Mrs. Gwen Slusher and family at Mrs. Lena Hartley ot Redmond. Funeral services will be held r.Kxima and also Mrs. Cook’s parents and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, August 10. at J p in. at A C. Moak. They retui tied home the Yoncalla Methodist church Monday by way of Portland Mrs with the Rev. Byers officiating. (feorge Fraser was in charge ot Interment will be in the Yoncalla the Cook's store while they were ceiiieter.v. Mills Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. gone. of the reserve organizations, the impression we get from "vt c!oIl l’s Wayne Dailey of Cottage Grove everyone is the same—“It’s only a matter of time before I —A missionary on the way to is spending the week at the home Okinawa, the Rev. Mel Huckins, of his aunt. Mrs. Walter Dowens. get called.” It’s an unfortunate viewpoint, but probably an the e sermon at Lorine j[e visited over the week end with MINERAI. EX VMIXER accurate one. Even veterans of World War II. who partici- Cknstion church -Sunday. Color stephen Gillripio ................. ........... Grant Forrester \ 1'1 rs Bolli Ml V pated in the War to End All Wars, are wondering if they slides of Okinawa «ere shown in Elmer Mason is cooking at the A iorest service mineral exam have three weeks, or three months, of civilian life remaining. ;he evening with the Rev. Huekins .y cafc cafe is u,7d,.r the Rites Held Wed. iner was in the Hohemiu mining > Let us think for a moment in terms of generations, a ,heni- ,l1’ "‘’,1 h's wife mix»rvision of George Krauss, Grant Forrester of 141 North district the |«ist week ins|s-eting generation being roughly 20 years. One generation of Ameri- on Au - so 1 1 ' t0 Mr, and Mrs. Wally Purcell M st., Cottage Grove, passed away i the Grizzly group of claims, the can men had to take care of the fighting in the Spanish- Martin Foster has entered thecabins !_ .-»—>—. _ hospital Sunday. . pnqierty of the Jenks estate. in a - Portland American War, although that was a mere skirmish com- the Route Fchallen.ee group. She! Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Johnson August 6, at the age of 75 He w as pared tq later wars. The next generation was drafted to make had a Shirley Temple glad that is md familj accompanied Mr. and tx>rn near Vaughtville, Tennessee You’ll find it in the classified the wqrld safe for democracy in 1917-18. And the next :,vc s‘x inches tall with Mrs. Harry Elfving to the coast May 17, 1S75 ami was mart led to Charlotte E. Jesse March 21, t!KM> generatjpn for the most part was called on to do the dirtvt,across' Mrs. R.iSunday. at Woodward, Oklahoma Terri-1 work in World War n J x ? xv . , P0™" ls displaying a holly-• Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Layng and , ,KX,k J“« l*nder eleven feet tall Walda Jane returned home Sun- But what has happened? The third generation has been and several hills of String beans day evening from Eugene, where double-crossed. Young men who have just made their start lhat are waving about in the air they have been staying due to the in business and a family are being told to go back into uni- °r Ihrec fcet l>ast ’he tops of illne-s of M s Layng’s father, j. fonn ami bring peace back to the world—peace that diplo- . 11 ti A Schneider. \\e are glad to hear Mr Schneider is improving. mats have been unable to secure ' I ana Mr" a"^ Mrg “d that The H. F. Russum, Bob Rus We are told that the use of U. S. troops m Korea is Mrs. Glen Myers wen- obligated, sum, and Harry Williams fam merely a police action. As soon as we chase the Oriental Dienic plans were discussed and ilies of Mount View anti the Dean delinquents back to their own side of the tracks, so say world , ’e lina* decision of time >d place Russum family of Drain picnicked leaders, then we’ll have peace once more. Wi ,, a'™ unccd af n,xt at Rujada on Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Dean Russum’* birthday. How long will this peace last? Suppose Chinese Com-' mittw^or the nex^n"^^ Mr. and Mrs. George Duerst of muni sts invade Formosa? Are we going to be policeman be Mr. and Mrs. Chester Purdy Troutdale. Ore., arrived Friday to there, too? Or should we worry about first things first? and Mr. and Mrs. Manley Purdy. spend several days with Mrs. You’ll probably say we sound rather bitter at this point. David Warner recently sold his Duerst's mother, Mrs. George Layng. They also attended the Maybe so, maybe no. The point is that someone along the line 1CC !Ie wiJ' remain on it until wedding of Mr. Duerst's nephew, has let us down. Unfortunately, the past cannot be changed. | Seil!emb€r when hc Plans “> •’ I to Eugene and attend the U. of O. | Roy Duerst. so we’ll have to accept the situation i as . it stands. Mrs. R. M. Seaver, Thora and ;# ti, T» -x La ox t , , , Mr- and Mr®- Horace Taylor are ' Hut if the United States is going to be policeman for the . receiving congratulations on the Billy, accompanied Mrs. Seavers' world, we’ll echo the sentiments of all the other young men I l,‘rth of their first grandson, parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nelson of Springfield on a trip to eastern of the gypped generation who are resigned to their fate: *,ar?nts, their daughter apd , . s . ~h„v vUi, . “(1,^ _ ____ J i-x.__ x XL- J . husband. husband. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. Dale Dale Hol. Hel- _ /'on ,as’ =unaay. >™y visited “Give me my billy stick, TT Uncle, and let’s get this d—i n i ickson Redmond and Bend and the Peter of Oakridge. The 10 lb. 3 thing over with.”—K.C. oz. ybung man has been named sens' Rock gardens by way of the Hubert Taylor. His two old- r sis McKenzie highway and returned FOLGET POLITICS FOR A WHITE ters, Mary Alice, and Susan nr< on the Santiam by way of Halsey. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherwood The public would feel a good deal better about the ! ' isitin£ lhci Emndparcr. . . •. -ited with Mrs. Sherwood'« sis- Korean situation if we could feel with any certainty that m m • and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen when an administration spokesman makes a statement about i at his homo ’ for the past ’ week lr “ but '.illisj ic last Friday. TbnV were the war effort that the spokesman could forget for a moment I Is feeling much better again now. n their way to Yellowstone park, The Sherwoods’ home is their that there is an election coming up in November. We are not David Wyman stepped on a rusty j j 'trailer and they spend their time so Sure but that politics on the home front must share at nail while playing last Tuesday traveling. They usually spend the and had to go to a local doctor least a portion of the blame for the present mess we are in for a tetanus shot. His foot is winters near Boulder dam. and that if our efforts have the proper direction in the for healing rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gillispie. eign relations field, it would have been unnecessary to go out B. C. Addison has recently in Kathleen and Stephen .surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hocking with a of the way to issue a statement defending the present admin- stalled flourscent lights in his big cake and some ice cream, store, greatly improving the ap- , istnatibh policy. As matters stand now however, the Korean Saturday night. The occasion was pearance of his merchandise. wa/ may be a vital political issue. Mrs. Sylvia Giiggs of Cottage Mrs. Hocking's birthday, • We will also have to go along with the statement made by Grove spent the week end with her Mr. and Mrs. Alvis England and sonie Writers and anti-administration forces that the present sister, Mrs. Martin Foster. On family of Coast Fork area were guests at the Glen Gillis policy, of spoon feeding vital information to the public to Sunday they went to Coburg to Sunday pie home. a reunion picnic. avoid political repercussions has inculcated a lack of confi attend A bridal shower honoring Mrs.' Rev. and Mrs. Ken Millet and dence m the administration statements. The refusal to face Bill Bratton, nee Donna Davis three children of San Francisco, unpleasant facts realistically is coming to fruition in public ; was held at the IOOF hall Friday Calif., were week end guests of distnist for after all what difference does it make if an I night. Hostesses were Miss Ann Rev. Millet’s cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Hands. Rev. untrutn is uttered either by the Kremlin or some official rep Mitchel, Mrs. Josie Doughty and Millett is a minister at a Metho Mrs. Rowena Davis. Winners in resentative of the government. You can’t blame the people games were Mrs. Hester Briggs dist church in San Francisco. if they hedge until the truth is ascertained. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hands of and Mrs. Lowell Davis. After the i W e are not sure but that s u c h a policy encourages many lovely gifts were opened re San Francisco Bay area are visit- hoarding and other actions which do not help the war effort. freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cooper Thu disappointing factor for which the public must be blamed | drove the coast Sunday. Mrs. is the fact that many will look on the present situation as a Cooper to and children will remain I ty Warren Goodrich time for making money. They hope that history will repeat for a week but Mr. Cooper re itsdlf £s it did in the last war so far as profit making goes. turned home. ffijph T. Moore writing in the August 5 issue of the Ore Mrs. A. M. Bryant and her brother. Mr. Ed Hundley left Mon gon voter expresses the sentiment of a good many people day for a visit in Kansas. whe^ he states: Recent visitors at the W. T. y'The President’s inspiring speech on the current war Moore home were Mrs. Moore's situation would have been more effective if past experience cousins, Miss Bessie Seward of' Passiac, New Jersey, and Mrs. I had not alerted the Congress to the strong possibility that Blanche Lovelace of Kansas City. Trojan Horse of war emergency measure concealed hereto- They were touring the south and for disappointed socialistic aspiration. Mr. Truman faces the returning home by the northern great test of his career, one that will determine his place in route. While here they visited history. If he can overcome a lifelong habit of deferring to other cousins, Mrs. L. S. Dey, B. and A. H. Addison. the Exigencies of partisan politics and measure up to the de C. Other visitors at the Moore mand for integrity of purpose and devotion to patriotic duty home were Mr. Moore's sister and accruing to his high position he will be recorded as a great 1 husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. If. leaner of the American people. But if he allows honor and Woodile of Glendale, Calif. The drove them to Bend to sin^rity to be compromised by political expediency he will Moores i another sister while they be -just another courthouse politician whom the caprice of visit , were here. fortune elevated to nominal head of the US government with Mrs. Pegrl Wentworth of Eu out consideration of qualification or worth.” gene spent last week here with her sister, Mrs. L. S. Dey. The day the Dey’s took hei home they en “Don’t trust your memory for tSenate sponsors of the proposal to lend S100 million to joyed a picnic at Mt. June'with correct numbers? Boy, you Spqln argued for it on the grounds that Spain is strategically the Welby Schneider family, said a mouthful!”,..Memory located and also is anti-Communist. often plays tricks ... so look where Mr. Schneider is logging. / Several years ago the United States “loaned” money and Mrs. Sheffer an I daughter Joan up any numbers you re not moved to the apartment be sure of—before you call... war material to Russia bei^n-e it was anti-Fascist. Today the have longing 1o Mrs. Ella Dey. Pacific Telephone. " Te-efun toi y. 1 Ie had been a resident of j Cottage Grow for the past IL ' years, coming from Chester, Okla homa, w here he had been a farm- i er. He is survived by his wife; 2 sons, Jesse E, of Cottage Giove: I Russell N. of Wichita. Kansas; 41 grandchildren; 2 brothers: Guy of Irvine. Kentucky; Dan of !>ayton Oregon ami 2 sisters: Mrs. Dor । McMinn of Mineral Wells, Texas and Mrs. Gertrude Dyess of Rocky ' Ford, Colorado. Services were held Wednesday.1 August 9. at 2:30 p.m. at Mills: Mortuary with the Rev. D. Hugh I Peniston officiating. Burial was in the IOOF cemetery. M c CULLOC LIGHTEST 3-h.p. Chain Free Demonstrations Sales and Senicc Concrete Products Itiiihllng Rinck*, nll »Irr«; Her Biorkai rle. Ilurnlltr Aluinlnum Window«. Wnterpruoring. Cecil C. Wooley Faul Main NlrrsH “WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU” Seven days a week ami until 9 P. M. (Except Sunday we dose at 8 P. M.) Compare our prices anil quality of goods — you are alu^r» svelcome and treated courteously and fairly. "VOTERS MAY REGISTER AT (H R STORE” We Give I>h idend Stamps STEELES GROCERY A KR KERS The Store on Doren» Lake Shore Electric Refrigeration (’oliti luting Maintenance Uonimctcial ami Household Radiant Glass Heat Sales and Service (Res. Ph. LW-L) (Kra. I’ll. 133 R) Pilone 878 (MH So. Pac. Hwy. 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