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San Diego Mrs. E W. Ware returned home The Sentinel, Collage Grove, Oregon Thur«.. May A HWt Friday after spending IS months Tubercular Sanitarium at Salem. She is reported much im- The Wares are proved in ... health. - | living on Sweet Lane while their j home is being remodeled after, | their recent fire. Mr and Mm. L A Naish have PORTRAIT received announcement of the ar Mr and Mm R. L. Sedcrgren. | rival of their first grandchild A daughter Sheila and son Danny | son wu born to Sgt and Mrs. spent from Friday until Sunday Ronald B Hutchison of Fairbanks. at *Thc Sands on the coast. Alaska, on May 2. The five-pound ♦ Family Groups baby has been named Pa trick Mr and Mrs Walter Kenslow ¡ BL Naish. and family and Fd Drew of (Yes- I • Weddings well were Sunday evening visitors Church or Home Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Hansen in the home of Mr. and Mm. Kail Denver, Drew. and baby son Douglas « Babies Colo, are spending a couple weeks vacation with their parents. Mr Mr. and Mm Clarence Buckles xml Mrs. C. L Hansen, and Mr. and daughter. Mrs Bob Slewart phone and Mrs M. W Hulse of Oak of Ding Beach. Calif. visited rel «4» Years of Pfcturj Making land. Calif. atives and friends hero recently for two wroks and were house and Mm. Harry Lammers guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Col Browning's “Home" Stud*® ■ and Mr. daughter Margaret of Sa- lier. Ikinald Eastbum AA. completed Icm visited Friday with Mm. How- his boot training at San Diego, I ard Beagle. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Fishell of and was home on leave. He re i Albany were week end guests of turned Saturday to San Diego for Mr. Fishcll's brother and sister- further training. Eastburn is the in-law, Mr. and Mrs Howard son of Mr. and Mrs Sam Eastburn Fishell. Sunday afternoon visitors and husband of Nadine Carlson were Mr and Mrs. Karl Drew Eastburn. He graduated from the and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy local high school in 1949 and en Crawford and Ronnie. We Have the Listings — These and listed January 10 of this year. I —CITY BRIEFS PHOTOGRAPHY 260J George Marksbury - Real Estate Many More City and Close-In Suburban Homes No. 1—WEST SIDE, NEAR HOSPITAL —3 bedroom horn««. double plumbed with tub down and shower upstairs. Insulated, a 2 room cottage, $12.500, term*. No. 2—WK ARK LOOKING FOR A VETERAN — Who 1« tired of paying rent »nd want* to live In a home of his own. Me cm offer that 5 ETERAN a nice, clean, modern 3 best room home for only »775.00 down and very reasonable monthly payment*. Mrs. Margaret Spriggs and Miss Irene Legg spent Saturday night at Ocean Dike Sunday the.v ! joumied to Seaside and Portland | and returned home Sunday eve- | ning. Radio Ray No. 3—HOME AM) INCOME, DESIRABLE LOCATION — Walking distance to down town. Frankly, IC* too much house for 2 people, and they don't need the Income. 2 separate rental unit*, 5 bedrooms, large living room, separate dining room. lairge landscaped lot, plenty of shade. Good deal for an older couple. 112,000, term*. Na. 4—A RIG HOME FOR A LARGE FAMILY—Good residen tial district, near *torc, on sewer. 5 bedroom. two garages, 3 room rental cottage, large lot. $X500.00. reasonable down pay ment. No. 3—MAKE VS AN OFFER ON THIS OLDER HOME—We believe It can be bought for $4950.00 with a down payment of $1000. It has 2 bedroonjs. bath, kitchen, dining room and living room, large lot 100 x 150 feet. No. •—JUST LISTED, WEST SIDE—Where children can play In safety. 2 bedrooms, compact kitchen, dinette. Insulated fruit room, double garage, large lot. lawn and shrubs. $6X50 with reasonable terms. No. 7—A LOVELY HOME IN A NICE SETTING — Terraced yard, velvety lawn, shrubs, flowers, basement, furnace heat, fire place, 3 bedroom-., hardwood floors. $5X00 down. No. «—ANOTHER POPULAR PRICED HOUSE — With 4 bedrooms, large kitchen comb, living and dining room, bath, lawn, shrubs and garden spars-, $5500 with half down. No. •—WILL QUALIFY FOR A VETERAN'S LOAN—West side 3 bedroom home, hardwood floors, large living room, walk ing distance to stores. Churches and grade school, asking $10.500. No. 10—A GOOD SPACIOUS HOME, AMONG GOOD HOMES —Forced air furnace heal, large Using room, with hardwood floor, separate dining room, very modern kitchen with electric dishwasher, nook. 5 bedrooms, tub and shower, insulated. $16.X00, with $5000 down. Main & River Sts RADIO REPAIRS Phone 340 about your radio NELSON'S Electric 38-ltc Suburban Homes With Small Acreage Na. 11—3750 DOWN. IF BOI GUT WITH A VETERAN'S KOAN _ 2*| acres of level tillable land. 3 bedroom home with hardwood floors, living room. W|wrnte dining room, nice bath room, large acreened In porch with laundry tubs, pressure water system. $74M. N®. 12—WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY— 5 sere*. 5 room modern house. General Electric recently installed, barn, cblx house, rabbit hutchc*. fruit and nut tree*, asking $7950, No. 14—FOUR ACRES. ALL TILLABLE—On p*ved hlway. 3 bedroom ranch type home, forced air furnace. 2 fl re pl sec», nice bath, house is comparatively new. Good barn and chicken house, asking $12.500. term*. No. 13 — EIGHT ACRES. YEAR ROUND ( REEK — 3 bedroom older home in Immaculate condition, large living room, dining room, very modern kitchen, large bathroom with tub and shower, service room. Insulated fruit room, 3 car garage with playroom I above, shop barn, bearing family orchard, $5000 down, make your own term*. In reason, on balance. LISIEN No. 10—DELIGHT VALLEY. 17 ACRES—Year round creek, about 13 acre* tillable, old farm house rented at $45 per month, new 3 room modern house, barn, large chicken house partlv fin ished. di-ep well with jet pump, asking $12.500. easy-term*. Check steering wheel “play” and linkage Farms and Ranches No. 17—SMALL STOCK RANCH. 75 ACRES — Some per manent paMiire. all hut «bout 15 acre* can be cultivated, good « room farm hou»e. 2 car garage, bam «nd chicken house, pre«- Mire water system for household use. live creek. $1 ¡..>00. term». No. IX— IM ACRES, 30 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND — 20 acres In hay crop. Irrigated garden, good D room modern f irm home, wired for range, 2 room guest cottage, lb stanchion barn, sheep abed. 2 chicken hou«es. brooder house, creek and spring*, asking $20,090. term*. No. IB—t? ACRES. 10 ACRES RICH RD ER BOTTOM SOII^ Balance 1« cleared and good pantarr. House Is old but livable. 2 chicken houses almost new garage well water and spring. $X000 with terms. InNATOManeuver May Is Month We will safety-check the following Check foot and park ing brakes Inspect windshield wiper motors and blades Check rear view mirror Inaprct springs and shock absorbers Inspect tires for wear and cuts Check exhaust system for leaks V Check all light* V Inspect horns and horn button Check all glass FREE with each repair job during May George Marksbury (Your Dependable Broker) Real »tale — Insurance Phone 34$ Phone 1027 Cottage Grove, Oregon by 3.000 hospital administrators and department heads from nine western states, Hawaii, Alaska and British Columbia. In four general Hssemblir* and 21 section meeting«, the hospital executives will study current prob- leni* of hospital ndmlnlatration mid seek new mid better ways of inert Ing the public's hospital need*. StreM will !»• luid <>n ndmlni»- I P enney ’ s ! aiwavî »i«H trntlvc and profnnalonal relation ships, adequate nursing, tní,r•, *'•- flclent hoiioekrcping, problems of small hospital«, emergency medi- cal cure, trend« Io hospilttl care «nd a dietetic workshop. Outstanding hospital leader« of the nation, including Di Anthony J. J. Rourke, pie»id<n'. of Hi*’ American Hospital Aaaoclation, vs ill pat III ipatv m . ........ invention 1952 summer dress CARNIVAL OUAiiDq waren paurrntt all nitriti of Kmart new cottane in our u'ondorful Garnirai collection! Cottons Cottons COTTONS Mr. and Mm. Philip Sanford, son Rodney and daughter Phyllis of Redmond were week end visi tors at the home- of Mrs. San ford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Thomas. Mm. Howard Beagle recently received announcement of her first great-grandson A son was born to Mr. and Mm. Charles Cor nell of Merced, Calif., April 24. The baby has been named Charles Leon and weighed eight pounds and four ounces. The Past Matron's club meets with Mm Sherman Oxlard Mon day. May 12. at 1:30 p.m. daughter, Sharon Kay. was born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- bert Daugherty of Portland., Mm. Joe Young has returned from a trip to Washington where she visited her daughter, Mrs. W. R Gillis, and family in Pasco and her son. J. R. Young and family in Paulsbo. Those attending the annual Ore gon Baptist Convention being held in Roseburg this week are: Mrs. W. C. Martin, Mrs. Karl Mills, Miss Lena Zendron, Rev Wm. W. Sutterlin. Others are planning to attend some of the evening ses- sions. The young people plan to attend Wednesday night for the youth program. 90 Richard Tank went to Linfield Friday to inspect Linfield college during visitation day. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tank drove up for him Sunday. Silky>amootli cotion broadcloth with more-money detail« like fagotling, applique, lavish em broidery, contrast trims ... in Albert Martin, student at the University of Oregon was home I over the week end and had as his guests, Douglas Clemente and Bruee Springbitt, two other «tu । dents at the University. navy, vivid tone«, pastels! Woven gingbarna and chambrays in deep-toned or pastel plaids Mrs. Kenneth Ottinger and four children drove to Crescent City. Calif-. Friday returning Sunday evening. They visited Mr. Ottinger and were guests at the Reuben Huff home, cousin of Mrs. Ottin ger. __ _____ No. 20—209 ACRES. 24 ACRES IRRIGATED — About «5 acre* needed to permanent pasture, owner «tate* about $5000 worth of timber, 5 room modern house, bsrn and chicken house. About M0 bead al ewe« and lamb*, all farm equipment and irrigation pipe and pump included In «ale. $21,000. III Main Cottage Grow hospital will be represented nt the 22nd annual convention of the Association of Western Hospitals in Sail Francis co May 12-15 by Fred U Monia, administrator. The convention will tie attended liwight <Doc) Near, who re- rontly returned from the Korean front as an army captain was the guest speaker at the Lions club meeting on May 1st Near, who was calk'd from civilian life here about seventeen months ago, re sumed his position with the Floyd Git hens Motors on the same date. "Doc” was alerted for Korea on December 24. 1951 and landed then« in January of 1952 He was with the 24th Division Answer ing a few previous questions as to what Korea was like. Near said the ten.itn looked just like a wall and was so mountainous that fighting was difficult. "Here the mountain ranges run north and south; in Korea they run every direction, The peninsula is 51-1 miles ling and 212 miles wide at the wide* point. The division be- tween north and south Korea is an imaginary line." hi« said. Near thought he knew what the U. N. troops were fighting for in Korea, in answer to an other previous question stated the action of the United States on _ _ — June 25. 1950 at the time South Korea was invaded was a sur- f Mnn LUCUl HI UH UCI VC«) i prise to Russia. The six'aker said tie felt such action was necessary to stop Russia’s march toward Japan and the Orient. "The present position of the With U. S. Forces In Austria Mainwaring of U. N. troops is on what is known Cpl. Donald Route 1. Box 417, Cottage Grove, as the Wyoming line, with another served with the "Groen" aggres line twelve miles to the rear sor force in Exercise Avalanche, known as the Kansas line. The th»« U.S.-French Army maneuver Chinese troops often dig in 25 recently held high tn th»« Austrian to 30 feet deep as compared with five to six feet on the U. N. line, Alps. he said. "Since the Armistice, the It was one of the first of sev North Korean army consisting eral exercises planned to improve mostly of Chinese have been able military cooperation among th»« to build twenty miles of bunkers." North Atlantic Treaty nations. "In recent weeks, activity on His outfit, the 510th Field Artil the Korean front has been con lery battalion, frequently moved fined largely to patrol action, but its 105-mm. howitzers on narrow patrol action can be serious busi roads cut through snow more than ness and frequently means the 20 feet deep. loss of life to one or more of our French jet planes and Alpine soldiers.” Near asserted troops harassed the artillcrymrWt The speaker praised the initial but as the week-long exercise end action of Gen. McArthur in the ed the battalion had emplaced its early Korean fighting and said guns in positions looking down on he thought that the aim of Mc the approaches to the famed Arl Arthur to eradicate communism berg Pass. in that section was commendable. Mainwaring entered theArmy in November. 1950 and is serving as a reconnoissance sergeant in Bat Dam Tender Home tery' C of the 510th. In civilian life he attended Offered for Sale Brownsville I Oreg.) high school ' The Portland District. Corps of and was later employed by the Engineers, is offering for sale to M A M. Log Co. the highest bidder the former dam tender's residence at the Cottage Herbert Fuller, LI (3) of NAS, Grove reservoir. Patuxent River, Md. is home on Bids will be opened in the of a 30-day leave and is visiting his fice of the district engineer in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Ful Pittock Block. Portland, at 1 pm ler, and his brother and wife, Mr. on May 20. Specifications and bid and Mrs. Ramon Fuller. blanks may bo procured at the office of J. L. Wall, dam tender The residence, of panel con Mr. and Mm. Jack Dillon, form er residents now living at Twin struction with wood pier and post Rocks, visited friends here last foundation, must be removed on week and were overnight guests or before July 15, 1952. The house of Mr. and Mm. Wolff Allen. The is 20 by 50 feet. Dillons were on they way to Cres Mr. and Mrs. Abe Hanks and cent City. Calif., to visit their son Wayne and family. Dillon is Abe Jr. went to Portland over the week end to attend the funeral head filer at a Garibaldi mill. of Mildred Fowler, sister of Mrs. Lewis Hanks. LOOKF No. 13— THREE ACRES. ALL TILLABLE RIA ER LOAM SOIL —3 bedroom house, space for 2 additional bedroom* upstair*, separate dining room, large cement block, service room, »hop and garage, chicken house, fruit trees, will consider $2000 down. Dwight (Doc) Near Tells of Army Life in Korea Hospital Executive To Attend Meeting In San Francisco Mrs. Lorraine Clement of Cot tage Grove is a new secretary in the office at Cottage Grove hos pital. She replaces Mrs. Rosemary Kuhn. or stripes. Sanforiiedt. Misses', junior sites. ^Shrinkage will not aactod 1% HlWr.R ANI» BKTTKR »RENN CARNIVAL!
