The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 07, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur»., Jan. 7, 1954
World Tour Shown
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' Mill Employees
Dance at Dorena
New Year’s Eve
VanSchoiack
Wicks | LongTime Resident
Passed Away Sun.
tbe parents of Mrs Richard ।
\V iCKS.
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Mr. and Mrs Raymond
entertained Mr.
American Official* V Kit
Tryk and Susan
Spain: All tourists attend a bull
By Jeanette Kelly
Walter I.arsen and Judy New | Mrs. Sadie VanSchoiack of 1059
fight in Madrid. Also in Madrid
Ematiche! Aurait 15 1899
Phone 1I67K1
Published «very Thursday at Cottar« Grove. Ore<< n
Year's Eve.
they witnessed a military escort
East Main Street passed away
Entered at Cuttatce Grove Orerò», a« second clan» ma'ter
Word was received in this com- । Sunday at the Cottage Grove hos-
and parade in honor ot American
DORENA— A large group of
Bub«crtpUvU rate«, ctih in advance. Nu «ubacription fur tai« than three month«.
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officials visiting Francisco Franco Booth-Kelly employees and friends munity the later part of last week j pital following a short illness
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In Or eron
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1.50 concerning the leasing of air bases enjoyed New Year’s Eve at the of the death of John Holstrom of Sadie Champion was born Decem­
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Foreign rates on application
in Spain by the United States. community hall where dancing Eugene. He was born in this vi- ber 9, 1866, in Angelica, Wis. She
P iblisher Toledo, Spain, is one of the two was the feature of the evening fol- Cinity and spent most of his youth came west in 1875 with her fath­
W. C. Martin
Advertlulng Manager oldest cities in Europe and the I lowed by a delicious buffet supper, j here.
Jame« Rule«
er, brother and sister, I her mother
News Editor, Phone« 555. 55«. 152 R
Laura Ota n ....
Mr. and Mi’s. Harold Wicks having passed away when she was
Mrs. Ix-e Giles returned to her
Society Editor. Phone« 555. 55«. 501-Y center of high grade steel manu­
Miriam Adkin«
facturing.
home here Tuesday of last week took a trip up the Willamette five I.
Portugal: In Lisbon they saw I after spending the holidays with highway Sunday where they spent
NEWSPAPER
They traveled by emigrant train
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
an enjoyable afternoon in the to Sacramento where they stopped j
castles whicb were built in the relatives at Winters, Calif.
PUBLISHERS
seventh and 14th centuries with
Mrs. l^e Thomason entrained snow.
for three days, then by steamboat j
the same furnishings intact.
Kenneth Bush of Cottage Grove to Portland, Ore., by way of San
Saturday for Oakland, Calif.,
ASSOCIATION
Sintra: Here they visited Es- where she was called by the seri­ and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly and Francisco. They were followed by
Today, as no time before in history, the school teacher is recog­
trilla on the Mediterranean, a fa­ ous illness of a relative. She will Joyce spent Saturday evening at many sharks on this part of the
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
nized as the builder of tomorrow's America! With juvenile delin­
mous tourist resort. From Portu­ visit a sister and husband, Mr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ journey but landed safely in Port­
National Advertising Representative
quency
increasing apace, and foreign ideologies creeping into our
gal short plane stops were made in and Mrs. James Finch and other lowe Johnson.
land where they stopped for two
French West Africa, Liberia and relatives while there.
Wind Causes Power Outage
school books, it is high time that glowing tribute was paid to
Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc
days. They continued on to Eu­
the Gold Coast enroute to the
The high wind of last Saturday gene by train where they lived for 1
The Sunshine Circle of the Row
these patient men and women who instruct our young. Let s
Belgian Congo. At Leopoldville River Valley church received a caused quite a lengthly power out­ a short time, following which their
remember that teachers are human beings, not machines. Let’s
they crossed the Congo river to thank-you note for the gifts they age in the evening when a tree
give them the support and confidence they so richly deserve.
We hope the city council will in the not too distant future Brazzarville in French Equatorial sent "Aunt Fannie," Goude who fell across the line above Culp father took up a homestead on
Mosby creek, east of Cottage
Let's attend PTA meetings and contribute something more than
consider adding fluorine to the city water supply for the Africa.
is now at the home of her daugh­ Creek.
Grove.
children. This community is fortunate in having such fine schools
beneficial effect it may have on our young {»opulation. We Diamond and Gold Mines
Residents of this community are
ter, Mrs Annie Rissue of Cottage
was then cared for by Mr.
applaud their work and their
and outstanding educators,
have never been able to understand why the addition of fluor­ Their next stop was Johannes­ Grove. She stated in her note urged to rememtier the next meet­ and Sadie
Mrs. John England with whom
good American achievements
ing ot the School club. January 8 she made her home until her mar­
ine to water should be an issue, because such an addition burg where they went all through that she had recently been ill.
would be both economical and beneficial and without harm the diamond mine mill and gold Darrel Garoutte returned to his at 8 p m. at the school where an riage to Cage A. VanSchoiack on
to the individual. In fact we can’t see where those who op­ mine mill, the latter being one and home here Saturday after spend- amateur program is to be pre- September 30, 1884. She lived the
a half miles deep. They were told ing several days in a Eugene hos- sented. Franklin Stewart and remainder of her life on Row
pose the addition of fluorine to drinking water have any logi­ that
40 percent of the pital.
Glenn Perkey are the committee river near Cerro Gordo until the
cal argument, because in the sections of the country where of the about
world’s gold comes from Folk Return From Hawaii
in charge and again ask your co-
there is a natural supply of fluorine, the people are just as Johannesburg. Here the native New Year's day dinner guests operation in securing numbers for government bought the property
healthy. The only thing they don’t have is big dental bills mine workers put on dances for at the home of Mrs. Avanellej’he program. If you have talent for the Dorena lake. They then
to 1059 East Main where
because fluorine cuts the tooth decay from 35 to 65 percent, their Sunday’s recreation, each Wicks included her two sons and i lr> any line or know someone who moved
her husband passed away in 1946
according to the best authorities.
tribe being dressed in the native Families: Mr. and Mis. Eston | has, please contact either mem-
Phone 1027
Eight children were born to this
of the committee. Everyone union, six of whom survive: Ray
There is very little tooth decay in spots where natural costumes of which there were Wicks and three children of Cot- i
fluorine abounds, notably in the vicinity of Hereford, Texas. many. They visited the Kruger tage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Richard m welcome and ladies please bring N. of Cottage Grove, Clifford A.
Here the supply seems to be about right, but farther north and Hluehlue national parks where Wicks and baby daughter, who pie
of Eugene, Nona Kelly of Cottage
wild animals are running have just returned from Hawaii
Mrs. Jessie Vining and Pheobe Grove, Lottie Hills of Eugene,
where there appears to be an oversupply the only trouble en­ many
loose, including elephants, lions, where Richard was on duty with spent several days last week in Belle Skelly of Ashland and Arna
countered is motley teeth, but even those who may have the giraffes, zebras, baboons, hyenas, the U. S. Navy, and Mr. and Mrs. i Cottage Grove at the home of
Elfving of Cottage Grove. She is
misfortune to have their teeth discolored have sound teeth hippopotamuses, ostriches, wart William Olsen and family of De­ Mrs. Lilian Doolittle.
also survived by 11 grandchildren;
and this is something that isn't found in western Oregon.
hogs, impalas, buffalos, wilde- light Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Horn have 18 great-grandchildren and several
Authorities say the addition of the proper amount of beasts, water buck and rhinoceros
a nephew from Nebraska visiting nieces and nephews.
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fluorine will cut the tooth decay up to 65 percent, if adminis­ (white and black).
Gandhi. Of special interest here at their home.
Funeral services will be held at
Swazieland and Zululand were were the forts and temples. Next Mrs. Heath Goes to Alaska
tered over a jieriod of time. What is funny to us is that some
Mills Mortuary at 1 30 p.m. Thurs­
of the people who oppose the addition of fluorine to the water very primitive places with natives trip was to Agra to Taj Mahal, a Mrs. Billie Heath will leave by day, January 7, with the Rev. Syd­
in
their
native
costumes,
and
very
plane
for
Alaska
Thursday
even
­
supply do not hesitate to go to the family physician and pay
celebrated mausoleum built of
ney Gaither officiating. Burial will
of that. They also visited white marble. In Calcutta the ing at 6:10 p.m. to be with her I m ? in the local IOOF cemetery.
him for administering some of the new wonder drugs, the ef­ little
Durbin, a resort and farming Buddhist temples and burning husband who is stationed there
fects of which are not as well known as the addition of the country,
and Cape Town and Cape ghats attracted their attention. with the U. S. Army.
chemical to the water supply.
of Good Hope.
At the present time the Teeter's
the cows, monkeys, snakes,
The proper amount of fluorine in the water has the en­ Rhodesia was the next country Here
I>eacocks and pigeons are sacred Creek bridge lias been removed by
dorsement of the American Dental Association, the American of interest where the beautiful and the people very [>oor.
Patrick James Mangan, 19-
the county bridge crew and a new
Medical association and the American Health Society. These Victoria Falls, a mile in length, Slam is known for its beautiful one is being built to replace it. months-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
organizations would not lend endorsement to a product with­ were the main attraction. From Buddhist temples in various colors Your reporter understands that John W. Mangan, Blackbutte
here a jet plane was taken to En­ of mosaic work. In Bangkok the on the completion of this one, the route, passed away at a hospital in
out merit.
tebbe and Kampala.
Browns visited the floating mar­ Rat Creek bridge will then under­ Eugene January 1, 1954, following
See WatilHl and Pigmies
kets, Siamese dancing and boxing, go the same process. This makes a long illness. He was born in Cot­
Special Adult Class
Uganda: Here the equator where it is legal to box by kick­ it very difficult for the school tage Grove June 4, 1953. Besides
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crosses the airlanding strip at En­ ing as well as with their hands busses as they are forced to back his parents he is survived by three
For general wiring needs and
tebbe Airport and cows have horns Generally speaking in Siam the track as are the delivery men for brothers and two sisters: Frank,
System of Higher Education
three feet long. From Unganda people are c 1 e a n, friendly and the local grocery, school teachers Joseph, Timothy, Mary and Con­
General Extension Division, an
and the men riding to work on stance, all at home, and many
they went to Belgian Congo where happy.
Keivinaior Appliances
op|x>rtunity for all interested per­
By Mr». Florence Ericksen
they saw the Watusi (men 7H
Logging of teak wood in Chaing- the busses. Had this taken place other relatives.
sons in the community to study
Phone 68687
Mass of the Angels was held at
feet tall who were in the picture mi was capably done by elephants a week earlier fewer people would
and discuss the many problems of
Our Lady of Per[>etual Help Cath­
CULP CREEK Mr. and Mrs. King Solomon’s Mines); also pig­ using their tusks to pile the logs have been inconvenienced.
family and personal living. Areas
Your correspondent wishes to olic Church, Cottage Grove Mon­
Cecil Patton and baby son spent mies and plateaus (Saucer Lips); for scaling as well as other logging
and topics to be considered in­
thank all who gave her news last day, January 4, at 9 a m. Father
the holidays with their
clude: Influence of Early Child­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ross parents, headwaters of the Nile where purposes. A Life photographer was year and hopes every week will Carl Mai officiated with Smith
hood Period, The Disturbed Child and Mrs. Victor Patton. and Mr. there were over 1000 hippopota- also at Chaingmi taking pictures be as good in the future as this Funeral Chapel in charge. Inter­
muses, 500 crocodiles, lions and of the logging elephants for that
A Social-Political Problem, Ado.
Sunday morning the hillsides many elephants, including a baby magazine and was snapfsai several week was. She will also be glad ment was in Mt. Calvary cemetery
113 N. 7th
lescent Adjustment, Development­
were covered with a blanket of elephant.
times in the Browns’ pictures to take care of your subscription in Eugene.
al Factors in Personal Adjustment,
needs
whatever
they
may
lie.
or
white snow that could be seen in
Kenya: The Browns made a trip Here they had dinner with the
The Effect of Community Disor­
any direction throughout the val­ to Nairobi, Kenya, where they vis­ American Consul and wife, who your ads to be published, announ­
The cook was a good cook’ as
ganization on the Family, CounciL
ley. The men working in the woods ited Aberdaire National paik full arranged the trip into the teak cements, etc.
cooks go; and us cooks go she
ing and Guidance, You Too Are
did not enjoy seeing it quite as of many wild animals and stayed wood forest. A plane t r i p was
went.
'Saki" (H. H. Munro)
Growing Old, Educational Inter­
Wedding Announcements and Invitations — The Sentinel.
much as some of us. Booth-Kelly one night in the Tree Top hotel, made into Lampang, Siam, where
pretation and Family Living From woods crew an1 on a
MARCH
OF
DIMES
vacation
un-
(which
is
built
in
the
top
of
trees.
Chinese Nationalists are trans­
the Cradle to Old Age.
til about February 1.
" 1 W*
People reach the hotel by way of ported from China to Lampany by
In order to provide the utmost
Dale Harvey, who was injured a ladder which is pulled up after way of Burma. In Chaingmi the
service to families in the Cottage in a logging accident sometime
Grove area who are interested in ago, spent the holidays and the them to keep the wild animals government is constructing a I
attending the course, special ar­ week end at his home here. He is from reaching them. At night they building for confiscated illicit
FIGHT
rangements have been made to to return to the Veteran’s hos­ could see the wild animals under opium.
INFANTILE
From Singapore they drove to
permit attendance of husbands pital in Portland this week for the floodlights eating salt under
the hotel.
Malaya and the next stop was the
PARALYSIS
and wives or another family mem- further treatments.
Here they had British soldiers Philippine Islands and Manila,
ber on one registration for non-
Rev. and Mrs. W Kenneth as escorts due to the trouble in where they viewed the buildings
credit.
Brightwell and son Lynn, spent the Mau Mau district. They were destroyed by World War II, the
Fees as authorized for the
New Years in Crescent City, within hearing distance of gun­ rice paddies, farms and saw the
course by the State System of
Calif, visiting their older son and shot of the British soldiers and the world famous bamboo pipe organ.
Higher Education are chargeable his family.
King’s African riflemen who were See Firecracker» Made
on the basis of the three credit
JANUARY 2-31
Service club meets Thursday
The next cities of interest were
hours provided by the course at evening, January 7, at the school controlling the Mau Maus. In this
the rate of $6 per credit hour, if it house and a cordial invitation is place all white settlers carry guns Hong Kong and Kowloon. C hina,
is taken for credit, Registrants extended to all parents of school for their own protection from the where the carving of ivory and
Mau Maus and natives carry teak wood furniture and manufac­
taking the course on a non-credit children to attend.
spears to protect themselves. They turing of rattan products is done.
or listener basis are required to
Mr. and Mi’s. Richard Miller drove through Nyeri and Fort
The manufacturing of firecrack­
pay a fee of $12.
(Alice Weddle), will he honored
Registration may be accom- with a miscellaneous bridal show­ Hall, centers of the Mau Mau ers at Macau was very worth­
while. Here they were guests of
plished at the first session of the er on Friday evening. January 8, trouble.
Doesn’t Cost—It Pays
From Kenya to Anglo Egyptian two Chinese manufacturers, Li &
3 lb. can
course on January 11. Those in­ at the Disston gym. A cordial in­
that pops 2-lb.
Sudan
and
to
Cairo,
Egypt,
where
Fung .Company and Yick Loong j
terested may attend the first class vitation is extended to their
More
h.p.
per
lb.
they visited the sphinx, pyramids. Company a t typical Canton-1
period free of charge
Swift's
Standby cns $ |
friends of Cottage Grove, Culp Mosque of Mohammed Ali, the ba­ Chinese dinners. They also attend­
Further information on this and Creek and Disston to attend.
Lightest per h.p.
G. Northern
zaars
where
they
saw
the
natives
ed
the
11th
Industrial
Exposition
other courses in Cottage Grove
Garden 2 2 s
making silver and gold silk bro- in Hong Kong.
may tie obtained by contacting
Cheapest per h.p.
cade.
After their visit in Hong Kong,
Miss Gertrude Branthover at 774
Pitted
The total flying time in they flew to Japan, Tokyo they
lb-
lb.
Africa from Cape Town to Cairo, found to be a very modern city
the full length of the country, was like the larger cities in the U. S.
3 doz. bag
lb.
14 hours and 25 ,minutes, a dis­ More Buddhist t e i n p I e s and
tance
of
4781
miles.
About
three-
10-lb.
bag
shrines
were
visited
at
Nikko.
FOR SALE: Baled red oat and
lb.
fourths of the trip was made by Next stop was Kyoto and the
gray oat hay. J. W Blackmore
Phene 968.13
jet planes, traveling eight miles American Army post in Otsu
U.S.No. I
lbs.
Phone 1120J1.
Mixed
21-2t|>-22
MOSBY CREEK The Blue Mt. jht minute and approximately where Sgt. Al Graz, husband of
Pauline Graz, niece of the Browns,
lb.
INCOME TAX returns prepared. Assembly of God church member* eight miles high.
Fresh
lb-
was visited. From Kyoto to Osaka
Ellen B. Land. Stewart Build­ held a watch party New Years \ Kit
Eve
at
the
church
and
all
enjoyed
On
to
Jordan
w
hich
is
a
part
and
Honolulu,
the
last
stop
be-1
ing over Pioneer Hardware.
slides from the Philippines. of olii Palestine and Trans Jordan fore returning to Portland.
Sales and Service
Phone 970.
21-2tc-22 movie
Mr and
i
Mrs Jack Fowler of and No Man's Land dividing Jor­
In Honolulu they were met by
Eugene
the
LOST: Black umbrella before
dan and Israel. In Jerusalem and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr
B near they visited Mount of Olives, and Mrs. Bill Sheldon, Billy and
Christmas. Plastic fingergrip Christmas holidays at the
Cochran home
handle. Cal) 891J. Reward
Garden ot Gethsemane, Church of Bobby of Cottage Grove and son-
Mr. and Mrs Pete Ekelund and All Nations, Church of the Holy in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
21-ltp
three children spent New Year's Sepulchre, Stations of the Cross.
A GOOD, 1946 FORD sedan for day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mosque of ( >mar and Church of Ralph Bowles and son Kerry of,
Toppenish, Wash, and all spent
sale. $350. Call 401L. 21-2tc-22
819 No. Lane St.
the Nativity in which the Grotto Christmas together and returned
Vl»lt»
at
Bitkerwfleld
1 Block Behind
;
'manger)
is
located
tn
the
lower
to Portland Deeemlier 29 The
FURNISHED
FOR
Hubert Garven und son, Jerry,
Thrifty Service Station
Browns came to Cottage Grov e
RENT. Inquire at Cottage Grove
Auto Supply, 711 Main
21-ltc went to Bakersfield over the holi­ Jordan river were all points of with the Sheldons for a visit and
Ph. 1031 Anytime
day and Jerry stayed with his sis­ interest.
showed their interesting pictures
33-tfcxx
FOR SALE ^bedroom modern ter, Mrs. Tony Conti.
In Lebanon they visiter! Beirut, to relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Harry Patten and a city on the extreme east end of
house within city limits Fire­
place. Ph 542R.
21-ltc three boys spent New Year's day I the Mediterranean where the larg­
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Lee est American university outside
FOR RENT: \ ry r ice 2*bodroom Mainwaring of Lebanon.
the I'. S is located; also Cedar*
all electric house. Venetian
Mr and Mrs Vergle Bassett
blinds throughout $70 |>er mo entertained a group of friends last <>f Lebanon about UK) miles from
1204 Adams phone 918J 21-ltp Sunday night with a turkey feed Beirut, where timbers for Solo­
mon's temple were secured
In Syria one of the largest
FOR RENT
Small furnished Those enjoying the evening were
Mr and Mrs. Rolland Northway mosques in the world was viaited;
apartment. Elec range and re­
prepared for
frigerator. close in Suitable for and sons, Fred and Ronnie. Mr from there to Damascus, the old­
and
Mis
Frank
Ernrick
and
two
est city in the world.
one. 840 Birch Phone 8861.
Individuals and All Types of Business
sons and Mr and Mrs Glen Roby
The Browns said they thought
21-ltp
and son Alvin, all of Blue Mt.
they had seen dates before but
by:
Visiting over the holidays at the changed their minds when at Bas­
FOR RENT 2-bedroom house,
elec, stove and water heater, Sig Nelson home were their son, ra, Iraq, where 80 percent of the
V B HOYER
water furnished $45 per month l>on, of Corvallis and their son- world's supply is grown. Next
MRS
V B HOYER
in-law
and
daughter,
Mr
and
Mrs.
. Phone 769J Ervin Hansen, 110
country on their ______
, was
itinerary
IVAN C HOYER
16th
21-ltc Meri Fishback of Portland. Their Pakistan and the Mohammedans'
I.OWRY O HOYER
mother's cooking was enjoyed by capital, Karachi, only five years
ail.
old and the newest country with
Fame is what you have taken,
Mr. and Mi’s Raymond Powers i 5,0 oo .(XM) population From Pakis­
Character's what you give:
and three children of Eden Park tan they flew to India.
I 19 S. 6ih — Phone I
When to this truth you waken,
were dinner guests Sunday at the 1‘ltu'e Flower» on Gandhi Grate
34 South 10th st.
Phone 47
Then you begin to live
Free
Delivery
home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel
In New Delhi, India's capital,
—Havard Talor Mosby.
i they placed flower* on grave of
The Cottage Grove Sentinel
A Tribute to
OUR SCHOOL TEACHERS!
Saving a Dental Bill
We Salute Our Town!
LINCOLN-MERCURY, me
Low Cost Servant
Patrick Mangan
Culp Creek Has
Snow Sunday, 3rd
Steers Electric
& Refrigeration
INVENTORY
SPECIALS
INVENTORY
SPECIALS
YOUR TITAN
Too Late to Classify
Blue Mt. Church
Holds Watch Party
TITAN .
Power Saws
Roto-Hoe
Garden Tillers
Chezem Saw Shop
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