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I • T h e Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon C IT Y Thur»., J u ly H, 1954 B R IE F S M r. and Mrs. O. W. Blackm ore and Mrs. L . C. F unk and son. Paul, were dinner guests J u ly 4 a t the home of M r. and M rs. E. F . Blackm ore of Forest Grove L a te r they went to Salem to vis- it L . C. Funk at the hospital. He has improved enough so th a t he is now able to go to the dining room fo r his meals since J u ly 1. Helen Funk returned to C ottage Grove w ith the Blackm ores a fte r spending fo u r weeks at the home Of E. F. Blackm ore. ,te re d the A rm y in A p ril 1953. A ! 1952 graduate o f D ra in U nion 1 high school, he also attended L in fie ld college. Recreation Group To Hear OSC Prof. On Monday July 12 | Mrs. S te w a rt C- Carlson atte n d - I ed a m eeting o f the T B and Ife a l- th Association E xecutive Council at P o rtla n d Jupc 25, The Council made plans f o j loaning an X -ra y u n it to the P o rtla n d Good Sam ar- ita n H ospital to he used fo r ad- m itta n ce X-rays. Mrs. Carlson was accompanied by ■ her daughter Saundra. P FC Tracey Helps ' W ith New School 7TH D IV ., K O R E A — P FC Don ald Tracey o f C ottage Grove, Ore., and o th e r members o f the 7th D i vis io n s 17th In fg n tr y Regim ent re ce n tly helped b u ild a new school i b u ilding fo r K orean ch ild re n in his unit's area. T ra re y, son o f M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Tracey, Route 1, is a gun ner in Company L o f the regi m ent's 3d B a tta lio n , w hich spon sored the school undier the A rm ed Forces Assistance to K orea pro gram. The Cottage Grove soldier en tered the A rm y A p ril 1953 and a r rive d in Kolfea the fo llo w in g Oc tober. The C ottage Grove A rea Recrea tio n com m ittee w ill hold, a m e e t-| ing in the Odd Fellow s h a ll M on day, J u ly 12. The m eeting w ill be called a t 8 p.m. P rof. D im m ick fro m the Oregon S ta te College w ill m ake a ta lk on the e ffe ct A K K IV E A IN P H IL IP P IN E S C L A R K A F B N e w ly a rrive d in o f S tre a m and La ke P o llu tio n on Recreation Developm ent in O re the Philippines to serve a ' to u r of d u ty w ith the U. S. A ir Force gon; M rii. A. H. Downs, Kenady t ...... — - I was A irm a n Second Class R obert I.ane, is 'v e ry pleased over, her In a d d ition B yron Houck says ,G M acrcadv, son o f Mrs. S te rlin g w in n in g a C olum bia bicycle inr th e re are a num ber o f o th e r Very Macready. 443 South T h ird , Cot- Post's Suger p ris p Roy Rogers ' 1 im p o rta n t subjects to come up tage Grove. contest recently. Mrs. M rs, J. S. Crepeau drove back fa m ily before th e co m m itte e and he urges F o llo w in g his a rriv a l overseas, Dpwns won by com pleting the fu s t to New Y ork June 12 to meet a fu ll attendance o f the m em ber A / 2c Macready was assigned to her son arid w ife, M r. and statem ent, " I lik e S ugar C risp ship. A re p o rt w ill be made on the 6207th A ir c ra ft C o n tro l and Mrs Richard Crepeau, when th e y because,” in 25 words or' less and the progress o f se ttin g aside I W a rn in g Squadron at C la rk A ir returned from 'Germany. He has sending in a S ugar C risp boxtop. tra c ts o f land, w t h e C ottage. been stationed in Germany w ith G rove area fo r fu tu re re cre a tio n Force Base, 60 miles BOTTlf of M anila. the A rm ed Forces fo r tw o years M is. Glenn A. Seaman and Chil- ! a l developm ent. Where he met his German born dren o f Syracuse, New Y o rk, are. E n te rin g the’ U. S. A ir Force fo r The com m ittee in its firs t year bride. Mrs. J.'S . Crepeau also vis v is itin g here w ith h e r parents, the firs t tim e in Ju ly 1946, A /2 c o f existence has made considerable ited w ith her sister in N ew •'York bJri'. .and M is. Pearl H a rris. Rela M acready was s ta tio n e d -in Ita ly < O T T A G E (iK O Y E II I « . I I N fllO O L class o f '29 held M th reunion June 2« at W ilson Creek r e - ' d ^ t o p m e n t J f “ a ^ S g ’ area fro m December 1946 to Novem ber the trip . Thg_f<>uple and Mrs. tives who cam«* to see h e r are _ au drove back f rom the cext h w ■ g i and mot her Of iJ n g Roach, erealten area a t CG. Dam. r F am ily y a rtralt ” above p ic tu re s : .seated fro m l i f t : M rs. Frances tteejoe G U L a n d b o H tia n d fT rg rttic rfitiril^ m rth e 1947. goast a rriv in g here ¿ J u ly 4. The M is J A u r a Rowley, M rs Bonnie ItoM -burg; Mrs. K ay (Jan M eranda) Nelson; M rs. E a rl (Bess B a ile y) K ich a n ls, Longview, W ash.; and R at Creek, area, has had out He enlisted in the m ilita r y serv couple w ill make -th e ir home in I >a\is of lx in g Beoch, M r. and M rs. ll»/«-l Y caroiis l.a n ritze n , \ie to r ia . B. <’. s ta n d in g fro m le ft:*G le n A rne. Benny H ubbell, M r y Con- buildings in sta lle d a{ * several ice . on ‘ v ' k h o is'm o st recent to u r in Au- Cottage Grove. M rs M II. B ailey, o f P rin e ville , nie H utchinson — K ingsley, • ■ * Mr», - — lady ■ » Y - ear« iu h ............. - . k . e a n tf gust 1953 (■ B u ffin g - to * n , — M rs. Geneva Shattn<-k B allew , M rs. Frances points around _ Dorena la H is w ife, Mrs. Janet M. M a M r. and- Mrs. Sam M edlock and W e lls Swanson, A lta K e lly, Mrs. Kittle Kos«- .M ef'larnan, H a ro ld C o o le y , Glendale, Dreg., a nil E reell A n - *n cooperation w ith the I.ane cready, and th e ir Uiree-and-one- M r. and M is. Paul D elbert M il children, M r. and Mrs. Vei lan la u f. Tints«- w illi no tow n tliyji-il a re -fro m C o lla g e G rove area. C ounty Recreation «xvmmission, of h a lf m o n jh old son, D avid P a trick, ler called home from Los Angeles Medlock and children, M is. M y rt w hich M ites W icks is a member. are now residing at Secanaba, Ju ly 5 to say th a t they w ill a r Ewine o f P o rtla n d and M r. and has p la n s'-in process fo r the de- M ich. rive in Cottage Grove w ith th e ir Mrs. . AL C a n til and c h ild re n of C. G . Scouts velopm ent o f several o th e r areas W IL L IA M J. H I D S O N (C ontinued tro m Page One) daughters Paula M arie and Pam Seattle, Wash A ll met al (be 'in the S outh Lane and C ottage W illia m J. Hudson. N avy ra d a r- F F C W a llo n P articipâtes ela Ann fo r a week's vacation W a lk e r Union high school fo r tlx* ing o f camp. To cu lm in a te this Grove d istricts. man th ird class, son o f M r. and In Maneuvers about July 11. They w ill stay at F o u rth f o r a turkey picrlic? Gam«;s w orthw hil«* a c tiv ity , a program C o l l a g e Grove H o sp ita l B EP P U , J A P A N . A rm y PFC M rs. John W. Hudson o f B ennett the Paul O. M ille r home at La- w ere pfeyed and a ll joined in sing- w a s 'h e ld on the a fte rn o o n o f the C O M M IS S IO N S G IV E N ! F ra n k W. W alton, 20, son o f Mr. Creek, a rrive d in San Diego, C alif., gin g old tim e humus. , _ .la st-d a y w ith each un it presenting ¿ "W O LF O R D T d M r. and Mrs. • G IA K O S .M E N 1953 Shows Drop „ , , . . . . . and M rs. H om er G. H ungerford, June 24 a fte r eight m onths in the -- ■*— >'— ' — a s tu n t o r s k it. , W illia m W ile y W o lfo rd , YoncaHa, John C. le o n a rd and M e lvin R,)Ute j D ra i o recently par- F a r East aboard the destroyer E n jo yin g a picnic d in n e r-a t th«- Ih e " o |n«-n who mad«* Ihe camp .Mrs. W. C. M a rlin le ft Monday a daughter, B arbara Jean, June L. Gowi mg. members o f the C o t- ¡ „ O peration ^ ¡ „ f a i , , escort USS N aifeh. On operation V p o sta l receipts can be eount- 30, 1954. fo r Wemme, Ore., Io attend a W o Cottage Grove Lake Sm id.ry‘-were |<<>ssibl«- by assistance e ith e r fu ll tage <n-ovp nati.onql g u a rti u n it, |lu , 187, h Vom ba, Flaghoist, the N aifeh provided . . U>’* business b a ro m e te r of men's House p a rty at Arrah- W an Mr. and $frs C. A. llo s in a n and ,,r lM,r* June w e re -th e fo llo w in g received th e ir commissions June Team -S flr s , , ra in in g maneuver protection fo r o u r N avy tra n s B R IS B A N E To M r. and Mi's. th e ir fiv e children; Mr. and Mrs ,*'**’ w orked w ith G irl S«-oul U'e c o m m u n ity it serves, then na camp, which ends F riday. 22, w h ile a t the n a tio n a l g u a r d ; sj nce a rrive d in Japan fro m po rts against th e opposition o f Roy al Atx-ene, Loin Jo and D i n- k ' o«i|>s Mines. George M acready, | business d u rin g the firs t six B ruce E a rl Brisbane, S p rin g fie ld , sum m er cam p a t F t. Lewus, Wash . Korea ,as, 0 ^ 0 ^ , . . “ enemy” submarines. A fte r F lag- a""son, C u rtis Steven, June 30, M r. and Mrs. H ow ard Jenkins nili <’f S utherlin, M r. and Mrs. M ilto n I.evings, L i i t / Guggisberg, m onths o f 1953 was riot as good a n n o u n c e d F irs t L ie u te n a n t j He m a a n n in in Company Company E hoist, the N a ife h journeyed to He is is a a rin rifle e m 1954. as it was cracked up to b e . I n and K i-p ii Roberts, V ir g il, Kenyon, and children and M r. and Mrs. D e rril S a rff. of Dallas, -M r. Thom as E .- F/igle, Company B o f the, team, w hich held the oper H ong Kong. The N a ife h escorted most instances, the 1953* business m il ~ - Loren Hibbard and -children spent Mrs. R obert Woods, T rin a B R O W N — T o M r. and M rs, Commander. • atio n to te st its ta c tic a l e fficiency supply ships e n te rin g the ports of in general is ru n n in g ahead o f the the Fourth Of J u ly at Bend. , R icky. M r. and Mrs. Holier I .Rais- John Ir v in B row n, Eugene, a son, Yokoska. Kobe, and Sasebo in Ja B oth Leonard and G ow ing re - and com bat readiness, same period o f 1954, b u t not so , - 'o r and L lo yd Hosman o f C ottage Ir v in John, J u ly 3, 1954. P riv a te F irs t Class W alton, who pan and In«4ion and Pusan in heje. . •nr i i- - ' . . * eeived a second lie u te na n t com- Mr. and Mrs. P hilip Vincent and Grove M r. »find Mrs S a rff also Korea. W AY To M r. and M rs. F loyd mission and were assigned as pla- wears the P arachutists Badge, en- Q u a r t e-r 1 y re p o rt o f Sam M r. and Mrs. Fred Sederson o f visited his m other, Mrs. N e ll Veateh, postm aster, shows th a t N a th a n W ay, C ottage Grove, a toon leaders, -l^eonard 'had 1,a -, Coos Bay visited at the home o f S a rff. t o t a l receipts o f - t h e . C ottage daughter, A n n e tte Joy, J u ly 3, m e rly been a Sgt. and G ow ing a M r. and Mrs. Ixiren H ibbard last Sgt. F irs t Class. G ow ing had been Grove o ffic e to . b r $31,958.10 fo r 1954. Thursday. - - . F o r the F o u rth of J u ly holiday attached to the firs t C a lva ry in the firs t six m onths o f 1953 as ■ • - ..........fo u r fam ilies met at R ujada fo r D U W E L L = T o M t and M rs, the r e g u la r a rm y -b e fo re joining ~ co tn p a ie tl wiLh $J3.1l)8.79 io f_ tb e Mrs. George H inkle of London an a ll day biiaiic They were M r V e rn o n John Iriivceft, C ottage th e n a tio n a l.g u a rd : firs t six m onths o f 1954. T h is was visited Sunday w ith M r. rid Mrs. and Mrs. G rant Ixn e g rd n , Susan Grove, a son, C a rl I^ o , J u lx 3, , a gain o f ro u g h ly 3.6 p e r cent. 1954. - Sam W arren 7 and Sieve, Mr. and .Mrs. S tew art « * , O N L Y P A V IN G R E M A IN S j In 1952 the receipts am ounted to ' 'C arlson, Chris, Melinda and Satin- . / - $32.668.'9g. H O V E R - T o M r. and M * «hat ^m a in s^ to be done M r. and Mrs. Charles True, , dra, Mr. and Mrs. A rt W einkauf, C edric J lo y e r, C ottage ^ * * 2 r* L e M icky and A ria Kay. ¿Returned' Mike, David a n d'B onnie, and the.; , Receipts o f th e C o tta g e Grove I v ; , n home last Wednesday from a v a - ! fo rtn e r Cottage Grove grade school 1 o ffic e have shown a consistent Grov e, a son, G a ry /W y a tt, J u ly pro je ct is to pave the west ap p ro a ch " staled C ity E ngineer Les cation tr ip to Sequoia and Y oscm -. su p e rin te n d e n t,-M r. and Mrs. E l ; , - ' “ 't" ' gain fo r the past 20 y e a rs -a n d J 953 5, 1954. “ OUR SPECIALTY" N O EXTRA CHARGE C oiner Tuesday. C oiner said th a t’ ite P ark, in C alifornia. mer F le m in g ' and Sandra from I N IT T W O at 'th e G irl S.-unt«' vyiis tjic f ii~st~ tim e a drop^ AVas F li'ini ngs we n- im y tu m p tiwUrttc untm RT T im ” noted and ib is was JUST äTKTTRPT“ . 5*l * î P W , i i MrS a ll the w o rk o n -th e brwige- itself. Grn«+ P, and Mrs. R. E. Howe and weekend guests of the Carlsons. < hi|.jM-wM IU G -J h - o . in —G re m lin P «rt o ffic e was mov«*«i to new J o h n Raym ond (k jo d e ll, Irisston, co n tra cte d by W a ll, B a rta ftl and Sandford, has been completed. a son, A lle n L ír q y , J u ly 6, 1954. fa m ily Of San Diego, C a lif , are In the evening the fam ilies a t- (iru v e ” m asting corn on .th e rob. q u a rte rs, Expert Repairs and Alterations The w hole project should be done v is itin g Mrs. H ow e's-parents, M r . ' tend«-d th e Eugene fire w o rk s d is - ‘ R IC H ;— T o M r. and M rs. C a rl in about tw o w’eeks, he added. and Mrs. M ax B ird. M r. Howe is plays. J. Rich, J r., C ottage Grove, a son. on a 30-day leave fro m the N a v a l ' -------------- Oregon Gets Fed. Aid Cole J., J u ly 6, 1954. — I do not count the hours I spend* accounting o ffire in San Diego. ' A h ra ,.ty m .w o f spor, smen (C o n tin u e d fro m Page One) | In w andering by the sea; They plan to visit the p a re n tr o i w ent fis h im r up th e N o rth l !mp- Q U IC K R E S U L T S F R O M ' The forest is m y loyal friend. B ureau o f P u b lic Roads on the M r. H owe b e a ttle before r e - ; qua 0VM. thc j, , ^ . , u „ . k e|„ , Phone 717 107 N . 7tti St. .T H E C L A S S IF IE D PAG E S L ik e Clod i t ust*th me. sta te highw ays and county-* roads tu rn in g to th e ir ( .aliform »-hom e. 4 ^ ffsh(n>, vv.,s 1„I1S1. ^ hut a go«xf ■ t. ■ T H E S E N T IN E L E m e rso n , w hich com prise the fe d e ra l Forest tim e was had by a ll. Members of L t. Col. and Mrs. A rth u r Gus the p a rly wen* Messrs, and Mm«-s. H ig h w a y System, These funds, tafson w e re weekend guests of J im Roles, Fid—Hoover, and AI lik e the federal aid funds, are M r. and Mrs. G rant Izivegren available fo r c o n tra c tin g as o f M a rtin , also Dale'Sears, J im Hoo June 25. The Gustalsons Were on J u ly 1, 1954. ver and Jim m y Seilz. th e ir way to F o rt P residio in San Th.- H ighw ay D e p a rtm e nt e sti Francisco, C alifornia. mates th a t the e a rly a v a ila b ility M r. and Mrs. M anley C. F u lle r o f the fe d e ra l funds w ill inen-ase M r. and Mrs. H. W. Ixim banl. re tu rn e d fro m a m onth's long b y 'a b o u t $8,000,1 MM) the am ount o f tr ip to the East coast w here they Jr., were recently guests o f Sena- highw ay co n stru ctio n w o rk to lx* tor' Guy C o rd o n 'in " the"*galle^i'^s «he w edding of th e ir son con tra cte d d u rin g 1954, Ife rlx -rl, in M a ryla n d They sperit Of the U nited States Senate. M r. several days in W ashington. 1». and Mrs. Lom bard are now_travel- H ig h schixd g irls w h o attendr*d I ’ C „ vis itin g w ith frie m ls and sight- ing fro m W ashington, D. C a l various limes- lo assist in the, I-IUIIIFI I'lloKt seeing. W hile there th«-> sat in 011 JF’?“ Cottage Grove. d iffe re n t u n its w e re : Darlene the M cC a rth y hearings the day I I E A I H V I'O K C A M P w ith a Adams, B etsy Holmes, Darlene Mrs. N e ll S a rff return«*d home Ix-fore adjournm«-nt. They visited load t i t wood to make a table are, W ilson, R o lx-ifa R ic k a rd and Pat-, Vernon, W ashington's J u ly _ l a fte r visitin g h e r son P e r- , , O M n l fro m le ft |o rig h t, Oarlene M il- si-y Pvnes. They w ere fo rm e rlj r il and w ife in D allas. She- also Monum ent and W ashington’s Ma- son, assistant u n it leader; ( olleen . active in the G irl Scout program . ¿ , visited her sister. M rs. M y rtle sonic . . m . em orial tempk-. . - . a l A . lexan- . . . I . b e rry, ........... rlie n a >• Mae -Gnhrlulson, T ra n s jio rta tio n was ta ke n can* dna. Va.. L incoln N a tio n a l P ark Graham, in Albany. and Harlem* Adams, a s s is ta n t in Indiana where L in co ln was ■ n it leader. The g irls are frum o f h> p riv a te c a r s .o f these and o th e r parents who d id not slay at The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas F u raised as a lx>y,. also his o ld home I n it Four's “ F a iry F o re st." the camp. kuyam a and children D avid, M ary and tomhston«i_,at S p rjn g fte kl, 111. The whole tr ip covered; a pproxi- \ isito rs Praise ( amp A lice and Peter o f M cG regor. • . , . Iowa, a rrive d last Thursday fo r rP ‘ ,,' l> m iles across tlx- Bruce I.ahsbury, Jr., Gene C ults, V is itin g T hree R ive rs Council a v is it w ith her m other. Mrs. A l- ■Arile CalilW'41. D avid Slaton, Ro- president, professumal w orkers, ' ■ ; ;■ . . . ♦ bert A lkin s. A n o th e r daughter ¡Ix -it I >us«*nborry and Raymond and council Day Cam p com m ittee < • * “ . * I W ilder. and family., Mr., and Mrs. F orrest 1 m rrn lx'rs had high praise fo r the Many Help Out W est, 1 M a rcia and C raig, of Coo« t>|x* o f program c a rrie d on the Bay. spent Sunday and Monday Those m a kin g the B row nie lM-autiful (poison oak-ln*«>( liica- a t the A dkins home. The F o u rth t'.in ip program |xissihle were: tion, and the a ttitu d e o f coo,x*ra-r Of Ju ly, M r. and M r s .. Ross A d Mmes G«*orge M cAlpine. F'rede- Turn p re va ilin g at the w hole camp _ B ill H e s s e , chairm an o f the ric k Lafigston, Ix ira n H ibbard. • C redit is due to a ll women aS- kins, ch ild re n G regory. A lan and Pamela Sue o f Eugene, visited Cham ber of Commerce highwav l.iig e n r’ Josh-s. Dwvell M a lslu u y. sisting. es|xx-ially those who do W ith his m o th e r and sisters. The Committ«*e has received w o liT c iiiy A nlauf, D a rre ll. Ik x ih e i. E. J -n o t have daughters in the Scout F ukuyam as w ill v is it at S eattle fro m the I uine county «-omrhissxin-' Fox, Rolx-rt C herry, B yron Theis, o rg anizatidn but who are in tcre st- With his m o th e r and sister and «'is th .it tin- county del in ite h Lester Gates. Ilc n rv Larson. C lar- ed m seeing this wholesome a itiv - fa m ily before re tu rn in g to Iowa, plans oh jMiving the approaches ot eni-e Es|x-se.th. W ilbur* N v x tro n V U y mad«- available in C ollage ------ — R iver Road and alxiut a nule ot Wayne Gates and B ruce Cochran. Grove. ’ M iss B elle B u rk h o ld e r was s the G o w d yville -ro a d . T h is p a v in g ----------- - * —- ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ - — — ------- ------ — —— i guest o f M r. and Mrs. A. A. Lion- proj«*ct,- prom ised, e a rlie r b> , the berger a t A udie’s M o untain Bog '«‘"trinu.ssioners had been in doubt Cabins near .Brightw ood. ’ Oreg , f fo r several weeks Present plans over the F o u rth o f J u ly holidays catl fo r paving lx>th ends o f Rivei She le ft ht?re on J u ly 1. h e r b irth - road to the c ity lim it. Gowdy v die day, and re tu rn e d J u ly 5 . -W h ile l,N“ l w ill be ■paved about a there, she played the M t. Hood , m ile fro m the intersection p i the g o lf course and swam in the o u t- I^ ra n c jx w d ., west. door heated pool a t the clu b house. The Lionbergers are fo r - , m o o T „ * . fJliLRitifv m er C ottage Grove residents and A ° ° have a num ber o f re la tive s here. We wish to th a n k o u r many, friends fo r the kindnesses shown ~i M r. and Mrs. Iz o n a rd B arke- us du rin g th e recent loss o t o u r - m gyer and son, M a rk , o f China home by f i r e Mr. and M rs. Rob Lake, C alif., a rriv e d last Thursday e rt A n la u f and fa m ily . 4 7 -lip fo r a v isit a t the A lb e rt B arke- in e ye r home. Z ip p e r N ote Books The ¿ cn tin cl First Half of 1954 Postal Receipts Show 3.6% Gain ■ IB J H S flURI. ; ■ aM Mr. RAD I ANT CLEANERS DON'T FORGET THE BIG / . Professional Here at County to Start 2 Paving Projects In Section Soon Cottage Grove JULY 10-11 The Cottage Grove Rodeo is one community institution which has gained a wholesome reputation tot clean amusement and is an institution which has stood the test ot time. ViaSSlly B re a k fa s t TASTE TELLS, LADIES! at the Make the Amazing NEW M.C.P. UNCOOKED JAMS! RODEO GROUND • MVI 100% RISK WUIT FLAVOR • NO WORKINO OVU A HOT JTOVl • UH U H FRUIT - OCT MOM JAM starts at 6 a m. ends I I a. rru "ALL YOU C A N EAT" nfy with M.C.P. Jam A Jafly PICTINI ■t . . ~ Adults— $1.00 Children 12 years and under 75c X T ! CoatplHr n r ip n to» bo»)« rooked and i»m> i r f bow brine packed in Ihe M C P. I f recipe fold« you « e l doe« N O T ;«d (am», write M.CJ*. Co.. (i'll W ten« promptly. • I • ★ B reakfast Sat. and Sun. Morning 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. "Eat A ll You Can" this ad sponsored by Githens
