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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thurs., April 31, 1955
CG WSCS Ladies
Attend Meeting
At Coquille, 14-15
G. VanNortwick
Airman of Month
Foster AFB, Texas
pairman assigned to the R5th Ord
nance Company, he successfully
completed a five-week course in
leadership, map-readmg and other
military subjects.
A 1953 graduate of Creswell
Union high school. Corporal Hob
bensiefken entered the Army in
June. 1953 and completed basic
training at the Aberdeen Proving
Ground. Md. .He arrived overseas
in December, 1953.
By Mrs. ( ha». Akerblade
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Perkins,
Dr. and Mrs Robert Thomas
Woman's Society of < hristian
of Eugene are the parents of a Moorhead, Minn., visited over the Service, Eugene District, of the
March Airman of the Month
baby boy. Tracy Graham, born weekend with their sister-in-law, Methodist Church, met in Coquille.
April 12. Mrs. Thomas, a former Mrs. Lulu Perkins, and nieces. Oregon, April 14 - 15, the lh»me honors were won by A3/ C Gary
resident, was Bette Thomas before Mrs. Everett Yearous and Mrs. of the conference being "Christ VanNortwick. former resident and
graduate of the local high school,
GRADUATES FROM
her marriage. They have two Melvin Gowing and families.
INFANTRY M HOOL
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hendricks, In Today's Living." Six ladies now at Foster, Texas. He is with
other children, Jame and Robbie.
from
the
local
WSCS
attended
the
the Headquarters Squadron. 450th
FORT BENNING. GA.
Pfc.
Six Cottage Grovers will leave children Jimmy. Karin and Paul, conference.
Fighter Day Wing, and was select
Merril) D. Zilkoski. 20. whose wife.
Sunday for a trip to Honolulu. Mr attended the wedding of Mrs Hen
Luann. lives on Route 1. Creswell,
There was a meeting of the ed from representatives of each
and Mrs. E. R. Husted, Mr and dricks’ brother. Mervin Englund executive committee in the after group at Foster by the Wing
Ore., recently was graduated from
Mrs. Orlo Bagley and Dr. and Mrs. and Shirley Adamson, in the noon followed by a tea served by Character Guidance council at its
The Infantry School at Fort Ben
C. H Kime will drive to San chapel of Lewis and Clark Col the women of the Coquille Society. regular monthly meeting.
ning. Ga.
Francisco where they will take lege, Portland, Friday evening.
The evening session began with
His selection was based on sev
Zilkoski completed the school's
the Pan-American plane for Hono Jimmy was taper lighter and Kar a banquet at 6 30. Mrs E E < one
points, including character,
advanced leaders course.
lulu. May 9 they will leave Hono in passed out packages of rice at district vice president, presided. eral
military courtesy, dress and ap
the reception. Mrs. Hendricks and
The son of Mr and Mrs. K. A.
lulu for home on the Lurline.
children drove up to Estacada Mrs Charles Adamson of Medford pearance, asumption of responsi
Parnell, 1924 Dogwood Dr.. Rose
. Mrg. Howard Conner of Drain Wednesday and visited with her gave an interesting account of the bility. interest in sports, hobbies,
burg. he entered the Army yn
and Mrs. Loren Hibbard visited parents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Eng work of the Wesleyan Service temperance and language, and ef
January 1953 and completed basic
Friday with their parents. Mi. and lund, and brother-in-law and sis Guild. Pictures of the missionary ficiency. Other points considered
training at Fort Camplxdl. Ky.
Mrs. Sam Warren.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wiese work in India were shown by Dr are participation in social activi
A 1952 graduate of Creswell
and
Mrs.
Robert
Peterson,
who
ties.
church
attendance,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis and The Hendricks family returned
High School, he attended the Uni
had
spent
several
years
in
India.
knowledge
of
current
events
and
Jack Hegrenese of the University home Sunday.
versity of Oregon.
of Oregon accompanied the Stan
The Rev. E. C. Bush, pastor of The evening closed with visp'iv intei est in his job.
led
by
Mrs.
A.
E.
Feller,
district
ley Mardens to Seattle Thursday the Free Methodist Church, left
Airman VanNortwick is the
WALLACE MILLER REPORTS
where Mr. Davis and Mr Hegren Monday for Seattle, where he is Spiritual Lite Secretary.
third Airman in a row to win this
ABOARD USS RENSHAW
Schools
Of
.Missions
In
July
ese presented papers at the N. W attending a Ministerial conference
honor from Wing Headquarters.
PACIFIC FLEET
Wallace
Anthropology conference Tit th< of ministers from Oregon, Idaho
Friday morning opened with
As a result of his selection for
E. Miller, seaman, USN, son of
University of Washington. They and Washington.
worship led by the Rev. Donald this outstanding honor he received
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins E. Miller
Campbell of Coquille Methodist a 3-day pass, eight passes to Freis
also visited at the home of Mrs
Church This was followed by re theatre. 10 free games at the Vic
W. F. Kipple, Marysville, and W
ports of several committees. Mrs. toria Bowling Center, was a guest
F. Kipple Jr. in Seattle, returning
O. P Taylor, district Promotion of Colonel Frank L. Dunn, com
home Sunday.
i
Secretary, told of the two Schools mander of Foster, at a luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanks and
Five Cottage Grove boys ar
of Missions to lie held this coming of the Rotary club and will be in rived home Tuesday of last week
son Stevie are in Santa Paula,
July, one at Camp Magruder and terviewed over Radio Station after completing basic training
Calif., on a two week’s vacation
the other on the campus at Ash- J KNAL. He will also lie a member at Park AFB in California. They
visiting the Jack Montieth family
land. The theme of Ixith schools of the colonel's party during th«' had all attended high school to
They will stop in San Francisco
i will be “Crown Thy God With next wing review.
to visit Mrs. Hanks’ sister. Mrs
gether and four graduated in the
I Brotherhood.” The goal is to have
L. J. Trobock, on the way home.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. , class of '54, Gary Davis graduated
The Eugene Mineral club show at least one woman from each John
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beach, Gar
VanNortwick, formerly of from Ferndale, Calif., high school.
net. Rex and Vernon, took ad held at the county fairgrounds on Society in Oregon pi esent at one Cottage Grove, now of Eugene,
Those enjoying a few days leave
vantage Of the two-day school April 1(5 and 17 was attended by of the schools.
and grandson of Mr and Mrs. F. before reporting to technical
holiday last week and tlew to In approximately 4500 people. In
Very interesting reports were B. VanNortwick, Cottage Grove. schools for further training are
glewood Calif., where they visi the guest liook there were repre given by the five sub-district presi He is assigned to the Budget and pictured above, left to right: A3 c
ted relatives of Beach, the D'slie sentatives from eight states reg dents.
K e n n e t h Kulm. A3 c (’oral
Accounting office at Foster.
when you type on a
Ratley family Highlights of th< ir istered as well as guests from “For The Living Of These Day»”
Broughton, A3 c Richard Frambes,
Canada
and
Alaska
A
door
prize,
trip were visiting the circus train
A3
c
Garry
Davis
and
A3
c
Ray
Mrs.
Wayne
Stauffer.
Eugene
ing headquarters in the foothills which was a tumbler made and district, Secretary of Christian
Coleman. ¿Ml were in Flight 39.
of San Fernando Valley and view donated by O. G Sullivan. Eugene, Social Relations, s|x>ke in her very ■ Cancer Fund Drive
Kulm, son of Mr and Mrs. Art
was
won
by
a
Crater
Lake
resi
ing the Oceanarium, one of the
interesting manner, the title of
(Continued fiorn Page One)
Kulm. Bennett Creek, and Davis,
world's largest aquariums. The dent.
First Award Cup was won by her talk being "For The Living with a "lights-on" intermission son of Mr .and Mrs. Ray Davis,
Beach family attended church in
of These Days." She said, "We
Mount View, report to Keesler
Inglewood Sunday morning and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pilkengton, should pledge ourselves to do our Saturday night.
AFB, Biloxi. Miss., for technical
were home in time to attend eve Victor Valley, Calif., for then en tasks and fill our offices as we
A film will be shown to the training in air traffic control and
ning services in Cottage Grove. try of an onyx set of dishes. Sec never had before.”
Lions club at noon Thursday at warning; Broughton, son of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris, ond Award Cup was presented to
The afternoon worship was given the Elks club ballroom. Mrs. Dar
former residents, are moving back Mr. and Mrs. Art Johnson of Al by Mrs. C. E. Britjon. president win Gillispie, Eugene Educational and Mrs. Coral Broughton. Ken-
ady Lane, reports to Lowry AFB,
bany.
Third
Award
was
taken
by
to Cottage Grove from Port Or
Director of Lane County American
Mr and Mrs. O. G. Sullivan of of the Umjxpia sub-district A Cancer Society, will lx- on hand Denver, Colo., to study photogra
ford.
Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Anna Houser spent the Eugene. Fourth place award went beautiful solo, "Beside the Still to answer question® and explain phy;
Frank Coleman. Kenady Lane,
Easter weekend in Eugene with to L. H Kai lee of Springfield, who Waters,” was sung by Mrs. Dick the need for regular chest X-rays goes to Scott Field at Belleville,
■
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr was the eldest member of the Sorg.
Mrs. George Blinkhorn. Confer twice a year. "Warning Shadow," Ill., to train for radio and radar
¡club, being 91 years old. Fifth
and Mrs. Harold Houser
Secretary of Promotion, dis the film, is a true documentary maintainance, and Frambes will
Mrs. E. B. Perry of Seattle visi Award Cup was given to Mr. and ence
cussed the different projects of of the first surgeon who perform- train in A&E Meeh., at Amarillo
ted here last week with her daugh Mrs. Harry Keller of Bend.
1 ed a lung cancer operation in 1933.
Among those present from Cot the conference. They ire Migrant Both he and his patient, now com AFB, Amarillo, Texas, after a
ter and family, the Rev. and Mi
few days’ visit in Cottage Grove
work, the Methodist Home. Youth
E. C. Bush. She returned to her tage Grove were Messrs, and and Student Travel. Scholarships pletely well, apfxar in this film, and at Florence with his family,
home Sunday. Mrs. Perry's hus Mmes L. W Lemert. John White, and Lenten Community Center.
• Not only full size keyboard so
urging frequent X-ray examina- the King Wilsons, formerly of this
band is a retired Free Methodist Ben Chilson. Fred Mills, Boh Ran-
> on
'nd stressing the fact that city.
that it's easy to learn touch-typing
The
highlight
of
the
meeting
! dall, John Odom, Howard Taylor
minister.
his type is cut able in over half
— but now Page Gage, that takes
Mrs. James Tedford returned Paul O. Miller, Roy Geer and was the missionary talk on India, the cases if discovered early
the guesswork out of page-end typ
home Monday after a two weeks' daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. by Miss Laura Heist, a returned enough.
HOBBENS1EFKEN KEI EXT
ing! Watch your marks go up.
vacation spent in Salem and Port Harold Aheene, and grandchildren. missionary.
ARMY GRADlATE
An
impressive
candlelight
pledge
There
will
also
lie
a
display
at
land. In Salem she visited her Farrys, Chad apd Craig. Mr. and service was held at which time the Lions Club Home Show at
MUNICH. GERMANY
Cpl.
Only $20.00—$1.25 a week
brother and sister-in-law, Mi and Mrs. Roger Braswell and son and the Eugene district pledged $13, .the Pioneer Park (former Eugene Dean W. Hobbensiefken, son of
Mrs. O. H. Goff, and in Portland, Mrs. C. H. Shipp from Fresno,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Hobbensief-
Fair
grounds)
by
the
Lane
Co.
। 342 to missions.
at the home of her son and daugh Calif.
( ken. Route 2, Creswell, Oreg., re
The new officers were installed ACS.
The next meeting of the Eueene
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
cently was graduated from the
at the close of the afternoon by
Mineral
club
will
be
held
at
Con
Seventh Army Non-Commissioned
Tedford.
Mrs
Pascal
Peek,
vice
president
C. G. Sentinel
don
hall,
Room
105.
May
4
Dr.
Mrs. R E Neely, Grants Pass
bridge, Roy Puckett and Charles Officer Academy in Munich, Ger-
of
the
Oregon
Conference.
Bressler
will
lx'
the
guest
speaker
116
N,
6th
Ph. 5‘
spent Saturday and Sunday here
-
many.
Akerblade
attended
from
Cottage
Mmes L< ■ (’• oley. Earl Puder-
1 A carburetor and ignition re
with her daughter, Miss Janice and will show colored slides. The I baugh,
Boyd Allen, Archie Ash- (¡rove.
I public is invited.
SOCIETY
4500 People Attend
Mineral Club Show
of Route 1. Box 490. and husband
of the former Miss Marian L. ।
Siedel, all of Cottage Grove, re
ported in March aboard the I SS
Renshaw, a high speed, anti-sub
marine escort destroyer, for duty
in the Operations Department.
Before entering the Navy in
fiecember 1952. Miller attended
Cottage Grove Union High School,
and was employed by Miller Bros..
Logging Company.
raln The simulated use of atomic
w< apons will be one of the con
ditions of the exercise.
Hill, whose wife. Renate, is now
living at Fort Lewis, is a platoon
-ergeant in the Ambulance Com-
panv of the 2d Infantry Divisions
Medical Battalion. He has been
in the Anny since 1949.
PARTICIPATES IN
EXERCISE APPLEJACK
FORT LEWIS
Sergeant First
Class Jack D. Hill. 23. son of Lyle
Hill. Drain, Ore., is among 26.000
soldiers slated to participate in
Exercise Apple Jack during May
at the Yakima Firing Center near
Fort Lewis, Wash.
Apple Jack will teach the ef
ficiency of infantry and support
units in mountains and desert ter-
Bill Vertrees
(Continued from Page One)
Elliott, superintendent of Oakridge
schools.
The group of 34 young people
ind three adult leaders from Ore
gon. Washington and British Col
umbia. will travel on a chartered
bus. leaving Spokane July 8 and
returning August 3. Their itiner
ary is planned so that the "roup
will visit all i' a ■ - of outstand
ing interest both going to New
York and on the return trip.
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