C
CO
COTTAGE
OTT
T A
TT
AG
G E GR
G
GROVE
OV
VE SE
SENTINEL
ENT
N IN
INEL
EL
L N
NOVEMBER
OVEMBER 22, , 2017 3A
Veterans Day thank you
Honoring those in our community who served
Marie Sexton
S K 2
(Petty of-
fi cer 2nd
class E-5),
US Navy
1984-
1994
B o o t
camp Or-
lando Fl.;
MCAS Iwakuni Japan; NSD
Yokosuka Japan; FDGP NAB
Coronado
Arthur Shaw
U . S .
N a v y ,
World War
II. Six-year
veteran
Thomas C. Munroe
U.S. Navy
- SeaBees
R a n k :
UTA-2
Jan.
5,
1956 - Nov.
24, 1959
Kwajalein
Marshal Is-
land, Okinawa, Adak, Alaska.
Lloyd Norman
U.S.Airforce
Gary Sparks
A r m y
M P, 1 9 6 9 -
1971
Ft. Lewis
Walt Scott
A r m y
Sergeant
A p r i l
1968
to
Dec. 1969
1
5
months in
Vietnam
Served
in
25th
Infantry
Division and USARV Special
Troops Detachment. Earned
Combat Infantry Badge and
Purple Heart.
Jeramy Wynn Ritter
Army
Corporal
2004-
2006
Bagh-
dad, Iraq
Army
Infantry,
3rd Infan-
try Squad
desig-
n a t e d
marksman and machine gunner.
Worked alongside Navy Seal
Rangers and other special units.
Was in 50 caliber gunner mis-
sions and 220 missions.
Lee Maier
U . S .
Army, two
years
Vi e t n a m ,
Okinawa
Austin M. Pitcher
Army
M/Sgt.
1942-
1945
Europe
Infantry
rifleman
during
Hurtgen
Forest,
Battle of the Bulge, Remagen
Bridge head fi rst crossing of
Rhine River in Germany. Met
Russians at Fulda River SW of
Berlin
Byron Putman
Army
Rank:
Specialist
E-4
Feb. 2,
2006-May
25, 2010
Colora-
do Springs,
CO,
Ft.
Carson, Iraq — Baghdad area
and Kandahar Province, Af-
ghanistan.
Due to a production error, the above veterans were not properly identifi ed in the Nov.
11 edition of the Sentinel. If we've missed an inproperly identifi ed veteran, please
call (541) 942-3325 and we will continue to correct the error.
Phillip Miller
U.S. Army,
Specialist
E4,
2008-
2011
Iraq veter-
an, disabled
veteran, ex-
pert marks-
man, Combat
action badge.
William Parks
E.N./F.N.,
U.S. Navy
Joe Reeves
Lance Corporal,
U.S. Marine Corps,
1987-89
Fort Sill, Okla.,
U.S.
Artillery
School, Okinawa.
Expert
Rifl e
Medal,
Overseas
Sandra Morris
Lance Cor-
poral, USMC
June 1962
to November
1963
Camp Pend-
leton, Cal.
Sworn into
USMC along-
side brother
Richard W. Raley
U.S.
Army
S p e -
cialist
No-
vember
1986
to June
1991
Fort Jackson, S.C. for Basic
Training; Fort Eustis, VA for
Advanced Initial Training for
Tactical Transport Helicopter
Repairer Training (67T MOS
(Military Occupational Special-
ty)); Fort Lewis, WA with tours
of duty in Honduras/Guatemala
for Humanitarian Missions and
a two-month tour of duty in
Saudi Arabia/Iraq/Kuwait from
Jan. 25, 1991 to March 25, 1991
(during fi rst Gulf War or Desert
Storm). Served in the fi rst Gulf
war (Desert Storm)
Ray Northup
Private, En-
gineer,
U.S.
Marine Corps,
1941-46
San Diego,
Pearl Harbor
Max Koenig
U.S.S.
Princeton
1965-66
Medal
Albert A. Jovanelly
Fred C. Rentz
U . S .
Army
E-4
O c t .
1970 to
Oct. 1973
F t .
L e w -
is, WA, Fort Rucker, Ala., Vin
Long and Can Tho Vietnam, Ft.
Campbell, KY
Crew Chief on Huey with
101st Airborne
Ken Sears
E-5,
US
Navy
1956-1960
Hawaii,
Washington
Electronics
Technician.
E - 4 ,
U.S. Navy,
1973-76
Aboard
U.S.S. Paul
Revere,
classified
and diplo-
matic mis-
sions through 1975
Warren Dale
McGuire
US Ma-
rines, 1st
Marine Di-
vision
PFC
March
1944-March 1946
Landed with fi rst wave of
Marines on Okinawa
Wounded May 21, 1945,
spent 10 months in Navy hos-
pitals
Drinking and Driving: You
Can’t Have It Both Ways.
We are a local Oregon Law firm helping people with
asbestos related cancer claims.
Call us for a FREE INVESTIGATION
into your eligibility for compensation.
1-877-928-9147
333ċ!(/+* !%(ċ+)
Effective immediately,
Cottage Grove Garbage Service
will no longer accept plastics as
recyclable material.
If you are a residential curbside recycler
or a commercial recycler using a cart,
please use the new instructions.
How to Recycle in Cottage Grove
Step 1: All material must be clean – no food residue in glass or tin cans, no
soiled paper or cardboard, no waxed coated cardboard, no lids or caps.
* No plastics.
Step 2: Commingle only these items together in your bin or cart:
• Paper: Phone books, magazines, junk mail, newspaper & box board.
• Tin & Aluminum: Cans and Foil only.
• Cardboard: Flatten & place in or next to bin.
Step 3: Set these items next to the bin or cart:
• Glass: Food and beverage glass only.
• Used engine oil: Must be in leak proof plastic container no larger than
5 quarts. No transmission luid, cooking oil or antifreeze.
Contaminated commingle will be left at the curb.
Drinking and driving is a one-way street to
disaster. Stay on the right track–if you’re
drinking, arrange for a ride; if you’re driving,
stay sober. With so many celebrations during
the holiday season, it’s especially important
to remember your responsibility to yourself,
your family, your friends and your community:
Keep yourself and fellow motorists out of
danger by staying sober behind the wheel.
This message brought to
you by these local
sponsors:
Big Stuff BBQ • Axe & the Fiddle
Emerald Valley Spirits • Hitch Pro Tow
South Lane Wheels • Starfire Lumber
Ray’s Towing - Eugene • South Lane Fire & Rescue
My Party Bus - Eugene • Brandborg Vineyards- Elkton
Cottage Grove Police Department • Lane County Sheriff’s Office
Ryan Hoffstot- Farmer’s Insurance • North Douglas Fire & EMS
Fort Rock Construction • Line X Protection - Eugene
My Boys Pizza - Creswell • Kimwood Corporation
Farmer’s Insurance Cottage Grove • Pinocchio’s Pizza
Quality Inn — Matt Bjornn State Farm Insurance
Cottage Grove Sentinel