THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019
COMMUNITY
THE CHRONICLE — 3
City Council Work
Session
The City Council will hold
its monthly work session on
Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 in the
McCluskey Chambers of City
Hall beginning at 6 p.m.
The City of Creswell is look-
ing for interested citizens to fi ll
various positions on boards
and committees beginning in
January of 2020. Applications
for the following positions can
be accessed at www.ci.cre-
swell.or.us or at City Hall.
Positions available are: Budget
Committee (3 positions); Water
Rate Advisor y Committee
(3 positions); and Park/Tree
Advisory Board (1 position).
Please submit your applica-
tion to the City Recorder at City
Hall. Interviews will be held in
November.
Annual Halloween FRN donors help families
Costume Party
write success stories
Sat. October 26th
7pm -Closing
Live Music by The Minors 8 -11pm
Drink Specials
Prizes for Best Costume
Halloween Food Specials 5pm
Open Sun-Thurs 10-10 Fri & Sat 10-Midnight • 13 N. Front St., Creswell • 541 -895-2002
CRESWELL – During a fundraiser dinner held Oct. 18 in the Creswell High
School commons, guest speaker Elizabeth Harter, at left, of Creswell, shares
her family’s experiences utilizing respite care, preschool and parenting
classes through the Creswell Family Relief Nursery, a satellite of FRN of
Cottage Grove, which works to prevent child abuse and neglect by building
on families’ strengths while shoring up weaknesses. At right, Harter draws
a raffl e winner’s name from a bowl held by FRN director of programs Crystal
Morrison, left, during the dinner. The event, which featured a Silent Auction,
Taco Bar buffet, Dessert Dash, raffl e, an educational slideshow and live
music by student musicians, raised about $11,000 to support FRN, reported
executive director Peggy Whalen. GINI DAVIS/THE CHRONICLE