The Chronicle : Creswell & Cottage Grove. (Creswell, Ore.) 2019-current, April 09, 2020, Page 5, Image 5

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    THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2020
community
Church directory
BETHEL MISSIONARY
BAPTIST
303 Oregon Ave.
541-292-7168
Pastor Bo Shrum
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
805 S. Front St.
541-895-2937
Pastor Ben Umbel
CHURCH OF CHRIST
380 Kings Row (P.O. Box 365)
541-895-3328
Pastor Doug Allison
creswellchurchofchrist.com
CRESWELL FAITH CENTER
755 S. Front St.
541-895-2535
Pastor Joe Walters
faithcentercres@gmail.com
creswellfaithcenter.com
CRESWELL PRESBYTERIAN
75 S. 4th St.
541-895-3419
Pastor Seth Wheeler
SABBATH FELLOWSHIP
300 N. Mill St.
541-895-3338
DELIGHT VALLEY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
33087 Saginaw Road E.
541-942-7711
Pastor Bob Friend
delightvalleycc@yahoo.com
HILLSIDE
635 Holbrook Lane
541-895-3352
Pastor Brent Murphy
KINGDOM HALL
82546 Pacific Highway
541-895-2136
NEW HOPE BAPTIST
597 S. Front St.
541-895-4436
Senior Pastor Rob Walker
ST. PHILIP BENIZI CATHOLIC
552 Holbrook Lane
541-942-3420
Father John J. Boyle
SPRINGFIELD LUTHERAN
1542 I St.
541-746-2403
Pastor Erik Post
slcanchor@gmail.com
springfieldlutheran.org
Church listings are free. Send listing to info@Chronicle1909.com.
BIBLE TRIVIA
1. Is the book of Micah in the Old or New Testament or neither?
2. From Luke 15, the woman who searched her house with a lantern
was looking for a lost ...? Soul, Child, Bird, Coin
3. In Judges 16, how many locks of hair did Delilah have cut from
the mighty Samson’s head? 1, 3, 5, 7
4. Where were Peter, Andrew and Philip, the fi rst of Jesus’ disci-
ples, from? Zion, Bethel, Hebron, Bethsaida
5. From Genesis 26, who planted crops that were reaped a hundred-
fold? Adam, Isaac, Abraham, Cain
6. How many psalms in the book of Psalms are attributed to
Moses? 1, 5, 34, 74
FAITH / TRIBUTES
THE CHRONICLE — 5
Coronavirus worries
keeping you awake?
Try some stretches in bed
CHRONICLE NEWS SERVICES
Anxiety about the spread of the coro-
navirus is leading to sleepless nights
for some people – and that can result
in even more health problems. Here are
a few stretches that can help calm you
to sleep.
Stretch 1. While lying on your back,
extend your shoulder out as is comfort-
able and lift your hand up as though you
are trying to stop traffic. Then turn your
arm and your hand backward, letting
your little finger be your guide. Let your
little finger land where roughly the No.
7 would be on a clock. Just extend your
shoulder out as is comfortable and bring
your fingers back as is comfortable.
Stretch 2. While lying on your back
on the bed, put your arm in a position
as if showing your muscle to someone.
Just extend your elbow out to the side as
is comfortable for a tricep stretch. From
that position, open your hand up all the
way, extend your elbow to the side as is
comfortable while bringing your thumb
down toward you as is comfortable.
Stretch 3. While you lie on your
back, just extend your shoulder and arm
out as is comfortable, Piller says.
Stretch 4. While you lie on your
back, bring your toes and the inner side
of your foot inward to get a stretch on
the side of the foot. These stretches for
the side of your feet can be done lying
on your side as well, as long as you have
room to bring your foot or feet down
or inward. You also can use a pillow
between your legs to raise your foot so
you can bring your foot or feet down, or
hang your feet over the edge.
DEATH NOTICES
SLAYTER - Roger Eugene
Slayter, 79, of Springfield, died
March 20, 2020.
TERRY - Nina Rene Terry,
78, of Cottage Grove, died
March 26, 2020. Arrangements
by Smith-Lund-Mills Funeral
Chapel in Cottage Grove.
ALFORD - Rita Irene
Alford, 88, of Springfield, died
March 28, 2020. Arrangements
by Andreason’s Cremation &
Burial Services in Springfield.
COLLINS - Milton R.
Collins, 84, of Springfield, died
March 30, 2020. Arrangements
by Andreason’s Cremation &
Burial Service in Springfield.
PARKS - Hattie Ruth Parks,
89, of Cottage Grove, died
April 1, 2020. Arrangements in
the care of Smith-Lund-Mills
Funeral Chapel.
SKINNER - Phyllis A.
Skinner, 88, of Springfield,
d i e d A p r i l 3, 2 0 2 0.
Arrangements by Andreason’s
Cremation & Burial Services
in Springfield.
HOUSER - Ardyce E.
Houser, 87, of Springfield
died April 3. Arrangements
by Andreason’s Cremation &
Burial Services in Springfield
BA L DW I N - C y n t h i a
Loretta Baldwin, 93, of
Drain, died April 6, 2020.
Private Interment at East
Drain Cemetery, in Drain.
Ar rangements by Smith
-Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel.
Richard Stephen Howard
Sept. 11, 1934 - March 27, 2020
Richard Stephen Howard passed away
March 27, 2020. He was born to Stephen
L. Howard and Alice Mildred Rissue in
Cottage Grove on Sept. 11, 1934.
He attended school in Cottage Grove
through the 11th grade, when he decided
going to work was his priority. His kids
were so proud when in 1991 at the age of
56 he returned to education and received
his GED.
On November 14, 1953 he married the
love of his life, Unica Beatres Crawford.
They were married for 66 years. They had
5 children, Sharon Winona, Stephen Dale,
Marion Sidney, Ereena Dee, and Raymond
Timothy.
He owned the Cottage Grove Taxi
service from 1963 – 65. He worked for
Weyerhaeuser Company for 33 years and
retired in 1997. After retiring he started
working at Magnolia Gardens, where he
stayed for 17 years.
He enjoyed bowling and golfing, wood-
working and putting a smile on the face of
those around him.
He was preceded in death by his brother,
David L. Howard, and his grandson,
Anthony Glenn Howard. He is survived by
his sister, Alice Eleanor Coop; wife, Unica;
his children; 14 grandchildren; 10 great
grandchildren; and numerous nephews and
nieces.
He was affiliated with the Cottage Grove
Congregation of Jehovah’s witnesses.
ANSWERS
1) Old; 2) Coin; 3) 7; 4) Bethsaida; 5) Isaac; 6) 1 (Psalm 90)
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2020-21 CRESWELL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL AWARDS
LAST CHANCE TO VOTE!!
BIBLE WORD SEARCH
ANSWERS
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OMMUNITY
C ELEBRATION AND A WARDS B ANQUET
2020 NOMINATION SUBMISSION
The Creswell Chamber of Commerce’s commitment to Creswell is 56 years strong! Our annual banquet is a cele-
bration of the Creswell community and that commitment. The highlights of the evening include presenting awards for
Community Volunteer of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Junior Citizen of the Year, Rose Barker Lifetime Achievement, Business of
the Year, Agri-business of the Year and Educator of the year.
Nominations: Nominations are open to anyone in the Creswell Community Area.
Submit a
Please submit this completed form describing your nominee and why they deserve recognition in the described
Nomination:
category. Category descriptions and previous recognitions are on attached pages. Attach a separate page if
necessary. Note: Junior Citizen of the Year and School Volunteer nominations are handled via a separate
process.
Deadline:
Nominations must be received no later than May 4, 2020 at the Creswell Chamber of Commerce Office.
More
For more information about the Creswell Chamber of Commerce’sAnnual Community Celebration and Awards
Information:
Banquet please call the Chamber Office at 895-4398 or email us at: creswellchamber@gmail.com
Category descriptions and previous recognitions are listed on the attached pages.
Thank you for your participation and nomination.
Select a Nominee Category (one per page)
Business of the Year
Citizen of the Year (individual or group)
Agri-business of the Year
Community Volunteer (individual or group)
Rose Barker Lifetime Achievement
Educator of the Year (individual or group)
Nominee Information
Name:
Phone:
(Please include a contact name if it is a group)
Reasons for nomination:
Please return your nomination submission by Monday, May 4, 2020.
Mail: Creswell Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 577 Creswell, OR 97426
Email: creswellchamber@gmail.com
Junior Citizen
Scholarships
First – $1,000
Runner-up – $500
Money for scholarship recipi-
ents are disbursed directly to the
school or university. Recipients
must provide evidence of enroll-
ment and school contact infor-
mation before distribution.
Deliver completed application
and letters of reference to the
Creswell Chamber of Commerce
by May 4, 2020.
Return via:
Mail: PO Box 577, Creswell, OR,
97426
Email: creswellchamber@
gmail.com
Offi ce (drop off): 95 W Oregon
Ave., Creswell, OR, 97426 (drop
slot available in the door)
APPLICATION CHECK LIST:
* Signed & completed applica-
tion
* Letter of reference from school
staff (teacher, coach, counselor,
administrator, etc.)
* Letter of reference from a
non-school adult (employer,
volunteer coordinator, etc.)
PICK UP YOUR
APPLICATION AT THE
CHAMBER
OR ON ITS WEBSITE