CRESWELL
(Mn. Norman Ska«». reporter, phone Crunwell ÄAS)
M C, Redding and son, Frank
eddlng. were called to Seattle
Ils week by the serious illness ot
eddlng's brother, Ferdinand
adding
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray of De-
spent the week end at their
here.
Mrs. Ona Johnson of Parma,
ho and Mrs. C. J. Jackson of
Jem were here to attend the
ral of their sister, Mrs. Maria
Verson. Miss Leda Everson,
lughter cf Mrs. Everson, of Fort
odge. owa. is also here.
Theta Rho girls will attend the
invention at Cottage Grove Sat-
May and will exemplify ballot-
g. Cars will leave the Odd Fcl-
ws hall at 9:15
The senior class of Creswell
nion High School will present
Ldam’s Evening", a three act
«omedy at the high school gym
nasium Friday evening. April 22.
Bryce I'k'cker, LaVae Griffith.
Wilma Roppy, Alice Denney
Rhodes, anti Vcrla Jean Stott will
he initiated into the National
Honor Society Sat unlay evening,
April 23 at ceremonies at the Os
burn Hotel. Vivian Joiner and
Jeanne Tiedje ate hold over mem
bers.
Word has been received of the
serious injuries suffere«! by Frank
H. Morton In an aœkicnt while
at work at Port land. He has a
badly fractured ikull and other
broken bones and is in the St.
Vincents hospital in Portland.
Morton spent his boyhood in Cres
well and moved to Vancouver
about 30 years ago.
A son. Curtis Neal, was born to
Mr and Mrs. Neal Henderer at
APRIL
i BARGAIN
DAYS
Continued
Until April 30th
the Sacred Heart hospital Sunday.
April 10.
Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler. Mrs Anna
Mae Tipton, and Miss Charlene
Ellis were initiated at Rebekahs
| Wednesday evening. Mrs. R. M
Carpenter, and Mrs
Norman
i Skaggs were elected delegates to
the Rebekah Assembly to be held
at North Bend in May. Mrs. V W
Johnston was elected alternate
Mrs. Skaggs was recommended
for district deputy president,
A representative of the Auto
matic Fire Equipment Co. of
Portland was present at Firemen.'
meeting Tuesday evening am'
showed pictures of fire fighting
equipment. Th«' men mad«' $143 on
the recent dance they sponsored
and the money wdl be used for
more equipment.
The Lions club is planning a
smoker for April 27 at the high
school gymnasium. Several boxing
matches have Ki'n scheduled and
the tumbling classes ami band will
furnish numbers. Pro«'e«'ds will go
toward equipment for the fire de
partment.
Miss Beverly Hancock, recently
chosen wolf girl in the nation
wide search by Al Capp, cartoon
ist for Lil Abner and other Dog
patch characters, is a former.
Crowell girl and graduate of the
local high school with the class
of 1949.
David George Gwyther. son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Gwyther.
and Donald Earl Grousbeck. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grousbeck.
wore baptized at the Presbyterian
church Easter morning
Mrs. Ruth Tipton. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Finden of
Salem, and Delbert Gould of Eu
gen«' were married at the home
of the bride’s sister. Mrs. Glen
Pearson at Salem Friday evening.
April 8.
SOIL EROSION on CULTIVATED LANDS
WILLAMKTTK VALLEY.OREGON
Reg. 254.00
Monitor Refrig-erator
Spec. 199.95
Reg. 79.95
Model Premier Vacuum
With Magic Eye
Spec. 49.95
Reg. 139.30 Spec. 98.95
Perfection Oil Range
With 5 Burners
Reg. 133.95
Spec. 99.95
Reg. 149.95
Spec. 99.95
Wheelbarrow Sprayer .... . ...... ... Reg. 31.25
Spec. 22.95
TwoWheeled Cultivator ........... ... Reg. 12.95
Spec.
Blackitone Wringer Washer
I
With Pump (Floor Model)
...........
ABO Wringer Washer
With Pump
8.95
Hoffman 6 Tube Radio .......... ... Reg. 49.9.5 Spec 34.95
Busy Ironer .............................. .. Reg. 179.95 Spec. 149.95
500 Chick Elec. Brooders.......... . .... Reg. 45.89
Reg. 29.95
500 Chick Oil Brooders .......
Spec. 35.95
... Reg. 87.45
Spec. 64.95
Safeway Oil Stove
Spec. 24.95
$50.00
i
For your old radio on a new
Model 7C64 Admiral FM-AM
Console Radio-Phonograph
As an Added Saving
GREEN’S GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
Green’s Hardware & Supply
Personal Service
Phone 222
Easy Parking
Creswell, Ore.
Concrete Sand, Gravel, Loam, Fill
Rock and Road Material
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Wedding Announcements
Invitations.
The Sentinel.
No Faster Arthritic Pain Relief Known
SAFE . HOSPITAL TESTED
Stops Swelling* Uncorks Joints*Contains
With the Granges
dances in the future. Th«»«' who
< KESWELL GRANGE
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dahl were attend should bring cake or sand
obligated in the first and second wiches for sup|M*r.
Hebron Grange Home Economics
Jegrees at Creswell Grange
Thursday evening and Mr. and club will m«*et at the hall at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Floyd Moon were elected to on Tuesday, Aprll’26. A plant ex
membership and one application change will be the main feature
for membership was presented. of the day. Creswell H. E. C. has
Ralph Rogers. L. J. Quigley and been invited to attend this meet-
E. W. Tohlen were appointed to | Ing, and to tak«> (Hirt in the flower
confer with radio station KORE I exchange.
on market reports. Ralph Crisp
was appointed to investigate sites Everybody’s reading th«' classified
Pages 11 and 15.
for a picnic grounds. Harry
Brown, E.W. Malone, and H. A.
Howe will investigate the cost of
folding chairs to be used in the
hall. After a lengthy discussion it
was voted to favor the Columbia
Valley Authority. April 24-30 was
announced as statewide grange
¡clean-up vyeek Mrs. R. F. Scott,
Mrs. Blanche Gwyther, Mrs. Alice
Taylor, will be in charge of re
freshments for the next meeting.
RADIO RAY
Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal — Electrical Supply
PHONE 444
PHONE 444
HljwOU GOOD LOOKIN’ PEOPLE!!!!
(ALL YOU HOMELY ONES, TOO)
CLIFF AND GEORGE
and
AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY
FOR RHEUMATISM, ARTHRITIS
ROBERTS and DRURY
Discriminating buyers who want the best
Always point to HOTPOINT available here.
Crwnbrrry J«-H>
Il take* I vm «usar In propor-
Hou to fruit Jul«» and I«»» cooking
to make jelly from cranberries
Ui an from most other fruits.
Sand and Gravel Co.
DORENA GRANGE
YOVTH GROl’P NEWS
The Dorena Grange Youth
Group met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway. and
enjoyed a pleasant evening. There
were about 16 present.
Shirley Sherrill won in the
Youth Activities Contest: Bob
Kelly was runner-up. Shirley’s
entry will now be judged in
Pomona Grange, along with others
of the county.
You can sell through the classified
The subject of the Highway
Pages 14 and 15.
Essay Contest this year will be
"Should Driving Training be
Taught in Public Schools.” This
contest will close by June 1 or
before. Youth Group members
should also keep the Canning con
test in mind.
We will start practicing the
first and second degrees in May.
Mrs. Sherrill will arrange the
dates and notify members of the
team.
Mrs. Sherril will try to get the
hall for April 30 for another
youth dance. Refreshments will be
jello, cookies and cocoa.
Most of the evening was spent
in practicing for the April 21
Grange meeting program.
Rosalie Plaisted, reporter
Feel that Drip, drip, drip, DRIP. Yep, we’ve been warn
ing you. You should have had that eavetrough put up
during that good weather. Eavetrough is good on houses
for various reasons, namely:
1. They prevent water from running down
your neck.
2. They protect your posies.
3. They doll up your house — especially,
the ones we put on.
While you are thinking about that eavetrough, don’t for
get, we also carry COMPLETE stocks of PLUMBING,
HEATING, SHEET METAL AND WIRING SUPPLIES.
Also, we have licensed men to Install whatever we sell.
Do that modernizing now with a convenient FHA loan.
Take as long as 36 months to repay.
Aphis CuUlrui
When plant» »rr Infested with
aphids, complete covorsgr with In
seetieide Is necessary tor satlsfac
lory control Cure must ba taken
to apply the aphicide to both sides
ut leaves and steins
Thur«., April $1,
ZUMWALT AND WILLIAMS
SILK CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson,
of Adair Village, near Corvallis,
were week end visitors at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Robinson, returning home
Sunday aftenwon.
Mrs. Rondell Lyons calk'd her
father, R. E. Poynter, from Ket
chikan. Alaska, by long distance
telephone Friday evening advising
of her arrival at Eugene by plane
Thursday morning, with her thre«'
children. Robert. .Rocklin and
Kathy, for a visit. Her husband.
Sergeant Rondel) Lyons is on duty
with the Alaska Communications
Service at Ketchikan.
The school election held Mon
day to vote on the proposition to
exceed the 6rr limitation, carried
unanimously.
Barbara Davis, of Brocton.
Mass., after a week stop over
visit with her sister in New York
city arrived by plane Monday in
Eugene and is a guest of the
Arthur Woolcott family.
The pupils of the district school
and pre-school children of the
community held an Easter CRK
hunt on the school grounds Fri-
day afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Workman.
Jr., of Cottage Grove were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Woolcott.
Mrs. R. E. Poynter returned
home from a two weeks stay with
her mother who has been seriously
ill.
Easter dinner guests at thq
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Over
holser were Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Hooker, of Central View; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Hayes of Lorane: Mr.
and Mrs. Dane Black and children
of Eugene, and the George Over
holser family.
Mrs. Thelma Summers has ac
cepted the position of lower grades
teacher in the district school for
the next term. An upper grades
teacher is yet to be employed.
• G. S. nt Inri. Cofín«* «W». <>ro«»n
April, May nnd Jun«' nrv esjie«'
tally timely months for control of j
Corn I’lckrr
a |M>isotH>us weed, tansy nigwurt.
There Is no safe way to clean
which is making rnpul headway in
its spread from the coastal coun
Knowledge is vs-.ential to fro«’ out or oil a corn picker when It Is
In operation
tics into th«' Willamette valley and ilom William Ellery Channing
southern Oregon.
Following th«' blossom |>eri«id.
control .steps are more expensive
and it is also more difficult to get I
an efk-etlve kill, states Rex Wai
ren, O.SC. extension farih crops
specialist.
B e f o r e blossom appearance,
Warren recommends that tansy ,
ragwort be sprayed with 2.1 D 11«' I
says research by the oSC. ex|icr-
iment slution has shown that
spray applied ut the rut«' of two |
pounds of active' acid p«'r acre will
Producers of
effective One apphealion, how
ever, is seldom enough. After an
application this spiinr Wanin'
suggests spraying the same plot |
next spring since many seeds;
will germinate in th«' meantime.
Following the ap|M*arance of
blossoms, 2,4-D spray is not w-
omme tided. Moro expensive so
dium chlorate or atlacidv applied I
Phone 384R2 — P 0 Box 538
at th«> rat«* of one pountl per gallon |
will be required to obtain a kill
SucecsNors to Horn Sand ami Gravel
after the tansy ragwort plant
fkwvers.
(Miss Dorothy Poynter, reporter)
»These added items are for you to
‘ make this a real “Bargain April.”
Read ’em and let us weep.
Ho» If
Tansy Ragwort
Best Killed in
Spring Season
HEBRON GRANGE NEWS
Tpnight, Friday, April 22, is the
night of the first dance at the
Jfebron Grange hall in a long time.
It is hoped that all grange mem
bers will come and bring their
friends. A large crowd will make
it possible to have more of these
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