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ATTENTION MRS. C. 1 KENT la your Creaweli ■>< wn representative for news and ad- v«>rtl«ing — Her number la Creawell M7. CRESWELL NEWS CKESWKI I.s OWN MMSI’U’EK PAGE Published by The Sentinel. Cottage Grove. Oregon Voters OK Budget; 17 Students Make Creswell to Stay First Honor Roll CRESWELL — The following On Standard Time students of the Creswell Union high school made the first honor Around Town . Mr«. C. I. Kent. Reporter Phon« Ml Honor Society students attend ed the annual banquet and dance at the Erb Memorial Building in Eugene Saturday evening. Those from here were Merrill Zilkoski. Bob Decker. Mary Ann Ziniker, Margery Ziniker, Bruce Belshaw, David Parsons. Leah Sill. Molly- Holt. Raymond Hollemon, Kent Olson and Paula Ehrich. Section Two 20 Pages number m THURSDAY, MAY 8, li»»2 ‘Home Repairs Is Mrs. Frank Quigley Church to Observe Mohawk Squad Avenges Earlier Defeat Extension Theme Elected President Mothers Day llth By Downing Creswell Bulldogs 1-0 (By Dee Bums) Wilks was th«' winning plh’her CRESWELL Th«' Creswell Of Mothers Club Methodist For May 8 Meet church annual Mother’s CROWELL The Mohawk U-1 - ’hitting with 2 for 3. but it came Day services begin with Sunday dlans, smarting from u previous CRESWELL Officers for the school May 11 at 10 a.m. Th«' defeat by the Bulldog«, came back at the wrong time for the Bull* next school year were elected at singing of songs appropriate for in th«' second game played at Mo dogs. th«' May meeting of the Mothers' the occasion will be aceompanh'd hawk May 2 to defeat Creswell Hie. w * h the Bulldog» »econd club Friday. May 2. Mrs. Frank by Cheater C. Walton. Miss H 'len 1-0. The games wa» scoreless un ___ loas ... In eight gnmr». They are to Quigley is the new president; Mrs. Vick and Bernard Walton, violins; play th«' winner of th» Western Arthur Johnson, vie«' president; Ronald Tendick, clarinet and Miss til th«* sixth. Division for the county champion- Creswell took to th«' plate in Mrs. F. G. Harrold, secretary and Jeanne Tiedje, piano. »hip. but n«> place ha» ta en »vt as th«« first, but also went <l«wn in Mrs. Johnny Huston, treasurer. yet It I* to be played Wi-dn«'»- During the ll o’clock servin’ order ns the first three went out Mrs. T. D. Blair and Mrs John day, May 7. Hutchinson were appointed on the all mothers will be recognizt'd and via th«' fly rout«' and Infield. Then presented with coraagcs. A gift M «hawk came to th«' plate to auditing committee. Mrs. Ula Smith’s room won the attendance will also be presented io the old fa«'«' Zilkoakl, but th«'y also went contest for the month, and was est mother present, to the mother out in order. Murrel Olson and his sons of The Bulldogs put men <»n third awarded the use of the record with the largest number of chil 1 the Camas Swale district killed dren present, to the mother ac- and second in the second frame, CRESWEU. The Holt Lumber player. la rattlesnake with nine rattles as companied by her huslmnd and but with two out Wilks, the In- company has »old th«* plyw««al they were cutting brush on their Gifts were presented the teach th«' largest number of children, to dtan pitcher, struck out the bat- place Monday. The snake was lo ers who will not return for next the mother with the youngest baby ‘ (rr Mohawk «Hei not get a man tooling plant adjoining th«' »«w- cated by the family dog. year, and Mrs. A. J. Gabriel, re and to th«> mother with her chil- pag( me second »ack. In the mllf property to the Western Door anti Plywood company of Pm t- tiring president, was presented dren coming the longest distance.' fourth. the »qileezc play land, which has taken possession Eddie Graham and Rosali«' Har with a gift from the club and also A Mother's Day hymn festival flnsh«'«l with ZUktMki on third and put the plant in operation, rold. seniors in the Creswell Union one from her officers. will be held at the 7:45 p.m. hour and Burns nt th«’ plate As it was. 'Hie building was erected nn«I high school, were guests senior A campership of $10.00 was with a special instrumental num- Burns did not lay the ball down «-«lUliifMsl two years ago Th«' Holl week end on the campus of Lin voted to some Girl Scout. ber and a roading by Carol Raml. as he shouhi have, and th«« »coring Lumber company will continue to field college at McMinnville. Both For the program students of threat wus past us Zilkoakl was operate th«’ sawmill, planer anil plan to attend that school. Mrs. G. H. Mawson gave tap danc put out on Burns' error. legging outfit ing numbers with Mrs. R. M. Car Mohawk»' run came after th«' CRESWELL—Funeral services Mrs. Richard Campbell And Mrs. penter accompanying at the piano. third sacker clouted a long triple. for Gladys M. Rogers of Creswell E. W. Hoagland are hostesses for Those taking part were Sandra CRESWELL—The 39th anni the May 13 meeting of the Camas Then Lindaay laid down a bunt were held at the Poole-Larsen Hanson. Karen Simmons, Beverly just to th<> l«'ft of the pitchers Chapel in Eugene Friday after versary of the organizing of the Swale club at the VFW hall. Mawson. Joan Walkup. Janet Pet mound ns Zilkoski could not reach CRESWELL Members of Gl!» noon, May 2. The Creswell East Creswell Civic Improvement club Members are to bring needles. n CRESWELL "The Flame." erson, Peggy Main. Marilyn Land. ern Star chapter and the Creswell was observed Tuesday, April 29 thimbles and scissure for work. documentary color film of the it. Burns came in on it, but c«»uld fry Lodge l<*»F attemk'd the I-a ne Gayle Grousbeck. Karl Mawson, Inui « hanAe on 11 snd bob -‘ounty I< m >F convention at Oak- Grange attended in a body and a with a luncheon at the clubhouse. Helpful hints for picnics and j Nancy Carpenter, Sten Mawson, war in Korea, will be shown at Ml bled it as th«' run scored anti miss- i.dgo Saturday anti brought horn«' large number of other friends The projierty committee' consist camping will be given i for the roll 3 p.m. Sunday. May 18, at th« 1 Olson, Jo Anh«* Lunas. Sharon ing of Mesdames L C. Satter, call. were present. Cmlane school. The Christ Inn, ed the man at fust by a debat the gavel for having the largest Arlene Holt. Sherrill Johnson. W. L Scott and Ethel Harris percentage present M G. Miller Presbyterian anti Assembly of able call. Rev. Frank L. Cook conducted greeted the members and guests Gabriel and Mrs. Quigley Mrs. God churches arc sponsoring the Creswell’s Inst chance for acore of Creswell was d«Tt«^l president. Mrs. Louis Arnold and three the services. Mrs. C. I. Kent sang and served them at a table de presided at the tea. event, which is free of charge cam«' in the top of th«' seventh A convention was planmxi for Oc- ’^feeautiful Isle of Somewhere" and corated with spring flowers and children arrived the last of the Due to th«' increased numlx-r of tober in Eugene. Attending from The film was mad«* by Dr. Bob week to visit with her parents, ‘IBeyond the Sunset” accompanied a large birthday cake made by pupils in the two grade schools Pierce, missionary anti U.N war with n man on third with one out. Creswell were Bertram Reynold', by Mrs. Inez Morrow, organist. Mrs. Scott. A potted hydrangea, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. St. Clair. Mr. no general May Day activities correspondent. It is a »«'quel to but the next man win called out. noble grand; M. M Lxrwvr, l«-«l Private services followed at the a gift of Mrs. F. A. Richardson Arnold plans to come later and were planned, and picnics for the the picture. "38th Parallel,” film and the same with the Inst batter, Mogstnd. J. R Miller. M G Mil they will relocate in this district. Epigene Crematorium. close of the year will be by room ed at the outset of hostilities. It thus the game entil'd with the ler and B. W. John. of California, a former member, Cpl. Francis St. Clair also came Indians on top of a 1-0 »core. CRESWELL A call meeting of groups. was also used in the decorations. home this week by plane from will show front lin«' combat scenes the Creswell Community Fair Two charter members were Korea, called by the illness of his OES TO-VISIT OAKRIDGE and behin«i-t he- lines dévastation. board was held Tuesday evening. •CRESWELL—Plans were made present, Mrs. Dora Martin and father, R. G. St. Ciair. April 29, at the city hall with at the Eastern Star chapter meet Mrs. Minnie Anderson, also one NAZARENE MISSION GROUP ing Thursday evening to visit the honorary member. Mrs. K. B. Mel Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green of W. C. Adams presiding. The dates MEETS AT HARRIS HOME for the fair were announced as Oakridge lodge May 7. The May ton, who were honored and pre Green s Hardware and Supply at- CRESWELL The He«« Mis 15 meeting will be the final one sented with corsages made by tended the k^anquet and evening September 12-13. The carnival sionary chapter of th«' First until the fall. The Rainbow Girls Mrs. J. R. Miller. Mrs. W. D. session of the Oregon Retail Dis that entertained last year has CRESWELL—Girl Scouts an<J Church of the Nazarene of Eu 0t Cottage Grove will be guests Tiedje was in charge of the pre- tributors’ Institute at the Erb been secured, and soliciting for Brownies in the Cottage Grove and gene met Sunday at th«' W. M. advertising in the premium book and will put on their work. Those ^entation. Guests were Mrs An- Memorial Union building on the Creswell areas will observe annual Harris home Present were Ikiris <fh the refreshment committee are me Dickerson, Mrs. Gerald G. University of Oregon campus Sun will soon be umierway. Another Play Day May 10 at the Rod and ‘Pierson, Thelma Hutchins. Pat Mesdames J. T. Kerr. T. H. Burke. Emerson, Mrs. Roy Hanson and day. Mr. Green also atteruied the board meeting will be held May Gun club grounds. Buses will ’Godell, Ruth Barber, Verna Buck. Conan Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Campbell. I leave the Croswell Grad«' school Carolyn Parsons, Carolyn Kitch- breakfast Monday morning at the 29 at 7:30 p.m. Show you love her A short business meeting was Osburn hotel and the morning Leonard Young. at 11 a.m. and registration will be urn, Joyce Thun, chairmat of th«' held with Mrs. Lettie Good pre business session. He has served GRAMiK WILL HEAR at 11:30. Members of each troop group; Marilyn Pierson. Mary with flower* siding. The members were urged for several years as a member of CO. MANAGER ISSUE ' will eat their sack lunches to- Penn. Bonnie Quick, Willa Harris, to vote at the spring primaries the panel of this organization. CRESWELL—Speakers on 1 fhe gether at noon. Milk and ice cream Mrs. Harold Olsen. Mrs. and transportation was solicited county manager plan will be pres- ] will be soki. Quick and Mrs. Phillip Parsons, for those who had no way of get iJoxes wll] t*» placed on the who is the sponsor of the group. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vick, Mr. ent at the Creswell Grange hall and ting to the pells. 8 at --- 8 p.m. The ™QUndg (o receive trash, and all and Mrs W. J. Polson. Mr. and Thursday, ----- - —,, May ------ Mrs. J. M. Walkup told of a re Mrs. H. H. Bro»vn and «iaughteH public is invited. There will also ~re tQ cooperate in keeping the TWO ARE FINED HERE cent visit to the Fairview home Carol Sue; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. be a question and answer pel iod Krounds dean. FOK RECKLESS DRIVING in Salem and told the members Allen. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Clack, The usual Grange session will fol- A public address system will CRESWELL Justice court re that used greeting cards, old mag Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Birdsong and low. be in use for the singing. Songs cords list Carol Stephens of the azines, crochet and knitting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crockett Sr. | ‘are “Our Chalet" and "Cuckoo Mohawk district for reckless driv Corsage*, bouquet*, |*»tted plant*. threads would be welcomed for visited the Dorena Grange Friday Gene Short of Portland visited I use of the residents of the home. evening. A Mother’s Day program recently with his mother, Mrs. burro” song. The presentation of ing, and he was fined $20 with Brown & Haley Chocolate* I Contributions may be left at the was given during the program Leo Netzel, and family. He is a the Juliette Low gifts will follow $10 suspend<xl A)so a minor from with each gift wrapped to repro- Springfield was charged with th«* VFW hall in Eugene. window decorator in his home city. • sent som,. hollday The girls will Mother* Day Card*. hour. ----- -------- ----------- _ _ : same offense with the »am«' fine Mesdames J. V. Birdsong. J. R- them be arranged in groups for and MUg|M . ndt< j $ 1() finv . Miller and F. A. Everson of the Cpl. Charles Blickenstaff is, A family breakfast was served games according to the name tag Arts and Home Economics com home on furlough from the Army at the T. W. Walkup home Sun- receivi'd when they register. Taps Mrs. Leo Nc-tzel celebrated her mittee wall entertain at the May Medical corps base at Aibuquer- day as a last get-together before birthday Sunday in Springfield meeting when the sponsored troop que. New Mexico and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Joyce) will be sung at 3:30 p.m. Her mother, Mrs. Stella Durbin, of Girl Scouts will be guests and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens left for Berkely, Calif. and grandson Larry of Springfield will receive their awards and sup A. A. Blickenstaff. Present were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ------ ( IJ J JU ! accompanied them here for a visit. I ply program numbers. A hobby _______ _ Walkup, G. E. Everson, Mr. and in plaids and plain display will also be a special fea Rev. Gerald G. Emerson, pastor Mrs. David Shoop, Mr. and Mrs. materials for the women. ture. of the local Presbyterian church, F. A. Everson, Mr. and Mrs. Stev-1 Crenwell ----------- Aaaetnbly of God. Rev. Mrs. Dickerson and Mrs. Hanson spent four days this week on a ens and Mr. and Mrs. T. W Walk- : W. R. Davidson, pastor Schedule Also were welcomed as active mem retreat at Menucha, Oreg., with 60 up and daughter Joan. Stevens ■ of services. Sunday school 10:00 bers, and Mrs. Emerson as an other Presbyterian pastors. has a government position in’a.m. A class for every age. You'll MORNING LINE UP • honorary member. entomology at Berkeley. The like it! Sunday morning worship Tiedje For the program Mrs. of gabardine Mrs. W. D. Tiedje was a guest couple have been living at Salem. 11:00 a.m. read an article relative to the of her daughters. Betty and Bar-i ------------ Sunday evening- evangelistic ral- also in prints. part women may and do 1 take in bara, and Mrs. J. -- -- - of -- her The Little Theater club enjoyed ly, 7:30 p.m. M. Black public positions. Mrs. Emerson daughter, Madeline, on the Oregon ' a potluck supper and social eve- Youth service, Sunday evening Pay only a few dollars monthly .1 ______ s over ___ at»!-!«- An »¡I OQ April ♦ hn then gave a talk on her expert- State college campU the! ning Tuesday, 29, at the at 6:30 p.m. A program designed ences while a resident of Colom- week end . for - th_ Mother Mothpr ’s Day r>av ' home of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. John- the John especially for youth. Is yours a one bath home and a two bath family? bia, South America and showed activities. Wednesday evening prayer hour ! »ton. The projects for the sum A stall shower, basin and toilet can he fitted into character dolls and other articles _ ! mer were discussed but no action 7:30 p.m. very small space for very few dollars per month. from that country. W. L. Scott visited relatives at taken. The May meeting will be Enjoy this convenience now . . . and pay out of Past presidents present were Fort Klamath Sunday. Christian Church. Lawrence M. I with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lower. income through our ABC easy credit plan. Let us Mesdames C. I. Kent, J. R. Mil Bixler, pastor. Sunday school at 10 estimate the job now . . . without obligation, of ler, Blanche Gwyther, E. W. Hoag The public is reminded of the Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Everson and am. Ivan Parks, superintondent. course. land, E. C. Coombs, L. A. Whitney dance at Creslane school Friday Mrs. J. M. Walkup accompanied Morning worship at 11 o’clock. and Hazel Joslin. evening, May 9 from 7:30 to 11 by Francis Everson of Eugene Evening service at 8 p.m. p.m. sponsored by the Alpha Nu made a trip to the Fairview home Creswell First Metho«l I»t The annual Juliette Low play chapter of Theta Rho clubs. Tick- in Salem Friday and attended one day has been scheduled for Girl ets are 35 cents each or 50 cents of the classes in music under the Church, Rev. Alexander Haw in outings and piints. Scouts and Brownies of the couu> per couple. On the advertising supervision of Mrs. Robert Stev- thorne. minister. Sunday school ty in Eugene May 10. committee are Donna Hoodenpyle, ens, daughter of ci the Eversons. E’/crsc". 10 a m. Chester C. Walton, super Beverly Brundage, Phyllis Moots Mrs. Stevens then accompanied intendent. Morning worship at 11 and Willa Harris. Members of the the family to Willamina where .."—7^ o'clock, Sermon subject "A Great group will decorate the hall after she and Phil Green, a frequent Command by a Great Mother.” | guest at the Everson home, assist- Anthem by the choir. school hours that day. 6:45 p.m. Prayer for all mo I ed in presenting a program for Parent-Teacher association tor Richard Lewis of the Navy call- ! । the me raic»>.-xaawv.aiw., »y. thers. 7 Fellowship groups. 7:45 ed last week on his grandparents,' the benefit of the scholarship Evening worship service. Monday, 8 p.m. official board Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vick. He was j fund of the high school. Mr. accompanied by a cousin, Everett j Green teaches music in the school meeting. Tuesday, 8 p.m. choir re Lewis, also of the navy. Others there. He alpo sang a contest hearsal. who joined the company here were j number over KEX radio station Creswell Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Harry Lewis of Springfield, । Thursday evening. See the new skid resistant “IJFKSAV ER tubeless tire. Rev. Gerald G. Emerson, minister. Richard's mother; Mrs. Charles Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morn Sizes 6.40x15, 7.10x15; 8.00x15; 7:60x15. Meyers of Springfield, Mr. and PORTLAND MAN CHOSEN ing worship, 11 o’clock. Sermon Mrs. Kenneth Van Nortwick and OREGON CHEST LEADER Jess J. Gard, Portland was subject "God’s Right Hand Man." family of Lynx Hollow and Mr. Westminster Fellowship 7 p.m. and Mrs. H. O. Bennet of Cottage elected president of the Oregon All other *izc* available Chest at the annual meeting of Grove. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Reynolds Creswell, Ore. the board of directors held in Sa Phone 595 Mrs. Effie Hover visited at the lem recently. Gard, who was one visited last week in Portland. Mrs. home of old friends, Mr. and Mrs. of the original incorporators in Harold Plank was in charge of John Miller, near Harrisburg last 1943, has served as first vice presi the Super Keen store during their absence. week. She also attended her home dent during the past year. Harrisburg Rebekah lodge. It was guest night and members were present from Brownsville, Tilla mook, Tangent, Halsey and Al Make Green’s your gift shopping center bany. Mrs. Hover also visited friends at Sheridan for a day. CRESWELL The city budget roil the past six weeks : Mary Ann of $7 344 88 was approved at the I Ziniker. Margery Ziniker. Mary budget election Monday evening | Alice Riddle. Shirley Dunaway, ouoget eieciiu * , mil Dickenson. Evelyn Andrews, at the city hall and also the ncy Simmons Royce Band, water department budget of $10 - ¡Molly Holt. Kathleen Joiner. Fran- 360. At regular session the council ces Lunas. Paula Ehrich. . - - Rosalie also voted to have Creswell re- Harold. Eddie Graham, Erma main on standard time. ' Ehrich. Rosalie Harrold. Eddie The problem of renters leaving ’ Higdon, Raymond Hollemon and town owing for the use of the city ¡Carol DeVault. The second honor roll 15 to 2 water was discuss«?d, and the coun cil voted to have property owners i is composed of Harriet Baarstad, liable for the payment of the ' Bruce Belshaw. Dal« Bates. James water rent. C. R. Mourer was Randall. Merrill iiiikoski. Barbara granted a permit for the building i Holt, Roberta McDonald. Faye of a two bedroom house at the Rogers, Bobbie McCrory. Warren corner of A and Second streets. ! Walker. Dee Burns, Alpha Lee, Clean-up days were set for May- Martha Black. Richard Krotten. Edna Hensen. Paul Hargis. Wilma 17 and 19. Burris. David Parsons, Kent Ol son. Wanda Holt. Ronald Ders- ham and Peggy- Lytle. Services Held 2d For Gladys Rogers Creswell Civic Club Observes 39 ill Year The postponed meeting of th«' Creswell Home Extension Unit will be held Thursday. May 8 at th«> Civic clubhouse with Mrs J. V. Birdsong and Mrs. F. L. De Berry demonstrating "Simple Home Repairs." Members arc to bring hammers, wire cutters and a small block of wood. The noon luncheon is in charge of Mesdames F. E. Vick. W. L Rayburn and F. G. Harrold. 'Th,' clean-up committee «consists of Mesdames Jim Andrews. L A Whitney and J. R. Miller. The new cook books have been printed and will t»' on sale at 75 cent» each. Officers for the next year will be elected. Ten members of the Creswell unit attended the May Festival at the Erb Memorial Union build ing in Eugwne Thursday. May 1. This group also provided the dec orations for the stage and guest table with ' spring'' as the theme. An exhibit table was also ar ranged as a demonstration of some of the work accomplished here during the year. "Meal Planning” was chosen with details worked out for food nutrition and econ omy. The table settings were the courtesy of Green's Hardware and Supply of Creswell. Mrs. F. L DeBerry is the president of the Creswell unit. Holt Lumber Sells Plywood Tool Plant Creswell Churches To Sponsor Film On Korea May 18 Miller Named Head Of County I00F Creswell Fair Set September 12-13 Scouts, Brownies To Have Play Day At Gun Club 10th Greet the Spring With New Merchandise from the MOTHERS DAY Always Creswell Variety Store wher» you get green stamps. Creswell Teen Town Jackets Skirts Blouses Children’s Dresses Join the Crowd and Do the Job YOURSELF Yardage Do that remodeling job now while building materials are plentiful COME IN Inspect our complete line of truck Now in stock for Immediate delivery 3/8 x 4 x 10 Sheetrock HOLLEMON MOTOR CO DON’T FORGET New Hours for Hollemon's Union Oil Service "Your Green Stamp Station for Creswell" - Will be open starting May 1st 7 a.m to 9 p.m. Saturdays 7 a.m. to 6 p.m MOTHER-MAY 11 Real Estate and Insurance The pupils of Ml*. Ula Smith's sixth grade entertained their mothers and grandmothers at a tea at the schoolhouse last Thurs day afternoon. Dainty cards mark ed the places at the table, and each pupil escorted a guest to । her place. Playlets, square dances । and songs made up the program. H. N. Traxler Real Estate - Insurance Your Dependable Agent Telephone 282 Creswell GREEN'S HARDWARE & SUPPLY PERSONAL SERVICE Phone 222 We Give S & II Green Stamps EABY PARKING Creswell, Oregon
