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CRKHW FI.I. Il FA I 11: B S A TT E N T IO N Á M r . . <•. I. K r n l la nur news, a d v rrlla - »iihserlptlon rr p r r a r n lM lH r '» « '« 1 I le i Ih r (' C resw ell a rra . H e r plume la C r ra M rll AA7. Published by T h e S e n tin e l, C o ltu g e ( h o v e , ( Grange Holds Harvest Party CRESWELL NEWS ii, ,;..n Civic Club To Elect New Officers 28th < KKNWEl.f.'M O W N N E W SP A R E R PAG E Couple Celebrates 25th Anniversary Around Town . . . Bulldogs Lose Monroe Game 18 Pages Section Three THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1952 Millers Hold Picnic For Neighbors Here creswell NUMBER » Mr» l Postmaster Urges c . s«tter Mail Box Marking > C RESW ELL A neighborhood presided at the meeting of Honor CRESW ELL At the recent reunion was held Sunday at the < Rebekah Ixxige last Wednesday C RESW ELL W. W. Lower, meeting of the Creswell Civic club home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R Mil- evening In the absence of the loc®l postmaster, says notices were the elect inn ot offliwra was post I C RESW ELL Hie »liver wed Mra. C. I. Krut, Reporter ter, with a picnic dinner served noble grand, Mra. E. D. Cart- sen* earlier in the year to rural C R ESW ELL A harvest party polled until the Octotwr 28 meet ding anniversary of Mr. and Mr». By K e n t Olsen Rhone 6A? around the fireplace in the lawn wright. Following a brief session patrons reminding them of irregu- WM held at the meeting of Crea- lntf Memliera weic urged to px -jIv a n Parks w u observed by a a group of members visited the '«cities having to do with the mail C R R S W E IX — Monroe's team garden. well Grange last Thuraday eve- »[else their right to vote at the ,arK,. P„ln|M, ny re|attvea and The Explorer Scout» and their The Millers have entertained lodge at Cottage Grove. Those boxes. The response has not bsca defeated Creswell 31-0 on the Bull nlng A potluck »upper was follow Nov.mlier I general election T h e ,,„ .lr h,„ ni. „ „ , h<. r ,vpf. girl friend» enjoyed a hay ride dogs' hons- field Friday afternoon. hundreds of people there, but ac- making the trip were Mesdames satisfactory, and a second notice re d hy a short business meeting library committee reported that r(md Sunday, October 5 A total 1 party and a wiener roa»t Saturda; turday Octota-r io. cording to the records kept, this Satter, J. V. Birdsong, H. H. ^ia,s been sent out, he said, 34 WH, , hr , lu(.k | evening at the home of their ad ■ with worthy m ailer Harry II fund» had been received for the Monroe kicked off first but was the latest time of the year Brown, W. J. Polson. Vern Me- ! The law requires that names be I Brown, presiding purchase of n hookm the memory dlnn(.r wllh (h<. nurn,M.r ¡„cress,ng visor, Ralph Crisp. There were 20 Cluskey and C. I. Kent. Canton P’aced on t$e boxes. Many have soon recovered on a fumble. I(p r an out-of-doors affair. dur,„u , h(. „ r(rrn<M,n T hr in the party. Male» »lip» amounting to $2813.• of the la te N e l M a w ,o n A con- made a nonf- and 8ome are on the wrong All thru the first quarter th e : Guests included Mr. and Mrs Hovey, # 4 of Eugene Irlbuikm ,0 the Community Chc.t p„rklt rrr(.,vpd mH„ y lov,.|y glf„ ■ 20 were turned In by the »ale» a gold s,<^ 'be box. During the holi- Bulldogs found it rough going, as ' Olaf Morton and Jeanette of formal presentation of < They were married at Stratton. Recent dinner guests at the |»Up« chairman, Mi». 8. L Dahl wg» voted. five penalties were called against i Newark. Calif., Mrs. Frieda Rich fringed flag to the lodge. A social tUyS' deputy carriers w ill be help ll.wt.HO.» for the October meet- ....... h-V(( ,,v<.(| , CrMW,.1| home of Mr. and Mr». W. W. Mr. and Mrs W W Smith, M ar them, and they got three first of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. time followed the business m eet-: *n« "?,h the service, and name« Lower were Mr». Hannah Okrson lene Smith, Mr. and Mr». George ing arc M M u m « ( H. Harrold. for ^ , . „ 1 yi.Mr„ i on the right side of all boxes would downs to zMonroe's seven. E. F. Johnson, all former neigh- )ng M A Horn. E W Hoagland and Out-of-town relative» Hayes, Mr and Mr» Ih'lliert present of Eugene; Mrs. Oil Torgerson of ___________ _ • speed up distribution of the mail, The second quarter found the to r* of the Millers; Mrs. Rebecca II. S. Joslin of the legi»latlve com were a daughter ami her husband. Rapid City. 8. Dak ; Mrs. Harold Bulldogs doing much better at ; Newhall. Mrs. Minnie Riddle, Mrs. THETA KIIO C U B PLANS Walkley and Ml»» Helen Vick -Mr- Lower stated. mittee. Mr and Mr» Dave Covey, Douglas Rowley of Eugene and Mr». James both offensive and defensive play. ( Lulu Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Vern ENTERTAINMENT M E E T I N O ------------------------ ■W ere appointed on the serving Covey. Lyle Kellogg and two »on» Yarbrough of Klamath Falls, ’I t a as they held the line. A new man. Keahey, present neighbors. Addi- i committee for the October 23 C R ESW ELL Plans were made I and Mr«. J Orth, ol Eugene; Mr. ladle» were daughters of the late who did a good job for his size, j Lional guests for the afternoon at the Theta Rho club meeting j m e e tin g Birthday« of the month BE SURE vÀ Mr«. Sophie Ecklund and were will lie observed Mr». Karl Duyck, and Mr». Glen Park» nnd daugh was Don Stevens, playing half- were Mrs. R. P. Stolsig of Coburg last Thursday evening for an e n -! y0U R former Creswell residents. They i home economic» committee chair* ter: Mr. and Mr». Alton Park» I back and doing part of the run- and Mrs George V. Naderman of tertainment to be held soon, with | CICARETT l ^ p attended >»<»■»■« morning k services at ¡’ man. read her quarterly report. (Itm ttT lt A tan». Bn'1 ,wo «'blldren; Mr. and M r s .," also —“ »*....*.*>» i . iic < ■> nlng During this quarter the^Raiem The latter came to invite Laurel McCluskey, Beverly Brun- i I Forty memliera were listed. of Mends attended the m v u i i m Vogt one child; M r 'he Presbyterian church and Bulldogs made four first downs to Mrs. Miller to play her dulcimer dldlfc. Faye Rodgers. Enid John- IS of frh n ds attended the reception M rf V((g| amJ )wn greeted o)d frl,.n(1, th re Mr» ('. I. Kent, secretary, also ’,j,e Methodist church Sunday Monroe's two and even threatened at the home coming of the Salem ' ston an<l Jean Zilkoski to serve on O U T /z S * ^ ’ read her quarterly report Thi ' children of Albany; Mrs, Louis — the committee. The refreshment Monroe at the half, but Joyner Rebekah Lodge next month . , evening for the pastor and hl» membersh.p total. 202 Thursday. w)fr ,lrv ,ind M r„ Kritnk „ v ,. Vogt and three children and Mr Mra. Ross Godard and children, went over for a touchdown for I ~ committee for the October 23 — - and Mi«. Wayne Vogt and two of Portland, spent several day» Monroe and the conversion made MASONS WILL OBSERVE October 30 at 8 pm . ha» lawn tari». meeting consists of Carol Jackson LKBEP OREGON 6RËËH? here last week and visited her It 13-0 at the half. . scheduled . . . ,. “ Booster N ig h t to F ra n k E , „ („ w„, , children of Lebanon. and Jean Huston. The roll call HOMECOMING NIGHT Mr». Effie Parks, who makes father, Jay P. Kuni, who is a • ••n-m onte. and prcM-nted the f„l- The third quarter still found I (TtESW ELL- -The Masons are response will be brand names be f vlted Members are to bring cake» lowing program numbers: Con- her home here with her son; a I patient at a Eugene hospital, Monroe full of energy to make 1 observing homecoming and Past ginning with “C". ’ nnd cookies for refreshment» Mr» grcgatlnnal singing wllh Miss brother. Glen, and Alton and Lyle four first downs to Creswell's Masters nigh« with a potluck sup- I J V Birdsong. lecturer, was In Jeanne Tiedle. accompanist; greet Kellogg, a son and his wife, were Mrs. H. E Smith left Monday none Monroe also made two per at 6:30 p.m. and a social eve- R ELIEF WORK IS DONE I charge of the following program: ings from Rev Wayne L. David- the only ones present who attend- for her home at Altoona, Pa., af touchdowns, with Frank Scott go- ning for all Masons. Eastern Star BV W ALKER CLUB GROUP I Song hy the gtangc, presentation son of the ed the wedding 25 years ago. ter spending several weeks here ing over for one and Ray Joyner members, their families a n d CRESW ELL — Mrs. A n t o n Assembly of I Of Ml»» Helen Vick of Pomona by with her sister, Mrs. J. M. Black, for the other. Warren Walker did friends. Monday, October 27. will Meyer entertained the Walker church, R e v . < _____ ____________ a-rald G Emerson 1 the master In a harvest stage and brother, J. A. Coleman. She his share of tackling and trying be a regular stated meeting plus Community club last Thursday af and J setting; humorous »»ng In ros- of the Presbyterian church planned to visit other relatives at to run by the ends, but was pulled one candidate for the Master Ma- ternoon. Quilting for ralief work (Tiristlan Itu m e , Mr« Murrel Olsen; fir«, I-. ,M Bixler of the (?hrlstian We are doing some remod Stockton. Calif., enroute. church Vocal solo, ’T-argo." by down sons degree Friday October 31 was done. The October 23 meet I prize to Mr» Olsen for best wo- I eling and rearranging for ing will be at the home of Mrs. Although Creswell tried hard to at 7 p.m. there will be a special Dvorak, was sung by Mrs James 1 man'» costume, first prize to II. A. Cooley accompanied hy Miss C R E S W ELL The C r e s w e l l Mrs. Jennie Matlock, of Canyon make up with Sam Shoaff tackl- meeting for tlx? Fellow Craft R. E. Wright. Present were Mes better display of our | Howe, for best man'« coal time; Tledje; piano solo. "The Butter Civic club Is sponsoring a meeting City, is visiting Mra. H. S. Joslin, ing every other man, and Bob An- degree, dames Maude Clark, V. E. Grous- f k* eating contest won hy Frank fly," by Grieg, Donal (Tnghorn; at the clubhouse Tuesday. October A baby girl weighing 7 pounds, deraon getting carried off the beck, C. E. Walkley, R. E. Wright. I Gardner; poem by Frank E llio t. vocal solo. "There'll Be But One 21. at H p.m. with Mrs. K. E. IS ounces, wss born to Mr. and field. Monroe still found time to C H I'R C irs NEW U N IT Nell Ware, W. C. Adams, Mabel I Cow com m entary, W. W. Smith; Jackson and Frank Zerangue. Song." Mrs Davidson arcom|«nn- Montgomery, president of the Lane I Mrs. Calvin C. Taylor at a Eu- make another touchdown, leaving GETTING I NDEKWAY I tumbling net. Marlene Smith and CRESW ELL — The completion le«l hy Mist Biielah Whiting; County League of Women Voters, gene hospital Thuraday. October Creswell behind 31-0. I Joan Cornwall; hillbilly »kit and anthem by thi- Pr.Tbyt'erlan"rtbed •» *a,‘er Sbc w,n ,alk <>n 9 Shp ha* bcen n«"’< d JoAnne I jfw - u i »« for the of the first floor of the new unit W ESTM INSTER GROUP Also song«. Mrs C C. Hollemon and choir, Mrs A W B a rte l a,c o m ,h “ H measures to be voted on Elizabeth. The Taylors also have as follows; will soon be underway according ELECTS NEW O FFICERS <wo boys The baby Is the second Creswell Mrs E I) Grousbcck Out-of- panvlnii: "On the Jericho R ,,„ l" “ * ,h*' Nov« " » * r 4 election. CRESW ELL—The Westminster Monroe to plans made at the official board Sample ballots will be on hand granddaughter for Mr. and Mra. Ktnslow, | town member« present were Mr. hy C C W a lto n M rs C I Kent e Malcom meeting of the Methodist Churcb Fellowship group of the Presbyter | and Mr« A. E. Elmendorf of Cnt- M rs J E S m ith and Gennm W a,* ° o,hpr material to acquaint H. N. Traxler and is also a grand- Burris e Snyder Monday evening. Definite work ian church has elected the fol | tnge Grove; Mrs Gladys Flower- Roas; response hy Rev Frank B , vo,?ra wl,h ihv l»«Joe. The gen- daughter of A. C. Taylor of Cres- Anderson t Maxwell days will soon be advertised lowing officers for the new church and pr* public Is Invited to attend, well. I day of Drain and L 8 . Ayotte of Vltaris; doxologv Hollemon t year: moderator, Margary Petti- Smith among the members. I Eugene. T h e Vn uth P e lk tu -.k i.- I'hr <'°™mlttcemcn and commit- ---------- — Law-rence g Dake The Youth Fellowship group has john; vice moderator, Royce B ar R .» » B rad fo rd 1. . k 1H„rP “f » ’<• Creswell pre- Mr. and Mrs Leo Cole and G riffith Mra. Olga Freeman will be guest with M ra g Mills purchased a projector to be used tel; clerk, Beverly Brundidge; rs Russ Bradford, advisor, eincts are cooperating. I daughter. Patricia, returned Mon 1 speaker at the meeting of Cres* served coffee, punch and cookies Belshaw c Daugherty at the church services and social treasurer. Myra Mogstad. The day from a vacation trip to Pro Kretten 3 well Grange Thuraday, October In the service room. qb Wilson evenings. Mrs. Ross Bradford is Cottage Grove W. F. group has The Home Economics club ’ v°. Utah, where they visited with Maddy 123. at 8 pm Site will talk on the for girls. hb been invited to meet at Creswell Scott the advisor for this group. brother, Frank Cole, and fam- Stevens I various measures to be voted on October 26. . hb Smith i — ---------------------- Mr. and Mrs. L Dingman have meets T ™ . Tuesday. Octobrr „ 21, - at the bis .. ■ I». d their I heir Drlve.m 1 at the general election The pub* leased Shoaff fb Joyner E Z CLVB CONTINUES D rlw -in restaurant O ” * / » Grange hall. Hostesses Hy. I lie Is Invited The regular Grange on Front street to Mr. and Mrs. are Mrs. Murrel Olsen. Mrs. H. A. Fine line of — CLUB ROOM PROJECT Berge and Mrs Perry Maim Mr. and Mrs. J. O Mortensen of meeting will follow. Mrs. C. C. T a j Cliff l>nerson of Glrnwood. and baby CRESW ELL—The first meet- Weott, Calif., called on Creswell daughter were brought to their of the fall season for the E Z club Green's Hardware and Supply friends last week. They rented home Sunday from a Eugene hoa- i was held Tuesday at the IO O F is erecting a new large lumber their property and moved to Cali P“ al- ball Mrs. R. G. St. Clair presided ' sign in front of their store. fornia a few months ago but said Headquarters for ------------- at the business meeting. Plans they were thinking seriously of ( re s u e ll Assem bly o f G«d: Rev The Roy Peterson family visited’ were made to continue project Halloween needs. Persons In the Cottage Grove W. R. Davidson, pastor. Schedule „ The F I. club meets Monday, returning to Creswell. relatives in Sacramento. Calif., for laying new linoleum in the i and Creswell area are featured In of services Suhday school 10 a m. ' * ' ,<>b<'r 20, with Mrs. Johnny last week. ( club room, and Mrs. C. Scarbrough L H. Francis left laat Wednes 1 a national ad for Dodge Trucks A class Lor every age. You'll like Hu,,,on- — --------- and Mrs. T. A. Bessonette are to day for his home in New York | shown elsewhere In this Issue III Sunday morning worship 11 M r. and Mrs. Arthur Flynn S r ., report as to price and amount City following a months visit -with and Mrs. A. J. Elliot of Bellview, geeded. Due to election day fall- The truck pictured belong» to o'clock. his mother. Mrs. Frances L. Fran- Wash., are visiting at the George ing on the November meeting day Sunday evening evangelistic ral I Vernon Hanson, of C resw ell, NOTICE OF KHERIFV*N SALE <l* , , e P,annp<l t» make business Brandt home and also with Mr. ot the club the group will meet at I trucker for Pete Kulper of Cot- ly. 7 30 pm calls at San Francisco and Los and Mrs. Arthur Flynn Jr. In Eu- the hall on Thursday. November H. A. and Nedra Woolman Yiaith service. Sunday evening I tags* Grove at a logging operation. 1 mi. E. Creswell Angeles enroute. gene. Mrs. Brandt is a daughter 6. for a no-hostess meeting Mr. Kuqier 1» also shown in the nt 6:30 pm . A program designed By virtue of a I>cree of Fore- for youth of the Flynn» and a niece of Mrs. * picture loading the log truck Mr. esjieclnllji Wcdncsday evening prayer hour “ 7 .“h"d “i- N ° r 'clgh Alford I U - of Thun- ' “ Mot- ifanson's picture appears under 7.30 p m. r out of the Circuit Court of the to„ „ »pending a couple of weeks neath. 'S tate of Oregon for I j iiic ( ounty, with u n d e a and nd « .m t M r and ««a with his his uncle aunt, Mr. Mrs. Emily Lockwood arrived The ad features the rough road dated 7th day of October, 1952, in j last week from Cleveland, Ohio, Prasbylerlaa Church, Rev. Ger- a certain suit wherein HERBERT Mrs. Norman Skaggs. treatment taken by Dodge trucks. D O Y O U HAVE A to make her home with her daugh- ('lark's Photo Studio of Cottage Mrs. d e lla Sparks is helping ter, Mrs. Ethel Harris. Grove took the picture. The truck school 10 a m. Mrs. W. O Thom (covered judgment and M O R N IN G LINE U P • decree care for Mrs B Kellogg in the ________ was purchased nt Cecil Beck son. supt. Morning worship 11 r o N ‘ Lndl N E L L IE M K i A M A IF 8A TH OF AN A IC O V I M r Glad>’ Wa,son Walla A. PETER- River Road district ne" near r EuKenP Eugene o'clock Sermon, "Death to a Motors, Cottage Grove. JSED C k O S IT S O N h s w ife ; S d e f e n H a n ^ ; Mrs. Kellogg has been 1 1 1 for some Walla. Wash., and son, Kenneth Christian." the sum of « « 2 12 nhi. /« ' Sh,e4? mo,h<‘r of Mra- Ivan Watson of Fort Bliss. Tex., risit- Patronize Sentinel Advertisers - £ Parks' Of CrMWP»' ( «1 last week with Mrs. Watsons I <’rM Wrm i lhr‘’" ‘“ n P " 1" ^ R/ V ’ he rate of Mfc per annum from, _______ ' u ^ s n j t t a . * 3 5 S ï t i J i . S ' u n i r , : : y t , «j? — « - *■ * « » « a •«< parents, M r. and Mrs. Charles Is yours a one bath home and a two bath family? Wetzel. Kenneth leaves October Intendent Music by junior choir fur,hpr *Ur" >75.00 attorney s daughter, Mary Jane, spent the „ 20 for overseas. He is a radar A stall shower, basin and toilet can be fitted into I I a m Morning worship Evening 2 ? hS '"JX "J,™ ""i* we*,k end with Mrs. Fjnma Hager, man. very small space for very few dollars per month. seivlce at 7 p m. with class for ’ 8 ’ ®3' ‘°« e‘ hcr *„“ h aun‘ of Mrs. Gabriel in Ashland _______ Enjoy this convenience now . . . and pay out o f each age group Young people In Vv-roL,? u ’ i w ?n<’Mî î î i > M r' .and M ” R Jay P - Kunl ^turned to his income through our ABC easy credit plan. Let us charge of devotional*. Adult choir t n(1 th„ fllrlh..r Van home Ust wvek from « Eugene estimate the job n o w . . . without obligation, o f pract ice v ..,„h c - , , p 'r« . ¡ K u ï ï  t t - “ ' O 1 W w ~ a‘ course. at the church per annum from Octo- tlce at 3:30 p.m. ber 31, 1951, for insurance paid, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gowland. of Mrs. Gerald G. Emerson spoke and the further sum of $125.97 Ashland, visited last week with in Portland Sunday at a mission- Bumper Crop. Creawell First Methodist. Rev. with interest thereon at the rate Mr. and M rs G. M. Miller. They ary conference. Frank B. Vltaris, pastor. 11 a.m. ., . |of 8% per annum from June 3. are now visiting with a sister in _______ sermon topic. "The ,952- delinquent taxes paid, and the McKenzie River district. Mrs. The Girl Scout Leaders meeting Ph. Crrawcll 57-F-4 Church.” 7:30 p.m., "Our v rtiitn in th(, fUr,h,.r gum of 33500 reaaon- Gowland is a sister of Mr. Miller, will be held at the city Nall Mon- __ able attorney's fees and costs and ¡day, O ctober 20, at 1:30 p jn . ^disbursements. James Shoop returned recently Notice is hereby given that I , from _ duty with . . the medical — corps The S tar club meets Friday, Oc- will, on (he 7th day of November, in Germany, lie and Mrs. Shoop tober 24. for a 1 o'clock dessert 1952. at the hour of 10 o’clock In 8 wedd‘n8 ’ tip to luncheon at the home of Mrs. the forenoon of said day. at the C alifornia. They are now at home E. A. Green. _______ Southwest front door of the Coun at 1913 Fifth street, Springfield. ty Courthouse at Eugene, Lane .. . ~ Mesdames L C, Sattor. Lettie ( ’ounty. State of Oregon, sell at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Letson Good and C. I. Kent attended the, public auction »0 the highest bid and daughter Dianne of W o lf' meeting of the Lane County Fed- der for cash the following de (. reek spent several days last week I eration of Women s clubs at Santa scribed premises, to-wit; v » ,Le,"ons mother, Mrs. ¡Clara Friday. Mrs. Good is presl- Lthel Harris. dent of the Ioca, Civ^c ,qub and Bcginlng at a point 210 feet 1 East along the North boun Mrs. Satter is the secretary- Mr. and Mrs. Geoqie W. Ross dary of the County Road from and Rev. and Mrs. Frank B. Vi- the Southeast corner of the taris attended the Oregon-Cali Tract deeded to the Mt. View fornia football game In Portland' School Dist. No. 128, Lane Saturday. County, Oregon, by deed filed in Volume 102, page 534. Deed The social meeting of the V FW records of Ij»ne County. Ore and the Auxiliary will be held at gon; thence East along the the V F W hall Tuesday, October ('ounty Road 70 feet; thence 21, at 8 p.m. The Auxiliary will North 15' West 315 feet; hold a short business meeting. thence South 89’ 45' West 70 feet, thence South 15' East 315 feet to the place of begin ning, lying in Joseph Gale Do nation la n d Claim No. 72, WE H A V E JUST listed a darling little 3 room house with bath, Lane County, Oregon, Town fruit room, beautiful plastered interior and white stucco exterior, ship 20 South Range 3 West, small ham with running water. Good gravel roads. Price only Willamette Meridian, small ban with running water. Good gravel roads. Price only to satisfy the said judgment in $6,500. Mostly cash. Worth much more. favor of the plaintiff and against the aforesaid defendants, together with interest, costs and accruing, Reception Is Held For New M in is te r We're Remodeling Civic Club Sponsors rn_,i_ > « ■ Talk on Measures Dishes and Kitchenware I I Boy’s Wear Blouses and Skirts I Sewing Supplies WANTED Creswell Operation Seen In Truck Ad —CHURCHES- Filbert Pickers LEGAL NOTICES , Creswell Variety Leland Heart 1 J Pay anty a few dollars monthly Register for Walnut Picking start about Oct. 20 COMPLETE Bath Set Only S139.95 GEORGE ROSS % x 10 Beveled Siding S150.00 per M Outside Sheathing S 69.00 M Sliding Door Hardware as low as S 4.75 HOLLEMON MOTOR CO. Cretiwell, Ore. Windows r** Frames Gutter costs. C. A. SWARTS, Sheriff lan e County, Oregon By Kenneth D. Bergman, Deputy 1x4 E Flooring $ 8 9 .0 0 per M Square Tab Roofing $8.9 5 per Sq. Downspout Valley Roll Roofing For Christinas Gifts Date at Eugene. Oregon, this 7th day of October, 1952. Phone ß»S Doors SPECIAL Get Your Home Ready For Cold Weather With CHAMPION HEATING OIL Cement Weyerhaeuser 4-Square Finish
