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ATTENTION CRESWELL READERS CRESWELL NEWS Mr». C. I. Kent is our news, advertis ing and subscription representative tor the Creswell area. Iler phone is CresweU 657. Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon CRESWELL’S OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE t Creswell Fair Dates Are Set. Heads Elected Variety Night Is Set CRESWELL The annual variety night of the <r»-swell Lions club will b»- h»‘ld Satur day, April 25, at 8 p.m. at the Creslane school. The talent of town is ask»*»! to sign up. All organizations will also be contacted for numbers for the |>r<>gHM>i. Prizes of $10, $5 and $2.50 will be given, according to specialty groups. 16 Pages Section Two NUMBER 34 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1953 . Civic Club Holds Men in Service GOC Shows Films Churches Overflow 3 Pomona Grange Council Studies Business Meeting On Program Here With Easter Crowd Plays Given Here Budget for’53 ’54 CRESWELL — A jxitluck des- CRESWELL — The monthly CRESWELL Members of the CRESWELL All four churches CRESWELL As a part of the sert luncheon jireceded the March Ground Observers Corps of Eu- of Creswell were filled with wor- Pomona Grange Festival, the Wal . meeting of the city council was 31 meeting of the Civic club. gtne, Sgts. Bryant and Bilow, shijaers Easter morning following terville, Dorena and Creswell held Monday evening at the city Guests were Mmes. E. W. Treiber, spoke and showed films on the the sunrise services which were Granges presented their one-act hall with Carlyle Scarbrough, CRESWELL—The date for the Douglas Treiber, Francis Brun work of the GOC at the Mothers ; also well attended. plays at the local hall Wednesday, mayor, presiding. Creswell Community fair has didge, T. C. Taylor and Gerald Suggestions were made for a club meeting Friday at the Cres-1 At the Presbyterian church the April 1, at 8 p.m. been set for September 11-12, and Emerson. preliminary budget to be submit gave The Walterville group lane school. message was given by the pastor, soliciting for the advertising for Mrs. L. C. Satter presided at At the business meeting the | Rev. Gerald G. Emerson. The "The Screw Loose Court Con ted to the budget committee, the premium books is underway. the business meeting. Under com ' group voted to buy a record play- choir supplied sjaecial music and venes” with the following cast: Building permits were issued as The following superintendents mittee reports the library com- er and album of records for the Royce Bartel played "Hosanna" Sheriff, Caleb Ketchum, Dell Ben follows: L. E. McCracken for new were appointed at the Monday । mittee reported 34 new library jia- ! school. Miss Brauninger's room as a saxophone solo accomjianied son; attorney, Sidney Glupp, Doug- home in the northeast district; evening meeting at the city hall: D mamzwa lrons sincc ,hi‘ first of the year. won the use of the present player by his mother, Mrs. A. W. Bartel. las Zabriske; judge, Waleigh Wal- Cleve Olbekson for building of a Industrial arts, Mrs. L. A. Whit of 430 hooks had been with having the most mothers Rev. Frank B. ViTaris sjoke rus, Charles Grant; bailiff, Chas- home on Holbrook Lane and V. ney; antiques and hobbies, Mrs. ° r I loaned and 12 new books added to present. A nominating committee from his pulpit at the Methodist sis Chokum, Guy Stephens; pris- W. Johnston for an addition to Francis Brundidge ; livestock, the library. The names of Mmes. was appointed consisting of Mmes. church and consecrated the bap oners. Jack Zabriske, Mrs. Dell the storage building at his service Wayne Bowers and E. A. Albrit E. W. Treiber, Douglas Treiber, Richaid Campbell, H. E. Peterson, tism of John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benson, Tom Lusby, Ethel Schlu- station. ton; floral, Mrs. F. L. DeBerry; I M. C. Bussey, E. F. Slater and An ordinance was to be drawn Earl Petty and Carrol Bush. T. W. Walkup; Thomas, son of kapier, Mrs. Guy Stephens. horticulture, Mrs. Wayne Bowers; submitted uy by CRESWELL - A surprise April L. A. Schmidt were auuinmeu uj> prohibiting the parking of cars “ Fun in a Country Store ” was Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Smith of Plans were made to entertain processed foods, Mrs. Carlyle Fool program is planned for the the membership committee and the teachers at the May 1 meet Glenwood; Bonnie, daughter of given by the Doren a Grange. on the highway from the railroad Scarbrough; grain and forestry, April 9 meeting of Creswell they were welcomed into member- ing. In charge are Mmes. P. W. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tendick of Those taking part were Herman track to the north city limits, by J. V. Birdsong; women's clothing Grange. To serve refreshments ' ship. Kinnaman, W. W. Smith, Leo Net- Oakridge; Cindy, daughter of Mr.Schultz, a German grocer, Virgil request of the state highway com and textiles, Mrs. Mary Lindsay; are Messrs, and Mmes. B. Echols, The club planned to serve the zel, Sam Lunas, Jim Weathers, and Mrs. David Shoop; Susan, Bassett; Rhea, his pretty daugh- mission. The usual bills were al superintendent for the upper floor A. E. Elmendorf and Frank Gard dinner for the postmasters con E. Wayne Carpenter, Arthur Tay daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ter, Mrs. Dale Pitcher; Bett, lowed. of the Grange hall, Mrs. W. L. ner. The memtiers will hold a food vention here April 11. A new li E. Silvis Jr. of Portland; Jeffrey, Rhea's sweetheart, Bert, Jack lor and F. A. Clack. Scott; lower floor, Joe Guth; pa sale at the public market in Eu brary sign was on display and The club will also supply num son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Winders; Fred R a c e, salesman, PIT. WILLIAM MILKOWSKI, rade, Ralph Crisp, gene Saturday, April 11, with will tie erected on a downtown son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mil bers for the Lions Talent Show Coleman of Portland and Joan, Alpha Pitcher: Miss Huggins, old Senior Class Play F. L. DeBerry is the president Mrs. Al Viking as chairman. street. A letter was read from kowski, Route 1, Creswell, who April 25. William Pickens, Mmes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. maid, Vivian Way; Clariliella, jx>- of the association; M. M. Lower, R. E. Rogers of Eugene, a mem- Mrs. E. C. Coombs, a past etess. Mabel Bassett; Silas, check Scheduled Friday vice-president and manager; L. H. l>er of Creswell Grange, was here dent of the club, who has presi- recently participated at Camp W. W. Smith, R. M. Carjienter and Taylor. moved Desert Rock, Nev., in the atomic Norman Skaggs will make ar- A large Easter lily decorated er player, LeRoy Potter; Ezra CRESWELL — The high school Brown, secretary; C. C. Taylor, Saturday to help the men on the to Fillmore, Calif. the rostrum as an annual courtesy Titus, checker player; Adelina, senior class play, "May All the maneuvers staged on the Nevada rangements. treasurer. Directors are F. L. De new furnace building. Dinner was by Mrs. F. A. Richardson, a for Ezra’s wife, Meda Dowcns; pian Lights Be Green,” will be given The Skipworth Juvenile home desert. During the training, Mil Berry, VFW; M. M. Lower, IOOF; served the workers by Mmes. F. mer member, now of Santa Ana, ist, Mrs. Maxine Winders. at the high school Friday, April Mrs. Whitney, Rebekahs; L. H. E. Vick, F. L. DeBerry, David committee reported on a recent kowski observed the atomic ex Calif., in memory of her late hus Creswell cast presenting "The 10, at 8 p.m. It is a two-act com Brown, firemen; Ralph Crisp, Joe Francis and C. I. Kent. Quilting visit to the home and found it plosion from a forward area fox- Dorcas Circle Holds band, Frank A. Richardson. Two Telegram” consisted of Mr. and edy with the following cast: Pay- assigned to Guth, E. A. Albritton, Creswell was done during the afternoon was in need of a small radio, also hole. Milkowski large white reed flower baskets Mrs. W. W. Smith, Mrs. Lloyd son Smith, Dale Bates; Martha Grange; Mrs. DeBerry, VFW Aux with Mrs. Olive Pariin assisting. T shirts size 6-17 and socks for Company C of the 505th Military Easter Theme Meet were also dedicated to the mem Cornwall, Larry Viking and Ethel Smith, Mary Ann Ziniker; Carver the boys. Police Battalion at Camp Desert iliary; Mrs. Francis Brundidge, CRESWELL—Mmes. E. E. Al- ory of the late Mrs. W. W. Par DeBerry. Plans were made to refinish the Rock. Before entering the Army Smith, Bob Anderson; Ruie Smith, Little Theater; Wayne Bowers, floor of the club house and a in April, 1951, he was employed as len, J. M. Walkup and C. C. Wal sons, Mrs. G. E. Everson and Mrs. Musical numbers between plays Leah Sill; bell boy, Don Poole; Saddle club; Mrs. Bowers, Clo ton entertained the Dorcas Circle Joseph Weber. consisted of piano solos by Mrs. Miss Carson, Bernice Patscheck; working day will be set. a butcher in the Milkowski mar of verdale club; Mrs. Scarbrough, Mobilization Day the Methodist church at the More than 70 little folk sang C. C. Hollemon, whistling solos by MacGinnis, Wayne Walton; Flora, Mrs. Emerson gave an illustrat ket. Camas Swale club; J. V. Birdsong, Clothing Collection Allen home April 1. Mrs. Blanche songs during the Sunday school E. L. Reynolds accompanied by ed talk on her mission work in Rod and Gun club; Mrs. Scott, Gwyther read the Bible story of hour and decorated the cross with Mrs. C. I. Kent and vocal solos Molly Holt. The directors are Miss Set by Scouts 11th Colombia, South America. Host Civic club and Mrs. Lindsay, Wal Clara Belle Roth and Mrs. Eleanor Airman first class Francis St. the resurrection for the devo- flowers. by Mrs. Kent. The Home Econom- Dudley. esses for the annual birthday jot- ker Community club. CRESWELL Creswell Boy luck dinner April 28 are Mmes. Clair and family arrived last fions. Mrs. M. C. Redding was Two tiny rosebuds and vases ics club served refreshments in Scout troop 28 and Explorer troop Frank Quigley, Grace Gray, Hays week from Concord, Galif., to 1 honored at the birthday table. were special attractions at the the dining room. Evelyn Andrews, daughter of 28 are cooperating with the Scouts Burke and F. B. Good of the mem visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Guests were Mrs. Jack Shiffer of Christ honoring Marie Mr. and Mrs. Ray Andrews who Mrs. Dutton Honor of the county in "Mobilization" bership committee. G. St. Clair. Francis landed in and Mrs. M. P. Doney. Plans were Church Elizabeth and Eloise Christine, Public Is Reminded has been under treatment for po San Francisco March 24 from 11 discussed for a benefit cafeteria brand new twin daughters of Mr. I day Saturday, April 11. At a "sur-; Guest at Shower lio at a Eugene hospital since last months duty in Korea. He bought supper at the Grange Hall April and Mrs. Ernan Marek. Mrs. J. M. | prise” hour each trooji leader in' September, was brought to her a car and brought his family here । 14 with moving pivtures to fol Sartelle, grandmother, accepted Of I00F Program Antha Belle Kelly the county will be notified from for the 30-days furlough. They low. Members were solicted for the gifts in absence of the babies. the Eugene office to gather up in CRESWELL — The public is home last week. She is able to CRESWELL Mmes. Lewis as short time as possible all the! will then go on to the air base at food for the supjjer. The Circle again reminded of the courtesy get about some with help. The Assembly of God church Akin, Floyd Minnick and James usable clothing for men, women Toole, Utah, where he will be . members were reminded to help also observed the day with appro program sponsored by the IOOF Morrison entertained at a sur- and children to be sorted, packed stationed. the Miriam Circle with its food priate messages and music. lodge at the Creslane school Mon prise pink and blue shower for and shipped by the Pierce Freight Wanted to Buy 16 | sale and bazaar May 2, also to day, April 13 at 7:30 p.m. A film Mrs. Alyce Dutton at the Morri- Lines to San Francisco for over- i Sirs. C. I. Kent, Reporter contribute to the travelling bas- on "Pioneering in Rehabilitation” son home Thursday, April 2. Annual Dimes Drive . ket and keep it moving. Mmes. seas relief. The project is handled I will be shown in the interest of LOGS WANTED: Long or short, Phone 557 Guessing games supplied plenty by the American Friends Service I can saw up to 44 inches on butt, , F. E. Vick, Allen and W. C. I handicapped children. of fun. Many lovely gifts were Committee, an agency of the Re prefer to buy on a woods run Mrs. Pearl Reynolds visited her Here Totals $762.29 Another film from Oregon State | Adams were named on the nomi Church of Christ, Lawrence M. presented Mrs. Dutton. Ice cream ligious Society of Friends (Quak brother-in-law and wife, Mr. and basis, but logs must be sound. ! College will also be shown and nating committee. The Lenten CRESWELL V. W. Johnston, Bixler, pastor. 9:45 a.m. Bible and cake were served to Mmes. ers!. Highest prices paid and guaran Mrs. E. L. Reynolds, the first of ^“ry Ann Ziniken delegate chairman of the local March of gifts were received. Hostesses for school. Church address, 303 Ore- William Wooten, Roy Perkins, E. teed good scale. Payments made The mobilization plan is to pro- week. the May 6 meeting are Mmes. Dimes, has completed his solici gon Avenue. 11 am. Morning wor- W. Treiber, Douglas Treiber and vide practice in getting materials daily if necessary. Wagner- ----------- Gwyther, Vick and Redding. ship. Sermon topic, "The Secret s{^nsor<;d by the IOOF odge, will three daughters; Mrs. Lillie together rapidly and is a part of , Mrs. T. C. Taylor of Bellflower, ting and rejxirts as follows: Cards Binford Lbr. Co., Cottage Grove, of the Victorious Life.” 7 p.m. sh0W pictures she look °n the Strommaier, Mrs. Lewis Riley and the preparedness stressed in dis- Ca,if- is visiting her daughter, and deposits received by mail, MRS. TAYLOR ENTERTAINS on hiway 99. Call Cottage Grove trip. The IOOF and Rebekah ' $536.64; coin collectors, $16.91; Praise and study hour. Monday, son and Gary and David, sons of aster programs. 30-1 or Frank Gill, phone 1088, Mrs. W. M. Harris, and family. CHURCH MIRIAM CIRCLE lodges of Creswell will serve light [ grade schools, $83.70; high school, 7:30 p.m. Fidelis class business Mrs. Dutton. Those unable to be 22-tfnxxx-31 The local group will work as CRESWELL Mrs. C. C. Taylor refreshments. Everyone is invited. I for price. present but who sent gifts were far north as Hill Top Court, south The Creswell Male Quartet, $12.99, basketball game and dona entertained the Miriam Circle of and social meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bixler. Wednes Mmes. Ross Bradford, R. L. Janes to the M. O. Wicks road, west to, <'omjx>sed of H. H. Brown, L. J. ted door prize, $99.36; Lions Club the Methodist church Wednesday, day, 7:30 p.m. choir practice at fines, $8.78; hold over from 1952, and George Harvey. Quigley, Ivan Parks and Ralph the L. M. Dersham place and east April 1, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Earl Petty the church. to the river. Residents living be Crisp, sang on the Junction City $15.50. Total, $762.29. led the devotions. Plans were dis Mis. Paul Hartman of San Mi yond this may bring clothing to Talent Show program last week. Mrs. George Brandt is teaching cussed for the food sale and ba Assembly of (iod Church, Rev. guel, Calif., visited her parents, Walkup's store before Saturday. zaar to be held at Walkup’s store J. A. Skinner, pastor. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hunter, and It will be sorted and packed at The forty-fourth wedding an- the third grade in the local school Saturday. May 2. school at 10 a.m. Morning worship family last week. She is with her the VFW hall. riiversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. completing the year for a teacher Mrs. Ross Bradford will be the 11 o'clock. Youth service is at 6:30 Polson was observed at a family who has returned to college. husband who is getting his basic hostess for the May 6 meeting. p.m. dinner Tuesday at the H. H training at Camp Roberts. Howard Sedgwick, a former Mrs. George Ross will lead the Brown home. Miller Is Delegate Creswell boy and now an attorney devotions. Presbyterian Church, Rev. Ger IOOF Grand Lodge ald G. Emerson, minister. Sunday Murrel Olsen left last week I m * in Portland, has won an award LIONS SEE SI’ FILMS for service to the Silver Star school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship CRESWELL Georg»' Belshaw 11 a.m. Nursery for small chil CRESWELL J. B. Miller wn as Cardston, Alberta, Canada to ob- Blade comjiany of Portland, a The Latest serve the ninetieth birthday an- of the Cloverdale district, showed electM delegate to the IOOF round trip for two to Hawaii with dren. All the latest in 7« RPM Grand L»»lge in Portland in May niversary of his father, Erastus all expenses paid plus $200, He films of the South Pacific at the Olsen, April 1. plans to stop on his return trip to Lions club meeting at the VFW First Methodist Church, Rev. RECORDS. Your choice at at the meeting of Gilfry Lodge hall Monday evening. Frank El Ajtril 1. M. G. Miller was recom visit his brother, W D. Sedgwick, F rank pastor. Morning regular price, our choice mended for district dejruty. liot became a member. Tickets worship, B. 11 ViTaris, and family at Los Angeles. am. Here is fishing tackle to delight the wiliest Elmer Beier of Medford visited were distributed to sell for the for 1c extra. All new rec Application wai made for the Creswell friends last week. He angler, and equipment for all good sports. renewal of the Boy Scout charter. formerly Dr. Ralph C. Lewis, who served annual Lions Show Saturday, Everson* Visit Family ords, all brands. lived in Creswell. L. A. Whitney was chosen institu as a m»‘dical missionary in China April 25 at the Creslane school. At San Francisco The dinner was served by the tional representative for tin* Boy CRESWELL Mr. and Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Silvis for 20 years, will speak at the 11 VFW Auxiliary with Mmes. F. .L. Creswell Radio | Scouts. M. M. Lower will serve a.m. service of the Presbyterian A. Everson visited last week with Jr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wobl-Luhrs Nationally Adver. । refreshments at the April 15 and Electric church April 12. Dr. and Mrs. DeBerry, W. C. Adams and Er their son-in-law and daughter, I Kenneth A. Coleman and family nest Syphers on the committee. I meeting. Lewis were the last missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens, at San Spinning Reel of Portland wene Easter guests of Francisco. They made the trip by their parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. to leave Peking and they lived for $11.95 train. Mrs. Stevens is attendingI Traxler. Additional dinner guests three years under the Communist 6 lb. regime. He also sjient some time California university at Berkeley. ' Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stevens, who is employed in the j Taylor and family. Dr. and Mrs. in a concentration camp. Monofilament government entomology depart Flat Fish R. E. Silvis of Eugene and Mr. Spinning Line Mrs. Arthur Johnson of the Star ment and is a reserve officer, and Mrs. J. A. Coleman. 5 acre good 3 bedroom cottage, SELL IT THRU THE as low as Theater is under treatment for leaves soon for training at Texas. 98c 100 yds. disorders at a Eugene large chicken house — While away Francis Everson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith nervous 89c Eugene stayed with his father, G. j and two daughters of Portland hospital. Only $5000.00 cash E. Everson, here. The family, in- ’ spent the week end with his par- Vibrolite total price eluding the O. P. Nordling family ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith. Spinning Lure Hot Shots of Eugene, Francis Everson and ( The Earl Smith family of Eugene HE COMMANDED ALL SUBS IN THE PACIFIC DURING THE EARLY Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Everson, cele joined them Sunday. 55c 89c MONTHS OF THE KOREAN WAR. brated the ninety-first birthday dispatching his undersea fleet ¡anniversary of their father at a Real Estate, Insurance, Exchange Recent guests at the W D FROM PEARL HARBOR. dinner Monday evening. Everson Tiedje home were Capt. and Mrs. Glass Spinning Creswell, Oregon Glass Fly Rods is a native of Iowa but has lived Harold F. Adair and children Rods REAR ADMIRAL in Creswell for many years. Linda and Billy of Barstow, Calif. as low as ( Captain Adair is a nephew of th»' as low as JOHN, H. The Fred Warner family of $8.95 I Tiedjes. They left her»' to visit $7.50 Portland called on Creswell (relatives in Idaho prior to his friends Sunday. Fred sp>ent sev ' reporting for foreign duty. eral boyhood years at Creswell Colorado Spinner Stream Flies and is a graduate of the local high A number will be given by each school. He is now working with U.S. NAVY 19c trooji as a program following the 49c FORMS heavy construction machinery | family night supper at 7 p.m. of near Portland. 1 th<> Girl Scouts at Creslane School Friday, April. 10. Casting Rods Good forms, properly Fish Baskets UldllEU OCIS April A ,o(al Fool Program 9th Around Town . .. -CHURCHES Vwrmir? SPECIAL WANT ADS H. N. TRAXLER printed can save plen ty of time and work in your office, afore or shop. Let us help in the planning . . . and do the printing ... at a price that will save you money. May we prove this with quo tations? A phone call brings a representa tive. There's no obli gation on your part. Cottage Grove Sentinel 116 No. 6th Two-year-old Norleigh Alford • HI and baby sister Jackie are । spending two weeks at the home <>f their uncle and aunt. Mr. and m » s Ntorman Skaggs while U m it I..» j Angeles where Alford is in naval reserve training. Fly Rods Landing Nets Creswell Classified I Mrs J, T. Kerr left by train Thursday for a two weeks visit in California She will spend a week (with Dr. and Mrs. Earl C. Bram well at Stockton. Mrs. Bramwell |was formerly ha Orr and was a । resident of Creswell several years ago when her father was pastor of the local Presbyterian church She will also visit Mr Kerr’s sister, I Mrs 1 .aw rence Blair, and famib at Oakland. Mrs. Blair was for merly Norma Kerr and attended ! school here. DURING WORLD WAR II HE LED A PACK OF SUBS WHICH SANK 72 ENEMY SHIPS AND DAMAGED 5N OTHERS . FOR SALE: 4x6’s, 14’ and 28’ long. Phone 278 Creswell. • 32-3tp-34 MAKE GREEN’S YOUR FISHING TACKLE HEADQUARTERS We write licenses FOR SALE: 2-wheel trailer, 4'x7*, $125. Ted's Repair Service. Cres. well. days. Phone 5F3 Creswell after 6 p.m. 32-tfcxx Wanted to Buy Mt COMMANDED A COUlStR DIVISION AND TASK FOBCC BOMBARDING ENEMY AIRFIELDS and E liminating JAPANESE SHIPPING IN THE KURILE AREA. KJ. GOUDit 16 LOGS WANTED: Long or short, can saw up to 44 inches on butt, prefer to buy on a woods run basis, but logs must be sound. Highest prices paid and guaran teed good scale. Payments made daily if necessary. Wagner- Binford Lhr. Co . Cottage Grove on hiway 99 Call Cottage Grove 304 or Frank Gill, phone 1088. for price. 22-tfnxx3i Tackle Boxes Flies c a n urcen stamps Green's Hardware & Supply Ph Personal Service - Easy Parking / Creswell, Ore.
