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ATTENTION CRESWELL READERS Mrs. C. 1. Kent is our news, advertis ing and subscription representative for the Creswell area. Her phone is Creswell 557. Creswell News Dorena Grange Meets August 7th Farm & Garden Mr. and Mrs. Brown and daugh ter of Cresw ell Grange were j guests during the meeting of Dor < RESWELL’S OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE Page J The Sentinel, Cottage tiruxp, Oregon Thun., Aug. 13, 1953 Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon ena Grange. Friday, August 7. Harold Edward Tryk and Paul I Hammock were elected to be-' Creswell VFW Auxiliary come members of Dorena Grange. Oregon Cows Rank 3rd The building committee is very n State s Farm Earnings Assembly of Gud ( hureh. Rev. Enjoys Watermelon May Have Fair Float * j busy building the fair booths for j J. A. Skinner, pastor. Sunday Feed at Petty Home CRESWELL Mrs. Lorraine both fairs and the food concess- Oregon's 203.000 milk cows are 17 j School 10 a.m. Morning worship Sweeney of Oakridge ion _______ _ was a vis-1 ____ arrangements. „______ _ also. Philip the third most important source CRESWELL-The city of Cres- at 11 o'clock Evening service, CRESWELL The Tri-Commu itor at the meeting of the VFW, Lake, Agriculture chairman re- of farm income in the state, earn- • The importance of the church Mrs. C. I. Kent well and vicinity will have the 7 Jy p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m nity club enjoyed a watermelon Auxiliary Tuesday evening. Miu. | quests everyone to assist in the ing $56.948,000 for their ow ners in Oregon's changing rural com Phone 557 privilege of hearing Jane Pollard I Prayer and Bible Study. Come feed Friday evening at the home Harry K. Goreham presided at the I furnishing of materials for the last year, a survey by American munities will keynote the seventh at the Assembly of God church with your problems and spiritual of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petty. The Duane Chris- business meeting. CRESWELL i exhibit booth. Can company reveals. annual Oregon Town and Country memliers and their families num Wednesday evening and at the i needs. Dr. Glenn Cunningham, eco- church conference at Oregon More improvements including a “■ ! Morning service 11 a m. speaker. bered 35. Mr. and Mrs. James tianson of Portland spent last Mr. Houck, insurance agent. re- Sunday services. Her topic will Mr week with his grandparents, hot water tank were reported and minds every grange member of nom’st for the container-making state college. October, 12 to 15, be “Revival and Witnessing" as Mrs. Jane Pollard, graduate of j Gleason of the Bear Creek dis- bills were allowed to pay for the adventages of the “dread firm, said dairy products rank be- according to Mrs. Mabel Mack, guests. Mrs. Clyde and Mrs. Walter Hager. the solution to spiritual problems Southern California Bible college trict The Jess Hodges family has them. Christmas cards have also disease" policy available through hind only beef cattle and wheat in assistant director of extension of today. She is a graduate of the and recently on the staff ot the Floyd received the travelling gift moved to Eagle Point from their arrived to be on sale by the mem the Grange Mutual Insurance Co., value to Beaver State farmers, service at the college and general Southern California Bible college American Soul Clinic of Los An- The next meeting will be held at home in the Scarbrough tract. bers. A discussion was held rela also reminded members that fall- He pointed out that Oregon cows । chairman of the conference, geles and soon to leave as mission the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur । and recently on the staff of the Mrs. Charles Northrop of Leb- tive to a float for the community ing leaves on the roofs and in the produced on average of 5.88b Th(? ¡„ter-denominational con- Skinner. American Soul Clinic. She has an ary to Mexico. | anon left Tuesday for her home fair. Mrs. Floyd Babcock and Mrs. gutters constitute a grave fire pounds of milk each in 1952, top- fe,.Pnce sponsored jointly by appoint ment as missionary to after spending several days at the W. C. Adams are in charge. The hazard, and it behoves each one ping the national average by more church an(1 farm grOups and the Church of Christ 11 am Ser- prMWp|| RJr+hs Mexico. -While in Creswell she home of her brother W C. Adams group was invited to join with the to remote them. than 10 per cent. will be ta guest at the home of vice. Tuesday, adult Bible class !'“,reSwel1 DirTns college, is designed to assist min Mr. and Mrs. I>on Gilman vis VFW members and lamilies to He also told of the meeting at । ¡at Ivan Parks homi* at 7:30 pm i CRESWELL Linda Rev and Mrs. J. A. Skinner. isters and lay leaders interested Ann, ited last week with her parents picnic Sunday August 16 at the the hall, of the Recreational Com HEBRON GRANGE YOUTH Wednesday, choir practice 7:30 nine pound daughter, was lorn to in enriching the spiritual life of ^fr .and Mrs. W . D. Tiedje They Ralph W. Crisp place w< st of mittee which is striving to better PLAN COOKED FOOD SALE j p.m. Church address, 303 Oregon Mr. and Mrs. William Dickenson Oregon ’s rural communities. WSCS To Meet August i Avenue. Lawrence M Bixler, pas- I of Redondo Beach, Calif., August are moving from Hermosa Beach, town. By Mr*. Gale Roby the recreational facilities at both Mrs. Mack says the shift was Calif., to Seattle where Gilman, at The Hebron Grange Youth met canning of green lx?ans for the Dorena and Cottage Grove tor. Phone Eugene 4-1710. 4, the first child in the family. an Oregon State graduate engi 19 at Methodist Church the hall August 8 for a brief busi made this year from the tradi Mrs. Dickenson was formerly neer, will have employment with use in benefit dinners was also dams. tional summer meeting to avoid planned. The membri s to Dorena Grange purchased one ness meeting conducted by vice CRESWELL- The Womans So- , First Methodist < 'hureh. Rev. Nancy Simmons, daughter of Mr. . bring jello for refreshments at the voting share in the "Safe Swim- president, Thelma Harris. Plans conflicting dates with church and ciety of Christian Service meets j Frank B, ViTaris, pastor. Sunday and Mrs. Hubert Simmons of the Boeing Aircraft Company. organization summer camps and Miu. Willard Bussey and four | ming in 54" fund, which is $25.(X) were discussed for a cooked food Wednesday, August 19 at the ¡ School at 10 a m. Special enter- Creswell. Mrs. Simmons and children of Phoenix, Ariz., are! August 18 meeting. summer harvest. The October and will be paid on the install- sale in Cottage Grove September Methodist church. Mrs. Robert tainment number each Sunday. daughter Karen are at the Dick visiting her husband's people, Mr 26. and to dispense with a ba meeting also makes possible for ment plan. Fox will review the study book Morning worship rt 11 o'clock. enson home in California. and Mrs. M. C. Bussey. The Mt. View Extension Unit zaar. Plans were also talked for the first time wide participation Sarmon topic: "Wait, Let Us See.” at the 11 a.m. session. Principal C. Edwin Ditto of the George Lauris of Eugene spent was given permission to hold interchangeable programs with of Oregon State college student Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Eve Creswell Union high school and A covered dish luncheon will be religious groups. last week with his grandparents, their meetings at the grange hall other organizations. served at 12:30 followed by a ning worship 8 o'clock. Youth, , Mrs. Ditto are announcing the Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Miller and Key questions put to the plan Youth from the newly organized from September through May. round table discussion by Mrs. H. fun, food, fellowship 8 45 pm. nine birth of their third child, a Lois Giles, chairman for the grange at Curtin are to tie invited ning committee by community the church pound daughter, August 5 at the with their cousins Richard and Choir practice E. Peterson and Mrs. Ross Brad- Gordon Cox of Medford who were "Chair" project, announced a net to the September 12 meeting of groups for consideration include fard Mrs Frank B. ViTaris will Thursday 7:30 pm. Bible study Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene. also visiting hero. The Cox boys I CORVALLIS Boasting blood- profit of $32.50 from the sale of Heinon Youth. at that shifting populations and migrant lead the lesson of the afternoon Tuesday 8 pm. She has lieen named Patsy Ger- left for theii home Sunday. 1 line backgrounds of both Hallrose fun and food at the dancing party date for refreshments will be workers, teamwork between rural on "Our Father’s Temple.” Mrs. also have trude. The Dittos Recent visitón at the Walter and Carnation, the ten year old Saturday August 1 and that the Alice and I Jennis Chapman and leaders and ministers, and con Vrethyterinn Church, Rev Ger- .jnother girl and a boy. Mrs. Ditto George Ross will have the devo- aid G Emmon, past« Sundayt.aio were brought to • Hager home were their daughter, Holstein sire Hallrose Dandy Boy next amusement to lie arranged lionald and Raymond Groat. Alice solidation of churches into urban tipns. school at 10 a m Morning worship their home here the last of the Mrs. Warren Smith and children is now active in the artificial in will he a "Truth or Consequence" Chapman has lieen spending the centers with resulting transporta semination bull stud of the Ore program scheduled for September summer with her sister at Corval tion problems. of Myrtle Point. 11 a.m. I week. JOHN HUGH COOPER Mrs. W. S. Gillenwater is visit gon Dairy Breeders Association, A definite date will lie announced lis. Planning committee chairmen HIES AUGUST 6 ing her grandson William Melhorn announces Ben Simonson of Cor later. Regular grange meeting is this from participating groups are Dr. •CRESWELL — John Hugh CALIFOKNIA VISITORS HERE and family at Arcata, Calif. She vallis, manager of the associa Booster Night at Dorena Saturday, August 15. Bring cake Mark Talney, Portland, executive Cooper of Fremont, Nebr., father tion. Renali! Good. Creswell Store left here over the week end. CRESWELL Grange will be held Friday, Oc- and sandwiches. There will lie c secretary of the Oregon Council of Mrs. Gilmore Decker of Cres- wife and three children of Nor Miss Jeanne Tiedje has re Dandy Boy, leased from C. J. toiler 2, and, as this will lie an produce table sponsored by HEC. of Churches; Mrs. S. M. Zeller, w*cll, passed away August 6. 1953 walk, Calif., are visiting his broth Installing Fountain turned from a two weeks vaca Berning’s Nugget Farms herd at open meeting, there w ill lie no Corvallis, Oregon Council of at the Sacred Heart hospital at er Frank D. Good and family and The Creswell tion spent in Hawaii. She reports Mt. Angel, Oreg., was proved in business conducted. CRESWELL Dowens, Walter Larsen and Phil- Church Women; Mrs. Clarence the age of 67. He was bom Sep his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Farmers Exchange is installing a having wonderful time. She the Berning herd and established Instead of a serving committee lip Lake, sang “It's Nice to Be Roberts, Corvallis Council of tember 10, 1885, in Washington, Frank B. Good and family. soda fountain in the east section made the trip by plane. an outstanding record of 552 appointment for the next regular Alive" to the tune, "America.” Church Women: Rt. Rev. Damian Nebr. The annual reunion of the des pounds of butterfat and 14,382 meeting, there will lie a potluck Avanelle Wicks told of her trip Jentges, Mt. Angel Abbey; St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Good;of their food department and will He was a member of the Metho and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean announce the formal opening as cendants of Joseph N. and Nancy pounds milk on 17 daughters. supper at the hall at 6:30 p.m. for to the Hawaiian Islands and her Benedict Catholic church; and dist church, the Masonic Ixidge Eusted and family, Mr. and Mrs. soon as all of the equipment is in Prosser Petty will be held at the The newly acquired bull is all members. visit with her son and daughter- Rev Everett Jensen, state execu a l-n mont, Scottish Rite Bodies A. L. Good and daughter Linda of place. Sandwiches and coffee will Earl Petty farm east of Creswell credited with an increase factor The lecturer's hour was pre in-law. She also, told that the tive, Protestant churches; H. H. afid Tangier Temple of the Shrine Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. also lie available for their patrons. Sunday, August 23. This is the 1 of 93 pounds fat and 1.674 pounds sented by the Home Economics first point of interest on the trip Rampton, Church of Jesus Christ lie is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Good with the visitors from Cali-1 This is just another step in the same place it was held last year milk over production of dams. club and featured "Safety in the was an aerial view of Dorena of Latter Day Saints; and Rev. Decker of Creswell, one son Hugh fornia picnicked another expansion of this one stop -hoo and is the one hundredth anni- Dandy Boy will work under the Home." Group singing of “Let’s of Niles, Mich., 6 grandchildren, brother, Wayne Good and family ping center. Mrs. T. W. Walkup, a bersary of the crossing of the Association code number of H24. Boost for Safety," sung to the Lake and her home, enroute to John Trude, Seventh Day Adven San Francisco. tists, all of Corvallis. a sister and a brother. Mr. and of Fall Creek Sunday. member of the firm, will have plains by the Petty family. All There are twenty units of dairy tune of “Pack Up Your Troubles,” The program for the next meet- Mrs. Floyd Fox, Silverton, Ore Mrs. Decker accompanied the re charge of the fountain. relatives and friends are invited breeder association memliers in opened the program; fol- Friday, August will he gon Home Economics Extension mains to Fremont for the funeral to lie present. Oregon. For them, a regular arti lowed by a roll call of “Good based on the theme, "Relaxation," council; Mrs. Beulah Moore, Ore- Judith Skaggs left Tuesday services and interment. Mrs. J. V. Birdsong. Mrs. E. D. The Robert Franklins have ficial insemination service is Safety Practices." Readings given so come prepared to play, at gon City, Oregon State Grange; morning for Vida to visit until Cartwright, Mrs. V. W. Johnston, moved from the Franklin ranch building a program of dairy herd included “He Forgot" by Mrs. least, during the program period Mrs. Walter Hardy, Molalla, Ore- Saturday with Gail Reynolds, a Mrs. J. R Miller. Mrs. Vern Mc in the Camas Swale district to a improvement. SENIOR VICE COMMANDER Walter Larsen; "Save the Flow- Youth Group gon Farm Bureau Federation ; Giri Scout camp acquaintance. VISITS POST Cluskey, Mrs. R. F. Scott. Mrs home on the Butte Road. The W Guernsey and Jersey breeds are ers" by Avanelle Wicks; and The young folks of the grange Mrs. Frank LaBare, Wren, Ore- CRESWELL — District Senior Mr. and Mrs. F B. Good have T. A. Bessonette, Mrs. Etta Hock- W. Smith family who bought the included in addition to the Bol “Little Things" by Meda Dowens. will meet at the home of Jean El gon State Farmers Union; Gene Vice Commander J. W. Stuckey of received word of the birth of a and Mrs. C. I. Kent attended Franklin property is doing some stein. Mrs. C. L. Davidson gave a mono len Sherrill, Thursday evening. McNulty, Portland, The Oregon Eugene visited the Creswell Post daughter to their son-in-law and a meetinK Of the Springfield Re redecorating in preparation for logue of "The Kitchen Committee August 13, with Mabel Bassett Farmer; and Dr. Warren Hovland, VFW Tuesday evening. Ralph W. wife, Mr. and Mrs William t^hah Ixxlge Monday evening. taking possession. An ephemeral insect is one has Troubles, Too." A quartette and Ellen Sherrill serving the re department of religion and philos Crisp presided at the business Sehneeflock of Stockton. Calif , M|.s U(la Osborne. Rebekah As Miss Ida Ruegger returned which is short-lived. with Jean Ellen Sherrill, Meda freshments. ophy, OSC. meeting. He invited the members on July 29 Yhere is atoo anothei gembiy president made her off!« home last week from Portland and their families to picnic Sun daughter, Ruth Ann in the fami- cjal vjgit Mrs Beryle Drury of where she spent several weeks day, August 16 at his place. An- ly. The baby is the ninth grand-1 ('oburg, vice-president c the As- with friends. Swift, hushed fioing power . ; . easy, otjier work day was planned for child of th«' Goods, all girls. sembly was also an honored guest. Marcia Haszard of Eugene vis- sure-footed flopping power . . . effort pointing at the hall with the date The rural fire truck was called There 90 other visitors ited last week with her grandpar less, sure-control turning potter . . . to be announced later. More cab- to put out a fire in a hay field on from various lodges of this area. ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Good. imds were reported installed in the Christensen Brothers ranch you'll find all these high-[lowered Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Black of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rogers, Joan west of town Monday. Several Tualatin. Oreg., visited over the and Terry of Eugene were dinner the hall kitchen. thrills at the wheel of a dashing new bales of hay were burned. week end at the home of his par guests of Mr. and Mi's. C. I. Kent Oldsmobile! Come in— driven glamor The Home Economics club ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M Black. Friday. Rogers is manager of the ous Super "88” or Classic Ninety. CRESWELL The birthday an- meets Tuesday, August 18 at the Mm. Norman Skaggs underwent Eugene Producers Public Market. Eight. See how the 165 lip. "Rocket” niversary of Mrs. F. L. DeBerry Creswell Grange hall at 2 p.m.1 minor surgery at the Sacred was observed at a family supper with Mrs. E. F Malone, Mrs. 1 leart hospital Tuesday. She re- Engine teams with Hydra-Matic Monday evening at the home of Everett Beneda and Mrs II. turned home Wednesday. Super Drive* to level the hills, com Mi and Mrs. Floyd Balx-ock. Pre- Berge of the property committee mand the straightaway. How Power sent were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rog- as hostesses. Brakes* ease you to a faster, safer to Dou Joan and Terry of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Grousbeck, stop w itli just a toe-touch. How easily Mr. and Mrs. DeBerry and Ethel Mrs. E. E Allen and Dean and and Mr. and Mrs. Babcock and Mr and Mrs. Carlyle Scarbrough you'll park, turn and maneuver with four bom . A decorated birthday and Robert campl'd in a park on brawny Power Steering* to take over cake uut included in the menu. the Metolius River over the week 80' J, of the work! No wonder the new Surpluses of milk products are end. OREGON STATE COLLEGE Thrills! (Jldsmobile ap|M‘als to men and women Mrs. Ross E. Godard and chil T. R. Graham is attending the not as serious in the long run as alike! It's the car you should try dren. Jerry and Nancy of Portland national convention of the Crow they now appear, according to an In their search for new vitamins visited last week with her par ell Publishing company nt Chica I Oregon State college extension and growth factors, biochemists together. So see us soon—for a ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P Kuni. go. III., this week. He is agent in economist. M D. Thomas says at Oregon State college have dis double-date with a "Rocket 8”! covered a compound that doubles American consumera are in the They left Saturday to visit Mr this district. •Optional at aura mH < lodards parents in Eugene Week end guests at the W. O. midst of a revolution in the use bacteria growth during the first P. Kuni at- Thomson home were Mr. and Mrs. of milk and milk products that 12 hours of life and that may have Mr. and Mrs. tended the reunion of the Raugh Richard Green and three children shows promise of balancing out i. role in human and animal nutri tion of the future. family at Eugene Sunday. Mrs. of Pocatello, Ida. They were for- for the dairyman How important glucosyl-glycine Americans are consuming less Kuni is president of the clan. mer neighbors. Mrs. George Paul, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lyerla of butter, Thomas explains. but may lie in human growth is as yet Creswell, now living at Corvallis Kansas City. Mo., who have lieen more milk and other dairy prod- undetermined but its "quick grow- was a guest of Mrs. J. E. Smith visiting with their uncle and aunt, 'æ'* In 1942. Americans used on ing-up" effect on bacteria is re- Saturday’ and also called on other Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vick, left Mon the average about 16 pounds of ma rkable. C o m p o u n d-t rented organ friends while Mr. Paul was on day by the way of California for butter a year. Ttie ligure has now about half that isms are as big in 12 hours as they business in Cottage Grove. He was their home. Mr. and Miu. Vick drop|>ed a former principal of the Creswell accompanied them as far as Red- amount. Less milk is being used normally grow in the first 24. After three days, the two groups high school, but left the teaching wood City where they will visit tor animal feed. too. However, human consumption are the same size an indication profession several years ago He with their daughter, Mrs. Ken- of whole milk, cheese and ice that in time the bacteria produces went into the painting business neth Holbnxik and family. but is now bookkeeper for a lum Friends have received word of cream has increased, and the use the growth factor itself but can miik. various not do it at first. ber firm in Corvallis. the birth of the first grandchild of non-fat Scientists working on the com- Mrs. Clara Traxler, mother of of Mrs. Ethel Driscoll of Eugene, skimmed milk drinks and other Traxler of Creswell was a resident of Creswell for many products containing non-fat dry ixnind are Dr Vernon H Chelde- I! ■ I bruised about tne face when the years prior to moving to Eugene. milk solids is steadily expanding. hn. Dr. Tsoo E. King and IX xter is one of car driven by her daughter Miss The baby. Jeffrey Dale, was t»rn Thus far. increased use of these Rogers. Lois Traxler of Eugene collided to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Canady of products has not made up for the the original projects of the Sci and feed ence Research Institute, which with the rear of another car in Eugene August 3. Mrs. Canady is decime in butter uses This has resulted in surplus was established at OSC last year. Eugene Saturday. She was not a daughter of Mrs Driscoll. Found in liver, yeast, milk and hospitalized and is reported not Mr and Mi’s Art Haskins and which Thomas believes will grad other foods, the compound is made badly hurt. children of Beaverton spent the ually diminish in the laboratory by condensing Mru. E. L. Reynolds has re week end with the 1". A. Besso M tPl.ETON I \KM lol TH glucose with glycerine, a common) turned to her work at the local nette family. amino acid of meats and other' telephone office following an en Mrs C H Harrold and daugh PI INS FOREIGN VISIT First Oregon farm youth to protein foods. The homemaker forced vacation caused by a brok ter Miss Shirlev Harrold returned en ankle She still has the ankle last week from a visit with rela sign for an exchange v isit abroad probably produces the compound tives at their former home in next year is Joe Ellingson Jr., 20, every time she bakes bread or in a cast. makes a stew Dr. Cheldelin jnints The F L club has been invited North Dakota Miu. John Don- Mapleton. The Lane county youth will visit out. since the inter-action of the to meet with the Eugene F 1. club nelly of Kenmare, Rica starting next April chemicals proceeds easily at cook at the home of Mrs. Marcus Glea of Mrs. Harrold. returned with under the International Farm ing temperature. son, 3762 Ronald Avenue. Friday. them to spend the winter here It the compound is shown to lie August 14 The state president w ill Mr. and Mrs J. S. Brassel are Youth Exchange program A jun- make her official visit at that on a business trip to i their winter ior at Oregon State college, he beneficial, it may he a basic ex । has I hvii a 4-H club member nine planation of on»> of the values of time. home at Wickcnberg. Ariz | years and was boys' president of cooking food, he explains • the 1951 4-H club summer school. The search for new vitamins Make a DOUBLE-DATE with a “Rocket 8 project is supported by funds from Swift & company and the Nutri tion Foundation The three OSC! scientists working on the project' have earlier written more than I SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER Buy a record at regular price and get one extra, 75 scientific articles on vitamins, enzymes and nutrition. Jane Pollard Will Speak at Assembly Of God Sunday Town-Country Church Meeting Around Town . New Sire Brings Noted Bloodlines POWER. POWER EVERYWHERE ! 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