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Creswell Children To Use Grove Pool Thur*.. Jmie 'll. IHM Creswell News Summer Yacaf-cn Bible Schools Lid Fa»d in Advance Tips on Touring RESWELL The Mothers club F.SWELL Repcr Women'* Do»«l Authority Ciesweli grade schools, spon- Ju Animais and birds — delightful of the swimming progiam here cat ion Bible school ostd Frida Pendleton w , nery on a motor trip — can 11 year, has just received word with a program . 14 meeting i Mrs F t Ciesweli will be aliened ex- Methodist Friendsh present problems for the driver. Worthv M i Mrs Sometimes a startled deer erian. of 110 pupils of th" charges in front and insruction staff morn- Methodist si 'i i of a car, or a bird from Jun«' 25 to July 6. The sum of $25 w agent contr ranci will fly into a i, $1 per child, of Insure ward the windshield. In lor." Theme pre arents are asked the south west, The Bible." t heir ] children in the band room the snakes seeking Creswell grade school irge numbei for the V" ■ CRESWELL A left-overwarmth The program opened witl y and Friday of this week tn Mrs. ' of Creswell friends ttended the ATTENTION at night on paved fifth grade P - >0 to 5 pm. or Saturday bv the fourth : id for her June 16 wedding of aula Jeanne rom roads may be CRESWELL READERS pils under the lirection of Judy a m. to Ehrtcfu daughter of Ir. and Mrs. I rom .- ----- — 3 . p m. They are Holt and Karen come entangled uiged to enroll their children early the from C. A. Ehrich of Ciesi in the cat’s , classes later in the summer arc Simmons Roverlee Maw > in rence Gene Malcolm n the working parts. granges in '.mays crowded. For further in- Rosalyn Tendick presen the three the Church ot the ( Tod Samari- pantomime of No driver likes to hit an animal. first graders in a f. rmation they may call Creswell tan. Episcopal, at Coriallis It unpleasant, it can be danger the life of Jesus. during the officers pi pastor, th.' Rei Chai l< - -Scott 11203 or 613. ous, and it's often wasteful. For under the Neville, read the double-ring il The second grai The bus providing transporta- Mrs. V. E Irousbeck. example, skunks, frequent high ari Bridw. 11 tn tv chairman. ice; Parents of the groom are Mr. H W Turpin, sister of the bride ti, n will leave Creswell grade direction of Mrs. way visitors, are important to our nd F E Allen in chart ami Mrs Ralph Malcolm ot Mon- Mrs Lloyd Malcolm and Mrs school at 9 a m. each morning dur and Sondra Suttle Park food supply since they feed off were given » grasses and sheaf gt roe. ing the swim class series. Flovd Malcolm cut and served th'' "lice and beetles which destroy bv Mrs. Phil Walker's and Shirley for th ■ local and county fair White and yellow stock and wedding eal«' Miss Kathy Kiesow crops. And birds help keep the Parson's third graders The fourth, hibits : Durward Ryan and E cbrysinthemunis were the of B< nd presented the guest lx«»k insect population under control. Anniversaries, Fathers with Mis. fifth and sixth grad” in ch rations. The bride, given in rnar- The couple left for a trip down Yuu can protect yourself and our her Miles Quinn. Mrs Fl< Ixis Angeles, rlafee by her father, wore । cock- grams animal fi .ends by following these Sinclair as and Miss ?.J< ,. -d ticuhu tail-length dres^ of white ( h the simple rules: For her going-away ly' lace over tulle and satin A bride wore i yellow and whit A combination teachers, sang < vei ral choittses W B Nixon 1. Blink your lights at night to CRESWELL swell I nk n High School gru.mai- o ve ’ ses. In and recited scriptun in th Dutch tulle veil was held in pia< e < mbroidered sateen sheath dres Committee ch lirman, war» animals on the road. A steady c>.|. hration was held at the home m ton Mawson, the group were- St a Lun . . left, Mi-dictorui; Duane by a cap of lace, tulle and -eed with white acc« ssories and h<’ b< .m will hypnotize them into im <.( Mr and Mrs. C. 1. Kent Sun- lag class wi leven Peter- licited articles for the pearls. She carried a cresci nt I m > u - wedding cor: and lit (l,i The 10th wedding anniver- Michail Graham. St Diana Chap- to l»e ¡xol>l Mi s S. I. I’ahi mobility. Warn them of your ap 1 ’ ra ‘ t, silut son, Terry Vaughn, 1 qdf’t rtf white Ixiuvardia and Cym- uate of Ci Union High slips chairman. re<|u>" proach in the daytime by honking u’y of their daughter and hus- re so close that the s ilirtMorten honor* could man and Joanne Rob« D u & uc ’ h gru June 2; the horn; they may literally be bidium orchids ..,nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. sales slips bt in by school and a sophomore until Ilie night Indore i oium< «cwm nt. shment come scared stiff if startled. Gon-ham of Springfield, who were Mrs. Calvin C. Taylor super meeting. To not Ix* de', -r Miss Darlene Wirth of Shedd, 2. Warn birds along a fence by that night ar jjr and Mis C 1 maid of honor, wore a dress of filiation Has with "The Pine'" Mrs John Lydon of Mount Ver married at Creswell June 16. 1946; vised the kindergarten group and Kent. ’Mr and M. - Vern Mc honking your horn. W hen you are The groom was graduated from émerald green , non Wash., visited.Mr. and Mrs. tiie llth wedding anniversary of .Mis. Miles O. Wicks w as in charge Cluskey, Mr. and Mrs Claren" too near they become startled and carried t* crescent bouquet ol yel- the Monroe High school and mnn (eorre Frie i n and attended the the Kents, who were married in of the older groups. Sunkler and Mr. and Mrs. L. J are liable to head into the car. Creswell Junf 20, 1912 and Fa- low gladiolus. recently Irom Oregon Stat«’ col Rose Festival in Portland with A large nuFnber of mothers and new phy- 3. Slow down when you see a . Mrs. Miss Myrna Mogstad and Mis: lege in aero engineering. He was them Mis. Lydon is a sister of ihtrs Day were observed. The friend-- was piescnt and wire Quigley. An invitation was received to herd-type animal such as a deer. three grandchildren, Lorraine, a member of the Campers club Kaye schwering ol Crei Mrs. Friesen. sei d refit 'hrni nts t llow in J* One such animal crossing the road Marilyn and Ellen Kay Goreham The couple will make their home Union High school and the bridesmaids Miss Moi program. e C pvt Daniel II Crockett Jr., son also iveie present. in Los Angeles where the gtixim Myers, new teacher in pire Round-up in Eugene, August will usually be followed by others. wore a dress of yellow c are 4. Be on the lookout when driv of Mr. and Mrs, D, H. Crockett, is employed by North American and Miss Schwering s < CRESWELL The Church of 14. ummer school at Univer- lett recently for service in Korea Visitors for the evening were ing through recently harvested Aviation Inc. Christ completed ti successful two Mrs. Marv Arne. Pomona lecturer, farm land. Animals are likely to The Clyde Johnson family of ried a crescent bouquet of glads. weeks of. Daily Vacation Bible Mr. and Mrs Walter Iwens and be on the move in search of new Mr and Mr Frank Mirabelli Tumwutei/.Bfash., -nepr Olympia, To Fleet New Director Robert Lynn Malcolm, brother Ç school with n sack lunch picnic at Mrs George Layng of the Dorena food sources. w< re overnight guests recently of and daughter F of the groom, was tw-st man. Ush CRESWELL Annual meeting noon, Juno 15 The same evening Grange. t week with Mrs. Mrs Edith Jone.' and family. They Wash. ers were Bruce Brown and Rich of Creswell Union High school dis the pupils presented a program Mlrabelli ’ s parenti. Mr. and Mis lived in Cie^WT ’ ) last year while for their parents illustrating many ard Jones. E. L. Reynold' They were on fhc-.r Mr .k.hnson taught'in Lhe Cres trict 12 will be held at the high of the things thei had leaned in St RPRISE DINNER HONORS The bride's mother wore a navy school Monday, June 25. A di- OPENS IIOMPV way tc San Mateo and < ’ her point" well Grade school They went on CRESWELL Miss Kayo dress with white trim and acces the J I KERR ON I AHTERS DAY n-ctor for five years will be elect- carrying out the theme "The Liv CRESWELI Monday Schw cring entertained at a re to Southern Oregon ,o visit other CRESWELL Mrs. J. T. Kerr sories and a corsage of pink rose cd W. D. Tiedje is the retiring ing Bible.” first day of Girl Scout camo on Mr. and Mrs Knute Holt have friends. buds and split carnations The ception Sunday afternoon at the entertained at a surprise dinner direqtor. Mrs. J. T Kerr has filed the Tom Wright ranch near Sag- Forty-four pupils had a perfect Schwering home at 443 West_ ( house on groom's mother wore a dress ot Mr. and Mrs O. J. Partei of sold their apartment ol 1 for election. The polls will be open attendance record anti nine others in rv Thirtv-nine girls registered foi Mr. Kerr on Fathers Day. His Medina blue with navy accessories street in observance of the 25th North Second street to Allin Portland were Sunday guests brothels anti s: ters joined the missed only one day. These pupils for the week’s training. Unit lead ! miily here for ihe day. Present wedding anniversary of her par Shepherd for rental purposes and his broth’ • and wife^Mr ,^nd Mis. from 2 to 8 p.m. and a corsage of pink rosebuds ers are Mrs JohnTriolo. Miss K ivc were all awarded pins Average ents Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Schwer have bought the Ernest Rcppy A. W. Bartel. • • and split carnations. ;; 5 .,X T.vtle. were Mi. and Mrs. A. W. Kerr Mrs PARTY HONORS l-YEAR-OLD attendance for the 10-day sess on A reception was held in the ing. The couple were the recipients home on South Filth street, th’ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Partney re Mrs. Kenneth Hurlburt. Mrs. Mark and grandchildren Laura and Ar CRESWELL Mrs Paul Hart was 88. a peak of 100 being reach of manv gifts. They were married parish hall of the church. Pouring Reppys are planning to locate at turned Sundaj fi*m a> visit with Moore, Mis. Cecil Bush and Mis. thur Kerr of Mill City, Mrs Grace were Mrs. C. A. Ehrich Jr., sis June 14, 1931. in the Creswell Springfield where Mrs. Reppy op- his daughter, Mrs. Lee Kluckert man of Ashland, yvho is visiting ed one day. Marvin Kerr. Mrs. I A Whit Freeman of Portland, Mrs. Elva yyith Creswell relatives, entertain Presbyterian church by the Rei- The daily offering was sent to ter-in-law of the bride, and Mrs alon. Foster and Mrs. Bess Hamden of and family, at Redmond and with ed Saturday. June 9. at a party Mrs. ney. camp George Crompley, pastoi ol the the Christian Children's Homo. Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hamner family Mrs. daughter, Mrs. for her one-year-old daughter Con- The H. Mawson, church for several years, and have Boise. Idaho, to start a farm fund Kerr and einltl.cn Vernita and the Walktip Eugene Miller Die Mary Anderson at Ellensburg. nie at the home of her sister, Mrs This home benefits children or and firs made their home in this commu- moved the mi nt on North Fir Refreshments throughout the Pacific Northna-.-t. son and Charlotte Sexton, pro Dean, Mr. and Mrs Vernon Kerr. Delbert Thayer, nitv since. Barney and Andy. Keith Kerr and CRESWELL Eugene Miller, Mountain View d Mrs D. H. Crockett. Mrs.'John wen served to Mrs. Martin Guests included Mr. and Mi The Bible school was directed gram aides. nearer Mr. Napper Mr. and Mrs J. T. Kerr. 54 of Eugene, sen ol the late L, Pahl and Mrs. S. L. Dani en- Schapp. Susie and Dale; Mrs. by Mrs. Hart Beebe. Teachers and II Mi and Mis. H Lee Myers George R Miller of Creswell, du d t'Ttained the Camas fictile chib Civile Hartman Jr. and Debbie; nlisistants Here: Te.'n-age, Mrs. E. Ronald Dersham. Hamner’s work. Monday, June 18. at Sacred Heat t jiersham ! Dee Burns returned home last . ai ............ the. ...... Corckett home June 12 Mrs. Martin Hartman, Erma Jean, Y Stevenson; juniors. Mr Dean CRESWEI I. M a recent meet, ....... . ------- Mr and Mrs. Barney Doyle, Mr. hospital following ■ a “ long illness. week from a two u.aks training A business meeting followed the ¡ yiartena Mae and Danny; Mrs. Eusted and Mrs. Fred Reich; ing of the directors cf school dis He is survived by a son Bruce in and Mr E E Dersham, Mr and at the Seabees Reserves Naval potluck meal. 'Mary Thayer. Mrs. C. A. Buck- third primary, Mrs. - II. ... A. ............ Simmons. Mr and Mr Lee Cay as trict 40 Mrs Arthur Bates resign Eugene; a daughter, Mrs. Louise •Mr:,. ... school at Port Huenemc near Los Plans were made to do quilting | ingham of Denver. Colo.. Mrs Koenig of Eureka. Calif., and a Miles O. Wicks. Mr. and Mis. A Angeles. Calif. I Ie is in the com at the July H) meeting at the Delbert Thayer, Glenda. Darrel sisted bj Kathy Horton, second •ire planning t< move .south. primary. Mis Alton Wheeler; brother in Ihe East. Two brothers, W Barte), Mr and Mrs. William munications department. He also VFW haiP with Mrs. Robert Ralph T r a i n. superintendent, "-1-—• in( __ j [{oy. Mrs Clyde Hartman. first and second primary, Sherry to re?. Uy see the country on Marion and Percy, and his father Thomson and son Robert. Miss spent a day with his grandfather, authorized to contact the ar Mi" Grace Bailey and Mrs Paul Hartman, Connie and Johnson and Donna Stevenson; was ’ preceded him in death during the Bettv Jo Thomson, Martin Walker. J. Estes, and an uncle. Palley Es- Flonerday. your jicst trip East front about drawin ' preliminary Mrs Gertrude Bailey as hostqsses. I H Lonnie. "" first primary, Mrs. Victor Stein- chitect 1 past year. Funeral services tire in Mrs William Thomson Jr Mr. plans for th" completion of the at Burbank. Eighteen m. nibei s were present. anil Mrs. Art Mogstad and niece häuer assisted by Mrs. Harold UNION PACIFIC’S si>aci- charge of England's chapej. Rearrick l inda Hockett Miss Mvrna Mog- Mis-- Alice Crockett was a gu Mrs MRS. MINNIE HENRIKSEN Maddy; beginners class, Mrs F. west w n7 of eresiane school. be ous new pome Coaxhes, lux Siad Mr and Mrs. H N. Traxler. Pass visited last week with Mrs. i Taylor and ¡'is faUter, G. Harrold with Carla Go'd as When finished there Mr ami Mrs Ben Kokler and son Roy Hanson while attending the Arthur C.'i Taylor. att< tided a ba. e. | CRESWELL Mrs. Minnie Hcn- sisting: nursery. Ms. Kenneth seven class iroms and lavatories. urious Dome Lounge and tKn.l Slnndav • । ik'entertained the adult Bible Erickson assisted by Mrs Marvin Only two rooms in this part of Richard of Junction City, Jay Church of the Brethren coni ent ion Isill game in Portland Sunday exclusive Dome Diner. of the Christian church Kerr; han.IWork committee. Mis. th • bidldin?. Qie now available for Ptlffenltei ger of Astoria. Gerald in Eugene. Mr and Mrs. L. M. Powell hdve Juniper of North Bend. Frankie The n>ime of Mrs. Martin had as rerent guests Mr and Mrs. , Tuesday. Thirteen members were (X-Ad Wheel«'!'. Mrs. James Cooley, use. . । CÂLL Miller of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs Schapp wa inadvertently omitted Xcls Aust n »f 1-os Angeles. Calit., i present. Mrs. Harold Maddy led Gernlilirie Wheeler; refreshments, Add definitions: A pessimist is Cottage from the family group attending Hubert Dersham of , the devotions. The July 10 meet- Mrs. F B. G»x»l and Mrs Muma' and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Linvtlle of FACiFiC HAiinOAD the rn^in who finances an opti Grove Mr and Mrs. A J Gab the recent reunjon rf the H:til- Sun Diego. Mr. Austin is a cousin >iii'; will h«' at the home ot Mrs. Hcnrfksen; secretary, Mis GeoY-te mist. riel and Mary Jane Eugene, in in family Mrs Seharp is a anti Mrs Linville a nieee bf Mrs. F B Good with Mrs Henrik en Bowers. Clayton Milspaugh and Paul Har daughter of Mr« Clide I Inrtmtfh. leading the devotions A soci il Powell. time followed the business meeting gis. Won! conies that the C Edwin Mrs. 1-ouisc Land returned Fri and refreshments were served. bl Ditto family, who lift from a months visit with IRANCfS flflK Wright Re-electod last full Io m ike tl.eir home in day mother and pther relatives in Uli- Home economist HONORS BIR I HD/tY I nois. , , CRESWELL Mrs. L. A. Whit Diegon Wheal league in a university ihere. A 3c Ron Tendick is hi.me for ney -erved birthday cake and cof to th., .' oh this year. Mr. Hitto, Lewis Builûog t() days from Shepherd Field at fee th a group of friends as a sur Levy Approved who w ¡1 s Wichita Falls, Tex. Portland 4. Oregon prise birthday anniversary cout- CRESWELL The largest num be assistant superintendent of the The Rev. and Mrs Howard Wal , Rsy lor Mrs Loyd Wheeler ber ol patrons for some time wen’ ton ami sun Chris visited his par- 12 Present were Mmes. Here we live in the one spot in out to vole at the election of a | high sehix l at Oregon City. the world where the finest straw t nls. Mr. and Mis. C C. Walton Henriksi n, W. C. Adams. A son boi n to M r and Mis five-year dhan'tor for school dis- . berry shortcake is possible. Our last Meek They have been moved Henriksen, F. B. Gtxtd and trict 40 Monday A total of 1451 Hubert II. Duyck of Creswell. Rt. Irom the Methodist ehurch at Days Kent. Mari hall variety strawberries - r -F»■ ivwJl. I at Cottage Grove hospital June votes were cast Tom Wright was are the finest berries known tor Creek to the church at Gold Hill. flavor and rlchnes . Oregon a reelected by a mte ot 98. Doug- The Kenneth CZiknian family of Dili.HI ER JOINS HOLT ■ ,1 I 1 t. I dairy product» meet the high He is the first child in the fam- I'ortl CRESWELL Miss B aid i.sited Creswell lelatin „,. The baby is ihe grandson of rtandards set by the nation s ilv. The two-mill serial I vy was Holt, 19-year-old daughter ot Mr. । dairy Industry. And of course, approved by 89 to 53. This amount Mi and M. s Karl I mvek cf Cre- ou r the weekend. the Hour used in your shortcake Don Henriksen, employe àt the and Mrs Harry Holt of Creswell, has lieen approied lor the past «,>11 i;t 1 and of Mi and Mr left Wednesday by plane for New is the finest bilking Hour known two years with the money going limi Corwall. forme.ly of Cres Union Oil station, had several York and Korea where she will ... made of soft wheat grown in well but now of Petaluma. Calif. stitches taken m the t p of his a building fund This timi into join her father in caring for a Oregon. Mr and Mrs Paul ihbbs and head Sunday as the result ol an . number of Korean orphan children the levy was called foe one yc:ir Mrs. Viola accident at the station. He was It will providt‘ for lh<‘ com- Mis mothi working underneath a car and in to I m ' brought to this country for pielion of a wing already built Mr. Holt has lieen in raising up quickly to answer the adoption. Creslane school. Seven the Korea several weeks and had made phone he 'tnick his head on the with lavatories will I«' horn«' Mi Cai s.m rooms .................. - - an earlier trip when he brought tl eler hitch of the car I He put into use when completed One Mr Traxler The g 'si wo ir eight 01 Ph in vriw were ad< pted ton's mother. taken to the hospital a. room only in this wing is in use Ue.l ii Ith Mr- < cs t TnKrn. aken into the Holf family. lield to haye the syV^K's Mrs Clara S N at the present time. M:s- Lois Tl ixlen in Eu On the election l»ard were Mrs Billy Carpenter, son of Mr. and CRESWELL At the recent Adams gene 4r. airi Mrs Traxler and Mrs R M. Carpintci and Don meeting of the Adult Bible class Minnie Henriksen. W i family of Civs- and Mrs C. I. Kent. the Calvin Taylo ald Westlake, sen of Mr. a\td Mrs of the Christian church the fol well spent one c vrnlng at a fam- \rlie Westhike. are tA^mg two lowing officers • were elected: ihe Robert Stcv- ily gathering at weeks' ttaining ip an Air Natior President. Mis. Loyd Wheeler; OaCGON HAS AU. IT TAKxS to give ^rs. ’ . C. Satter ens home in Eugene. al Guard unit at Gowen Field a’ vice president. Ivan Parks: sec you a summertime of tine straw Mrs C A Buckingham cf 1 'en- Boise, Idaho. Jelaid Andel son. for. retary. Clarence Sunkier; treas Is District Deputy berry shortcake eating The ver, Colo., w ho has lx en visiting merly of < litsweil, rioyv of Ellens- urer, Mrs. F. B. Gomi. wheat growers and strawberry at the home of a brother, Delliert growers have encouraged your CRESWELL Mis L. C. Sutter l »erg. Wash.. grocer to make “apeelals" this received her ccmmiasion as district Thayer and family, left last week then1. THETA RHO TO NOMIN ATE week so you will be able to give deputy president at the June 13 for her home. CRESWELL Nomination of of 'Die John Townsend family of your family all they want of this meeting of Honor Rebekah lodge Mrs R E. Scobee of Wichita, Elh nsberg. Wash . visited last ficers for the new year was held last week with hoi super desllrt Your linker too, ■it Kan. vis.ted ielegate to the week with her parents, Mx., and at the June 14 meeting of the will be featuring many delicious Rebekah Assembly at Tillamook. mother. Mrs. Mary Hubbard Mrs Flank Bridwell, and with Theta Rho club. Election will take shortcake treats Particularly s John Bonnettc re- Mr. and Mr Special practice was held for other relatives and friends, They place at the June 28 meeting. handy are the shorfcake dessert week from a two initiatory work to be given at the cups However, if your lih’a for July 2 ineeting when the newly- with relatives at formerly bved at Creswell. Land. Mr and Mis W'. C shortcake is crunchy, golden bis skatchewan. Canada. daughter Moose law, installed president of the Rebekah, Marilyn afa! -on Billy cuits, here’s an old-fashioned making prints neat by Assembly. Mrs. Ethel N Gibbs, and ot her retu n«Ni last week from a two recipe which is a real snap, and Creswell Church of Christ: 9:45 nccom- They were cnr. will make her official visit Plans the trip by weeks' visit, with relatives in Wis am Bible School. Mrs. Claude made better becaus« of Oregon de for the planned supper panied by Mrs Bonnette' consin. They made th«1 trip bi Kirkendall. superintendent; 11 Miss Ethel Yo rved that evening. car They reported pleasant weath ngs were read from Mrs hi plane Miss founts has a inu- er thCrt o£ the tili>” With the beat a m. communion and preaching service; 7 p.m. study hour; • I- Hayes and Mrs Elsie Ro sic store in her home city. wave catching up with them it p.m. evening service. L. M. Bix Mr and Mi's. Hayes Burke, who Sall 1 ik«' City. Utah. il members now living in spent lust week with their chil- Oregon Clayton Mdsp.iugh and Paul ler, pastor. at ---------- Arcata. Calil . attended Haigis, who made their home with dren ... Pre*byt*rlun Church. Sunday irer and Mrs Fred the high school graduation of then Mr. and Mrs. Sehwerin . Pinnen was appointed to fill the prundson. Charlcs Montgomery, while attending high schixd hen- school at 9 45 a m. 11 a m. wor- unexpired term. Mrs E M Rand former s' dent tn the Creswell have received thetr separation pa ship service. was appointed community seri ice schools and Hunt and ;ier frein the First Mr. an Mrs chairman and Mrs C I Kent fra ........ Methodial < him h. Rev. are Redmond Edd and nnploied bi the Bed Ernestine Hitchcock, pastoi. mi . i - ternal press chairman Mrs R. G. sons Bob! Clayton is c the Phil- ' Paul plans to jay School at 10 am. Morning St Clair and Mrs Kent will sene were rec« Telephone cc.mpanj the refreshments at the June 2. ip Holt home Mr Hunt is a broth- attend Oregon State college thi" worship at 11 o'clock Intcrnic Shortcake Biscuits er of Mis Holt and is under treat diate high school and adult fel meeting. fall. lowship at 6:30 p.m. Choir prac- iwnt in Eugene for Mr. and Mrs WilUam Hocket ’ 1956 tained some tune go when a cat- and family i isiUsI Crciw ell rela tiee at the church Thursday at rrani Creswell Saddle Club erpillar tractor fell on him and fives this week Mr. Hockett, 7:30 p m. Mix lightly until I drive on safe, modern roads of sturdy and resilient asphalt. teacher in the Madras sehiM>L foi on HahtU Ik ure<l h Elects New Officers E A Green I Assembly of God Church. Rei- the past year, is moving his fam- 15 nan round»« HaliP at 4M) David H. Marks, pastor Sunday CROWDED HIGHWAYS waste motorists’ time—and meet ing day by plane fr om Cadillac, Mich ■ . w i - -rt W?- :e lie will t .lune ut» n or until jcoldrn he was c •lilt'd by the dines next vear. school nt 10 a m Morning wor addle live" lb build more miles of better nx.ds at lowestjost of the ------------ ------ - club wa where 20,000 miles of additional is sister. Mrs Sop and death of h •To mok« 0 lorQA >F»orfc F ’ R. Igiwrence Worshipful ship at 11 oehx-k Evening serv held at the home of Mr. and Mr highway engineers turned to asphalt paving for . » „ of th< hie Hawthorne highway construction ice' 7 3° I ’ ni W< Inc'ilay. 7 30 muKs Axils. They find asphalt easts 30 to >50<V less than m Boners A potluck supjxT Master of Creswell Masonic lod Norma Milspa igh of Apple Vai- and Keith Kerr attended th pm Prayer and Bible study Come Mii bglxlr osti <i by 1965 ■edi'd the business meeting other pavements. It lasts longer, redutvs headlight and lev. Calif., is sjx ndinc two wiTks Grand I ixlge session in Portland with your problems atul spiritual pan Bok« nt 425 Mosby wai ■ girls were sunlight glare, provides noiseless, «■omfortable driving. > with 1 inda Viking . I- ■nt last week. boa rd of directors Mr and classmates help nieet the nation’s highway nix'd*. Standard has ex- Bowers are the new Ina sn<1 n><.uih Mrs. Louis«1 Brown rec«Mied we. d 1965 SiXiiTits asphalt production across the country, now Mr and Mrs Rai Darnden have ichix» Bottling that n- Other offici rs of th«' tb it her sl*9er. Mrs OMIr Thrttn- at the Mkl their 15-aue tract home on summer is reali i sident, W ton of Reedsport, had suffered ojMTatrs nine asphalt refineries. or the berry Shorn "1" Howe l-tne to Capt and Mrs 1 president M a k, ami i' a patient ât Kc Hew eert-tlm-' par'y Our scientists work with highway engineers on improved L. Wells of Re«'dsport and have Mis S hospital Noitb B< nd. Mre^Thoi h. finught a home at Cottage Grove. construction technique« whi h save millions of your tax Wayne i nMho « Cnwwvll a P h w i ton In The Wells ,ue well known n the dollars each year. This means more and better roads, to Jam«" her home her«' many y< coast as they have lx>en in the ired Mr • moving to Rix-dsport Smith. Raymond Po' perve a nation on the move. comtwrcial fishing business for Safew Mosby, Hollis Mathews ha ■ li's and Sheryl, children ore Ink some time They plan to move to .veil *through Standard's vhoUy-ounrd »ubsidiary, Amr nenn Bitumili» <£• Arphált Company . Hi Mr- Ray Darnden Mr and Mrs Series I lav in- < reswell and may raise mink tlx vited the club to meet with them ine h new I*ne, med H Meyr t and Mi's Louise Broun has renti’d Mr rose Luti m of the Cotti at the June 21 meeting ORICON WHUT tOMMiS'K'N Wls her house 0,1 coiner of Fifth three elan church to Ogd> i^l tah, wh» IN 305 S * IO<h. PURKI " .n i Me>- ind Scarbrough to Mr and Mrs. for you Alili Ml th.'i Ilin -^end thrvgNiecks with ison yvhy the ( >nc F. Viking, atul that such live wir« regon heat they wear so little insulation. children. Msny Creswell Friends Äitend Wedding Cf Paula Ehrich, Lawrence Malco’m Around Town 25th Anniversary educational OPPORTUNITY SBinmi'rtiint' Ealing is Fun in Owm Standard asphaft research helps bring taxpayers 3 miies of paving for the cost of 2 O W
