8A COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL April 29, 2015
B EYOND THE G ROVE
Impactful news from Lane County and surrounding communities
April 19, 2015
To Jessica and Tyler Holling-
sworth of Creswell, a daughter.
To Allison Olson and Jordan
Rios of Creswell, a son.
Sale space in
Creswell
T
he search for an airplane that went
missing from Creswell’s Hobby
Field last week came to an end Friday with
an announcement from the Linn County
Sheriff’s Offi ce that wreckage had been
located outside Harrisburg.
Linn County Sheriff Bruce Riley report-
ed that the County’s Search and Rescue
team, with air assistance from the Army
National Guard, has located the wreckage
of a plane on Mt. Tom, a heavily wooded
piece of property operated by the Bureau
of Land Management about nine miles
east of Harrisburg.
The Piper Cherokee plane and its pi-
lot, 41-year old Lee Cheshire Leslie of
Vancouver, Wash. disappeared after leav-
ing Creswell Tuesday afternoon, April
photo courtesy Linn Co. Sheriff's Offi c e
21, sparking an intensive search. Radar The wreckage of the Piper Cherokee plane that went missing from Cre-
contact with the plane, which was report- swell's Hobby Field was found in a remote area east of Harrisburg Friday.
edly headed toward Vancouver although
Cheshire had not fi led a fl ight plan, was crews with the Civil Air Patrol. An emer-
Positive identifi cation of the body locat-
lost after 15 minutes..
gency beacon signal was detected Thurs- ed at the crash site had not yet occurred by
The search involved three planes and day but was later determined to be false.
Sentinel press time Monday.
Concerning
Creswell
FAMILY AND GENERAL DENTISTRY
courtesy photo
Crews with South Lane Fire and Rescue
quickly extinguished a house fi re in Cre-
swell despite the home's occupant barricad-
ing himself in the burning structure.
orane Grange meets on
May 7at 7:30 p.m. The
men will be serving the ladies in
honor of Mother’s Day.
Plans are developing for the
Lorane Celebration, 2015 on
Sept. 12. Those with ideas are
asked to call Jeri at 541-942-
5701. Anyone interested in
renting a table at the Grange can
contact Lil Thompson at 541-
942-5701.
Our Crow Middle/High
School students competed in the
2015 Math Skills Fair at LCC
this month. The team consisted
of 12 students. They were divid-
ed into three events, and after
all scores were tallied, the Math
Skills Team fi nished in third
place overall behind Marist and
Oak Hill. Shawn Recca and
SOUTH LANE COUNTY
FIRE & RESCUE
7ELCOMING .EW 0ATIENTS
#ALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY
The Creswell Library will
present an evening of books,
conversation and treats at the
Community Center on Saturday,
May 2 from 6-8 p.m. Authors
Jo Brew and Pat Edwards will
present their books "Oregon
Main Street: U.S. Highway 99."
Tickets are $10 each, $18 per
couple or $20 per family.
Community Public Education:
• CPR/AED
• Heart Attack Recognition
• Fall Prevention • Stroke Prevention
• Fire Prevention • Fire Extinguishers
• Fire-Med Membership
Teacum Jentzsch both quali-
fi ed to move forward to the state
tournament.
Congratulations to all these
Cougars! The CHS Prom is
this Saturday, May 2 in Veneta.
Seniors and everyone driving,
please be very careful. It’s al-
ways a wonderful time for stu-
dents, so please watch your
speed.
Last week was Secretary’s
Week. A very special “thank
you” to all the secretaries in our
the CAL School District who
work so hard and dedicate their
time to the schools and the stu-
dents.
Seniors, there’s not much time
left for those last scholarships
due dates. Keep in mind, watch
for the many events marking
the end of this school year and
graduation.
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Creswell Night
Out
The North Douglas Perform-
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Crews were able to force them-
selves into the home’s front door and
fi ght the fi re, which was quickly ex-
tinguished. The home suffered heavy
smoke damage and moderate struc-
ture damage, and its occupant, whose
name was not released, was removed
from the structure by the Lane Coun-
ty Sheriff’s Offi ce and taken to Riv-
erBend’s Emergency Department for
further evaluation.
Brightening Lives One Smile at a Time
'Hat Trick' in
Drain
BY LIL THOMPSON
For the Sentinel
Occupant of burning
building barricades
himself inside
Douglas G. Maddess, DMD
If you have stuff to sell at the
Creswell City-Wide Yard Sale
and want a space that is secure
and inside, in case of rainy or
windy weather, the Creswell
Grange on West Oregon Ave.
has tables to rent for $10 per ta-
ble per day (1 table 2 days $20,
2 tables 2 days $40, etc.) Friday
morning set up will be at 7am.
The sale times are Friday, May
8 from 9am to 6pm and Satur-
day, May 9 from 9am to 5pm.
The Grange will also be sell-
ing a taco lunch on both days
from 11am to 2pm.
To reserve your table, call
Vickie at 541-895-3156. If
get answering machine, speak
clearly and leave name and
phone number.
ing Arts Council presents Hat
Trick on Friday, May 22 at the
Drain Civic Center, 205 West
A Street in Drain. Doors open
at 6:30 p.m., and the concert
begins at 7 p.m. The cost is
$5 per person at the door. Re-
freshments will be available for
sale. Questions can be directed
to Joe and Jackie Burres, 541-
836-2505 or view the website at
www.ndpac.org or on Facebook
at North Douglas Performing
Arts Council.
LORANE COUNTRY NEWS
News and notes from our neighbor to the north
outh Lane County Fire and Res-
cue personnel were called to a
report of a structure fi re at 42 Scott
Lane in Creswell at 6 p.m. on Friday.
Crews arrived to fi nd smoke coming
from the residence and the occupant
of the home in the front yard. They
say that, as they approached, the
occupant ran back into the burning
home and barricaded himself in a
rear room.
April 15, 2015
BRIEFS FROM BEYOND
Wreckage of
missing plane
located
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CRESWELL BIRTHS
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1481 Gateway Blvd
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Bus: 541-942-2623
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nice too! Up to about $325,000.
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area up to about $225,000
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