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o. o o 14 The Newe-Review, Roiebure, 0r. Fri. Nov. 21, 1958 South Umpqua GrttnpCfcmes New Officers By EDITH MOOR! I The South t'mpqui Grange hai elected G. M. Krell at matter fur the enauing term. Roy Matthewa was chosen overseer; Mrs. Krell, lecturer; Harold Burgin, steward; Tom Epping, assistant steward; Mrs. Charles Wheeler, chaplain; Mrs. Roy Matthews, treasurer; Mrs. Burgin, secretary; Romie Hendrix, gate Veeper; Mri. Hend nx. Ceres; Mrs. Ella Roy, Po mona : Mrs. Ivan Kelly, Flora, and Mrs. Richard Williams, lady assist ant steward. Richard Williams, John Larson and Mrs. Ralph Mar tin were named to the executive committee. Mri Martin is also mu sician for the croup. Thirty girls have signed for the newly organized 4-H sewing club, Sew 'n' Sew. Leaders of the group are Mrs. Wayne Smith and Mrs. Durnin Swingley. Jackie Prairie was elect ed president; AKnes Hendrix, vice president; camilie r.ueison, secre tary; Carmen De Bolt, song leader. and Linda Burden, news reporter. Four boys originally signed up but dropped because they felt some what overwhelmed by the many mrl. This is the first year for H of the members, while the otners are in their second year of sewing, as they had organized early in the summer and completed their first vesr projects prior to the County Fair. Two baited potatoes will give you all the Vitamin C you need, says Adelia M. Beewukes, associate professor of nutrition at the Uni versity of Michigan. Curtin4-H GrftiTOStod Awtrtft DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TIL YOU SEE FLECEL HEAVY HAULING Oregon and Washington MOBILE CRANE SERVICE iy MACHINERY Dismantling and Erection FLEGEL Transfer & Storage Co. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 414 N. E. Casper Roseburg, Oregon At Fkfel CliH Ireifisld fOwtie ORdierd 3-443 By RUBY MEACHAM Frank Von Borstel. county 4H extension agent.recently presented 4-H awards and puis at the Grange ! hall in curtin. Receiving pins and awards for the number of years in 4-H were: Tommy Work, John and Tom Bew ley. Tommy and Jerry Thompson, Harry McMichael, Harlan and Har vey Smith, forestry; Susan Costin, Pete and Virginia Ames, Janice Deeds, Darrell Snyder and Pat Hartson. livestock: Diana Becker, I Marilyn and Margery Smith, sew ing, and Janice Deeds, Lareen Becker, Judy Harwood, Juanita Johnson and Joe Stiger, cooking. Pete Ames received an award for agriculture and Harlan Smith was awarded for forestry. Officers Elected Election of Grange officers was held at the last meeting of the North Douglas Grange. Those elected were: Dean Boss, master; Les Hamacher, overseer; Mrs. Bruce Boss, lecturer; Pete Ames, steward: Lawrence Ames, assist ant steward; Mrs. Gene Boss, Chaplain; Frank St. Clair, treasur er; Bruce Boss, secretary; Lloyd Black, gate keeper; Juanita John son, Ceres; Mrs. Black, Pomona; Virginia Ames, Flora; Sydia Werfs, lady assistant steward; Norman Suiter, Alvin Alien and Mrs. Irene Ames, executive com mittee, and Mrs. Grace Moorman, musician. Mrs. Grace Coins and Emily have gone to Ferndale. Wash , for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Berk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Becker and family recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Drake in Tumalo, where Drake is now teaching. The Drakes taught at Curtin for several years before leaving to Tumalo last sum mer. Move Houses 1 Jim Rice has moved the two houses he purchased from the stale Highway Department from their sites at Curtin to his property on Bear Creek. Word has been received that Donald Word was released from the I Cottage Grove Hospital recently 1 after spending nearly a month j there recovering from an auto ac-i cident. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lovegren of cottage Grove were recent dinner guests at the J. R. Sowlea home. Winston Family Paid Visit By Son In Army By BRUNETTE WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stobbe In I Winston are being visited by their son, Sgt. Albert Kiser, who has just returned from three years in France. 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