Butte Falls bulletin. (<1994 Dec.->) 1994-current, May 01, 1995, Image 1

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    the
Bulletin
May 1, 1995
Vol.2
Issue 5
C IT IZ E N O F T H E M O N T H
Without her, the Easter Bunny would have been
worn to a frazzle! This year, P H Y L L IS R U T H E R ­
F O R D boiled 540 eggs for the Lion's Annual
Easter Egg Hunt. Phyllis has been a great com ­
munity supporter for a long time. It's time to lay
it all on the table and give you an idea of what
this woman's been up to.
Phyllis is a member of Home Extension and Vice
President of the Lioness Club and will be the
hostess of the groups June meetings at her
home. Phyllis provided her yard for last years
Ladies Tea, put on by ladies from the church. ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
If you don ’t know by now, Phyllis makes all the
fantastic signs and posters for the Lions, Lion ­
ess, and Home Extension Clubs. Not only does
she designs signs and posters, Phyllis has de ­
signed many floats for Butte Falls parades. Also,
for these floats, Phyllis and her husband, Law ­
rie, have loaned their vehicles and trailers to pull
floats.
Phyllis had donated her time and food to sell at
the trap shoots for the Scholarship Funds. And,
do you remember when Trae Stephenson had
his heart surgery? Phyllis was the one that coor­
dinated a dinner that raised money for the
Stephenson family. This money made it possi­
ble for them to stay close to Trae during his stay
in the hospital.
We ’re very glad to have someone like Phyllis, so
sweet and giving, in our community.
Phyllis 8s Cupcake at ’94 Victorian Tea ihgfedcbaZY