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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1956 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Job’s Daughters Swim at Ashland Oregon Bovs Win Honors Job’s Daughters of Central Point Bethel $8 held a swim ming party Tuesday evening at Twin Plunges in Ashland. The girls enjoyed swimming and then had a picnic supper at the park later in the evening. Refreshments were provided by the Job’s guardian council. Those attending were: Nadra Moore, Joanne Ritter, Suzanne Hood, Gail Collins, Arlene Chausse, Janet Scalberg, Lor raine Scalberg, Sally Elden, Vicki Noel, Rachel Hamilton. Jeanette Purdy. Laurel Setness. Kav Askwith. Linda Warren, Janet Kilbourn, Julie Ashton, Nancy Stewart, Marla Abbott, Anita Conger, Donna Burnett, Karen Golding and Patsy Baljo. Members of the council pro viding refreshments were: Mrs. Leonard Warren, Mrs. Melvin Hood, Mrs. Bill Askwith, Mrs. Bill Abbott, Mrs. Melvin Mc Grew, Mrs. A M. Setness and Mrs. Louis Kilbourn. Mothers, Daughters Present for Meeting Of Gold Hill HEC Former Oregon 4-H club mem bers who are now’ leaders in their communities are eligible fpr recognition awards including a trip this fall to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, reports Burton Hutton, state 4-H leader at Oregon State college. The National 4-H Alumni Rec ognition program is designed to recognize outstanding adults who and will afford more direct ser vice from the department. ‘In addition to testing warehouse and retail store scales, Robert son will also periodically check retail service station pumps in the six counties. This testing ac tivity is carried on by the state to assure both seller and con sumer of accuracy in transactions involving measures. Stoddard Accepts Dimes Leadership PORTLAND (Special) N. Thos. Stoddard, Portland realtor, has been named to head the 1957 March of Dimes in Oregon. Basil O’Connor announced in New York today. "It pleases me greatly that you have accepted the state chair manship of the 1957 March of Dimes for Oregon,” O’Connor said. “Last year you played a vital part in making the March of Dimes successful in Oregon. Your efforts to inform people of your state as to the needs of our program, your ability to inspire local volunteers to give their very best, and your en- TEEN AGE DREAM CARS—Someday you may be riding in automobiles that look like these smartly-styled miniatures. These “dreams” won first place awards for their builders in the 1956 Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild model car competition. Upper car was designed and built by Jim P. Schneider, Portland. Lower car is the work of John Foley, Central Point. Bv Adah Jones GOLD HILL—The Gold Hill Grange HEC met last Thursday July 26 at the Grange hall for a very busy day especially at the noon hour as 4-H lamb and ■were former 4-H club members, home economics clubs were hav ing their fair and all enjoyed Hutton says. Two deserving the dining room at the same adults in each county will be hour. awarded certificates. Four state Thirteen of the HEC members winners will be presented cop were present with five guests per plaques and their names en which seemed to be mother and tered into national competition. daughters day. Persons interested in nominat Mrs. Edna Foote had with her her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Edna ing adults for the awards should May Foote of Linwood, Calif.; contact local county extension Mrs. Thos. Grav had her mother, offices. Mrs. Minnie Kirk, from South ern California; Mrs. Lena Lar- icks mother, Mrs. Charity Gar- County Liquor Sales rington, is here from Munice, Indiana; Mrs. Gertie Rosecrans Show Large Increase has had her daughter, Mrs. Jackson county liquor sales Beulah Barnett of Albany, Ore. totalled $1,482,089.20 for fiscal Another guest and former resi year ending June 30, 1956, which dent of the area is Mrs. Sadie is $109,949.05 increase as com Frink Cyphers who has return pared with the preceding fiscal ed here to make her home. The year, according to the Oregon women finished quilting one liquor control commission. quilt and put another in the Total state sales, reported by frame. the were $45,102,- Get well cards were sent to 483.91. commission, This w ’ as $2,184,007.85 Cecil Gabie, who was in the more than w’as collected during hospital, and a sympathy card the preceding year. to Mrs. Bob McDaniels whose The commission attributes the son, Lt. John H. Lockwood was total increase in dollar volume recently killed in the crash of to the fact that this is the first his fighter plane near Fairbanks, complete 12 month period to re Alaska. The women had a number flect price increases made May of special guests during their 1, 1955, following legislative rec noon hour when pot luck lunch ommendations that liquor prices be increased for more revenue was served. to the state Recognition Program Told for 4-H Alumni PAGE FIVE Vicki Lynn Wenzel Honored on Birthday Little Miss Vicki Lynn Wenzel was guest of honor at a birth day party on Wednesday, July 25, in observance of her sixth birth anniversary. Eight young friends w’ere pres ent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. "Phil’; Wenzel to help her celebrate. Those attending were: Judy and Ronney Powell, Sigruid and Seri Rasmussen, Denay and Michelle Kinney and Laurie and Gail Warthen. Mrs. Wilbur Tal- ish helped with games and re freshments. Weights Fieldman To Serve 6 Counties Wayne Robertson, of Klamath Falls, was recently appointed weights and measures fieldman for the state department of ag riculture in Lake, Klamath, Jose phine, Douglas, Curry and Jack- son counties. He was working out of Klam ath Falls, but now has establish ed headquarters at his residence at 540 Manzanita, Grants Pass. This marks the first time a deputy state sealer has main tained headquarters in this area N. THOS. STODDARD couragement of other state level leaders to lend support to our cause, has, I know, played a vital role in placing Oregon fourth in per capita giving in the United States." Stoddard is a native Oregon ian having lived 48 years in the state He owns the Portland realty firm, Stoddard A Com- pan. Realtors, Chinese Tea Room • CHINESE • AMERICAN NEW HOURS Mon. through Sai.— 2 p.m.—3 a.m. Sunday 12 noon—3 a.m. All waitresses dressed in au thentic Hong Kong fashions. • AIR CONDITIONED Phone NO 4-1059 Hwy 99 Central Point JOHN H. CHU. 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