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PAGE FOUR > 4-H'ers Hunt Hazards Willow Springs HEU Officers Attend Meeting By Mrs. Robert Nagle WILLOW SPRINGS — Mrs. Kenneth Mainwaring, chairman; Mrs. Ray Vogel, vice chairman; Mrs. Richard Savage, secretary, and Mrs. Robert Nagle, treasur er, new officers of Willow Spring Home Extension unit at tended officers training meeting at Crater High school on Tues day. Mr. Delmar Smith has begun to extract this year's honey crop. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris on recently, with several friends, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Sweeny of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Keen, Eagle Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gonazales of Talent, enjoyed a few days at the Lake of the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nagle and family spent Monday even ing in Ashland. Had a nice pic nic in Lithia Park. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Parent made a trip Sunday to Crater Lake and Fort Klamath. Tuesday evening Mrs. L. C. McMahan attended a surprise baby shower for Mrs. Seany of Medford at Mrs. Seany’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dusenberry of Medford were Sunday even ing guests at Mr. and Mrs. John Cotas home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Young and family attended the Gold Rush Jubilee at Jacksonville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Wilke Moore and family were recent guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chureton of Brookings. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis, form er Willow Springs resident, who now live in Sams Valley, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Saltsgaver and Mrs. Julia Kelly recently. Mr and Mrs. Charles Hallett returned home Monday evening after visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earn est Bass of Arcata, Calif., for a few days. Mr. Hallett did some fishing near Trinidad and caught two nice fish, a snapper and a salmon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benton of Central Point and Mrs. Ethel Saldok were recent guests of Mrs. Julia Kelley. Miss Porter and Miss Deitrick of Lx>s Angeles, Calif., who are playing at the Wooden Shoe in the Holland hotel have been guests at Mrs. Julia Kelleys sev eral times this last week. Mrs. Kelley has known Miss Porter since she was a little girl. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Weiss and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Don McCulloch, and son, Steven, spent Saturday Motor TUNE-UP THUSDAY, AUGUST 9. 1956 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT, OREGON University Foresees Fall Housing Problem University of Oregon (Special) Housing at the University of Oregon will be taxed to capacity w^th increased enrollments of the fall term and officials will be faced with the prospect of housing some 300 men students in private accomodations in the community, according to Donald M. DuShane ,dean of students. University policy requires all freshmen, men and women, to live in dormitories. Upperclass women will be housed in dorm itories or sororities. Dean Du- Shane expects the sororities and fraternities to be filled to cap acity. University quarters for married students will also be filled. In addition to this housing, the university will obtain list ings of off-campus housing for upperclass men in order to ac commodate all registrants. AFETY Is an important crop over 40 percent of all accidental that’s being harvested on the deaths among farm people, farms and in the homes of 600,000 4-H'ers are increasing their par 4-H Club members taking part in ticipation in motor vehicle safety. In recognition of the outstand the 1956 National 4-H Safety ing safety work done by 4-H Program. Through 4-H projects and ac members, General Motors is tivities, club members in all 48 again providing Incentives in the 1956 National 4-H Safety Award states are correcting hazards Program. Included in the awards which are responsible for an annual toll of 14,000 lives and offered are four gold-filled medals 1,200,000 serious injuries among for winners in each county; an farm residents, and an economic all-expense trip to the National loss estimated to be a blllion- 4-H Club Congress in Chicago ror the state winner; and 1300 col and-a-half dollars. 4-H’ers conduct surveys to lege scholarship for the eight locate hazards, and then correct national winners. Certificates unsafe conditions. They present and plaques are also provided demonstrations on a wide vari for clubs reporting outstanding safety programs on county and ety of topics pertaining to farm, home and highway safety, and state levels. The 4-H Safety Program is members give talks over radio and television and before group conducted by the Cooperative meetings. In addition, club mem Extension Service, and the bers build booths and displays awards arranged by the National for exhibiting at fairs and in Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. Complete informa store windows. Realizing that motor vehicle tion on the program is available accidents are responsible for from county Extension offices. S and Sunday at Shasta Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith just returned from a visit to San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Hazel Evans of Sausalito returned home with them for a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thomp son and daughter, Alice, and three of her girl friends and Mrs. Chester Ashton are at Diam ond lake. Mr. and Mrs. William Foley and son, John, Mrs. Biersell, Mrs. Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Young and daughter Elaine, went to Muier Creek Sunday to have a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Taylor and children, Sandra and Stan ley of Fresno, Calif., were rec ent guests at the Carroll Steven son home. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are former Central Point resi dents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rezoff and children enjoyed the Gold Rush Jubilee at Jacksonville Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chism and daughters, Cheryle and Joanne, were Thursday evening guests at the Jack Rezoff home. Clem Ault is leveling a piece of their land on Taylor road to seed for permanent pasture. Mrs. Ault was a recent visitor in Portland where four brothers and three sisters of her family met for the first time in 13 years. She went up by car with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hundley of Rich mond, Calif. She returned by plane. Visiting the Clem Aults last week were Mr. and Mrs. Guwein McCracken of Tule Lake, Calif. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fielding and Katy, Mr. Ault’s brother of Long Beach, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ault and Mr. and Mrs. Fielding spent a pleasant weekend at Diamond lake. Charles Yell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Yell, is home from the hospital. Recent visitors at the George Yell home were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crenshaw of Fort Klamath, Mr. and Mrs. War ren Tackner of Tokote Falls, Miss Joyce Moore of Prospect and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miracle, Mr. Robert Yell from Wenat chee, Wash, is now visiting at the George Yell home. He is Mr. Yell's father. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Green have moved into their new pumice home on Scenic ave. SON FOR COLE • < Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Cole of Alderwood Manor, Washington. Mrs. Cole is the former Barbara Dir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dir of Central Point. Plywood manufacturing start ed in Oregon. In 1904 a box and barrel factory in St. Johns made the first panels. STRONG AMAZING FORMULA Large tube only 49C YOU TEST mme-fix SON FOR ENGLAND Mr. and Mrs. Wayne England, Route 2, Central Point, are par ents of a son born Tuesday, July 31, at Community hospital in Medford. 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