At the Granges
Shady Covo Graag
Shady Cove Grange met Aug
ust 26 with fair attendance. The
program for Booster night to
bo held Satuday, September 28,
WM discussed.
The committee to which the
Hells Canyon Dam matter had
been assigned recommended
that the Grange go on record as
backing the State Grange in its
stand on the matter.
Grange voted to pay for 20
new chairs to be used at the
school gym, if other organiza
tions in the community will or
der enough to make 100 or more,
thereby getting cheaper rates.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs- Reed
McKay extended an invitation
to the Gold Hill Grange picnic to
be held at Tou Velle Park Sun
day, Aug. 30. They also an
nounced third and fourth de
grees would be exemplified by
their drill team at Gold Hill
Grange on Thursday, September
3, and invited us to bring our
candidates.
Another visitor, Mrs. Alberta
Hughes of Upper Rogue Grange,
gave a recitation.
Lecturer Edgar Vanderlip ar
ranged an unrehearsed mock
wedding with Master Phil Mots-
chenbacker as the minister, Ger
trude Lewin and Edward O'Neal
as bride and groom, Sadie Van
derlip, ring bearer; Cecil Kee
gave the bride away, Betty Du
senberry was the jilted girl
friend. Anna Beryl Kee played
the wedding march.
There was also a dress making
contest in which Cecil Kee,
Claude Close and Edward
O'Neal fashioned dresses for
their wives, using newspapers
and pins. This contest was voted
tie.
EEC. Chairman Alyce Cross
announced next H.E.C. meeting
Tuesday, September 8, will be a
pot-luck luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Claud Close. Roll call will
be answered by telling "How I
Fixed It."
Treasurer Agnes Brown re
ported Mr. and Mrs. Athel Dudly
unable to attend Grange because
of illness.
Members were asked to save
coffee bands. We are helping the
PTJL obtain a drip-o-lator.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark serv
ed refreshments.
Gold Hill Grange
Regular meeting of Gold Hill
Grange H.E.C was held August
26 at the hall with IS sisters
present.
Business meeting was con
ducted by Mary Shaw, Chair
man. A few good suggestions
were brought up for improving
both H.E C. and Grange work.
On Lucy Edington's suggestion
the ladies will meet next
Wednesday to clean the Grange
hall prior to the meeting Thurs
day night when Gold Hill will
put on the third and fourth de
grees for other Grange candi
dates, Central Point being invit
Vd that night, especially. All
Cold Hill ladies are requested to
3r.-ing cookies and sandwiches to
the meeting.
Members are reminded again
of the Grange picnic at Tou
Velle park, August 30 at 1 p.m.
Ladies please do not overlook
the meat dish, chicken, if you
can.
Get well cards were sent to
Mrs. Viola Moore and little Reva
Taylor, daughter of Gold Hill's
marshal!, who is very ill.
Myrtle Reel won the prize.
After the business session the
ladies were still quilting when
they were honored by a visit
from Mrs. Edna Foote and her
daughter, Mrs- Edgerton of
Kuna, Idaho.
Mrs. Edgerton"i son Lee who
is master of the Juvenile Grange
of Kuna, and his sister, Sharon
visited with the Gold Hill
Juveniles.
8 Timber Tracts
Will Be Offered
For Sale by BLM
Eight tracts of timber will be
offered for sale at 10:30 a.m. Fri
day, Sept. 4, at the district Bu
reau of Land Management office
in the Medford city hall, it was
announced today.
Seven of the tracts will be of
fered for sealed bids, and the
eighth will be offered for oral
bids, according to E. K. Peterson,
district forester. Three of the
tractsre in the Jackson market
ing area, and five are in the Jpse
phine marketing area.
Ia Dead Indian Area
Approximately 1,034,000 board
feet of timber in the Dead Indian
area near Shale City will be of
fered for sealed bids. The tract
contains an estimated 472,000
board feet of douglas fir, 280,000
board feet of Ponderosa pine,
205,000 board feet of white fir,
and 77,000 board feet of incense
cedar. Total minimum purchase
price has been set at $20,822.60.
An estimated 711,000 board
feet south of Jacksonville in the
Hopkins Gulch area will be of
fered for sealed bids. It includes
200,000 board feet of douglas fir
and 511,000 board feet of Pan
deroso pine. Total .minimum
price is $17,445.65.
Rear Emigrant Creek
The third tract in the Jackson
marketing area is 3,099,000 board
feet of timber in the Emigrant
creek area. It includes 2,201,000
board feet of douglas fir, 648,000
board feet of ponderosa pine, 20,
000 board feet of sugar pine,
131,000 board feet of white pine,
and 99,000 board feet of incense
cedar. Total minimum price at
sealed bid is $53,010.65.
The five tracts in the Jose
phine marketing area include
99,000 board feet on the West
Fork of Williams creek, with a
minimum purchase price of
$1,405.80 at sealed bid; 1.770,
000 board feet in the Holland
area, with a minimum purchase
price of $38,357.40 at sealed bid;
1,950,000 in the Grayback creek
area, with a minimum purchase
price of $34,987.50 at oral bid;
1,346,000 board feet of timber on
the East Fork of Williams creek,
with minimum purchase price of
$17,502.40 at sealed bid, and 784,
000 board feet of timber on
Crook creek, with a minimum
purchase price of $14,732.80 at
sealed bid.
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