12 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon, TuevJjy, August 12, 1958
Grange News
Sold Hill Grange
Highlights of the last meet
ing of Gold Hill Grange
Thursday, Aug. 7, was the
report of the lecturer, on the
State Grange session held in
Eugene last June.
This report was late due
to the fact that the lecturer
went from Eugene to Illinois
and then to Los Angeles, be
fore returning to Gold Hill.
The report, which took 20
minutes to give was a review
of the program and the vari
ous resolutions, 72 in all,
which the Grange acted upon.
Some of these resolutions
may come before the state
cf Oregon as a . whole, for
what benefits the Grange is
cf benefit to all.
A great deal of stress was
laid on the importance of
community service. An ex
ample of service was demon
strated by the Lane county
Pomona Grange. This Grange
had been in the marketing
business and had consider
able cash in the bank. This
enabled the Grange to pur
chase the Lane County Fair
grounds which they now own
and which is used for a great
number of organizations for
meetings of various kinds.
Among the organizations
which are benefited, in ad
dition to the Grange, are such
groups as the 4-H, the FFA
and others.
The lecturer told of many
instances of Granges in Il
linois cooperating to give aid
to members in "time of dis
aster, such as fires or hail
storms, and also to the repair-
YES, YOU ARE
Sacramento, Calif. (UPD
The bandit, brandishing a
gun," shouted, "I'm not fool
ing" when he demanded
money. But bartender Dale
Davenport knew he was. Dav
enport grabbed the cap pistol
and the bandit fled.
The highest temperature
ever recorded in the U. S.
was 134 degrees in Death
Valley, Calif., on July 10,
1913.
ing and upkeep of cemeteries
and parks.
The business meeting
brought forth the usual re
ports: the agriculture chair
man reporting cattle prices
still high; lamb high and
climbing.
Marie Jones thanked the
Grange for' the use of the
Grange hall for their 4-H
demonstrations.
Refreshments were served
by the S. M. Christensens and
the Sam Jones family.
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Some longs at 3.99
Carilite Luggage
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1 8" Overnight Case 5.99 tax
21" Weekender 6.99 tax
Men's 42" Val-A-Pak
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