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6 THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1982 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Grange News Shady Cot Gnngi The Shady Cov Grange met in the music room of the Shady Cove school on April 21 with Master Johnny Minor presiding. Mrs. Louis Jhisenberry gave the quarterly report of the Home Economics club. The proceeds from the rummage sale in March was turned over for the Grange building fund. Also a detailed report on the dinner given for the truck driveis of the Steve Wilson company for their work in hauling Us for the Grange aiffl other civil or ganizations. The Grange property on Long Branch is to be sold -and the money put in the building fund. A 25 4-H scholarship was given to the Jackson County 4-H Leaders association. Those reported on the sick list were Mrs. Madeline Weils, Mrs. Agnes Brown, Mrs. Er nie Seggessenman and Wally Cross. Mrs. -Nellie Motsenbaker and C. Langlo were elected to the executive committee. Ray Deister suggeited the Grangers save their scrap Iron and when a load was ready he'd take it to Medford. The sale of it would also add ') the building fund. The April HEC meeting waa at' the Jennie Linden home on Kee lane. The May 8 HEC meeting will be at the Bert Clark ranch on Big Butte. Lecturer Cecil Kee had as part of the program a treasure hunt pertaining to Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dusen berry were on the serving committee. The next Grange meeting will be May 8. Gold Hill Grange Gold Hill Grange met in a short' session Thursday, April 19, preceded by a potluck sup per at 6:30 p.m. and a two hour program of poetry, seri ous readings, oratory, and a humorous aeotion put on by the school students in the community. The students are all contest winners in their particular di vision. Allen Hill was director of the humorous section; Ida von Buskirk, serious; Mildred Black, poetry; Mildred Black and Gilbert Mack, oratory. The Grange charter was draped for Maud G ly who died in Arizona where the and her husband, John Gray were spending the winter. Gray is reported in the hospi tal at Wlckenburg, Ariz. Ber tha Potter was reported ill at her home in Gold Hill. The Grange voted to hold the potluck supper on the la.it meeting night of each quar ter Instead of the last meet ing of each month. A. A. Walker was appoint ed fire insurance delegate for the meeting to be held on Sunday before the State Grange meeting In Grant Pass. Slate Grange will be In session Monday, June 18, through June 23. On May 17 Mildred Black's sixth and seventh graders will give a program at Gold Hill Grange entitled, "Modern Times Through Ancient Eyes." Phoenix Grange Real property lax and the present burden on agriculture will be discussed at an organ izational meeting at Phoenix Grange, May 8, at 8 p.m. Anyone interested is invit ed to listen to representatives from the Cattlemen's associa tion; Grange; Fruit Growers association and the Farm Bu reau. The purpose la to figure fair and equitable tax basis for agriculture. Women at tending are asked to take cookies. Roscoe Roberts, county dep uty, was escorted to the mas ter's station while visiting at the recent merHnv t at- u- explained the percentage re fund on liability insurance and other insurance data. Olin Poe was elected as delegate to attend the fire In surance session at the next State Grange convention. Al ternate delegates are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cyr. Other election projects were for the state officers and the favoring of the 4-H scholarship at the University of Oregon. Agriculture reports were made by Charles Hockersmlth and Mervln Hixon on local interests. Melvin Lattie, legislative chairman, informed members about a tax meeting he attend ed where It was learned that a farmer's tax Is estimated at 100 lyr cent more than the professional man. He said sev eral solutions were suggested. Mrs. Olin Poe explained the types of Jnrs and Jelly glasses Oto be used by those who are altering the lilte Satin sug ar contest that Is listed In the Grange Bulletin. B Mrs. Sol gox read the Home Economics quarterly report. Thajmeeting ended with the litcraiV program followed by refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Willis House and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hixon. 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