The Chemawa American, January 17, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

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A griculture 4 ‘H Club
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horses age, drive teams, wash and grease a wa­
gon, keep the harness room in order, and “ bit
break” a horse.
In each of their written reports, the boy
volunteered this statement. “ I am willing to do
anything you want me to do.” No wonder
this is a good club!
The boys in this 4-H agricultural club are being
very ably directed by Mr. Frank Lane and Mr.
Claude Loveall. In speaking of the boys work
Mr. Lane said, “ These boys are really ambitious
and interested in their work. They are fine fel­
lows to work with and are always on tim e.” Mr.
Loveall said, “ the boys are anxious to learn all
they can, although the weather interferes with
their outside activités, they think of valuable act­
ivities in and about the barn. They are very in­
terested and w illing.”
M eetings
A joint meeting is being arranged for the very
near future. It is planned to have as guests and
speakers at this meeting our County club leader
Wayne D. Harding of Salem and Robert Zelin-
ski of Quinaby. Robert is one of America’s out­
standing and most successful club boys. He has
spent a great many years in club work and has
won national fame. During his career as a 4-H
club member he has won many local, state and
national honors. It will be an honor as well as a
privilege for the boys and girls of Chemawa to
meet this young man and hear of bis experiences
and successes in club work. Robert is one of the
outstanding experts in the field of swine breeding
S e n F in ley, 4 -H Clubber, sh oeing a horse
in Oregon. The meeting will be held in the A ud­
itorium in the near future.
A series of round table discussion meetings are
also being planned as a regular activity for the
boys. It is planned to have the boys take charge
of these meetings and lead in the discussion of the
various phrases and problems of 4-H club work.
Indications now are that Chemawa Indian boys
and girls will have some of the most outstanding
exhibits at the State Fair next fall and no doubt
some of Oregon’s champion 4-H clubbers this year
will come from Chemawa.
Kathryn Jones and F rank Harrison in the “ spotlight”?
Lulu Belle Frye and Tommy Carson getting serious ? ?
Nema aud Frankie neglecting one another? Austine
and H enry as our “ Honeymooners”? Sybil and Shilo
making such a “ terrific comeback” ? Woundedeye bor­
rowing a nickel for a cup of tea at R .G .’s? No use—tea
for supper! Rosanna Stacona being our “ oomph” girl?
“ Blondie” Peterson being our “ glamourous g i r l . ”
“ Talkie” playing Peek-a-boo in the library w ith the
twins? Betty Pablo without a “ case” ? Myra LaCompte
as an “ expert electrician” ? Celia So Happy so happy
when two certain Yakima boys returned? Fred Samuels
as “ Casanova the Great , ’’ Joe Hayward as “ Romeo,’’
and W alter Mesplie as “ H ard to Get” ? Stanley Wilder
as “ B Mac?’’ Ramona Peterson as “ undecided?” Lodge
saying that he is “ Hot stuff?” Anybody would since that
S- - - - -y didn’t comeback. So lookout gals, th e“ Slicker”
is on the loose again. “ Moony Hall saying that she is
going to get a “ case” (of eggs without the yoke) “June
Simmons, Incinerator, and Co.” Nellie W alters without
a smile? Pershing Sams quitting his tap dancing lessons?
(Come on Pershing don’t let the little Red Fox get you
down). Stanley Williams as good-looking, and “ Moogie”
Skahan as beautiful and sarcastic. Margie Skahan as the
Ashland “ mascot?” “ Cook” Bolton bragging about his
Christmas vacation and supper? (Ask“ Charlie Hootch” ).
Audrey Pablo “ falling so hard for gravy,” as she did
Sunday noon. Lavina Frye getting two “ recipes” a week
from Lincoln Grenier, former kitchen boy? Francis Ber­
ger getting a “ case” on Mae Hunter? Grace Berger and
Ben Finley making a hit? Sam Danzuka ‘ ‘m aking things
tough” for Harrison? Blanche H arrison dreaming about
“ a little home in Browning” already? Spring returning
early, for the “ Burds” are seen everywhere? The var­
sity basketball team singing, “ The Same Old Story?”
Theda Ashue regretting leap year has passed once more
without any “ results?”
Freedom is for brave men, slaves crave security.
The social, friendly, honestm an fulfills great natures
plans.