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News from
C. A. Office
4-H club leaders and members
are busy preparing for both of
the county fairs. Projects are be
ing completed and record books
brought up to date in order to
exhibit, according to Maud Cass
well, county extension agent in
home economics. The county ag
ent has assisted several club
meetings. BOARDMAN: Home
making club I met at the home
of Mrs. Blanch Fussell, August 9.
The meeting started with a pot
luck lunch. All the members pre.
sent worked on their projects.
Mrs. Fussell and members work
ed out plans for the club booth at
the fair. Members present were
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LEXINGTON: The Six Little
Sewers clothing club met at the
home of Mrs. Randall Martin, Au
gust 11. 4-H members worked on
clothing finishing problems such
as zippers, yokes, sleeves and
embroidering detail. After the
meeting refreshments were serv
ed while Mrs. John Graves show
colored slides taken prior to and
during the fair last year. Several
slides were Included showing
farming activity on the Graves
farm and the 4-H tour in Morrow
county.
4-H girls Phyllis Nolan, Shirley
Hunt, Joan Breeding, Janice Mar
tin, Marilyn Munkers, Patricia
Steagall, Donna Robinson, Glen,
na Griffith, Yvonne Breeding
were present at the meeting.
Guests were Mrs. Doris Graves,
Mrs. Millard Nolan and Mrs. Ran
dall Martin.
Demonstration teams for the
4-H Ginger Snaps club met at the
home of Mrs. C. C. Jones August
9 to plan and practice demonstra
tions for the county fair.
Mrs. Casswell, because Mrs.
Oscar Breeding, 4-H club leader
could not be present, assisted the
members with the method used
in presenting a demonstration.
The demonstrations will be on
laundry, cleaning silver and ma
king health salad. They plan to
meet to practice demonstrations
August 15 at Mrs. C. C. Jones's
residence in Lexington.
Club members present were
iPhylis Nolan, Betty Lou Messen
Iger, Joan Breeding, and Dona
Robinson. Carma Barlow was a
guest.
EIGHT MILE: The Busy Stitch
ers 4-H Clothing club met at the
home of Mrs. Walter Wright Au
gust 14. The .business meeting
included the filling out of detail
4-H records and writing of 4-H
club story. Mrs. Wright, 4-H club
leader, assisted the club members
with plans and design for the
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Three Big Pre-Rodeo Season Events
Dress-up Parade - Crowning of Queen Joan
Queen's Dance
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PRESS-UP PAKAEDE 7:8
Crowning of Queen Immediately Following
Old Time Square Dancing for Short Time
Prior to Queen's Dance at Fair Pavilion
Music for Queen's Dance
.&IW Slack's dkdhesfara
club booth at the fair. All pro
jects and record books are to be
turned in September 4 to Mrs.
Wright. The meeting was adjour
ned and refreshments were serv
ed. Members present were Sally
Palmer, president; Patsy Wright,
vice president; Billy Jean Privett,
secretary; Sharon Rill, Janet
Wright and June Privett. Guests
were Mrs. L. Rill, Mrs. C. H. Priv
ett and Mrs. Elmer Palmer.
HEPPNER: Members of the
Heppner 4-H Child Care club met
at the home of Mrs. Jack Loyd,
leader, August 11. Each girl ex
plained the type of toys she was
planning to exhibit at the county
fair. Mrs. Loyd asked that each
member bring the two toys and
record books to her residence be
fore fair time. Members present
were Reita Graves, Sharon Beck
et, Mary Ruth Green, Clarice Has
tings and Kay Valentine.
IONE: Congratulations to the
lone 4-H club members led by
Mrs. E. M. Baker. They have sent
in the followng news for the pa
per: "We 'Singing Sewers' 4-H club
met at the home of Billie Seeha
fer Friday, August 4. All mem
bers finished projects and com
pleted record books. They have
announced that this is their fin
al meeting. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Seehafer and
Billie.
The Future Knitters of Hepp
ner 4-H club met Friday, Aug
ust 18 at the home of Mrs. Gene
Ferguson. The girls were work
ing on projects finishing them
for the Morrow county fair. Some
of the articles to be exhibited
are cable stitch mittens, scarves,
anklets and baby sweaters. Mrs.
Maud Casswell, home demon
stration agent attended the meet,
ing. Two of the girls will give a
demonstration.
The Child Care 4-H club mem
bers of Irrigon met Thursday,
August 17 in the cafeteria. Each
member displayed the toys made
for the project
Record books were discussed.
Each member will take record
to start in a flash
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books and two toys to Mrs. Shade
Saturday, August 19 for the fair.
Maud Casswell assisted the
club members and Mrs. Louis
Shade, leader, in planning 4-H
booths for the fair at Boardman.
A potluck lunch was served by
the club members.
Members present were Sylvia
Boylan, Vyanna Boylan, Dorothy
Hinkley, Ruth Shade, Janet Ste
phens and Carmen Wilson.
The Cooking II club led by
Mrs. Ida Slaughter, met at 2 p.
m. Thursday at the school. Three
teams presented demonstrations.
4-H club leaders and Maud Cass
well, county extension agent, as
sisted them with suggestions to
improve the demonstrations. A
standard demonstration must
have an introduction, body and
conclusion.
Janet Stephens and Sylvia Boy
lan demonstrated sponge cake.
Carla Hill and Ruth Shade se
lected vegetable salad, while
Carmen Wilson and Nancy Gray-
beal demonstrated the maKine
of nut bread.
Mrs. L. C. Hill, 4-H leader was
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