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Homemakers' Spring Festival Due in May
By ESTHER KIRMIS
The social calendar of the ex
tension units is very full during
April and May. Some of the
things that the women are dis
cussing and planning include
the Homemaker Festival, May
15, at the Catholic Parish hall,
Heppner. Pine City and Lena
Units will be hostesses.
The theme of our festival is
"A Look At Me." Our speaker
will be Mrs. Roberta Fraiser, OSU
family life specialist, who will
tniir nn thp thpme and develop
the points on "How well do I
understand other members of my
family?"
This will be a luncheon-type
festival. St. Patrick's Altar Soc
iety will serve the $1.25 luncheon
at noon. They would like a count
of the women who plan to at
tend so purchase your tickets
from your county committee
woman at the April meeting or
the county agent's office not la
ter than May 10. Holders of these
green tickets will be seated first.
Anyone purchasing a luncheon
ticket that day will receive a
yellow ticket which means they
will have to wait till the others
are served. It will be to your
advantage to purchase your
ticket in advance.
Exhibits
Each unit is asked to put up
a display exhibit illustrating
one of the projects studied this
past year. We will use the ante
rooms off the main hall for these
displays.
Hobby Display
A special room will be set
aside for display of hobbies. If
any women have hobbies (along
the homemaker line) we invite
them to display them. Each unit
will be responsible for their own
display.
Registration and Tickets
Registration will be at one or
two tables this year. Luncheon
tickets will be sold at another.
Pine City and Lena will take
care of this.
Child Care
Pine City Unit is making ar-
rnnmomonte with thp HeDDner
High school for child care in
the Catholic Church basement,
(right behind the parish hall).
They will keep any age child,
but discourage tiny babies. The
charge will be 50e for the first
child and 25c for each additional
child in the family. The units
will absorb the difference. Each
child brings his own sack lunch.
Milk will be furnished.
Installation of Officers
We plan to have the instal
lation of unit officers and new
rounty committee women at
11:30 A. M. on Festival day. This
will be right before the luncheon.
Fair Booth Workshop
Dwight Fairbanks, OSU visual
aids specialist, will be at the
Heppner fair annex at 10:30 a.
m. April 24, to conduct another
workshop on fair booths, home
makers displays, 4-H windows,
etc.
We especially urge each unit
to send the women who will be
planning your homemaker fes-
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displays after women have
listened to Mr. Fairbanks.
It's a sack lunch affair. Should
be through by 2:00 or 2:30 p. m.
State Homemakers Council
State Homemakers Council in
Corvallis, May 1-3, will be the
theme of the "Home The Foun
dation of Citizenship."
Convention begins with a tour
at 3:00 p. m. of the Forest pro
ducts Laboratory of Oregon State
University and an International
Dinner (IFYE speakers) in the
evening. The second day will in
clude a business meeting, work
shops for ACWW, 4-H, unit chair
men, traffic safety, health, coun
ty committee chairman, and
publicity. The evening closes
with a banquet at the Memorial
Union. (Morrow county is to fur
nish five hostesses for this
event). The third day sees the
final business meeting. Conven
tion closes at noon on May 3.
Costs: $6.25 for registration fee,
two evening banquets and one
luncheon. Two breakfasts and
lodging will be additional.
We urge each unit to send
one delegate-, it possible. Any
one wishing to attend State
Council should send a check for
S6.25 before April 20 to the
agent's office.
District Meeting
Mrs. Doris Vinson, Kimberly,
district director, has indicated
that there will be a District VII
meeting of units in Umatilla,
Grant, Gilliam and Morrow
counties sometime in May at
John Day.
It will be geared for new unit
officers and county committee
women. Plans are in the making.
We will let you know as further
things develop.
Alumni Meeting
Vnth vfnr the Dresent countv
committee honors alumni county
committee members with a party
at one ot the memoers nome.
This year it will be at the
Randall Martin home, Lena, on
Mav 28. Mrs. Arnas Jakku. form
er state council president from
Hood Kiver, nas Deen invitea to
speak on her ACWW triennial
experiences In Ceylon in 1957.
Umatilla County Festival
Frances Harvey, Umat ilia
county extension agent, has is
sued our unit women an invi
tation to their Homemaker Fes
tival which will be held April
18 at the Pilot Rock Community
building.
It will be a no-host luncheon
($1.25) served at 11:30 a. m.
Reservations should be made by
April 14. Mrs. Roberta Fraiser
will be their featured speaker,
also.
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