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4-H HEWS 1
West Side Rabbiteers
The meeting of tiie West
Side Raubileers 4-11 club was
called to order by Vice Presi
dent Doris lnnman.
The minutes were read.
Poll was railed bv telling
about our projects. Under old
business we discussed our
club contest. The Junior lead
en sent in their report forms.
Several members applied for
summer school.
Under committee reports,
the fair equipment committee
had not yet not their needed
Information. We told our lead
er what problems we were
having. The next meeting will
be May 7.
Under new business we dis
cussed having a banquet at
the end of the year.
Karen Aldridge,
Reporter
Lucky Clover
The Lucky Clover 4-H club
met recently in the home of
Cecilia Kee. A honey dem
onstration was given.' Carol
Hale and Sharon Smith dem
onstrated how to make honey
bars.
Miss Norma Hague showed
us a movie on freezing fresh
fruits and vegetables. After
the movie, the honey bars
were served along with some
thing to drink which was pro
vided by Mrs. Kee.
The next meeting will be
held May 25 at the Kee resi
dence. Sharon Smith,
Reporter
Table Rock Stitchers
The Table Rock Stitchers
4-H club held their meeting
May 7 at the home of Mrs.
Frank Myers. We dispensed
with tVie business and worked
on our fair projects. The
"Just So" girls worked on
their needle cases. The girls
In "Teen Wise Clothing"
learned how to put in a zip
per and make a collar.
The "Just So" girls decided
to have a workshop Friday,
after school, May 13, at the
home of Janis Cate. Girls in
"Teen Wise Clothing" decided
to have a workshop Saturday,
May 14, at the home of Mrs.
Frank Myers.
Marjory Bonney,
Reporter
Eagle Point Ranchers
The Eagle Point Ranchers
4-H Livestock club met recent
ly at the Eagle Point voca-
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The meeting was called to
order by President Mike Hig
day. The club pledge was led
by Darrell Dowcll. The roll
call was taken and there were
19 members and 4 parents
present.
After all business was taken
care of we had a general discussion.
The next will be May 23 at
7:30 p.m. at the Eagle Point
vocational agricultural build
inf. Frances Huffman,
Reporter
Rawhide Wranglers
A Phoenix branch of the
4-H has been established for
those teenagers in Phoenix
wfco are Interefcd to rid
ins club. The organization Is
under the direction of Tom
Whitlock, supervisor.
The club has been named
Rawhide Wranfilcrs. Char
lotte Whitlock was elected
president, with David McAlis
ter, vice presi dent, and Dixie
Davis, secretary. Meetings
will be held bi-weekly at the
home of lom WnulocK, Phoe
nix. Lyle Logan,
Reporter
Hcatfcer demnns'ratra how
to bake a cake. We ( uh judg
ed the cakes and r . -te down
the reasons why. llea.her told
us how the cake should have
been judged. Following the
meeting, we had some cake
and punch.
Members also had an op
portunity to ride Heather's
I horse.
Chry!et Becker,
Reporter
i Alice and Jenny 1 Kulfcrt
! gave a demonstration on fced
I ing and managing a liefer.
Sandy Brewster showed a way
I to clip a dairy animal.
I The meeting adjournal. Re
J freshments were served by
Mrs. Anna Kuitert.
West Side Beetles
tmals We sed and trimmed 'we Judi'rd and ihnwrd the Mll Ti'lUNI, MJ.iA i.
The West Side Becfics 4-H our animals in the morning. I cattle. Don furnished cishl ' Sunday, May IS, I960 A
club met at the home of Don j Mrs. Braibnaw give us our ; head of cattle. Dick Irland i
Bradshaw recently. Every lunch at nocn. Later Sis-Q i ..-as iude. Afterward we! Suffrage- was extended
member brought their ani-and Phoenix club came, and tuurcd the ranch. I Women in Norway in 1907.
The Llttlu Chefs
The Little Chefs 4-H club
met at Heather Rode's house
recently. W : each had to bake
a one-layer white cake to take
to the meeting.
Applegate Dairy-A-Teeri
The Applegate Dairy-A-Teers
4-H club met at Alice and
Jenny Kuiterta recently. We
planned to go to a dairy show
manship event. We also plan
ned to stake our animals at
the show.
Merry Mixers
The Merry Mixers 4-H club
held a meeting recently at the
home of Mrs. Cornutt. We
iced cupcakes for the cupcake
sale. The next day we had a
cooky sale. The next meeting
will be at the home of Linda
Wilson.
, Olin Livingston,
Reporter
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