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THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1961
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4-H NEWS
The Experimenieers
The Experimenteers 4 - H
club met at the home of our
leader, Mrs. Duggan. "
The meeting was calle to
order by President Marthanna
Goodwin. We welcomed Caro
lyn Peterson into the club as
a new member. We made
bread and worked on our sew
ing. .
The next meeting will be
held at Mrs. Duggan's on Sec
ond St., May 6, at 11 a.m.
Margaret Goodwin,
Reporter.
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Smart Cookies
The April 24 meeting of the
Smart Cookies 4-H club was
called to order by the presi
dent, Sue Lisenbee. Roxanne
Whipple called the roll. Each
member said the 4-H pledge
as the roll was called. Each
knew It well.
John Gilham and Gordon
Bratten demonstrated peanut .
butter cookies. The cookies
were served for refreshments.
Corinne Flory led'us in sing
ing songs. We will not have
a meeting next week as Mrs.
Florey will not be in town.:
Karyn Ricks,
, Reporter.
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Goody Cookers
The Jacksonville Goody
Cookers 4-H club held a meet
ing April 15 at Patty Glather's
home. A mothers tea was dis
cussed, and it was decided
that it would be held May 13
at Nell's home at 2:30 p.m.
A demonstration was given
on how to make muffins by
Donna '. Smith and Cynthia
Charlie. Patty Glather served
refreshments
Leslie Johnson
7 Reporter.
Pioneer Stitchers
: Pioneer Stitchers 4-H Sew- ;
lng club held its third and
fourth meetings at the home
of our leader, Mrs. Gary
Boshears. We showed each
other our strips of cloth on
which we had made stitches
with thread.
At our fourth meeting we
cut, pinned, and basted our
place mats together, with the
help of Mrs. Charles Heffner
and Mrs. Clayton Charley.
Mrs. Boshears asked us to
have these sewed together by
our next meeting.
Marta Heffner,
Reporter .
Sewing Susans
Members of the Applegata
Sewing Susans 4-H club has
decided to invite members of
a Medford club to be guests
at their June 5 meeting.
Susan Head and Adrienne
Brlon gave a demonstration
on how to make a garment
protector at the last meeting.
. . Alicia Elmore,
Reporter
Dairy Club '
The April meeting of the
Griffin CreekNDairy club was
held at the home of Steve
Clark. The meeting was call
ed to order by President Mar
thanne Goodwin.
We judged dairy cows from
the Board's Dairyman maga
zine and gave our reasons on
placings. We were also In
structed in the proper method
of filling out our record books.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Marthanne
Goodwin on Marshall ave.
May 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Margaret Goodwin,
Reporter. '
Stitch In Time
Members of the Stitch In
Time 4-H club had a sewing
work party for their April
meeting at the home of Mar
garet Carnegie. . .
In recent meetings they
talked about child care proj
ects, worked on aprons, and
watched a demonstration on
gathering material by Betsy
DUnlevy. Marlene Nouguier,
Molly Ely, Susan Whinihan
and Margaret Carnegie were
in charge of the 4-H window
d i s play. Hostesses were
Shawn Caperna and Susan
Whinihan. . ' , t .
Phoenix Kitchen Workers
The recent meeting of the
Phnoniv TCitnhen Workers 4-H
club was held at the Phoenix
High school.
The first year members
mnHa nnnlrips - The RCCOnd
year girls, Mary Jp Campbell
and Mindy xiacKeu, ma- e
fruit desserts, and the fourth
vear eirl. Judy Campbell,
made a berry pie.
. We had a snort Dusiness
meeting, at which we judged
the cookies only. '
, Mindy Hackett, .
Reporter , .
TAKE OUT LICENSE
Los Angeles-IUPD-Restaurant
owner Stephen Crane, ex-husband
of Lana Turner, will .
marry Interior decorator
Helen DeMaree, 28, Friday
night In his Beverly Hills
home. Crane, 44, and , his
fiancee of 2V4 years obtained
the marriage license Wednes.
day . at the county courthouse.
LOW ATTENDANCE
New York-IUPD-Seventy pa
trolmen were ori duty Wed
nesday at the United NaVlons
in anticipation of a mass dem
onstration heralded as "1,000
students in support of Presi
dent Kennedy and against
Communism." A total of 21
persona showed up.
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