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Mrs. Nevin likes to garden,
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sies. Mrs. Nevin belongs to
Reese Creek Extension unit,
and Eagle Point Parent
Teacher association.
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Twelve-year-old Jennifer, a seventh-grader, and Donna, 10 years old arid in th fourth d'ode at Eagle Point
school, both belong to cooking, sewing and beef-raising 4H clubs. Jennifer is already training her Hereford
steer. Rawhide, for showing in the 4H Fair next summer and brought him up from the barn last week .to see
how he would react to posing for the cameraman.
Today, American mothers "will be honored and
pampered; on other days they keep busy with
the hundreds of tasks which are necessary to v
keep a house-hold running smoothly. The Phillip
Nevins and their four children live on a farm
off Hammel road, Eagle Point, and Mrs. Nevin
is almost always home when Jennifer, (center)
and Donna arrive from school, hungry and
ready for a before-dinner snack. '
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Mother of Four
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As in countless homes all over the United States, the Nevin
daughters take music lessons and practice in their spare
time, sometimes with mother and little brother as an audi
, ence. Since It takes enormous quantities of food to satisfy
the appetites of four growing children and a hard-working
farmer-husband, Mrs. Nevin spends much of her time
in the kitchen. Naturally, both boys like to help with
cookie making and little Jimmy, licking chocolate off the
beater," smeared the sweet stuff on both face and arms
and had to be cleaned up.
The Nevins' two younger children, Jimmy, 18 months old, and Denny, 354 years,
sometimes watch the afternoon television shows while their 1 mother browses
through a woman's magazine, The large farmhouse has many attractive rooms, .
Including this family room for television, reading and resting. The children ,
attend services at Our Lady of Fatima church in Shady Cove.
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