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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1962
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Central Point Grange
A varied program was pre
seated preceding the regular
meeting of Central Point
Grange Friday, 'April 20.
Mrs. James Cornutt lec
turer arranged the program.
It included a reading by MfS.
O. T. Willson, several ex
cepts of Easter celebrations
in other lands given by mem
bers, tableaux depicting the
Easter story with reader of the
scripture, Mrs. Dee Hendrick
son; clarinet solo by Judy
Frink, and solo by Mrs. Fred
Kuest. Children of the Grange
Riving readings were Valorie
Bohnert, Cindy Barber, John
Frink, Darrell Bohnert played
a piano solo.
The standing committees
reported on many matters of
Interest to farmers, during the
business session. Home ecq
nomics club chairman Mrs.
Morris Frink announced the
I next meeting of the club.
Final plans for the Candi
date Night were made, and
Mrs. Gaston Floux, chairman
of the event, asked all mem
bers to invite their neigh
bors and friends to attend and
meet the candidates. Each
Grange woman is asked to
take a cake. .
The event starts at 8 o riv.
j Friday, April 27. The public
i is Invited to attend. Refresh
ments will be served at the
close of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Han
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Boh
nert and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Bohnert were the serving
committee for the evening.
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The Eight Crazy Slitchcrs
4-H meeting was recently held
at the home of Mrs. Hugdahl.
The meeting was called to or
der by Sharon Hugdahl, sec
retary and the minutes were
read and approved. Roll call
was given and three were ab
sent. We had three visitors.
Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Lind and
Mrs. Vandagriti.
We had a judging contest ox
articles that had been finished
since the last meeting. Dur
ing the discussion, we plan
ned what articles we would
enter in the fair. We took in
two new members who are
Margaret Goodwin and hijr
sister, Martha Ann. The meet
ing was then adjourned and
refreshments were served.
Kathy Vandagrift,
Reporter.
The Eagle Point Ranchcrfe
4-H club met recently and the
meeting was called to order
by our vice president, Darrell
Dowell. Our junior leader,
Carl Johnson gave a talk oh.
rabbits and asked us all to
learn the parts of a rabbit as
we will be tested on it at
the next meeting. r"
Our leader, Mr. Dowell,
talked- to us about record
books and passed out new
record book sheets. The meet
ing was adjourned. '
Carol Burrill, i
Reporter. 0
Griffin Creek
The Griffin Creek Orange
will hold its social meeting at
the month Thursday, April 28,
at 6:30 p.m. starting with a
potluck , supper. Cards and
games will be. played after
wards.
All residents of the comr
munity are invited to attend.
Those attending arc reminded
to take their own table ser
vice.
Master Jack Bierma pre
sided at the last meeting of
the Grange. Balloting fof
state Grange officers and com.
mittce reports were made. A.
talk was. given on the pro
posed Jackson county home
rule charter.
4-H News
Ruch Wooliei u
The Ruch Woolics Sheep
4-H club held their fourth
meeting April 11 at Margaret
Cantrall's home. We had it
short meeting. We also had
a new member. Her name is
Dawn Merickel. ,;
Dick will have a report and
Margaret told us to learn the
4-H pledge. We will have two
tests, one on parts of a sheep,
and another on naming and
describing five breeds of
sheep.
The next meoting will b
held at Cantrall's home at
p.m. on May 2. Refreshments
were served by Mary Ann
Cantrall. r
Tom Winningham,
Reporter.
Jacksonville Club .,
The meeting of the Jack
sonville Livestock 4-H club
was called to order by Presi
dent Mary Cantrall. The flag
salute and 4-H pledge wece
led by Pam Dunlap and
Glenna Logan. Old business
was the pop bottle drive. The
one who collected the most
pop bottles won a prize. Mary
Cantrall won the prize. Jt
was a $2 gift certificate. ,.
New business was the Jack
sonville Parent Teacher asso
ciation asked our club to lead
them in the flag salute. Chuck
and Glenna Logan gave -a
demonstration on judging and
selecting a hog. Dana Dunlap
led us tn a song. . ,
Refreshments were served
by the Logans, and the meet
ing was adjourned.
Jack Suit,
Reporter.