I MONDAY, MARCH 3 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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4-H NEWS
THE KITCHEN KLATTERS
The Kitchen Klalters Cooking
Club of Merrill met at the Rec
reation Hall.
Breda O'Keeffe led the group in
playing games.
Jeannie Lisk, the president,
called the meeting to order. The
club discussed the county speech
festival.
The meeting was adjourned.
Refreshments were served by
Breda O'Keeffe and some mem
bers of the club.
Ronald Cunningham
News Reporter
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HKM.K Y ROOTERS
Last fall several members from
the Henley Rooters. Julia Rhodes,
Sandra Lister and Dan Croft,
took a collection of clothes and food
down to Malin to he migrant work
ers' camp. This was part of their
community project.
Julie Rhodes
News Reporter
BACHELOR BUDDIES
"Bachelor Buddies" is the name
of a newly formed 4-H Club. It's
members are 9 and 10-year
old boys who are learning to sew
and to cook. The leader is Airs
Walter Croft and the members are
Scott Skinner, Steve Alexander,
Larry Hilyard, Danny Croft and
Bill Beymer.
THE RANCH COOKS
The meeting of the Ranch Cooks
was called to order by the pres-
ident, Paul Dearborn, February
: 13. The secretary was absent so
they did not have the minutes,
but they had the pledge. David
Howell and Teddy Dearborn
brought refreshments.
Nancy Kelly demonstrated on
how to make muffins.
the next meeting will be on
, February 20. Susan Weeden led
' yells and Fleur Ptrtridge led a
song. The meeting was adjourned
, to play games.
Teddy Dearborn
News Reporter
TABLE ROCK
MONTAGUE Several future
activities were discussed at the re
cent meeting of the Table, Rock
4-H Club, held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Townley at Lit
tle Shasta, with the president, Nola
Wheeler conducting the meeting.
Future activities will include a
skating party at the Montague Rol
ler Skating Rink, a family get
together, and also discussed was
a ways and means to raise funds
for furthering future projects. A
report was made by Dick Kreutz-
er, on the progress being made on
lulding tables to be used for ex
hibit purposes at the Siskiyou Coun
ty hair.
Others present besides the afore
mentioned included Jean Cool, Jan-
; et and Madeline Elsea, Nancy, Sal-
; ly, Suzy and Skipper Soule, Julie
and Steve Townley and Doris
Wheeler. Adults present were Mrs.
Gordon Ashcraft, Mrs. Malcolm
Brister, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Townley.
ELECTRIC WIRES
The first meeting of the Elec
tric Wires 4-H Electricity Club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Don Schreiner, on February 14.
We had the election of officers
with Donald Schreiner, elected
president; Eddie Kolemar, vice
president: Bob Brown, secretary:
Gary Urbach. news reporter; ant
tobert Kollmar. song leader.
Our leader helped us do some
electrical tricks. Mrs. Schreiner
served us cupcakes and cocoa.
Gary Urbach
t ' News Reporter
OLENE DAIRY CLl'B
The Olene Dairy Club held Us
fourth meeting on February 2 at
the home of Dick and Steve Reil-
uig.
A special guest of the club, Mr.
Stanley Masten, demonstrated to
11 members how to make rope
halters for their dairy animals.
To make a halter properly the
rope must be spliced in two places
ana several different types of
knots are used. The members
then made halters of their own
with the help of Masten, Rex
High, the club's leader, and Wil
bur Reiling.
After the halters were made.
Masten and Wilbur Reiling gave a
report on the advantages and dis
advantages of feeding pellets to
dairy cattle.
After the meeting Mrs. Reiling
served delicious lemon pie and
punch to the members and guests.
March 2 is the date set for the
next meeting which will be held
at the home of Lila Ritter. The
members are requested to bring
old magazines to the meeting.
These magazines will be delivered
to the juvenile home.
Laila Wakkuri
News Reporter
KRAZYKILOCYCLES
February 7 at' Merle Jackson's
home was the first meeting of the
second year Electricity Club which
is called Fun With Low Volts.
We elected officers who are
Dwight Schuh, president; Russell
Krecklow, vice president; Dennis
Rodgers, secretary, and Terry
Graham, news reporter.
The name of our club is Krazy-
kilocycles. e
We did a few experiments, dis
cussed exhibits for the fair, and
projects for the year. Dennis Rodg
ers provided refreshments for the
group. Next meeting will be in
day, February 14, at 4 p.m.
Terry Graham
News Reporter
VOLTS AND WATTS
ELECTRICITY CLUB
The Volts and Watts Electricity
Club was called to order by Stev
en Skinner. During the meeting
we had our pictures taken. We
reviewed last weeks lesson on flash
lights. After the review we filled
our books.
Junior leader, Allan Jackson,
checked our wire and boards.
Next week we will work on switch
es. Scott Skinner
Reporter Pro Tem
Porkers was called to order by
ast year's president, Glynna Wea-
.herby, on February 12.
We first had a review on last
vear's fall fair. Each member told
about what prizes were received
at the fair and how we could im
prove for this year's fair.
The leaders, Mr. Weatherby and
Mr. Elmont Kenyon, handed out
last year's record books. Then we
discussed the parts we made mis
takes on. We then told what we
could do to improve for next year.
Dan Duncan brought a' new
member, Phillip Petrasek. The
leaders explained about the club
to Phillip and his dad.
Our visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Ingram and Mr. Petrasek.
Mr. Ingram asked about a pen of
four and if you could do better.
The members present were
Glynna Weatherby, Linda Ingram,
Betty Pope, Phillip Petrasek, Dan
Duncan, Ernest Hunt and Reggie
Hunt.
At the next meeting we will have
election of officers and plan this
year's calendar. The meeting will
be held at the home of Elmont
Kenyon on March 5. .
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. T. E. Weatherby.
Betty Pope
News Reporter
DRAWING POWER
ESTES PARK, Colo. Wi-Supt.
James Lloyd of Rocky Mountain
National Park instructed his rang
ers this past summer to ask visi
tors what brought them to Colo
rado. About 40 per cent said they
iia. relatives in the state, 30 per
cent said they had been here be
fore, 17 per cent said they were
attracted by oil company maps.
The rest gave varying reasons.
THE RECIPE KIDS
On February 8, the Recipe Kids
met at their leader's home, Mrs.
L. E. Rodger's, for their weekly
meeting.
Frances Dal Broi demonstrated
the use of a pastry cloth in bak
ing by making a rolled sugar cook
ie dougn which she cut out in
heart-shapes. After they were
baked with pink frosting. Frances
then served the cookies to the club
members. They also were served
pink punch.
Later Mrs. Rodgers gave a dem
onstration on making biscuits.
Frances Dal Broi
News Reporter
MALIN PORKERS
The first meeting of the
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