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Hiijipy Stitchers of Merrill was their garments since the l.tsl i Mrs. Calvin McNary. Dixie Agcr of slurp Don Wapucr. our now
I liolrf Tuesday. April 5. Nancy meeting Tin- minutes were read t.iif a ri-xiil on "How to Care assistant leader, gave a talk on
K.inrlra called the meeting lo or-and approved lor Danv Cows." Everyone prac-inur permanent record. Leader
Gronchi today lurncfl onee RIG SPRINGS ' on his trip overseas as our Amor- Hor. Audrene Cunningham read Final elans were made on the liied making rope halters again .lack Kellv told us the dates for
again to the task of trying to lead SAX FRANCISCO ilPl Mav ' SPRINGS Big Springs 4-H iian Field Service amhassailcir. the minutes of the prewinis meet- egg hum lor kindergarten clul- We also discussed judging and, summer school, summer camp
July nut of its gravest postwar or Grce Christnphor has fnvitrri n,,?otlnS Wils ni''d m March at Nancy .lones. Duane Miller and ing and called roll We will meet di en. ; I iie diseases of cons anil spring and fall lairs.
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luical chaos no solution was
Fight. Gronchi started consulting
Britain's Princess Margaret
and her fiance. Antonv Armstrong-
party
the nation's political and
leaders alter Premier Fernando
Tamhroni resigned Monday night.
reopening a scven-vveeknld crisis
Jones, lo honeymoon in San Fran
cisco. In a Lillnr In ll,n D.-il,.!,
...... V,. . , ., Miller
Ida Scala'
John B.-ii
News Ueporler
IlKKR OF WINDSOR
liieha f of the nennle nf San Friin.
'risen mav I iMni,H I.. ...A Bill Solus suggested the
XF.IV I'ET your fiance . . . sincere best wish- raisp money to help Philjfcdiker
IPSWICH. England 'l PI Mrs. ics for a life together of happi
Dnrothy Woollard screamed and ness and rewarding service to
fled Tuesday when her R-year-old ""'' Rrcat nation." I HITCHIN. England il'PD a'
daughter Marion returned Irom a! The mayor announced he was pint hnttle of beer, brewed by the
walk in the woods, said "can l sending the couple a case of as-jDuke of Windsor when he visiledi
keep it, mummy?" and produced sorted California wines as a wed-ja brewery 25 years ago, was sold!
horjiew pet -a large skunk. .ding gill. at auction Tuesday for $22.40.
w ere
It was called to order hv Pat committee to make further plans The meeting was adjourned and April 14 ai the Merrill recreation: Mi s
Ma'chailo, president. tor this. the girls in Sevvinc 1 worked on hall. Our mothers will he invited
We decided to have a skating Alter the meeting some of the ll11'"' Mulled low the girls in and we will model dresses we
parly. Sandra Jones and Millie members gave demonstrations Sewing II worked on their aprons. hae made Sandy Johnson and
were put on the commit-wnun will lie presented at the '" n.nis aim i.ni;n r.agie .vmi-ni- 1 unuingnam win give a iilltrr. IIS SHI.rJ Cl.l B
lee lo make further plans. county 4-H Club presentation and servect retresnmem.s. nemonst: ,n on how to put in a The meeting was called lo order
(.un taieni eent 10 np neia April 1 tippn
it the new rcka Hlgtt .Scllixil .sens m-pinni. . win iccoiu nooks aie 10 or
I Jo Mrs Fitert April in to
hecked lor the lair.
Vreka High
gym.
Refreshments were served,
line Silva,
.News Keivorler.
HAPPY STITCHF.RS
ARC SI'WKKS
given at the skating party. We are
going lo have as a communilv
prniect a coltec hour and lood
sale. Mary Wagner. Marie Angel
and Sharyl Hankins were apjioint-
j MERnil.l. The ARC
imet April 6 at the home
' Sewers
ol Mrs ;
Eifert. Sandy Johnson called the
meeting to order. Boll was called
and answered hv the members
Mvrene Cunnnmham.
News Bcorler.
MIDLAND DAIRV ( I t II
by PreMilent Hich.ird Jones at ed to make arrangements lor tne
in the home of Mr and Mrs. How-lcotlee hour and food sale. The
be aid Kelhsou. Boll call was an collee hour and food sale will he
siicrod by giving breeds ol held at the Bonanza City Library
sheep. Secretary Janice Murk read April Ifi at 10 a.m.
:the minutes ot the last nieetim;.' The meeting was closed. ( 00k-
Nancy Kelly gave a talk on the ies were served by Mrs. Jones
.undesirable characteristics of and Mrs. Kellison.
The inoeiin ni the Miflliitnl'shoop, and lu-li;itil .lones pae ai
MKIiHILLThe meeliiiR of the lelling whaL they had done onlairy t'luh met at the home ni talk on
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Naney Kelly,
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School Notes
LAKKVIKW - Alloi- a HoM-ly
IoiirIh b.itllc and n gnorl turnout
of Mudcnts to rasl their ballots
Friday. April S, official count
showed Ihe follow inR winners fop
the student body offices of Lake
new High School: .lim Stewart,
president: Jim Criener, vice pres
ident: Claudia Harris, secretary;
Mary .lo Decly, treasurer; Nan
cy lialloway, assistant treasurer.
Otf leers will be installed at an
assembly during activity period
rndny, April 22.
Coach Ted McKcc announces
invitations have heen sent to IS
schools lo take part in the fifth
annual Lakeview High School In
vitational Track Meet, scheduled
for Saturday. April 15. Schools
invited are Merrill. Malin, Hen-
ley, Chiloquin. Alluras, Surprise
Valley. Burns. Tulelake. Bend.
Paisley. Fall River Mills and Bo
nanza. There will be 1.1 events
;ind all competitors arc to be on
the field at in a.m.
Wallace Sweeney, agricultural
instructor, look a group of bis FF.
hoys to the South-Central Dis
trict Skills contest Monday, April
t, al Itedmond. Seven schools par
ticipating were Redmond, Bend,
Culver, Malin, Prineville. Mad
ras and Lakeview. Of the Lake
view boys, Dwaine Taylor placed
first In agricultural spelling; John
Moran and Denny leaby placed
third and loiirth, respectively, in
breed identification and David
Wyman placed second in braiing
and arc welding.
T h c International Relations
Jclub will lake part in a panel
discussion for Ihe Lakeview Sor
oplimist Club Tuesday. April 19.
The subject is Unilcd Nations and
will be moderated by Jean Sail-
bel t. Sherry Jarman and J i m
Cogburii are on Ihe pro team
and the olhcr side of Ihe topic
will be taken by Don McPherson
and Mary Jo Deely.
Career Day was held April 7
with Alfred J. McSwain, industri
al relations manager of Johns
Munville Corporation, speaking lo
Ihe students in the auditorium at
!) a.m. on Finding -Yourself.
Section meetings were held for
the juniors and seniors with talks
given by Ray Osborn, supervisor
of secondary education. State
Department of Education, on ca
reers in Ihe professions; Clove
Kctchum, general supervisor en
gineer, Fremont National Forest,
engineering and allied fields;
Frank Smith, supervisor ol ap
prenticeship trades, State Appren
ticeship Council, apprenticeship
trades, and Hugh Slaplelon, of
fice manager, Lakeview Mining
Company, careers in the com
mercial field.
RONANZA The Juiiiu:- Follies
for lWifi were attended by par
ents and friends at Ihe school
auditorium April R. Grades from
Ihe scvenlh through the ninth
were in the first group and won
the trophy for their skit, "Movie
Frustration." written by seventh
grader Shirley Bechdoldl. Second
group, from Ihe loth through the
I2lh, was won by the 10th for
its "Way Back When." written
by sophomore Scott woolen.
Theme for all the skits was
"Show Business." Judges were
Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. Martin
Gift and Ivan Bold.
CHILOQUIN The annual
Chiloquin High School carnival
will be held Friday, April 22, at
the old gymnasium beginning at
p.m. A number of booths are
being planned and will be han
dled by each ol the high school
'classes, Ihe grade and high school
faculties, and the PTA.
Proceeds will be used lo bene
fit both the elementary and sec
ondary schools.
Queen candidates are Darla
Brewer, senior; Barbara Sisson,
junior; Elizabeth Rentz, sopho
more, and Jinny Doak, freshman.
CARDINAL LMimoVb'S
ROME (UPI) - Doctors for
Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa, tlia
first Negro prince of the church
n modern times, said Monday
night he should be well enough
to leave the hospital a few days
after Easier. The cardinal was
confined to bed a week ago by
fatigue and after - effects ol
malaria.- .
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