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trtion contest hald
Carolyn Porter, Phylii Morgan
Callahan and Kebecca Clark.
rhese six girls were at the annual Ivtodoc County 4-H demon-
in Alturas. They are, back row. left to riqht, Peqav Callahan,
and Janet Morgan, Front row, same order, Betsy
Modoc County 4-H Contests Held
, HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Tuesday, April IS, 1961
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ALTURAS Sixty 4-H membcrslwere Melvin Hansen, Cedarville:
from Modoc County competed in John Younger, Alturas: Lewis
W demonstrations at the annual Vermillion. Cedarville. in the
4-H demonstration contest held livestock division. Coining were
Saturday evening. April 6. at the
Modoc I'nion High School. The
demonstrations covered the fields
of livestock, clothing, foods, for
estry and home furnishings.
The four finalist demonstrations
and medal award winners were
Carolyn Porter. Warner Moun
tain 4-H, and Teggy Callahan.
Pitt River Club, with their dem
onstration in the livestock field
called Well Bed Half Fed; Phyl-
is and Janet Morgan. Warner
Mountain Club, with their dem
onstration on horse shoeing titled
No Hoof No Horse in the horse
division: Betsy Callahan ifi the
food division with her demonstra
tion "Rise and Shine" from the
Pitt River Club: and Rebecca
Clark. Eagleville Club, with her
display "An Easy to Make
Apron" for the clothing division.
Judges for the demonstration
Hai loncy. Lake City: Melba
Hughes, Davis Creek; Violet Er
quiaga. Lake City. Forestry and
horse division Murray Clark.
Eagleville; Rav Callahan, Altur-
R. M. Bishop, Davis Creek
Clothing teams, home furnishings
and foods Alice Hicks, Cedar
ville; Beth Teuteur. Likely;
Mary Cook, Eagleville.
The junior chairmen were Car
olyn Porter and Virginia Fisher
of Alturas; Jim Toncy. Lake
City: Diana Ramsey and Steve
4-H NEWS
MERRILL BEEF CLIB
The March meeting of the Mer
rill Beef Club was called to order
by Rocky Liskey at t h e Merrill
Recreation Hall. Ten members
were present. The minutes were
read and roll was called. The
members reported how their live
stock was doing. W'e chose a date
lor weighing the breeding stock.
The meeting was adjourned.
The next meeting will be on April
in at the Merrill Recreation
Hall at 7:30 p.m.
Ann Orem,
news reporter.
MIDLAND DAIRY CLL'B
The first meeting of the Mid
land Dairy Club was held at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Ida
.Scala. The meeting was called to
order by Virginia Scala. Officers
elected for the year at this
meeting were Roy MeNary, presi
dent: Virginia Scala, vice presi
dent; Shirley Scala, secretary
treasurer; John Bair, new s report
er: Dixie Agcr and Don Milani
were elected song and game lead
. ci s.
We also decided on dues of $1
for the year.
Refreshments were served by
Catherine, Josephine, Virginia and
Mrs. Scala. Guests were Mrs. Tom
Bailey. Mrs. Clarence Agcr and
Judy Ralston.
The second meeting of the Mid
land Dairy Club was held at the
home of Mrs. Bair. President
Roy MeNary called the meeting
tn order. The record books were
given .out as, well as enrollment
cards! " " "
. Reports were given by Jose
phine Scala and Susan Bailey on
selecting a calf.
After the meeting was ad
journed, we played bingo and re
freshments were served. Honored
guest at this meeting was Victor
Milani.
AI the third meeting of the
Midland Dairy Club there were
fifteen members present. Last
vear's pins and cards were given
out. Hoard's Dairyman judging
sheets were given to the members.
We made rope halters, and the
meeting was adjourned.
The Midland Dairy Club met
al the home of Mrs. Thomas Bai
ley for its fourth meeting. Vice
president Virginia Scala called
the meeting to order. Secretary
a.nd fifteen members were pres
ent. Under new business the
ijiembers judged classes of cows
out of the Hoard s Dairyman man
ilal. Catherine Scala made a mo
tiorf that the meeting be ad
journed, and Becky Crapo sec
onded the motion.
Guests-at this meeting were
Mrs. Milani. Mrs. Crapo and
ftathy Pickett. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Bailey. The next
meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cra
po. On March 10, the Midland Dairy
Club met at the home of Mr.
ind Mrs. Fred Crapo. The meet
ing was called to order by presi
dent Roy . MeNary. Fourteen
members were present. Projects
fpr earning money were dis
cussed. The money will be used
tj buy new calf blankets.
' Dues were taken and the meet
ing was adjourned. Refreshments
were served by Becky Crapo. The
next meeting will be held on April
14.
John Bair,
news reporter.
1 MAUN PORKERS
: The first meeting of the Ma
tin Porkers was held at the home
nf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan
in Januarv. at 7: 30 p.m. Marilyn
Duncan last year's president con
ducted the meeting.
e discussed the different tvpes
of pigs that the members were
interested in.
Officers elected were Larry Tur
ner, president; John McCulley,
vice president; Linda Turner, sec
retary; Randy Turner, sergeant-at-arms;
Marilyn Duncan and Lin
da Elzner. social directors; Jer
ry Stewart, treasurer; and Bon
nie Duncan, news reporter.
Dan Duncan and Phillip Pe-
trasek are our junior leaders. Our
club leaders are Charles Duncan
and Inez Tallahie, our assistant
leader.
Other members present at this
meeting were Beverly Duncan
Johnny and Tommy Tallahie,
Jeanny Oliver, Kay Turner, Bob
Elzner, Judy McCulley, Jerry
George, and George Mitchell
Copies of the 4-H pledge were
handed out to the new members
The meeting was adjourned by
our president Larry Turner. Re
freshments were served by Mrs
Duncan.
Bonnie Duncan,
News Reporter
COUNTRY KNITTERS
The seventh meeting of the
Country Knitters was held at the
home of our leader, Mrs. Ralph
Stearns Jr. Under new business,
the club was warned against com
petition from other clubs.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by Linda Stastny
Eight members were present as!
well as two visitors who were
Mrs. Bill Schmiclli and Mrs. Wal
tcr Stastny.
The eighth meeting of the Coun
try Knitters was held on March
,27.
Beverly Bower, 4-H agent, is
to attend the next meeting and
she will talk about good groom
color coordination and other
things.
The meeting was adjourned and
refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be on
April 1 at the home nf the leader.
Linda Stastny,
News Reporter
MERRILL SHEEP CLUB
At the fourth meeting of the
Merrill Sheep Club. President
Charlie Britton called the meet
ing to order. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and ap
proved.
There were IB members pres
ent and we had one new member
Her name is Carolyn Eagle. There
were also six visitors. They were
Mrs. Fairfield. Chct Haskins,
Mrs. Kusler, Mrs. Haskins. Mi's.
Alter, and Denise Fothcringham
Bobby Trotman read a report
about sheep. Then we talked
about who was having breeding
stock. Six people are having
breeding stock this year.
Our assistant leader, Joe Fo-
theringham told us about thick'
and thin wooled sheep and which j
one has better meat.
The meeting was then ad
journed by the president.
Yolanda F'otheringham,
News Reporter
PIONEER SEWING CLUB
The meeting of the Pioneer
Sewing Club came to order on
March 26 at the home of our lead
er, Mrs. Don Mcuneney. Alter
roll call and the flag salute we
talked about what we learned from
the tour to Donnie's Yardage Shop
and also what we were going to
try to improve upon. We had a
game and the meeting was ad
journed. Refreshments were
served and then we sewed.
Wanda McGhehcy,
news reporter.
Hicks of Cedarville;
venson, Eagleville.
Diana Ste-
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4-H News
COOKING CRUMBS
The 4-H Cooking Crumbs foods
club held its regular meeting at
the home of the leader, Mrs. Dale
Moore. We talked about raw veg
etables and how to peel potatoes
and carrots. We also talked
about relish plates and what to
use. Mrs. Moore served refresh
ments of cream puffs and milk.
Mrs. Moore show ed us some things
to do w ith carrots. The next meet
ing will be in April.
Tina Lanza.
News Reporter.
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