Honors Awarded At Tule Dress Revue
TULELAKE - Janet Bucking
ham and Mardita Jamion re
ceived top honors in the 4-H Dress
nevue, ne Id May 13 in the
Home economics building of the
Tulelake . Butle Valley Fair
grounds. Janet won the coveted senior
division trophy which entitles
her to participate in the Slate
4-H Dress Revue this August at
Davis. Janet modeled a cherry
wool flannel dress and novelty
wool jacket of matching color.
In making the outiit, Janet also
covered her purse with the novel
ty wool material. She is a mem
ber of the Modoc Toilers 4-H Club
led by Mrs. Mildred Dingier,
clothing division.
The junior division trophy went
to Mardita Jamison. who mod
eled a gay cotton print dress and
bright orange jacket. Mardita be.
longs to the 49'ers 4-H Club. Mrs.
Helen .New kirk and Mrs. Edna
Jamison are leaders.
Forty five girls modeled n the
show. Judging the entries were
4-H clothing leaders. Mrs. Erma
Schlutcr and Mrs. Winona Fisher
of Alturas and Mrs. Mary Cook
of Eaglcvillc.
Girls placing in the blue award
group receiving medals were
Marcene Krizo. Marv Palmer.
Linda Olson. Kay Carter. Mona
Lawrence. Susan Torrigino. Nona
Ott. A I i d a Jamison. Kathy
Stearns. Diane Arthur. Leah Bet-
tandorf. Marlene Macy and De
nice Holbrook.
Jeannie Caiman was mistress
of ceremonies. Mrs. Lucille Ar
thur was narrator. Mrs. Albert
Ryckman presented tile awards
given by the Tulelake Grange.
Following the dress revue re
freshments were served by 4-H
food leaders Lula Long, Leona
Carter and Betty Baghott. Deco
rating and clerking were handled
by junior leaders Hita Williams.
Judy Workman, Mama Cham
bers, Jeannie Carman and
Elaine Klasscn.
Tulelake 4-H clothing leaders
judged the work on the nearly 100
garments entered. Kour-H cloth
ing leaders participating were
Natalie Macy. Eleanor Bolesta.
Ethel Klassen. Molly O'Kceffe.
Edna Jamison. Helen N'ewkirk.
'Velma Robison, Mildred Dingier.
Lctta Ott. Juanila Taium and
Mildred Tatum.
The annual Tulelake 4-H Dress
Revue is another educational ac
tivity of the Tulelake Basin 4-H
program conducted by (lie Tule
lake Basin 4-H Leaders Council
and the University of California
farm adviser's office of Modoc
County.
Body Found
PORTLAND I CPU - The bodv
of Sonja Kuhnhauscn. 17. of Port
land was recovered from t h e
Sandy River today. The girl
drowned Sunday while on an out
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