•4 THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1957 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. Many 4-H Club Members Gamer Awards for Exhibits, Judging Work Pupil Division, Routes Outlined \krrx. Rosemary Young. White Parents who may not know to Exhibiting for the first time Jean Wnlpol. Sharon Brusco, which school to send their child­ under the banner of the Vernon la high school Future Farmer* of I vids Argo, Judy Aldrich. Mary ren are informed that the Lincoln America, four boy* from thi* Siren .Exhibitors Carol Patter. school on Corey Hill will accomo. ». mi , Virginia Heckenliable, De- date students of the first, second area scored a very crvditab! • ro I cord. Linn Buckner placed hr»t. loiv. IVIster. Carolyn Vike. and third grades who live west COOKING 3 A and B (Bread) of the SP&S tracks. showing an excellent Hrrvhud beef animal Byron Hawkvvs Blue Judy Towne (also special Also first grade students who FVlei Award); Carolyn garnered another blu* ribbon f.u ride school busses must enroll in an outstanding exhibit sheik mg R<\t Glenda Robertson. the Lincoln school; second and FOOD PRESERVATION the various modern melhixl» of third grade bus students will tree farming, both on a small SCRAPBOOKS — Blue: Ron­ register at the Washington school. nie Ander gg; White — Glenda This is necessary to equalize the scale using regular farm equip ment and large seal* operations Robertson, Sherry Ruediger. classes in the Washington and employing up-to-date methods IWn DEMONSTRATIONS — Lincoln school in order to meet In the farm crops division, Leo Red Judy Towne and Glenda state standardization require Pelster placed second in the Robertson; Carol Patterson and ments. county FFA division competi- Carolyn Waite; Patty Robertson The school administration is tion in cucumber projects. This and Carolyn Vike. authorized to adjust zones and to was not for garden plots, but for CLOTH I NG DEMONS TRA- shift pupils to attend the school areas of one-half acre or more. TION: Blue—Diana Minger and of their choice, but in older to Friday afternoon the first an­ Shirley Pace; Red: Sherry Roe- adjust the teacher-pupil ratio to an effective size, it may be ne­ nual FFA tractor driving contest diger. DOLLAR DINNER CONTEST cessary to request pupils to shift was held and 16 boys from all from one school to another. The over the county participated in (Junior) White—Judy Towne. DOLLAR DINNER CONTEST cooperation of pupils and parents an event that was developed to will be appreciated in this mat­ tax the skill and safety methods (Senior) Blue: Carolyn Heath. WOOL SEWING CONTEST: ter. of th'’ participant. Gary Smith The school lunch program will walked off with a fourth place White—Sherry Roediger. HOME ECONOMICS JUDG­ operate again the same as last ribbon in a contest that had som» of the sideline observers wond­ ING — Blue: Mary Steen, Patty year on a $1.00 a week basis or ering if they could even be able Robertson, Carolyn Heath; Red: 25c for a single meal and the first to complete the course that was Virginia Towpe, Glenda Robert­ meal will be served on Wednes­ Roediger, Diana day, September 4. Students will markd off. The contest consisted son, Sherry Minger, Judy Towne, Virginia be requested to pay for lunches of a driving and backing contest through an obstacle course and Heckenliable; White: Linda Ar­ on Monday for a week or more a hitching and implement handl­ go, Carol ßurg, Vicki Pollock, at a time and all checks ar-> to H ckenliable, Christine be made payable to the Vernonia ing course, all held against time. Kathy Youngsters Columbia County 4-H < club King, Carol Waite, Sharon Ol­ elementary school. members displayed a total of ’ 608 son, Shirley Pace, Carolyn Vik?, will be required to bring 60 cents exhibits at the county fair, 37 i Sharon Akers. Exhibitors—Car­ Tuesday morning for the first week's lunches. FIRST PLACE in the grange booth exhibits was the entry by the Natal grange. The booth was de- exhibits were displayed in the ol Patterson. Lunches will be made avail - s gned by Ren Anderegg and Mrs. Marion Steers. 4-H exhibit building of which i 313 to high school students desiring were foods and clothing exhibits. JOB PRINTING them for SI.25 par week or 25 The rest were 4-H secretary OR books, home living exhibits, flow­ Whatever Your Needs May Be cents per meal. The special milk program will ers and photography exhibits. THE VERNONIA EAGLE be continued and students with There were 29 4-H vegetable — Office Supplies •