EXTENSION NEWS
A 4-H Club meeting' was held at the home
of Lynn Srndvik on Wednesday, May 3.
Officers for this year were elected.
President, 'Connie Parks; Vice-President,
Lynn Sandvik; Secretary, Kent Sandvik;
Treasurer, Duane Smith; Reporter, Archie
Bergan; Song Lender, Duane Peterson.
Mr. Robert Nichols is to be the leader of
the group. Projects in the production of
food and meat for home consumption seemed
to be most popular this year. Mr. Rogers,
Extension Agent, explained the contest;
requirements for the Rural ElectrlfIcatlor
project. Movies wore shown at the close
of the meeting.
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Mrs. Joseph C. Chamberlin, who Just
recently arrived In Palmer from Wash
ington, r. C., where she was employed by
the Department of Agriculture, will take
over the-duties as secretary In the Palner
Extension Office curing the absence cf
Miss El-ancre Engdall. Miss Engdr.ll will
I be on vacation In the States from about
i May 75 to August 15.
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i The 'ocal 4-H Club leader In the normal
c our re of his or her club career Is called
upon to do many Impossible things and does
-hem. These things are multiplied and
intensified In wartime* Then the leader
not only continues to teach skills ■ s In
norm- 1 times, but takes on the special
function of guiding the war thinking and
ou -look of club members and cf developing
and keeping high their morale. Lcc^l
leaders are largely self-starters. They
do much In the way of extension teaching
and club membership tr' lnir.g on their own.
| Every 4-H Club In the United States, under
igil 'once of Its l.cal leaders, should be a
c. ntv r -in vr ttl .c r f ’ (. pr- 'urt'l n . nd
pr .rv tl n—n center f r tht evel p.icnt
C e^llls ; nd pr dices In agriculture r.nd
h re ; ■ >Un center *.f discussion nd
d. eb to—center . f re. cr ey, uf citizen
ship training end patriotism—-a center of
social life and culture.
4-H Club work teaches each club member to
do his or her best, to work faithfully, to
live fully. It emphasizes hospitality In
the heme, In the social, the cultural and
beautiful side of life. It stresses
smooth lawns, shrubbery and flowers about
and within the hone. It encourages
attractive rooms and furnishings In hr.r
ncnl us col rs. It stimulates the
acquiring of conveniences In the h,ne
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Next week Is
GRADUATION WEEK
•GRADUATE IN STYLE- — '
GET n PERMANENT THAT'S
WORTH'.'MILE
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with papers"! nng-zlnes -nd b ks n the
t1 ble and musical instruments th- t >'re
used. It prcnctes the development r f
hobbles by its members, handiwork, the
arts and crafts. It draws out youth and
enc urages self development and expression