EXTENSION NEWS
4-H RALLY ’TELL ATTENDED
The 4-H Rally Saturday cvcnipg,
April 21, brought together about
150 prospective Club members, parent
and friends. A progrnn presenting
various phases of the 4-H program
was given, followed by an opportun
ity to enroll in a Club.
Community singing was led by
Harry ’.Timer, accompanied by the
Savchenko family. Special nusic was
also presented by the Savchenko
family. Hiss J. Hazel Zimmerman,
Territorial 4-H Leader* was on
hand to tell of various programs
for the coning year. Mr. Stanloy
3allour, former 4-H member and
leader, explained the value of 4-H
Club work by comprising each child
to an "JBO, 000. investment.
A highlight of the evening was
the presentation of the $100.00
bond t D nnic Irwin for his record
in the A.2.A. club this past year.
Stories of 4-H projects wore relat
ed by D .nnic Irwin and Lcola Dcland
Oucsts tr iti the .hichoragc 4-H
clubs ii eluded :Ralph Hanson, end
Harold oiler who denonstrated
"Cutting of Seed Potatoes", Ted
’Viler who told of his 4-H project
plans f r the coning surxior and
Donald Sicgnnn.
Special movies showing the "Farr
Fanily in v.’ar Tix.c" were shown.
Approximately 100 children
signed 4-H enrollnent cards at this
meeting.
"Cxixur.ity Service” has been the
theme for the Hilltop Riverbend
Club this past week. Seven cushions
at the United Frotestant Church
Manse have been deburaped under
their expert hands and two quilts
for the: Red Cross were completed.
Members met at the Manse on throe
different days to do the debumping
job. Its. Oscar ;Kertulla was
hostess to the group for quilting,
Monday April 23. The quilts were
pieced v.'ith outing flannel donated
by the members, lined with wool
batting and tied. One was a full
sized' quilt while the. other was •
baby crib size.
BUTTE HOMEMAKERS walked through
mud or rode the tractor in order
to get go their homemakers meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. C.A. j
Sandvilc. The day was spent in^ a
business and social mcctihg,
OH THE AIR i ' !'
'ulousoclcaning Hints" will be on ,
the radio, •Jcdnosday, May 2, at
1:45. Miss Francos Byrne will pass
on ideas collected from local home
makers on houscclcaning ideas.
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