EXTENSION NEWS
The Homemakers Council held
tV eir regular meeting at the Ex
tension Office, Monday, with Mrs.
Martin Olson, president, in charge
Lvdla Fohn-Hansen, Pome Eemor*1,
strati on Leader, met with the Homo
makers Council to plan summer ac
tivities. She spoke of the great
need of increasing food produ.ction
and conservation, and the ways in
which homemakers cm hole. The
method of putting up raw rhubarb
was demonstrated. Raw rhubarb is
tamped into a iar until the juice
is partly extracted. When the jar
is full, it is sealed and will kee]
indefi n/ tely. When opened , the
raw rhubarb is used like fresh
r- uharb.
•Three-minute reports from Club
Presidents disclosed a variety of
activities. The Sourdough Club,
with 20 members, mended linen for
th hospital. The Rivcrbend-Hi11
top Club reported If members who
hav cooperated in "d-ebumpin^"
cushions. Money earned, at $2.£30
a cushion, will go’ into the club
treasury.
The council'- voted to take char,j
oh repairing the stage curtain.
A work-play picnic was set for
June 15 to clean up Kipp’s Lake
Camp for the summer. Anyone wish
ir._ to lend a hand will-be welcoma
Those who do not have transporta
tion should be at the Extension
Of* ice not lcter then 10:00.
Bring lunch, bathin^ suits,., and er>
jov a day's out in<_ at the lake.
Our Ganc 4-H club mpt with theh
leader, Mr. R. Quimhy, Tuesday ct
8:00 p. m. It was decided that
club members will talk at each
mentinL on their projects. At the
next meeting of June 21, Duane ,
Huntley a*-^ C. Caul1 ins will talk
on metuods of cultivation of pota
toes. Other members will talk lat
er on preparing vegetables for mar
ket, selecting seed potatoes, and
Judging vegetables. The District
Agricultural Afcent, W. M. Rogers
showed a picture, ’’Harvest for to
morrow." Refreshments were enjoy
ed at the close of the meeting.
The next meeting, will be at the
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