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4-H CAMP PLANNED
The Extension Service announced this week
that 4-H Camp would be held at King’s Lake
this year on August 2, 2:C0 p.m. to August
5 at 2:00 p.m. for 4-H girls, boys and
leaders.
In order to be able to attend this carp,it
is necessary that all 4-E’ersmust have
their project work up to date. The cost of
the entire camp stay has been set at $9.00
per camper. Parents and leaders are to be.
responsible for transportation to and from
the camp. Anyone having extra room,in his
pickup or car, is asked to stop at the
Extension Office for someone lacking trans
portation. A chaperon for each group at
camp is also desired.
Club members may bring in camp fee and reg
ister with Mrs,' Johnson at'-the Extension
Office.
The camp program will include: Shimming, '
music, games, handicraft, stunts, and yes,
a bug hunting contest!
4-H’ers are asked to bring the following
articles:
2 or 3 blankets (sleeping bag may be used)
pillow'if desired.
slacks,-shirts, or overalls'and shirts,
sweater, coat.(old and warm) old hat,scarf.
Sleeping garments, underwear. Comfortable
shoes, rubbers, 2 pairs of socks or stock
ings. Shimming suit—swimming cap (girls)
Tooth brush, toothpaste or powder.
Soap, hand towel, bath towel,wash cloth
and comb.
Mosquito dope and net is you have one,
^•inking cup to be used during the day. '
Pencil, notebook, scissors(narked),Ccmera,
books to read, jack knife for craft classes
and any other articles you would like.
Club members are asked to turn over any
money to be spent for crafts or other
articles for safe keeping to one of the
camp directors.
4-H loaders, Sponsors, parents and Club
members having any suggestions or any help
to offer for camp will be most welcome.
[PAL MM . (.LOUR ' G/7US
The Palmer Flour Girls met at the heme of
their leader, Mrs. Lou Sandvik, on Tuesday
July 13.
The subject of "Demonstrating" '"as discuss
ed. Mrs. Sandvik told us what to do and
what not to do in givhng a demonstration.
3illy Jean and Alma Roark (sSsters) gave
a demonstration on making cookies. Joan
Carroll and Ifergaret Cope gave a demon
stration on Prune Bread.
Mrs. Sandvik gave a report on the 4-H
Council meeting and we discussed 4-H Comp.
Refreshments were served and they were
extra delicious, Wanda Lee Bell