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The Butte Busy Beavers 4-H Club net at
the Paul Nelson home July 15th with Dor
othy Plumley, President, in charge. Min
utes mere read by secretary Marie Mullen
and roll call this answered by "VJhat I
hate Aost to do." The mcst frequent an
swers were dishes and weeding.
Sylvia Nelson and Marian Bergan demonstra
ted making muffins. They turned out With
a score of 9Vya, which is about perfect,hut
4-H must make the best better - thus tdio
97$. Mrs. Don Nealy Was the guest and
very interested. Mrs. Nelson served lovely
sandwiches with cookies, kool-aid add
pickles.
We went over to PaIks Lake for a swimming
party the night of the 15th. Mrs* PlumJ.ey
went along with us. Most of the girls
swam and the rest watched and talked. A
big bonfire was built by the lake and
v’einers and marshmallows were roasted.
Cakes, cookies and kool-aid made up the
balance of the food.
Every one had a hilarious time and lots
of belly-bursting laughs were had by all.
One or two of the girls rere pushed in
the lake with all their clothes on. 3o
many funny things happened that it would
take the whole "Settler" to tell about it.
Any—ly it won’t be as Interesting in print
as it is in reality.
Reporter: Joanne ’Frank
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ASSESS “STT '“ORK
■ Assessment work on mining claims in Alas
ka rill not have to be performed until
the period between July 1, 1948 and July
1, 1949. Hie bill providing for suspen
sion of the work, embraced in Delegate
bartlett’s enabling legislation, was
signed by “'resident Truman on June 30 just
a few hours before a new assessment year
b egan.
Reouirement is made'in the law that be
fore noon of July 1, 1940, declaration of
intention to hold the mining claims must
be filed covering the oast year, July
1, 1947, to July 1, 1948, of non-perfor
mance of assessment work,
HAT All STATEHOOD
By a tally of 196 to 133, with 101 mem
bers not voting, the House of Represen
tatives acted On June 30 to grant state
hood to Hawaii, the first time the ">ues
tion has ever been put to vote on the
floor.
Delegate 3artlett joined numerous members
in endorsing Hawaii statehood before the
vote was taken, and stated, in part,
,rTien this House votes today to admit the
Territory of Hawaii as a State of the
Union — as I am confident it will—the
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