4-H riEUJS
4-H CLUBS ORGANIZE
LAZY rOT~~?Air~. Hrs. Bernice Johnson and
Miss Marilyn Johnson went to Lory Mountain
Children's 'Ions on Saturday of this week
to help organise a 4—K Club. 10 nenbers
formed a G- rden Club and elected the fol
lowing officers: Charles Levitt, President
K; therir.e Pederson, Vice "'residont; Esther
Pederson, Secretary; Vosilla H'ghes, Re
porter; T" nnoth Hughes, Song Loader.
Tie afternoon was concluded with games.
GARXF CLUB II was formed on Monday after
noon when a group of boys and girls net at
the Pretension Office with Mrs. Toil Hiller,
assistant leader, and organised with 8 mem
bers. Officers elected were: Betty Jane
Clark, President; Tin Hiller, Vice Presi
dent; Howard Esslinger, Secretary, Sr.aron
McCartney, Reporter; ffren McCartney, Song
Leader.
Per 'the present this group plans to meet
at the Pretension Office on Tuesday after
noons. 0- Airil 20th Max Sherrod, leader,
will give a demonstration on "Fertilizing
and Preparing a Garden Plot."
3AFT~G CLUB. Ho;:t Monday afternoon dir
ectly after school those v:ho signed up for
3:'.king will meet in the Extension O'fice
with ::-s. Lou Sandvik or organize.
NET IPP3SRS ’’PLCOIH. Any boy or girl who
has not signed up to join the 4-H nay stil]
do so. JV.st call at the 3::tension Office
and enroll'with Ilrs. Johnson.
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/-H Boys and girls at the Butte enjoyed a
Get-to-gether Party at the I. II. Sandvik
home on Sunday afternoon. L >rin Oldroyd
Director of Pretension ''Tork and II'ss Ilurilyn
Johnson, H-me Demonstration Aent, were
guests.
FROTHIT JEZDS FOR CO"'S (continued from
page 8)
The total digestible nutrients (T.D.1T.)
are equally as important as protein.
Dairy scientists recommend, that a good
dairy feed contain 720 T.D.F. or bettor yet
—750, Such a feed rust contain a substan
tial amount of good grains and oil meals.
The following figures show the total dig
estible nutrients (T.D.F) in some common
feeds: ‘ ‘
'"heat 83, Corn 01, Barley 79, Oats 75,
Copra IBL 81, Soybean Ileal 83, Linseed ■
Oil I-Lal 75, Refuse screenings’ O' to -35,
Hillrun 60.
The larger the figure the more valuable the
feed is for the maintenance of the cows
body and for meeting milk production re
quirements.
Plan nor; to heir out the Grange Clean-up
Campaign.
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